2012 (Senior):
In her final season of collegiate volleyball, Hannah proved once again to be one of the best setters in the Big West. An all-around talent, Hannah has left her mark on Pacific’s program on both sides of the net throughout her three seasons as a Tiger as she etched her name in Pacific history as she became just the second Tiger to record over 3,000 assists and 1,000 digs in a career. Hannah finished her career No. 6 all-time in program history with 3,379 assists while she finished No. 12 all-time in digs with 1,048 despite playing just three seasons at Pacific. For her career, Hannah recorded 53 double-doubles including posting a team-best 21 in 2012. After suffing an injury midway throughout the year that cost her five matches, Clancy posted nine-straight double-doubles to end the season. Overall, Hannah finished her final season of action with 1,050 assists, 356 digs, 62 kills, 21 aces and 45 blocks.

2011 (Junior):
Statistically the top setter in the Big West, Clancy finished her junior season at Pacific leading the conference in assists per game at 11.19, a mark which ranked No. 38 in the nation, while leading the Tigers to the top overall offense.  With Clancy guiding the way, the Tigers posted the top kills per game average (13.88) as the team averaged a Big West best 13.08 assists per game.  In addition to her play orchestrating the offense, Clancy proved to be one of the best defensive setters in the Big West as she finished the year with 353 digs, second most among all Tiger players.  She posted the fourth best single-match performances in program history when she tallied 34 digs in Pacific’s five-game win over Boise State to start the year.  For her play at the Thunderbird Invitational that weekend, Clancy was named to the all-tournament team and earned the Tigers’ lone conference player of the week award for 2011.  In addition to her all-tournament award at the Thunderbird Invitational, Clancy also earned honors at both the Bankers Classic and the Hilton Stockton Invitational.

2010 (Sophomore):
Playing her first season as a Tiger, Hannah made an immediate impact on Pacific's offense as she led the way from the center of the court as the Tigers' starting setter. Taking the reigns of the offense, Clancy led the Tigers with 1,143 assists, averaging 10.10 assists per game. Even more impressively, Hannah proved to be one of the Tigers' most well-rounded players as she led the Tigers with 17 double-doubles on the year, including closing out the season with nine straight. Second on the team with 339 digs, Clancy posted two 20+ dig performances on the year including a career-high 22 dig effort against Cal Poly on Nov. 12. She added 94 kills, 15 aces and 46 blocks to her season totals throughout the year as she ended the season with 134.5 points from her setter position. Playing in four pre-conference tournaments, Hannah earned three all-tournament honors including taking home the 32nd Annual Bankers Classic MVP.

Prior School (Dayton):
Clancy came to Pacific and back to her home state after spending her freshman season at Dayton University. In her first season of collegiate action, Clancy helped lead the Flyers to the Atlantic 10 championship and an appearance in the NCAA tournament after posting an impressive 30-4 overall record and a nearly perfect conference record of 14-1. Playing in a 6-2 offense, Clancy split time at the setter position en route to posting a 644 assists in 131 sets played. As a freshman, Clancy played in all 34 matches for the Flyers and posted 42 kills, 135 digs and 24 blocks on the year.

High School:
Prior to Dayton, Clancy graduated from Thousand Oaks High School in Thousand Oaks, Calif. where she was a three-time team MVP. Additionally, Clancy was named the Marmonte League Player of the Year twice, as both a junior and senior, while earning first team all-league honors as a sophomore. As a junior, Clancy was named the Ventura Star Player of the year while earning first team all-county honors, a feat she would repeat as a senior.

Personal:
Hannah Clancy is the daughter of Kevin and Jane Clancy. She has one sister, Mary. In her final year at Pacific, Hannah is finishing her degree in communication.