2009 UAA Volleyball Media Guide

Top Row (left-to-right): Shelby Hollister, Lee Golden, McKenzie Moss,

Marie Borowikow, Stacie Meisner.

Middle Row: Celestia Bowlus, Jamie Russell, Ashley Bates,

Calli Scott, Nikkie Viotto.

Front Row: Jackie Matthisen, Leah McWilliams,

Cortney Lundberg.

AUGUST 22 ALUMNI MATCH (exh.) 9 pm

28-29 EXTENDED STAY DELUXE INVITATIONAL 28 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN vs UAA 11 am 28 Mary vs Academy of Art 1 pm 28 Mary vs Kentucky Wesleyan 5 pm 28 ACADEMY OF ART vs UAA 7 pm 29 UNIV. OF MARY vs UAA 11 am 29 Academy of Art vs Ky. Wesleyan 1 pm 29 Consolation match 5 pm 29 Championship match 7 pm

SEPTEMBER 4-5 at Triton Invitaional La Jolla, Calif. 4 vs Cal State Los Angeles 9 am 4 vs Cal State San Bernardino 2 pm 5 vs Cal State Dominguez Hills 12:30 pm 5 at UC San Diego 6 pm

11 vs Hawaii Hilo (at Laie, HI) 4 pm 11 at BYU-Hawaii 9:30 pm 12 at Chaminade 4 pm 12 at Hawaii Pacific 9 pm

19 MONTANA STATE BILLINGS* 7 pm

24 at Western Washington* 6 pm 26 at Central Washington* 6 pm 27 at Rocky Mountain 5 pm 28 at Montana State Billings* 5 pm

OCTOBER 1 WESTERN OREGON* 7 pm 3 SAINT MARTIN’S* 7 pm 10 at Alaska Fairbanks * 6 pm 15 at Seattle Pacific* 6 pm 17 at Northwest Nazarene* 5 pm 22 CENTRAL WASHINGTON* 7 pm 24 WESTERN WASHINGTON* 7 pm 29 at Western Oregon* 6 pm 31 at Saint Martin’s* 6 pm

NOVEMBER 4 ALASKA FAIRBANKS* 7 pm 12 NORTHWEST NAZARENE* 7 pm 14 SEATTLE PACIFIC* 7 pm

* Great Northwest Athletic Conference match

Home matches in ALL CAPS at Wells Fargo Sports Complex

All times Alaska

The 2009 UAA Volleyball media guide was written, edited, designed and compiled by sports information director Nate Sagan. Editorial and cover design assistance was provided by Dallas Baldwin. Primary photography by Michael Dinneen. It is the policy of UAA to provide services and benefits to all students and employees without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability or status as a Vietnam-era veteran. This official publication was released by the University of Alaska Anchorage to promote Seawolf Volleyball.

ON THE COVER: Seniors Stacie Meisner (left), Calli Scott (cen-ter) and Ashley Bates lead the Seawolves into the 2009 campaign.

2009 Team Photo & Schedule .................................................................. Inside Front CoverQuick Facts/Table of Contents/Media Information ...............................................................12009 Season Preview .............................................................................................................2

COACHING STAFF/ROSTERHead Coach Chris Green/Assistant Coaches Nicky Rose & Emily Sakis ............................32009 Roster/Coaching & Support Staff .................................................................................4

SEAWOLF PLAYER PROFILESReturning Players ............................................................................................................... 5-9 Ashley Bates ......................................................................................................................5 Cortney Lundberg ..............................................................................................................6 Stacie Meisner ...................................................................................................................7 McKenzie Moss .................................................................................................................8 Calli Scott ..........................................................................................................................9Newcomers & Returning Redshirts ............................................................................... 10-11 Jackie Matthisen/Marie Borowikow/Celestia Bowlus ....................................................10 Lee Golden/Shelby Hollister/Leah McWilliams/Jamie Russell/Nikkie Viotto ..............11

UAA STATISTICS/RECORDS/HISTORYGreat Northwest Athletic Conference/Seawolf Facilities ...................................................122008 Seawolf Year in Review .............................................................................................13Seawolf Record Book .................................................................................................... 14-25 All-Time Individual & Team Records ............................................................................14 Career Leaders .................................................................................................................15 Single-Season Leaders.....................................................................................................16 Year-by-Year Statistics ...................................................................................................17 All-Time Results ....................................................................................................... 17-21 Records vs. All Opponents ..............................................................................................22 All-Time Letterwinners ...................................................................................................23 Honor Roll ................................................................................................................. 24-25Extended Stay Deluxe Invitational ......................................................................................26

UAA & ALASKAUAA Administration ............................................................................................................27Anchorage & Alaska ............................................................................................................28

SEAWOLFQUICK FACTS

GENERAL INFORMATIONName: University of Alaska AnchorageLocation: 3211 Providence Dr. Anchorage, AK 99508Founded: 1977Enrollment: 19,428Nickname: SeawolvesColors: Green & Gold Affiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Great Northwest Athletic Conf.Chancellor: Fran UlmerAthletics Director: Dr. Steve CobbAthletic Dept. Phone: 907-786-1250Ticket Office Phone: 907-786-1293

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Chris Green, 2nd season Alma Mater: Nebraska (’91) Phone: 907-786-1226 Email: [email protected] Coach: Nicky Rose, 10th season Alma Mater: Texas State (‘00) Phone: 907-786-4855 Email: [email protected] Grad. Assistant Coach: Emily Sakis, 1st season Alma Mater: Montana (‘07) Phone: 907-786-1283 Email: TBAStudent Assistant: Kim Stolk-Kuykendall

TEAM INFORMATION2008 Record: 15-14 2008 GNAC Finish: 6th of 9Letterwinners Returning: 5Starters Returning: 3 + liberoLetterwinners Lost: 7Newcomers: 7 (includes 1 returning redshirt)Home Arena (capacity): Wells Fargo Sports

Complex (1,250)

PROGRAM HISTORYFirst Year of Volleyball:1980All-Time Record: 435-443 (.495)NCAA Appearances: 2 (1989, ’90)

SPORTS INFORMATIONSID/Volleyball Contact: Nate Sagan Office Phone: 907-786-1295 E-Mail: [email protected] SID Fax: 907-563-4565 WFSC Courtside Phone: 907-786-4877Assistant SID: Dallas Baldwin Office: 907-786-4625 E-Mail: [email protected]: GoSeawolves.com

SUPPORT STAFFAthletic Trainer: Chris Volk Office Phone: 907-786-1326Ticket Manager: Mary Beth Wooden Office Phone: 907-786-1293

Anchorage Daily NewsBeth Bragg — Sports Editor1001 Northway Drive, Anchorage, AK 99504Phone: (907) 257-4335 / Fax: (907) 257-4342

KTUU-TV (NBC – Channel 2)John Carpenter — Sports Director701 E. Tudor Road, Anchorage, AK 99503Phone: (907) 762-9229 / Fax: (907) 563-3318

KIMO-TV (ABC – Channel 13)Mark Drake — Sports DirectorPhone: (907) 762-8818 / Fax: (907) 561-89342700 E. Tudor Road, Anchorage, AK 99507

The Northern LightUniversity of Alaska Anchorage3211 Providence Drive, Anchorage, AK 99508Phone: (907) 786-1567 / Fax: (907) 786-1331

KRUA Radio (88.1 FM)University of Alaska Anchorage3211 Providence Drive, Anchorage, AK 99508Phone: (907) 786-6803 / Fax: (907) 786-6809

KCFT-TV (GCI Cable Channel 19)Tom Steigleman – General Manager6401 E. Northern Lights Blvd.Anchorage, AK 99504Phone: (907) 377-2020/ Fax: (907) 333-9851

MEDIA GUIDELINESFor credentials or interview requests, please contact the UAA Sports Information Office at least one day in advance. Sports Information produces weekly press releases and game notes complete with statis-tics for each sport during the season.

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QUICK FACTS ∙ TABLE OF CONTENTS ∙ MEDIA INFO

2009 Alaska Anchorage Volleyball

PRIMARYMEDIA OUTLETS

and her talent and experience should pay off for UAA for the next three years. Seven players comprise Green’s first full recruiting class, hailing from as close as Eagle River and as far away as Germany. Junior college transfer Lee Golden (5-8, OH, Pembroke Pines, Fla.) comes UAA’s way via Hillsborough Community College, where she played for a nationally ranked club. Six true freshmen – Marie Borowikow (6-3, OH, Eberswalde, Germany), Celestia Bowlus (6-1, MB, Chugiak), Shelby Hollister (5-10, OH, Bend, Ore.), Leah McWilliams (5-10, MB/S, Pecos, Texas), Jamie Russell (6-0, MB, Loomis, Calif.), and Nikkie Viotto (5-8, OH/DS, Eagle River) – will join the Seawolves’ new-look front line as well.

Meisner ranked sixth the GNAC with 4.52 digs per set, while posting 40 aces in 2008. The Nebraskan had 10 matches with 20 or more digs and ranked fifth on UAA’s single-season digs list. Sophomore outside hitter McKenzie Moss was not in the regular rotation as a true freshman, but the Anchorage native (Bartlett HS) made a big splash with clutch perfor-mances in a few matches, including late in a league victory over Central Washington. Another local player, former East High star Jackie Matthisen is finally eligible to help on UAA’s front row after sitting out a mandatory redshirt season. The trans-fer played her rookie season on Western Oregon’s NCAA Tournament team in 2007,

In his first season as Seawolf head coach, Chris Green’s club exceeded expectations

and posted multiple impressive victories. UAA’s winning record was its first since 2003, and a September triumph over No. 8 Augustana was the Seawolves’ first over a ranked team in 10 years. Picked to finish last in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference’s preseason volleyball coaches’ poll, UAA wound up three spots higher, just one match shy of fifth place. Now entering his second campaign, Green has the Seawolf program poised to take the next step, hoping to challenge for the postseason. A national championship coach at Western Nebraska Community College, Green knows what it takes to get there. “I think on a regular basis you need talented players, but also a consistent effort and a commitment to teamwork that is unsur-passed among your competitors,” Green said. “Each one of our returners has already shown that commitment, and I have great confi-dence in our newcomers.” Of course most success in volleyball starts at the setter position, where UAA returns a great one in senior Calli Scott, the reigning GNAC Newcomer of the Year. As a JC transfer last season, Scott averaged 10.67 assists per set (No. 2 GNAC) and earned Second Team All-GNAC honors. The Arizona native was also the MVP of the Extended Stay Deluxe Invitational as UAA captured the title of its own tourney. “Calli knows that this is her team and she is excited about taking the leadership role both on and off the court,” Green noted. “She should certainly be one of the best setters in the region, if not the nation.” UAA’s other four returning players all saw significant action last year, including All-GNAC honorable mention pick Cortney Lundberg. As an unproven sophomore in 2008, the 6-1 middle blocker ranked fifth in the GNAC with 0.93 blocks per set, and seventh in attack percentage at .290. The Montana native hit .500 or better nine times. Teaming for an experienced middle will be senior Ashley Bates, who posted 0.69 bps and hit .169 last year. “We should be solid in the middle,” Green said. “Cortney is an extremely hard hitter who strikes the ball at a very high point. Ashley learned a lot in her first year as a JC transfer and she was one of our most impres-sive players in spring ball.” UAA also has a proven defensive stop-per along the back row as full-time libero Stacie Meisner returns for her senior sea-son. A former player of Green’s at WNCC,

2009 ALASKA ANCHORAGE SEASON PREVIEW


RIGHT: Middle blocker Cortney Lundberg led UAA with a .290 attack percentage in 2008.

BELOW LEFT: Calli Scott averaged 10.6 assists per set as a junior and earned GNAC Newcomer-of-the-Year honors.

BELOW RIGHT: Senior libero Stacie Meisner should again be the anchor of UAA’s back-row defense.

placed players at NCAA Div. I and II programs. WNCC’s players also found success in the classroom, with the team maintaining a cumu-lative 3.0 grade-point average in all nine of his seasons. The Gering, Neb., native also coached seven years at the prep level, including a 4-year stint at Kauai High School in Lihue, Hawaii. Green earned a bachelor of science in mathematics from the University of Nebraska in 1991, and received his master’s degree from the University of Wyoming in 1995.

CHRIS GREENHead Coach • 2nd Season

Chris Green made an immediate impact in his first year at the helm of the

Alaska Anchorage volleyball program in 2008, leading the Seawolves their first winning record since 2003 and tripling the team’s win total from the previous season. The Seawolves also captured the title of their own Extended Stay Deluxe Invitational and posted their first win over

a ranked team in almost a decade when they beat then-No. 8 Augustana. Under Green’s tutelage, outside hitter Rhea Cardwell became UAA’s first volleyball All-American, and setter Calli Scott became the first Seawolf to earn GNAC Newcomer of the Year acco-lades. Coming off four straight national semifinals appearances and the 2007 national title, Green made the jump from junior college to the NCAA Division II level in the spring of 2008. Before becoming the sixth coach UAA history, he spent the previ-ous nine seasons (1999-07) as the head coach at Western Nebraska Community College in Scottsbluff, Neb. Green built a powerhouse program at WNCC, compiling a 453-55 record that culminated in the 2007 NJCAA Div. I national champion-ship. The Cougars finished in the top 10 at the national tournament in all of Greenís seasons, including a current string of four straight ‘Final 4’ appearances. In the last three seasons, WNCC went 163-7 and finished national runner-up in 2006. Under Green’s leadership, the Cougars earned a total of 10 first-team and six second-team All-America certificates and regularly

THE GREEN FILE

Hometown: Gering, Neb.Education: B.S., Mathematics, Nebraska 1991; M.S., Teaching Mathematics, Wyoming, 1995Record at UAA: 15-14, 1 yearRecord Overall: 468-69, 10 yrs (9 JC)

NICKY ROSEAssistant Coach • 10th Season

Nicky Rose enters her 10th season as an assistant coach with the Seawolves

in 2009. Her primary responsibilities include recruiting, match preparation and on-court instruction. Rose was a four-year letterwinner at Southwest

Texas State (1996-99), where she earned second team All-Southland Conference honors as a sophomore, junior and senior. She earned Southland Conference Tournament MVP honors as a senior, and was named to the all-tournament team as a junior. The career record-holder for digs at Southwest Texas, she also received the school’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award in 1998. Rose established herself on the local volleyball scene as a prep star at Anchorage’s Dimond High School.

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SEAWOLF COACHING STAFF


EMILY SAKISGrad. Asst. Coach • 1st Season

Alaskan Emily Sakis joins the Seawolf staff as a graduate assistant coach for her

first season in 2009. The Palmer native played middle blocker for two seasons at Division I Montana, where she earned her bachelorís degree in sociology,

with a focus on criminology and a minor in psychology. At Northeastern (Colo.) Junior College, Sakis earned second-team All-America honors, and she was the Region III MVP for Palmer High School in 2002 and 2003. After spending a year in China after college graduation, she began her college coaching career in 2008 as a volunteer assistant at Dickinson (N.D.) State. Sakis is currently pursuing her master’s degree in social work at UAA

Head Team Physician Jeff Moore, MD

Team Physician Emeritus William G. Mills, Jr., MD

Team Physicians Richard McEvoy, MD Paul Steer, MD

Sports Medicine Consultants Joella Beard, MD Keith Brownsberger, MD Leo Bustad, MD Leslie Dean, MD Jay Derksen, DM Mary Ann Foland, MD

Robert Gieringer, MD Larry Levine, MD C.J. Little, MD Nell Loftin, MD Brett Mason, DO William J. Mills, MD David McGuire, MD Jan Nyboer, MD Elisha Powell, MD Douglas Prevost, MD Bret Rosane, MD Greg Stone, DM George Stransky, MD Kenneth Swayman, DPM Tom Vasileff, MD Judith Whitcomb, MD

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO. NAME POS HT YR EXP HOMETOWN (High School/Previous Team)

4 Calli Scott S 5-8 Sr. 1V Scottsdale, Ariz. (Pinnacle HS/Glendale CC) 5 Cortney Lundberg MB 6-1 Jr. 1V Hardin, Mont. (HHS/Miles CC) 6 McKenzie Moss OH/RS 5-11 So. 1V Anchorage (Bartlett HS) 7 Ashley Bates MB 6-0 Sr. 1V Peoria, Ariz. (Mountain Ridge HS/Glendale CC) 8 Jackie Matthisen MB/RS 5-11 So. TR Anchorage (East HS/Western Oregon) 9 Nikkie Viotto DS/OH 5-8 Fr. HS Eagle River (ERHS) 10 Lee Golden OH 5-8 Jr. TR Pembroke Pines, Fla. (Nova HS/Hillsborough CC) 11 Celestia Bowlus MB 6-0 Fr. HS Chugiak (CHS) 12 Leah McWilliams MB/S 6-0 Fr. HS Pecos, Texas (PHS) 13 Marie Borowikow OH/MB 6-3 Fr. HS Eberswalde, Germany (Alexander von Humboldt Gym.) 14 Stacie Meisner DS 5-8 Sr. 1V Gering, Neb. (GHS/Western Nebraska CC) 15 Jamie Russell MB 6-1 Fr. HS Loomis, Calif. (Del Oro HS) 16 Shelby Hollister OH 5-10 Fr. HS Bend, Ore. (Mountain View HS)

HEAD COACH: Chris Green (Nebraska ’91), 2nd seasonASSISTANT COACH: Nicky Rose (Texas State ’00), 10th seasonGRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH: Emily Sakis (Montana ’07), 1st seasonVOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH: Kim Stolk-Kuykendall, 1st season

KIM STOLK-KUYKENDALLVolunteer Assistant Coach

(1st Season)

Former Seawolf Kim Stolk-Kuykendall joins Chris Green’s staff for her first season on the

bench in 2009. A middle blocker with the Seawolves in 2006 and 2007, the California native led the team with 1.01 blocks per set and was No. 2 in attack percentage (.199) as a senior.

Stolk-Kuykendall is on track to earn her bachelor’s degree in physical educa-tion from UAA this fall, with plans to pursue a masters in education.

CHRIS VOLKHead Athletic Trainer(16th Season at UAA)

Head athletic trainer Chris Volk enters her 16th season with the UAA Athletic Department in

2009-10. Volk cares for the treatment and prevention of injuries to Seawolf student-athletes and manages the overall operation of the Sport Medicine office. A 1979 graduate of the University of Dayton with a bachelor’s degree in biology, Volk also earned a

master’s degree in biology from UD in 1986. She is a certified member of the National Athletic Trainers Association.

