SUNY Potsdam Athletics

Nikki Ramirez enters her second season with the Bears after transferring from Southern Vermont College, where she played two seasons.

2019: Played in 21 matches, recorded 38 kills, 35 digs and two blocks
 
2018 (with Southern Vermont): Played in 22 matches, third on team with 126 kills, recorded 27 assists, 11 aces, 144 digs and nine blocks
 
2017 (with Southern Vermont): Played in 21 matches, second on team with 215 kills and 54 aces, recorded 205 kills and eight blocks
 
Personal: Personal: Daughter of Maria and Hector Ramirez. . . majoring in Management. . .career ambition is to own and operate a non-profit healthcare organization for patients with Mental illnesses…Played volleyball for Bishop Amat Memorial High School . . .where she also played soccer ….. was second team all-league, member of the national honors society, and an honor student… favorite athletes are Andrea Rangel and Brenda Castillo…her heroes are her parents and grandparents… her favorite thing about being an NCAA Athlete is being able to play the sport she loves while getting a higher education. . . greatest sports accomplishment is winning the conference championship in 2018 at southern Vermont College and competing in the NCCA regional tournament in NY… favorite TV shows and movies are The Office, Haikyu, and the Back to the Future Trilogy…hobbies include working out, makeup, reading, and traveling…favorite class at SUNY Potsdam is Human Resource Management with Dr. Karen Caldwell…Greatest Potsdam memory is meeting her teammates…college athletic and Academic awards include second team all-academic honoree in 2018-2019, member of SVC’s Deans list, Celeste Warner agent of change award recipient for 2018-2019, SUNYAC all-academic honoree 2020-2021, President’s and Dean’s list at Potsdam in 2019-2021 . . . was second team All-NECC and SVC team rookie of the year as a freshman and NECC All-Academic in 2018-19 . . . member of SVC’s Dean’s List and Celest Warner Agent of Change Award recipient for 2018-19