2009 – Saw action in 40 matches and 142 games...honorable mention All-Region...first-team All-HAAC...named HAAC Player of the Week after averaging 3.40 kills and 1.12 blocks a game and had a .369 attack percentage in five matches...ranked 29th in the nation in total blocks with 151 and in hitting percentage with a .342 average...ranked second in the HAAC in hitting percentage, third in total blocks, sixth in blocks per set, and ninth in total kills...averaged 1.1 blocks per set...second on the team with 31 solo blocks...tallied a block in every match she appeared in, but one...posted a season-best 10 blocks against Baker...complied four matches in which she recorded seven blocks...averaged 2.57 kills per game...collected 331 total kills...recorded 18 matches of 10 or more kills...had six matches in which she logged a season-high 15 kills...netted a double-double against Baker, tallying 11 kills and 10 blocks...collected 37 digs...tallied eight assists...converted six aces.

2008 – Appeared in 43 matches, playing in 151 games...honorable mention All-American...first-team All-HAAC...two-time HAAC Player of the Week...led the HAAC blocks with 185...averaged 1.23 blocks per game, 26th best in the nation...had career-high 12 blocks against Missouri Baptist...fifth in the HAAC with 444 kills...averaged 2.94 kills per game...had a career-best 22 kills against Taylor...recorded a .337 hitting percentage, 32nd best in the nation...tallied 28 service aces, third best on the team...finished with 57 digs...had 11 digs against Northwestern College.

2007 – Saw action in 40 matches, appearing in 146 sets...honorable mention All-American and All-Region selection...first-team All-HAAC...posted the tenth most kills in the conference with 380...averaged 2.60 kills per game...had a season high 17 kills against Olivet Nazarene...second in the conference with a .297 hitting percentage...third in the HAAC and second on the team in blocks with 153...had a season-best 11 blocks against Cedarville.

High School:
Attended Platteview...selected to All-State and All-Conference teams...name a Academic All-State selection.

Personal:
The daughter of Richard Yoder and Elizabeth Nelson...has one sibling, Synneve...a history education major.

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The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) has announced the 2010 Tachikara-NAIA Volleyball All-America Teams, and Lindenwood players Ellen Fandry and Krista Yoder were named honorable mention selections. Both players were also named to the AVCA Midwest All-Region squad.

Fandry, a junior outside hitter from Houston, Texas, received both honors for the second consecutive season. She led the team with 3.15 kills per game and ranked second with 3.32 digs. She ranked 21st in the nation in total kills, and posted double-figure kill totals in 31 matches this year. Her 24 kills/digs double-doubles were also a team high.

Yoder, a senior middle hitter from Murrary, Neb., was named to the All-Region team for the third time in her career, and a honorable mention All-American for the second time. She led the team with a .352 hitting percentage and her 2.73 kills per game were second only to Fandry. She posted 16 matches with 10 or more kills. Her 121 total blocks were the second most on the team. She finished her career with more than 1500 kills and 600 blocks.

Lindenwood finished the season 35-14, won the HAAC tournament championship, and advanced to the NAIA Volleyball National Championship tournament for the third time in four years.