SPORTS MEDICINE STAFF

2009 ALASKA ANCHORAGE ROSTER & SUPPORT STAFF


PRONUNCIATION GUIDEBorowikow — buh-RAH-fih-koff

Leah — LEE-uhMatthisen — muh-TEE-sen

Meisner — MIZE-nerSakis — SAY-kis

Viotto — vee-AH-toh

SEAWOLVES BY CLASSSeniors – 3 (Bates, Meisner, Scott)Juniors – 1 (Lundberg)Sophomores – 2 (Matthisen, Moss)Freshmen – 5 (Borowikow, Bowlus, Hollister, McWilliams, Russell, Viotto)

SEAWOLVES BY STATE/COUNTRYAlaska – 4(Bowlus, Matthisen, Moss, Viotto)Arizona – 2(Bates, Scott)California – 1(Russell)Florida – 1(Golden)

Montana – 1 (Lundberg)Nebraska – 1 (Meisner)Oregon – 1 (Hollister)Texas – 1 (McWilliams)Germany – 1 (Borowikow)

NATE SAGAN Sports Information Director

(11th Season)

UAA graduate Nate Sagan is in his 11th year overall and his 10th as the pri-

mary media contact for Seawolf gymnastics. In addition to serving as the media liai-son for UAA’s 11 intercollegiate sports, he is also responsible for the department’s publica-tions and the GoSeawolves.com website.

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SEAWOLF PLAYER PROFILES


#7 Ashley BatesSenior / 1VL

6-0 / Middle BlockerPeoria, Illinois

Mountain Ridge HSGlendale CC

2008: Ranked second on team in blocks per set (0.69) and fourth in attack percentage (.169) ... played in all 29 matches, including 18 starts ... helped UAA to road win over Grand Canyon with season-best 9 kills and .438 attack percentage, plus 3 blocks ... other top performances included 7 kills in home victory over Northwest Nazarene; 6 kills and 2 blocks in loss to Point Loma Nazarene; 3 blocks in home win over Central Washington; and 4 blocks in win over 8th-ranked Augustana.

BEFORE UAA: Two-year starter at Glendale Community College, earning Second Team All-ACCAC and NJCAA All-Region I honors as a sophomore and honorable mention all-league as a freshman ... averaged 1.83 kills per game on .209 hitting, plus 1.59 blocks per game in 2007, helping GCC to a 21-11 record and the title match of the ACCAC Tournament ... earned NJCAA Division II National Player of the Week award for performance in first week of 2007 campaign.

HIGH SCHOOL: Named all-state honorable mention after helping Mountain Ridge to third place in the 2005 5A state tournament ... played 2003 season at Washington High in Phoenix.

PERSONAL: Born Ashley B. Bates on June 19, 1988 in Phoenix, Ariz. ... daughter of Karen Lynn ... hobbies include camping, hik-ing and fishing ... accounting major.

BATES’ CAREER HIGHSKills — 9 at Grand Canyon, 9/6/08 Block Assists — 3, four times (last vs Cent. Wash., 10/11/08)Attacks — 16 at Grand Canyon, 9/6/08 Blocks Solos — 1, four timesAttack Pct. — .438 (9-2-16) at Grand Canyon, 9/6/08 Total Blocks — 4, three times (last at Alaska Fairbanks, 9/27/08)Aces — 0 Digs — 2, four timesAssists — 1, five times

Season SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE RE DIG D/S BS BA TB B/S BE BHE

2008 (Jr) 67-29 67 1.00 36 183 .169 5 0.07 0 0.00 0 0 14 0.21 4 42 46 0.69 1 0

BATES’ CAREER STATISTICS

2008: Led UAA and posted GNAC ranks of 5th in blocks per set (0.93) and 7th in attack percentage (.290), earning honorable mention All-GNAC honors in first D-II campaign ... ranked 91st nationally in blocks per set ... finished 3rd on team in kills per set (2.57) ... played in every set of all 29 matches, recording nine matches with at least 5 blocks, and 14 matches with double-digit kills ... hit .500 or better (with at least 5 kills) on nine different occasions ... named GNAC honorable mention Player of the Week (Sept. 8) after outstanding performance at Grand Canyon Cactus Classic, where she hit .406 and averaged 1.67 bps in helping UAA to a 3-1 record ... tallied double-double with 10 kills and 11 blocks (3 solo-8 assist) in 4-set loss to Pt. Loma Nazarene ... hit .733 (11-0-15) in home win over Saint Martin’s ... had 15 kills (.500) and 8 block assists in home win over Central Washington ... other top performances included 15 kills and 6 block assists in season-ending 3-2 loss at 18th-ranked Western Washington; errorless hitting (10-0-16, .625) in Extended Stay Deluxe Invitational win over Texas Woman’s, helping Seawolves to championship of own tourney; and 13 kills in UAA’s upset of 8th-ranked Augustana ... tabbed team’s Most Improved Player at season-ending banquet.BEFORE UAA: Earned All-MonDak Conference honors as freshman in 2007 at Miles CC in Miles City, Mont. ... led Miles and ranked 17th in NJCAA Region IX in attack percentage (.309) ... had season-high 21 kills.HIGH SCHOOL: Earned Class A all-state and Eastern A Conference first-team all-league honors, leading Hardin to 3rd-place finish at divisional championships as senior in 2006 ... team MVP and co-captain as senior ... helped Bulldogs to divisional titles in 2004 and 2005, placing 2nd at State as sophomore and 3rd at State as junior ... earned team’s Most Improved award as junior ... lettered three times in volleyball and once in tennis.PERSONAL: Born Courtney Phyllis Lundberg on Feb. 25, 1989 in Hardin, Mont. ... daughter of Joy and Jay Lundberg ... hobbies include reading and boating ... psychology major.

#5 Cortney LundbergJunior / 1VL

6-1 / Middle Blocker Hardin, Montana

Hardin HSMiles CC



LUNDBERG’S CAREER HIGHSKills — 15, twice (last at Western Washington, 11/15/08) Attacks — 35 vs Western Oregon, 11/1/08Attack Pct. — .733 (11-0-15) vs Saint Martin’s, 10/30/08Aces — 0Assists — 2, three times (last vs Seattle Pacific, 10/23/08)Block Assists — 8, twice (last vs Central Washington, 10/11/08)Blocks Solos — 3 vs Point Loma Nazarene, 9/5/08Total Blocks — 11 vs Point Loma Nazarene, 9/5/08Digs — 6 vs Western Oregon, 11/1/08


2008 (So) 113-29 258 2.28 88 587 .290 12 0.11 0 0.00 0 0 39 0.35 22 83 105 0.93 7 0

LUNDBERG’S CAREER STATISTICS

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2008: Led Seawolves and ranked 6th in GNAC with 4.52 digs per set ... played in every set of all 29 matches as UAA’s full-time libero ... ranked 5th on UAA’s single-season list for digs per set and 7th in total digs (510) ... ranked 6th in GNAC with 0.35 aces per set and tied for 15th on UAA single-season list with 40 total aces ... earned All-Tournament Team honors in helping UAA to 4-0 record and title of own Extended Stay Deluxe Invitational ... had 10 matches with 20 or more digs ... made team season-best 32 digs in 5-set home loss to eventual GNAC champ Western Oregon ... other top performances included 29 digs and 3 aces in road win over Central Washington; 25 digs and 4 aces in home win over NW Nazarene; 25 digs and 3 aces in upset of 8th-ranked Augustana; 25 digs in Sept. 6 win over Western State; and 23 digs, 5 assists and 2 aces in narrow 5-set loss at 18th-ranked Western Washington ... honored with team’s Best Defensive Player award.BEFORE UAA: Played key role for Western Nebraska squad that won 2007 NJCAA national title and was 2006 NJCAA national runner-up ... averaged 1.88 digs as sophomore, seeing action in every game of every match ... helped Cougars post 110-4 record in her two seasons ... earned WNCC award for highest female athlete GPA and was also honored with prestigious Cougar Award for community involvement and overall excellence on and off the court.HIGH SCHOOL: Had standout prep career, earning first-team all-con-ference and all-region, plus second-team all-state honors as a senior in 2005 ... Team MVP and captain as a senior ... helped GHS to state tournament appearances as a sophomore and junior ... led GHS to district and league titles during career ... lettered three times in vol-leyball and four times in track & field.PERSONAL: Born Stacie Michelle Meisner on July 22, 1988 in Scottsbluff, Neb. ... daughter of Jerald & Shelly Meisner ... has one sister, Jamie ... hobbies include writing and reading ... journalism & public communications major.

#14 Stacie MeisnerSenior / 1VL5-8 / Libero

Gering, NebraskaGering HS

Western Nebraska CC

MEISNER’S CAREER HIGHSKills — 2 vs Western Washington, 10/9/08 Attacks — 4 vs Central Missouri, 8/28/08Attack Pct. — n/aAces — 4, twice (last vs Northwest Nazarene, 9/18/08)Assists — 7 at Grand Canyon, 9/6/08Block Assists — 0Blocks Solos — 0Total Blocks — 0Digs — 32 vs Western Oregon, 11/1/08


2008 (Jr) 113-29 8 0.07 1 30 .233 58 0.51 40 0.35 42 38 510 4.51 0 0 0 0.00 0 1

MEISNER’S CAREER STATISTICS



#6 McKenzie MossSophomore / 1VL

5-11 / Outside HitterAnchorage, Alaska

Bartlett HS

2008: Appeared in 10 matches as true freshman, accounting for 21 kills and three blocks ... tallied multiple kills in five matches, including season-high seven in 5-set home loss to UAF ... had 4 kills on 6 attacks in win over Ohio Valley ... made huge contri-bution off bench in home win over Central Washington, notch-ing spike to put UAA up by two points late in 5th set. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned All-Cook Inlet Conference first-team hon-ors as a senior in 2007 ... named Bartlett’s Team MVP as a ju-nior and senior ... earned honorable mention all-league honors in 2006 ... named to numerous all-tournament teams, including three years in a row at West Spiketacular ... twice named all-state and was three-time All-CIC in softball, helping Golden Bears to Class 4A State runner-up finish as a junior ... lettered four times in softball and three times in volleyball ... played for Midnight Sun Volleyball club team for four years, making prestigious Reno Festival Select team as a sophomore, junior and senior.

PERSONAL: Born McKenzie Blair Moss on July 13, 1990 in An-chorage ... daughter of Steve and Joyce Moss ... major is unde-clared.

MOSS’ CAREER HIGHSKills — 7 vs Alaska Fairbanks, 10/15/08 Block Assists — 1 vs Alaska Fairbanks, 10/15/08Attacks — 38 vs Alaska Fairbanks, 10/15/08 Blocks Solos — 2 at Northwest Nazarene, 10/25/08Attack Pct. — .133 (4-2-15) at Northwest Nazarene, 10/25/08 Total Blocks — 2 at Northwest Nazarene, 10/25/08Aces — 0 Digs — 1, three timesAssists — 0


2008 (Fr) 17-10 21 1.24 17 76 .053 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 3 0.18 2 1 3 0.18 0 0

MOSS’ CAREER STATISTICS

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#4 Calli ScottSenior / 1VL5-8 / Setter

Scottsdale, ArizonaPinnacle HSGlendale CC

2008: Voted Great Northwest Athletic Conference Newcomer-of-the-Year and 2nd Team All-GNAC after averaging 10.61 assists and 2.57 digs per set ... first UAA setter since 2001 to earn at least 2nd-team all-league honors ... ranked No. 2 GNAC in assists per set (10.61) ... on UAA single-season lists, ranked 7th in both aps and total assists (1,199) ... Most Outstanding Player of Extended Stay Invitational, helping UAA to title of own tourney ... had 53 assists, season-high 17 digs and hit .571 (4-0-7) in 5-set win over Harding ... named GNAC Player of the Week for ESD Invite exploits ... also made all-tourney team at Grand Canyon Cactus Classic, where UAA posted 3-1 record ... had 42 assists in Sept. 6 win over Western State for 2nd-highest 3-set total by a GNAC player in 2008 ... topped 60 assists against pair of nationally ranked foes – at Western Wash. (63) and vs Western Ore. (62) – for 3rd- and 4th-highest totals by a GNAC player in ’08 ... other top matches included 55 assists and 5 blocks in 5-set home win over Central Wash.; 57 assists, 5 kills and 11 digs in upset of 8th-ranked Augustana; 39 assists and 16 digs in 3-set home win over Seattle Pacific; and 56 assists in home finale victory over MSU Bill-ings ... earned Coaches’ Award.BEFORE UAA: Two-year standout at Glendale CC ... ranked 4th in Arizona Community College Athletic Conference in assists (10.38 apg) as freshman in 2006 ... primarily played libero as sophomore, helping 2007 GCC squad to 21-11 record ... averaged over 3 as-sists per game as sophomore.HIGH SCHOOL: Named Region Player of the Year and All-Northeast Valley Conference as senior in 2005 ... guided Pioneers to 2005 Arizona Interscholastic Association Class 4A-Div. I state runner-up finish for farthest advancement in school history ... 2nd-team all-region as junior ... Team MVP three straight years, including as sophomore on JV ... helped 2004 PHS soccer team to AIA Class 4A state runner-up finish and 19-6-1 overall record ... in softball, earned hon. men. all-region and team offensive MVP honors ... lettered twice in volleyball and soccer and once in softball and track.PERSONAL: Born Calli Lynne Scott on Jan. 10 1988 in Phoenix, Ariz. ... daughter of Robin and Debbie Scott ... enjoys music and reading ... liberal studies major.

SCOTT’S CAREER HIGHSKills — 7 at Western Washington, 11/15/08 Attacks — 16 vs Augustana, 9/12/08Attack Pct. — 1.000 (5-0-5) vs Grand Canyon, 9/6/08Aces — 4 vs Ohio Valley, 8/29/08Assists — 63 at Western Washington, 11/15/08Block Assists — 5 vs Central Washington, 10/11/08Blocks Solos — 1, four timesTotal Blocks — 5 vs Central Washington, 10/11/08Digs — 17 vs Harding, 8/29/08


2008 (Jr) 113-29 76 0.67 40 271 .133 1199 10.61 21 0.19 38 0 290 2.57 4 43 47 0.42 5 28

SCOTT’S CAREER STATISTICS

SEAWOLF PLAYER PROFILES – REDSHIRTS & NEWCOMERS


#8 Jackie MatthisenSophomore / RS

5-11 / MB-OHAnchorage, Alaska

East HSWestern Oregon

2008: Redshirted after transferring from GNAC rival Western Or-egon.

BEFORE UAA: Played freshman season at Western Oregon in 2007, helping Wolves to first-ever NCAA Tournament berth ... saw action in 16 of 26 matches, including two starts, playing reserve role be-hind two veteran middle blockers ... averaged 0.61 kills and 0.44 blocks per game, and hit for .037 (22-19-81) percentage.

HIGH SCHOOL: Helped East High to Cook Inlet Conference title and runner-up finish at 2006 ASAA Class 4A State Championships as senior ... named to All-State Tournament squad as junior and se-nior ... twice earned All-CIC honors and was named to several all-tournament teams throughout career ... earned three varsity letters ... played for Midnight Sun Volleyball Club, making the traveling team as junior and senior.

PERSONAL: Born Jackie Elise Matthisen on July 8, 1989 in Daven-port, Iowa ... daughter of Barry Matthisen and Peggy McBride ... hobbies include snowboarding, photography and hiking ... natural sciences major.

Freshman / HS6-3 / Outside Hitter

Eberswalde, Germanyvon Humboldt Gym.

#13Marie

Borowikow

BEFORE UAA: Played for Angermünde e.V., near hometown of Eberswalde, Germany ... graduated from Alexander von Hum-boldt Gymnasium (high school).

PERSONAL: Born Feb. 7, 1990 in Berlin ... daughter of Alexan-der and Birgitt Borowikow ... interests include skiing, reading and writing ... pyschology major.

Freshman / HS6-1 / Middle Blocker

Chugiak, AlaskaChugiak HS

#11Celestia Bowlus

HIGH SCHOOL: Helped Chugiak to ASAA Class 4A State Tour-nament apperances as a sophomore and senior, including a runner-up finish in 2008 ... earned All-Cook Inlet Conference honors as a junior and senior ... honor roll student and recipient of UA Scholar award for graduating in top 10 percent of class ... played for both AVA and Midnight Sun club teams.

PERSONAL: Born Jan. 13, 1991 in Anchorage ... daughter of Robert and Leiloni Bowlus ... psychology major.

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Freshman / HS5-10 / Outside Hitter

Bend, OregonMountain View HS

#16Shelby

HollisterHIGH SCHOOL: All-Sierra Foothill League pick as a senior in 2008 ... led Del Oro High to a 23-11 record and its second straight Sac Joaquin Section playoff appearance ... ranked sec-ond in SFL in kills per set as a senior, averaging 1.8.PERSONAL: Born Jamie L. Russell on May 18, 1991 in Denver ... daughter of Craig and Lisa Russell ... major is undeclared.HIGH SCHOOL: All-Intermountain Conference and honorable

mention all-state selection as senior in 2008 ... helped Cougars to 20-4 record and 2nd place at 5A state tournament, earning 2nd-team all-tourney honors ... broke school record for kills in a match with 19 ... captained varsity squad both junior and se-nior campaigns ... honors student ... earned Principal’s Award and nominated for High Desert Hero award ... played for Rim-rock club team.

PERSONAL: Born Shelby Brooke Hollister on June 28, 1991 ... daughter of Evan Hollister and Jennifer Connolly ... interests include horseback riding and traveling ... major is undeclared.

Freshman / HS5-8 / OH-Libero

Eagle River, AlaskaEagle River HS

#9NikkieViotto

HIGH SCHOOL: 4-year letterwinner and team captain at Eagle River High ... earned All-Cook Inlet Conference honors every season ... as junior in 2007, was named to the All-State Tour-nament Team after leading Wolves to 3rd-place finish in their first-ever State appearance.PERSONAL: Born Oct. 23, 1990 in Sands, Mich. ... daughter of Mark and Jackie Viotto ... journalism & public comm. major.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played senior season at Pecos High and first three years at Marfa High ... MVP in District 2-1A for two years and earned same honor in District 4-3A in senior season ... named to Texas Girls’ Coaches Association All-State Team for three years in a row.PERSONAL: Born Sept. 29, 1990 in Alpine, Texas ... sister of for-mer UAA all-league outside hitter O’Lita McWilliams (2002-03) ... daughter of Brent and Ruth McWilliams ... coached by mother all four years of high school, plus by father in basket-ball and track & field..

