As a Senior (2015) | Match-By-Match Statistics

• One of Stanford's starting middle blockers, appeared in 74 sets
• Averaged 1.42 kills, 0.88 blocks and 1.94 points per set
• Ranked ninth in the MPSF with a .375 hitting percentage
• Tallied a season high eight kills twice, at UC San Diego (Feb. 14) and versus UC Irvine (Feb. 20)
• Registered a season high nine blocks in a win over then-No. 4 BYU (March 7)
• MPSF All-Academic Team

As a Junior (2014) | Match-By-Match Statistics

• Appeared in 84 sets, making 21 starts at middle blocker
• Averaged 1.39 points, 0.92 kills and 0.82 blocks per set
• Collected a season-best eight kills at BYU (1/24), going 8-0-9 (.889)
• Tallied at least three blocks on 15 occasions
• MPSF All-Academic Team

As a Sophomore (2013) | Match-By-Match Statistics

• Started 15 times through the first 17 matches before his season was ended by injury
• Had a career-high eight kills and no errors while hitting .667 in 12 swings in the three-set victory over UC Santa Barbara (1/26)
• Had five attacks, three block assists, and 19 serves in the exciting five-set victory against Hawai'i (2/2)
• Ended the season with 55 kills and a .485 overall hitting performance
• Made collegiate debut with a seven-kill, eight-block (two solo) performance against Grand Canyon (1/4)

As a Freshman (2012)

• Did not play

High School/Club

• Helped lead Corona del Mar High School of Newport Beach, Calif. to the 2011 national championship, as determined by the Powerade Fab 50 rankings
• Named 2011 CIF Southern Section Division II Player of the Year and Volleyball Magazine All-American
• A member of Volleyball Magazine's Fab 50 for the class of 2011
• The Sea Kings captured the CIF Southern California Division II Regional title with a victory over Westlake
• Was a senior three-sport athlete at Corona del Mar, playing football and basketball in addition to volleyball for the Sea Kings, the same program that produced Stanford middle blocker Gus Ellis
• Helped the Balboa Bay Volleyball Club to three junior national championships, in 2008, 2009, and 2011
• Was a 2009 and 2011 Junior Olympic all-tournament selection
• At CdM, Haly was the Pacific League MVP as a senior after earning all-league first-team honors in 2010, and second-team honors as a sophomore
• Played two varsity seasons of basketball, serving as captain as a senior

Personal

• Son of Gregg and Mary Ann Haly
• Has an older brother, Tyler, and two younger siblings, Madison and Mitch
• Major is management science and engineering

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