Cami Selbitschka Enke (2019) - Hall of Fame - St. Cloud State University Athletics

Cami Selbitschka Enke

Induction:
2019
Class:
1996

An AVCA All-America award recipient in 1996 and a three-time All-North Central Conference award winner, Cami Selbitschka Enke was a driving force behind the success of the St. Cloud State University volleyball squads from 1993 to 1996. She helped the Huskies advance twice to the NCAA tournament during her time on campus, which included the historic 1995 season in which SCSU won the NCAA Division II North Central Regional and advanced to the NCAA Division II Elite 8 for the first time in team history. Selbitschka Enke still owns the team's career kills record with 1,567 and ranks among the top 10 in several career categories including service aces (9^th with 136), kill attempts (2^nd with 3,792), digs (6^th with 1,159) and points (2^nd with 1805.5). In SCSU's season record book, Selbitschka Enke still owns the team record for kills with 616 in 1996. She owns the team's single game record for kills with 32 in matches against Northern State and South Dakota State during the 1996 season and hit double digits for kills in a game 69 times during her college career (including 21 matches with 20-plus kills). Selbitschka Enke and her husband Mike have three children. Alec is 23, Hayden is 14, and Elijah is 13. She spent 10 years in a corporate role for Target and is now a volunteer in her hometown for the Rochester Ronald McDonald House and was elected a member of the Executive Board of Directors with the Ronald McDonald House.