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- Height:
- 5-4
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- Year:
- Junior
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- Hometown:
- Hudsonville, Mich.
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- High School:
- Hudsonville
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- Position:
- Libero
Bio
2015 Season (Sophomore): Appeared in career-high 24 matches in 2015, helped Bulldogs to 2015 GLIAC regular season and tournament championships, as well as an NCAA Tournament Regional Final appearance. Had two service aces in 3-1 victory over nationally 2nd ranked Southwest Minnesota State over four sets on 9/12. Played in parts of all five sets in 3-2 win over nationally 4th ranked Concordia-St. Paul on 9/12. Had career-high 11 digs at Walsh on 9/25.
2014 Season (Freshman): Appeared in 19 matches for the Bulldogs as a freshman in 2014, helping the team to the 2014 GLIAC Championship and an NCAA Tournament bid…Totaled 44 digs and 12 service aces in 57 sets…Played in all four sets during a 3-1 loss to Indianapolis on Oct. 17, recording two service aces and five digs…Had a season-high seven digs in a loss to Truman on Oct. 18.
Before Ferris State: Graduated from Hudsonville High School and earned 2013 MaxPreps All-America honors.
Reminga was a Michigan Class A First Team All-State honoree for Hudsonville in 2013 under prep head coach Teresa VanDerSchaaf. She also claimed All-Ottawa Kent (OK) Red Conference recognition and was both an all-area and all-region choice. She earned individual academic all-state laurels and was tabbed as the team Most Valuable Player Award recipient.
A three-time all-district honoree, Reminga helped lead Hudsonville to the OK Red Conference Championship in 2013. The squad also claimed team academic all-state recognition. She was a two-time all-conference pick and compiled 1,060 digs along with 91 service aces, 83 assists and 35 kills as her squad posted a 50-14-1 record as a senior.
As a junior in 2012, Reminga compiled 921 digs, 90 aces, 23 assists and 23 kills in helping Hudsonville win a district crown and post a 43-25 mark. She was a third-team all-state choice in her junior season while also earning all-region, all-area and all-conference recognition. She served as team captain.
Along with her prep volleyball career, Reminga also left her mark on the travel circuit while playing for the DFFO program for coach Kyle Staal. They advanced to nationals for two years.