Damjana Cabarkapa Season 2019

Personal: Full name is Damjana Cabarkapa … daughter of Vojkan and Jelena Cabarkapa … has one brother Dimitrije who played basketball at James Madison University … related to former NBA player Zarko Cabarkapa who was drafted in the first round of the 2003 NBA draft and played for the Phoenix Suns and the Golden State Warriors.

2019 Season (Redshirt Sophomore): Played in 111 of the team's 125 sets ... led the team with 0.69 blocks pet set ... finished with 111 total kills and 11 service aces ... opened the season with 4.0 blocks versus South Carolina (8/30) ... had six blocks in a four-set victory against Notre Dame (9/13) ... reached a season-high in kills with 11 against Ball State (9/14) ... finished with nine kills against #25 Louisville (9/22) ... had two solo blocks and six assisted at home against Memphis (10/25) ... had five blocks in the NCAA First Round matchup with VCU then followed with four, including two solo, in the historic win over #2 Pitt (12/7)

2018 Season (Redshirt Freshman): All-AAC Academic Team ... Played in 132 of the team's 133 sets ... led the team with 0.98 blocks per set, totaling 130 total with 15 solo ... also had 128 kills, 31 digs, nine assists and four aces ... started the season with six blocks and three kills against UC Santa Barbara (8/24) ... had seven kills on 16 attempts at No. 25 Colorado State ... recorded seven blocks and six kills versus Coastal Carolina (9/8) ... had a season-high nine kills at WKU (9/18) ... totaled eight blocks at Temple (10/5) ... had a huge match at UConn (10/7) with 11 blocks (one solo) and four kills ... followed that with seven blocks in the match at Tulsa (10/12) ... tied her season-high with nine kills against USF (10/19) ... had another double-digit block match with ten at Memphis (10/26) ... ended the season with three blocks and two kills against nationally-ranked Marquette in the NCAA Tournament (12/1)

2016 & 2017 Season: Redshirt

High School: Won two gold medals and one silver medal in the first division at High Medical School.