2013 ORU Volleyball Media Guide


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INTRODUCTION 1Table of Contents 12013 Quick Facts 2Radio & TV Chart 32013 Season Outlook 4Media Information 62013 Schedule 72013 SLC Preseason Information 82013 SLC Tournament 9

THE ORU EXPERIENCE 11Welcome to ORU 12The ORU Campus 14Eli Center 16Kenneth H. Cooper Aerobics Center 18Case Soccer Complex 19Mabee Center 20J.L. Johnson Stadium 22Tradition 24The Big Stage 25Success on a Global Stage 26Armand Hammer Alumni-Student Center 28Dr. Billy Wilson 29The City of Tulsa 30Southland Conference 32

COACHING STAFF 37Head Coach Sheera Sirola 38Assistant Coach Jani Hagen 42Athletic Director Mike Carter 43ORU Athletics Administrative Staff 44ORU Athletic Training Staff 48ORU Sports Performance Staff 49Head Coaches & Support Staff 50

PLAYER AVAILABILITY Players will be available for interviews before and after practice ONLY with advance notification through the Media Relations Office. Requests for player interviews MUST be made at least one day in advance through Rob Walden, Assistant Director of Media Relations. Interview requests that are not coordinated through the Media Relations office will NOT be granted.COACH SIROLA’S AVAILABILITY Head Coach Sheera Sirola is available for interviews before and after practice and at select times throughout the day. Please contact Rob Walden, Assistant Director of Media Relations, for Coach Sirola’s availability and to schedule an interview. Interview requests that are not coordinated through the Media Relations office will NOT be granted. Changes in practice times do occur, so please contact the Media Relations Office to confirm times.LIVE VIDEO Live video for all ORU home volleyball matches is available free of charge at ORUGoldenEagles.com. Live video is also provided for select road matches; check the website of the host school for prices and availability.FOLLOW THE GOLDEN EAGLES Fans of the Golden Eagles can follow the team through a variety of sources that provide daily coverage of the team throughout the season. ORUGoldenEagles.com, the official online home of Oral Roberts University, is the place to go for game previews and recaps, team news, video interviews and more. Twitter users can get even more information on the team throughout the day by following ORU’s official Twitter account, @ORUAthletics, and Assistant Media Relations Director Rob Walden’s account, @WaldenORU. Also, the official Facebook account of ORU Athletics, Facebook.com/ORUAthletics, provides updates and a place for fans to discuss the ORU volleyball team.WEBSITE ORUGoldenEagles.comFACEBOOK Facebook.com/ORUAthleticsTWITTER @ORUAthletics @WaldenORU #ORUVB

BLAKE FREELANDASST. AD/MEDIA RELATIONS3rd Season • Oklahoma State ‘04

ROB WALDENASST. DIR./MEDIA RELATIONS 3rd Season • Newberry ‘08

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Office Phone (918) 495-7094Cell Phone (864) 200-0690E-mail [email protected] @WaldenORU

MEDIA RELATIONS DEPARTMENT

CREDITSThe 2013 Oral Roberts University Volleyball Media Guide was written, designed and edited by the ORU Media Relations Office using Adobe InDesign CS5.5 and Adobe Photoshop CS5.1 software.COVER DESIGN, LAYOUT, WRITINGRob Walden EDITORIAL ASSISTANCEBlake FreelandEric ScottSheera Sirola PHOTOGRAPHYMark MooreBill Powell

MEET THE 2013 GOLDEN EAGLES 512013 Golden Eagle Roster 522013 Roster Breakdown 53#2 Stephanie Mab 54#6 Jessica Pancratz 56#7 Kylie Johnson 58#9 Bruna Silva 60#12 Jovana Poljasevic 62#13 Sadie Schaffner 64#14 Laura Taylor 66#15 Luara Rosa 682013 Newcomers 70

2013 OPPONENTS 73Texas Southern/Prairie View A&M/Southern 74Tulsa/UTEP/North Dakota State 75High Point/Georgia Southern/UIW 76ACU/New Orleans/Southeastern Louisiana 77SFA/Northwestern State/Central Arkansas 78Nicholls/McNeese State/A&M-Corpus Christi 79HBU/Sam Houston State/Lamar 802013 SLC Composite Schedule 81

2012 IN REVIEW 85Season Review 862012 Season Box Score 882012 Results 902012 Game-by-Game Team Statistics 912012 Miscellaneous Statistics 922012 Statistical Highs 942012 Southland Conference Recap 95

HISTORY 97Yearly Records 98Conference Award Winners 99Single-Season Records 100Career Records 102Yearly Statistical Leaders 104All-Time Letterwinners 106Yearly Results 108Record vs. Opponents 118

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GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Tulsa, Okla.Founded 1963Enrollment 3,259 Nickname Golden EaglesColors Navy Blue, Vegas Gold, WhiteAffiliation NCAA Division IConference SouthlandPresident Dr. Billy WilsonAthletic Director Mike CarterAssociate AD/SWA Rhonda FowlerAthletic Department Phone (918) 495-7151Athletic Department Fax (918) 495-7123Home Arena Kenneth H. Cooper Aerobics Center Capacity 500

MEDIA RELATIONSAsst. AD/Director of Media Relations Blake FreelandAsst. Director/VB Contact Rob Walden Office Phone (918) 495-7094 Cell Phone (864) 200-0690 Email Address [email protected] Relations Assistant Eric ScottMedia Relations Phone (918) 495-7094Media Relations Fax (918) 495-7142Website www.ORUGoldenEagles.comMailing Address 7777 S. Lewis Ave., Tulsa, OK 74171Press Row Phone (864) 200-0690

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Sheera Sirola (Oral Roberts ‘98) Career Record (Years) 187-126 (10) Record At ORU (Years) sameAssistant Coach Jani Hagen (Oral Roberts ‘99)Volleyball Athletic Trainer Ryan Frank (Northern Colorado ‘11)Volleyball Office Phone (918) 495-6818

TEAM INFORMATION2012 Overall Record 17-152012 Southland Conference Record 11-7 (t5th)2012 Postseason Southland Conference Tournament finalist Quarterfinals vs. Texas A&M-CC • W, 3-0 Semifinals vs. Sam Houston State • W, 3-0 Finals at Central Arkansas • L, 1-3Starters Returning/Lost 3+Libero/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost 8/5Newcomers 6

PRONUNCIATION GUIDESHEERA SIROLA SHEER-uh sir-OH-luhJANI Hagen JZAH-neeSTHEPHANIE MAB STEF-uh-nee MAHBNIKA MOSTAHINIC NEE-kuh MAHS-tuh-HEN-ichJOVANA POLJASEVIC YO-vun-uh pol-JAH-seh-vichLUARA Rosa loo-AHR-uhSadie SCHAFFNER SHAHF-ner

NUMERICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown Previous School 1 McKenna Qualls OH 5-9 Fr. Edmond, Okla. Edmond Memorial HS 2 Sthephanie Mab S 5-8 Sr. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Hannibal LaGrange Univ. 3 Lauren Winslow S 5-7 Fr. Oklahoma City, Okla. Christian Heritage Academy 5 Caroline Arnould MB 5-8 So. Tulsa, Okla. Victory Christian School 6 Jessica Pancratz MB 6-0 Sr. Tulsa, Okla. Home-schooled 7 Kylie Johnson OH 5-10 So. Broken Arrow, Okla. Union HS 8 Nika Mostahinic OH 5-8 Fr. Porec, Croatia Mate Balota HS 9 Bruna Silva DS/L 5-8 Sr. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Colegio Salesiano Santa Rosa 10 Sofia Redden DS 5-8 Fr. Broken Arrow, Okla. Augustine Christian Academy 11 Sara Pope OH 5-11 Jr. Jenks, Okla. Univ. of Albany 12 Jovana Poljasevic MB 5-10 So. Brcko, Bosnia Vaso Pelagic Gymnasium 13 Sadie Schaffner RS 6-3 So. Bartlesville, Okla. Bartlesville HS 14 Laura Taylor S 5-10 Sr. Broken Arrow, Okla. Union HS 15 Luara Rosa RS 5-8 R-Sr. Sao Paulo, Brazil UT-Brownsville

ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown Previous School 5 Caroline Arnould MB 5-8 So. Tulsa, Okla. Victory Christian School 7 Kylie Johnson OH 5-10 So. Broken Arrow, Okla. Union HS 2 Sthephanie Mab S 5-8 Sr. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Hannibal LaGrange Univ. 8 Nika Mostahinic OH 5-8 Fr. Porec, Croatia Mate Balota HS 6 Jessica Pancratz MB 6-0 Sr. Tulsa, Okla. Home-schooled 12 Jovana Poljasevic MB 5-10 So. Brcko, Bosnia Vaso Pelagic Gymnasium 11 Sara Pope OH 5-11 Jr. Jenks, Okla. Univ. of Albany 1 McKenna Qualls OH 5-9 Fr. Edmond, Okla. Edmond Memorial HS 10 Sofia Redden DS 5-8 Fr. Broken Arrow, Okla. Augustine Christian Academy 15 Luara Rosa RS 5-8 R-Sr. Sao Paulo, Brazil UT-Brownsville 13 Sadie Schaffner RS 6-3 So. Bartlesville, Okla. Bartlesville HS 9 Bruna Silva DS/L 5-8 Sr. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Colegio Salesiano Santa Rosa 14 Laura Taylor S 5-10 Sr. Broken Arrow, Okla. Union HS 3 Lauren Winslow S 5-7 Fr. Oklahoma City, Okla. Christian Heritage Academy

ROSTER BREAKDOWNSTARTERS RETURNING (4)Name Pos. Cl. SP K/Set HIT% D/Set A/Set Blk/Set Kylie Johnson OH So. 111 0.70 .086 2.40 0.58 0.09 Jessica Pancratz MB Sr. 120 1.87 .232 0.39 0.19 1.36 Bruna Silva DS/L Sr. 120 0.04 .235 5.22 0.68 0.00 Laura Taylor S Sr. 120 1.11 .290 1.88 9.91 0.61 OTHER LETTERWINNERS RETURNING (4)Name Pos. Cl. SP K/Set HIT% D/Set A/Set Blk/Set Sthephanie Mab S Sr. 48 0.00 .000 1.69 0.40 0.00 Jovana Poljasevic MB So. 5 0.60 .333 0.20 0.20 0.00 Sadie Schaffner RS So. 71 2.04 .208 0.48 0.06 0.79 Luara Rosa RS R-Sr. 92 1.37 .122 1.85 0.23 0.41 NEWCOMERS (6)Name Pos. Cl. Hometown Previous School McKenna Qualls OH Fr. Edmond, Okla. Edmond Memorial HS Lauren Winslow S Fr. Oklahoma City, Okla. Christian Heritage Academy Caroline Arnould MB So. Tulsa, Okla. Victory Christian School Nika Mostahinic OH Fr. Porec, Croatia Mate Balota HS Sofia Redden DS Fr. Broken, Arrow, Okla. Augustine Christian Academy Sara Pope OH Jr. Jenks, Okla. Univ. of Albany


32013 QUICK FACTS | RADIO & TV CHART

McKENNA QUALLS

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5-9 • OH • Fr.Edmond, Okla.

Edmond Memorial HS

STHEPHANIE MAB

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5-8 • S • Sr.Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Hannibal LaGrange Univ.

LAUREN WINSLOW

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5-7 • S • Fr.Oklahoma City, Okla.

Christian Heritage Acad.

CAROLINE ARNOULD

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5-8 • MB • So.Tulsa, Okla.

Victory Christian School

JESSICA PANCRATZ

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6-0 • MB • Sr.Tulsa, Okla.

Home-schooled

KYLIE JOHNSON

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5-10 • OH • So.Broken Arrow, Okla.

Union HS

NIKA MOSTAHINIC

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5-8 • OH • Fr.Porec, Croatia

Mate Balota HS

BRUNA SILVA

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5-8 • DS/L • Sr.Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Colegio Salesiano Santa Rosa

SOFIA REDDEN

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5-8 • DS • Fr.Broken Arrow, Okla.

Augustine Christian Acad.

SARA POPE

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5-11 • OH • Jr.Jenks, Okla.

Univ. of Albany

JOVANA POLJASEVIC

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5-10 • MB • So.Brcko, Bosnia & Herzegovina

Vaso Pelagic Gymnasium

SADIE SCHAFFNER

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6-3 • RS • So.Bartlesville, Okla.

Bartlesville HS

LAURA TAYLOR

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5-10 • S • Sr.Broken Arrow, Okla.

Union HS

LUARA ROSA

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5-8 • RS • R-Sr.Sao Paulo, BrazilUT-Brownsville

SHEERA SIROLAHead Coach11th Season

Oral Roberts ‘98

JANI HAGENAssistant Coach

11th SeasonOral Roberts ‘99

RYAN FRANKAthletic Trainer

3rd SeasonNorthern Colorado ‘11

ROB WALDENMedia Relations Contact

3rd SeasonNewberry ‘08

REBECCA ROEManager

1st Season



The 2013 volleyball season has arrived, and with it comes a sense of anticipation for the Oral Roberts Golden Eagles. The program’s career leader in victories, Head Coach Sheera Sirola returns a talented and experienced group of veterans that is eager to taste postseason glory after falling in conference tournament championship matches in 2011 and 2012. Two-time conference defensive player of the year Bruna Silva and all-conference setter Laura Taylor lead a group of eight returning letterwinners, while six newcomers look to push the Golden Eagles over the top and blaze the way to the 2013 Southland Conference championship.

OUTSIDE HITTERWho’s Back? The Golden Eagles return only one outside hitter from the 2012 season, making the position by far the youngest on the 2013 roster. Still, the lone returner, sophomore Kylie Johnson, was a vital piece of ORU’s success last year. The Union High product played in 111 sets as a rookie and was quickly entrenched as the most versatile player on the roster. Johnson averaged 0.70 kills and 2.40 digs last year, including 32 digs over ORU’s run through the Southland Conference Tournament. Having already established herself as a defensive presence, Johnson looks to shoulder more of the offensive load in 2013.Who’s New? The jewel of ORU’s incoming class is Jenks native Sara Pope, who spent her first two collegiate seasons at the University of Albany. Pope was a role player in her freshman season, as the Great Danes qualified for the NCAA Tournament, but she exploded as a sophomore, averaging 3.38 kills per set and winning America East Player of the Year honors. Croatian freshman Nika Mostahinic and Edmond product McKenna Qualls, also a rookie, will look to bolster an ORU attack that lost three of their four

200-kill producers from last season. Qualls led Edmond Memorial HS to a pair of OSSAA Class 6A State Championships and was an OCA All-State selection as a senior.

RIGHT SIDEWho’s Back? Redshirt senior Luara Rosa recovered from a knee injury and posted career numbers as a junior in 2012. Rosa racked up 126 kills and 170 digs in 92 sets last year, and she is the only returner to have led ORU in both kills and digs in a match. Sophomore Sadie Schaffner didn’t play in eight of ORU’s first 16 matches during her rookie season but was one of the team’s top offensive threats by the end of the year. Schaffner averaged 2.04 kills per set as a rookie and chipped in 56 blocks.

MIDDLE HITTER/BLOCKERWho’s Back? One of the most improved players on the ORU roster last season, senior Jessica Pancratz led the Southland Conference with 1.36 blocks per set in 2012. Pancratz also demonstrated a vastly-improved offensive arsenal last season, finishing third on the ORU club with 224 kills. After upping her numbers in three consecutive seasons, Pancratz is a Preseason 1st Team All-Southland Conference selection heading into her final year. Sophomore Jovana Poljasevic battled injuries and a crowded roster in her first collegiate season, but the Bosnia & Herzegovina native is back for her second campaign and ready to break into the lineup. Poljasevic played just five sets last year but is at full strength to start 2013.Milestone Watch Pancratz enters the season with 248 total blocks for her career and is just 13


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blocks away from joining the program’s career top-10 list in the category. With a repeat performance of last season, Pancratz would become just the fourth ORU player in history to notch 400 career blocks, and her 0.95 blocks per game average is already 6th on ORU’s career list.Who’s New? Sophomore Caroline Arnould attended ORU as a student in 2012-13 before joining the volleyball program prior to the 2013 season. Arnould attended high school across the street from the ORU campus, at Victory Christian School, and she was an OCA All-State honoree in 2011.

SETTERWho’s Back? Laura Taylor has been the backbone of the ORU squad for three seasons now, and she returns for her fourth and final year in 2013. Taylor was ORU’s primary setter in all 120 sets last season and ranked 5th in the Southland Conference with 11.89 assists per game. The Broken Arrow native isn’t just a table-setter, however, as she averaged 1.11 kills per set as a junior. Taylor increased her offensive output in conference play, when she ranked 6th in the SLC with a .303 hitting percentage, and she collected her second career double-double against Sam Houston State on October 25. Taylor also ranked 2nd on the ORU team in service aces, third in digs and 4th in total blocks last year. If Taylor is unavailable to set, the Golden Eagles can turn to senior Sthephanie Mab, who is listed as a setter and saw action at the position in 2011. Johnson, meanwhile, was an all-region selection while serving as a setter in high school.Milestone Watch Taylor’s name already dots the Oral Roberts program record books, and she enters 2013 with a great chance to solidify her place as one of the school’s all-time legends at the position. Taylor enters the year with 2,903 career sets, 4th-best in school history, and she needs 1,039 more helpers to leave South Tulsa as ORU’s career leader. She could also break into ORU’s career top-10 in hitting percentage with another year of efficient attacking.

Who’s New? Freshman Lauren Winslow is the lone newcomer at the setter position and has the potential to follow Taylor as the next Golden Eagle star at the position. Winslow was the MVP of the OCA All-State volleyball match in 2013 after prepping at Christian Heritage Academy.

DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST/LIBEROWho’s Back? Bruna Silva wore the libero’s jersey in all 239 of ORU’s sets since the start of the 2011 season, and she is expected to keep the streak going in 2013. Silva earned Summit League Defensive Player of the Year laurels as a sophomore in 2011, when she led the conference and ranked 13th in NCAA Division I with 5.66 digs per set. The transition to the Southland Conference in 2012 was a seamless one for the Rio de Janeiro, Brazil native, as she earned SLC Libero of the Year honors after pacing the league with 5.22 digs per set. This season should be no different for Silva, who has a golden opportunity to join 1999 alumnus Juliana Moser as the only players in school history to capture three conference player of the year trophies. But Silva isn’t alone in ORU’s back line effort. Mab has struggled with injuries in each of the last two seasons, but the Rio native has averaged 1.78 digs per set when she’s in the lineup. Now healthy, the senior’s final season at ORU promises to be a fruitful one. Johnson, meanwhile, also enters the season with proven defensive credentials and could step into the libero role if called upon.Milestone Watch Silva enters the season ranked 2nd in school history with 1,629 digs, and she needs 617 to catch two-time Mid-Con Player of the Year Becky Dreher for ORU’s career lead. Dreher averaged 5.22 digs per set during her collegiate career, a number that Silva, at 4.89, is also chasing down.Who’s New? Broken Arrow native Sofia Redden was a four-time Homeschool All-American while playing for NOAH, and she will spend her first collegiate season learning under a two-time conference player of the year in Silva.

COACHING STAFFWho’s Back? Oral Roberts returns the top two members of their coaching staff for the 11th consecutive season, as Head Coach Sheera Sirola and Assistant Coach Jani Hagen are back to man the Golden Eagle bench. Sirola, ORU’s program leader in career victories, has ORU poised to vault into the Southland Conference’s top spot, which would earn the team’s first NCAA Tournament berth since 2006. ORU has posted back-to-back seasons of 17+ wins under the Croatian’s watch, including a 20-win campaign in 2011, and they have qualified for consecutive conference tournament finals. Sirola’s teammate on ORU’s 1995 NCAA Tournament Elite Eight team, Hagan has served as Sirola’s top assistant for each of her first 10 seasons as ORU’s Head Coach. She’s back for year 11, looking for another trip to the NCAA Tournament. Milestone Watch Sirola has a significant personal milestone on the radar in 2013, as her 13th victory of the upcoming season will give her 200 victories for her head coaching career.^^^ With another banner year, Laura Taylor could end her senior

season as ORU’s program leader in assists, and she’s in range of the school’s career top-10 in hitting percentage.

2013 SEASON OUTLOOK



ORU MEDIA RELATIONS DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY

BLAKEFREELANDAssistant AD • Media Relations | 3rd Season

Hired as the Assistant A.D. for Media Relations in July of 2011, Blake Freeland joined the Oral Roberts staff from Charleston Southern University, where he served in a number of capacities in the sports information office over the span of seven years.

During his career of more than 10 years, Freeland had aided in the publicity of a national champion, numerous AP All-American selections including 2012 men’s basketball selection, Dominique Morrison. He has covered the ORU women’s basketball team at the NCAA Tournament, the ORU men’s basketball team at a pair of postseason tournaments, and the CSU football team as they took on the defending national champion Florida Gators.

Immediately after moving to ORU, Freeland went to work improving all facets of the Media Relations operations. In his first two years, he increased the size and content of the five existing media guides, including men’s and women’s basketball and baseball, and the department is producing publications for men’s golf, women’s golf and cross country guides for the first time.

Additionally, Freeland has overseen an increase in the number of live events streamed through ELIve, upgrading the quality as well with the use of play-by-play and graphics for baseball.

At CSU, Freeland was the main contact for the football, cross country, and track & field programs, while overseeing the coverage of all 16 Division I teams. He hosted the Big South Women’s Soccer Championship three times and the Big South Track & Field Championship once.

Prior to CSU, Freeland spent two years in the media relations office at his alma mater, Oklahoma State, where he was a contact for tennis and cross country, and helped out with football, basketball and baseball, among others. While at OSU, Freeland had the opportunity to work the NCAA Men’s Basketball tournament in Oklahoma City, and worked a number of Big 12 Conference Championships.

Married July 2007 to the former Katie Davis, he is a member of CoSIDA. The couple has one son, Beckett, born April 2011.

ROBWALDENAssistant Director of Media Relations | 3rd Season

Rob Walden is in his third season as the Assistant Director of Media Relations at Oral Roberts University. In his position, Walden oversees the publicity efforts for the Golden Eagle volleyball, women’s basketball and tennis programs. He also serves as a secondary play-by-play announcer for ORU women’s basketball games, including the team’s 2013 NCAA Tournament run.

At ORU, Walden has dramatically increased the size and quality of the school’s women’s basketball and volleyball media guides by reformatting both publications, adding historical pictures and content and more than doubling the amount of information on the current group of Golden Eagles. He has also been instrumental in Media Relations Department’s newfound commitment to video content, hosting, producing and editing video highlights and interview packages for ORUGoldenEagles.com

Walden came to ORU from the University of West Florida, in Pensacola. While at UWF, Walden was instrumental in boosting the school’s audio and video broadcast efforts. Walden oversaw the launch of UWF’s athletic video

broadcast package, leading the online streaming of more than 70 UWF sporting events during the 2010-11 season. He also was the play-by-play broadcaster for more than 100 athletic broadcasts, including the Argo baseball team’s run to the NCAA Division II National Championship.

A native of Woodruff, S.C., Walden graduated from Newberry College in May 2008 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications. In 2011, Walden obtained an M.S. in Sports Management from the United States Sports Academy in Daphne, Ala.

As a Sports Information Intern at Charleston Southern University in 2009-10, Walden served as the primary media relations contact for the Buccaneers’ baseball and golf teams. In addition to his sports information duties, he also took over as the play-by-play voice for all CSU men’s basketball radio broadcasts. Prior to his year at Charleston Southern, Walden spent one year at Brevard College, leading the department’s media relations efforts.

Walden and his wife Krystle reside in Tulsa.

