University of San Francisco Athletics

2024 (GRADUATE YEAR):

• Awarded WCC Second Team honors.
• Set a new career high in sets played with 121 total over 30 games started, one of only two players on the team to start in every game this season.
• Lead the team in assists with a total of 1,092 for a new career best and second most in the WCC.
• Recorded 119 points, 66 kills, 57 total blocks and 23 serving aces, third most on the team and personal career high in serving aces.
• Tallied 304 digs for an average of 2.51 digs per set, a career best and second best on the team.

2023 (SENIOR):

• Played in 107 sets over 29 matches making a new career high in sets played.
• Tallied 76 kills and 237 digs over the season, reaching a new career high in both categories.
• 24 of those digs came from a match up against New Mexico 8/26.
• Led the team with 743 assists and contributed a total of 98.5 points.

2022 (JUNIOR):

• Played 25 games over 87 sets, marking a new career high in sets played.
• Tallied 71 kills and 163 digs on the year with a high of 16 digs against Pepperdine on 10/29.
• Led the team with most assists totaling 656 with a high of 48 assists against Saint Mary’s 10/20.
• Finished with 95 points, sixth best on the team.
• WCC All-Academic First Team.

2021 (SOPHOMORE):

• Played in 25 matches over 86 sets for the Dons.
• Tallied 523 assists with a season-high of 46 assists against Portland.
• Had 178 digs with a season-high of 14 against Santa Clara.
• Totaled 68.5 points from 20 blocks, 14 service aces and 49 kills.
• WCC All-Academic First Team.

2020 (FRESHMAN):

• Became the first setter in program history to earn an all-conference award.
• Played in 18 matches over 70 sets. 
• Finished the year with 641 assists, averaging 9.2 assists per set. The 641 assists ranked fourth in the WCC, while the 9.2 assists was fifth in the conference. 
• Tallied 152 digs on the year averaging 2.2 digs per set. 
• Finished the year with seven double-doubles. 
• Recorded 77.5 points on the year, thanks to 49 kills, 29 blocks and 13 service aces. 
• The 49 kills was second most in the WCC by a setter. 
• All-WCC Honorable Mention.

HIGH SCHOOL:

• A member of Gimnasia y Esgrimia de Rosario Club.
• Ayub was a member of the National Team that became a South American champion in 2017 and 2018. 
• She was also a member of the U20 National Team that played in the World Championships in Mexico.
• On the club scene, she helped guide her squad to a 2017 National Club Tournament Championship.
• She led her team to city championships in 2014, '16, '17, and '19. 
• In her province of Santa Fe she won the National Competition by provinces.