Freshman / HS6-1 / Middle Blocker

Loomis, CaliforniaDel Oro HS

#15JamieRussell

Freshman / HS6-0 / MB-Setter

Pecos, TexasPecos HS

#12Leah

McWilliamsJunior / TR

5-8 / Outside HitterPembroke Pines, Florida

Nova HS / Hillsborough CC

#10Lee

Golden

BEFORE UAA: Played two seasons at Hillsborough Community College in home state of Florida, helping squad to consecutive national tournament berths ... as a sophomore in 2008, earned hon. men. all-conference honors as HCC went 34-9 and fin-ished 8th at NJCAA Tournament ... helped HCC go unbeaten in Suncoast Conference play and win Florida State JC title.

HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years in volleyball at Nova High, winning both Most Improved and Most Valuable Player honors ... two-time team captain ... lettered twice in softball and flag foot-ball, plus once in basketball ... helped flag football team to state runner-up finish.

PERSONAL: Born Oct. 5, 1989 in Miami, Fla. ... daughter of Der-rick Golden and Patricia Gascoigne ... management major.

THE GREAT NORTHWEST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE/SEAWOLF FACILITIES


SEAWOLF FACILITIES

The Seawolves host their

home matches on campus in the 1,250-seat Wells Fargo Sports Complex. The gym, which has housed Seawolf volleyball, basketball and gymnastics since 1978, pro-vides a comfortable atmosphere for both competitors and fans.

Seawolf volleyball players also make use of the WFSC’s other facili-ties — weight room, fitness center, 25-meter pool, jogging track and sauna — for training and recreation.

Stretching from Alaska to Oregon to Montana, the Great Northwest Athletic Conference has quickly established itself as one of the most

successful league in the NCAA Division II ranks. Founded in 2001 as a 10-team league, the GNAC currently features nine institutions – Alaska Anchorage, Alaska Fairbanks, Central Washington, Montana State Billings, Northwest Nazarene, Saint Martin’s, Seattle Pacific, Western Oregon and Western Washington.

In the last two years alone, the GNAC has produced one national team title (SPU women’s soccer, 2009), three national runner-up finishes, and three NCAA Final 4 placings (all by the Seawolf basketball teams). UAA sponsors seven of the GNAC’s 14 sports – volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, and men’s and women’s outdoor track & field.

2008 GNAC VOLLEYBALL STANDINGS CONFERENCE OVERALL W L PCT MB W L PCTx-Western Oregon (20) 15 1 .938 — 22 2 .917Western Washington (18) 13 3 .812 2.0 21 3 .875Northwest Nazarene 10 6 .625 5.0 16 9 .640Alaska Fairbanks 9 7 .562 6.0 15 10 .600Central Washington 8 8 .500 7.0 16 12 .571ALASKA ANCHORAGE 7 9 .438 8.0 15 14 .517Seattle Pacific 5 11 .312 10.0 8 18 .308Montana State Billings 4 12 .250 11.0 7 23 .233Saint Martin’s 1 15 .062 14.0 4 21 .160x-NCAA Tournament qualifier( ) national rank in parentheses

GNAC POSTSEASON AWARDSPlayer of the Year: Angie Alvord, Western WashingtonNewcomer of the Year: Calli Scott, Alaska AnchorageFreshman of the Year: Anna Herold, Seattle PacificCoach of the Year: Brad Saindon, Western Oregon

FIRST TEAM: Stacey Bennett, Western Oregon (OH, 6-3, Sr., Portland, OR); Rhea Cardwell, Alaska Anchorage (OH, 5-10, Sr., Prineville, OR); Devon Crotteau, MSU Billings (OH, 6-0, Jr., Casper, WY); Angie Alvord, Western Washington (MB, 6-0, Sr., Laurel, WA); Cammy Dranginis, NW Nazarene (MB, 6-0, Jr., Nampa, ID) ; Rachael Schurman, Central Washington (MB, 6-0, Sr., Spokane, WA); Korlyn Bolster, Alaska Fairbanks (MB, 6-1, Sr., Guerneville, CA); Brandie Vea, CWU (L, 5-3, So., Honolulu, HI).

SECOND TEAM: Kayla Mainer, WOU (OH, 5-8, Sr.,); Nikki Finley, SPU (OH, 5-9, Jr.); Megan Amundson, WWU (OH, 5-11, So.); Lindsay Forseth, NNU (OH, 6-0, Jr.,); Tiana Roma, WWU (MB, 6-0, Sr.); Calli Scott, UAA (S, 5-8, Jr., Scottsdale, AZ); Allison Gotz, WWU (L, 5-3, So.).

HONORABLE MENTION: Megan Thigpen, UAF (OH, 5-10, Jr.); Erin Norris, CWU (OH, 5-10, Jr.); Lisa Martini, WOU (OH, 5-8, Sr.); Amanda Boschma, NNU (RS, 5-10, Sr.); Cortney Lundberg, UAA (MB, 6-1, So., Hardin, MT); Robin De Jong, SPU (MB, 5-10, Jr.); Laura Sakala, WOU (MB, 5-10, Jr.); Alexa Sherman, UAF (S, 5-9, Jr.); Joelle Perez, SPU (S, 5-9, So.); Amy Herron, WOU (S, 5-5, Jr.); Kari Rice, WWU (S, 5-10, Jr.); Anna Herold, SPU (L, 5-8, Fr.); Theresia Dever, SMU (L, 5-7, Fr.).

Photo by Chris Bauer

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2008 SEASON REVIEW


2008 RESULTS(15-14 OVERALL; 7-9 GNAC — 9-4 HOME; 3-7 ROAD; 3-3 NEUTRAL)

Date Opponent Score Score by Set Time Att.Aug 28 #13 CENTRAL MISSOURI L 0-3 17-25,16-25,22-25 1:23 438Âug 29 OHIO VALLEY W 3-0 25-12,25-12,25-5 0:57 100Âug 29 HARDING W 3-2 25-23,19-25,23-25,26-24,15-6 2:05 368Âug 30 TEXAS WOMAN’S W 3-0 25-22,25-19,25-13 1:14 150Âug 30 TEXAS WOMAN’S W 3-0 25-19,25-19,25-16 1:18 329#Sep 5 vs Western State W 3-0 25-21,25-20,25-15 1:09 52#Sep 5 vs Point Loma Nazarene L 1-3 23-25,23-25,25-22,21-25 1:38 110#Sep 6 at Grand Canyon W 3-1 25-15,25-16,22-25,25-18 1:33 125#Sep 6 vs Western State W 3-0 25-23,25-15,27-25 1:15 67$Sep 12 vs #8 Augustana W 3-2 25-23,21-25,25-23,21-25,15-13 1:55 75$Sep 12 vs #13 SW Minnesota St L 1-3 25-17,22-25,17-25,19-25 1:27 101$Sep 13 vs #5 Truman State L 0-3 12-25,12-25,22-25 1:02 60$Sep 13 at #3 Concordia-St. Paul L 1-3 15-25,25-21,14-25,18-25 1:20 494*Sep 18 NORTHWEST NAZARENE W 3-1 25-19,20-25,25-19,25-17 1:53 472*Sep 20 SEATTLE PACIFIC W 3-0 25-23,28-26,25-22 1:43 489*Sep 27 at Alaska Fairbanks L 2-3 22-25,25-13,25-23,20-25,13-15 2:10 370*Oct 2 at Saint Martin’s W 3-0 25-18,25-18,25-13 1:16 153*Oct 4 at Western Oregon L 1-3 25-20,22-25,20-25,22-25 1:52 275*Oct 6 at Montana St. Billings L 1-3 25-18,18-25,24-26,22-25 1:48 307*Oct 9 #3 WESTERN WASHINGTON L 1-3 21-25,25-19,23-25,22-25 1:59 464*Oct 11 CENTRAL WASHINGTON W 3-2 25-17,25-18,25-27,15-25,15-11 2:12 504*Oct 15 ALASKA FAIRBANKS L 2-3 26-28,16-25,25-17,27-25,13-15 2:13 795*Oct 23 at Seattle Pacific L 0-3 22-25,27-29,20-25 1:38 112*Oct 25 at Northwest Nazarene L 0-3 18-25,25-27,20-25 1:30 471*Oct 30 SAINT MARTIN’S W 3-0 25-13,25-15,25-8 1:11 387*Nov 1 #24 WESTERN OREGON L 2-3 25-23,23-25,25-20,22-25,12-15 2:26 590*Nov 8 MONTANA ST. BILLINGS W 3-2 25-21,20-25,24-26,25-15,15-9 1:55 549*Nov 13 at Central Washington W 3-2 25-17,25-22,17-25,18-25,15-2 1:46 347*Nov 15 at #18 Western Washington L 2-3 31-33,26-24,23-25,25-19,13-15 2:13 458

^ Extended Stay Deluxe Invitational — Anchorage# Grand Canyon Cactus Classic — Phoenix, Ariz.$ Concordia Classic — St. Paul, Minn.* Great Northwest Athletic Conference match

2008 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

|-------------ATTACK---------------| |-----SET------| |--SERVE---| |------DIG-----| |---------BLOCKING----------| # Player GP MP-S Kill K/S E TA Pct Asst A/S Ace A/S SE RE Dig D/S BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Pts Pt/S 10 Rhea Cardwell 113 29-29 507 4.49 159 1458 .239 22 0.19 19 0.17 30 28 311 2.75 2 30 32 0.28 0 5 543 4.81 2 Rachel Kidwell 106 28-27 272 2.57 145 850 .149 15 0.14 25 0.24 45 30 314 2.96 3 36 39 0.37 3 1 318 3.00 13 Cortney Lundberg 113 29-29 258 2.28 88 587 .290 12 0.11 0 0.00 0 0 39 0.35 22 83 105 0.93 7 0 321 2.85 8 Joanna Johnson 112 29-29 215 1.92 111 670 .155 67 0.60 40 0.36 44 11 337 3.01 2 55 57 0.51 6 2 284 2.54 6 McKenzie Moss 17 10-0 21 1.24 17 76 .053 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 3 0.18 2 1 3 0.18 0 0 23 1.38 11 Jessica Morehouse 54 27-11 59 1.09 25 163 .209 1 0.02 0 0.00 1 0 7 0.13 1 30 31 0.57 3 1 75 1.39 7 Ashley Bates 67 29-18 67 1.00 36 183 .169 5 0.07 0 0.00 0 0 14 0.21 4 42 46 0.69 1 0 92 1.37 15 Kayla O’Kelley 4 4-0 3 0.75 0 9 .333 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 1 0.25 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 3 0.75 4 Calli Scott 113 29-29 76 0.67 40 271 .133 1200 10.62 21 0.19 38 0 290 2.57 4 43 47 0.42 5 28 122 1.08 14 Stacie Meisner 113 29-0 8 0.07 1 30 .233 58 0.51 40 0.35 42 38 511 4.52 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 48 0.42 5 Cristal Negron 112 29-2 1 0.01 0 6 .167 8 0.07 16 0.14 17 1 72 0.64 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 17 0.15 9 Samantha Calderwood 9 4-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 3 0.33 2 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 12 Kaunnalli Self 1 1-0 0 0.00 1 2 -.500 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 3 0.33 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 3 0.33 Team 7 UAA 113 29-29 1487 13.16 623 4305 .201 1388 12.28 164 1.45 219 115 1902 16.83 40 320 200.0 1.77 25 38 1851 16.38 OPPONENTS 113 29-29 1350 11.95 580 4164 .185 1259 11.14 115 1.02 198 164 1856 16.42 52 345 224.5 1.99 36 54 1689 14.95

ATTENDANCE Dates Total Ave. Overall: 29 9212 318 Home: 13 5635 433 Away: 10 3112 311 Neutral: 6 465 78

Outside hitter Rhea Cardwell became UAA’s first-ever All-American in volleyball, earning AVCA Second Team honors in 2008.

SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK


ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL RECORDS MOST KILLSMatch: 32, Cherie Knox vs Regis, 10/15/89; and Rhea Cardwell at Central

Washington, 11/13/08Season: 535, Jen Szczerbinski, 1992Career: 1,691, Jen Szczerbinski, 1988-90, 92

MOST ATTACKSMatch: 83, Rhea Cardwell vs Western Oregon, 11/1/08Season: 1,437, Jen Szczerbinski, 1990Career: 4,511, Jen Szczerbinski, 1988-90, 92

BEST ATTACK PERCENTAGEMatch (min. 10 att.): .909, Janelle Veith (10-0-11) vs Seattle U., 10/20/01Season: .333, Tammy Middaugh, 1982Career: .250, Michelle Harlamert, 1989-91, 93

MOST KILLS PER SETMatch: 10.6, Cherie Knox vs Regis, 10/15/89Season: 4.48, Rhea Cardwell, 2008Career: 4.02, Rhea Cardwell, 2007-08

MOST BLOCK SOLOSMatch: 10, Tammy Middaugh vs Alaska Fairbanks, 11/19/82Season: 63, Pam Lewers, 1987Career: 152, Michelle Harlamert, 1989-91,93

MOST BLOCK ASSISTSMatch: 14, Michelle Harlamert vs Bellarmine, 10/1/93Season: 131, Vickie Maas, 1992Career: 359, Sabrina Bingham, 1996-99

MOST TOTAL BLOCKSMatch: 17, Michelle Harlamert vs Bellarmine, 10/1/93Season: 176, Vickie Maas, 1992Career: 499, Vickie Maas, 1989-92

MOST BLOCKS PER SETMatch: 5.0,Tammy Middaugh vs Alaska Fairbanks, 11/19/82Season: 1.5, Maria Dalton, 1984Career: 1.2, Pam Lewers, 1985-87

MOST SERVICE ACESMatch: 9,Tegan Bosard vs Western New Mexico, 10/27/97Season: 57, Sandra Kirtley, 1995Career: 162, Jen Szczerbinski, 1988-92

MOST DIGSMatch: 39, Jen Szczerbinski vs Chaminade, 10/19/90Season: 604, Jen Szczerbinski, 1990Career: 2,108, Jen Szczerbinski, 1988-90,92

MOST DIGS PER SETMatch: 9.0, Cherie Knox vs Regis, 10/20/89Season: 5.28, Rachael Knecht, 2004Career: 4.3, Jen Szczerbinski, 1988-90, 92

MOST ASSISTSMatch: 75, Janelle Morrisette vs St. Cloud State, 8/25/00Season: 1,522, Tracy Zink, 1990Career: 3,853, Janelle (Morrisette) Veith, 1998-2001

MOST ASSISTS PER SETMatch: 18.75, Janelle Morrisette vs St. Cloud State, 8/25/00Season: 11.94, Kasey Kuelper, 2002Career: 9.37, Janelle (Morrisette) Veith, 1998-2001

ALL-TIME TEAM RECORDS MOST KILLSMatch: 91 vs Alaska Fairbanks, 11/9/84Season: 1,872, 1990

MOST ATTACKSMatch: 276 vs Chico State, 11/10/90Season: 5,986, 1990

BEST ATTACK PERCENTAGEMatch: .534 vs Regis, 11/13/82Season: .219, 2002

MOST KILLS PER SETMatch: 22.67 vs Saint Martinís, 10/5/02Season: 13.1, 1996

MOST BLOCK SOLOSMatch: 19 vs Alaska Fairbanks, 11/19/82Season: 119, 1991

MOST BLOCK ASSISTSMatch: 34 vs Denver, 10/5/85Season: 475, 1994

MOST TOTAL BLOCKSMatch: 28 vs Alaska Fairbanks, 11/19/82Season: 419, 1984

MOST BLOCKS PER SETMatch: 9.3 vs Alaska Fairbanks, 11/19/82Season: 3.8, 1982

MOST SERVICE ACESMatch: 24 vs West Virginia State, 9/7/01Season: 259, 1982

MOST DIGSMatch: 158 vs Truman State, 10/25/91Season: 3,143, 1990

MOST DIGS PER SETMatch: 37.8 vs UC Davis, 10/5/90Season: 22.1, 1991

MOST ASSISTSMatch: 85 vs Alaska Fairbanks, 11/9/84Season: 1,652, 1990

MOST ASSISTS PER SETMatch: 19.0 vs Regis, 10/15/89Season: 12.7, 2008

WINS & LOSSES/MISC. RECORDSMost Wins: 24, 1990 and 1992Most Losses: 24, 1983Most Home Wins: 14, 1988Most Road Wins: 14, 1989Consecutive Matches Won: 11, 1984Consecutive Sets Won: 18, Oct. 11-27, 2001Consecutive Home Matches Won: 15, 1987-88Consecutive Losses: 14, 1983Highest Winning Pct: .742 (23-8), 1986Most Matches Played: 39, 1990Most Sets Played: 144, 1990Shortest Match: 35 minutes vs North Carolina Central, 10/11/90Fewest Points Allowed: 2 vs North Carolina Central, 10/11/90

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SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK


7. Cindy Clagett (1984-87) 2118. Michelle Garvin (2000-03) 1969. Maria (Dalton) Ammerman (1981-88) 183 Starr Burgan (2000-03) 183

BLOCK SOLOS1. Michelle Harlamert (1989-91, 1993) 1522. Vickie Maas (1989-92) 1473. Sonnet Farrell (1995-98) 984. Cindy Clagett (1984-87) 975. Meganne Hendricks (1985-88) 946. Sabrina Bingham (1996-99) 867. Maria (Dalton) Ammerman (1981-88) 768. Sandra Kirtley (1994-95) 729. Mary Cashin (1984-85) 7110. Brianne (Halling) McCabe (1999-02) 66

ACES1. Jen Szczerbinski (1988-90, 1992) 1622. Kasey Kuelper (2000-03) 1393. Latika Chandler (1996-98, 2000) 1294. Tracy Zink (1987-90) 1265. Maria (Dalton) Ammerman (1981-88) 1196. Tegan Bosard (1996-99) 1147. Jeni Phillips (1993-96) 1108. Michelle Garvin (2000-03) 107 O’Lita McWilliams (2002-03) 10710. April Hydak (1996-98) 104