VOLLEYBALL CONTACT

MEDIA RELATIONS (918) 495-7094Blake Freeland • Asst. AD/Media Relations (918) 495-7181Rob Walden • Asst. Director (VB CONTACT) (918) 495-7094 Walden Cell (864) 200-0690 Walden Email [email protected] Walden Twitter @WaldenORUEric Scott • Media Relations Assistant (918) 495-6646Media Relations Fax (918) 495-7142Volleyball Press Row Phone (864) 200-0690Website ORUGoldenEagles.comFacebook facebook.com/ORUAthleticsTwitter @ORUAthletics

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT (918) 495-7151Athletic Department Fax (918) 495-7123Mike Carter • Director of AthleticsShanda Sampson • Administrative Assistant

ATHLETIC BUSINESS (918) 495-7204Rhonda Fowler • Associate AD/Business Administration

DEVELOPMENT (918) 495-951Sean Dolan • Associate AD/Development

MARKETING (918) 495-7400Scott Higgins • Associate AD/MarketingRichard McCutchen • Assistant AD/MarketingBrett Scott • Director of Marketing

GOLDEN EAGLE CLUB (918) 495-6424Debbie Gimlin • Administrative Assistant/Golden Eagle Club

TICKETS (918) 495-7546John Klein • Director of Ticket Sales

ELI CENTER (ACADEMICS) (918) 495-7671Kyle Jones • Assistant AD/AcademicsKendra Corley • Dir. of Athletic Academics/Eligibility

ATHLETIC TRAINING (918) 495-7968John Joslin • Director of Sports MedicineEmily Calder • Assistant Athletic Trainer Joshua Dreher • Assistant Athletic TrainerRyan Frank • Athletic Training GA (VB TRAINER)Courtney Putnam • Athletic Training GA

SPORTS PERFORMANCE (918) 495-7138Adam Hermann • Director of Sports PerformanceBradley Ruhanen • Assistant Director of Sports Performance

VOLLEYBALL (918) 495-6891Sheera Sirola • Head CoachJani Hagen • Assistant CoachRebecca Roe • Manager


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DAY DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME Fri. Aug. 30 at Texas Southern-1 Houston, Texas 1 pm Sat. Aug. 31 vs. Prairie View A&M-1 Houston, Texas 9 am Sat. Aug. 31 vs. Southern-1 Houston, Texas 1 pm Tue. Sept. 3 at Tulsa Tulsa, Okla. 7 pm Fri. Sept. 6 vs. Texas Southern-2 El Paso, Texas 10 am MT Fri. Sept. 6 at UTEP-2 El Paso, Texas 7 pm MT Sat. Sept. 7 vs. Southern-2 El Paso, Texas noon MT Fri. Sept. 13 vs. North Dakota State-3 Statesboro, Ga. 5 pm ET Sat. Sept. 14 vs. High Point-3 Statesboro, Ga. 10 am ET Sat. Sept. 14 at Georgia Southern-3 Statesboro, Ga. 7 pm ET Thu. Sept. 19 Incarnate Word* Aerobics Center 7 pm Sat. Sept. 21 Abilene Christian* Aerobics Center 2 pm Thu. Sept. 26 at New Orleans* New Orleans, La. 7 pm Sat. Sept. 28 at Southeastern Louisiana* Hammond, La. 2 pm Thu. Oct. 3 Stephen F. Austin* Aerobics Center 7 pm Sat. Oct. 5 Northwestern State* Aerobics Center 2 pm Sat. Oct. 12 at Central Arkansas* Conway, Ark. 2 pm Thu. Oct. 17 at Nicholls State* Thibodaux, La. 7 pm Sat. Oct. 19 at McNeese State* Lake Charles, La. 2 pm Thu. Oct. 24 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Aerobics Center 7 pm Sat. Oct. 26 Houston Baptist* Aerobics Center 2 pm Tue. Oct. 29 at Northwestern State* Natchitoches, La. 7 pm Thu. Oct. 31 at Sam Houston State* Huntsville, Texas 7 pm Sat. Nov. 2 at Lamar* Beaumont, Texas 1 pm Sat. Nov. 9 Central Arkansas* Aerobics Center 2 pm Tue. Nov. 12 at Stephen F. Austin* Nacogdoches, Texas 7 pm Thu. Nov. 14 Southeastern Louisiana* Aerobics Center 7 pm Sat. Nov. 16 New Orleans* Aerobics Center 2 pm Fri.-Sun. Nov. 22-24 Southland Conference Tournament Corpus Christi, Texas TBA 1- TSU Invitational 2 - El Paso Sports Commission Invitational 3 - Georgia Southern InvitationalAll Times CT Dates and times subject to change

LONE STAR STATE BOUNDThe Golden Eagles will make five separate trips to Texas in 2013, including trips to the Lone Star State at the beginning and end of the season. ORU will open the campaign at the Texas Southern Invitational, and one week later they will take part in the UTEP Invitational. After two more Texas trips in SLC play, ORU will end the year at the Southland Conference Tournament, hosted by Texas A&M Corpus Christi.GEORGIA ON MY MINDORU will return to the state of Georgia for the Georgia Southern Invitational on September 13 and 14. The Golden Eagles have made only two prior trips to the Peach State and have yet to lose, sweeping Georgia, Duke and Villanova in the 1998 Georgia Invitational and knocking off Chattanooga, Winthrop and host Kennesaw State at the 2011 Owls Invitational.NEW YEAR, NEW OPPONENTSORU will face four first-time opponents this season, as Texas Southern, High Point, Georgia Southern and Incarnate Word are on the calendar for the first time. Abilene Christian is on the schedule for the first time since 1992 and Southern is an opponent for the first time since 1993.RIVALRIES RENEWEDORU will once again square off with crosstown rival Tulsa in 2013, as the programs will do battle on September 3 at TU’s Reynolds Center. ORU holds a 59-17 edge on the Golden Hurricane but hasn’t beaten TU since 2008.ORU will also face UTEP for the 18th time in program history. The Miners were a fixture on ORU schedules throughout the 80’s, but the teams have played just twice since 1994, with ORU winning in 2003 and 2008.Finally, the Golden Eagles will face former Summit League rival North Dakota State. The Bison took 9 of 12 meetings from ORU while the teams shared a conference from 2007-2011.

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Rk. School 2012 Record Pts.1. Central Arkansas (8) 30-5 (15-3) 117 2. Oral Roberts (2) 17-15 (11-7) 101 t3. Sam Houston State (1) 21-11 (15-3) 94 t3. Stephen F. Austin (1) 22-12 (11-7) 94 5. Northwestern State 20-11 (12-6) 78 6. Houston Baptist 20-10 76 7. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 21-11 (12-6) 75 8. Lamar 10-22 (2-16) 45 9. Southeastern Louisiana 11-19 (5-13) 44 10. McNeese State 7-25 (1-17) 34 11. Nicholls State 11-19 (6-12) 20 12. New Orleans 8-15 14

PRESEASON COACHES’ POLL PRESEASON SID POLLRk. School 2012 Record Pts.1. Central Arkansas (6) 30-5 (15-3) 115 2. Sam Houston State (6) 21-11 (15-3) 107 3. Northwestern State 20-11 (12-6) 88 4. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 21-11 (12-6) 85 t5. Oral Roberts 17-15 (11-7) 83 t5. Stephen F. Austin 22-12 (11-7) 83 7. Houston Baptist 20-10 67 8. Lamar 10-22 (2-16) 49 9. Southeastern Louisiana 11-19 (5-13) 42 t10. McNeese State 7-25 (1-17) 30 t10. Nicholls State 11-19 (6-12) 30 12. New Orleans 8-15 13

NOTE: New Southland Conference members Abilene Christian and Incarnate Word will not participate in a full conference schedule in 2013 and thus did not participate in the Preseason SLC Polls.

DEVENEYWELLS-GIBSON

OH • Jr.Sam Houston State

MARISSACOLLINS

S • Jr.Central Arkansas

JILLIVY

OH • Jr.Stephen F. Austin

STACEYDiFRANCESCO

OH • Jr.Northwestern State

BRUNASILVAL • Sr.

Oral Roberts

KEELIEARNESON

L • Jr.Northwestern State

PRESEASON ALL-SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE 1st TEAM

ALICIADITTRICH

MB • Jr.Central Arkansas

TAYLERGRAYS • Sr.

Sam Houston State

LAURATAYLOR

S • Sr.Oral Roberts

JESSICANAGYRS • Sr.

Central Arkansas

JESSICAPANCRATZ

MB • Sr.Oral Roberts

BRIANNABRINKOH • Jr.

A&M-Corpus Christi

SIERRAWHITTAKER

OH • Sr.Lamar

CAITIO’CONNELL

OH • So.Northwestern State

TORIBATESOH • So.

Stephen F. Austin

CAITIWENGER

MB • Sr.Houston Baptist

LOGENBOURQUE

S • Sr.A&M-Corpus Christi

MACKENZIENEELYRS • Jr.

Northwestern State

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PAST CHAMPIONS2012 Central Arkansas2011 Texas State2010 Texas-San Antonio2009 Texas State2008 Lamar2007 Texas State2006 Stephen F. Austin2005 Texas State2004 Texas State2003 Vacated2002 Texas-Arlington2001 Texas-Arlington2000 Texas-San Antonio1999 Stephen F. Austin1998 Texas State1997 Stephen F. Austin1996 Sam Houston State1995 North Texas1994 Stephen F. Austin1993 Sam Houston State1992 Texas-Arlington1991 Texas State1990 Texas-Arlington1989 Texas-Arlington1988 Texas-Arlington1987 Texas-Arlington1986 Texas-Arlington1985 Texas-Arlington1984 Lamar1983 Lamar1982 Texas-Arlington

Texas-Arlington 10Texas State 7Stephen F. Austin 4Lamar 3Sam Houston State 2Texas-San Antonio 2Central Arkansas 1North Texas 1

Date November 22-24, 2013Location Dugan Wellness Center Host Corpus Christi, Texas (Texas A&M-Corpus Christi) Opened 2005 Capacity 7,200SLC Tournament Contact Todd Lamb Email [email protected] Office Phone (972) 422-9400 ext. 107Tournament Website www.Southland.orgTournament Information: The top eight regular season finishers will qualify for the 2013 Southland Conference Tournament. The tournament format is single elimination. The winner of the Southland Conference Tournament will receive the Southland Conference’s automatic bid to the 2013 NCAA Tournament. Central Arkansas will enter the tournament as defending champion after winning the 2012 event on their home court, topping first-time participant Oral Roberts in the championship match. Only three of the last 12 SLC Tournament Champions are still in the conference after Texas-San Antonio, Texas-Arlington and Texas State left the league after the 2011-12 season.

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In an era of considerable change in intercollegiate athletics, the Southland Conference continues to be a model of innovation, stability and consistent achievement as it celebrates a half-century of the academic and athletic accomplishments of its member institutions. Commemorating its 50th anniversary in 2013, the Southland Conference has transformed itself into a dynamic and respected consortium of 14 member universities in four states. Beginning with a historic meeting of fi ve institutions in Dallas on March 15, 1963, the Southland Conference set on an extraordinary course that has proven successful well into its fi ve decades of existence. The successful transformation continues, as the Southland Conference welcomed the addition of Oral Roberts University in 2012-13, marking the league’s fi rst entry into the state of Oklahoma. Also, on July 1, 2013, the Southland welcomed four additional members: Abilene Christian University, Houston Baptist University, the University of Incarnate Word in San Antonio, and the University of New Orleans. In addition to its newest members, the Southland Conference also consists of the University of Central Arkansas, Lamar University, McNeese State University, Nicholls State University, Northwestern State University, Sam Houston State University, Southeastern Louisiana University, Stephen F. Austin State University and Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. An original Southland member, Abilene Christian rejoins the league as one of the most decorated athletic programs in NCAA history, and the addition of Houston Baptist, Incarnate Word and New Orleans gives the Southland a regular competitive presence in the key metropolitan areas of Houston, San Antonio and New Orleans. Southland cities encompass approximately 14.5 million people, and seven of its television markets rank among the top 100 in the U.S. All told, the membership of the Southland encompasses nearly 140,000 current students and an alumni base of nearly 800,000. Famous alums from current Southland Conference schools include former CBS

news anchor Dan Rather (Sam Houston State), NBA executive Joe Dumars (McNeese State), ABC news anchor Robin Roberts (Southeastern Louisiana), Major League Baseball star Wade Miley (Southeastern Louisiana), NBA legend Scottie Pippen (Central Arkansas), and track and fi eld Olympians Kenta Bell (Northwestern State), and Bobby Morrow and Billy Olson (both Abilene Christian). Other notable alums from current members include Grammy Award-winning musicians Frank Ocean (New Orleans), Don Henley and Rodney Crowell (both Stephen F. Austin), and Ronnie Dunn (Abilene Christian), television personality and actress Ellen DeGeneres (New Orleans), current NFL standouts Lardarius Webb (Nicholls State), Terrence McGee (Northwestern State), and Daniel Manning (Abilene Christian), professional golfers Shawn Stefani and Chris Stroud (both Lamar) and Colin Montgomerie (HBU), award-winning fi lmmaker Richard Linklater (Sam Houston State), American Idol winner Kris Allen (Central Arkansas), NFL Hall of Famer Jackie Harris (Northwestern State), former NFL standouts Bobby Hebert (Northwestern State), Gary Barbaro (Nicholls State), Wilbert Montgomery (Abilene Christian) and Gary Reasons (Northwestern State), former MLB stars Darryl Hamilton (Nicholls State) and Kevin Millar (Lamar), NCAA football coach Charlie Strong (Central Arkansas), TV personality Kathie Lee Giff ord (Oral Roberts), actors John Larroquette (New Orleans), and Ricardo Chavira and Jesse Borrego (both UIW) and NFL coaching legend O.A. “Bum” Phillips (Lamar and Stephen F. Austin). The Southland sponsors 17 championship sports, all at the NCAA Division I level. The eight men’s sports include baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, tennis, and indoor and outdoor track and fi eld. The women compete for nine championships in basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and fi eld, and volleyball. The conference earns automatic qualifi cation to NCAA championships in baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, football, men’s and women’s golf, women’s soccer, softball, men’s and

women’s tennis, and volleyball. Continuing its tradition of innovation, the league launched the Southland Conference Television Network in the fall of 2008 and has broadcast more than 160 events. The network has expanded its reach to roughly 13 million households throughout Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and Oklahoma in recent years, and has also gained national viewership through ESPN3 and Fox College Sports. In its fi rst fi ve years, the network has received recognition for its work, earning numerous College Sports Media and Telly Awards. The Southland Conference, in conjunction with the city of Frisco, Texas, and Hunt Sports Group, also serves as the host to the NCAA Division I Football Championship Game in Frisco, which has been home to the conference headquarters since 2006. The game is played at Frisco’s FC Dallas Stadium, and after a successful three-year run, the partnership was rewarded with a three-year renewal to serve as the national championship host site through the 2015 season. Men’s basketball has experienced a tremendous amount of success during the Southland’s 50 years. The league has sent four teams to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen, as well as a squad to the NIT Final Four. Basketball stars Karl Malone, Joe Dumars, Jeff Foster, Dwight “Bo” Lamar, Andrew Toney and Mike Oliver played in the Southland Conference. In 2006, Northwestern State, playing as the No. 14 seed in the NCAA tournament, defeated No. 3 seed Iowa, 64-63, in fi rst-round action. The league also saw three of its current teams, including newcomer Oral Roberts, reach the postseason in 2012. Coaches such as Billy Tubbs, Mike Vining, Scotty Robertson, Jack Martin, Andy Russo, Bob Marlin, Danny Kaspar, Mike McConathy, Bobby Paschal and Pat Foster have led successful teams in the Southland. In women’s basketball, the Southland also has its share of tradition with former member Louisiana-Monroe advancing to the 1985 NCAA Women’s Final Four, and Stephen F. Austin sustaining itself as one of the most successful programs in the history of the sport. In 2008, the Ladyjacks became the eighth program in NCAA Division I history to record more than 800 wins. In each of the last four seasons, at least three Southland teams reached the postseason, and in 2012, four women’s squads earned postseason berths. A Southland team has played in the WNIT 13 times, including each of the last seven years. Women’s basketball all-stars have included Eun Jung Lee, Lisa

Ingram, Portia Hill, Deneen Parker, Katrina Price, and Joskeen Garner, and coaches such as Gary Blair, Linda Sharp, James Smith and Linda Harper. Baseball has emerged as a constant Southland Conference strength with the league earning numerous national rankings and NCAA tournament berths. The Southland consistently ranks among the top-10 conferences in the country. In 2011, 50 of the league’s 150 non-conference victories came against the Big 12, Conference USA, Sun Belt and SEC. Major leaguers such as Ben Sheets, Micah Hoff pauir, Hunter Pence, David Segui, Brian Lawrence, Ben Broussard, Chuck Finley, Jerald Clark, and Terry Matthews once played in the Southland. In 2012, Southeastern Louisiana’s Stefan Lopez became the league’s second winner of the national Stopper of the Year Award, which is selected by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers. Sam Houston State’s Luke Prihoda won the award in 2007. Only the Big 12 has had more players win this award. The Southland also fares well each year in the Major League Draft, but for the fi rst time in conference history, two Southland players were selected in the fi rst round of the 2013 draft. Stephen F. Austin shortstop Hunter Dozier was picked eighth by the Kansas City Royals making the Southland player and hitter of the year the league’s top draft pick in any sport. Later in the fi rst round, the Texas Rangers selected Oral Roberts right-handed pitcher Alex Gonzalez, Southland pitcher of the year, with the 23rd overall pick. The Southland has had eight fi rst-round picks in its history.

The Merrell Center in Katy, Texas, is the home of the Southland Conference Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournaments

Constellation Field in Sugar Land, Texas, is the home of the Southland Conference Baseball Tournament


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In an era of considerable change in intercollegiate athletics, the Southland Conference continues to be a model of innovation, stability and consistent achievement as it celebrates a half-century of the academic and athletic accomplishments of its member institutions. Commemorating its 50th anniversary in 2013, the Southland Conference has transformed itself into a dynamic and respected consortium of 14 member universities in four states. Beginning with a historic meeting of fi ve institutions in Dallas on March 15, 1963, the Southland Conference set on an extraordinary course that has proven successful well into its fi ve decades of existence. The successful transformation continues, as the Southland Conference welcomed the addition of Oral Roberts University in 2012-13, marking the league’s fi rst entry into the state of Oklahoma. Also, on July 1, 2013, the Southland welcomed four additional members: Abilene Christian University, Houston Baptist University, the University of Incarnate Word in San Antonio, and the University of New Orleans. In addition to its newest members, the Southland Conference also consists of the University of Central Arkansas, Lamar University, McNeese State University, Nicholls State University, Northwestern State University, Sam Houston State University, Southeastern Louisiana University, Stephen F. Austin State University and Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. An original Southland member, Abilene Christian rejoins the league as one of the most decorated athletic programs in NCAA history, and the addition of Houston Baptist, Incarnate Word and New Orleans gives the Southland a regular competitive presence in the key metropolitan areas of Houston, San Antonio and New Orleans. Southland cities encompass approximately 14.5 million people, and seven of its television markets rank among the top 100 in the U.S. All told, the membership of the Southland encompasses nearly 140,000 current students and an alumni base of nearly 800,000. Famous alums from current Southland Conference schools include former CBS

news anchor Dan Rather (Sam Houston State), NBA executive Joe Dumars (McNeese State), ABC news anchor Robin Roberts (Southeastern Louisiana), Major League Baseball star Wade Miley (Southeastern Louisiana), NBA legend Scottie Pippen (Central Arkansas), and track and fi eld Olympians Kenta Bell (Northwestern State), and Bobby Morrow and Billy Olson (both Abilene Christian). Other notable alums from current members include Grammy Award-winning musicians Frank Ocean (New Orleans), Don Henley and Rodney Crowell (both Stephen F. Austin), and Ronnie Dunn (Abilene Christian), television personality and actress Ellen DeGeneres (New Orleans), current NFL standouts Lardarius Webb (Nicholls State), Terrence McGee (Northwestern State), and Daniel Manning (Abilene Christian), professional golfers Shawn Stefani and Chris Stroud (both Lamar) and Colin Montgomerie (HBU), award-winning fi lmmaker Richard Linklater (Sam Houston State), American Idol winner Kris Allen (Central Arkansas), NFL Hall of Famer Jackie Harris (Northwestern State), former NFL standouts Bobby Hebert (Northwestern State), Gary Barbaro (Nicholls State), Wilbert Montgomery (Abilene Christian) and Gary Reasons (Northwestern State), former MLB stars Darryl Hamilton (Nicholls State) and Kevin Millar (Lamar), NCAA football coach Charlie Strong (Central Arkansas), TV personality Kathie Lee Giff ord (Oral Roberts), actors John Larroquette (New Orleans), and Ricardo Chavira and Jesse Borrego (both UIW) and NFL coaching legend O.A. “Bum” Phillips (Lamar and Stephen F. Austin). The Southland sponsors 17 championship sports, all at the NCAA Division I level. The eight men’s sports include baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, tennis, and indoor and outdoor track and fi eld. The women compete for nine championships in basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and fi eld, and volleyball. The conference earns automatic qualifi cation to NCAA championships in baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, football, men’s and women’s golf, women’s soccer, softball, men’s and

women’s tennis, and volleyball. Continuing its tradition of innovation, the league launched the Southland Conference Television Network in the fall of 2008 and has broadcast more than 160 events. The network has expanded its reach to roughly 13 million households throughout Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and Oklahoma in recent years, and has also gained national viewership through ESPN3 and Fox College Sports. In its fi rst fi ve years, the network has received recognition for its work, earning numerous College Sports Media and Telly Awards. The Southland Conference, in conjunction with the city of Frisco, Texas, and Hunt Sports Group, also serves as the host to the NCAA Division I Football Championship Game in Frisco, which has been home to the conference headquarters since 2006. The game is played at Frisco’s FC Dallas Stadium, and after a successful three-year run, the partnership was rewarded with a three-year renewal to serve as the national championship host site through the 2015 season. Men’s basketball has experienced a tremendous amount of success during the Southland’s 50 years. The league has sent four teams to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen, as well as a squad to the NIT Final Four. Basketball stars Karl Malone, Joe Dumars, Jeff Foster, Dwight “Bo” Lamar, Andrew Toney and Mike Oliver played in the Southland Conference. In 2006, Northwestern State, playing as the No. 14 seed in the NCAA tournament, defeated No. 3 seed Iowa, 64-63, in fi rst-round action. The league also saw three of its current teams, including newcomer Oral Roberts, reach the postseason in 2012. Coaches such as Billy Tubbs, Mike Vining, Scotty Robertson, Jack Martin, Andy Russo, Bob Marlin, Danny Kaspar, Mike McConathy, Bobby Paschal and Pat Foster have led successful teams in the Southland. In women’s basketball, the Southland also has its share of tradition with former member Louisiana-Monroe advancing to the 1985 NCAA Women’s Final Four, and Stephen F. Austin sustaining itself as one of the most successful programs in the history of the sport. In 2008, the Ladyjacks became the eighth program in NCAA Division I history to record more than 800 wins. In each of the last four seasons, at least three Southland teams reached the postseason, and in 2012, four women’s squads earned postseason berths. A Southland team has played in the WNIT 13 times, including each of the last seven years. Women’s basketball all-stars have included Eun Jung Lee, Lisa

Ingram, Portia Hill, Deneen Parker, Katrina Price, and Joskeen Garner, and coaches such as Gary Blair, Linda Sharp, James Smith and Linda Harper. Baseball has emerged as a constant Southland Conference strength with the league earning numerous national rankings and NCAA tournament berths. The Southland consistently ranks among the top-10 conferences in the country. In 2011, 50 of the league’s 150 non-conference victories came against the Big 12, Conference USA, Sun Belt and SEC. Major leaguers such as Ben Sheets, Micah Hoff pauir, Hunter Pence, David Segui, Brian Lawrence, Ben Broussard, Chuck Finley, Jerald Clark, and Terry Matthews once played in the Southland. In 2012, Southeastern Louisiana’s Stefan Lopez became the league’s second winner of the national Stopper of the Year Award, which is selected by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers. Sam Houston State’s Luke Prihoda won the award in 2007. Only the Big 12 has had more players win this award. The Southland also fares well each year in the Major League Draft, but for the fi rst time in conference history, two Southland players were selected in the fi rst round of the 2013 draft. Stephen F. Austin shortstop Hunter Dozier was picked eighth by the Kansas City Royals making the Southland player and hitter of the year the league’s top draft pick in any sport. Later in the fi rst round, the Texas Rangers selected Oral Roberts right-handed pitcher Alex Gonzalez, Southland pitcher of the year, with the 23rd overall pick. The Southland has had eight fi rst-round picks in its history.

