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Former Wingate setter Alison Cooke joined the Duke volleyball staff in March of 2015 and enters her first season with the Blue Devils this fall.
A member of the Wingate volleyball team from 2010-14, Cooke led the Bulldogs to a sweep of the South Atlantic Conference’s regular season and tournament titles in 2014. She earned first team All-SAC, AVCA all-region and third team AVCA All-America honors while guiding Wingate to its third straight appearance in the NCAA Division II Elite Eight.
As a senior, Cooke led the league with a 10.50 assists per set average, running a Wingate offense that finished in the top 20 nationally in kills per set, assists per set and hitting percentage. Cooke helped Wingate post a higher hitting percentage than all its opponents in 2014, helping the Bulldogs hit .300 or better 13 times.
She was named SAC Specialist of the Week four times in 2014 and nine times throughout her distinguished career.
A native of Davidson, N.C., Cooke was an honorable mention All-America selection in 2013 while also picking up first team All-SAC and all-region accolades.
Cooke received her degree in psychology from Wingate in 2014. She is the daughter of Dick Cooke, the head baseball coach at Davidson College.
Cooke currently resides in Durham, N.C.