Lindenwood University Athletics

Lindenwood:
2014- Appeared in 19 matches with 12 starts … saw action in 47 sets … collected 69 kills, three assists, four service aces, 23 digs, 42 blocks, and 97 points … had a .329 hitting percentage … averaged 0.89 blocks a set, which was second on the team … led or tied for the team-high in blocks in four matches … had a season-high nine kills and 10 points against NJIT … had seven matches with eight or more points … collected a season-high five digs against Missouri Baptist … recorded six blocks against Ohio State … named to the MIVA Academic All-Conference team.

2013- Appeared in 25 matches and started 24 contests … played in 85 sets … one of the top blockers in the MIVA … ranked fourth in the league in solo blocks (17), eighth in total blocks (97), and fifth in blocks per set (1.14) … led Lindenwood in solo blocks, assisted blocks, total blocks, and blocking average … led or tied for the team-high in blocks for 15 matches, the most on the team … had a season-high 10 blocks versus Grand Canyon … had two solo blocks in four matches … had five or more blocks in 10 matches … had the second-best hitting percentage on the team among hitters with a .316 mark … had 100 kills and 164 points on the season … had a season-high eight kills against Ohio State … hit .800 in that match with no errors in 10 attempts … had three matches with double-figure points, including a season-high 11 against IPFW … also recorded six assists, seven service aces, and 40 digs on the year … had two service aces in two matches … had a season-high six digs versus Erskine … named to the MIVA Academic All-Conference team.

2012- Started in all 32 matches for the Lions and played in all but four sets ... fourth on the team with 179 kills ... led the team in total blocks with 115 ... also recorded seven assists, three service aces and 35 digs ... had one double-digit kill match, with 10 against Graceland on Feb. 3.

High School:
Conference MVP during his senior season ... three-time all-conference selection, including two-time first-team pick ... helped his team finish second at the state competition two times.

Personal:
The son of Amy and Chris Jarus ... has two siblings, Max and Addie.