ACES PER SET1. O’Lita McWilliams (2001-03) .5172. Sandra Kirtley (1994-95) .4073. Carrie Belden (1996-98) .3524. April Hydak (1996-98) .3505. Kasey Kuelper (2000-03) .3486. Jen Szczerbinski (1988-90, 1992) .3277. Joanna Johnson (2007-08) .3208. Latika Chandler (1996-98, 2000) .3109. Shana Purvis (1991-92, 1996) .30110. Diana Gordon (2003-04) .299

MATCHES PLAYED1. Vickie Maas (1989-92) 1432. Tracy Zink (1987-90) 1413. Jen Szczerbinski (1988-90, 1992) 1404. Cherie Knox (1987-90) 1295. Nikki (Mowry) Wegner (1990-93) 1276. Sonnet Farrell (1995-98) 1237. Latika Chandler (1996-98, 2000) 1218. Sabrina Bingham (1996-99) 120 Tegan Bosard (1996-99) 12010. Jeni Phillips (1993-96) 118

SETS PLAYED (since 1984)1. Jen Szczerbinski (1988-90, 1992) 495 Tracy Zink (1987-90) 4953. Vickie Maas (1989-92) 4644. Cherie Knox (1987-90) 4365. Sonnet Farrell (1995-98) 4296. Sabrina Bingham (1996-99) 4277. Jeni Phillips (1993-96) 4238. Latika Chandler (1996-98, 2000) 4169. Tegan Bosard (1996-99) 41410. Janelle (Morrisette) Veith (1998-01) 411

4. Shana Purvis (1991-92, 1996) 3.625. Cherie Knox (1987-90) 3.616. O’Lita McWilliams (2002-03) 3.427. Tammy Burgess (1990-92) 3.308. Rachel Kidwell (2007-08) 3.289. Rhea Cardwell (2007-08) 3.2810. Joanna Johnson (2007-08) 3.07

ASSISTS1. Janelle (Morrisette) Veith (1998-01) 3,8532. Tracy Zink (1987-90) 3,7913. Shana Purvis (1991-92, 1996) 2,8554. Kasey Kuelper (2000-03) 2,6255. Ann Twiggs (1983-86) 1,7576. Val Segerstrom (1994-95) 1,5837. Kathy Hajdukovich (1996-97) 1,5178. Molly Merritt (1993-94) 1,4609. Stephanie Martinez (2002-05) 1,26410. Calli Scott (2007- ) 1,199

ASSISTS PER SET1. Janelle (Morrisette) Veith (1998-01) 9.372. Stephanie Martinez (2002-05) 9.093. Shana Purvis (1991-92, 1996) 8.424. Tracy Zink (1987-90) 7.665. Val Segerstrom (1994-95) 7.616. Kathy Hajdukovich (1996-97) 7.297. Molly Merritt (1993-94) 6.708. Kasey Kuelper (2000-03) 6.569. Ann Twiggs (1983-86) 5.6110. Carrie Belden (1996-98) 3.72

TOTAL BLOCKS1. Vickie Maas (1989-92) 4992. Sabrina Bingham (1996-99) 4453. Michelle Harlamert (1989-91, 1993) 4304. Sonnet Farrell (1995-98) 4155. Brianne (Halling) McCabe (1999-02) 3846. Maria (Dalton) Ammerman (1981-88) 3727. Cindy Clagett (1984-87) 3088. Sandra Kirtley (1994-95) 2999. Starr Burgan (2000-03) 22210. Meganne Hendricks (1985-88) 218

BLOCKS PER SET1. Sandra Kirtley (1994-95) 1.212. Michelle Harlamert (1989-91, 1993) 1.163. Chelsey Jones (2005-06) 1.154. Vickie Maas (1989-92) 1.085. Karen Griffith (1985-86) 1.066. Sabrina Bingham (1996-99) 1.047. Cindy Clagett (1984-87) 1.018. Mary Cashin (1984-85) 1.019. Brianne (Halling) McCabe (1999-02) 0.9910. Lisa Bedminster (1996-97) 0.98

BLOCK ASSISTS1. Sabrina Bingham (1996-99) 3592. Vickie Maas (1989-92) 3523. Brianne (Halling) McCabe (1999-02) 3184. Sonnet Farrell (1995-98) 3175. Michelle Harlamert (1989-91, 1993) 2786. Sandra Kirtley (1994-95) 227

KILLS1. Jen Szczerbinski (1988-90, 1992) 1,6912. Cherie Knox (1987-90) 1,2483. Brianne (Halling) McCabe (1999-02) 1,0244. Sabrina Bingham (1996-99) 1,0125. Jeni Phillips (1993-96) 9866. Carolyn DeKay (2001-02, 2004) 9387. Vanessa Tsukano (1997-00) 8808. Michelle Harlamert (1989-91, 1993) 8449. Sonnet Farrell (1995-98) 84310. April Hydak (1996-98) 773

KILLS PER SET1. Rhea Cardwell (2007-08) 4.022. Mindy Cason (2002-03) 3.763. Carolyn DeKay (2001-02, 2004) 3.424. Jen Szczerbinski (1988-90, 1992) 3.425. Cherie Knox (1987-90) 2.866. O’Lita McWilliams (2002-03) 2.857. Heather Lyons (2005-06) 2.848. Sabrina Bingham (1996-99) 2.739. Mary Cashin (1984-85) 2.7110. Brianne (Halling) McCabe (99-2002) 2.63

ATTACKS1. Jen Szczerbinski (1988-90, 1992) 4,5112. Cherie Knox (1987-90) 3,5583. Jeni Phillips (1993-96) 3,0524. Brianne (Halling) McCabe (1999-02) 2,5685. Sabrina Bingham (1996-99) 2,5406. Vanessa Tsukano (1997-00) 2,4807. Michelle Harlamert (1989-91, 93) 2,4068. Carolyn DeKay (2001-02, 2004) 2,3539. April Hydak (1996-98) 2,27310. Sonnet Farrell (1995-98) 2,238

ATTACK PERCENTAGE (min. 600 att.)1. Tammy Middaugh (1981-82) .2922. Mary Cashin (1984-85) .2753. Mindy Cason (2002-03) .2644. Carolyn DeKay (2001-02, 2004) .2615. Carla Anderson (1984-85) .2516. Brianne (Halling) McCabe (1999-02) .2507. Michelle Harlamert (1989-91, 1993) .2508. Sabrina Bingham (1996-99) .2439. Jen Szczerbinski (1988-90, 1992) .22910. Jenny Mitchell (2001-04) .223

DIGS1. Jen Szczerbinski (1988-90, 1992) 2,1082. Cherie Knox (1987-90) 1,5723. Tracy Zink (1987-90) 1,3364. Shana Purvis (1991-92, 1996) 1,2275. Latika Chandler (1996-98, 2000) 1,1326. Jeni Phillips (1993-96) 1,0857. Kasey Kuelper (2000-03) 1,0708. Janelle (Morrisette) Veith (1998-01) 1,0489. Michelle Harlamert (1989-91, 1993) 1,01110. Vanessa Tsukano (1997-00) 977

DIGS PER SET1. Rachael Knecht (2004-06) 4.582. Jen Szczerbinski (1988-90, 1992) 4.263. Diana Gordon (2003-04) 3.98

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6. Maria Dalton (1984) 1157. Sandra Kirtley (1994) 1098. Miya Athanas (1994) 1089. Sabrina Bingham (1996) 10710. Michelle Harlamert (1990) 105

BLOCK SOLOS1. Pam Lewers (1987) 632. Michelle Harlamert (1989) 623. Mary Cashin (1984) 494. Maria Dalton (1984) 45 Meganne Hendricks (1987) 45 Vickie Maas (1992) 457. Vickie Maas (1991) 448. Meganne Hendricks (1988) 43 Sonnet Farrell (1996) 4310. Pam Lewers (1986) 42

ACES1. O’Lita McWilliams (2003) 592. Sandra Kirtley (1995) 573. Kasey Kuelper (2001) 524. Tegan Bosard (1997) 515. Carrie Belden (1998) 496. Jennie Szczerbinski (1990) 48 O’Lita McWilliams (2002) 488. Jennie Szczerbinski (1992) 479. Krista Ferguson (1987) 4610. Sandra Kirtley (1994) 44

ACES PER SET (min. 25 aces)1. Caitlin Grenier (2006) .6902. O’Lita McWilliams (2003) .5363. Paepaetele Poasa (2006) .5084. Stephanie Martinez (2005) .5005. O’Lita McWilliams (2002) .4956. Kasey Kuelper (2001) .4917. Tegan Bosard (1997) .4688. Sandra Kirtley (1995) .4639. Kasey Kuelper (2002) .45310. Carrie Belden (1998) .434

MATCHES PLAYED1. Jennie Szczerbinski (1990) 39 Rhonda Hedington (1990) 39 Vickie Maas (1990) 39 Tracy Zink (1990) 395. Nikki Mowry (1990) 38 Michelle Harlamert (1990) 387. Amy Willis (1990) 378. Six tied with 36

SETS PLAYED (since 1984)1. Tracy Zink (1990) 1442. Jennie Szczerbinski (1990) 1433. Michelle Harlamert (1990) 1404. Shana Purvis (1992) 1335. Jennie Szczerbinski (1992) 132 Vickie Maas (1992) 1327. Pam Lewers (1987) 1308. Danica Thomas (1992) 128 Jeni Phillips (1994) 12810. Four tied with 127

3. Diana Gordon (2004) 4.624. Jennie Szczerbinski (1992) 4.525. Stacie Meisner (2008) 4.516. Shana Purvis (1991) 4.447. Cherie Knox (1989) 4.438. Jennie Szczerbinski (1990) 4.229. Vanessa Tsukano (1999) 4.1710. Rhea Cardwell (2007) 4.16

ASSISTS1. Tracy Zink (1990) 15222. Shana Purvis (1992) 13963. Kasey Kuelper (2003) 13504. Tracy Zink (1989) 13065. Val Segerstrom (1995) 12526. Janelle Morrisette (2000) 12087. Calli Scott (2008) 11998. Kasey Kuelper (2002) 11349. Janelle Veith (2001) 111310. Kathy Hajdukovich (1997) 983

ASSISTS PER SET1. Kasey Kuelper (2003) 12.272. Kasey Kuelper (2002) 11.943. Janelle Morrisette (1999) 11.554. Tracy Zink (1989) 11.075. Bethan Murphy (2004) 11.026. Janelle Veith (2001) 10.707. Calli Scott (2008) 10.618. Tracy Zink (1990) 10.579. Stephanie Martinez (2004) 10.5510. Shana Purvis (1992) 10.50

TOTAL BLOCKS1. Vickie Maas (1992) 1762. Maria Dalton (1984) 1603. Sandra Kirtley (1995) 1554. Brianne Halling (2001) 1525. Pam Lewers (1987) 146 Michelle Harlamert (1990) 1467. Sandra Kirtley (1994) 1448. Michelle Harlamert (1989) 1429. Mary Cashin (1984) 135 Sabrina Bingham (1996) 135

BLOCKS PER SET1. Maria Dalton (1984) 1.542. Deb Richardson (1984) 1.453. Brianne Halling (2001) 1.434. Pam Lewers (1986) 1.395. Vickie Maas (1992) 1.336. Michelle Harlamert (1989) 1.337. Mary Cashin (1984) 1.278. Sandra Kirtley (1995) 1.269. Cindy Clagett (1986) 1.2410. Karen Griffith (1985) 1.19

BLOCK ASSISTS1. Vickie Maas (1992) 1312. Sonnet Farrell (1998) 1243. Sabrina Bingham (1998) 1214. Sandra Kirtley (1995) 1185. Brianne Halling (2001) 116

KILLS1. Jennie Szczerbinski (1992) 5352. Jennie Szczerbinski (1990) 5133. Rhea Cardwell (2008) 5064. Cherie Knox (1989) 5025. Mindy Cason (2003) 4546. Jennie Szczerbinski (1989) 4177. O’Lita McWilliams (2003) 4078. Vanessa Tsukano (2000) 3979. Sabrina Bingham (1999) 35710. Brianne Halling (2001) 345

KILLS PER SET1. Rhea Cardwell (2008) 4.482. Cherie Knox (1989) 4.183. Mindy Cason (2003) 4.134. Jennie Szczerbinski (1992) 4.055. O’Lita McWilliams (2003) 3.706. Jennie Szczerbinski (1989) 3.637. Jennie Szczerbinski (1990) 3.598. Carolyn DeKay (2004) 3.569. Brianne McCabe (2002) 3.5410. Sabrina Bingham (1999) 3.50

ATTACKS1. Rhea Cardwell (2008) 14572. Jennie Szczerbinski (1990) 14373. Jennie Szczerbinski (1990) 14034. Cherie Knox (1989) 13405. Cherie Knox (1990) 11506. Jennie Szczerbinski (1989) 10837. Jeni Phillips (1994) 10248. Mindy Cason (2003) 10669. Vanessa Tsukano (2000) 101610. O’Lita McWilliams (2003) 1010

ATTACK PERCENTAGE (min. 100 kills)1. Tammy Middaugh (1982) .3332. Mary Cashin (1984) .3113. Janelle Veith (2001) .3074. Maria Dalton (1981) .3035. Carolyn DeKay (2004) .2926. Brianne McCabe (2002) .2927. Cortney Lundberg (2008) .2908. Sabrina Bingham (1999) .2879. Brianne Halling (2001) .28210. Cindy Clagett (1986) .282

DIGS1. Jennie Szczerbinski (1990) 6042. Jennie Szczerbinski (1992) 5973. Jennie Szczerbinski (1989) 5444. Tracy Zink (1990) 5355. Cherie Knox (1989) 5316. Rachael Knecht (2004) 5287. Stacie Meisner (2008) 5108. Shana Purvis (1992) 4899. Cherie Knox (1990) 43710. Diana Gordon (2004) 430

DIGS PER SET1. Rachael Knecht (2004) 5.282. Jennie Szczerbinski (1989) 4.73

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YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS & RESULTSTEAM STATISTICS BY YEAR

Year Kills Hit% Assists Aces Digs Blocks1980 843 .124 677 210 NA 2521981 735 .146 626 144 NA 2631982 1,054 .208 831 259 NA 3761983 Not Available1984 1,280 .207 1,151 257 1,719 4191985 1,045 .121 894 127 1,423 3391986 1,350 .182 1,189 217 1,734 3531987 1,553 .159 1,286 226 2,316 3931988 1,370 .185 1,135 162 2,044 2291989 1,540 .188 1,394 180 2,516 3161990 1,872 .145 1,652 186 3,143 3161991 1,326 .128 1,200 143 2,745 3061992 1,731 .171 1,597 208 2,924 3351993 1,179 .153 1,078 182 1,718 2161994 1,562 .155 1,340 202 2,032 3251995 1,600 .164 1,425 206 2,070 3141996 1,675 .182 1,491 243 2,049 3291997 1,346 .151 1,224 230 1,724 2841998 1,544 .160 1,360 215 2,048 2711999 1,340 .160 1,179 192 1,882 2302000 1,629 .171 1,459 217 1,915 2602001 1,530 .208 1,367 225 1,834 2722002 1,479 .219 1,335 205 1,668 1762003 1,741 .224 1,578 207 1,922 2082004 1,367 .190 1,237 156 1,943 2042005 1,145 .141 1,038 144 1,454 2122006 1,095 .130 998 191 1,423 1832007 1,096 .138 1,002 112 1,511 1682008 1,486 .201 1,387 164 1,902 201

TEAM RESULTS YEAR BY YEARYear Coach Overall Pct. Conference Postseason1980 Kerry McCaig 17-10 .630 ---1981 Kerry McCaig 14-13* .519 ---1982 Kerry McCaig 21-11 .656 ---1983 Kerry McCaig 3-24 .111 ---1984 Kerry McCaig 22-11 .667 10-3 (2nd)1985 Judy Lee 9-23 .281 4-10 (6th)1986 Judy Lee 23- 8 .742 10-4 (3rd)1987 Judy Lee 16-22 .421 8-6 (4th)1988 Judy Lee 22- 9 .710 10-4 (3rd)1989 Judy Lee 23-13 .639 8-4 (3rd) NCAA 1st Rd1990 Judy Lee 24-15 .615 6-0 (1st) NCAA 1st Rd1991 Judy Lee 13-21 .382 1-7 (5th)1992 Judy Lee 24-10 .706 7-1 (T-1st)1993 Judy Lee 11-16 .407 4-4 (T-2nd)1994 Judy Lee 16-16 .500 5-9 (T-5th)1995 Judy Lee 14-20 .412 5-9 (5th)1996 Kerry Major 20-13 .606 7-5 (3rd)1997 Kerry Major 13-17 .433 8-4 (3rd)1998 Kim Lauwers 15-17 .469 7-7 (T-4th)1999 Kim Lauwers 15-12 .556 8-6 (T-4th)2000 Kim Lauwers 14-18 .438 8-6 (T-3rd)2001 Kim Lauwers 18-10 .642 11-7 (5th)2002 Kim Lauwers 15-11 .577 11-7 (4th)2003 Kim Lauwers 16-10 .615 10-8 (T-4th)2004 Kim Lauwers 13-13 .500 7-11 (7th)2005 Michelle Earl 7-19 .269 4-14 (8th)2006 Michelle Earl 5-20 .200 2-14 (8th)2007 Michelle Earl 5-19 .208 1-17 (10th)2008 Chris Green 15-14 .517 7-9 (6th) 29-Year Totals 435-443 .495 169-176 (.490)

* 6-21 in 1981 including forfeitures

ALL-TIME RESULTS

Head CoachKerry McCaig

5 seasons69-77 (.473)

1980 (17-10)PACIFIC, OR 1-3 LPACIFIC, OR 3-2 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 2-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 WPUGET SOUND 1-3 LPUGET SOUND 2-3 LMONTANA TECH 3-0 WMONTANA TECH 3-0 WPortland* 2-1 WCentral Washington* 2-1 WBoise State* 2-0 WEastern Washington* 0-2 L

Lewis & Clark* 0-2 LIdaho* 0-2 LW. WASHINGTON 0-2 LW. WASHINGTON 1-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-0 WWARNER PACIFIC 3-0 WWARNER PACIFIC 3-1 WCarroll^ 3-1 WMSU Billings^ 3-0 WWestern Montana^ 3-0 WNorthern Montana^ 3-0 WMontana Tech^ 3-1 WMontana State^ 0-3 Lat Simon Fraser 0-3 L*Interstate League Tourn.

