Gonzaga University Athletics

2024
-The only Zag to start all 28 matches this season… Led the team in sets played with 101, a personal best… Set career highs in nearly every statistical category, including kills (33), assists (868), service aces (28), digs (254), total blocks (33), and points (79.5)… Achieved single-game personal records with 9.5 points and 5 service aces in a standout performance against Oregon State (10/19/24), as well as 21 digs against Santa Clara (10/24/24)… Ranked 134th nationally in total assists (868) and 125th in assists per set (8.59)… Earned WCC Volleyball Academic Honorable Mention honors.

2023
- West Coast Conference All-Freshman Team... In her freshman season, she led the team with 27 matches started on the year… Also led the squad in sets played, at 97 total sets played this season… Was the primary setter on the team, ending the year with 854 assists and an assist-per-set average of 8.80… Also finished third on the team for aces, with 19 on the season… Had a career-high 65 assists against Saint Mary’s.

Prior to Gonzaga
- Damuni wrapped up a decorated volleyball career at Ridgeline with the Riverhawks' second straight regional and Utah 4A State Championship after leading them to their first-ever title in 2021. A team captain since she was a freshman, the 5-10 setter is the program's all-time assist leader and was named 4A Player of the Year by Deseret News in 2021. In 2022, Damuni led the team in assists and finished the season with 228 digs and 71 aces. Her father, Waqa, played football at Utah State, and her three older brothers Levani and Junior play football at Stanford and Idaho State, respectively.

Personal
- "I had the opportunity to visit Spokane for a club volleyball tournament — while I was there, I visited with the coaching staff and took a tour of Gonzaga," Damuni said of her decision to sign with GU. "I felt at home during my interaction with the staff and team, and I chose Gonzaga because of their vision and the opportunity I have to contribute to the success of the program."