Imani Hartfield

Photo by: Tom Weber

Photo by: Will Becque

Position:
Middle Hitter
Height:
5-9
Class:
Junior
High School:
Seminole H.S.
Hometown:
Sanford, Fla.

2022 (Junior)

MVC All-Tournament Team

Played in all 31 matches as a junior... led the Missouri Valley in hitting percentage (.394) while only having two matches with a hitting percentage less than .200... finished the season with 292 kills including 13 matches with 10 or more... tied her career-high in kills (17) and blocks (6) with a .452 hitting percentage against Evansville in the MVC Quarterfinal (11/21)... averaged 2.43 kills per set and .56 blocks per set.

2021 (Sophomore)

Appeared in seven matches before injury sidelined her … finished with at least five kills in all seven matches … hit .778 with seven kills on nine swings and no errors in SIU’s win over Mississippi Valley State (8/28) … hit over .500 in three of the seven matches she appeared in … put down 10 kills on 17 swings with no errors against Oral Roberts (9/4) ... tallied at least one block in five of seven matches.

2020 (Freshman)

Appeared in 19 matches, which included 17 starts … averaged 2.07 kills and .66 blocks per set … finished third in the MVC, and first among freshmen, in hitting percentage (.288) … finished with at least five kills in 15 matches, which included five with double-digit kills … hit .357 with 12 kills and four blocks in SIU’s win at Memphis (1/23) … hit over .300 in 10 of the 19 matches she played in, which included five matches in which she hit over .400 … hit at a .583 clip with eight kills on 12 swings against Missouri State (1/30) … tallied at least one block in 15 matches.

High School

2019 All-Conference first team … 2018 Orlando Sentinel All-Area second team … hit .369 with 203 kills and 48 blocks as a senior … hit .392 for her prep career and totaled 616 kills and 216 blocks … played club volleyball for Top Select Volleyball, an organization that is ranked in the Top-10 nationally, according to Triple Crown NIT … helped the 17U Top Select Elite go 10-1 and finish runner-up at the 2018 AAU Junior National Championships.