All-American Kristyn Price becomes the second C of I volleyball player to enter the Hall of Fame after a record-setting four-year career.
 
During her time as a Coyote, Price established nearly every offensive school record – including 37 kills against Northwest Nazarene in 2000 and nine aces vs. Western Baptist that same year. She holds the Top-3 single-season kill marks in program history, including a record-setting 626 in 2000 and a record 5.16 kills per set average in 2002.  Her 2,061 career kills are the most by a Coyote and second-most in Cascade Conference history, as is her 208 aces, while ranking No. 4 in program history with 1,600 digs.
 
Price was a four-time All-CCC and NAIA Region I selection, earning All-America honors following the 2002 season, when she was named CCC Player of the Year.
 
In 2000, Price led the Lady Yotes to their first ever trip to the NAIA National Championships in Palm Beach, Fla.
 
The Bellevue native is currently the volleyball coach at The Community School in Sun Valley.