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NAME: Lucy Trump
SCHOOL: Ryle High School
SPORT(S): Volleyball
GRADUATING YEAR: 2022
GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT: Committing to Notre Dame at age 14 to play volleyball
BIRTHDATE: 7/13/2004
HEIGHT: 6'-155 lbs.
RESIDENCE: Union, Ky.
PARENTS: Rob & Katy Trump/Darin and Jessie Schmidt
BIGGEST INFLUENCE: "My sister Lilly Trump."
One of Northern Kentucky's best volleyball players - she was named Kentucky Ms. Volleyball this season! -- is Ryle High School senior Lucy Trump, who has been playing varsity since the eighth grade, and was only fourteen years old when she committed to play her college volleyball at the University of Notre Dame! She holds the school record for kills, and was this year's Northern Kentucky Div. I Player of the Year and 9th Region Player of the Year. She led the Raiders to a 28-9 record, a 33rd District championship and a regional semifinals' finish. She had 464 kills this season while also recording 333 digs, 33 blocks and 43 aces. She was named first team all-state.
Lucy helped last season's Ryle team to a 17-7 record, the 33rd District championship and a Ninth Region runner-up finish.
Her stellar play earned her numerous awards, including being named MVP of this year's 9th Region tournament. Her junior year she was named NKY Div. I Player of the Year (NKGVCA), NKY Co-Player of the Year (Enquirer), and first team all-state. She was named a MaxPreps' honorable mention All-American. Also, she was invited to participate in the USA Volleyball National Training Team Development Program, and was on the Under Armour All-American watch list.
An outside hitter and a defensive specialist, Lucy is a good student (4.0 GPA) who is active in community service. Lucy also plays for the Tri State Elite Volleyball Club team.
Her favorite athlete is Russell Wilson, favorite entertainer is Jim Carrey, favorite book is The Hate You Give, favorite movie is the Harry Potter series and most-like-to-meet is Jesus.
COACH'S QUOTE – "Lucy is an exceptional student athlete because of her leadership on and off the court. She continues to strive to get better on the court and in the classroom."
— Tasha Lovins Varsity Volleyball Coach.
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