Plymouth State University

KELLY LANDRY ('06): A former all-star outside hitter for Plymouth State’s volleyball teams in the mid-2000s under coach Moira Long, Kelly Landry is one of the top all-around players in the program’s history. She was a four-time Little East Conference First Team All-Star, a former LEC Player of the Year, and is one of just two players in school history who recorded more than 1,000 kills and 1,000 digs in their careers.

A native of Nashua, N.H., Landry was a standout from the beginning, when she earned First Team All-Conference honors as a freshman in 2002 after helping the team to a 25-11 record and the program’s first ECAC post-season berth. She duplicated her efforts as a sophomore after helping the team return to the ECAC Tournament and post a 29-8 record. Landry blossomed as a junior in 2004, earning LEC Offensive Player of the Year honors after leading the team to a 28-12 record and its first Little East Conference Championship.  Landry was LEC Tournament MVP, leading PSU to the first NCAA Tournament berth in program history.

Landry went on to earn her fourth straight All-LEC First Team selection as a senior in 2005 after helping the Panthers to a 23-17 mark and their fourth straight post-season appearance.  Landry set PSU records for career kills (1,691) and digs (1,735), and still ranks second in both categories.  She owns school standards for service aces in a match (16) and kills in a season (560).