The Merrell Center in Katy, Texas, is the home of the Southland Conference Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournaments

Constellation Field in Sugar Land, Texas, is the home of the Southland Conference Baseball Tournament



In 2011, Lamar mentor Jim Gilligan became the fi rst Southland coach to reach 1,200 career victories, ranking him sixth-best in the NCAA among active Division I coaches and 24th all-time. He leads an impressive list of coaches who have patrolled Southland Conference dugouts, including Mark Johnson, Mike Bianco, John Cohen, Mitch Gaspard, Smoke Laval, Butch McBroom, Pat Patterson, Tony Robichaux, Dave Van Horn and Jim Wells. The Southland also has a proud history in volleyball with former member Texas-Arlington representing the conference numerous times in the NCAA tournament, including a run to the NCAA Volleyball Final Four in 1989. Track and fi eld has also served as a proud asset for the Southland Conference as the league has produced numerous national champions and Olympic medalists. The Southland boasts 28 men and three women student-athletes who have won NCAA track and fi eld national championships, including Northwestern State’s Trecey Rew, who won the women’s discus in 2011, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi’s Shadrack Songok (10,000-meter run) in 2007 and 2008 and McNeese State’s Brad Gebauer (pole vault) in 2007. The league has also produced U.S. Olympic track and fi eld medalists Earl Bell, Thomas Hill, Al Joyner, Charles Austin, and Liudmila Litvinova, along with other Olympians. With the addition of 10 more All-Americans in 2012, the league continues to fi nd national success in both indoor and outdoor track and fi eld. In the indoor circuit, the Southland boasts 66 unique all-time All-Americans that have won a combined 11 national championships. Likewise, in the outdoor season, the league has seen 158 diff erent All-Americans, including 128 men and 30 women, who have combined to win 21 national championships. Golf has traditionally been a strong Southland sport as exemplifi ed by Lamar men’s golfer Chris Stroud, who fi nished third individually at the 2003 NCAA National Championship and is a member of the PGA Tour. Both Stroud and former Southeastern Louisiana golfer Hugo Leon competed in

the 2010 U.S. Open. Lamar alum Shawn Stefani had a pair of top seven fi nishes through the midway point of the 2013 PGA tour. The league has sent multiple teams into postseason play on numerous occasions, including in 2012 when three Southland teams – Lamar, Southeastern Louisiana and Texas-Arlington – competed in the NCAA tournament. Additionally, during the past fi ve seasons the Southland has sent 12 golfers to compete as individuals in regional play with fi ve in 2009, three more in 2010, one each in 2011 and 2012 and two in 2013. Lamar won a pair of NCAA Division II national championships in 1967 and 1968, and also produced PGA player Ronnie Black. In 2005, Lamar’s Dawie Van Der Walt fi nished fourth individually and Lamar tied for 12th place at the NCAA Men’s Golf Championship, before the Cardinals tied for ninth in 2006 and tied for third in 2007. Former Lamar golfer Casey Clendenon advanced to the semifi nals of the U.S. Amateur in 2007. In women’s tennis, Southeastern Louisiana won 46 consecutive conference matches during a four-year period that began in 2005, while in men’s tennis Texas A&M-Corpus Christi has played in the NCAA tournament fi ve times in the last seven years. The conference has increased sponsorship and championship opportunities for female student-athletes in recent years, adding women’s golf and soccer as league sports. In women’s soccer, Stephen F. Austin midfi elder Kylie Louw became the fi rst player in conference history to earn All-America honors, when she earned third-team mention by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. A member of the South Africa Olympic team during the 2012 London Olympics, she also garnered fi rst-team Academic All-America Honors from the College Sports Information Directors of America. The Ladyjacks have gone 72-12-8 (.826) in conference play during the last 10 seasons.

In women’s golf, the Southland sent two teams to 2012 NCAA regional play for the fi rst time since the league added the sport in 2002. Lamar leads all league teams with four team championships during that span. The Southland Conference has repeatedly demonstrated its commitment to the academic and athletic success of its student-athletes. With the F.L. McDonald Postgraduate Scholarship Award, the league annually honors one male and one female scholar-athlete with a stipend for postgraduate study. The Scholar-Athlete Award is given to each institution’s male and female student-athlete with the highest grade-point average. The Steve McCarty Citizenship Award, initiated in 2005-06 and named after the former Stephen F. Austin athletic director, properly recognizes accomplishments off the court for a male and female student-athlete. Also, student-athletes with grade-point averages above 3.0 are honored on the Southland’s annual All-Academic teams and Commissioner’s Honor Roll. A record 979 student-athletes appeared on the honor roll following the 2012 spring semester, and total of 1,545 student-athletes earned a spot on the honor roll at the end of

the fall and spring semesters during the 2012-13 academic year. While successful on the fi elds and courts, the Southland Conference has repeatedly demonstrated its commitment to the academic and athletic success of its student-athletes. The conference continues to make great strides in the classroom. During the last seven years, no other Division I conference has improved its Academic Progress Rate as well as the Southland Conference has. In fact, in 2009-10, the Southland ranked 10th among the 31 Division I leagues in men’s basketball APR. The academic progress the league has shown ultimately leads to higher graduation rates for our student-athletes. In addition to providing expanding opportunities for student-athletes, the Southland Conference and its member institutions are very involved in various community outreach programs. Many of these programs provide positive life skills training such as academics, citizenship and leadership to school-aged students in Southland communities.

The Southland Conference Schools

Southland Conference Demographics

Southland Conference2600 Network Blvd., Suite 150Frisco, Texas 75034Phone: 972-422-9500Fax: 972-422-9225

Name Title Ext. Email

Tom Burnett Commissioner 101 [email protected]

Teri Franch Administrative Professional 100 [email protected]

Edd Henderson Assoc. Commissioner/Financial Operations 105 [email protected]

Calhoun Hipp Director of Communications 110 [email protected]

Todd Lamb Asst. Commisioner/Communications 107 [email protected]

Bruce Ludlow Assoc. Commissioner/Operations 106 [email protected]

Stephanie McDonald Assoc. Commissioner/Institutional Services 103 [email protected]

Jenny McGhee Assoc. Commissioner/External Aff airs 104 [email protected]

Chris Mycoskie Asst. Commisioner/TV & Electronic Media 109 [email protected]

Stephanie Tracy Assistant Director of Operations 113 [email protected]

School Location Population Enrollment Volleyball Arena CapacityAbilene Christian Abilene, Texas 115,930 4,558 Moody Coliseum 4,500Central Arkansas Conway, Ark. 59,000 11,107 Prince Center 400Houston Baptist Houston, Texas 2,160,821 2,200 Sharp Gym 1,000Univ. of the Incarnate Word San Antonio, Texas 1,382,951 9,188 McDermott Center 2,000Lamar Beaumont, Texas 114,000 12,999 McDonald Gym 500McNeese State Lake Charles, La. 90,000 8,175 Memorial Gym 315New Orleans New Orleans, La. 369,250 9,825 Human Performance Center 1,200Nicholls State Thibodaux, La. 15,000 6,088 Stopher Gym 3,800Northwestern State Natchitoches, La. 17,865 9,447 Prather Coliseum 3,400Oral Roberts Tulsa, Okla. 937,478 3,259 Cooper Aerobics Center 500Sam Houston State Huntsville, Texas 39,189 18,478 Bernard G. Johnson Coliseum 6,100Southeastern Louisiana Hammond, La. 20,019 15,400 University Center 7,500Stephen F. Austin Nacogdoches, Texas 32,996 12,999 Shelton Gym 600Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Corpus Christi, Texas 305,215 10,200 Dugan Wellness Center 1,200


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In 2011, Lamar mentor Jim Gilligan became the fi rst Southland coach to reach 1,200 career victories, ranking him sixth-best in the NCAA among active Division I coaches and 24th all-time. He leads an impressive list of coaches who have patrolled Southland Conference dugouts, including Mark Johnson, Mike Bianco, John Cohen, Mitch Gaspard, Smoke Laval, Butch McBroom, Pat Patterson, Tony Robichaux, Dave Van Horn and Jim Wells. The Southland also has a proud history in volleyball with former member Texas-Arlington representing the conference numerous times in the NCAA tournament, including a run to the NCAA Volleyball Final Four in 1989. Track and fi eld has also served as a proud asset for the Southland Conference as the league has produced numerous national champions and Olympic medalists. The Southland boasts 28 men and three women student-athletes who have won NCAA track and fi eld national championships, including Northwestern State’s Trecey Rew, who won the women’s discus in 2011, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi’s Shadrack Songok (10,000-meter run) in 2007 and 2008 and McNeese State’s Brad Gebauer (pole vault) in 2007. The league has also produced U.S. Olympic track and fi eld medalists Earl Bell, Thomas Hill, Al Joyner, Charles Austin, and Liudmila Litvinova, along with other Olympians. With the addition of 10 more All-Americans in 2012, the league continues to fi nd national success in both indoor and outdoor track and fi eld. In the indoor circuit, the Southland boasts 66 unique all-time All-Americans that have won a combined 11 national championships. Likewise, in the outdoor season, the league has seen 158 diff erent All-Americans, including 128 men and 30 women, who have combined to win 21 national championships. Golf has traditionally been a strong Southland sport as exemplifi ed by Lamar men’s golfer Chris Stroud, who fi nished third individually at the 2003 NCAA National Championship and is a member of the PGA Tour. Both Stroud and former Southeastern Louisiana golfer Hugo Leon competed in

the 2010 U.S. Open. Lamar alum Shawn Stefani had a pair of top seven fi nishes through the midway point of the 2013 PGA tour. The league has sent multiple teams into postseason play on numerous occasions, including in 2012 when three Southland teams – Lamar, Southeastern Louisiana and Texas-Arlington – competed in the NCAA tournament. Additionally, during the past fi ve seasons the Southland has sent 12 golfers to compete as individuals in regional play with fi ve in 2009, three more in 2010, one each in 2011 and 2012 and two in 2013. Lamar won a pair of NCAA Division II national championships in 1967 and 1968, and also produced PGA player Ronnie Black. In 2005, Lamar’s Dawie Van Der Walt fi nished fourth individually and Lamar tied for 12th place at the NCAA Men’s Golf Championship, before the Cardinals tied for ninth in 2006 and tied for third in 2007. Former Lamar golfer Casey Clendenon advanced to the semifi nals of the U.S. Amateur in 2007. In women’s tennis, Southeastern Louisiana won 46 consecutive conference matches during a four-year period that began in 2005, while in men’s tennis Texas A&M-Corpus Christi has played in the NCAA tournament fi ve times in the last seven years. The conference has increased sponsorship and championship opportunities for female student-athletes in recent years, adding women’s golf and soccer as league sports. In women’s soccer, Stephen F. Austin midfi elder Kylie Louw became the fi rst player in conference history to earn All-America honors, when she earned third-team mention by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. A member of the South Africa Olympic team during the 2012 London Olympics, she also garnered fi rst-team Academic All-America Honors from the College Sports Information Directors of America. The Ladyjacks have gone 72-12-8 (.826) in conference play during the last 10 seasons.

In women’s golf, the Southland sent two teams to 2012 NCAA regional play for the fi rst time since the league added the sport in 2002. Lamar leads all league teams with four team championships during that span. The Southland Conference has repeatedly demonstrated its commitment to the academic and athletic success of its student-athletes. With the F.L. McDonald Postgraduate Scholarship Award, the league annually honors one male and one female scholar-athlete with a stipend for postgraduate study. The Scholar-Athlete Award is given to each institution’s male and female student-athlete with the highest grade-point average. The Steve McCarty Citizenship Award, initiated in 2005-06 and named after the former Stephen F. Austin athletic director, properly recognizes accomplishments off the court for a male and female student-athlete. Also, student-athletes with grade-point averages above 3.0 are honored on the Southland’s annual All-Academic teams and Commissioner’s Honor Roll. A record 979 student-athletes appeared on the honor roll following the 2012 spring semester, and total of 1,545 student-athletes earned a spot on the honor roll at the end of

the fall and spring semesters during the 2012-13 academic year. While successful on the fi elds and courts, the Southland Conference has repeatedly demonstrated its commitment to the academic and athletic success of its student-athletes. The conference continues to make great strides in the classroom. During the last seven years, no other Division I conference has improved its Academic Progress Rate as well as the Southland Conference has. In fact, in 2009-10, the Southland ranked 10th among the 31 Division I leagues in men’s basketball APR. The academic progress the league has shown ultimately leads to higher graduation rates for our student-athletes. In addition to providing expanding opportunities for student-athletes, the Southland Conference and its member institutions are very involved in various community outreach programs. Many of these programs provide positive life skills training such as academics, citizenship and leadership to school-aged students in Southland communities.

The Southland Conference Schools

Southland Conference Demographics

Southland Conference2600 Network Blvd., Suite 150Frisco, Texas 75034Phone: 972-422-9500Fax: 972-422-9225

Name Title Ext. Email

Tom Burnett Commissioner 101 [email protected]

Teri Franch Administrative Professional 100 [email protected]

Edd Henderson Assoc. Commissioner/Financial Operations 105 [email protected]

Calhoun Hipp Director of Communications 110 [email protected]

Todd Lamb Asst. Commisioner/Communications 107 [email protected]

Bruce Ludlow Assoc. Commissioner/Operations 106 [email protected]

Stephanie McDonald Assoc. Commissioner/Institutional Services 103 [email protected]

Jenny McGhee Assoc. Commissioner/External Aff airs 104 [email protected]

Chris Mycoskie Asst. Commisioner/TV & Electronic Media 109 [email protected]

Stephanie Tracy Assistant Director of Operations 113 [email protected]

School Location Population Enrollment Volleyball Arena CapacityAbilene Christian Abilene, Texas 115,930 4,558 Moody Coliseum 4,500Central Arkansas Conway, Ark. 59,000 11,107 Prince Center 400Houston Baptist Houston, Texas 2,160,821 2,200 Sharp Gym 1,000Univ. of the Incarnate Word San Antonio, Texas 1,382,951 9,188 McDermott Center 2,000Lamar Beaumont, Texas 114,000 12,999 McDonald Gym 500McNeese State Lake Charles, La. 90,000 8,175 Memorial Gym 315New Orleans New Orleans, La. 369,250 9,825 Human Performance Center 1,200Nicholls State Thibodaux, La. 15,000 6,088 Stopher Gym 3,800Northwestern State Natchitoches, La. 17,865 9,447 Prather Coliseum 3,400Oral Roberts Tulsa, Okla. 937,478 3,259 Cooper Aerobics Center 500Sam Houston State Huntsville, Texas 39,189 18,478 Bernard G. Johnson Coliseum 6,100Southeastern Louisiana Hammond, La. 20,019 15,400 University Center 7,500Stephen F. Austin Nacogdoches, Texas 32,996 12,999 Shelton Gym 600Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Corpus Christi, Texas 305,215 10,200 Dugan Wellness Center 1,200



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SHEERASIROLAHead Coach | 11th Season | Oral Roberts ‘98

Success isn’t a new idea for Oral Roberts University volleyball head coach Sheera Sirola. After putting together one of the most decorated playing careers in the history of the Golden Eagle program, Sirola enters her 11th season at the helm of her alma mater poised to lead ORU to its second NCAA Tournament in her tenure. With a veteran roster and the momentum of 2012’s late-season surge still alive, the future of ORU Volleyball is as bright as ever under Sirola.

Having been a part of the Golden Eagle program for nearly two decades, Sirola has played an integral role through the volleyball team’s banner years. ORU has amassed a stellar 410-201 (.671) record during her 19 years as a player and a coach. Sirola helped lead ORU to eight straight NCAA Tournaments from 1995-2002, and her record as Head Coach stands at 187-126 (.597).

Sirola battled a slew of adversity in 2012, coaching ORU to a 17-15 record, and she led the Golden Eagles to the finals of the Southland Conference Tournament in their first season as league members. A brutal early-season schedule and a rash of injuries left the Golden Eagles with an 8-12 record on October 13. But Sirola rallied her troops yet again, as ORU went 9-2 over their next 11 matches. Included in that stretch were upset victories over Texas A&M-Corpus Christi and Sam Houston State in the SLC Tournament, making ORU the first No. 6 seed in league history to reach the title match. The Golden Eagles fell to host school and top seed Central Arkansas in the finals, but already Sirola had left her mark on the new league.

Individual awards, a hallmark of the Sirola Era, came rolling in at the completion of the season. Junior Bruna Silva led the SLC with 627 digs, the fifth-highest single-season mark in ORU history, and she was named SLC Libero of the Year just one season after taking home the Summit League’s top defensive award. Sheina Fernandes and Laura Taylor joined Silva on the All-Southland Conference team.

Sirola has long been known for recruiting complete student-athletes to ORU, and that manifested itself in 2012 as Sheina Fernandes was honored as ORU’s first-ever Capital One Academic All-American in the sport of volleyball. In addition to leading the Golden Eagles with 321 kills in her senior season, Fernandes posted a perfect 4.0 GPA in international business.

Though the Golden Eagles are no longer part of the Summit League, Sirola’s name is unlikely to fade away from the conference’s record books anytime soon. Sirola ended the 2011 season as the Summit League’s career leader in overall head coaching victories (170) and conference victories (99).


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Since Sirola took over as head coach in 2003, the Golden Eagles have collected conference accolades on a regular basis. In the last 10 seasons, 22 of Sirola’s players have received All-Conference recognition, including 11 first-team honorees. In 2004, Becky Dreher, a two-time First-Team All-Mid-Con selection, was named the League’s Defensive Player of the Year, while Ori Zuzic earned the Mid-Con Player of the Year honor back-to-back in 2005 and 2006. Also in 2006, Thais Parada was named Setter of the Year, while Cris Alves garnered the Defensive Player of the Year award. Silva added to ORU’s Player of the Year trophy case in 2011 with her Defensive Player of the Year award, and she followed it with SLC Libero of the Year laurels in 2012.

Sirola saw ORU through its time of Summit League (formerly Mid-Continent Conference) dominance, having been a part of every coaching staff since the Golden Eagles joined the league prior to the 1997 season. During those 15 years, the volleyball team compiled a mark of 167-45 (.788) in conference matches and posted at least 10 Summit League victories in 13 of the 15 seasons after the league expanded to a 12-game schedule in 1998.

The Golden Eagles also proved their superiority in the Summit League Tournament, as they held a 19-5 (.792) mark that included a string of 12 consecutive victories from 1997 to 2002.

The 2011 season marked a return to dominance for Sirola’s Golden Eagle program. ORU posted 20 wins on the season, including 12 Summit League victories, and they advanced to the finals of the Summit League Tournament for the first time since 2008. Sirola led ORU on a mid-season stretch where they garnered wins in 19 out of 20 matches. The Golden Eagles also took mid-season tournament titles at both Kennesaw State and McNeese State.

THE SIROLA FILEALMA MATER Oral Roberts ‘98 Physical Education

PLAYING EXPERIENCE1994-95 Oral Roberts

COACHING EXPERIENCE1996-97 Student Assistant Coach • Oral Roberts1998-2002 Assistant Coach • Oral Roberts2003-Present Head Coach • Oral Roberts

CONFERENCE PLAYERS OF THE YEAR2004 Becky Dreher Mid-Continent Conference Defensive Player of the Year2005 Ori Zuzic Mid-Continent Conference Offensive Player of the Year2006 Ori Zuzic Mid-Continent Conference Offensive Player of the Year Cris Alves Mid-Continent Conference Defensive Player of the Year Thais Parada Mid-Continent Conference Setter of the Year2008 Juliane Vieira Summit League Setter of the Year2011 Bruna Silva Summit League Defensive Player of the Year2012 Bruna Silva Southland Conference Libero of the Yea

YEAR-BY-YEARMID-CON/SUMMIT LEAGUE ERAYear Overall Conf. Conf. Tournament 2003 21-14 12-2 1-1, Finalist 2004 19-15 10-4 1-1, Finalist 2005 22-11 12-2 1-1, Finalist 2006 26-9 11-1 2-0, CHAMPIONS 2007 16-14 11-5 --- 2008 22-9 13-3 1-1, Finalist 2009 12-15 8-10 --- 2010 12-14 10-8 --- 2011 20-10 12-6 1-1, Finalist TOTAL 170-111 99-41 7-5 SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE ERA2012 17-15 11-7 2-1, Finalist TOTAL 17-15 11-7 2-1 OVERALL 187-126 110-48 9-6

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Individually, Sirola coached Silva to one of the finest seasons in program history. Just a sophomore, the Brazilian superstar amassed 673 digs, third-most in school history, and she became ORU’s first Summit League Defensive Player of the Year since 2006.

In 2008, Sirola produced her fourth 20-win season with a 22-9 overall record and a 13-3 Summit League mark en route to a second-place showing. The Golden Eagles advanced to the finals of the conference tournament before falling to North Dakota State, who posted an undefeated 16-0 mark in league play. Danjiela Novakovic and JoJo Souza earned 1st Team All-Summit League honors while Janete Ferreira and Juliane Vieira were named to the 2nd Team. Vieira was also named the League’s Setter of the Year.

The 2007 season saw two Mid-Con All-Conference selections return in Thais Parada and Jackie Oliveira as well as four non-starters from the 2006 regular-season and conference tournament championship team. Sirola picked up career win No. 100 in a five-game victory against North Dakota State.

In 2006, the Golden Eagles were able to push through and win their first Mid-Con title since 2002, a first since the arrival of Sirola. In her fourth season at the helm, Sirola posted her highest win total (26) and winning percentage (.743) ever as head coach. She led her squad to its best conference record since the 2002 season and its third 20-win season in the last four years. Sirola led her 2006 squad to the national tournament for the first time since 2002 and was named Mid-Con Coach of the Year.

THE SIROLA FILEYEAR-BY-YEAR AS PLAYERYear Overall Conf. Conf. Tournament 1994 23-8 --- --- 1995 30-3 --- --- TOTAL 53-11 (.828) --- --- YEAR-BY-YEAR AS ASSISTANT COACHYear Overall Conf. Conf. Tournament 1996 27-5 --- --- 1997 29-10 8-0 CHAMPIONS 1998 29-6 12-0 CHAMPIONS 1999 23-13 13-1 CHAMPIONS 2000 21-12 13-1 CHAMPIONS 2001 19-7 11-1 CHAMPIONS 2002 22-11 11-1 CHAMPIONS TOTAL 170-64 (.727) 68-4 (.944) YEAR-BY-YEAR AS HEAD COACHYear Overall Conf. Conf. Tournament 2003 21-14 12-2 Finalist 2004 19-15 10-4 Finalist 2005 22-11 12-2 Finalist 2006 26-9 11-1 CHAMPIONS 2007 16-14 11-5 --- 2008 22-9 13-3 Finalist 2009 12-15 8-10 --- 2010 12-14 10-8 --- 2011 20-10 12-6 Finalist 2012 17-15 11-7 Finalist 2013 --- --- --- TOTAL 187-126 (.597) 110-48 (.696)OVERALL 410-201 (.671) 178-52 (.774)MONTH-BY-MONTH AS HEAD COACH Nov./Year Aug. Sept. Oct. Dec. Ovr. 2003 1-2 8-8 6-2 6-2 21-14 2004 -- 7-9 8-2 4-4 19-15 2005 -- 7-7 10-1 5-3 22-11 2006 1-3 12-3 9-1 4-2 26-9 2007 2-3 7-4 5-5 2-2 16-14 2008 3-0 6-5 7-2 6-2 22-9 2009 3-0 3-7 4-5 2-3 12-15 2010 2-2 4-5 4-5 2-2 12-14 2011 1-3 11-1 7-2 1-4 20-10 2012 3-2 3-9 6-2 5-2 17-15 2013 --- --- --- --- --- TOTAL 16-15 68-58 66-27 37-26 187-126 (.516) (.540) (.710) (.587) (.597)SIROLA’S MILESTONE VICTORIESWIN SCORE DATE 1 Oral Roberts 3, Texas State 0 8/30/03 25 Oral Roberts 3, San Diego State 0 9/18/04 50 Oral Roberts 3, IUPUI 2 10/7/05 75 Oral Roberts 3, Oakland 0 9/30/06 88+ Oral Roberts 3, Valparaiso 2 11/18/06 100 Oral Roberts 3, North Dakota State 2 10/13/07 125 Oral Roberts 3, UMKC 1 11/16/08 144* Oral Roberts 3, Western Illinois 0 9/11/10 150 Oral Roberts 3, IUPUI 1 10/30/10 162^ Oral Roberts 3, IPFW 2 9/29/11 175 Oral Roberts 3, Southeastern Louisiana 1 9/20/12 + - Won Mid-Continent Conference Tournament Championship* - Became Summit League’s career wins leader^ - Became ORU’s career wins leader


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During her years as an ORU assistant coach (1996-2002), Sirola helped produce 23 all-conference performers. She tutored three Mid-Con Player of the Year winners, including Juliana Moser, the only player in conference history to receive the honor three times.

