Hall of Fame
Shum-Stowell was named RMAC Volleyball Player of the Year in 1995, during the Lopers first full season in the conference. That same year she was tabbed as an AVCA Second Team All-American, while leading the Lopers to the NCAA Elite 8. The following year, Shum-Stowell was once again named RMAC Volleyball Player of the Year, but this time was an AVCA First Team All-American. Once again, the Lopers reached the Elite 8 of the NCAA volleyball tournament. During her two years in the RMAC, UNK  boasted a 34-1 conference record. Shum-Stowell remains as the Lopers all-time leader in assists (6,307). She graduated in 1997 with a 3.2 GPA in Criminal Justice. She went on to receive her Master’s Degree in Education in 1999. Shum-Stowall is currently the head coach of the Kansas City Power, a juniors club team.