^Frontier League Tourn.

1981 (14-13)SO. OREGON 3-0 W*SO. OREGON 3-0 W*at Cent. Washington 3-1 W*at Cent. Washington 3-1 W*at W. Washington 1-3 Lat W. Washington 2-3 LPORTLAND 3-0 W*PORTLAND 3-0 W*at Alaska Fairbanks 3-1 W*at Alaska Fairbanks 3-0 W*W. WASHINGTON 0-3 LW. WASHINGTON 3-1 Wat Portland 2-3 LWestern Oregon^ 2-0 WLinfield^ 0-2 Lat S. Oregon State^ 0-2 Lat S. Oregon State^ 0-2 LLinfield^ 0-2 L

at Hawaii-Hilo 0-3 Lat Hawaii-Hilo 0-3 LHawaii Pacific% 1-3 LNevada% 1-3 Lat BYU-Hawaii% 0-3 LALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-1 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 WC. WASHINGTON 3-0 WC. WASHINGTON 3-2 W^Southern Oregon Tourn.

%BYU-Hawaii Tournament

*matches later forfeited by

UAA (Official record: 6-21)

1982 (21-11)at U.S. International^ 0-2 Lat UC San Diego^ 0-2 LHumboldt State^ 2-1 WLaVerne^ 1-2 L

So. California Coll.^ 2-0 WSo. California Coll.^ 2-0 WIdaho State^ 0-2 Lat UC Riverside 0-3 LREGIS 3-1 WREGIS 3-1 WPUGET SOUND 3-1 WPUGET SOUND 3-1 Wat Southern Oregon 2-3 Lat Southern Oregon 3-0 Wat Portland 3-2 Wat Portland 3-2 WC. WASHINGTON 3-1 WC. WASHINGTON 3-2 WW. WASHINGTON 3-0 WW. WASHINGTON 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-1 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-1 WRegis* 2-0 W

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ALL-TIME RESULTS, CONTINUED

Nebraska-Omaha* 1-2 LTexas-El Paso* 0-2 LColorado College* 2-0 Wat N. Colorado* 0-2 LRegis* 2-0 Wat N. Colorado* 0-2 LTexas-El Paso* 0-2 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-2 WÛC San Diego Tune-Up

*Northern Colorado Tourn.

1983 (3-24)CAL POLY-POMONA 0-3 LCAL POLY-POMONA 0-3 LCHAPMAN 0-3 LCHAPMAN 0-3 Lat UC Davis 0-3 Lat Sacramento State 0-3 Lat San Francisco State 0-3 Lat San Francisco 0-3 LALASKA FAIRBANKS 2-3 LALASKA FAIRBANKS 1-3 LMONTANA TECH 0-3 LMONTANA TECH 0-3 LWARNER PACIFIC 0-3 LWARNER PACIFIC 1-3 LMoorhead State^ 2-1 WWisconsin-Superior^ 0-2 LSt. Catherine’s^ 0-2 LSt. Cloud State^ 0-2 LWinona State^ 2-1 WAlaska Fairbanks^ 2-0 WNW Missouri State^ 0-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 0-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 0-3 LCS DOMINGUEZ HILLS 1-3 LCS DOMINGUEZ HILLS 0-3 LMINNESOTA-DULUTH 0-3 LMINNESOTA-DULUTH 0-3 LÛM-Duluth Halloween Tour.

1984 (22-11)MAYVILLE STATE 3-0 WMAYVILLE STATE 3-0 WSACRAMENTO STATE 0-3 LSACRAMENTO STATE 1-3 Lat Denver 3-1 Wat Metro State 3-2 Wat Metro State 3-0 Wat Denver 3-0 WNO. COLORADO 1-3 LNO. COLORADO 1-3 LCS BAKERSFIELD 0-3 LCS BAKERSFIELD 0-3 LAIR FORCE 3-2 W

AIR FORCE 2-3 LREGIS 3-1 WREGIS 3-2 WBemidji State^ 2-0 WMankato State^ 2-1 WNW Missouri State^ 1-2 LSt. Catherine’s^ 1-2 LSt. Thomas, MN^ 2-0 Wat Minn.-Duluth^ 2-1 WWisconsin-Parkside^ 2-0 Wat MSU Billings 3-0 WSONOMA STATE 3-1 WSONOMA STATE 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-2 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-1 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 Wat Denver* 3-0 WAir Force* 1-3 Lat Regis* 0-3 LÛM.-Duluth Halloween Tour.

*Continental Divide Conf. Tour.

Head CoachJudy Lee

11 seasons195-173 (.530)

1985 (9-23)CHICO STATE 0-3 LCHICO STATE 0-3 LPORTLAND STATE 0-3 LPORTLAND STATE 0-3 Lat Washington 0-3 Lat Texas-Arlington^ 0-3 LTexas-El Paso^ 0-3 LBaylor^ 1-3 Lat MSU Billings 1-3 Lat MSU Billings 3-1 WDENVER 0-3 LDENVER 1-3 LMETRO STATE 0-3 LMETRO STATE 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 Wat Northern Colorado 0-3 Lat Northern Colorado 0-3 Lat Air Force 2-3 Lat Air Force 2-3 LCS Northridge* 0-2 LChapman* 2-0 WUC Riverside* 0-2 LSacramento State* 0-2 LNorthern Colorado* 3-1 WCal Poly-Pomona* 0-3 LFerris State* 0-3 L

Tex. A&M-Commerce* 3-2 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-0 WUC DAVIS 3-0 WUC DAVIS 3-0 WREGIS 0-3 LREGIS 0-3 L^Texas-Arlington Tournament

*Air Force Premier Tourn.

1986 (23-8)at Chapman 0-2 LBENTLEY 3-1 WBENTLEY 3-1 WLEWIS & CLARK 1-3 LLEWIS & CLARK 0-3 LMSU BILLINGS 3-1 WMSU BILLINGS 3-1 WALASKA PACIFIC 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-0 Wat Denver 3-0 Wat Denver 3-1 Wat Metro State 3-0 Wat Metro State 3-2 WSLIPPERY ROCK 3-0 WSLIPPERY ROCK 3-0 WNO. COLORADO 1-3 LNO. COLORADO 1-3 Lat Alaska Pacific 3-1 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 2-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 2-0 Wat Regis 1-3 Lat Regis 2-3 Lvs Regis^ 3-2 Wvs Ferris State^ 0-3 Lvs Chapman^ 3-0 Wvs UC Davis^ 3-0 Wvs Texas Woman’s^ 3-2 Wat Air Force^ 3-2 WAIR FORCE 3-2 WAIR FORCE 3-1 WÂir Force Premier Tourn.

1987 (16-22)at Alaska Fairbanks 0-2 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 3-0 WFLORIDA SOUTHERN 3-1 WFLORIDA SOUTHERN 0-3 Lat Air Force 0-3 Lat Northern Colorado^ 0-3 LAir Force^ 2-3 LSouthern Colorado^ 1-3 LMetro State^ 1-3 Lat MSU Billings 3-0 Wat MSU Billings 3-2 WALASKA PACIFIC 1-3 L

METRO STATE 0-3 LMETRO STATE 3-0 WREGIS 1-3 LREGIS 3-0 WGANNON 3-0 WGANNON 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-1 Wat CS Dominguez Hills 3-0 Wat CS Dominguez Hills 3-0 WNorth Dakota State* 0-3 LMinnesota-Duluth* 0-3 LCentral Missouri St.* 0-3 LChapman* 3-0 WPortland State* 0-3 Lat Nebraska-Omaha* 0-3 LDENVER 3-0 WDENVER 3-0 Wat Northern Colorado 0-3 Lat Air Force 2-3 LSacramento State% 2-3 LFerris State% 0-3 LCal Poly-Pomona% 1-3 LPortland State% 0-3 LArmy% 3-2 WRegis% 0-3 LALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-1 W^Northern Colorado Tourn.

*Nebraska-Omaha Tourn.

%Air Force Premier Tourn.

1988 (22-9)San Francisco State^ 2-1 WWestern Washington^ 2-0 Wat California-Davis^ 2-0 WS. DAKOTA STATE 3-1 WS. DAKOTA STATE 3-0 WE. NEW MEXICO 3-0 WE. NEW MEXICO 3-0 WALASKA PACIFIC 3-1 WSOUTHERN INDIANA 3-1 WSOUTHERN INDIANA 3-0 Wat Regis 2-3 Lat Metro State 2-3 Lat Denver 3-0 Wat Colo.-Colo. Springs 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 WNO. COLORADO 3-0 WNO. COLORADO 3-2 Wat Regis 0-3 Lat Denver 3-0 Wat Metro State 0-3 LAngelo State* 1-3 LSacramento State* 1-3 LFerris State* 0-3 LNorthern Colorado* 1-3 L

Chico State* 3-1 WMissouri-St. Louis* 1-3 LMSU BILLINGS 3-2 WMSU BILLINGS 3-0 WAIR FORCE 3-1 WAIR FORCE 3-2 WÛC Davis Invitational


1989 (23-13)at Alaska Pacific 2-0 WCal State-Hayward^ 2-0 WSimon Fraser^ 2-0 WChico State^ 0-2 LChaminade^ 1-2 LMETRO STATE* 1-3 LW. KENTUCKY* 3-0 WMETRO STATE 0-3 LCAL STATE LA 3-0 WCAL STATE LA 3-0 WALASKA PACIFIC 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 Wat MSU Billings 3-1 Wat MSU Billings 3-0 Wat Air Force 3-1 Wat Air Force 3-0 WWest Texas A&M% 1-3 LMesa State% 3-1 WAngelo State% 1-3 LNW Missouri State% 3-0 Wat Regis% 3-0 WAir Force% 3-1 WREGIS 1-3 LREGIS 0-3 LDENVER 3-0 WDENVER 3-1 WGrand Valley State$ 3-1 WUC Riverside$ 1-3 LSacramento State$ 0-3 LFerris State$ 3-2 Wat Air Force$ 1-3 LTampa$ 2-3 LMISS. U. FOR WOMEN 3-0 WMISS. U. FOR WOMEN 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-0 Wat Sacramento St.& 0-3 LÛC Davis Invitational

*Crystal Light Classic

%Metro State Tournament

$Air Force Premier Tourn.

&NCAA Division II Regional

1990 (24-15)at Hawaii-Hilo 3-1 Wat Hawaii-Hilo 0-3 Lat Hawaii Pacific 0-3 L

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at Chaminade 1-3 Lat Hawaii Pacific 0-3 Lat Chaminade 3-1 WUC RIVERSIDE 3-0 WUC RIVERSIDE 0-3 Lat Grand Canyon 3-2 Wat Grand Canyon 3-0 WUC Riverside* 0-3 LCal State L.A.* 1-3 Lat CS Dom. Hills* 3-1 Wvs Sonoma State* 3-0 WW. WASHINGTON 3-1 WMONT. ST. BILLINGS 3-0 WMONT. ST. BILLINGS 3-0 WUC Davis^ 3-1 WPortland State^ 1-3 LChaminade^ 2-3 Lat Sacramento State^ 1-3 LCS Bakersfield^ 1-3 LNC CENTRAL 3-0 WNC CENTRAL 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-1 WCHAMINADE 3-2 WCHAMINADE 3-2 WNebraska-Omaha% 3-1 WCentral Missouri St.% 2-3 LCS Bakersfield% 0-3 LUC Riverside% 1-3 LRegis% 3-1 WMetro State% 3-0 WCHICO STATE 3-1 WCHICO STATE 3-1 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 WYOUNGSTOWN ST. 3-0 WYOUNGSTOWN ST. 3-1 Wat Portland State^ 0-3 L*CS-Dominguez Hills Tourn.

^Sacramento State Invite


^NCAA Division II Regional

1991 (13-21)IUPU-Ft. Wayne* 2-3 LNorthern Kentucky* 3-0 Wat Northern Michigan* 1-3 LMichigan Tech* 3-1 WSt. Cloud State* 3-1 WSIMON FRASER 3-0 WCAL POLY POMONA 0-3 LSONOMA STATE^ 3-2 WCAL POLY POMONA^ 0-3 LABILENE CHRISTIAN 0-3 LABILENE CHRISTIAN 3-1 WGRAND CANYON 0-3 LGRAND CANYON 1-3 LCENT. OKLAHOMA 3-2 W

CENT. OKLAHOMA 3-2 WMissouri Southern% 2-3 LFlorida Atlantic% 1-3 Lat Florida Southern% 0-3 LAir Force% 0-3 LFlorida Atlantic% 3-1 Wat MSU Billings 1-3 Lat MSU Billings 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 0-3 LTRUMAN STATE 3-0 WTRUMAN STATE 3-2 WTampa$ 0-3 LMinnesota-Duluth$ 0-3 LCal Poly-Pomona$ 0-3 LAngelo State$ 0-3 LOakland, MI$ 1-3 LMankato State$ 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 1-3 LSEATTLE PACIFIC 0-3 LSEATTLE PACIFIC 0-3 L*Northern Michigan Invite

^Crystal Light Classic

%Florida Southern Invite

$Air Force Premier Tourn.

1992 (24-10)Tex. A&M-Commerce^ 3-0 WBellarmine^ 3-2 WWayne State, NE^ 2-3 Lat Missouri-St. Louis^ 0-3 LDenver^ 2-3 LOKLAHOMA 1-3 LOKLAHOMA 0-3 LMORNINGSIDE 3-0 WMORNINGSIDE 3-2 WBUCKNELL 3-0 WBUCKNELL 3-0 WWisconsin-Parkside* 3-1 Wat Ferris State* 3-1 WGrand Valley State* 3-1 Wat Ferris State* 3-1 WAIR FORCE 3-1 WAIR FORCE 2-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 3-0 Wat Seattle Pacific 3-2 Wat Grand Canyon 1-3 Lat Grand Canyon 3-2 Wat Seattle Pacific 3-1 WMSU BILLINGS 3-2 WMSU BILLINGS 3-0 WIUPU-FT WAYNE 3-2 WIUPU-FT WAYNE 3-0 Wat Air Force% 0-3 LNorthern Michigan% 0-3 LLewis% 3-1 WChapman% 3-1 W

Regis% 2-3 LFLORIDA ATLANTIC 3-1 WFLORIDA ATLANTIC 3-1 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-1 W^Missouri-St. Louis Invite

*Ferris State Invitational


1993 (11-16)ALA.-HUNTSVILLE 3-0 WALA.-HUNTSVILLE 3-0 WSan Francisco State^ 2-3 LCS San Bernardino^ 3-0 Wat UC Davis^ 0-3 LChico State^ 0-3 LSEATTLE PACIFIC 3-2 WSEATTLE PACIFIC 0-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 2-3 LCOLO.-COLO. SPR.@ 1-3 LCOLO.-COLO. SPR. 3-2 WBELLARMINE 3-2 WBELLARMINE 3-1 WSONOMA STATE 1-3 LSONOMA STATE 2-3 Lat MSU Billings 3-0 Wat MSU Billings 3-0 WGRAND CANYON 0-3 LGRAND CANYON 0-3 LUC Riverside* 1-3 Lat Air Force* 0-3 LLewis* 0-3 LNorth Dakota* 3-2 WAngelo State* 0-3 Lat Seattle Pacific% 2-3 LPortland State% 0-3 LALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 W^UC Davis Invitational

@ at Colony High School


%Falcon Classic

1994 (16-16)Indiana, PA^ 3-2 Wat California, PA^ 3-2 WGannon^ 2-3 LDowling^ 3-1 WABILENE CHRISTIAN* 2-3 LBENTLEY* 3-2 WALASKA FAIRBANKS* 2-3 LBENTLEY* 3-1 WADAMS STATE 3-1 WADAMS STATE 3-1 WMSU BILLINGS 3-0 WMSU BILLINGS 3-0 Wat W. New Mexico 3-2 Wat W. New Mexico 2-3 L

HAWAII-HILO 0-3 LHAWAII-HILO 0-3 LCHAMINADE 3-2 WCHAMINADE 1-3 Lat Metro State% 0-3 Lat Denver% 3-2 Wat Regis% 0-3 LColorado Christian% 1-3 LALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-2 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 1-3 Lat Portland State 0-3 Lat Portland State 0-3 Lat Seattle Pacific 0-3 Lat Seattle Pacific 0-3 Lvs Bemidji State$ 3-1 Wvs Mesa State$ 3-2 Wat Alaska Fairbanks$ 0-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks$ 3-2 W^California, PA Preview Tour.

*UAA Invitational

%Econolodge Invitational

$Nanook Invitational

1995 (14-20)Western State^ 3-0 WMadonna^ 3-1 WSouthern Colorado^ 3-0 Wat Mesa State^ 0-3 LCOLORADO MINES* 3-1 WDOWLING* 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS* 1-3 LALASKA FAIRBANKS* 2-3 LUC RIVERSIDE 3-2 WUC RIVERSIDE 2-3 LSEATTLE PACIFIC 1-3 LSEATTLE PACIFIC 0-3 Lat Chaminade 0-3 Lat Chaminade 3-1 Wat Hawaii-Hilo 0-3 Lat Hawaii-Hilo 0-3 LPORTLAND STATE 0-3 LPORTLAND STATE 0-3 LW. NEW MEXICO 3-0 WW. NEW MEXICO 3-1 WFort Lewis^ 1-3 Lat Metro State^ 1-3 LNebraska-Kearney^ 0-3 LAir Force^ 1-3 Lat MSU Billings 3-0 Wat MSU Billings 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 2-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 2-3 Lat Seattle Pacific% 0-3 LPortland State% 0-3 LEckerd$ 3-2 WChadron State$ 1-3 L

at Alaska Fairbanks$ 3-2 WEckerd$ 3-1 W^Metro State Classic

*UAA Invitational

%Falcon Classic


Head CoachKerry Major

2 seasons33-30 (.524)

1996 (20-13)at Cal St.-Bakersfield^ 0-3 LGrand Canyon^ 0-3 LNebraska-Kearney^ 1-3 LColorado Christian^ 3-1 WSouth Carolina-Aiken$ 3-1 WSW Minnesota St.$ 3-1 Wat Alaska Fairbanks$ 3-2 WSW Minnesota St.$ 2-3 LSONOMA STATE 1-3 LSONOMA STATE 3-1 WNorth Dakota% 3-2 WWayne State% 0-3 Lat North Dakota St.% 0-3 LLEWIS 3-2 WLEWIS 3-1 Wat W. New Mexico 3-0 Wat W. New Mexico 3-0 Wat Seattle Pacific 1-3 Lat Seattle Pacific 2-3 LALASKA FAIRBANKS 1-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 2-3 LCHAMINADE 3-2 WCHAMINADE 0-3 LHAWAII-HILO 3-0 WHAWAII-HILO 3-0 WMSU BILLINGS 3-2 WMSU BILLINGS 3-0 WMILLERSVILLE 3-0 WMILLERSVILLE 3-0 WMINN.-MORRIS* 3-1 WWINGATE* 3-1 WALASKA FAIRBANKS* 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS* 2-3 L^CS-Bakersfield Challenge


%NDSU Homecoming Tourn.

