Bryant University

Britta Beckman ‘03
Volleyball
Hall of Fame Class of 2010

Arguably the top setter in school history, Britta Beckman paved the way for standout setters to come in a program known for its rich history of stellar play at the position. Beckman established numbers that topped the Bulldog and Northeast-10 Conference history books, dishing out more than 6,000 assists across her career. Her numbers as a setter – 6,274 assists and 11.47 helpers per game – ranked her above not just any other Bulldog, but every other setter in the conference as well, holding the top spot until 2007.

Beckman remains the all-time Bryant record holder for assists in a season, registering 1749 in 2003.

The 2004 grad currently holds the No. 2 slot in both assists and assists per game in both the Bulldog and NE-10 record books and is currently ranked fifth among all Bryant players in career aces (283). She is in the top-5 in both sets and matches played and holds top-15 spots in attack percentage, digs and total blocks. Her 78 assists against Bentley in November of 2003 rank second all-time in a single match and are the most of any setter this decade.

Beckman garnered many honors in her four years as a Bulldog, becoming the first Bryant athlete to win a trio of NE-10 Setter of the Year awards (2000, 2002 and 2003), and was a three-time first team all-conference selection, a 2003 AVCA All-America Honorable Mention and an AVCA All-Northeast Region pick all four years.