University of the Pacific

Teri McGrath-Keltner was a standout student-athlete for the Pacific women's volleyball team from 1984-87, and continues to rank among the top 10 in numerous categories in the Pacific record book.

She helped guide Pacific to a 137-18 record during her four years at the outside hitter position. During her junior season in 1986, she earned American Volleyball Coaches Association All-America Second Team honors and was a Volleyball Monthly All-American. Also an exemplary student, Teri was recognized as an Academic All-American in 1986 for her success in the classroom.

McGrath-Keltner continued to pile up honors as a senior in 1987, as she earned AVCA All-American First Team honors and was once again a Volleyball Monthly All-American. She earned All-PCAA First Team recognition for the second time and was bestowed with the prestigious honor of Academic All-American of the Year. Teri was also a 1987 participant in the World University Games held in Yugoslavia, along with teammate Liz Hert-Rey.

McGrath-Keltner's name can be found throughout the Pacific record book, as she currently ranks seventh in digs (1,105) and digs per game (2.59) for her career. McGrath-Keltner also ranks eighth in the Tigers' career record book with 357 block assists and ninth in both total blocks and blocks per game. She ranks 10th in the Pacific career record book with 72 solo blocks.

After a solid career at Pacific, McGrath-Keltner was part of the U.S. National Team from 1988-91.