University of the Pacific

2015 (Junior):
In her third season on the court for the Tigers, Wilk saw action in 28 matches with 24 starts and 107 sets played. On the year, the Tigers middle led the way defensively with 101 blocks (0.94 blocks per set) including grabbing 13 solo efforts. On the offensive end, Alicja finished third on the team with 256 kills on .257 hitting while adding 30 service aces. She would record double-digit kills 12 times on the year including in each of the last five matches. Additionally, Alicja would led the team in blocks in 15 of 28 matches while recording a season-high eight blocks three different times.

2014 (Sophomore):
Taking over full time as one of Pacific''s starting middles, Alijca was the only Tiger in 2014 to play in all 112 sets while starting all 31 matches. On the year, Wilk averaged 1.49 kills per set as she posted 167 kills on .280 hitting. Defensively at the net, Wilk came up with 125 total blocks including 20 solo efforts as she led the team in blocks in 15 matches. In the last match of the season, Wilk came up with a season-best nine blocks and just missed her first double-double as she also added eight kills on 19 attacks at San Francisco. For good measure, Alijca was third on the team with 21 aces while adding 95 digs on the year. At the conclusion of the season, Wilk earned WCC All-Academic honors for her work in the classroom in her first season of eligibility.

2013 (Freshman):
After arriving on campus in January, Alicja made her indoor debut on Aug. 30 against St. Francis and quickly established herself as a superior defensive blocker for the Tigers. Facing off against Michigan State and their all-American outside, Wilk helped lead Pacific to a dominating 3-0 win over the Spartans while recording a season-best six blocks. In a start against Pepperdine on Oct. 10, Alicja recorded her lone 10+ kill effort of the season as she tallied 13 kills on 34 swings. She recorded seven 10+ dig matches including a 14-dig performance against Santa Clara on Nov. 16. Overall, Wilk finished the year with 75 kills, 16 aces, 176 digs, and 55.0 total blocks in 96 sets played.

High School/Club:
Wilk will came to Pacific early after graduating from V LO Rzeszow in Trzebownisko, Poland in 2012. Playing in the second league, Wilk led her team to a bronze medal at the Polish Volleyball Championships in her final season of play. Joining the Tigers in the Spring of 2013, Wilk was able to be a part of Pacific''s newly formed sand volleyball team before playing on the hard court.

Personal:
Alicja Wilk is from Trzebownisko, Poland and is the daughter of Bozena and Jerzy Wilk. Alicja is pursuing a degree in business while at Pacific.