*UAA Invitational

1997 (13-17)Adams State^ 3-0 Wat Mesa State^ 0-3 LWashburn^ 1-3 L

SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK



Western State^ 3-2 WNO. MICHIGAN* 0-3 LCS BAKERSFIELD* 0-3 LNORTH ALABAMA* 1-3 LNORTH ALABAMA* 0-3 LCAL STATE LA 0-3 LCAL STATE LA 1-3 LDARTMOUTH 1-3 LDARTMOUTH 1-3 LSEATTLE PACIFIC 3-2 WSEATTLE PACIFIC 3-0 Wat Hawaii-Hilo 1-3 Lat Hawaii-Hilo 2-3 Lat Chaminade 3-1 Wat Chaminade 0-3 LALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 WW. WASHINGTON 1-3 LW. WASHINGTON 3-2 WW. NEW MEXICO 3-0 WW. NEW MEXICO 3-1 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-2 Wat MSU Billings 3-0 Wat MSU Billings 2-3 Lat Colorado Christian 0-3 Lat Metro State 0-3 LIUPU-INDIANAPOLIS 3-0 WIUPU-INDIANAPOLIS 3-0 W^Mesa State Classic

*UAA Elite Invitational

Head CoachKim Lauwers

7 seasons106-91 (.538)

1998 (15-17)CAMERON* 2-3 LTRUMAN STATE* 3-0 WCS DOM. HILLS* 3-0 WCAMERON* 0-3 LMissouri Western^ 3-1 WNorth Dakota^ 3-0 Wat North Alabama^ 1-3 Lat North Alabama^ 0-3 LMICHIGAN TECH 3-0 WMICHIGAN TECH 2-3 LWARNER PACIFIC 3-0 WWARNER PACIFIC 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-1 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 2-3 Lat BYU-Hawaii 0-3 Lat Hawaii Pacific 0-3 LROCKHURST 0-3 LROCKHURST 1-3 LSaint Martin’s% 3-0 W

Seattle Pacific% 0-3 Lat Simon Fraser% 3-1 WW. Washington% 3-2 WHAWAII-HILO 3-2 WCHAMINADE 0-3 Lat W. New Mexico 0-3 Lat W. New Mexico 0-3 Lat Grand Canyon 1-3 LMSU BILLINGS 2-3 LMSU BILLINGS 3-1 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-2 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-2 Wvs Seattle Pacific$ 0-3 L*UAA Invitational

^North Alabama Classic

%Pacific West Crossover

$Pacific West Conf. Tour.

1999 (15-12)ABILENE CHRISTIAN* 1-3 LUC DAVIS* 2-3 LMETRO STATE* 3-0 WMETRO STATE* 1-3 LBENTLEY 2-3 LBENTLEY 3-1 WSAVANNAH A&D 3-0 WOuachita Baptist^ 3-0 WWayland Baptist^ 3-2 WTex. A&M-Commerce^ 3-0 WAngelo State^ 3-2 WW. NEW MEXICO 3-1 WW. NEW MEXICO 1-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 0-3 LALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-1 WCENTRAL MISSOURI 1-3 LCENTRAL MISSOURI 2-3 Lat Cent. Washington 3-1 Wat Saint Martin’s 3-0 WWESTERN OREGON 0-3 LHUMBOLDT STATE 3-0 Wat MSU Billings 3-2 Wat MSU Billings 3-0 WBYU-HAWAII 0-3 LHAWAII PACIFIC 0-3 Lat Chaminade 0-3 Lat Hawaii-Hilo 3-1 W*UAA Invitational

Âbilene Christian Tourn.

2000 (14-18)Wisconsin-Parkside^ 3-2 WSt. Cloud State^ 3-1 WMichigan Tech^ 1-3 LLewis, IL^ 1-3 Lat Cal Poly-Pomona 1-3 Lat CS San Bernardino 0-3 L

Cal State L.A.% 0-3 LIUPU-Fort Wayne% 3-2 Wat CS Bakersfield% 0-3 LNorth Dakota State% 0-3 LHARDING* 3-2 WC. WASHINGTON* 0-3 LNORTH ALABAMA* 0-3 LHARDING* 2-3 Lat W. New Mexico 3-2 Wat W. New Mexico 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-1 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 1-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 1-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 0-3 LCHAMINADE 3-1 WHAWAII-HILO 3-0 Wat NW Nazarene 1-3 Lat Seattle 3-1 WSEATTLE PACIFIC 2-3 LW. WASHINGTON 1-3 LMSU BILLINGS 3-2 WMSU BILLINGS 3-1 Wat Hawaii Pacific 0-3 Lat BYU-Hawaii 0-3 LST. EDWARD’S, TX 3-1 WST. EDWARD’S, TX 3-0 W*UAA Invitational

%Roadrunner Classic

^Jefferson Invite (Winona,

Minn.)

2001 (18-10)CS STANISLAUS 3-0 WCS STANISLAUS 2-3 LSAN FRANCISCO ST.% 3-0 WST. JOSEPH’S, IN% 3-1 WNEB.-KEARNEY% 0-3 LNEB.-KEARNEY% 2-3 LWest Virginia State^ 3-0 Wat Charleston, WV^ 3-0 WWheeling Jesuit^ 3-2 WAshland, OH^ 3-1 Wat Western Oregon 0-3 Lat Humboldt State 3-1 Wat Seattle U. 2-3 LSEATTLE PACIFIC 1-3 LW. WASHINGTON 2-3 Lat Saint Martin’s 3-1 Wat Cent. Washington 3-2 Wat NW Nazarene 3-2 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-2 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 WNW NAZARENE 3-0 WSEATTLE 3-0 WHUMBOLDT STATE 3-0 WWESTERN OREGON 3-0 W

at W. Washington 0-3 Lat Seattle Pacific 1-3 LCENT. WASHINGTON 0-3 LSAINT MARTIN’S 3-1 W%UAA Invitational

^Capital City Classic

(Charleston, W.Va.)

2002 (15-11)Metro State$ 0-3 LChaminade$ 1-3 LSouth Dakota$ 0-3 Lat St. Mary’s$ 2-3 LCENT. ARKANSAS^ 3-0 WMARS HILL^ 3-0 WCHARLESTON^ 3-0 WCENT. ARKANSAS^ 3-1 Wat NW Nazarene 0-3 Lat Seattle 1-3 LWESTERN OREGON 3-1 WHUMBOLDT STATE 3-1 Wat Seattle Pacific 1-3 Lat W. Washington 0-3 LCENT. WASHINGTON 2-3 LSAINT MARTIN’S 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 Wat Humboldt State 3-2 Wat Western Oregon 3-1 WW. WASHINGTON 1-3 LSEATTLE PACIFIC 3-0 Wat Cent. Washington 3-1 Wat Saint Martin’s 3-1 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 2-3 LSEATTLE UNIVERSITY 3-1 WNW NAZARENE 3-0 W$St. Mary’s Invite (San

Antonio, Texas)

ÛAA Invitational

2003 (16-10)W. New Mexico% L, 1-3Westmont% W, 3-2Westmont% L, 1-3at Grand Canyon% W, 3-2CAL BAPTIST^ W, 3-1NOVA SOUTHEASTERN^ W, 3-0W. NEW MEXICO^ W, 3-2W. NEW MEXICO^ W, 3-0SEATTLE PACIFIC W, 3-2W. WASHINGTON L, 1-3at Alaska Fairbanks L, 2-3at Humboldt State L, 2-3at Western Oregon W, 3-1NW NAZARENE W, 3-2SEATTLE W, 3-1at Saint Martin’s L, 0-3

at Cent. Washington L, 2-3ALASKA FAIRBANKS W, 3-2WESTERN OREGON W, 3-0HUMBOLDT STATE W, 3-1at Seattle W, 3-2at NW Nazarene L, 2-3C. WASHINGTON L, 2-3SAINT MARTIN’S W, 3-0at W. Washington L, 0-3at Seattle Pacific W, 3-1%Canyon Court Classic

(Phoenix)

ÛAA Invitational

2004 (13-13)Saint Anselm# W, 3-0at Saint Leo# W, 3-1Valdosta State# W, 3-0at Florida Southern L, 2-3LINCOLN CHR.^ W, 3-0HARDING^ W, 3-1MSU BILLINGS^ W, 3-2MSU BILLINGS^ L, 0-3HUMBOLDT STATE W, 3-1WESTERN OREGON W, 3-1at NW Nazarene L, 2-3at Seattle L, 1-3C. WASHINGTON L, 1-3SAINT MARTIN’S W, 3-0at Seattle Pacific L, 0-3at W. Washington L, 0-3at Alaska Fairbanks L, 2-3SEATTLE L, 1-3NW NAZARENE L, 1-3at Cent. Washington L, 0-3at Saint Martin’s W, 3-1W. WASHINGTON L, 2-3SEATTLE PACIFIC L, 0-3ALASKA FAIRBANKS W, 3-0at Western Oregon W, 3-2at Humboldt State W, 3-1# Florida Southern/St. Leo

Classic (Lakeland/St. Leo, FL)

^ Aspen Hotels Invitational

Head CoachMichelle Earl

3 seasons17-58 (.227)

2005 (7-19)Chaminade% L, 0-3BYU-Hawaii% L, 0-3at Hawaii-Hilo% L, 0-3Hawaii Pacific% L, 0-3

SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK



HAWAII-HILO^ W, 3-2NORTH DAKOTA^ L, 1-3BEMIDJI STATE^ W, 3-2BEMIDJI STATE^ W, 3-1at W. Washington L, 0-3at Cent. Washington L, 0-3SEATTLE L, 0-3SAINT MARTIN’S W, 3-0at Seattle Pacific L, 0-3at NW Nazarene L, 2-3HUMBOLDT STATE L, 0-3WESTERN OREGON L, 2-3at Alaska Fairbanks W, 3-1at Saint Martin’s W, 3-1at Seattle L, 0-3NW NAZARENE L, 1-3SEATTLE PACIFIC L, 0-3at Western Oregon L, 1-3at Humboldt State L, 1-3ALASKA FAIRBANKS W, 3-0C. WASHINGTON L, 0-3W. WASHINGTON L, 0-3% Hawaiian Style Classic

(Hilo, HI)

^ Aspen Hotels Invitational

2006 (5-20)vs Valdosta State^ W, 3-0at St. Mary’s^ L, 1-3vs Rollins^ L, 0-3vs Colorado Mines^ L, 0-3BRIAR CLIFF % L, 0-3LaGRANGE % W, 3-0N.D. de NAMUR % W, 3-0BRIAR CLIFF % L, 2-3SEATTLE PACIFIC L, 1-3CENTRAL WASH. L, 0-3NW NAZARENE L, 1-3at Saint Martin’s L, 0-3at Western Oregon L, 1-3at W. Washington L, 0-3at Seattle L, 0-3WESTERN OREGON L, 0-3SAINT MARTIN’S W, 3-1ALASKA FAIRBANKS W, 3-1vs Dixie # L, 1-3at NW Nazarene L, 0-3SEATTLE UNIVERSITY L, 2-3W. WASHINGTON L, 1-3at Cent. Washington L, 0-3at Seattle Pacific L, 1-3

at Alaska Fairbanks L, 1-3^ at St. Mary’s Invite

(San Antonio)

% Extended Stay Deluxe Invite

# at Nampa, Idaho

2007 (5-19)at Ferris State^ L, 0-3vs Saginaw Valley St.^ L, 0-3vs Minn. Crookston^ W, 3-2vs Lake Superior St.^ W, 3-1ARMSTRONG ATL. W, 3-2ARMSTRONG ATL. W, 3-2at Alaska Fairbanks L, 0-3at Central Washington L, 0-3at W. Washington L, 0-3SEATTLE L, 1-3MSU BILLINGS L, 1-3at Seattle Pacific W, 3-2at NW Nazarene L, 0-3WESTERN OREGON L, 0-3SAINT MARTIN’S L, 0-3W. WASHINGTON L, 0-3C. WASHINGTON L, 0-3at MSU Billings L, 1-3

at Seattle L, 1-3NW NAZARENE L, 1-3SEATTLE PACIFIC L, 1-3at Saint Martin’s L, 0-3at Western Oregon L, 0-3ALASKA FAIRBANKS L, 1-3^ at Ferris State Invite

(Big Rapids, MI)

Head CoachChris Green

1 season15-14 (.517)

2008 (15-14)CENTRAL MISSOURI L, 0-3OHIO VALLEY $ W, 3-0HARDING $ W, 3-2TEXAS WOMAN’S$ W, 3-0TEXAS WOMAN’S$ W, 3-0Western State ^ W, 3-0at Pt. Loma Naz. ^ L, 1-3at Grand Canyon ^ W, 3-1Western State ^ W, 3-0Augustana % W, 3-2

SW Minnesota State% L, 1-3Truman State % L, 0-3at Concordia, Minn.% L, 1-3NW NAZARENE W, 3-1SEATTLE PACIFIC W, 3-0at Alaska Fairbanks L, 2-3at Saint Martin’s W, 3-0at Western Oregon L, 1-3at MSU Billings L, 1-3W. WASHINGTON L, 1-3C. WASHINGTON W, 3-2ALASKA FAIRBANKS L, 2-3at Seattle Pacific L, 0-3at NW Nazarene L, 0-3SAINT MARTIN’S W, 3-0WESTERN OREGON L, 2-3MSU BILLINGS* W, 3-2at Cent. Washington* W, 3-2at W. Washington L, 2-3$Extended Stay Deluxe Invite

^GCU Cactus Classic (Phoenix)

% Concordia Classic (St.

Paul, Minn.)

SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK


SERIES RECORD VS. ALL OPPONENTS

ALABAMAAlabama-Huntsville 2-0North Alabama 0-5

ALASKAAlaska Fairbanks *53-33Alaska Pacific 5-1

ARIZONAGrand Canyon 5-7

ARKANSASCentral Arkansas 2-0Harding 3-1Ouachita Baptist 1-0

CALIFORNIACal Baptist 1-0Cal Poly-Pomona 0-8Cal State-Bakersfield 0-7Cal St.-Dominguez Hills 4-2Cal State-Hayward 1-0Cal State-Los Angeles 2-4Cal State-Northridge 0-1Cal St.-San Bernardino 1-1Cal State-Stanislaus 1-1Chapman 4-3Chico State 3-4Humboldt State 8-3LaVerne 0-1Notre Dame de Namur 1-0Point Loma Nazarene 0-1Sacramento State 0-9San Francisco 0-1San Francisco State 2-2Sonoma State 5-3Southern California Coll. 2-0UC Davis 5-2UC Riverside 2-8UC San Diego 0-1U.S. International 0-1Westmont 1-1

COLORADOAdams State 3-0Air Force 10-13Colorado Christian 1-2Colorado College 1-0Colo.-Colorado Springs 2-1Colorado Mines 1-1Denver 12-3Fort Lewis 0-1Mesa State 2-2Metro State 8-12

Northern Colorado 3-11Regis 10-13Southern Colorado 1-1Western State 4-0

FLORIDAEckerd 2-0Florida Atlantic 3-1Florida Southern 1-3Nova Southeastern 1-0Rollins 0-1Saint Leo 1-0Tampa 0-2

GEORGIAArmstrong Atlantic State 2-0LaGrange 1-0Savannah Art & Design 1-0Valdosta State 2-0

HAWAIIBrigham Young-Hawaii 0-5Chaminade 8-11Hawaii Pacific 0-7Hawaii-Hilo 7-10

IDAHOBoise State 1-0Idaho 0-1Idaho State 0-1Northwest Nazarene 5-12

ILLINOISLewis 3-2Lincoln Christian 1-0

INDIANAIUPU-Ft Wayne 3-1IUPU-Indianapolis 2-0St. Joseph’s 1-0Southern Indiana 2-0

IOWABriar Cliff 0-2Morningside 2-0

KANSASWashburn 0-1

KENTUCKYBellarmine 3-0Northern Kentucky 1-0Western Kentucky 1-0

MASSACHUSETTSBentley 5-1

MICHIGANFerris State 3-5Grand Valley State 2-0Lake Superior State 1-0Madonna 1-0Michigan Tech 2-2Northern Michigan 0-3Oakland 0-1Saginaw Valley State 0-1

MINNESOTABemidji State 4-0Concordia-St. Paul 0-1Mankato State 2-0Minnesota-Crookston 1-0Minnesota-Duluth 1-4Minnesota-Morris 1-0Moorhead State 1-0Saint Catherine’s 0-2St. Cloud State 1-1Saint Thomas 1-0SW Minnesota State 1-2Winona State 1-0

MISSISSIPPIMississippi Women 2-0

MISSOURICentral Missouri 0-5Missouri-St Louis 0-2Missouri Southern 0-1Missouri Western 1-0Northwest Missouri St. 1-2Rockhurst 0-2Truman State 3-1

MONTANACarroll 1-0Montana State 0-1Montana State Billings 32-8Montana Tech 3-2Northern Montana 1-0Western Montana 1-0