Despite spending just two years in a Golden Eagle uniform (1994-95), Sirola put her own personal mark on the program by establishing several season and career records that still stand today. Known for her killer jump serve, Sirola set the school’s single-season record with 99 service aces in 1994, and she led the entire NCAA with 98 aces during the 1995 season. Her career total of 197 service aces still ranks 2nd on ORU’s career charts. Sirola also ranks among ORU’s career top five in kills per game (3rd), hitting percentage (3rd), and digs per game (4th).

Sirola also found success on the soccer field while at ORU, playing four games as a defender and goalkeeper in 1995. Sirola stayed at ORU and completed her undergraduate degree in physical education in May of 1998. She then became the first volleyball player to be inducted into the ORU Athletics Hall of Fame in February of 2003.

Arkansas 1-5UALR 4-3Arkansas State 1-0Auburn 0-1Austin Peay 1-0Buffalo 1-1Butler 1-0California 0-1UC Irvine 0-1Cal Poly 0-1Canisius 1-0Centenary 16-0Central Arkansas 1-3UCF 0-1Chattanooga 1-0Chicago State 8-0Colgate 1-0Dayton 0-1Delaware State 1-0Eastern Michigan 0-1Eastern Washington 1-0FIU 0-3Fordham 0-1Fresno State 1-0Gardner-Webb 1-0Georgia Tech 0-1Hofstra 0-1Houston Baptist 1-0Idaho 0-1Idaho State 0-1Illinois State 1-0IUPUI 17-3IPFW 8-5Kansas 0-2Kansas State 0-2Kennesaw State 1-0Lamar 3-1UL-Monroe 1-0LSU 1-0Louisiana Tech 2-0Loyola (Ill.) 1-0Loyola Marymount 0-1McNeese State 3-0Milwaukee 0-1UMKC 16-2Missouri State 1-6UNLV 0-2

Nebraska 0-1NJIT 1-0New Mexico 0-1Nicholls State 3-0North Dakota State 3-10North Texas 4-2Northern Illinois 1-0Northwestern State 2-1Oakland 13-4Oklahoma 1-5Oregon State 0-2Penn 1-0Prairie View A&M 1-0Rice 1-0St. Francis (N.Y.) 1-0St. Mary’s 0-1Sam Houston State 1-2San Diego State 1-1San Francisco 1-1San Jose State 1-0South Dakota 1-1South Dakota State 6-4Southeastern Louisiana 2-0SMU 0-2Southern Utah 3-3Stephen F. Austin 0-2Stetson 1-0Stony Brook 1-0Syracuse 1-0Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 2-1UT-Arlington 3-0UTEP 2-0Texas-Pan American 2-0Texas State 1-0Texas Tech 0-1Tulsa 3-8Utah State 1-1Utah Valley 2-0Valparaiso 4-8Washington State 0-1Weber State 1-1Western Illinois 15-5Wichita State 1-4Winthrop 1-0Xavier 1-0Overall 187-126

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Jani Hagen joined the ORU staff prior to the 2003 season after spending two successful years as the head volleyball coach at Jenks High School. Hagen was named an assistant when Sheera Sirola took the helm at ORU, and the two have led the Golden Eagles to a 187-126 (.597) record over the past 10 seasons, averaging more than 18 wins per year. Hagen helped lead the Golden Eagles to a Mid-Continent Conference championship in 2006 and a 20-win season in 2011.

In 2012, Hagen was on staff as the Golden Eagles went 17-15 and advanced to the Championship Game of the Southland Conference Tournament. With Hagen as a vital member of the ORU program, the Golden Eagles won 13 games against Southland Conference opponents in their first season as league members.

Three Golden Eagles earned All-Southland Conference awards at the conclusion of the season, including hometown product Laura Taylor and fellow Brazilians Bruna Silva and Sheina Fernandes.

Hagen’s presence has added a Brazilian flavor to the Golden Eagle coaching staff, and her recruiting prowess has helped bring several Brazilians to the ORU program. In addition to Silva, current standouts Sthephanie Mab and Luara Rosa each hail from Brazil, as does 2006 Mid-Con Setter of the Year (and former Graduate Assistant Coach) Thais Parada.

Hagen has helped mentor 22 all-conference selections during her tenure as Sirola’s top assistant coach. Under Hagen’s tutelage, the Golden Eagles have produced eight conference players of the year, including a clean sweep of all three of Mid-Continent Conference’s yearly awards in 2006. The Golden Eagles captured their first conference title since 2002 that season, and Ori Zuzic (Offensive), Cris Alves (Defensive) and Parada (Setter) each won Player of the Year laurels from the Mid-Con.

Most recently, Hagen helped mold Silva into the 2011 Summit League Defensive Player of the Year, and the Rio de Janeiro native followed that up with a Southland Conference Libero of the Year trophy in 2012.

Hagen is no stranger to the Golden Eagle program, having spent her collegiate career helping the program reach unprecedented heights. The former Jani Contador played at ORU from 1995-98, teaming with

current head coach Sheera Sirola to help take the Golden Eagles to the Elite Eight of the 1995 NCAA Tournament.

During the 2002 season, Hagen led her Jenks High squad to a 37-17 record and the No. 7 spot in Oklahoma’s Class 5A rankings.

While she enjoyed her time at Jenks, Hagen’s dream was always to return to her alma mater and continue the grand tradition of ORU volleyball. One of Hagen’s main duties at ORU is to aid with the overseas recruiting, especially in her native Brazil, and she is a key component in every aspect of the Golden Eagle program.

Originally from Sao Paulo, Brazil, Hagen married former ORU golfer Paul Hagen (1997-98) on September 16, 2000. She graduated from ORU in 1999 with a degree in recreation administration.

JANIHAGENAssistant Coach | 11th Season | Oral Roberts ‘99

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To say Mike Carter had his work cut out for him when he accepted the director of athletics position at Oral Roberts University on Nov. 7, 1994, is quite an understatement. It was hard enough for Carter to leave a successful business and sports law practice to embark on a career change. Combined with the fact ORU was just beginning its second year back to active NCAA Division I status with only three full-time support personnel and no conference affiliation, and his endeavor was even more challenging.

However, nearly 20 years later, it’s clear that Carter’s guidance - along with a strong commitment to athletics by the University - has led the department to dramatic enhancements and unprecedented success. His leadership earned him 2011-12 Division I Central Region Under Armour AD of the Year honors.

Under Carter’s leadership, the department is now properly staffed with support personnel. During his tenure he has developed positions in athletic development, business administration, compliance, academic services, sports medicine, strength training, marketing and media relations. All of these support services have proven to be necessary for ORU to compete successfully in today’s world of Division I athletics.

Another key component in ORU’s athletic success was acceptance into the Summit League (formerly the Mid-Continent Conference) on July 1, 1997. The affiliation came after years of hard work and dedication by Carter and University leaders. Beginning in 2012-13, Carter leads ORU into a new age as the department joins the Southland Conference.

While in the Summit League, the Golden Eagles were a perennial favorite for the league’s Commissioner’s Cup, awarded to the league’s best athletic department. ORU captured nine Cups in 15 years. Over the past 15 years the Golden Eagles have totaled 75 NCAA Tournament appearances, two NIT appearances, three WNIT appearances, 84 All-America selections, and three Olympians. In 2008, Andretti Bain became ORU’s first national champion in any sport when he captured NCAA titles in both the indoor and outdoor 400 meters. Bain went on to win a silver medal at the Beijing Olympics as part of the Bahamas 4x400 meter relay team. Pole vaulter Jack Whitt became the second National Champion, winning the 2012 Outdoor Pole Vault Championship.

ORU’s athletic success hasn’t just been limited to wins on the field. The Golden Eagles have been extremely successful in the classroom as well, earning an overall GPA of 3.0 or better in 14 out of the last 15 years. Part of the reason for those honors was Carter’s creation of the Eli Academic Learning Center, one of the many facility upgrades he has directed. Others include the construction and/or improvement of the volleyball, baseball, basketball and soccer facilities that have assured ORU’s athletic facilities can rival most NCAA Division I universities.

Yet, Carter isn’t resting on his laurels. New men’s and women’s basketball locker rooms, women’s basketball offices and a sports medicine facility in the Mabee Center have been constructed. ORU opened the Golden Eagle Sports Complex in 2006, a multi-purpose facility located at J.L. Johnson Stadium which features a 2,500-square foot strength and conditioning center; the Grand Slam Room; and new offices for the baseball coaching staff. A 35,000-square foot indoor practice facility opened as part of the Golden Eagle Sports Complex in the summer of 2009. The Mabee Center basketball arena received a new state-of-the-art video scoreboard in the fall of 2008, cementing its place as the finest arena in the Southland Conference..

Carter and his wife, Paula have two grown children, Lizz and Cason, and two grandchildren. They are also the parents of late son, Scott, who died in December 1993 of childhood cancer.

ORU ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

MIKE CARTERDirector of Athletics | 20th Season

ASSISTANT COACH JANI HAGEN | DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS MIKE CARTER



RHONDAFOWLERAssociate AD/Senior Woman Administrator | 28th Season

Rhonda Fowler, currently the Associate Athletic Director for Business and Senior Woman Administrator, has served the Oral Roberts University Athletics Department for more than 25 years.

Fowler served as the manager of the ORU Athletic Ticket Office from 1974-86, then returned to the University in September of 1997 as Athletic Business Administrator. In between, she worked in the corporate sector as a certified legal analyst.

In January of 2000, Fowler was promoted to her current position of Associate Athletic Director of Business, and Senior Woman Administrator. In the role, Fowler is responsible for all athletic personnel budgets and financial matters, including arranging team travel for each sport.

As the Senior Woman Administrator, Fowler is the highest-ranking

woman in the Golden Eagle Athletic Department, and she ensures the representation of female student-athlete interests on the campus of ORU, in the Southland Conference and on the national level.


SCOTTHIGGINSAssociate AD • Marketing | 15th Season

Scott Higgins joined the ORU Athletic Department in February of 2000 after a three-year stint as a sports anchor for KOTV, Channel 6.

At ORU, Higgins oversees the athletic department’s marketing efforts, which include ticket sales, advertising, radio and television packages, game operations and sponsorships.

As part of his duties, Higgins also hosts the ORU Sports Report television show, which airs weekly on KGEB Channel 53 in Tulsa and around the world on ORU’s digital media platforms.

Higgins is the Southland Conference representative for the National Association of Collegiate Marketing Administrators and is a member of the Rotary Club of Tulsa.

A longtime Tulsa resident, Higgins graduated from Jenks High School

in 1983 and graduated Magna Cum Laude from Oklahoma State University in 1987 with a bachelor’s degree in Radio/TV/Film – News and Public Affairs.

Higgins anchored sportscasts in Joplin, Mo., and Las Vegas before returning to Tulsa in 1997.

Higgins married the former Dawn Burmaster in 1987. They live in Tulsa and have three sons, Troy, Sean and Ryan.


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RALPHMANNINGAssociate AD • Compliance | 8th Season

The 2013-14 school year will mark Ralph Manning’s eighth full year as Associate Athletic Director for Compliance at ORU. Manning came to ORU after spending two years as the Executive Director of the NSU Foundation and Director of Development at Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Okla.

Manning has more than 30 years experience as both a coach and administrator at the collegiate level. Prior to his time at NSU, Manning spent 12 years at the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga, serving in a variety of roles. From 1990-96, Manning was both head wrestling coach and Compliance Coordinator at UTC.

Manning also served one year as NCAA Compliance Specialist at UTC and was later elevated to Assistant Athletic Director for Academics and Compliance.

Before his service at UTC, Manning spent four years (1986-90) as an assistant wrestling coach at Clemson University, and was head wrestling coach at Indiana State for two years (1985-86).

Prior to ISU, Manning spent five seasons as head coach at South Dakota State University, producing seven Division II All-Americans. Manning also served head coaching stints at Central University of Iowa (1978-81) and Northeast Missouri State University (1976-78).

Manning received an undergraduate degree in Physical Education from the University of Nebraska in 1974, and earned a Master’s degree in Physical Education at Northeast Missouri State University in 1978.

Manning and his wife, Vicki, have four children.


SEANDOLANAssociate AD • Development | 2nd Season

Sean Dolan joined the ORU staff in October, 2012, as the Associate Athletic Director for Development.

Dolan directs capital fundraising, major gifts and other sources of revenue generation and strategic initiatives for the Golden Eagles.

“I am very excited to be joining the athletics department at Oral Roberts University,” said Dolan upon his hiring. “I appreciate Mike Carter giving me this opportunity and I look forward to being part of such a successful department.”

Prior to joining the staff at ORU, Dolan was the Director of Project Management for Builders Steel and Crane Company, managing projects in excess of five million dollars. Dolan also spent time working with Cedar Ridge Country Club, and the Golf Club of Oklahoma, assisting in various operations of the clubs.

“When I began the hiring process for this position, I was looking for a high-character person who knew Tulsa and was connected in this community,” said Carter. “I believe we found exactly that person in Sean. He is a great fit for our department and we are happy to have him join our staff.”

Dolan is the secretary/treasurer of the Cedar Ridge Country Club board, and also serves as the president of the Broken Arrow Youth Basketball Association. He also served as a co-chair for the Sooner Chapter Cystic Fibrosis Charity Golf Tournament from 2006-2012, helping raise more than 1.4 million dollars.

Along with his wife of 19 years, Jeni, Dolan has three kids, Brady (16), Logan (12) and Peyton (6).




RICHARDMcCUTCHENAssistant AD • Marketing | 7th Season

Richard McCutchen is in his seventh season with the Oral Roberts University athletic department and his second as the Assistant Athletic Director for Marketing. In his role, McCutchen coordinates and executes all in-game promotional activities for Golden Eagle home events, and he is instrumental in the athletic department’s efforts to develop and manage sponsorship opportunities.

McCutchen has played an integral role in the transformation of ORU athletic marketing efforts since he arrived on campus in January of 2007. The Tulsa native created ORU’s first Game Operations Marketing Plan consulted the department during its purchase of a new center-hung Mabee Center video scoreboard and dramatically increased the amount of in-game giveaways and promotions at ORU athletic events.

In his new role as Assistant Athletic Director, McCutchen coordinates all of the athletic department’s marketing efforts, promoting the

Golden Eagle brand inside of the stadium, across the ORU campus and throughout the city of Tulsa. He also manages the department’s ticketing operations and continues to oversee game day marketing operations.

Prior to joining the ORU athletic department, McCutchen served as a Marketing Services Coordinator for the New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets of the National Basketball Association. In his role with the Hornets, McCutchen planned and executed all in-arena promotional events, managed the team’s marketing staff and coordinated several community outreach programs. McCutchen was a vital member of the staff as the Hornets built community goodwill, laying the groundwork for the Oklahoma City Thunder to relocate to the city in 2008.

McCutchen is a 2005 graduate of Oklahoma State University, where he earned his B.S. in business administration.


KYLEJONESAssistant AD • Academics | 8th Season

Kyle Jones is in his sixth year serving as the Assistant Athletic Director for Academics at Oral Roberts University and his eighth season overall at the school.

His current responsibilities include overseeing the academic progress of the student-athletes, acting as a liaison between professors and the athletic department and overseeing the Life Skills/community service component of the athletic department.

Prior to his role in Athletic Academics Jones served for two years as the Assistant Director of Compliance at ORU under Associate AD Ralph Manning.

Before returning to his alma mater in the fall of 2006, Jones was the head men and women’s golf coach at Mars Hill College in Mars Hill, N.C., from 2004-2006.

Prior his time at Mars Hill, in addition to owning a business, Jones was the golf coach at Asheville Christian Academy and was an assistant coach for the men’s soccer team at Owen High School in Black Mountain, N.C.

Jones earned a Bachelors of Arts in History from ORU in 2001 and a Masters of Management from ORU in 2009. He lives in Tulsa with his wife, the former Allison Linder (ORU ‘01), their daughter Caroline and son Hayden.


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TERRYUNRUHFaculty Athletics Representative | 17th Season

In his 17th year as ORU’s NCAA faculty representative, Terry Unruh ensures the academic integrity and institutional control of the Oral Roberts University athletic department. He serves as the liaison between ORU’s athletic department and academic faculty, and he assists all Golden Eagle student-athletes in their academic endeavors.

Unruh is an assistant professor of accounting at ORU, where he has been teaching since 1980. He served on several committees, and has been co-advisor for the Accounting Society since 1980.

Unruh also serves as a faculty advisor for ORU’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, guiding student-athlete leaders as they volunteer in service projects and shape the athletic experience at ORU.

In the 1983-84, 1989-90, and 2003-04 academic years, Unruh was named Oral Roberts University’s Outstanding Faculty Member.

From 1978-80, he was a baseball coach, faculty sponsor for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and an accounting instructor at Friends University in Wichita, Kan.

Unruh is a certified public accountant who earned his B.S. and M.B.A. from ORU. From 1974-77, he pitched for the ORU baseball team.

Unruh has been married since 1977 to the former Kim Clift. They have one child, 19-year-old Andrea.


BRETTSCOTTDirector of Marketing | 2nd Season

Sean Dolan joined the ORU staff in October, 2012, as the Associate Athletic Director for Development.

Dolan directs capital fundraising, major gifts and other sources of revenue generation and strategic initiatives for the Golden Eagles.

“I am very excited to be joining the athletics department at Oral Roberts University,” said Dolan upon his hiring. “I appreciate Mike Carter giving me this opportunity and I look forward to being part of such a successful department.”

Prior to joining the staff at ORU, Dolan was the Director of Project Management for Builders Steel and Crane Company, managing projects in excess of five million dollars. Dolan also spent time working with Cedar Ridge Country Club, and the Golf Club of Oklahoma, assisting in various operations of the clubs.

“When I began the hiring process for this position, I was looking for a high-character person who knew Tulsa and was connected in this community,” said Carter. “I believe we found exactly that person in Sean. He is a great fit for our department and we are happy to have him join our staff.”

Dolan is the secretary/treasurer of the Cedar Ridge Country Club board, and also serves as the president of the Broken Arrow Youth Basketball Association. He also served as a co-chair for the Sooner Chapter Cystic Fibrosis Charity Golf Tournament from 2006-2012, helping raise more than 1.4 million dollars.

Along with his wife of 19 years, Jeni, Dolan has three kids, Brady (16), Logan (12) and Peyton (6).




JOHNJOSLINDirector of Sports Medicine | 6th Season

John Joslin has been at ORU since 2008 and he is in his sixth athletic season as the school’s Director of Sports Medicine. Joslin supervises all athletic training and sports medicine efforts for each of ORU’s 16 intercollegiate athletic teams. During the winter season, Joslin travels with ORU’s men’s basketball team, and he is often present at ORU home events in every sport.

Joslin came to ORU after spending the previous three years as Head Athletic Trainer for the Tulsa 66ers of the NBA Developmental League.

A 1988 graduate of the University of Tulsa, Joslin worked at EOOC for 20 years, where was responsible for patient education, outreach programs for local high schools and contract event coverage. He also assisted athletic training students during clinical rotations.

Joslin gained valuable experience as Head Athletic Trainer for the Tulsa

Ambush of the National Professional Soccer League from 1991-1992. He also served an internship with the New England Patriots of the National Football League in 1986.

A member of the National Athletic Trainers Association and the former chairman of the Oklahoma Athletic Trainers Association (1997-2005), Joslin is certified by the Oklahoma State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision, as well as the NATA.

Joslin has a daughter, Mikayla, a stepson, Brandon, and a granddaughter, Cheyenne.

ORU ATHLETIC TRAINING STAFF

RYANFRANKVolleyball Athletic Trainer | 3rd Season

Ryan Frank is in his third season as a Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer with the ORU Sports Medicine Department. Frank is the primary athletic trainer for the Golden Eagle volleyball, cross country and track & field teams and is responsible for the medical care of each ORU student-athlete under his supervision.

Frank provides on-site care at ORU practice sessions and athletic events both at home and on the road, communicating with team coaches and physicians to ensure the best possible care for ORU student-athletes. He also assists Golden Eagle student-athletes with injury prevention and rehabilitation.

Frank came to ORU from the University of Northern Colorado, where he graduated from in 2011 with a B.S. in Athletic Training. As a student, Frank gained clinical athletic training experience with 19 sports at the NCAA Division I level, while also serving clinical rotations at the

Medical Arts Centre of Windsor and Windsor High School. White at Northern Colorado, Frank was a Dean’s List student and a Colorado Student Grant recipient.

Frank has volunteered as an on-site athletic trainer at several high-profile events during his career, including the NCAA Division I Western Regional Wrestling Tournament in 2009. He has also served at several summer camps at both Northern Colorado and Colorado State.

Frank is a Student-Certified Member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association and a Licensed Athletic Trainer with the Oklahoma State Board of Medical Licensure.

Frank is currently pursuing at M.Ed. in Education Administration at ORU, with an emphasis in Christian School Administration. He is on track to graduate in May of 2014.


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ADAMHERMANNDirector of Sports Performance | 3rd Season

Adam Hermann is in his third season with the Oral Roberts University athletic department. Hermann was hired just prior to the 2011-12 competition year as ORU’s Director of Sports Performance.

Hermann came to ORU from Central Michigan University, where he served as the Associate Director of Strength and Conditioning, working mainly with men’s and women’s basketball, volleyball, baseball and softball. He also designed and directed the nutrition education program for the Olympic sports teams while at CMU.

Hermann was a part of the athletic department at former Summit League rival North Dakota State from 2004-10, working as both a graduate assistant and the assistant strength and conditioning coach. While at NDSU he worked with each of the Bison athletic teams, including the national powerhouse football program.

Hermann graduated from Northern Michigan University with a B.S. in health education. Hermann has his Level 1 Sports Performance Certification by the National Strength and Conditioning Association. He is adult CPR certified and earned Bronze Level Coach status with USA wrestling in 2001.

ORU SPORTS PERFORMANCE STAFF

BRADLEYRUHANENAssistant Director of Sports Performance | 3rd Season

Bradley Ruhanen is in his third season as the Assistant Director of Sports Performance at Oral Roberts University. Ruhanen came to ORU in September of 2011, joining the Golden Eagles from former Summit League rival North Dakota State. While at NDSU, Ruhanen was a graduate assistant and worked with the Bison football, men’s golf, the men’s and women’s track & field, wrestling and softball programs.

Before going to NDSU, Ruhanen was the Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach at NCAA Division II member Michigan Technological University for one year. Ruhanen also has experience as a graduate assistant football coach.

Ruhanen graduated from Michigan Tech with a degree in management information systems after finishing up a four-year playing career as a wide receiver, kick returner and punt returner on the Huskies’ football team. He was the team captain and named the squad’s

most outstanding freshman during the 2002 season. An outstanding student, Ruhanen was twice named to the GLIAC All-Academic team.

Ruhanen has reached Level 1 Sports Performance Certification through the USAW and is CPR/AED certified.

