2016:
Once again, Wilk played with Whitson, serving as the second pairing for the Tigers. She led Pacific in blocks with 12 on the year, putting up multiple blocks in five games. Wilk twice recorded 18 kills, her season-high. Those totals came against Stanford and Santa Clara. Wilk hit .270 overall on the year, hitting over .300 four times. That included a .545 game against San Jose State in which Wilk had 15 kills in 22 attempts. Wilk had seven double-doubles on the year. Her season-best in digs was 18, coming against Santa Clara.
2015:
Alongside of her partner Kimmy Whitson, Wilk played both No. 3 and No. 4 in the order for the Tigers while sporting a 16-5 overall record. Early in the year, the duo played at No. 4 going 9-5 before moving to No. 3 where the two were a perfect 7-0 to finish the season. Overall, Wilk finished the year with team highs in kills (285) and blocks (48) to go with 160 digs and 25 aces.
2014:
Wilk spent the early part of the season playing at the No. 4 position alongside of Hanna Levanen as the pair went 3-1 through March. After an injury sidelined Levanen, Wilk shifted to the No. 2 spot where she paired with Kimmy Whitson. The pair rolled off five-straight victories before finally falling to a pair of ranked teams to end the year at 5-2 together. Overall, Wilk ended the season and impressive 8-3.
2013:
In her first year in the sand, Wilk played primarily in the Tigers'' No. 4 spot, pairing with fellow freshman Kimmy Whitson for much of the year. Wilk joined the Tigers in January to play both sand and indoor but joined the Tigers'' sand team immediately upon her arrival at Pacific. Wilk and Whitson put their names in the Tigers'' record books on Mar. 19 against USC as the duo became the first Pacific pair to record a match victory, defeating Kati Duddridge and Sam Hirschmann in three sets, 15-21, 21-19, 15-11. She showed off her all-around game to lead the way as the newest Tiger posted 17 kills and 25 digs to go along with one ace.. Her best effort came against Stanford on April 16 when she recorded 20 kills to go along with 22 digs and one ace. For the year, Alicja posted 107 kills, 105 digs, seven blocks, and 17 aces.
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.
Alicja Wilk Indoor Bio