NEBRASKAChadron State 0-1Nebraska-Kearney 0-4Nebraska-Omaha 1-2Wayne State 0-2

NEVADANevada 0-1

NEW HAMPSHIREDartmouth 0-2Saint Anselm 1-0

NEW MEXICOEastern New Mexico 2-0Western New Mexico 12-5

NEW YORKArmy 1-0Dowling 2-0

NORTH CAROLINAMars Hill 1-0North Carolina Central 2-0Wingate 1-0

NORTH DAKOTAMayville State 2-0North Dakota 3-1North Dakota State 0-3

OKLAHOMACameron 0-2Central Oklahoma 2-0Oklahoma 0-2

OHIOAshland 1-0Youngstown State 2-0

OREGONLewis & Clark 0-3Linfield 0-2Pacific 1-1Portland *3-3Portland State 0-12Southern Oregon *1-5Warner Pacific 4-2Western Oregon 8-10

PENNSYLVANIABucknell 2-0California 1-0Gannon 2-1Indiana 1-0Millersville 2-0Slippery Rock 2-0

SOUTH CAROLINASouth Carolina-Aiken 1-0

SOUTH DAKOTAAugustana 1-0South Dakota 0-1South Dakota State 2-0

TEXASAbilene Christian 1-3Angelo State 1-4Baylor 0-1St. Edward’s 2-0St. Mary’s 0-2Texas A&M-Commerce 3-0Texas-Arlington 0-1Texas-El Paso 0-3Texas Woman’s 3-0Wayland Baptist 1-0West Texas A&M 0-1

WASHINGTONCentral Washington *10-15Eastern Washington 0-1Puget Sound 2-2Saint Martin’s 14-4Seattle Pacific 10-25Seattle University 5-10Washington 0-1Western Washington 7-23

WEST VIRGINIACharleston 2-0Ohio Valley 1-0West Virginia State 1-0Wheeling Jesuit 1-0

WISCONSINWisconsin-Parkside 3-0Wisconsin-Superior 0-1

CANADASimon Fraser 3-1

*Denotes forfeitures from 1981

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SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK


NNegron, Cristal.......................................2005-06-07-08Nicholson, Lisa .......................................................1988

OOlson, Lynn ............................................................1982Ozrelic, Katina .......................................2001-02-03-04

PPatel, Shiela ..................................................... 1994-95Phillips, Jeni ...........................................1993-94-95-96Pike, Laura .............................................................1998Pledger, Michelle............................................. 1991-92Poasa, Paepaetele .................................................2006Printz, Chrissi .........................................................1999Purvis, Shana .............................................. 1991-92-96

RRichardson, Deb ....................................................1984Riter, Heather ....................................1997-98-99-2000Robertson, Lindsey ................................................2005Rowell, Tina ................................................ 1980-81-82

SSCOTT, CALLI ..................................................... 2008Segerstrom, Val ............................................... 1994-95Smith, Kalau .................................................... 1993-94Souter, Bobbi ......................................... 1999-2000-01Stenmark, Maren ..................................................1984Stolk, Kim ........................................................ 2006-07Sullivan, Sarah .......................................................1982Szczerbinski, Jennie ...............................1988-89-90-92

TTaylor, Jamie ................................................... 1997-98Thomas, Danica ............................................... 1991-92Thompson, Laurie .................................................1980Tritz, Audra................................................. 1986-87-88Tsukano, Vanessa ..............................1997-98-99-2000Twiggs, Ann ...........................................1983-84-85-86

VVanOrden, Anne ....................................................2004Veith (Morrisette), Janelle ................1998-99-2000-01Viersen, Lindsey ....................................................2000

WWarick, Alison ........................................................2007Weber, Julie...........................................1992-93-94-95Wegner (Mowry), Nicole .......................1990-91-92-93Weinman, Jill ................................................... 2003-04Williams, Bobbi .....................................................1991Williams, Casey ............................................... 1980-81Williams, Sid ..........................................................1980

YYoung, Jill...............................................................1993Younker, Pennie ....................................1983-84-85-86

ZZink, Tracy .............................................1987-88-89-90

(Note: Records incomplete from 1987 & 1988)

HHaas, Barbara ........................................................1983Hajdukovich, Kathy .......................................... 1996-97Halikas, Nicole .......................................................1988Harlamert, Michelle ..............................1989-90-91-93Haynes, Shirley ................................................ 1980-81Hedington, Rhonda ......................................... 1989-90Hendricks, Meganne .............................1985-86-87-88Hughes, Joy ...........................................................1989Huls, Shelli .............................................................1981Hunley, Kirsten ......................................2000-01-02-03Hydak, April ................................................ 1996-97-98

JJacobson, Dorothy .......................................... 1980-81Johnson, Joanna .............................................. 2007-08Jones (Glines), Chelsey .................................... 2005-06

KKahalehau, Tehane ................................................2006Kennedy, Andrea ............................................. 1984-86Kerr, Allison ...........................................................1993Kidwell, Rachel ................................................ 2007-08Killion, Kim ....................................................... 1982-84Kirk, Kelly ...............................................................1982Kirtley, Sandra ................................................. 1994-95Knecht, Rachael .......................................... 2004-05-06Knock, Marise ........................................................2001Knox, Cherie ..........................................1987-88-89-90Koizumi, Meghan...................................................2006Krueger, Cyndy ......................................................1988Kuelper, Kasey .......................................2000-01-02-03Kuelper, Kortney ...................................................2004

LLahn, Sarah ...................................................... 1991-92Larkey, Dawn ................................................... 1984-85Legas, Maren .........................................................1996Leibrandt, Sharon ..................................................1987Lenhart, Teresa .....................................................1984Lewers, Pam ............................................... 1985-86-87Lewers, Teri ...........................................................1987Lincoln, Deb ...........................................................1995Lindquist, Mindy ....................................................2004Loughlin, Chantal ............................................. 1984-85LUNDBERG, CORTNEY ........................................ 2008Lyons, Heather ................................................ 2005-06

MMaas, Vickie ..........................................1989-90-91-92Marsh, Pam ..................................................... 1984-85Marshall, Alina ......................................................2004Martinez, Stephanie ................................... 2002-04-05Massey, Tiffany .....................................................2001Matos, Angie .........................................................1983McCabe (Halling), Brianne .................1999-2000-01-02McIntosh, Kathy ......................................... 1980-81-82McMullen, Shavonn ........................................ 1991-93McWilliams, O’Lita .......................................... 2002-03MEISNER, STACIE ............................................... 2008Merritt, Molly .................................................. 1993-94Micovic, Milica ......................................................2007Middaugh, Tammy .......................................... 1981-82Miller, Shannon .....................................................1987Milton, Yolonda .....................................................1992Mitchell, Jenny ......................................2001-02-03-04Moore, Karen ............................................. 1994-95-96Morehouse, Jessica ...............................2005-06-07-08MOSS, McKENZIE............................................... 2008Mowry, Lisa ...........................................................1993Muckerheide (Rigoni), Teresa ...............................1995Murphy, Bethan ....................................................2004Muse, Leah ............................................................1980

AAberly, Patti ...........................................................1980Ames, Jasmine .......................................................2005Ammerman (Dalton), Maria ..................1981-82-84-88Anderson, Carla ............................................... 1984-85Angel, Marie ..........................................................1986Aquino, Loreann .......................................... 1999-2000Athanas, Miya ............................................ 1992-93-94Aukusitino, Pasadeanna ........................................2006

BBabcock, Rachel.....................................................1981Baldwin, Denise .....................................................1980BATES, ASHLEY .................................................. 2008Bedminster, Lisa .............................................. 1996-97Belden, Carrie ............................................. 1996-97-98Belmore, Jessica ....................................................1992Berge, Ingvild .........................................................1984Bergman, Rebecca .................................................2001Bessett, Dianna .....................................................1982Bingham, Sabrina ..................................1996-97-98-99Blahous, Amy .............................................. 1984-85-86Bock, Tracy ............................................................1991Boeckman, Michelle ..............................................2004Bosard, Tegan ........................................1996-97-98-99Bowles, Momi........................................................1987Brown, Bobbi .............................................. 1980-81-82Brown, Laina ..........................................................1981Burgan, Starr .........................................2000-01-02-03Burgess, Tammy ......................................... 1990-91-92Butler, Jennifer ........................................... 1993-94-95Byrd, Annette ........................................................1991

CCalderwood, Samantha ................................... 2007-08Cappariccio, Heather .............................................1990Cardwell, Rhea ................................................ 2007-08Carpenter, Jenny ............................................. 2004-05Cashin, Mary ................................................... 1984-85Cason, Mindy ................................................... 2002-03Chandler, Latika .................................1996-97-98-2000Clagett, Cindy ........................................1984-85-86-87Cooper, Brenda ............................................... 2005-06Cote, Carissa ..........................................................1999

DDavis, Kalie ...................................................... 2003-04DeKay, Carolyn ........................................... 2001-02-04Devlin, Rhonda ......................................................1983Dunbar, Darlene ....................................................1983Duttle, Mary ..........................................................1980Dye, Pat .................................................................1983

EEidson, B.J. ................................................. 1989-90-91

FFarrant, Heather ....................................................1982Farrell, Sonnet .......................................1995-96-97-98Ferguson, Krista .....................................1984-85-86-87Flick, Sherry ..................................................... 1988-89Freeman (Willis), Amy ..................................... 1989-90

GGardner, Cami ............................................. 1999-2000Garvin, Michelle ....................................2000-01-02-03Gordon, Diana ................................................. 2003-04Grenier, Caitlin ................................................ 2005-06Griffith, Karen ................................................. 1985-86

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK


ALASKA ANCHORAGE HONOR ROLL

ALL-AMERICAN2008 Rhea Cardwell (2nd Team-AVCA)

ALL-REGION1986 Cindy Clagett1986 Ann Twiggs1990 Tracy Zink1990 Jennie Szczerbinski1992 Shana Purvis1992 Jennie Szczerbinski2002 Brianne McCabe2008 Rhea Cardwell

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN1988 Meganne Hendricks

ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT2000 Janelle Morrisette2001 Janelle (Morrisette) Veith Tiffany Massey

CONFERENCEPLAYER OF THE YEAR

1990 Jennie Szczerbinski1992 Jennie Szczerbinski

CONFERENCENEWCOMER OF THE YEAR

1996 April Hydak (PWC)2008 Calli Scott (GNAC)

SEAWOLF HALL OF FAME2001 Tracy Zink2003 Jennie (Szczerbinski) Krupp

ALL-CONFERENCE1984 Kim Killion Deb Richardson1985 Carla Anderson1986 Ann Twiggs Cindy Clagett Krista Ferguson1987 Pam Lewers Krista Ferguson (hm) Cindy Clagett (hm) Momi Bowles (hm)1988 Maria Ammerman Cherie Knox1989 Jennie Szczerbinski Cherie Knox Tracy Zink Michelle Harlamert (hm)1990 Jennie Szczerbinski (1st) Tracy Zink (1st) Michelle Harlamert (1st) Cherie Knox (2nd)1991 Vickie Maas (2nd) Shana Purvis (2nd)1992 Jennie Szczerbinski (1st)

Shana Purvis (1st) Vickie Maas (2nd)1993 Michelle Harlamert (1st) Miya Athanas (2nd)1994 Miya Athanas (2nd)1996 Sonnet Farrell (1st) Jeni Phllips (1st) Shana Purvis (2nd) April Hydak (2nd)1997 Kathy Hajdukovich (1st) Lisa Bedminster (2nd)1999 Sabrina Bingham (2nd)2000 Vanessa Tsukano (1st) Cami Gardner (hm) Janelle Morrisette (hm) Heather Riter (hm)2001 Brianne Halling (1st) Janelle Veith (2nd)2002 Brianne McCabe (1st) Starr Burgan (hm) Kasey Kuelper (hm)2003 Mindy Cason (2nd) O’Lita McWilliams (2nd) Kasey Kuelper (hm) Carolyn DeKay (hm) Jenny Mitchell (hm)2005 Chelsey Glines (hm) Caitlin Grenier (hm)2006 Chelsey (Glines) Jones (hm) Tehane Kahalehau (hm)2008 Rhea Cardwell (1st) Calli Scott (2nd) Cortney Lundberg (hm)

TEAM MVP1986 Krista Ferguson1987 Krista Ferguson1988 Cherie Knox1989 Cherie Knox1990 Tracy Zink1991 Shana Purvis1992 Jennie Szczerbinski1993 Michelle Harlamert1994 Sandra Kirtley1995 Sandra Kirtley1996 Karen Moore & Jeni Phillips1997 Kathy Hajdukovich & Lisa Bedminster1998 Sabrina Bingham1999 Sabrina Bingham2000 Vanessa Tsukano2001 Marise Knock2002 Brianne McCabe2003 O’Lita McWilliams2004 Jenny Mitchell Chelsey Glines2006 Chelsey (Glines) Jones2007 Joanna Johnson2008 Rhea Cardwell

TEAM CAPTAIN1986 Ann Twiggs1987 Krista Ferguson

1988 Maria Ammerman1989 Sherry Flick1990 Cherie Knox Danica Thomas Vickie Maas1992 Jennie Szczerbinski1993 Michelle Harlamert1994 Molly Merritt Teresa Rigoni Val Segerstrom1996 Jeni Phillips Shana Purvis1997 Sonnet Farrell April Hydak1998 Sabrina Bingham Sonnet Farrell April Hydak1999 Sabrina Bingham Tegan Bosard2000 Vanessa Tsukano2001 Brianne Halling Janelle Veith2002 Brianne (Halling) McCabe2003 Starr Burgan Kasey Kuelper OíLita McWilliams2004 Jenny Mitchell2005 Chelsey Glines Stephanie Martinez2006 Chelsey (Glines) Jones2007 Rhea Cardwell Rachel Kidwell Joanna Johnson Jessica Morehouse2008 Rhea Cardwell Rachel Kidwell Joanna Johnson

BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER1986 Amy Blahous1987 Momi Bowles1988 Jennie Szczerbinski1989 Jennie Szczerbinski1990 Jennie Szczerbinski1991 Shana Purvis1992 Jennie Szczerbinski1993 Nikki (Mowry) Wegner1994 Val Segerstrom1995 Sandra Kirtley1996 Shana Purvis1997 Tegan Bosard1998 Latika Chandler1999 Bobbi Souter2000 Latika Chandler2001 Kasey Kuelper2002 Kirsten Hunley2003 Kirsten Hunley Diana Gordon & Rachael Knecht2005 None awarded2006 Rachael Knecht2007 Cristal Negron2008 Stacie Meisner

MOST IMPROVED PLAYER1986 Pam Lewers1987 Cindy Clagett1988 Lisa Nicholson1989 Vickie Maas1990 Amy Willis1991 Shavonn McMullen1992 Julie Weber1993 Jill Young Shavonn McMullen1994 Karen Moore1995 Julie Weber1996 Lisa Bedminster1997 Carrie Belden1998 Vanessa Tsukano1999 Carissa CotÈ2000 Michelle Garvin2001 Tiffany Massey2002 Mindy Cason2003 Kalie Davis2004 Kortney Kuelper2005 Brenda Cooper2006 Kim Stolk2007 Samantha Calderwood2008 Cortney Lundberg

MOST INSPIRATIONAL PLAYER1986 Krista Ferguson1987 Krista Ferguson1988 Maria Ammerman1989 Tracy Zink1990 Tracy Zink1991 Danica Thomas Sarah Lahn1992 Sarah Lahn1993 Jill Young Shavonn McMullen1994 Kalau Smith1995 Julie Weber1996 Sonnet Farrell1997 Heather Riter1998 Laura Pike1999 Lindsey Viersen2000 Heather Riter2001 Bobbi Souter2002 Stephanie Martinez2003 Diana Gordon2004 Anne VanOrden2005 None awarded2006 Chelsey (Glines) Jones2007 Rhea Cardwell2008 Cristal Negron

COACHES’ AWARD1993 Jill Young1994 Jennifer Butler1995 Kathleen Chivers Kathy Hajdukovich1996 April Hydak1997 April Hydak Sabrina Bingham1998 Sonnet Farrell1999 Vanessa Tsukano

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2000 Vanessa Tsukano2001 Jenny Mitchell2002 Michelle Garvin2003 Kasey Kuelper2004 Michelle Boeckman2005 Chelsey Glines2006 Jessica Morehouse2007 Jessica Morehouse & Kim Stolk2008 Calli Scott

ACADEMICALL-CONFERENCE

1987 Meganne Hendricks (2nd)

1988 Meganne Hendricks1989 Jennie Szczerbinski1990 Billie Jean Eidson1991 Nikki Mowry Vickie Maas1992 Danica Thomas (1st) Nikki Mowry (1st) Vickie Maas (2nd) Jennie Szczerbinski (2nd)1993 N. (Mowry) Wegner (1st) Michelle Harlamert (2nd)1994 Molly Merritt (1st)1995 Karen Moore (1st)1996 Sonnet Farrell (1st) Karen Moore (2nd)

Shana Purvis (2nd)1997 Sonnet Farrell (1st)1998 Sonnet Farrell (1st)1999 Janelle Morrisette Heather Riter2000 Janelle Morrisette Heather Riter Bobbi Souter2001 Starr Burgan Kasey Kuelper Tiffany Massey Janelle (Morrisette) Veith2002 Starr Burgan Kirsten Hunley Kasey Kuelper

2003 Starr Burgan Kirsten Hunley Kasey Kuelper Diana Gordon Mindy Lindquist Jill Weinman2005 Rachael Knecht Caitlin Grenier Rachael Knecht Heather Lyons Jessica Morehouse2008 Rhea Cardwell

EXTENDED STAY DELUXE INVITATIONAL


The Seawolves will take the court Aug. 28 and 29 at the Wells Fargo Sports Complex to defend their 2008 title in the 15th annual Extended Stay Deluxe Inviational. In 2009, UAA will host visitors from Academy of Art (Calif.), Kentucky Wesleyan and the University of Mary (N.D.) in three matches of round-robin action, followed by a championship round on Saturday night. Last year UAA setter Calli Scott earned Most Outstanding Player honors as the Seawolves captured their third-ever ESD Invitational title.