ORU ATHLETIC TRAINING STAFF | ORU SPORTS PERFORMANCE STAFF



RYANFOLMARHead Coach • Baseball

SCOTTSUTTONHead Coach • Men’s Basketball

LANCEWATSONHead Coach • Men’s & Women’s Golf

JOEDIALHead Coach • Men’s & Women’s Track & Field

EVANBLACKBURNHead Coach • Cross Country

RYANBUSHHead Coach • Men’s Soccer

ROGERBUSHHead Coach • Women’s Soccer

MISTICUSSENHead Coach • Women’s Basketball

MARKMILNERHead Coach • Men’s Tennis

BEVERLYDAWSONHead Coach • Women’s Tennis

KENDRACORLEYDirector of Academics • Eligibility

JOSHUADREHERAssistant Athletic Trainer

EMILYCALDERAssistant Athletic Trainer

ELIZABETHMIDDLETONDirector of Compliance

SHANDASAMPSONAdministrative Assistant • Athletics

STACEYWILLIAMSAdministrative Assistant • Basketball

ERICSCOTTMedia Relations Assistant

BRIANNHIRAMedia Relations Student Assistant

JORDANJONESMedia Relations Student Assistant

ANASTACIAKREIDERMedia Relations Student Assistant

BROOKESDOWLERMedia Relations Student Assistant

DEBBIEGIMLINAdministrative Assistant • Golden Eagle Club


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NUMERICAL ROSTER# Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown High School Previous College 1 McKenna Qualls OH 5-9 Fr. Edmond, Okla. Edmond Memorial HS 2 Sthephanie Mab S 5-8 Sr. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Centro Educacional Hannibal LaGrange Univ. 3 Lauren Winslow S 5-7 Fr. Oklahoma City, Okla. Christian Heritage Academy 5 Caroline Arnould MB 5-8 So. Tulsa, Okla. Victory Christian School 6 Jessica Pancratz MB 6-0 Sr. Tulsa, Okla. Home-schooled 7 Kylie Johnson OH 5-10 So. Broken Arrow, Okla. Union HS 8 Nika Mostahinic OH 5-8 Fr. Porec, Croatia Mate Balota HS 9 Bruna Silva DS/L 5-8 Sr. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Colegio Salesiano Santa Rosa 10 Sofia Redden DS 5-8 Fr. Broken Arrow, Okla. Augustine Christian Academy 11 Sara Pope OH 5-11 Jr. Jenks, Okla. Jenks HS Univ. of Albany 12 Jovana Poljasevic MB 5-10 So. Brcko, Bosnia Vaso Pelagic Gymnasium 13 Sadie Schaffner RS 6-3 So. Bartlesville, Okla. Bartlesville HS 14 Laura Taylor S 5-10 Sr. Broken Arrow, Okla. Union HS 15 Luara Rosa RS 5-8 R-Sr. Sao Paulo, Brazil Prof. Wolny De Carvalho Ramos HS UT-Brownsville

# Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown High School Previous College 5 Caroline Arnould MB 5-8 So. Tulsa, Okla. Victory Christian School 7 Kylie Johnson OH 5-10 So. Broken Arrow, Okla. Union HS 2 Sthephanie Mab S 5-8 Sr. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Centro Educacional Hannibal LaGrange Univ. 8 Nika Mostahinic OH 5-8 Fr. Porec, Croatia Mate Balota HS 6 Jessica Pancratz MB 6-0 Sr. Tulsa, Okla. Home-schooled 12 Jovana Poljasevic MB 5-10 So. Brcko, Bosnia Vaso Pelagic Gymnasium 11 Sara Pope OH 5-11 Jr. Jenks, Okla. Jenks HS Univ. of Albany 1 McKenna Qualls OH 5-9 Fr. Edmond, Okla. Edmond Memorial HS 10 Sofia Redden DS 5-8 Fr. Broken Arrow, Okla. Augustine Christian Academy 15 Luara Rosa RS 5-8 R-Sr. Sao Paulo, Brazil Prof. Wolny De Carvalho Ramos HS UT-Brownsville 13 Sadie Schaffner RS 6-3 So. Bartlesville, Okla. Bartlesville HS 9 Bruna Silva DS/L 5-8 Sr. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Colegio Salesiano Santa Rosa 14 Laura Taylor S 5-10 Sr. Broken Arrow, Okla. Union HS 3 Lauren Winslow S 5-7 Fr. Oklahoma City, Okla. Christian Heritage Academy

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Sheera SirolaAssistant Coach Jani Hagen

PRONUNCIATION GUIDESHEERA SIROLA SHEER-uh sir-OH-luhJANI Hagen JZAH-neeSTHEPHANIE MAB STEF-uh-nee MAHBNIKA MOSTAHINIC NEE-kuh MAHS-tuh-HEN-ichJOVANA POLJASEVIC YO-vun-uh pol-JAH-seh-vichLUARA Rosa loo-AHR-uhSadie SCHAFFNER SHAHF-ner


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STARTERS RETURNING (4)Name Pos. Cl. SP K/Set HIT% D/Set A/Set Blk/Set Kylie Johnson OH So. 111 0.70 .086 2.40 0.58 0.09 Jessica Pancratz MB Sr. 120 1.87 .232 0.39 0.19 1.36 Bruna Silva DS/L Sr. 120 0.04 .235 5.22 0.68 0.00 Laura Taylor S Sr. 120 1.11 .290 1.88 9.91 0.61 OTHER LETTERWINNERS RETURNING (4)Name Pos. Cl. SP K/Set HIT% D/Set A/Set Blk/Set Sthephanie Mab S Sr. 48 0.00 .000 1.69 0.40 0.00 Jovana Poljasevic MB So. 5 0.60 .333 0.20 0.20 0.00 Sadie Schaffner RS So. 71 2.04 .208 0.48 0.06 0.79 Luara Rosa RS R-Sr. 92 1.37 .122 1.85 0.23 0.41 NEWCOMERS (6)Name Pos. Cl. Hometown Previous School McKenna Qualls OH Fr. Edmond, Okla. Edmond Memorial HS Lauren Winslow S Fr. Oklahoma City, Okla. Christian Heritage Academy Caroline Arnould MB So. Tulsa, Okla. Victory Christian School Nika Mostahinic OH Fr. Porec, Croatia Mate Balota HS Sofia Redden DS Fr. Broken Arrow, Okla. Augustine Christian Academy Sara Pope OH Jr. Jenks, Okla. Univ. of Albany STARTERS LOST (3)Name Pos. Cl. SP K/Set HIT% D/Set A/Set Blk/Set Sheina Fernandes MB --- 120 2.67 .350 0.88 0.22 1.23 Joana Gruber OH/MH --- 107 2.06 .164 1.91 0.16 0.71 Tatum Fredeen OH --- 108 2.44 .162 0.56 0.04 0.50 OTHER LETTERWINNERS LOST (2)Name Pos. Cl. SP K/Set HIT% D/Set A/Set Blk/Set Olivia Ophus OH --- 51 0.04 .000 1.94 0.06 0.00 Shelby Robb DS --- 19 1.05 .110 0.11 0.00 0.42

RETURNERS & NEWCOMERS

GOLDEN EAGLES BY POSITIONOutside Hitter 4Johnson, Mostahinic, Pope, Qualls Middle Blocker 3Arnould, Pancratz, Poljasevic Right Side 2Rosa, Schaffner Defensive Specialist/Libero 2Redden, Silva Setter 3Mab, Taylor, Winslow

GOLDEN EAGLES BY STATEOklahoma 9Arnould, Johnson, Pancratz, Pope, Qualls, Redden,Schaffner, Taylor, Winslow ---

Bosnia & Herzegovina 1Poljasevic Brazil 3Mab, Rosa, Silva Croatia 1Mostahinic

GOLDEN EAGLES BY CLASSSeniors 5Mab, Pancratz, Rosa, Silva, Taylor Juniors 1Pope Sophomores 4Arnould, Johnson, Poljasevic, Schaffner Freshmen 4Mostahinic, Qualls, Redden, Winslow

GOLDEN EAGLES BY HEIGHT5-7 Winslow5-8 Arnould Mab Mostahinic Redden Rosa Silva5-9 Qualls5-10 Johnson Poljasevic Taylor5-11 Pope6-0 Pancratz6-3 Schaffner

GOLDEN EAGLES BY CATEGORY

2013 GOLDEN EAGLE ROSTER | 2013 ROSTER BREAKDOWN

FRONT ROW (L-R): Lauren Winslow, Caroline Arnould, Nika Mostahinic, Bruna Silva, McKenna Qualls, Luara Rosa, Sthephanie Mab, Sofia ReddenBACK ROW (L-R): Jovana Poljasevic, Sara Pope, Jessica Pancratz, Assistant Coach Jani Hagen, Head Coach Sheera Sirola, Athletic Trainer Ryan Frank, Sadie Schaffner, Kylie Johnson, Laura Taylor, Manager Rebecca Roe


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STHEPHANIEMAB

#2Senior | Setter | 5-8 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Hannibal LaGrange Univ.

2012 • JUNIORParticipated in 48 sets in her second season with the Golden Eagles... Tallied 81 digs, averaging 1.69 digs per set... Added 19 assists on the season... Missed the first 13 matches of the season but made her season debut against Southeastern Louisiana (9/20), registering nine digs... Added seven digs in a victory over Nicholls State (9/22) and eight in a loss to Northwestern State (9/29)... Came through with a season-high 13 digs and five assists in a win over Central Arkansas (10/23)... Added a dozen digs against Sam Houston State (10/25)... Registered three digs in the Southland Conference Championship Match against Central Arkansas (11/18).

2011 • SOPHOMORE• Summit League All-Academic Team selection

Missed the season’s first nine matches with a shoulder injury but was one of ORU’s most reliable defensive players after joining the active roster... Finished the season with 145 digs in 79 games... Recorded double-digit digs in six matches, with a season-high of 16 against IUPUI (10/22)... Also served as the team’s secondary setter, finishing third on the club with 63 set assists... Recorded a season-high 18 assists against Oakland (10/28)... Finished with five digs in the Summit League Championship finals against North Dakota State (11/19).

PRIOR TO ORUSpent her freshman year at Hannibal LaGrange University in Hannibal, Mo... Played in 68 sets as a rookie, tallying 17 kills and 304 assists... Averaged 4.47 assists per set, second- best on the team... Also chipped in 1.75 digs per set... Named the best setter in 2009 at her prep school, Centro Educacional.

PERSONALDaughter of Mônica de Castro and Augusto César... Brothers Israel and Matheus play basketball in Brazil and mother, Mônica was a volleyball player... Majoring in international business at ORU.

ATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING SP K K/S E TA Pct. A A/S SA SE SA/S RE DIG DIG/S BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2011 79 3 0.04 1 13 .154 63 0.80 0 0 0.00 10 145 1.84 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 2012 48 0 0.00 0 2 .000 19 0.40 0 0 0.00 5 81 1.69 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 CAREER 127 3 0.02 1 15 .133 82 0.65 0 0 0.00 15 226 1.78 0 0 0 0.00 0 1

MAB’S ORU CAREER STATISTICS

#2 STHEPHANIE MAB


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JESSICAPANCRATZ

#6Senior | Middle Blocker | 6-0 | Tulsa, Okla. | Home-schooled

2012 • JUNIOR• Mean Green Invitational All-Tournament Team selection• Southland Conference Commissioner’s Fall Academic Honor Roll selection

Hit her stride as a junior, playing in all 120 sets... Led the Southland Conference with 163 total blocks, at a 1.36 blocks per set average... Finished 25th in NCAA Division I in blocks per set... Her 163 total blocks marked the 4th-highest single-season total in ORU history, while her 1.36 average was the program’s 2nd-highest single-season mark... Also added 224 kills, averaging 1.87 kills per set... Ranked 15th in the Southland Conference with a .232 hitting percentage... Led ORU in kills three times... Had a monster weekend at the season-opening UB Invitational, tallying 22 total blocks in three matches... Set a then-career high with seven block assists in the opener, against San Jose State (8/24)... Matched her career highs with five digs, one solo block and seven block assists against Buffalo (8/25)... Broke her career high again with eight block assists against Missouri State (8/30).... Matched a career high with 14 kills against Austin Peay (9/1)... Came back with 13 kills later in the day against No. 11 Dayton (9/1) Tallied another seven-block performance against Tulsa (9/4)... Led ORU with a career-high 14 kills and five total blocks against Eastern Michigan (9/8)... Tallied another eight kills, hit .500 and tallied two solo blocks

against Lamar (10/4)... Matched a career high with eight total blocks against Central Arkansas (10/13) and again in a victory over Stephen F. Austin (11/8)... Blasted a dozen kills in ORU’s home finale, a win over Northwestern State (11/10)... Tallied nine kills and eight blocks in the SLC Championship Match, against Central Arkansas (11/18).

2011 • SOPHOMORE• Summit League Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence honoree• Summit League All-Academic Team selection• Summit League Distinguished Scholar

Matured into one of ORU’s best at-the-net defensive players as a sophomore... Played in 111 games and finished with 184 kills... Finished 3rd on the team in total blocks, with 70, including 13 solo efforts... Set a career high with five total blocks against Arkansas (8/30) and matched it with five against North Dakota State (11/3)... Also put up several quality offensive efforts, including a career-high 14-kill performance in a win over Southern Utah (9/19)... Led the team in kills once, with a 12-kill effort against IUPUI (10/22)... Set a career best with five digs against McNeese State (9/10) and added 13 kills in the same contest.

2010 • FRESHMANAppeared in 29 sets in her rookie outing with ORU...

ATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING SP K K/S E TA Pct. A A/S SA SE SA/S RE DIG DIG/S BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2010 29 40 1.38 21 91 .209 8 0.28 5 2 0.17 0 15 0.52 4 11 15 0.52 1 0 2011 111 184 1.66 79 455 .231 25 0.23 1 2 0.01 3 36 0.32 13 57 70 0.63 6 42012 120 224 1.87 93 565 .232 23 0.19 1 2 0.01 2 47 0.39 18 145 163 1.36 3 2 CAREER 260 448 1.72 193 1111 .230 56 0.22 7 6 0.03 5 98 0.38 35 213 248 0.95 10 6

PANCRATZ’S CAREER STATISTICS

Tallied 40 kills on 91 attempts for a .209 hitting percentage... Ranked third on the team with four solo blocks… Finished the year with 15 combined blocks, 15 digs and eight assists... Racked up back-to-back matches with double-digit kills, when she logged 10 against Centenary (10/2) and 11 against IPFW (10/8)... Posted a season-best .615 hitting percentage in the Centenary match, with only two attack errors.

PRIOR TO ORUWas home-schooled prior to joining the ORU program

PERSONALDaughter of Chris and Jeri Pancratz... Majoring in environmental sustainibility at ORU.

#6 JESSICA PANCRATZ


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KYLIEJOHNSON

#7Sophomore | Outside Hitter | 5-10 | Broken Arrow, Okla. | Union HS

2012 • FRESHMANMade an instant impact in her rookie season, participating in 111 sets... Tallied 78 kills and 266 digs on the season... Ranked 2nd on the team and 22nd in the Southland Conference with 2.40 digs per set, the 4th-highest mark among SLC freshmen... Also tallied 21 service aces and 10 total blocks... Made her collegiate debut against San Jose State (8/24), tallying two kills and eight digs... Had a breakout performance with seven kills, 12 digs, three assists and three blocks (one solo) against Missouri State (8/30)... Came through with 13 digs against UALR (8/31)... Cracked the double-digit kill plateau with 11 against Eastern Michigan (9/8) to go with eight digs... Nearly had a double-double with nine kills and nine digs against Southeastern Louisiana (9/20)... Notched her first career double-double with 14 digs and a career-best 12 assists against Northwestern State (9/29)... Added 17 digs against Central Arkansas (10/13)... Topped the 20-dig plateau for the first time with 22 against Sam Houston State (10/25)... Led the squad with 16 digs in a sweep victory over Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (10/27)... Posted 14 digs in an SLC Tournament Quarterfinal win over Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (11/16) and 10 in an SLC semifinal win over Sam Houston (11/17)... Finished her freshman season with eight digs in the SLC Championship Match against Central Arkansas (11/18).

HIGH SCHOOLWas a four-year letter-winner for Head Coach Chadd McKee at Union High School... Teamed with ORU teammate Laura Taylor to lead Union High School to a conference title and an OSSAA Class 6A runner-up finish in 2009, when Union won 29 matches... Participated on Region Championship teams in each of her four seasons at Union... Named an All-Conference performer in each of her final three seasons including 2011, when she was named Frontier Valley Conference Player of the Year... Earned All-State honors in 2010 and 2011... Tallied 1,243 assists, 187 digs and 171 kills as a senior... Participated in the OSSAA Large School All-State Game... Played for Club ONE Volleyball, where she teamed with ORU teammate Sadie Schaffner.

PERSONALFull name is Kylie Brenn Johnson... Native of Ontario, Calif... Daughter of Dan and Cheryllyn Johnson... Studying advertising at ORU... Chose ORU over North Texas, Texas Tech, Colorado State and Wichita State... Hobbies include singing and writing.

JOHNSON’S CAREER STATISTICS ATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING SP K K/S E TA Pct. A A/S SA SE SA/S RE DIG DIG/S BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2012 111 78 0.70 51 315 .086 64 0.58 21 15 0.19 24 266 2.40 1 9 10 0.09 0 2 CAREER 111 78 0.70 51 315 .086 64 0.58 21 15 0.19 24 266 2.40 1 9 10 0.09 0 2

#7 KYLIE JOHNSON


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BRUNASILVA

#9Senior | Libero | 5-8 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Colegio Salesiano Santa Rosa

2012 • JUNIOR• Southland Conference Libero of the Year• 1st Team All-Southland Conference selection• SLC All-Tounament Team selection• Preseason 1st Team All-SLC selection• UB Invitational All-Tournament Team• 1st Team Southland Conference All-Academic Team selection• Southland Conference Commissioner’s Fall Academic Honor Roll selection• Southland Conference Defensive Player of the Week (9/3 & 11/12)

Wore the libero’s shirt for all 120 sets as a junior... Became the second player in ORU history to win multiple conference defensive player of the year trophies... Led the Southland Conference with 627 digs, averaging 5.22 digs per set... Finished 39th in NCAA Division I in digs per set... Her 627-dig total was the 5th-highest single-season mark in ORU history... Ended the season with 1,629 digs, 2nd-highest on ORU’s career list heading into her final season... Led ORU in digs in 30 of the team’s 32 matches... Racked up 26 digs in the season-opening victory over San Jose State (8/24)... Became the first ORU student-athlete to win an SLC weekly award when she was named Defensive Player of the Week on 9/3... Collected 27 digs, including 13 in the first set, against Tulsa (9/4)... Collected 29 digs and matched a career high with six assists against Eastern Michigan (9/8)... Set a season-high with 32 digs against Southeastern Louisiana (9/22)... Had 24 digs against Northwestern

State (9/29)... Matched a season-high with 32 digs against Sam Houston State (10/25)... Set a career high with nine assists in a win over Stephen F. Austin (11/8)... Came up with 23 digs in the regular season finale against Northwestern State (11/10), clinching the SLC’s digs title with the performance... Tallied 19 digs each in SLC Tournament victories over A&M-Corpus Christi (11/16) and Sam Houston (11/17)... Finished with 27 digs in the SLC Championship Match against Central Arkansas (11/18).

2011 • SOPHOMORE• Summit League Defensive Player of the Year• 1st Team All-Summit League selection• Summit League Championship All-Tournament Team selection• Owls Invitational MVP• Two-time Summit League Defensive Player of the Week (9/26 & 10/10)• Summit League Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence honoree• Summit League All-Academic Team• Summit League Distinguished Scholar

Became the third player in ORU history to win Summit League Defensive Player of the Year honors and the first to do so since 2006... Finished with 673 digs, the 3rd-highest single-season mark in program history... Averaged 5.66 digs per game, the 2nd-best mark in program history and the third-highest mark in the Summit League... Finished the year ranked 13th in the nation in digs per set... Tallied 6.53 digs

ATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING SP K K/S E TA Pct. A A/S SA SE SA/S RE DIG DIG/S BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2010 94 3 0.03 3 17 .000 32 0.34 11 33 0.12 33 329 3.50 0 0 0 0.00 1 32011 119 3 0.03 10 27 -.259 77 0.65 19 48 0.16 33 673 5.66 0 0 0 0.00 0 02012 120 5 0.04 1 17 .235 82 0.68 23 46 0.19 38 627 5.22 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 CAREER 333 11 0.03 14 61 -.049 191 0.57 53 127 0.16 104 1629 4.89 0 0 0 0.00 1 4

SILVA’S CAREER STATISTICS

per set in conference matches, tops in the League... Tallied 14 straight matches with at least 20 digs from 9/24 to 11/12... Set a career-high with 38 digs in a win over South Dakota State (10/7) and topped it one day later with 41 in a victory over North Dakota State... Set a four-set career high with 35 digs in the second match against South Dakota State (11/5)... Also aided in ORU’s setting efforts, finishing second on the club with 77 set assists.

2010 • FRESHMAN• Summit League All-Freshman Team selection• Summit League Defensive Player of the Week (10/25)

Notched a team-best 329 digs, 8th-best in the Summit League, and a 3.50 digs per set average as a freshman... Competed in 94 sets for the Golden Eagles, while dishing out 32 assists and logging 11 service aces... Came on strong late in the year for ORU, posting double-digit digs in the final 10 matches... Finished the year with 14 double-digit dig matches, including 31 digs against IPFW (10/24) and a 35-dig outburst at South Dakota State (11/11).

PERSONALFull name is Bruna Bellas Romariz Silva... Native of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil... Majoring in computer information & technology at ORU... Sister, Diana, played volleyball for Tulsa.

#9 BRUNA SILVA


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JOVANAPOLJASEVIC

#12Sophomore | Middle Blocker | 5-10 | Brcko, Bosnia | Vaso Pelagic Gymnasium

2012 • FRESHMAN• Southland Conference Commissioner’s Fall Academic Honor Roll selection

Played in three matches in her first season... Collected three kills and one assist... Made her collegiate debut against Buffalo (8/25), collecting one dig... Tallied her first career kill against North Texas (9/7)... Added two kills and an assist in a victory over Nicholls State (9/22)... Was injured and did not play in the team’s final 17 matches.

PRIOR TO ORUPlayed middle blocker on her club team, ZOK Jedinstvo BRCKO... Participated on five State Championship squads... Played for ZOK Jedinstvo BRCKO at the 2012 CEV Volleyball Cup... Coached by Goran Hadzić.

PERSONALDaughter of Slavko and Jadranka Poljasević... Parents both work in the economics industry... Wants to study journalism at ORU... Participated in Latin American Dance while in high school... Mother was a professional handball player for nearly two decades... Favorite professional athlete is tennis great Novak Djoković.

POLJASEVIC’S CAREER STATISTICS ATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING SP K K/S E TA Pct. A A/S SA SE SA/S RE DIG DIG/S BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2012 5 3 0.60 1 6 .333 1 0.20 0 1 0.00 0 1 0.20 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 CAREER 5 3 0.60 1 6 .333 1 0.20 0 1 0.00 0 1 0.20 0 0 0 0.00 0 0

#12 JOVANA POLJASEVIC


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SADIESCHAFFNER

#13Sophomore | Right Side | 6-3 | Bartlesville, Okla. | Bartlesville HS

2012 • FRESHMAN• Southland Conference Commissioner’s Fall Academic Honor Roll selection

Played in 71 sets as a freshman, emerging as one of the team’s top hitters midway through the season... Accumulated 145 kills, averaging 2.04 kills per set... Raised that average to 2.37 kills per set in Southland Conference play... Finished 21st in the SLC with a .208 hitting percentage... Tallied 56 blocks, including seven solo blocks... Appeared in her first collegiate match against San Jose State (8/24), collecting one kill... Came on strong against Buffalo (8/25), tallying 12 kills and three block assists... Made a cameo against Tulsa (9/4), recording her first solo block against the Golden Hurricane... Had ten kills against Northwestern State (9/29), marking a turning point in her freshman season... Recorded eight kills and swung .467 against McNeese State (10/6)... Exploded for a career-high 19 kills and seven blocks against Central Arkansas (10/13)... Tallied 11 kills and a personal-best six digs against Nicholls State (10/20)... Had a career-high eight total blocks, including three solo efforts, in a win over Central Arkansas (10/23)... Led the team with 12 kills and a .500 hitting percentage in a sweep of McNeese State (11/1)... Came up with seven kills and four blocks in a Southland Conference Tournament semifinal win over Sam Houston State (11/17)... Finished the season with

four kills and four blocks against Central Arkansas in the SLC Championship Match (11/18).

HIGH SCHOOLLettered for three seasons at Bartlesville High School under Head Coach Tom Williams... Led Bartlesville to the State Tournament in 2009 and 2010, with a run to the OSSAA Class 6A Semifinals as a junior... Was an All-State selection as a senior in 2011... Named Tulsa World Player of the Week on September 14, 2011... Earned the Wendy’s High School Heisman Award... Recorded 337 kills and 79 blocks as a senior... Was the MVP of the OSSAA Large School All-State Game... Teamed with fellow Golden Eagle Kylie Johnson to play for Club ONE Volleyball.

PERSONALFull name is Sadie Danielle Schaffner... Daughter of Mark and Jena Schaffner... Plans to study psychology at ORU... Was a member of the National Honor Society and the National Honor Choir... Was named Student of the Year as a senior at Bartlesville High... Enjoys singing and baking... Chose ORU over Texas A&M, Rice and Tulsa.

