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Trinity Shadd-Ceres
- Position:
- Outside Hitter
- Height:
- 5-11
- Class:
- Junior
- Hometown:
- Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
- High School:
- Cameron Heights Collegiate Institute
Awards & Honors
2025-26 Dean’s List
2026 All-BIG EAST, Long Jump (Track)
2026 BIG EAST Field Athlete of the Week, 5/12
2026 First Team All-American, Long Jump (Track)
2026: Sophomore at Creighton
• Enrolled at Creighton in January of 2026.
• Practiced and competed with Creighton Volleyball and Track in the Spring semester.
• Led the Bluejays with 10 kills, adding six digs while hitting .304 in April 17 spring match vs. Nebraska.
• Earned First Team All-America honors in outdoor track after placing sixth at the NCAA Championships in the Long Jump with a distance of 21’ 4.75” (June 11).
• The only freshman in school history in any sport to be named a First Team All-American as a freshman, as she was considered a redshirt freshman in track at the time under old NCAA rules.
• Became Creighton Track’s first titlist ever at the BIG EAST Championships when she won the Long Jump on May 15th with a leap of 20’ 10.5”.
2025: Sophomore at Wisconsin
• Played in nine matches.
• Made first appearance in over a year against No. 19 Indiana, coming off of an injury (Nov. 9), recording three assists.
• Tied a career-best with three digs against Northwestern (Nov. 26).
• Had four kills in as many swings in NCAA Tournament win over Eastern Illinois (Dec. 4).
• Recorded a block late against No. 19 North Carolina (Dec. 5).
• Tallied three kills against No. 3 Texas in the NCAA Regional Final (Dec. 14) to secure trip to the Final Four.
• Had one kill and one dig while hitting .500 in Final Four match vs. No. 2 Kentucky (Dec. 16).
2024: Freshman at Wisconsin
• Recorded 10 kills, seven digs and three blocks in 12 sets overall.
• Played in four matches while starting in two.
• Made her collegiate debut at No. 6. Louisville (Aug. 27).
• Collected two kills, two digs, and added a solo block against the Cardinals.
• Pounded career-high six kills and added three digs and a block against No. 1 Texas (Sept. 1).
Cameron Heights Collegiate Institute
• Awarded Senior Female Volleyball Athlete of the Year 2023.
• Member of Team Canada U19 Women’s National Team, participating in 2023 U19 NORCECA Championships in Puerto Rico and 2023 NEP (National Excellence Program) Team Training in Richmond, British Columbia.
• Helped lead her club, KW Predators, to third place at 2022-2023 Provincial Championships.
• Named 17UG Grand Prix All-Star.
• Participated in High School Track and Field.
• Was 20U Provincial Champion in 100 meters, 200 meters and the long jump.
• Canada’s 2022 Junior Female Track & Field Athlete of the Year.
• Canada’s 2023 Senior Female Athlete of the Year.
• Set Canadian track records in 15U, 16U, 17U and 18U age groups.
• Won the Canadian Olympic Trials in the long jump in 2024, but didn’t qualify for Paris since she fell 0.72 meters short of the Olympic qualifying standard.
Personal
• Daughter of Crystal Shadd.
• Mother played volleyball and ran track at Eastern Michigan and ran track at Arkansas.
• Uncle Kenan Shadd ran track at Southern Illinois.
• Has one brother, Jeremiah.
• An exercise science major.
• Nickname is T or Trin.
• Three words to describe her hometown are friendly, diverse and growing.
• Sports hero is Allyson Felix.
• Celebrity she wants to meet is LeBron James.
• Reality show she’d star in is Family Feud.
• Thinks KeKe Palmer would play her in a moveie.
• Favorite food is grandpa’s lemon meringue pie.
• Dream vacation destination is Greece.
• Best gift she ever got was an iPod in 2015.
• NIL deal she wants is with Nike.
• Most improved teammate is Nora Wurtz.
• Funniest teammate is Eloise Brandewie.
• Go-to pregame music artist is Drake.
• Gameday superstition is the order she puts on her gear.
• Best friend on another volleyball team is Wisconsin’s Grace Egan.
• Life advice to others is you only live once, so have fun while you can.
