Julie Bremner Romias (2012) - Hall of Fame

Julie Bremner Romias

Induction:
2012

Bremner Romias was a setter on the UCLA women's volleyball team for three seasons (1991-93) and still ranks fourth in UCLA career assists with 4,089. Named one of the 25 greatest players in UCLA Women's Volleyball history, Bremner Romias started and ran the UCLA offense for three seasons, and those teams captured the 1991 NCAA Championship, finished as the national runner-up in 1992, and advanced to the regional final in 1993. In 1991, she was selected 2nd Team Academic All-Pac-10. In 1992, she was named 1st Team All Pac-10, 1st Team Academic All Pac-10 and 2nd Team Volleyball Magazine All-America. As a senior in 1993, Bremner Romias was named Pac-10 Player of the Year and earned Academic All Pac-10 honors, Academic All-American honors, AVCA All-American honors, and received a NCAA post-graduate scholarship. Bremner Romias earned her M.D. from the UCLA School of Medicine and is currently a family physician.