Jodi Reimer
B-W Class of 1999
Induction Class of 2009
Jodi Reimer ‘99, a native of LaGrange, Ohio and graduate of Keystone High School, was one of the most athletic volleyball and basketball student-athletes ever to play at the College. The 1999 B-W Outstanding Female Athlete award winner was a three-year starter for the volleyball team and a two-year starter for the women's basketball team.
In volleyball, Jodi Reimer was B-W's top hitter for three years and had 913 career kills, 816 defensive digs and 312 blocks, including 223 block assists. She also was named as the 1996 Co-Rookie of the Year, tabbed as a second-team All-OAC player in 1997-98, first-team All-OAC and honorable mention All-Great Lakes Region as a senior in 1998-99 and earned Most Valuable Player honors as both a junior (1997 season) and senior (1998 season). Four times she earned all-tournament recognition.
In basketball, Jodi started almost her entire freshman and sophomore seasons. An injury as a freshman and an illness as a sophomore are the only two things that sidelined her. She finished her career with 593 points, 262 rebounds, 114 assists and 105 steals. As a senior captain, Jodi helped the Yellow Jackets to a 26-2 overall and 17-1 record, their first-ever OAC Tournament and OAC regular season titles. She also led the Jackets to their fourth straight NCAA Division III Women's Basketball Tournament berth. Jodi's buzzer-beater shot in a 76-74 win against Otterbein College on February 16, 1999, earned the Compaq Shot of the Week award.