New Jersey Institute of Technology Athletics

2020: Appeared in five matches. ... posted six kills and three digs in NJIT's 3-0 win over St. Francis Brooklyn (2.1). 

2019: Appeared in 23 matches, including 22 starts. ... combined for 188 kills (2.32kps), 30 service aces and 91 digs. ... notched double-digit kills in seven matches with a season-best 17 vs. USC (Jan. 11). ... personal-best 10 total blocks vs. Princeton (Mar 8) -- one solo, nine assists.

2018: EIVA Second-Team selection. ... picked up one EIVA Player of the Week honor and ranked third in the conference in kills per set (3.42), fifth in kills (277) and points per set (3.83) and sixth in points (310.5). ...The Highlander opposite notched 14 double-digit matches with kills, including three 20+ kill performances.  He recorded a career-best 23 kills against Milwaukee School of Engineering.

2017: Joined the Highlanders in January 2017. ... appeared in nine matches with one start. .. combined for 18 kills, including a career-best eight vs. Springfield (Apr 12) in his first season at NJIT.

Prior to NJIT: Attended Harrison High School ... As a junior, the 6-foot-5 middle hitter led the Blue Tide to their first-ever state championship, the North Jersey Group II title and a berth in the NJSIAA Tournament of Champions in 2015. ... The 2016 North Jersey Player of the Year and NJ.com 2016 All-State first-team honoree, Namiotko led the Blue Tide (37-5) to a repeat as West Jersey Volleyball League, Hudson County and North 2 champions. ...Namiotko contributed a North Jersey-best 512 kills, 76 blocks and 31 aces. ...played club for the Warren SixPack.

Personal: Piotr Namiotko. ... son of Zofia and Waldemar Namiotko. ... business major.