2005: Nikolina enters the 2006 campaign as an established veteran in the PacWest conference. A skilled setter, Rastovac led the Swords in assists, averaging 10.24 per game while also finsihing second on the team in service aces (31). Also a crafty attacker, Niko led Chaminade in attack percentage at .301.

Rastovac has established herself as a setter to respect twice going over 50 assists in a single match. Niko was key in setting up CUH's outside hitters, contributing 56 assists vs. BYU-Hawaii on September 24th. Her leadership on the floor will be counted on to help guide this experienced squad.

2004: Started 21 of 24 matches for Coach Adams. Led Chaminade with 1,088 assists on the season, with an average of 12.80 per game. This was the 19th best in all of Division II. Her quarterbacking was key in setting up the big three of Kabalis, Sepulona, and Hardimon. Nikolina also led the Swords in service aces with 46 on the year. Also contributed 139 digs along with 106 kills for the season. Her efforts earned her Second Team All-PacWest honors.

Tenacious and determined, her ability to set and lead will be key to the Swords success this season. She has all the tools to control the game, but will need to stay focused and controlled.

2003: Before coming to the Swords, Rastovac attended Columbia College. While at Columbia, Nikolina was named AMC setter of the week several times, and had 1,232 assists and 90 service aces. She was named NAIA Third Team All-American and was on the AMC All Conference Third Team. She was also a member of the Region V All Volleyball Team and was honored as Region V Setter of the Year. Rastovac helped lead the Cougars to the 2003 American Midwest Conference Championship and to second place in the 2003 NAIA National Volleyball Tournament.