Dana Rettke's career with the Wisconsin Badgers
A look at Dana Rettke's volleyball career with the Wisconsin Badgers.
Wisconsin's Dana Rettke splits the bloc of Kentucky's Alli Stumler, left, and Azhani Tealer during their match earlier this season at the UW Field House.
UW's Devyn Robinson, left, and Dana Rettke attempt a block against BYU during their NCAA Tournament match last season in Omaha, Neb.
Wisconsin’s Dana Rettke hits past Michigan’s Kendall Murray during their match last season at the UW Field House.
Wisconsin’s Dana Rettke tries to block a Michigan shot during their match last season at the UW Field House.
Wisconsin's Dana Rettke blocks Purdue's Jael Johnson during their 2021 match at the UW Fieldhouse.
U.S. women's volleyball players Kelsey Robinson and Dana Rettke, right, celebrate the team's win over Kazakhstan in the first of three matches in 2019 Olympic qualifying in Bossier City, La.
Wisconsin's Dana Rettke and Baylor junior outside hitter Yossiana Pressley — both AVCA first-team All-America selections — embrace after their 2019 NCAA Tournament match.
Dana Rettke had 19 kills, eight blocks and three service aces in the Badgers' 2019 NCAA Tournament semifinal win over Baylor in Pittsburgh. Â
Wisconsin’s Dana Rettke spikes the ball for the final point in the third set against Texas A&M in their 2019 NCAA Tournament regional match at the UW Field House.
Dana Rettke and the Badgers celebrate a point during their victory during the 2019 season at Michigan.
Wisconsin's Dana Rettke hits past Minnesota's Taylor Morgan during their 2019 match at the UW Field House.
Dana Rettke goes up for a kill against Marquette during their 2019 match at the UW Field House.
Wisconsin's Madison Duello (14) and Dana Rettke block the shot of Pepperdine's Heidi Dyer during their 2018 NCAA Tournament match.
Dana Rettke swings against Iowa State during the 2017 NCAA Tournament.
Dana Rettke swings against Minnesota during their 2017 match at the UW Field House.
Freshman Dana Rettke, at 6 foot 8 the tallest player in UW volleyball history at the time, poses with the team's shortest player, 5-4 junior Amber MacDonald, before the 2017 season.
The former Badgers stars played for the qualifying team in 2020 but were left off the Olympic roster. That changed for this year's Games.
The former Wisconsin volleyball star was a generational player in college but had a tough time adjusting professionally.
