Randall enjoyed a successful first season with the Bengals... Led the Bengals in kills with 328 last season... Also led the team in kills per game in 2004... Was the lone Bengal to receive All-Big Sky Second Team honors... Is expected to be one of the Big Sky's top players this season.

2004: Led the Bengals in kills (328), kills per game (3.22), and service aces (27)... Played in 29 matches and 102 games during the season... Tallied a career-high 24 kills with 13 digs against San Jose State (9/10)... Recorded five double-doubles on the season, including a 16-dig, 15-kill performance against Cal State Fullerton (9/11)... Posted a career-high 56 total attacks with 18 kills and just four errors against Montana State (9/24)... Recorded 10 or more kills in 19 games... Had an impressive attack game with 15 kills and just four errors against Portland State at the Big Sky Conference Tournament (11/18)... Received All-Big Sky Second Team honors for her play during the 2004 season.

2003: Randall was named the Big Sky's Freshman of the Year... Also named to the honorable mention All-Conference team... Led team in hitting percentage with a .324 mark... Played in 49 matches for the Lumberjacks... Was third on NAU's team in kills with 153 on the season... Had a career-high 22 kills and 41 attacks against Sacramento State (10/25)... Had an impressive .600 attack percentage against Gonzaga (8/30)... Posted 14 kills and season-best 13 digs and five blocks with a .345 hitting percentage against Idaho State (11/14).

High School: A three-year letterwinner at Ventura High School ... Named player of the year by the Ventura County Star as a senior... A three-time All-C.I.F. selection, including a first-team nod as a junior... Team MVP as a senior... Set school records for kills in a match (36), average kills per game (5) and average kills per match (19)... Was named athlete of the week three times by the Ventura County Star... Personal: Parents are Mike and Melissa Randall... Has one sister, Kalia (15).

Head Coach Mike Welch on Randall: "Nikki is a powerful player who likes to play aggressively. She may become the hardest hitter in the conference this year. Nikki worked hard to add new dimensions to her game by improving her blocking and backcourt play."