Cornell University Athletics

As a junior (2017)
• Saw a significant jump in playing time as a junior, appearing in all 23 matches with nine starts.
• Ranked fourth on the team and 19th in the Ivy League in hitting percentage (.232).
• Posted double-digit kills nine times, six of which came in Ivy play.
• Registered a career-high 15 kills in a win over Princeton (10/13).
• Finished the season with 57 blocks and 29 digs.
• Named to the Colgate Invitational All-Tournament Team.
 
As a sophomore (2016)
• Rogers saw action in 16 matches during her sophomore season.
• Posted a season-high eight kills at Brown on Oct. 29.
• Finished the year with 12 block assists, including a season-high four at Dartmouth on Oct. 14.
• Registered 20 kills, seven digs, and two service aces on the year.
 
As a freshman (2015)
• Rogers saw action in 18 matches, making four starts during her rookie campaign.
• Averaged 1.20 kills per set, while hitting .186 percent, improving in both categories in Ivy League play with1.23 kills per game while hitting .213 percent.
• Finished the season with 24 total blocks, 30 digs, and five service aces.
 
Prior to Cornell
• Rogers earned three varsity letters at Saline high school, serving as team captain as a senior.
• Was a two-time all-state selection and was a three-time all-region and all-conference honoree.
• Was also named a fifth-team Prep Volleyball Academic All-American in 2014.
• As a member of Legacy Volleyball Club, Rogers was named an AAU Academic All-American in 2014, and won an AAU National Championship in 2013.
• Helped the squad take fifth place at the 2014 Junior Olympics after a seventh place finish at the 2013 Junior Olympics. 
 
Personal
• Kara Quinn Rogers is the daughter of Michael and Kerry Rogers and she has an older sister, Kate.
• Rogers comes from a very athletic family, as her father played baseball at Rice (1984-85), her mother played volleyball for Ohio University (1984-87) and her sister currently swims at Yale.
• Rogers is enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.