2007 ...Played in all 101 games ... Earned Honorable Mention for GNAC all-conference team ... Led the team in hitting percentage (.242 overall, .252 in conference) ... ranked eighth in GNAC games and ninth overall for hitting percentage amongst the conference leaders ... matched the GNAC record of .929 hitting percentage on Oct. 4 against Saint Martins ... third on the team in kills with 231 for the season ... fourth on the team for kills per game (2.29) ... ranked 26th in GNAC games for kills ... tallied double-figure kills in 10 matches ... Career-best 16 kills on Sep. 27 at Northwest Nazarene ... second on team in blocks with 86 for the season (0.85 per game) ... ranked 14th in GNAC games for blocks ... ranked 28th in GNAC games for points... Leads the Nanooks Individual Match Record with a hitting percentage of .929 on Oct. 4 against Saint Martins ... Korlyn is currently 8th in the UAF Record Book of total block career leaders with 200 total blocks.

2006 ... Led the team in blocks with 83 ... Fourth on the team in kills, averaging 2.16 per game ... Named Great Northwest Athletic Conference Player of the Week for the week of Oct. 2-8 for her performance in the Alaska's wins over Saint Martin's University and Western Oregon University... Korlyn holds the UAF individual match record of hitting percentage .667 on Oct. 5, 2006 against Saint Martins.

2005 ... Korlyn came in a freshman making a positive impact for the Nanooks playing in 65 games her first collegiate season...fourth on the team in kills registering 107...third best in total blocks for the Nanooks with 31 blocks...came in second in blocks per game her first season.

Prior to Alaska...Attended El Molino High School participating in volleyball, swimming and basketball...volleyball honors include Offensive MVP and First Team All-League...varsity swimming Most Improved...played for Empire Volleyball Club in Santa Rosa.

Personal...Daughter of Arthur Bolster...sister Clara....plays ultimate frisbee and enjoys all sports.

Coach Shoemaker says..."Korlyn Bolster is another of our young players who really got tested last year, and I think she has learned a lot as a result. She will be a significant contributor to our success over the remainder of her career. She has the potential to be a solid player in all areas, especially as an attacker."