Cornell University Athletics

As a junior (2016)
• Sincox saw action in 12 matches as a junior, including six Ivy League contests.
• Posted double-digit digs twice on the year and averaged 1.45 digs per set.
• Finished the season with 10 assists and three service aces.

As a sophomore (2015)
• As a sophomore, Sincox took over as the team’s libero and had an outstanding campaign, ranking sixth in the Ivy League with 4.0 digs per set.
• Her 364 digs on the year ranked 12th in Cornell history for digs in a single season and her 4.0 digs per set was good for 11th overall in Big Red history.
• Played in all 24 matches, reaching double-digit digs 17 times, and reaching the 20+ dig plateau on eight occasions.
• Registered a season-high 28 digs in the season finale vs. Penn.
• Also handed out 66 assists and posted 17 service aces on the year. 

As a freshman (2014)
• Sincox had a solid rookie season as the team’s defensive specialist, starting 18-of-24 matches and seeing action in all 87 sets.
• Posted 2.32 digs per set and reached double-digit digs on eight occasions.
• Finished with a career-high 18 digs in back-to-back Ivy League contests at Brown on Oct. 18 and vs. Columbia on Oct. 25. 

At Clear Brook High School
• A four-year letter winner at Clear Brook high school, Sincox served as team captain all four seasons. 
• Was named to the Greater Houston Coaches all-star team, and was an academic all-state selection in 2013.
• Named first-team all-district as a senior after being a second-team selection as a junior and an honorable mention choice as a sophomore.
• A two-time team MVP, she earned the team’s Wolverine Award in her first two seasons.
• Played for Absolute Volleyball Academy of Texas, serving at team captain from 2011-13.
• In her final season, she helped the team qualify for the Tour of Texas as one of the top 24 teams in the state.

Personal
• Chelsea Nicole Sincox is the daughter of John and Holly Sincox and she has one older sister.
• Her uncle, Dr. Marlin Duff played baseball at Ole Miss University.
• She is enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.