Year Champion Runner-Up Most Outstanding Player2008 UAA Texas Woman’s Calli Scott, UAA2007 NO TOURNAMENT2006 Briar Cliff UAA Kayla Bessmer, BCU2005 Hawaii-Hilo North Dakota Taina Savage, UHH2004 MSU-Billings UAA Jessica Bratton, MSUB2003 UAA Western New Mexico O’Lita McWilliams, UAA2002 UAA Central Arkansas Kasey Kuelper, UAA2001 Nebraska-Kearney UAA Miranda Rhodes, UNK2000 North Alabama Central Washington Nesrin Seckin, UNA1999 UC Davis Abilene Christian Allison Gillespie, UCD1998 Cameron UAA Lora Spencer, CU1997 Cal St.-Bakersfield Northern Michigan Amy Wade, CSUB1996 Alaska Fairbanks UAA Shana Purvis, UAA1995 Alaska Fairbanks UAA Ruth Peterson, UAF1994 Abilene Christian Alaska Fairbanks Kara Rapp, ACU

All-Time UAA Results(14-Year Record: 33-23)

2008 (4-0, 1st Place)Round Robin: UAA 3, Ohio Valley 0 UAA 3, Harding 2 UAA 3, Texas Woman’s 0Championship: UAA 3, Tex. Woman’s 0

2006 (2-2, 2nd Place)Round Robin: Briar Cliff 3, UAA 0 UAA 3, LaGrange 0 UAA 3, Notre Dame de Namur 0Championship: Briar Cliff 3, UAA 2

2005 (3-1, 3rd Place)Round Robin: UAA 3, Hawaii-Hilo 2 North Dakota 3, UAA 1 UAA 3, Bemidji State 2Third Place: UAA 3, Bemidji State 1

2004 (3-1, 2nd place)Round Robin: UAA 3, Lincoln Christian 0 UAA 3, Harding 1 UAA 3, Montana State-Billings 2Championship: MSU-Billings 3, UAA 0

2003 (4-0, 1st place)Round Robin: UAA 3, Cal Baptist 1 UAA 3, Nova Southeastern 0 UAA 3, Western New Mexico 2Champ.: UAA 3, Western New Mexico 0

2002 (4-0, 1st Place)Round-Robin: UAA 3, Central Arkansas 0 UAA 3, Mars Hill 0 UAA 3, Charleston 0Champ.: UAA 3, Central Arkansas 1

2001 (2-2, 2nd Place)Round Robin: UAA 3, San Francisco St. 0 UAA 3, St. Joseph’s (IN) 1 Nebraska-Kearney 3, UAA 0Champ.: Nebraska-Kearney 3, UAA 2

2000 (1-3, 4th Place)Round Robin: UAA 3, Harding 2 Central Washington 3, UAA 0 North Alabama 3, UAA 0Third Place: Harding 3, UAA 2

1999 (1-3, 4th Place)Round Robin: Abilene Christian 3, UAA 1 UC Davis 3, UAA 2 UAA 3, Metro State 0Third Place: Metro State 3, UAA 1

1998 (2-2, 2nd Place)Round-Robin: Cameron 3, UAA 2 UAA 3, Truman State 0 UAA 3, CS Dominguez Hills 0Championship: Cameron 3, UAA 0

1997 (0-4, 4th Place)Round Robin: Northern Mich. 3, UAA 0 Cal State Bakersfield 3, UAA 0 North Alabama 3, UAA 1Third Place: North Alabama 3, UAA 0

1996 (3-1, 2nd Place)Round Robin: UAA 3, Minnesota-Morris 1 UAA 3, Wingate 1 UAA 3, UAF 0Championship: UAF 3, UAA 2

1995 (2-2, 2nd Place)Round Robin: UAA 3, Colorado Mines 1 UAA 3, Dowling 0 UAF 3, UAA 1Championship: UAF 3, UAA 2

1994 (2-2, 3rd Place)Round Robin: Abilene Christian 3, UAA 2 UAA 3, Bentley 2 UAF 3, UAA 2Third Place: UAA 3, Bentley 1

The Seawolves celebrate their 2008 ESD Invitational

title after defeating Texas Woman’s University.

DR. STEVE COBBDirector of Athletics – Univ. of Alaska Anchorage

In nine seasons at the helm of the University of Alaska Anchorage athletic department, Dr. Steve Cobb has helped take Seawolf Athletics to unprec-edented heights. Not only have the Seawolves excelled in the field of com-petition, but the foundation for future success has been set in several ways. The 2007-08 and 2008-09 campaigns were two of the most memorable in school history, highlighted by three Final Four appearances for Seawolf

basketball teams (women twice, men once), and NCAA top-15 finishes for men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s skiing, and men’s track & field. With UAA’s concurrent NCAA basketball runs in 2008, UAA became just the second school in Division II history to qualify both its men’s and women’s squads for the national semifinals. Under Dr. Cobb’s leadership, a planning phase is also under way for the construction of a new on-campus sports facility at UAA. He has also recently overseen several upgrades to UAA’s current facilities, including the installation of the new gym floor and the construction of the new All-American/Academic All-American honors wall. In 2005, Dr. Cobb helped establish the Seawolf Legacy Fund to provide a permanent endowment fund that will ensure full funding for future athletic scholarships at UAA. Seawolf Legacy surpassed the $1 million mark in donations in early 2008. Early in his tenure, he was the driving force behind the establishment of the Seawolf Hall of Fame and was instrumental in negotiating naming-rights agreements for the Wells Fargo Sports Complex, Kendall Classic hockey and Extended Stay Deluxe Invitational volleyball tournaments. The Alabama native has also overseen the creation of the Hockey Classic Wall of Champions above the Seawolves’ practice rink, as well as men’s and women’s Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout champions displays in the gymnasium. A former football coach, Dr. Cobb served as the athletic director at Georgia Southwestern State University before coming to UAA. In five years at Georgia Southwestern, Dr. Cobb raised the Hurricanes’ overall program to become one of the most successful in the nation, making the NAIA national playoffs in six of its seven sports and winning multiple conference champion-ships in men’s and women’s basketball, softball and volleyball. From 1992-95, Dr. Cobb was an assistant athletic director at Iowa Wesleyan College, where he served as the football team’s defensive coordinator and special teams coach. He also had stints as an assistant football coach at East Texas State University (1990-92) and Sul Ross State University (1988-90). A 1981 graduate of the University of Montevallo, Dr. Cobb also holds a Doctorate of Education degree from East Texas State as well as a Master of Business Administration degree from St. Ambrose University and a Master of Education degree from Sul Ross State. Dr. Cobb and his wife Sandra reside in East Anchorage.

FRAN ULMERChancellor – University of Alaska Anchorage

As cancellor of the University of Alaska Anchorage, Fran Ulmer brings to the position 30 years of experience of public policy in Alaska. Previously, Ulmer was a fellow at the Institute of Politics at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government and a Distinguished Visiting Professor of Public Policy at the Institute of Social and Economic Research. In the early 1980s, Ulmer served as the Mayor of Juneau, then a member

of the Alaska House of Representatives (1986-1994) and in 1994, she became the first female Lieutenant Governor of Alaska. In that year, she was appointed to the North Pacific Anadromous Fish Commission by President Bill Clinton and served on this international board for 11 years. She has participated in numerous panels, task forces, commissions and forums as a speaker, moderator and panelist to address the intersection of science, economics, politics and policy. Ulmer currently serves on the Board of Trustees of the National Parks Conservation Association, the Advisory Board of the Union of Concerned Scientists and the Alaska Nature Conservancy Board. She has a BA in political science and economics and a Law Degree from the University of Wisconsin.

ADMINISTRATION Dr. Steve Cobb . . . . . . . Director of Athletics Dede Allen . . . . . . . . . . . Associate A.D./Compliance Tim McDiffett . . . . . . . . Associate A.D./External Jane Pallister . . . . . . . . . Associate A.D./Internal Tlisa Northcutt . . . . . . . Development Director Derek Donald . . . . . . . . Marketing/Promotions

SPORTS INFORMATION Nate Sagan . . . . . . . . . . Director Dallas Baldwin . . . . . . . . Assistant Director

SPORTS MEDICINE Chris Volk . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Athletic Trainer Kevin Lechtenberg . . . . Assistant Athletic Trainer

BUSINESS OFFICE Robin Calvert . . . . . . . . . Travel Coordinator Diana Campbell . . . . . . . Fiscal Technician Rhea Cardwell . . . . . . . . Administrative Assistant Roxanne Swallows . . . . Fiscal Manager Mary Beth Wooden . . . Ticket Manager

REC SPORTS Ed Barker . . . . . . . . . . . . Facility Maintenance Shawn Farmer . . . . . . . . Facility Maintenance Brent Gordon . . . . . . . . Program Supervisor Tony Houston . . . . . . . . Assist. Director/Operations Robin Inman . . . . . . . . . Program Supervisor Bryan Leiser . . . . . . . . . . Special Events Manager Muzette Nelson . . . . . . Program Supervisor Alan Piccard . . . . . . . . . . Assist. Director/Programs Kevin Silver . . . . . . . . . . Associate A.D./WFSC Kristin Warren . . . . . . . . Office Manager Julie Weber . . . . . . . . . . Intramurals Director

COACHES BASKETBALL (Men) Head Coach: Rusty Osborne Assistant: Ryan Orton Grad. Assistant: Casey Reed BASKETBALL (Women) Head Coach: Tim Moser Assistant: Rebecca Alvidrez Assistant: Mari Riser CROSS COUNTRY (Men & Women) Head Coach: Michael Friess Assistant: T.J. Garlatz Grad. Assistant: David Kiplagat GYMNASTICS Head Coach:Paul Stoklos Assistant: Tami Monette HOCKEY Head Coach: Dave Shyiak Associate Head Coach: Campbell Blair Assistant: Regg Simon SKIING Head Coach: Trond Flagstad Assistants: Sparky Anderson, Mandy Kaempf Graduate Assistant: Dan McKay TRACK & FIELD (Men & Women) Head Coach: Michael Friess Assistants: T.J. Garlatz, Rafael Echavarria, Vivian Echavarria Grad Assts.: David Kiplagat, Ryan McWilliams VOLLEYBALL Head Coach: Chris Green Assistant: Nicky Rose Graduate Assistant: Emily Sakis

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DR. STEVE COBBDirector of Athletics – Univ. of Alaska Anchorage

In nine seasons at the helm of the University of Alaska Anchorage athletic department, Dr. Steve Cobb has helped take Seawolf Athletics to unprec-edented heights. Not only have the Seawolves excelled in the field of com-petition, but the foundation for future success has been set in several ways. The 2007-08 and 2008-09 campaigns were two of the most memorable in school history, highlighted by three Final Four appearances for Seawolf

basketball teams (women twice, men once), and NCAA top-15 finishes for men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s skiing, and men’s track & field. With UAA’s concurrent NCAA basketball runs in 2008, UAA became just the second school in Division II history to qualify both its men’s and women’s squads for the national semifinals. Under Dr. Cobb’s leadership, a planning phase is also under way for the construction of a new on-campus sports facility at UAA. He has also recently overseen several upgrades to UAA’s current facilities, including the installation of the new gym floor and the construction of the new All-American/Academic All-American honors wall. In 2005, Dr. Cobb helped establish the Seawolf Legacy Fund to provide a permanent endowment fund that will ensure full funding for future athletic scholarships at UAA. Seawolf Legacy surpassed the $1 million mark in donations in early 2008. Early in his tenure, he was the driving force behind the establishment of the Seawolf Hall of Fame and was instrumental in negotiating naming-rights agreements for the Wells Fargo Sports Complex, Kendall Classic hockey and Extended Stay Deluxe Invitational volleyball tournaments. The Alabama native has also overseen the creation of the Hockey Classic Wall of Champions above the Seawolves’ practice rink, as well as men’s and women’s Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout champions displays in the gymnasium. A former football coach, Dr. Cobb served as the athletic director at Georgia Southwestern State University before coming to UAA. In five years at Georgia Southwestern, Dr. Cobb raised the Hurricanes’ overall program to become one of the most successful in the nation, making the NAIA national playoffs in six of its seven sports and winning multiple conference champion-ships in men’s and women’s basketball, softball and volleyball. From 1992-95, Dr. Cobb was an assistant athletic director at Iowa Wesleyan College, where he served as the football team’s defensive coordinator and special teams coach. He also had stints as an assistant football coach at East Texas State University (1990-92) and Sul Ross State University (1988-90). A 1981 graduate of the University of Montevallo, Dr. Cobb also holds a Doctorate of Education degree from East Texas State as well as a Master of Business Administration degree from St. Ambrose University and a Master of Education degree from Sul Ross State. Dr. Cobb and his wife Sandra reside in East Anchorage.

FRAN ULMERChancellor – University of Alaska Anchorage

As cancellor of the University of Alaska Anchorage, Fran Ulmer brings to the position 30 years of experience of public policy in Alaska. Previously, Ulmer was a fellow at the Institute of Politics at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government and a Distinguished Visiting Professor of Public Policy at the Institute of Social and Economic Research. In the early 1980s, Ulmer served as the Mayor of Juneau, then a member

of the Alaska House of Representatives (1986-1994) and in 1994, she became the first female Lieutenant Governor of Alaska. In that year, she was appointed to the North Pacific Anadromous Fish Commission by President Bill Clinton and served on this international board for 11 years. She has participated in numerous panels, task forces, commissions and forums as a speaker, moderator and panelist to address the intersection of science, economics, politics and policy. Ulmer currently serves on the Board of Trustees of the National Parks Conservation Association, the Advisory Board of the Union of Concerned Scientists and the Alaska Nature Conservancy Board. She has a BA in political science and economics and a Law Degree from the University of Wisconsin.

ADMINISTRATION Dr. Steve Cobb . . . . . . . Director of Athletics Dede Allen . . . . . . . . . . . Associate A.D./Compliance Tim McDiffett . . . . . . . . Associate A.D./External Jane Pallister . . . . . . . . . Associate A.D./Internal Tlisa Northcutt . . . . . . . Development Director Derek Donald . . . . . . . . Marketing/Promotions

SPORTS INFORMATION Nate Sagan . . . . . . . . . . Director Dallas Baldwin . . . . . . . . Assistant Director

SPORTS MEDICINE Chris Volk . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Athletic Trainer Kevin Lechtenberg . . . . Assistant Athletic Trainer

BUSINESS OFFICE Robin Calvert . . . . . . . . . Travel Coordinator Diana Campbell . . . . . . . Fiscal Technician Rhea Cardwell . . . . . . . . Administrative Assistant Roxanne Swallows . . . . Fiscal Manager Mary Beth Wooden . . . Ticket Manager

REC SPORTS Ed Barker . . . . . . . . . . . . Facility Maintenance Shawn Farmer . . . . . . . . Facility Maintenance Brent Gordon . . . . . . . . Program Supervisor Tony Houston . . . . . . . . Assist. Director/Operations Robin Inman . . . . . . . . . Program Supervisor Bryan Leiser . . . . . . . . . . Special Events Manager Muzette Nelson . . . . . . Program Supervisor Alan Piccard . . . . . . . . . . Assist. Director/Programs Kevin Silver . . . . . . . . . . Associate A.D./WFSC Kristin Warren . . . . . . . . Office Manager Julie Weber . . . . . . . . . . Intramurals Director

COACHES BASKETBALL (Men) Head Coach: Rusty Osborne Assistant: Ryan Orton Grad. Assistant: Casey Reed BASKETBALL (Women) Head Coach: Tim Moser Assistant: Rebecca Alvidrez Assistant: Mari Riser CROSS COUNTRY (Men & Women) Head Coach: Michael Friess Assistant: T.J. Garlatz Grad. Assistant: David Kiplagat GYMNASTICS Head Coach:Paul Stoklos Assistant: Tami Monette HOCKEY Head Coach: Dave Shyiak Associate Head Coach: Campbell Blair Assistant: Regg Simon SKIING Head Coach: Trond Flagstad Assistants: Sparky Anderson, Mandy Kaempf Graduate Assistant: Dan McKay TRACK & FIELD (Men & Women) Head Coach: Michael Friess Assistants: T.J. Garlatz, Rafael Echavarria, Vivian Echavarria Grad Assts.: David Kiplagat, Ryan McWilliams VOLLEYBALL Head Coach: Chris Green Assistant: Nicky Rose Graduate Assistant: Emily Sakis

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MUNICIPALITY OF

ANCHORAGEWith city boudaries that stretch

to nearly the size of the state of Delaware, more than 275,000 people are lucky to call Anchor age home. On a glob-al scale, Anchorage is located as far north as Helsinki, Finland, and as far west as Honolulu, Hawaii. Anchorage is Alaska’s largest city (more than four times larger than the second-largest town), an inter-national air crossroads, and the business and cultural center of the state. Almost 300 flights arrive daily at Anchorage International Airport. Anchorage is a recreational paradise as well, boasting more than 14,000 acres of parkland and nearly 300 miles of paved and wilderness biking, skiing and hiking trails. In addition, the city sports dozens of

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degrees). Low humidity also contributes to Anchorage’s comfortable climate. The residents of the city share the Anchorage bowl with more than 1,000 Moose, which are often seen on UAA’s campus throughout the year. In addition, black bears, grizzliess, foxes, wolves, lynx, wolverines, Dall sheep and bald eagles are just some of the animals that make their homes here. Salmon fishing is more than a pastime to Anchorage residents. Red and King Salmon can be caught from the many rivers and creeks that run through the city.

lakes, softball, baseball and soccer fields, tennis and basketball courts, and six sce-nic golf courses. Chugach State Park is located 15 minutes from downtown Anchorage. With 495,000 acres, Chugach is the third-largest state park in the United States and offers a variety of year-round recreation, including hiking, mountain biking, camping, cross country skiing and wildlife viewing. Due to the warming effects of the Pacific Ocean currents and protection from the Chugach Mountains, Anchorage is located in Alaska’s so-called banana belt. Anchorage’s climate resembles that of San Francisco in the summer (highs of 75 degrees) and a Rocky Mountain ski resort in the winter (lows of 20

Alaska is the largest state in the union — one-fifth the size of the contiguous 48 states and more than twice the size of the second largest state, Texas.

Although Minnesota is called the Land of 10,000 Lakes,, Alaska holds the real title in that department with more than three million lakes. Alaska has 39 different mountain ranges, three of which can be seen from Anchorage. The 49th State celerated iis home to Mt. McKinley, the highest peak in North America (20,320 feet). Mt. McKinley, located in the heart of Denali National Park and Preserve, is over 200 miles north of Anchorage and can be seen from the city on clear days. Denali National Park is over six million acres and features great wildlife viewing and colorful wilderness expanses.

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