SCHAFFNER’S CAREER STATISTICS ATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING SP K K/S E TA Pct. A A/S SA SE SA/S RE DIG DIG/S BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2012 71 145 2.04 66 380 .208 4 0.06 8 12 0.11 1 34 0.48 7 49 56 0.79 3 1 CAREER 71 145 2.04 66 380 .208 4 0.06 8 12 0.11 1 34 0.48 7 49 56 0.79 3 1

#13 SADIE SCHAFFNER


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LAURATAYLOR

#14Senior | Setter | 5-10 | Broken Arrow, Okla. | Union HS

2012 • JUNIOR• Honorable Mention All-SLC selection• Southland Conference Commissioner’s Fall Academic Honor Roll selection

Played in all 120 sets as a junior... Tallied 1,189 set assists, the 10th-highest single-season mark in ORU history... Led ORU in assists in every match... Averaged 9.91 assists per set, 5th-best in the Southland Conference... Also chipped in 133 kills, 226 digs and a .290 hitting percentage... Averaged 1.11 kills and 1.88 digs per set... Tallied a double-double in ORU’s first three matches... Raised her hitting percentage to .303 in Southland Conference play, 6th-best in the league... Opened the season with 10 digs and 42 assists in a win against San Jose State (8/24)... Tallied 15 digs, 36 assists and a career-best eight block assists against Canisius (8/24)... Racked up 11 digs and 46 assists against Buffalo (8/25)... Nearly tallied a triple-double with eight kills, 10 digs and 49 assists against UALR (8/31)... Came through with a double-double against Tulsa (9/4) with 10 digs and 45 assists... Matched a season-best with 52 set assists against Eastern Michigan (9/8) and Southeastern Louisiana (9/20)... Collected her second career triple-double with 11 kills, 14 digs and 47 assists against Sam Houston State (10/25)... Had six kills at a .455 hitting percentage along with 30 assists in a Southland Conference Tournament quarterfinal win over Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (11/16)... Collected seven double-doubles on the

season, leading the ORU team... Ended the season with 2,903 career assists, 4th-most in ORU program history heading into her final season.

2011 • SOPHOMORE• Owls Invitational All-Tournament Team• Quality Inn & Suites Invitational All-Tournament Team• Summit League Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence honoree• Summit League All-Academic Team selection• Summit League Distinguished Scholar

ORU’s first-choice setter led the team in assists in every match... Finished with 1,172 assists on the season, the 11th-best single-season mark in ORU history... Finished 5th in the Summit League in assists per set and 10th in service aces... Ended the season ranked 119th in the nation in assists per set... Set a career high with 55 assists against Winthrop (9/3) and then matched it with 55 assists against Southern Utah (9/19) and South Dakota State (10/7)... Was valuable in other areas as well, finishing 1st on the team in service aces (32) and 3rd in digs (256)... Added 109 kills, with a season-high of seven against Chattanooga (9/2), South Dakota State (10/7) and North Dakota State (10/8)... Added a career high with 16 digs in a win over IPFW, also collecting a season-best five total blocks in the victory (9/29).

ATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING SP K K/S E TA Pct. A A/S SA SE SA/S RE DIG DIG/S BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2010 73 87 1.19 16 201 .353 542 7.42 4 8 0.05 1 122 1.67 2 22 24 0.33 2 112011 119 109 0.92 45 331 .193 1172 9.85 32 12 0.27 0 256 2.15 2 35 37 0.31 7 162012 120 133 1.11 32 348 .290 1189 9.91 24 10 0.20 0 226 1.88 1 72 73 0.61 5 19 CAREER 312 329 1.05 93 880 .268 2903 9.30 60 30 0.19 1 604 1.94 5 129 134 0.43 14 46

TAYLOR’S CAREER STATISTICS

2010 • FRESHMAN• Summit League All-Freshman Team selection

Appeared in 73 sets for ORU, downing 87 kills for a team-best .353 hitting percentage… Dished her way to a 542 assists and 7.42 assists-per-set, leading the team and ranking 8th in the Summit League in both categories... Chipped in 122 digs, 4th on the team and also finished 4th on the squad with 24 combined blocks… Tallied a triple-double against South Dakota State (9/26), pouring in a season-best 12 kills, with season-high 50 assists and 10 digs.

HIGH SCHOOLLed Union High School to a conference title and an OSSAA 6A runner-up finish to end the 2009 season with a 29-6 mark... Earned All-State honors in 2009... Named conference Player of the Year... Prep Volleyball High School All-American selection... Finished as the 2009 Oklahoma Gatorade Player of the Year runner-up... Received Tulsa World All-Metro honors in 2008 and 2009... Two-time Tulsa World Player of the Week... State All-Tournament team selection in both 2008 and 2009.

PERSONALNative of Tulsa, Okla... Daughter of Larry and Stacy Taylor... Majoring in math at ORU.

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2012 • R-JUNIOR• Southland Conference Commissioner’s Fall Academic Honor Roll selection

Played in 92 sets for the Golden Eagles, serving as one of the team’s most versatile players... Finished with 126 kills, averaging 1.37 kills per set... Added 170 digs, averaging 1.85 digs per set... Also chipped in 38 block assists... Returned from 2011’s knee injury to collect nine kills, seven digs and four block assists in the season-opener against San Jose State (8/24)... Led the squad with 12 kills in a win over Canisius (8/24)... Set career highs with 14 kills and five block assists against Missouri State (8/30), also adding a dozen digs against the Bears... Tallied 14 digs against UALR (8/31)... Led the Golden Eagles with nine kills against North Texas (9/7)... Came close to a double-double with nine kills and a career-best 16 digs against Eastern Michigan (9/8)... Led the squad with 14 digs against Nicholls State (9/22)... Had a team-best eight digs in a sweep over Lamar (11/13)... Chipped in eight digs in the Southland Conference Tournament semifinal win over Sam Houston State (11/17)... Had two digs in the SLC Championship Match against Central Arkansas (11/18).

2011 • JUNIOR• Summit League All-Academic Team selection

Suffered a season-ending knee injury in the

opening set of the year, against Missouri State (8/26)... Collected four kills, three digs, two assists and two blocks in her only game... Received a medical redshirt.

2010 • SOPHOMOREAppeared in 51 sets for ORU as a sophomore... Poured in 54 kills and 11 assists for the season... Also added five service aces and 58 digs, averaging 1.14 digs per set... Totaled nine combined blocks... Scored her only career solo block in her second match, a win over Idaho State (8/27)... Had her best match of the season with 13 kills on 23 attempts and no errors, good for a .565 hitting percentage, at UTPA (9/28)... Had her best defensive game of the year with a 10-dig performance versus North Dakota State (9/24), adding eight kills against the Bison... Collected a personal-high three service aces against IPFW (10/24).

PRIOR TO ORUSpent freshman season at the University of Texas at Brownsville... Helped lead the squad to a 34-3 record and an undefeated 17-0 mark in Red River Athletic Conference play... Totaled 71 digs (1.78 per game), 56 kills (1.40 per game), 16 service aces and 11 blocks... Played high school volleyball at Prof. Wolny De Carvalho Ramos HS in her hometown of Sao Paulo, Brazil.

ATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING SP K K/S E TA Pct. A A/S SA SE SA/S RE DIG DIG/S BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2010 51 54 1.06 29 168 .149 11 0.22 5 7 0.10 6 58 1.14 1 8 9 0.18 3 02011 1 4 4.00 2 9 .222 2 2.00 0 0 0.00 0 3 3.00 0 2 2 2.00 0 02012 92 126 1.37 78 392 .122 21 0.23 6 10 0.07 8 170 1.85 0 38 38 0.41 2 1 CAREER 144 184 1.28 78 569 .132 34 0.24 11 17 0.08 14 231 1.60 1 48 49 0.34 5 1

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PERSONALNative of Sao Paulo, Brazil... Daughter of Deise de Amorim... Advertising major at ORU.

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McKENNAQUALLSFreshman | OH | 5-9 | Edmond, Okla. | Edmond Memorial HS

HIGH SCHOOLLettered for four seasons at Edmond Memorial High School... Coached by Edgar Miraku and Natalie Murry... Was a member of Edmond Memorial’s OSSAA Class 6A State Championship teams in 2009 and 2010... Led Edmond Memorial to a state runner-up finish as a senior in 2012... Named to the OCA All-State Team in 2012... Lettered in track & field for one season... Was a member of the National Honor Society.

PERSONALDaughter of Paul and Stephanie Qualls... Plans to major in pre-med at ORU, with the goal to to attend medical school after graduation... Enjoys fishing and driving in her spare time... Favorite professional team is the Oklahoma City Thunder.

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LAURENWINSLOWFreshman | S | 5-7 | Oklahoma City, Okla. | Christian Heritage Acad.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed four seasons of prep volleyball at Christian Heritage Academy for Head Coach Heath Kufahl... Was an OCA All-State selection and an Oklahoma Scholar Athlete as a senior... Named MVP of the Chisolm Trail Conference in 2012... Helped Christian Heritage reach the OSSAA Class 2A State Championship Match in 2010... Led the Crusaders to the OSSAA State Quarterfinals in 2011 and 2012... Named Valedictorian of her senior class... Also lettered in basketball for three seasons... Finished her high school volleyball career with 5,484 career assists and 146 career service aces.

PERSONALDaughter of Rob and Kathy Winslow... Both parents are ORU alumni... Plans to major in education with the goal of teaching and coaching volleyball after graduation... Enjoys spending time outdoors when not on the volleyball court... Favorite professional team is the Oklahoma City Thunder.

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CAROLINEARNOULDSophomore | MB | 5-8 | Tulsa, Okla. | Victory Christian School

HIGH SCHOOLWas a four-year letterwinner at Victory Christian School in Tulsa for Head Coach Dan Donahue... Led Victory to regional championships and state tournament appearances in all four of her prep seasons... Named to the OSSAA All-State Tournament team in her final two seasons, 2010 and 2011... Named to the Tulsa World All-Metro Team and the OCA All-State Team as a senior in 2011... Set Victory program records for kills and blocks in a single season as a senior... Also lettered in golf, basketball and track & field... Was a member of the National Honor Society.

PERSONALDaughter of Forrest and Bonnie Arnould... Both parents are dentists, with an office next to the ORU campus... Attended ORU for one year as a student before joining the volleyball program before the 2013 season... Majoring in health & exercise science at ORU, with plans to go to Physical Therapy School after graduation.

2013 NEWCOMERS

NIKAMOSTAHINICFreshman | OH | 5-9 | Porec, Croatia | Mate Balota HS

PRIOR TO ORUAttended Mate Balota Gymnasium in Porec, Croatia... Played volleyball on the Croatian youth circuit for head coach Miodrag Stojakovic... Was named the top defensive player at the Junior National Championship tournament.

PERSONALDaughter of Dean Mostahinic and Tamara Civadelic... Father is a former professional soccer player who is now a soccer trainer... Mother is a nurse... Plans to major in computer science at ORU... Favorite professional team is Spanish soccer giant FC Barcelona... Favorite professional athlete is Fenerbahçe SK volleyball star Ivan Miljković.

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SOFIAREDDENFreshman | DS | 5-8 | Broken Arrow, Okla. | Augustine Christian Acad.

HIGH SCHOOLAttended Augustine Christian Academy in Tulsa and played volleyball with NOAH... Was coached by her father, Eddie... Was a four-time Team MVP for NOAH... Led NOAH to four appearances in the National Christian Homeschool Championships and was a four-time Homeschool All-American... Helped her team win 31 matches as a senior in 2012... Graduated Summa Cum Laude.

PERSONALDaughter of Eddie and Dawn Redden... Both parents are alumni of ORU... Plans to study drama, film and television production at ORU with the career goal of being a television director... Enjoys hiking and photography... Chose ORU because it is her “dream school”.

2013 NEWCOMERS

SARAPOPEJunior | OH | 5-11 | Jenks, Okla. | Univ. of Albany

2012 • SOPHOMORE- America East Player of the Year- 1st Team All-America East- America East Player of the Week (10/8, 10/15, 11/12)

Led Albany to 14 wins and the America East Regular Season Championship... Emerged as the top performer in the America East as a sophomore, winning the conference’s Player of the Year award... Finished 5th in the America East with 3.38 kills per set and 14th in the conference with a .216 hitting percentage... Raised her output to 4.14 kills per set with a .317 hitting percentage in America East play, finishing 2nd in the conference in both categories... Added 32 total blocks, including nine solo efforts... Chipped in 76 digs, averaging 0.74 per set... Posted a team-high six kills against No. 6 Stanford (8/25)... Led the Great Danes with 11 kills against St. Mary’s (8/26)... Came up with 15 kills, a team-high, in a win over Miami (8/31)... Had a dozen kills against Georgia (9/7)... Led Albany with eight kills against Michigan State (9/8)... Came through with a 13 kills against Virginia Commonwealth (9/14)... Had 11 kills in a sweep victory over Sacred Heart (9/14)... Put up 11 kills as Albany knocked off Hartford (9/23) in their America East opener... Had a team-high 13 kills in a sweep over Binghamton (10/5)... Notched her first 20-kill performance of the season against UMBC (10/7)... Torched New Hampshire (10/12) for a career-high 24 kills and a .467 hitting percentage in a four-set victory... Had a team-best 14 kills in a sweep over Providence (10/14)... Put up 21 kills in a win over Hartford (10/19)... Paced Albany with 18 kills in a victory over Binghamton (11/4)... Was dominant in a regular season-ending victory over New Hampshire (11/11), with 23 kills and a .370 hitting percentage... Had a team-high 13 kills in the America East Tournament Championship Match against Binghamton (11/17).

2011 • FRESHMANPlayed in 34 sets over 18 matches as a true freshman, helping the University of Albany win 21 matches... Part of an Albany team that won the America East Regular Season and Tournament Championships and advanced to the NCAA Tournament... Recorded 85 kills for the season, averaging 2.50 kills per set... Tallied a .114 hitting percentage... Added 12 digs, averaging 0.35 per set... Chipped in one assist and one total block... Made her collegiate debut against Tulsa (8/26), tallying one kill... Added eight kills in a close loss to Florida State (8/27)... Had a great day in a doubleheader against nationally-ranked teams, with six kills against No. 5 Nebraska and a team-high 11 kills against No. 15 Colorado State (9/3)... Exploded for 21 kills, a season-high, against Colorado (9/4)... Finished with 11 kills as Albany snapped a six-game losing skid with a win over Fordham (9/9)... Posted nine kills in a win over Akron (9/16)... Racked up three kills in only one set of action in a victory over Siena (11/2).

HIGH SCHOOLWas a four-year letterman and a two-time captain at Jenks High School, playing her prep volleyball just across the Arkansas River from the ORU campus... Coached by Kody Engle... Was an OCA All-State honoree in 2009 and 2010.

PERSONALDaughter of Derrick and Shari Pope... Both of her parents and her older brother, Nick, have experience playing professional basketball in France... Majoring in communications at ORU... Was born in Saint-Brieuc, France... Wants to play volleyball professionally after graduation... Lists the Denver Broncos are her favorite professional sports team.

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TEXAS SOUTHERNFriday, Aug. 30 • Houston, Texas | Friday, Sept. 6 • El Paso, Texas

General InformationLocation Houston, TexasEnrollment 9,500Founded 1927Nickname Lady TigersColors Maroon and GrayConference Southwestern AthleticHome Arena H&PE Arena Capacity 7,500President Dr. John RudleyAthletics Director Dr. Charles McClellandCoaching StaffHead Coach Jocelyn Adams Record at School 20-38 (2) Overall Record 76-102 (11)Assistant Coaches Gabrielle Floyd Tabori GraysonVolleyball Office Phone (713) 313-1961

Team Information2012 Record 15-152012 Conf. Record • Finish 6-2 • 2nd West2012 Postseason noneStarters Returning/Lost 5+Libero/1Lettermen Returning/Lost 12/2Newcomers 2Leading Returner • Kills Robyn Shannon • 3.02 K/SetLeading Returner • Digs Erin Spivey • 2.24Leading Returner • Assists Jyra Churchill • 5.94 A/SetSeries vs. ORU First MeetingLast Meeting vs. ORU ---Last NCAA Tournament Appearance ---

Media RelationsVB Contact Andrew Roberts Email [email protected] Office Phone (713) 313-6829 Cell Phone (832) 451-9157Office Fax (713) 313-1045Athletics Website tusball.comPress Row Phone (832) 451-9157Mailing Address 3100 Cleburne St. Houston, TX 77004

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time A30 Oral Roberts Houston, Texas 1:00 pm A30 Southern Houston, Texas 5:00 pm A31 Prairie View A&M Houston, Texas 11:00 am S3 at Houston Houston, Texas 7:00 pm S6 vs. Oral Roberts El Paso, Texas 10 am S6 vs. Southern El Paso, Texas 5 pm S7 at UTEP El Paso, Texas 2 pm S11 at Huston-Tillotson Austin, Texas 6:30 pm S13 at Tulane New Orleans, La. noon S13 vs. North Dakota New Orleans, La. 5:30 pm S14 vs. Florida A&M New Orleans, La. noon S23 UT-Pan American Houston, Texas 7:00 pm S27 at Grambling State* Grambling, La. 6:30 pm O4 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff* Pine Bluff, Ark. 6:00 pm O5 at Ouachita Baptist Arkadelphia, Ark. 1:00 pm O11 Grambling State* Houston, Texas 7:00 pm O17 at Prairie View A&M* Prairie View, Texas 7:00 pm O22 Southern* Houston, Texas 7:00 pm O26 Alabama State* Houston, Texas 1:00 pm O29 at Southern* Baton Rouge, La. 6:00 pm N1 Arkansas-Pine Bluff* Houston, Texas 5:00 pm N6 at UT-Pan American Edinburg, Texas 7:00 pm N13 Prairie View A&M * Houston, Texas 7:00 pm N23-24 SWAC Tournament TBA TBA * SWAC Match

Jocelyn AdamsHead Coach

Veronica AzibukeSenior MB

SOUTHERNSaturday, Aug. 31 • Houston, Texas | Saturday, Sept. 7 • El Paso, Texas

General InformationLocation Baton Rouge, La.Enrollment 6,903Founded 1880Nickname Lady JaguarsColors Columbia Blue and GoldConference Southwestern AthleticHome Arena Clifford Seymour Gym Capacity 700President Dr. Ronald MasonAthletics Director Dr. William BroussardCoaching StaffHead Coach Venessa Jacobs Record at School First Season Overall Record First SeasonAssistant Coach Kendra BroussardVolleyball Office Phone (225) 771-4326

Team Information2012 Record 4-252012 Conf. Record • Finish 1-7 • 4th West2012 Postseason noneStarters Returning/Lost 4/2+LiberoLettermen Returning/Lost 5/4Newcomers 7Leading Returner • Kills Marisol Macias • 1.45 K/SLeading Returner • Digs Michelle Williams • 3.12 D/SLeading Returner • Assists Chanda Journet • 4.52 A/SSeries vs. ORU ORU leads, 2-0Last Meeting vs. ORU Oct. 1, 1993 • Manhattan, Kan. • ORU 3, Southern 1Last NCAA Tournament Appearance 1998

Media RelationsVB Contact Christopher Jones Email [email protected] Office Phone (225) 771-3495SID Fax (225) 771-0049Athletics Website GoJagSports.comPress Row Phone (936) 468-4635Mailing Address P.O. Box 9972 801 Harding Blvd. Baton Rouge, LA 70813

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time A30 vs. Prairie View A&M Houston, Texas 3 pm A30 at Texas Southern Houston, Texas 5 pm A31 vs. Oral Roberts Houston, Texas 1 pm S6 at UTEP El Paso, Texas noon S6 vs. Texas Southern El Paso, Texas 5 pm S7 vs. Oral Roberts El Paso, Texas noon S11 McNeese State Baton Rouge, La. 6 pm S13 vs. Stetson Hammond, La. 9 am S13 vs. Louisiana Tech Hammond, La. 3 pm S14 at Southeastern Louisiana Hammond, La. 11 am S14 vs. New Orleans Hammond, La. 3 pm S18 at Alcorn State Lorman, Miss. 7 pm S25 at Jackson State Jackson, Miss. 7 pm O2 Prairie View A&M* Baton Rouge, La. 6 pm O4 Grambling State* Baton Rouge, La. Noon O4 Alcorn State* Baton Rouge, La. 4 pm O5 Prairie View A&M* Baton Rouge, La. 10 am O5 Alabama State* Baton Rouge, La. 4 pm O14 Arkansas-Pine Bluff* Baton Rouge, La. 6 pm O16 Grambling State* Baton Rouge, La. 6 pm O21 at Prairie View A&M* Prairie View, Texas 7 pm O22 at Texas Southern* Houston, Texas 7 pm O29 Texas Southern* Baton Rouge, La. 7 pm N4 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff* Pine Bluff, Ark. 6:30 pmN6 Alcorn State* Baton Rouge, La. 6 pm N11 at Grambling State* Grambling, La. 6:30 pmN23-24 SWAC Volleyball Tournament TBA TBA * SWAC Match

Venessa JacobsHead Coach

Michelle WilliamsSenior Libero

PRAIRIE VIEW A&MSaturday, Aug. 31 • Houston, Texas

General InformationLocation Prairie View, TexasEnrollment 8,608Founded 1876Nickname PanthersColors Purple and GoldConference Southwestern AthleticHome Arena William J. Nicks Building Capacity 5,500President Dr. George C. WrightAthletics Director Fred WashingtonCoaching StaffHead Coach Alicia Pete Record at School 214-235 (14) Overall Record sameAssistant Coaches Emil Chuidian Tacho Cloud Shannon HarrisonVolleyball Office Phone (936) 261-9100

Team Information2012 Record 14-212012 Conf. Record • Finish 7-1 • 1st West2012 Postseason noneStarters Returning/Lost 4/2+LiberoLettermen Returning/Lost 7/5Newcomers 6Leading Returner • Kills Rachel Owens • 1.79 K/SetLeading Returner • Digs LaKeshia Allen • 2.55 D/SetLeading Returner • Assists Kelsey Espinosa • 7.94 A/SetSeries vs. ORU ORU leads, 1-0Last Meeting vs. ORU Sept. 9, 2011 • Lake Charles, La. • ORU 3, Prairie View 1Last NCAA Tournament Appearance 2006

Media RelationsVB Contact Chris Elliott Email [email protected] Office Phone (936) 261-9106SID Fax (936) 261-9159Athletics Website PVPanthers.comPress Row Phone (936) 261-9106Mailing Address P.O. Box 519 Prairie View, TX 77446

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time A30 Southern Houston, Texas 3 pm A30 Texas Southern Houston, Texas 11 am A31 Oral Roberts Houston, Texas 9 am S3 Houston Baptist Houston, Texas 7 pm S6 Northwestern State Denton, Texas 5 pm S6 North Texas Denton, Texas noon S7 Texas State Denton, Texas 9 am S7 Utah Denton, Texas 1 pm S10 Houston Baptist Prairie View, Texas 7 pm S13 Southern Miss Lake Charles, La. 11:30 am S13 UT-Pan American Lake Charles, La. 4:30 pm S14 Louisiana-Monroe Lake Charles, La. 2 pm S14 McNeese State Lake Charles, La. 7 pm S16 Huston-Tillotson Prairie View, Texas 7 pm S20 Oregon Long Beach, Calif. 1 pm S20 CSU Bakersfield Long Beach, Calif. 5 pm S21 Long Beach State Long Beach, Calif. 7 pm S23 McNeese State Prairie View, Texas 7 pm S25 Huston-Tillotson Austin, Texas 6:30 pm S30 Grambling State* Grambling, La. 6:30 pm O2 Southern* Baton Rouge, La. 7 pm O4 Grambling State* Baton Rouge, La. 8 am O4 Alabama State* Baton Rouge, La. 2 pm O5 Southern Baton Rouge, La. 10 am O5 Alcorn State* Baton Rouge, La. 2 pm O8 Arkansas - Pine Bluff* Pine Bluff, Ark. 6 pm O10 Grambling State* Prairie View, Texas 7 pm O15 Houston Prairie View, Texas 7 pm O17 Texas Southern* Prairie View, Texas 7 pm O21 Southern* Prairie View, Texas 7 pm O25 Alabama State* Prairie View, Texas 5 pm O29 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Corpus Christi, Texas 6 pm O31 Arkansas-Pine Bluff* Prairie View, Texas 7 pm N6 TCU Prairie View, Texas 6 pm N13 Texas Southern* Houston, Texas 7 pm N23-24 SWAC Volleyball Tournament TBA TBA * SWAC Match

Alicia PeteHead Coach

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TULSATuesday, Sept. 3 • Tulsa, Okla.