• Best sports memory is winning the Olympic Trials in 2024.
• Chose Creighton for the people and their goals.
2025-26 Dean’s List
2026 All-BIG EAST, Long Jump (Track)
2026 BIG EAST Field Athlete of the Week, 5/12
2026 First Team All-American, Long Jump (Track)
2026: Sophomore at Creighton
• Enrolled at Creighton in January of 2026.
• Practiced and competed with Creighton Volleyball and Track in the Spring semester.
• Led the Bluejays with 10 kills, adding six digs while hitting .304 in April 17 spring match vs. Nebraska.
• Earned First Team All-America honors in outdoor track after placing sixth at the NCAA Championships in the Long Jump with a distance of 21’ 4.75” (June 11).
• The only freshman in school history in any sport to be named a First Team All-American as a freshman, as she was considered a redshirt freshman in track at the time under old NCAA rules.
• Became Creighton Track’s first titlist ever at the BIG EAST Championships when she won the Long Jump on May 15th with a leap of 20’ 10.5”.
2025: Sophomore at Wisconsin
• Played in nine matches.
• Made first appearance in over a year against No. 19 Indiana, coming off of an injury (Nov. 9), recording three assists.
• Tied a career-best with three digs against Northwestern (Nov. 26).
• Had four kills in as many swings in NCAA Tournament win over Eastern Illinois (Dec. 4).
• Recorded a block late against No. 19 North Carolina (Dec. 5).
• Tallied three kills against No. 3 Texas in the NCAA Regional Final (Dec. 14) to secure trip to the Final Four.
• Had one kill and one dig while hitting .500 in Final Four match vs. No. 2 Kentucky (Dec. 16).
2024: Freshman at Wisconsin
• Recorded 10 kills, seven digs and three blocks in 12 sets overall.
• Played in four matches while starting in two.
• Made her collegiate debut at No. 6. Louisville (Aug. 27).
• Collected two kills, two digs, and added a solo block against the Cardinals.
• Pounded career-high six kills and added three digs and a block against No. 1 Texas (Sept. 1).
Cameron Heights Collegiate Institute
• Awarded Senior Female Volleyball Athlete of the Year 2023.
• Member of Team Canada U19 Women’s National Team, participating in 2023 U19 NORCECA Championships in Puerto Rico and 2023 NEP (National Excellence Program) Team Training in Richmond, British Columbia.
• Helped lead her club, KW Predators, to third place at 2022-2023 Provincial Championships.
• Named 17UG Grand Prix All-Star.
• Participated in High School Track and Field.
• Was 20U Provincial Champion in 100 meters, 200 meters and the long jump.
• Canada’s 2022 Junior Female Track & Field Athlete of the Year.
• Canada’s 2023 Senior Female Athlete of the Year.
• Set Canadian track records in 15U, 16U, 17U and 18U age groups.
• Won the Canadian Olympic Trials in the long jump in 2024, but didn’t qualify for Paris since she fell 0.72 meters short of the Olympic qualifying standard.
Personal
• Daughter of Crystal Shadd.
• Mother played volleyball and ran track at Eastern Michigan and ran track at Arkansas.
• Uncle Kenan Shadd ran track at Southern Illinois.
• Has one brother, Jeremiah.
• An exercise science major.
• Nickname is T or Trin.
• Three words to describe her hometown are friendly, diverse and growing.
• Sports hero is Allyson Felix.
• Celebrity she wants to meet is LeBron James.
• Reality show she’d star in is Family Feud.
• Thinks KeKe Palmer would play her in a moveie.
• Favorite food is grandpa’s lemon meringue pie.
• Dream vacation destination is Greece.
• Best gift she ever got was an iPod in 2015.
• NIL deal she wants is with Nike.
• Most improved teammate is Nora Wurtz.
• Funniest teammate is Eloise Brandewie.
• Go-to pregame music artist is Drake.
• Gameday superstition is the order she puts on her gear.
• Best friend on another volleyball team is Wisconsin’s Grace Egan.
• Life advice to others is you only live once, so have fun while you can.
• Best sports memory is winning the Olympic Trials in 2024.
• Chose Creighton for the people and their goals.
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