Cal Poly Pomona Athletics

Photos of Bonja / Career Statistics for Bonja

As a Junior in 2011: Selected as the team's Most Valuable Player after another stellar season at the libero position... Moved into eighth all-time in the Broncos' record books for digs, collecting 816 through her first three seasons at CPP... Totaled 324 digs as a junior, averaging 3.45 per game... Also posted the third-best receiving percentage on the squad at .942... Recorded 33-straight receptions to start the season without making an error... Collected 41 receptions and a season-high 22 digs in a five-set road match at Chico State on Sept. 17.

As a Sophomore in 2010: Led the Broncos in digs as a sophomore, with 318 total and 3.24 per game... That dig average ranked 10th in the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) at the conclusion of the season... She ranked second on the team in receiving percentage, tallying a .910 mark... Totaled a season-best 24 digs on Nov. 12 against UC San Diego... Selected as the team's "Best Defensive Player" at the program's annual banquet.

As a Freshman in 2009: Completed freshman season ranked third in digs with 174... Reached double-digits in digs eight times with season-best 17 in the win over Dixie State... Fired 15 service aces including season-best four at Chico State.

High School: A 2009 graduate of Bishop Amat High School, where she was a four-year starter at libero… A three-time All-League First Team selection… Named All-League Second Team honoree as a freshman… Team’s Best Defensive player all four years…A four-time Scholar-Athlete.

Personal: Daughter of Ed Bonja and Laurie Gallegos… A Liberal Studies major and Psychology minor... Has four siblings named Ben, Ronnie, Kath and Joey... Her sister Kath played softball collegiately for the University of San Diego... Enjoys hanging out with friends, going to the beach and working out in her free time... Favorite pro team is the San Diego Chargers... Favorite pro athletes are Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh... Aspires to teach and coach mentally-disabled students.