General InformationLocation Tulsa, Okla.Enrollment 4,165Founded 1894Nickname Golden HurricaneColors Old Gold, Royal Blue and CrimsonConference Conference USAHome Arena Donald W. Reynolds Center Capacity 8,355President Dr. Steadman UphamAthletics Director Dr. Derrick GraggCoaching StaffHead Coach Steven McRoberts Record at School 54-17 (2) Overall Record 451-157 (15)Assistant Coaches Kyle Gamble Ronaldo Pacheco Mark MannVolleyball Office Phone (918) 631-2294

Team Information2012 Record 26-102012 Conf. Record • Finish 14-2 • 1st2012 Postseason NCAA Tournament 1st RoundStarters Returning/Lost 3/3+LiberoLettermen Returning/Lost 10/5Newcomers 6Leading Returner • Kills Kellie Culbertson • 2.59 K/SetLeading Returner • Digs Kellie Culbertson • 3.42 D/SetLeading Returner • Assists Bailey Clampitt • 5.31 A/SetSeries vs. ORU ORU leads, 59-17Last Season vs. ORU Sept. 4 • AEROBICS CENTER • Tulsa 3, ORU 2Last NCAA Tournament Appearance 2012

Media RelationsVB Contact Will Toman Email [email protected] Office Phone (918) 631-3720SID Fax (936) 468-4593Athletics Website TulsaHurricane.comPress Row Phone (918) 631-5403Mailing Address 800 S. Tucker Drive Tulsa, OK 74104

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time A30 at Dayton Dayton, Ohio 6 pm A31 vs. Missouri State Dayton, Ohio 9 am A31 vs. Northeastern Dayton, Ohio 4:30 pm S3 Oral Roberts Tulsa, Okla. 7 pm S6 at Baylor Waco, Texas 7 pm S7 vs. Mississippi State Waco, Texas 10 am S7 vs. UT Arlington Waco, Texas 4:30 pm S10 at Kansas State Manhattan, Kan. 6 pm S13 Arkansas Tulsa, Okla. 7 pm S14 Texas State Tulsa, Okla. noon S14 Northern Colorado Tulsa, Okla. 6 pm S17 Oklahoma Tulsa, Okla. 7 pm S20 vs. LIU Brooklyn Norman, Okla. 2 pm S21 vs. Miami Norman, Okla. 10 am S21 vs. Nebraska-Omaha Norman, Okla. 5 pm S29 at UAB* Birmingham, Ala. noon O4 Rice* Tulsa, Okla. 7 pm O6 North Texas* Tulsa, Okla. 1 pm O11 at Florida Atlantic* Boca Raton, Fla. 6 pm O13 at Florida International* Miami, Fla. noon O18 at Charlotte* Charlotte, N.C. 7 pm O20 East Carolina* Tulsa, Okla. noon O25 Louisiana Tech* Tulsa, Okla. 7 pm O27 Southern Miss* Tulsa, Okla. 1 pm N1 at Middle Tennessee State* Murfreesboro, Tenn. 7 pm N8 Tulane* Tulsa, Okla. 7 pm N10 Marshall* Tulsa, Okla. noon N15 at UTEP* El Paso, Texas 8 pm N17 at UTSA* San Antonio, Texas 1 pm N20-23 C-USA Volleyball Tournament Murfreesboro, Tenn. TBA * Conference USA Match

Steven McRobertsHead Coach

Kellie CulbertsonSenior OH

2013 OPPONENTS

UTEPSaturday, Sept. 7 • El Paso, Texas

General InformationLocation El Paso, TexasEnrollment 22,749Founded 1914Nickname MinersColors Dark Blue, Orange and SilverConference Conference USAHome Arena Memorial Gym Capacity 5,000President Dr. Diana NatalicioDirector of Athletics Bob StullCoaching StaffHead Coach Holly Watts Record at School First Season Overall Record First SeasonAssistant Coach Julie AllenVolleyball Office Phone (915) 747-6656

Team Information2012 Record 16-132012 Conf. Record • Finish 10-6 • 5th2012 Postseason noneStarters Returning/Lost 2+libero/4Lettermen Returning/Lost 7/6Newcomers 4Leading Returner • Kills Xitlati Herrera • 3.06 K/SetLeading Returner • Digs Victoria Valencia • 3.46 D/SetLeading Returner • Assists Malia Patterson • 10.80 A/SetSeries vs. ORU UTEP leads, 9-8Last Meeting vs. ORU Aug. 30, 2008 • El Paso, Texas • ORU 3, UTEP 0Last NCAA Tournament Appearance ---

Media RelationsVB Contact Audrey Westcott Email [email protected] Office Phone (915) 747-6451 Cell Phone (915) 747-5444SID Fax (915) 747-5444Athletics Website UTEPAthletics.comPress Row Phone (915) 747-5444Mailing Address Brumbelow Building, Room 126 201 Glory Road El Paso, TX 79902

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time A30 vs. San Diego Honolulu, Hawaii 9 pm A31 vs. Texas Honolulu, Hawaii 3 pm S1 vs. Hawai’i Honolulu, Hawaii midnight S6 Southern El Paso, Texas noon S6 Oral Roberts El Paso, Texas 7 pm S7 Texas Southern El Paso, Texas 2 pm S13 vs. Hartford Kingston, R.I. 1 pm S13 at Rhode Island Kingston, R.I. 5 pm S14 at UMass-Lowell Kingston, R.I. 10 am S20 South Dakota State El Paso, Texas 7 pm S21 Hampton El Paso, Texas 2 pm S27 at Louisiana Tech * Ruston, La. 6 pm S29 at Tulane * New Orleans, La. noon O04 Florida Atlantic * El Paso, Texas 7 pm O06 Florida International * El Paso, Texas noon ON13 at Middle Tennessee State * Murfreesboro, Tenn. 6 pm O13 at Southern Miss * Hattiesburg, Miss. noon O20 Rice * El Paso, Texas noon O23 Grand Canyon El Paso, Texas 7 pm O25 UAB * El Paso, Texas 7 pm O27 UTSA * El Paso, Texas noon N01 at Marshall * Huntington, W.Va. 5 pm N03 at Charlotte * Charlotte. N.C. 11 am NO13 at North Texas * Denton, Texas noon N12 at New Mexico State * Las Cruces, N.M. 7 pm N15 Tulsa * El Paso, Texas 7 pm N17 East Carolina * El Paso, Texas noon N20-23 C-USA Volleyball Tournament Murfreesboro, Tenn. TBA N30 at Pacific Stockton, Calif. 8:30 pm * Conference USA Match

Holly WattsHead Coach

Xitlati HerreraSenior MB

NORTH DAKOTA STATEFriday, Sept. 13 • Statesboro, Ga.

General InformationLocation Fargo, N.D.Enrollment 14,443Founded 1890Nickname BisonColors Yellow and GreenConference Summit LeagueHome Arena Brentson Bunker Fieldhouse Capacity 1,206President Dr. Dean L BrescianiAthletics Director Gene TaylorCoaching StaffHead Coach Kari Thompson Record at School 48-29 (2) Overall Record sameAssistant Coaches Sarah Rauen Kevin Dunn Rachel DeyleVolleyball Office Phone (701) 231-8770

Team Information2012 Record 13-182012 Conf. Record • Finish 8-8 • t5th2012 Postseason noneStarters Returning/Lost 3/3+LiberoLettermen Returning/Lost 4/6Newcomers 11Leading Returner • Kills Jenni Fassbender • 2.05 K/SetLeading Returner • Digs Danielle Dombeck • 2.34 D/SetLeading Returner • Assists Lauren Cammack • 0.15 A/SetSeries vs. ORU NDSU leads, 11-4Last Meeting vs. ORU Nov. 19, 2011 • Ft. Wayne, Ind. • NDSU 3, ORU 0Last NCAA Tournament Appearance 2011

Media RelationsVB Contact Wes Offerman Email [email protected] Office Phone (701) 231-8047 Cell Phone (701) 446-7788SID Fax (701) 231-8022Athletics Website GoBison.comPress Row Phone (701) 446-7788Mailing Address P.O. Box 6050 Fargo, ND 58108

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time A30 vs. Wichita State Orem, Utah 4:30 pm A31 at Utah Valley Orem, Utah 12:30 pm A31 vs. Arizona State Orem, Utah 4:30 pm S6 Louisville Fargo, N.D. 7 pm S7 Wisconsin Fargo, N.D. 12:30 pm S7 Northern Iowa Fargo, N.D. 7 pm S13 vs. High Point Statesboro, Ga. 11 am S13 vs. Oral Roberts Statesboro, Ga. 5 pm S14 at Georgia Southern Statesboro, Ga. noon S20 at Kansas Lawrence, Kan. noon S21 vs. Notre Dame Lawrence, Kan. 9:30 am S21 vs. Georgia Lawrence, Kan. 2:30 pm S28 South Dakota State* Fargo, N.D. 7 pm S30 at North Dakota Grand Forks, N.D. 7 pm O4 South Dakota* Fargo, N.D. 7 pm O5 Denver* Fargo, N.D. 7 pm O11 at Omaha* Omaha, Neb. 7 pm O13 at Western Illinois* Macomb, Ill. 2 pm O18 Fort Wayne* Fargo, N.D. 7 pm O19 IUPUI* Fargo, N.D. 7 pm O26 at South Dakota State* Brookings, S.D. 7 pm N1 at Denver* Denver, Colo. 6:30 pm N3 at South Dakota* Vermillion, S.D. 2 pm N8 Western Illinois* Fargo, N.D. 7 pm N9 Oamaha* Fargo, N.D. 7 pm N15 at IUPUI* Indianapolis, Ind. 7 pm N16 at Fort Wayne* Fort Wayne, Ind. 7 pm N21-23 Summit League Tournament Indianapolis, Ind. TBA * Summit League Match

Kari ThompsonHead Coach

Danielle DombeckSenior Libero



HIGH POINTSaturday, Sept. 14 • Statesboro, Ga.

General InformationLocation High Point, N.C.Enrollment 4,400Founded 1924Nickname PanthersColors Purple and WhiteConference Big SouthHome Arena Millis Center Capacity 1,750President Dr. Nido QubeinAthletics Director Craig KeilitzCoaching StaffHead Coach Jason Oliver Record at School 68-62 (4) Overall Record sameAssistant Coach Jake HongVolleyball Office Phone (336) 841-4629

Team Information2012 Record 20-112012 Conf. Record • Finish 9-5 • t3rd2012 Postseason noneStarters Returning/Lost 3+Libero/3Lettermen Returning/Lost 9/7Newcomers 5Leading Returner • Kills Chelsea Davis • 2.93 K/SetLeading Returner • Digs Annemarie Chin • 3.68 D/SetLeading Returner • Assists Maddie Simpson • 9.88 A/SetSeries vs. ORU First MeetingLast Meeting vs. ORU ---Last NCAA Tournament Appearance 2006

Media RelationsVB Contact Eirka Carrubba Email [email protected] Office Phone (336) 841-4640SID Fax (336) 841-4690Athletics Website HighPointPanthers.comPress Row Phone (336) 841-4640Mailing Address 833 Montlieu Avenue, Drawer 9 High Point, NC 27262

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time A30 vs. Florida International Columbia, S.C. 1 pm A30 vs. South Carolina State Columbia, S.C. 4 pm A31 at South Carolina Columbia, S.C. 3 pm S6 at Cleveland State Cleveland, Ohio 7 pm S7 vs. UC Irvine Cleveland, Ohio 10 am S7 vs. Fort Wayne Cleveland, Ohio 4:30 pm S10 Elon High Point, N.C. 7 pm S13 vs. North Dakota State Statesboro, Ga. 11 am S13 at Georgia Southern Statesboro, Ga. 7 pm S14 vs. Oral Roberts Statesboro, Ga. 10 am S17 VCU High Point, N.C. 7 pm S20 North Carolina A&T High Point, N.C. 5 pm S21 Murray State High Point, N.C. 1 pm S21 Davidson High Point, N.C. 7 pm S25 at UNC Greensboro Greensboro, N.C. 7 pm S27 Campbell* High Point, N.C. 7 pm O4 at Coastal Carolina* Conway, S.C. 7 pm O5 at Charleston Southern* Charleston, S.C. 6 pm O11 Radford* High Point, N.C. 7 pm O12 Liberty* High Point, N.C. 2 pm O18 Winthrop* High Point, N.C. 7 pm O19 Presbyterian* High Point, N.C. 2 pm O25 at Campbell* Buies Creek, N.C. 7 pm N1 at UNC Asheville* Asheville, N.C. 7 pm N2 at Gardner-Webb* Boiling Springs, N.C. 5 pm N8 at Liberty* Lynchburg, Va. 7 pm N9 at Radford* Radford, Va. 2 pm N15 Charleston Southern* High Point, N.C. 7 pm 11/16 Coastal Carolina* High Point, N.C. 2 pm N21-24 Big South Tournament Clinton, S.C. TBA * Big South Conference Match

Jason OliverHead Coach

Annemarie ChinSophomore Libero

GEORGIA SOUTHERNSaturday, Sept. 14 • Statesboro, Ga.

General InformationLocation Statesboro, Ga.Enrollment 20,574Founded 1906Nickname EaglesColors Blue and WhiteConference SouthernHome Arena Hanner Fieldhouse Capacity 4,358President Dr. Brooks A. KeelAthletics Director Tom KleinleinCoaching StaffHead Coach Dustin Wood Record at School First Season Overall Record First SeasonAssistant Coaches Scott Smith TBAVolleyball Office Phone (912) 478-1502

Team Information2012 Record 25-72012 Conf. Record • Finish 15-1 • 1st South2012 Postseason noneStarters Returning/Lost 3+Libero/3Lettermen Returning/Lost 9/4Newcomers 6Leading Returner • Kills Kym Coley • 2.16 K/SetLeading Returner • Digs Alexandra Beecher • 4.87 D/SetLeading Returner • Assists Alexandra Beecher • 0.93 A/SetSeries vs. ORU First MeetingLast Meeting vs. ORU ---Last NCAA Tournament Appearance 2010

Media RelationsVB Contact Marc Gignac Email [email protected] Office Phone (912) 478-5288 Cell Phone (980) 297-9981SID Fax (912) 478-0046Athletics Website GSEagles.comPress Row Phone (980) 297-9981Mailing Address P.O. Box 8085 Statesboro, GA 30460

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time A30 vs. Southern Utah Mobile, Ala. 5 pm A31 vs. Tennessee State Mobile, Ala. 10 am A31 at South Alabama Mobile, Ala. 7 pm S2 at Troy Troy, Ala. 2 pm S6 vs. Arkansas State Oxford, Miss. 1:30 pm S6 at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. 7:30 pm S7 vs. Kennesaw State Oxford, Miss. 11 am S10 Georgia Statesboro, Ga. 6 pm S13 High Point Statesboro, Ga. 7 pm S14 North Dakota State Statesboro, Ga. 12 pm S14 Oral Roberts Statesboro, Ga. 7 pm S20 Central Michigan Statesboro, Ga. 7 pm S21 Jackson State Statesboro, Ga. 12 pm S21 Charleston Southern Statesboro, Ga. 7 pm S27 Elon* Statesboro, Ga. 6 pm S28 UNC Greensboro* Statesboro, Ga. 2 pm O1 The Citadel* Statesboro, Ga. 6 pm O4 Furman* Statesboro, Ga. 6 pm O11 at UNC Greensboro* Greensboro, N.C. 7 pm O12 at Elon* Elon, N.C. 4 pm O18 at Appalachian State* Boone, N.C. 7 pm O19 at Western Carolina* Cullowhee, N.C. 7 pm O25 Chattanooga* Statesboro, Ga. 6 pm O26 Samford* Statesboro, Ga. 2 pm N1 at Furman* Greenville, S.C. 7 pm N2 at Wofford* Spartanburg, S.C. 2 pm N5 at The Citadel* Charleston, S.C. 6 pm N9 at Davidson* Davidson, N.C. 2 pm N15 Western Carolina* Statesboro, Ga. 6 pm N16 Appalachian State* Statesboro, Ga. 4 pm N23-24 SoCon Volleyball Tournament Greenville, S.C. TBA * Southern Conference Match

Dustin WoodHead Coach

Kym ColeyJunior MH

INCARNATE WORDThursday, Sept. 19 • AEROBICS CENTER

General InformationLocation San Antonio, TexasEnrollment 9,188Founded 1881Nickname CardinalsColors Red, Black and WhiteConference Southland (transitional)Home Arena McDermott Center Capacity 2,000President Dr. Louis J. Agnese, Jr.Athletics Director Mark PapichCoaching StaffHead Coach Jen Montoya Record at School 148-172 (10) Overall Record sameAssistant Coach Shawn McLaughlinVolleyball Office Phone (210) 283-6417

Team Information2012 Record 10-212012 Conf. Record • Finish 7-13 • 8th (Lone Star)2012 Postseason noneStarters Returning/Lost 3/3+LiberoLettermen Returning/Lost 6/8Newcomers 5Leading Returner • Kills Angelique Vidaurri • 2.56 K/SetLeading Returner • Digs Beth Soukup • 2.70 D/SetLeading Returner • Assists Danielle Suarez • 5.56 A/SetSeries vs. ORU First MeetingLast Meeting vs. ORU ---Last NCAA Tournament Appearance ---

Media RelationsVB Contact Shane Meling Email [email protected] Office Phone (210) 805-3071Athletics Website UIWCardinals.comPress Row Phone (210) 805-3071Mailing Address 4301 Broadway San Antonio, TX 78209

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time S6 at Western State Canyon, Texas 9 am S6 vs. Lubbock Christian Canyon, Texas 3:30 pm S7 vs. UC-Colorado Springs Canyon, Texas 11 am S7 vs. UT-Permian Basin Canyon, Texas 3:30 pm S17 Texas Tech San Antonio, Texas 6 pm S19 at Oral Roberts Tulsa, Okla. 7 pm S21 at Central Arkansas Conway, Ark. 2 pm S26 Nicholls State San Antonio, Texas 7 pm S27 Angelo State San Antonio, Texas 6 pm S28 McNeese State San Antonio, Texas 2 pm O1 Texas A&M-Kingsville San Antonio, Texas 7 pm O3 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Corpus Christi, Texas 7 pm O5 at Houston Baptist Houston, Texas 1 pm O8 at Texas A&M-Kingsville Kingsville, Texas 7 pm O10 Sam Houston State San Antonio, Texas 7 pm O12 Lamar San Antonio, Texas 2 pm O20 Abilene Christian San Antonio, Texas noon O24 at New Orleans New Orleans, La. 7 pm O26 at Southeastern Louisiana Hammond, La. 2 pm O31 Stephen F. Austin San Antonio, Texas 7 pm N2 Northwestern State San Antonio, Texas 2 pm N9 at Abilene Christian Abilene, Texas 4 pm N13 at Angelo State San Angelo, Texas 7 pm N23 at Grand Canyon Phoenix, Ariz. 8 pm

Jen MontoyaHead Coach

Danielle SuarezSenior Setter


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ABILENE CHRISTIANSaturday, Sept. 21 • AEROBICS CENTER

General InformationLocation Abilene, TexasEnrollment 4,558Founded 1906Nickname WildcatsColors Purple and WhiteConference Southland (transitional)Home Arena Moody Coliseum Capacity 4,500President Dr. Phil SchubertAthletics Director Jared MosleyCoaching StaffHead Coach Kellen Mock Record at School 148-79 (7) Overall Record sameAssistant Coach Ijeoma MoronuVolleyball Office Phone (325) 674-2590

Team Information2012 Record 12-192012 Conf. Record • Finish 8-12 • 7th (Lone Star)2012 Postseason noneStarters Returning/Lost 4+Libero/2Lettermen Returning/Lost 9/2Newcomers 4Leading Returner • Kills Jennifer Loerch • 2.81 K/SetLeading Returner • Digs Madison Hoover • 5.01 D/SetLeading Returner • Assists Sarah Siemens • 10.59 A/SetSeries vs. ORU Abilene Christian leads, 4-2-1Last Meeting vs. ORU Nov. 7, 1992 • Lawton, Okla. • ACU 3, ORU 0Last NCAA Tournament Appearance ---

Media RelationsVB Contact Chris Macaluso Email [email protected] Office Phone (325) 674-6171 Cell Phone (765) 490-6988SID Fax (325) 674-6798Athletics Website ACUSports.comPress Row Phone (765) 490-6988Mailing Address ACU Box 27916 Abilene, TX 79699

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time A30 at UT-Arlington Arlington, Texas 7 pm A31 vs. Louisiana Tech Arlington, Texas 11 am A31 vs. Grambling State Arlington, Texas 4:30 pm S3 at Texas Tech Lubbock, Texas 6 pm S10 Texas Tech Abilene, Texas 6 pm S13 vs. Northern Arizona Albuquerque, N.M. 4:30 pm S14 at New Mexico Albuquerque, N.M. 1 pm S14 vs. Towson Albuquerque, N.M. 5 pm S19 at Central Arkansas Conway, Ark. 7 pm S21 at Oral Roberts Tulsa, Okla. 2 pm S26 McNeese State Abilene, Texas 7 pm S28 Nicholls State Abilene, Texas 2 pm O3 at Houston Baptist Houston, Texas 7 pm O5 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Corpus Christi, Texas 1 pm O10 Lamar Abilene, Texas 7 pm O12 Sam Houston State Abilene, Texas 2 pm O19 Incarnate Word Abilene, Texas 7 pm O24 at Southeastern Louisiana Hammond, La. 7 pm O26 at New Orleans New Orleans, La. 2 pm O31 Northwestern State Abilene, Texas 7 pm N2 Stephen F. Austin Abilene, Texas 2 pm N9 at Incarnate Word San Antonio, Texas 2 pm N22 at Grand Canyon Phoenix, Ariz. 7 pm

Kellen MockHead Coach

Neely BorgerJunior MB

2013 OPPONENTS

NEW ORLEANSThursday, Sept. 26 • New Orleans, La. | Saturday, Nov. 16 • AEROBICS CENTER

General InformationLocation New Orleans, La.Enrollment 9,825Founded 1958Nickname PrivateersColors Royal Blue and SilverConference SouthlandHome Arena Human Performance Center Capacity 1,200President Dr. Peter J. FosAthletics Director Derek MorelCoaching StaffHead Coach Kim Young-Buford Record at School 20-46 (3) Overall Record 154-128 (9)Assistant Coach TBAVolleyball Office Phone (504) 280-7027

Team Information2012 Record 8-152012 Conf. Record • Finish ---2012 Postseason noneStarters Returning/Lost 3+Libero/3Lettermen Returning/Lost 6/3Newcomers 8Leading Returner • Kills Taylor Berry • 2.03 K/SetLeading Returner • Digs Lauren Levy • 3.59 D/SetLeading Returner • Assists Ariane Labrzycki • 7.89 A/SetSeries vs. ORU ORU leads, 4-1Last Meeting vs. ORU Sept. 18, 1999 • Las Vegas, Nev. • ORU 3, New Orleans 0Last NCAA Tournament Appearance ---

Media RelationsVB Contact Jason Plotkin Email [email protected] Office Phone (504) 280-6284SID Fax (504) 280-3977Athletics Website UNOPrivateers.comPress Row Phone (504) 280-6284Mailing Address 2000 Lakeshore Drive New Orleans, LA 70148

