POCATELLO, Idaho — Idaho State Athletics is proud to introduce Tressa Lyman Page as a member of the 2026 Idaho State Athletics Hall of Fame class. Lyman Page, who wore jersey No. 6 for the Bengal volleyball program from 2011 to 2015, established herself as one of the most accomplished players in Idaho State and Big Sky Conference volleyball history, leaving behind a statistical legacy that remains among the finest the program has ever seen.
A native of Central, Utah, Lyman Page grew up north of St. George before arriving in Pocatello, where she redshirted the 2011 season before beginning a career that would rewrite the ISU record books. She graduated in 2016 with a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education. In a testament to her versatility as an athlete, she also competed for the ISU women's basketball team during her final season, helping the Bengals reach the Big Sky Conference Championship game in 2016.
On the volleyball court, Lyman Page's production was remarkable in both volume and consistency. She ranks second all-time in program history in kills with 1,712 and kills per set at 3.56, and first all-time in attack attempts with 4,828. She also ranks seventh all-time in aces with 118, ninth in digs with 1,262, and among the program's leaders in sets and matches played. Her numbers place her among the top players in Big Sky Conference history as well, ranking seventh all-time in kills and sixth in attack attempts across the league's full history. She became one of only six athletes in Idaho State history to join the Triple Crown Club, recording more than 1,000 kills, digs, and career points. She was named Big Sky Conference Most Valuable Player in 2014, one of only four Bengals ever to receive that honor, and earned three Big Sky First Team All-Conference selections, two All-Tournament Team nods, and one honorable mention. She was also a four-time Big Sky All-Academic Team selection and earned 2015 CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team honors.
Lyman Page was a central figure in two of the program's signature moments during her career. She helped lead the Bengals to the 2013 Big Sky Tournament Championship and the 2014 Big Sky regular season title, reaching the conference tournament championship match in all four of her seasons. The Bengals advanced to the first round of the NCAA Tournament in 2014, playing in Hawaii. She was named team MVP in 2015, her final season, capping a career in which she consistently performed at her best when the stakes were highest.
Following her playing career, Lyman Page transitioned into coaching and found immediate success. She served as an assistant coach at Century High School, winning a state championship in 2018 alongside former ISU teammate Breanne VanEvery Robinson, and earned another state title in 2021 at Twin Falls High School alongside former ISU teammate Jaclyn Hawkins. She now runs her own volleyball training business, leading camps and clinics throughout the western United States. She is married to former ISU football player Nate Page, and together they are raising four children in Chubbuck, Idaho.
Senior Associate Athletic Director Crew Keller had this to say on the inductee:
"Tressa's outstanding career as a member of the Bengal Volleyball program places her among the most accomplished and influential student-athletes in Idaho State history. A dynamic and consistent performer, she earned multiple All-Big Sky honors and distinguished herself as one of the most dominant outside hitters in the league. Tressa's name is firmly etched in the ISU record books, where she ranks among the program's all-time leaders in key statistical categories, including kills and points. Beyond her individual achievements, Tressa was an exceptional teammate and leader who played a vital role in fostering a culture of accountability and competitiveness within the program. Tressa Lyman Page's legacy is defined not only by her impressive statistics and accolades, but by the lasting impact she had on her teammates, coaches, and the ISU Volleyball program as a whole. She represents the very best of Bengal Athletics."
Senior Associate Athletic Director Crew Keller
