Shanna (Reed) Reineke ‘10 (Volleyball) -- All-MIAC setter in 2009 … In her four years at Augsburg (432 sets), Reed finished with 3,251 assists (3rd in school history) and 168 career service aces (tied-3rd in school history) ... 7.53 career assists per-set average is 5th in school history, 0.39 career service aces per-set average is 7th-best … Finished with 1,026 assists in 2009, to go along with 265 digs and 31 kills … Had 10 assist-dig double-doubles in 2009, including 3 in last 5 matches … Earned MIAC Setter of the Week honors twice in career … Had career-high 60 assists in 5-set win against Northwestern-Roseville … Recorded 35-plus assists 13 times in 2009 … In 2009, led Augsburg to its first berth in MIAC postseason playoffs since conference went to current six-team format in 2001.
Shanna (Reed) Reineke, Class of 2010 … Shanna Reineke will be remembered as one of the best setters in the history of Augsburg’s volleyball program. In her four years as an Auggie, Shanna finished her career with 3,251 assists and 168 service aces, both totals third-best in school history. She averaged 7.53 assists and 0.39 aces per-set in her 432 career sets, both in the top 10 averages in school history. Shanna was an All-MIAC honoree in her senior season, and earned conference Setter of the Week honors twice in her career. She was the leader of an Auggie squad that earned an MIAC postseason playoff berth in 2009. Shanna was a sociology major at Augsburg. She stayed active in the volleyball community after her Auggie days, serving as an assistant coach at UW-River Falls and as a coach for the Minnesota One club. She says that Augsburg and volleyball have been key influences in her life and leadership direction, with her career journey moving into management positions at Syngenta, Target Corporate and now United Health Group Optum, where she serves as a senior manager of operations engagement and strategic management. She and her husband of 12 years, Auggie alum Colby Reineke, have two children, Yuna and Juno, and live in Minneapolis.