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time A30 at Florida Gainesville, Fla. 11 am A30 vs. Duke Gainesville, Fla. 4:30 pm A31 vs. Long Island-Brooklyn Gainesville, Fla. 12:30 pmS3 at Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg, Miss. 7 pm S6 vs. Western Michigan Ruston, La. 10 am S6 vs. McNeese State Ruston, La. 5 pm S7 at Louisiana Tech Ruston, La. 12 pm S11 Tulane New Orleans, La. 7 pm S13 at Alabama State Montgomery, Ala. 1 pm S13 vs. Savannah State Montgomery, Ala. 5 pm S14 vs. Jacksonville State Montgomery, Ala. 11 am S14 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff Montogmery, Ala. 5 pm S19 at Stephen F. Austin* Nacogdoches, Texas 6:30 pm S21 at Northwestern State* Natchitcohes, La. 2 pm S26 Oral Roberts* New Orleans, La. 7 pm S28 Central Arkansas* New Orleans, La. 2 pm O3 at Nicholls State* Thibodaux, La. 6:30 pm O5 at McNeese State* Lake Charles, La. 2 pm O8 Alcorn State New Orleans, La. 7 pm O10 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* New Orleans, La. 7 pm O12 Houston Baptist* New Orleans, La. 2 pm O15 Southeastern Louisiana* New Orleans, La. 7 pm O17 at Sam Houston State* Huntsville, Texas 7 pm O19 at Lamar* Beaumont, Texas 1 pm O24 Incarnate Word* New Orleans, La. 7 pm O26 Abilene Christian* New Orleans, La. 2 pm N2 at Southeastern Louisiana* Hammond, La. 2 pm N7 Northwestern State* New Orleans, La. 7 pm N9 Stephen F. Austin* New Orleans, La. 2 pm N14 at Central Arkansas* Conway, Ark. 7 pm N16 at Oral Roberts* Tulsa, Okla. 2 pm N22-24 SLC Volleyball Tournament Corpus Christi, Texas TBA * Southland Conference Match

Kim Young-BufordHead Coach

Taylor BerrySophomore MB

SE LOUISIANASaturday, Sept. 28 • Hammond, La. | Thursday, Nov. 14 • AEROBICS CENTER

General InformationLocation Hammond, La.Enrollment 15,400Founded 1925Nickname Lady LionsColors Green and GoldConference SouthlandHome Arena University Center Capacity 7,500President Dr. John L. CrainInterim Athletics Director Jay ArtiguesCoaching StaffHead Coach Geno Frugoli Record at School 16-47 (2) Overall Record 51-118 (6)Assistant Coaches Priscilla Morgan Ashlie ChristensonVolleyball Office Phone (985) 549-5189

Team Information2012 Record 11-192012 Conf. Record • Finish 5-13 • 8th2012 Postseason noneStarters Returning/Lost 3+Libero/3Lettermen Returning/Lost 11/6Newcomers 5Leading Returner • Kills Veronica Turk • 2.27 K/SetLeading Returner • Digs Megan McMillin • 4.10 D/SetLeading Returner • Assists Mikayla Shippy • 0.90 A/SetSeries vs. ORU ORU leads, 3-1Last Season vs. ORU Sept. 20 • AEROBICS CENTER • ORU 3, SLU 1 Oct. 18 • Hammond, La. • ORU 3, SLU 1Last NCAA Tournament Appearance ---

Media RelationsVB Contact Damon Sunde Email [email protected] Office Phone (985) 549-3774 Cell Phone (985) 507-9891SID Fax (985) 549-3495Athletics Website LionSports.netPress Row Phone (985) 507-9891Mailing Address 800 Galloway Drive Hammond, LA 70402

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time A30 at Florida Atlantic Boca Raton, Fla. 11:30 am A30 vs. Bethune-Cookman Boca Raton, Fla. 3:30 pm A31 vs. Jacksonville Boca Raton, Fla. noon S3 Tulane Hammond, La. 7 pm S6 vs. Western Carolina Memphis, Tenn. 10 am S6 vs. Alabama A&M Memphis, Tenn. 4 pm S7 at Memphis Memphis, Tenn. noon S10 at Southern Miss Hattiesburg, Miss. 7 pm S13 Stetson Hammond, La. 1 pm S13 Nebraska Omaha Hammond, La. 5 pm S14 Southern Hammond, La. 11 am S14 Louisiana Tech Hammond, La. 5 pm S19 at Northwestern State* Natchitoches, La. 7 pm S21 at Stephen F. Austin* Nacogdoches, Texas 1 pm S26 Central Arkansas* Hammond, La. 7 pm S28 Oral Roberts* Hammond, La. 2 pm O3 at McNeese State* Lake Charles, La. 7 pm O5 at Nicholls State* Thibodaux, La. 2 pm O10 Houston Baptist* Hammond, La. 7 pm O12 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Hammond, La. 2 pm O15 at New Orleans* New Orleans, La. 7 pm O17 at Lamar* Beaumont, Texas 7 pm O19 at Sam Houston State* Huntsville, Texas 2 pm O24 Abilene Christian* Hammond, La. 7 pm O26 Incarnate Word* Hammond, La. 2 pm O31 Mississippi Valley State Hammond, La. 7 pm N2 New Orleans* Hammond, La. 2 pm N5 Jackson State Hammond, La. 7 pm N7 Stephen F. Austin* Hammond, La. 7 pm N9 Northwestern State* Hammond, La. 2 pm N14 at Oral Roberts* Tulsa, Okla. 7 pm N16 at Central Arkansas* Conway, Ark. 2 pm N22-24 SLC Volleyball Tournament Corpus Christi, Texas TBA * Southland Conference Match

Geno FrugoliHead Coach

Megan McMillinSenior Libero



STEPHEN F. AUSTINThursday, Oct. 3 • AEROBICS CENTER | Tuesday, Nov. 12 • Nacogdoches, Texas

General InformationLocation Nacogdoches, TexasEnrollment 12,999Founded 1921Nickname LadyjacksColors Purple and WhiteConference SouthlandHome Arena Shelton Gym Capacity 600President Dr. Baker PatilloAthletics Director Robert HillCoaching StaffHead Coach Debbie Humphreys Record at School 556-279 (25) Overall Record sameAssistant Coaches Lauren Adams Lanford Luke MaloneyVolleyball Office Phone (936) 468-6240

Team Information2012 Record 22-122012 Conf. Record • Finish 11-7 • t5th2012 Postseason noneStarters Returning/Lost 3/3+LiberoLettermen Returning/Lost 9/4Newcomers 7Leading Returner • Kills Jill Ivy • 3.03 K/SLeading Returner • Digs Tori Bates • 1.98 D/SLeading Returner • Assists Paige Holland • 9.00 A/SSeries vs. ORU ORU leads, 4-2Last Season vs. ORU Sept. 27 • Nacogdoches, Texas • SFA 3, ORU 0 Nov. 8 • AEROBICS CENTER • SFA 3, ORU 1Last NCAA Tournament Appearance 2006

Media RelationsVB Contact Kyle Rogers Email [email protected] Office Phone (936) 468-5800SID Fax (936) 468-4593Athletics Website SFAJacks.comPress Row Phone (936) 468-3501Mailing Address P.O. Box 13010, SFA Station Nacogdoches, TX 75962

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time A30 vs. Troy Hattiesburg, Miss. 3 pm A31 vs. Jackson State Hattiesburg, Miss. 9 am A31 at Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg, Miss. 3:30 pm S2 at UL-Monroe Monroe, La. 2 pm S6 vs. George Washington Orlando, Fla. 10:30 am S6 vs. Elon Orlando, Fla. 6 pm S7 at Central Florida Orlando, Fla. 6 pm S10 Louisiana Tech Nacogdoches, Texas 6:30 pm S13 at TCU Fort Worth, Texas noon S13 vs. Ole Miss Fort Worth, Texas 5 pm S14 vs. Grambling State Fort Worth, Texas 10 am S14 vs. Houston Fort Worth, Texas 5 pm S19 New Orleans* Nacogdoches, Texas 6:30 pm S21 Southeastern Louisiana* Nacogdoches, Texas 1 pm S25 at North Texas Denton, Texas 6 pm S28 Northwestern State* Natchitoches, La. 2 pm O3 at Oral Roberts* Tulsa, Okla. 7 pm O5 at Central Arkansas* Conway, Ark. noon O10 Nicholls State* Nacogdoches, Texas 6:30 pm O12 McNeese State * Nacogdoches, Texas 1 pm O17 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Corpus Christi, Texas 7 pm O19 at Houston Baptist* Houston, Texas 1 pm O24 Sam Houston State* Nacogdoches, Texas 6:30 pm O26 Lamar* Nacogdoches, Texas 1 pm O29 Central Arkansas* Nacogdoches, Texas 6:30 pm O31 at Incarnate Word* San Antonio, Texas 7 pm N2 at Abilene Christian* Abilene, Texas 2 pm N7 at Southeastern Louisiana* Hammond, La. 7 pm N9 at New Orleans* New Orleans, La. 2 pm N12 Oral Roberts* Nacogdoches, Texas 6:30 pm N16 Northwestern State* Nacogdoches, Texas 1 pm N22-24 SLC Volleyball Tournament Corpus Christi, Texas TBA * Southland Conference Match

Debbie HumphreysHead Coach

Jill IvyJunior OH

NORTHWESTERN STATESaturday, Oct. 5 • AEROBICS CENTER | Tuesday, Oct. 29 • Natchitoches, La.

General InformationLocation Natchitoches, La.Enrollment 9,447Founded 1884Nickname Lady DemonsColors Purple, White and OrangeConference SouthlandHome Arena Prather Coliseum Capacity 3,400President Dr. Randall J. WebbAthletics Director Greg BurkeCoaching StaffCo-Head Coaches Hugh Hernesman Stephanie Hernesman Record at School 43-49 (3) Overall Record 90-92 (6)Assistant Coach Allison WackVolleyball Office Phone (318) 357-4227

Team Information2012 Record 20-132012 Conf. Record • Finish 12-6 • t3rd2012 Postseason noneStarters Returning/Lost 4+Libero/2Lettermen Returning/Lost 9/5Newcomers 5Leading Returner • Kills Stacey DiFrancesco • 3.41 K/SetLeading Returner • Digs Keelie Arneson • 5.07 D/SetLeading Returner • Assists Keelie Arneson • 0.69 A/SetSeries vs. ORU ORU leads, 4-1Last Season vs. ORU Sept. 29 • Natchitoches, La. • Northwestern St. 3, ORU 1 Nov. 10 • AEROBICS CENTER • ORU 3, Northwestern St. 0Last NCAA Tournament Appearance ---

Media RelationsVB Contact Brittany Russ Email [email protected] Office Phone (318) 357-6469 Cell Phone (318) 663-5701SID Fax (318) 357-4221Athletics Website NSUDemons.comPress Row Phone (318) 663-5701Mailing Address 220 S. Jefferson Natchitoches, LA 71497

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time A30 at Arkansas Fayetteville, Ark. 11 am A30 vs. Kansas City Fayetteville, Ark. 4:30 pm A31 vs. New Mexico Fayetteville, Ark. 11 am S6 vs. Texas State Denton, Texas 10 am S6 vs. Prairie View A&M Denton, Texas 5 pm S7 at North Texas Denton, Texas 11 am S7 vs. Utah Denton, Texas 5 pm S13 at Baylor Waco, Texas 12:30 pm S13 vs. Colorado Waco, Texas 4:30 pm S14 vs. Appalachian State Waco, Texas 3 pm S17 Southern Mississippi Natchitoches, La. 7 pm S19 Southeastern Louisiana* Natchitoches, La. 7 pm S21 New Orleans* Natchitoches, La. 2 pm S24 at Louisiana Tech Ruston, La. 7 pm S28 Stephen F. Austin* Natchitoches, La. 2 pm O3 at Central Arkansas* Conway, Ark. 7 pm O5 at Oral Roberts* Tulsa, Okla. 2 pm O10 McNeese State* Natchitoches, La. 7 pm O12 Nicholls State* Natchitoches, La. 2 pm O17 at Houston Baptist* Houston, Texas 7 pm O19 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Corpus Christi, Texas 1 pm O24 Lamar* Natchitoches, La. 7 pm O26 Sam Houston State* Natchitoches, La. 2 pm O28 Oral Roberts* Natchitoches, La. 7 pm O31 at Abilene Christian* Abilene, Texas 7 pm N2 at Incarnate Word* San Antonio, Texas 2 pm N7 at New Orleans* New Orleans, La. 2 pm N9 at Southeastern Louisiana* Hammond, La. 2 pm N12 Central Arkansas* Natchitoches, La. 7 pm N16 at Stephen F. Austin* Nacogdoches, Texas 1 pm N22-24 SLC Volleyball Tournament Corpus Christi, Texas TBA * Southland Conference Match

Hugh HernesmanCo-Head Coach

Keelie ArnesonJunior Libero

CENTRAL ARKANSASSaturday, Oct. 12 • Conway, Ark. | Saturday, Nov. 9 • AEROBICS CENTER

General InformationLocation Conway, Ark.Enrollment 11,107Founded 1907Nickname BearsColors Purple and GrayConference SouthlandHome Arena Prince Center Capacity 400President Dr. Tom CourtwayAthletics Director Dr. Brad TeagueCoaching StaffHead Coach David McFatrich Record at School 47-20 (2) Overall Record sameAssistant Coaches John Newberry Brittany Newberry Robyn SmithVolleyball Office Phone (501) 450-3154

Team Information2012 Record 30-52012 Conf. Record • Finish 15-3 • t1st2012 Postseason NCAA Tournament 1st RoundStarters Returning/Lost 4+Libero/2Lettermen Returning/Lost 10/5Newcomers 7Leading Returner • Kills Scout Brooks • 2.59 K/SetLeading Returner • Digs Shelbee Berringer • 4.03 D/SetLeading Returner • Assists Marissa Collins • 12.40 A/SetSeries vs. ORU ORU leads, 5-3Last Season vs. ORU Oct. 13 • Conway, Ark. • UCA 3, ORU 2 Oct. 23 • AEROBICS CENTER • ORU 3, UCA 2 Nov. 18 • Conway, Ark. • UCA 3, ORU 1Last NCAA Tournament Appearance 2012

Media RelationsVB Contact Charlie Skinner Email [email protected] Office Phone (501) 852-0708 Cell Phone (479) 387-0881SID Fax (501) 450-5740Athletics Website UCASports.comPress Row Phone (479) 387-0881Mailing Address PO Box 5004 Conway, AR 72035

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time A30 vs. Kansas Tucson, Ariz. 11 am A31 at Arizona Tucson, Ariz. 10:30 am A31 vs. Morgan State Tucson, Ariz. 4:30 pm S5 Arkansas-Pine Bluff Conway, Ark. 7 pm S6 Jackson State Conway, Ark. 2 pm S6 Louisiana-Monroe Conway, Ark. 7 pm S7 Texas-Pan American Conway, Ark. 7 pm S13 at Florida Gulf Coast Fort Myers, Fla. 10 am S14 vs. Penn State Fort Myers, Fla. 10 am S14 vs. Marquette Fort Myers, Fla. 3 pm S18 Abilene Christian* Conway, Ark. 7 pm S20 Louisiana Tech Conway, Ark. 7 pm S21 Incarnate Word* Conway, Ark. 2 pm S26 at Southeastern Louisiana* Hammond, La. 7 pm S28 at New Orleans* New Orleans, La. 2 pm O3 Northwestern State* Conway, Ark. 7 pm O5 Stephen F. Austin* Conway, Ark. noon O12 Oral Roberts* Conway, Ark. 1 pm O17 at McNeese State* Lake Charles, La. 7 pm O18 at Nicholls State* Thibodaux, La. 2 pm O24 Houston Baptist* Conway, Ark. 7 pm O26 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Conway, Ark. noon O28 at Stephen F. Austin* Nacogdoches, Texas 7 pm O31 at Lamar* Beaumont, Texas 7 pm N2 at Sam Houston State* Huntsville, Texas 2 pm N9 at Oral Roberts* Tulsa, Okla. 2 pm N12 at Northwestern State* Natchitoches, La. 7 pm N14 New Orleans* Conway, Ark. 7 pm N16 Southeastern Louisiana* Conway, Ark. 2 pm N22-24 SLC Volleyball Tournament Corpus Christi, Texas TBA * Southland Conference Match

David McFatrichHead Coach

Marissa CollinsSenior Setter


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NICHOLLS STATEThursday, Oct. 17 • Thibodaux, La.

General InformationLocation Thibodaux, La.Enrollment 6,088Founded 1948Nickname ColonelsColors Red and GrayConference SouthlandHome Arena Stopher Gym Capacity 3,800Interim President Larry HowellAthletics Director Rob BernardiCoaching StaffHead Coach Tommy Harold Record at School First Season Overall Record 207-113 (10)Assistant Coach Ashley AllenVolleyball Office Phone (985) 448-4283

Team Information2012 Record 11-192012 Conf. Record • Finish 6-12 • 7th2012 Postseason noneStarters Returning/Lost 0/7Lettermen Returning/Lost 3/10Newcomers 9Leading Returner • Kills Brooke Hopper • 1.06 K/SLeading Returner • Digs Carley McInnis • 1.80 D/SLeading Returner • Assists Marlee Bean • 3.77 A/SSeries vs. ORU ORU leads, 4-0Last Season vs. ORU Sept. 22 • AEROBICS CENTER • ORU 3, Nicholls 0 Oct. 20 • Thibodaux, La. • ORU 3, Nicholls 1Last NCAA Tournament Appearance ---

Media RelationsVB Contact Clyde Verdin, Jr. Email [email protected] Office Phone (985) 448-4282 Cell Phone (985) 518-9452SID Fax (985) 448-4490Athletics Website GeauxColonels.comPress Row Phone (985) 448-4294Mailing Address 906 E 1st St. Thibodaux, LA 70310

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time A30 vs. Mississippi Valley State New Orleans, La. 10 am A30 vs. Rider New Orleans, La. 4:30 pmA31 at Tulane New Orleans, La. 7 pm S6 at Louisiana-Lafayette Lafayette, La. 7 pm S7 vs. Houston Lafayette, La. 10 am S7 vs. Alcorn State Lafayette, La. 3 pm S13 at Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. 11:30 amS13 vs. South Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. 4:30 pm S14 vs. UT Martin Tuscaloosa, Ala. 9 am S14 vs. Arkansas State Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2 pm S19 Sam Houston State* Thibodaux, La. 6:30 pm S21 Lamar* Thibodaux, La. 2 pm S26 at Incarnate Word* San Antonio, Texas 7 pm S28 at Abilene Christian* Abilene, Texas 7 pm O1 Houston Baptist* Thibodaux, La. 6:30 pm O3 New Orleans* Thibodaux, La. 6:30 pm O5 Southeastern La.* Thibodaux, La. 2 pm O10 at Stephen F. Austin* Nacogdoches, Texas 7 pm O12 at Northwestern State* Natchitoches, Texas 2 pm O14 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Thibodaux, La. 6:30 pm O17 Oral Roberts* Thibodaux, La. 6:30 pm O19 Central Arkansas* Thibodaux, La. 2 pm O26 at McNeese State* Lake Charles, La. 2 pm O31 at Texas A&M-CC* Corpus Christi, Texas 7 pm N2 at Houston Baptist* Houston, Texas 2 pm N7 at Lamar* Beaumont, Texas 7 pm N9 at Sam Houston State* Huntsville, Texas 11 am N16 McNeese State* Thibodaux, La. 7 pm N22 SLC Volleyball Tournament Corpus Christi, Texas TBA * Southland Conference Match

Tommy HaroldHead Coach

Carley McInnisSenior Libero

2013 OPPONENTS

McNEESE STATESaturday, Oct. 19 • Lake Charles, La.

General InformationLocation Lake Charles, La.Enrollment 8.175Founded 1939Nickname CowgirlsColors Royal Blue and GoldConference SouthlandHome Arena Memorial Gym Capacity 315President Dr. Phillip WilliamsInterim Athletics Director Bridget MartinCoaching StaffHead Coach Terry Gamble Record at School 31-63 (3) Overall Record 782-220 (18)Assistant Coaches Michelle Kuester Ben KaszetaVolleyball Office Phone (337) 475-5474

Team Information2012 Record 7-252012 Conf. Record • Finish 1-17 • 10th2012 Postseason noneStarters Returning/Lost 5/1+LiberoLettermen Returning/Lost 8/2Newcomers 8Leading Returner • Kills Amber Fryer • 2.17 K/SetLeading Returner • Digs Kimberlyn Patterson • 2.70 D/SetLeading Returner • Assists Kelly Graham • 8.43 A/SetSeries vs. ORU ORU leads, 3-0Last Season vs. ORU Oct. 6 • AEROBICS CENTER • ORU 3, McNeese 0 Nov. 1 • Lake Charles, La. • ORU 3, McNeese 0Last NCAA Tournament Appearance ---

Media RelationsVB Contact Pam LaFosse Email [email protected] Office Phone (337) 475-5926SID Fax (337) 475-5202Athletics Website McNeeseSports.comPress Row Phone (337) 475-5200Mailing Address Box 92735 Lake Charles, LA 70609

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time A30 vs. Chicago State Chicago, Ill. 4:30 pm A31 vs. Proveidence Chicago, Ill 10 am A31 at DePaul Chicago, Ill. 7 pm S4 Alcorn State Lake Charles, La. 7 pm S6 at Louisiana Tech Ruston, La. noon S6 vs. New Orleans Ruston, La. 5 pm S7 vs. Western Michigan Ruston, La. 10 am S11 at Southern Baton Rouge, La. 7 pm S13 UL-Monroe Lake Charles, La. 2 pm S13 Southern Miss Lake Charles, La. 7 pm S14 UT-Pan American Lake Charles, La. 11:30 am S14 Prairie View A&M Lake Charles, La. 7 pm S17 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Lake Charles, La. 7 pm S19 Lamar* Lake Charles, La. 7 pm S21 Sam Houston State* Lake Charles, La. 2 pm S23 at Prairie View A&M Prairie View, Texas 7 pm S26 at Abilene Christian* Abilene, Texas 7 pm S28 at Incarnate Word* San Antonio, Texas 2 pm O3 Southeastern Louisiana* Lake Charles, La. 7 pm O5 New Orleans* Lake Charles, La. 2 pm O10 at Northwestern State* Natchitoches, La. 7 pm O12 at Stephen F. Austin* Nacogdoches, Texas 1 pm O17 Central Arkansas* Lake Charles, La. 7 pm O19 Oral Roberts* Lake Charles, La. 2 pm O21 at Alcorn State Alcorn State, Miss. 6 pm O26 Nicholls State* Lake Charles, La. 2 pm O31 at Houston Baptist* Houston, Texas 7 pm N2 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Corpus Christi, Texas 1 pm N7 at Sam Houston State* Huntsville, Texas 7 pm N9 at Lamar* Beaumont, Texas 1 pm N12 Houston Baptist* Lake Charles, La. 7 pm N16 at Nicholls State* Thibodaux, La. 7 pm N22-24 SLC Volleyball Tournament Corpus Christi, Texas TBA * Southland Conference Match

Terry GambleHead Coach

Kelly GrahamSophomore Setter

TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTIThursday, Oct. 24 • AEROBICS CENTER

General InformationLocation Corpus Christi, TexasEnrollment 10,200Founded 1947Nickname IslandersColors Royal Blue, Green and WhiteConference SouthlandHome Arena Dugan Wellness Center Capacity 1,200President Dr. Flavius KillebrewAthletics Director Scott LazenbyCoaching StaffHead Coach Tony Graystone Record at School 55-71 (3) Overall Record 370-132 (13)Assistant Coaches Kendra Potts Kim MaroonVolleyball Office Phone (361) 825-3232

Team Information2012 Record 21-112012 Conf. Record • Finish 12-6 • t3rd2012 Postseason noneStarters Returning/Lost 3/3+LiberoLettermen Returning/Lost 9/6Newcomers 6Leading Returner • Kills Brianna Brink • 3.01 K/SetLeading Returner • Digs Ivy Baresh • 3.03 D/SetLeading Returner • Assists Logen Bourque • 9.82 A/SetSeries vs. ORU ORU leads, 3-1Last Season vs. ORU Sept. 15 • Corpus Christi, Texas • AMCC 3, ORU 0 Oct. 27 • AEROBICS CENTER • ORU 3, AMCC 0 Nov. 16 • Conway, Ark. • ORU 3, AMCC 0Last NCAA Tournament Appearance ---

Media RelationsVB Contact Amber Sleek Email [email protected] Office Phone (361) 825-2831SID Fax (361) 825-3218Athletics Website GoIslanders.comPress Row Phone (361) 825-2255Mailing Address 6300 Ocean Drive Unit 5719 Corpus Christi, TX 78412

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time A30 vs. UC Irvine Denver, Colo. 5 pm A31 at Denver Denver, Colo. 1 pm A31 vs. Air Force Denver, Colo. 6 pm S6 at Rice Houston, Texas 6:30 pm S7 vs. LSU Houston, Texas 10 am A7 vs. UALR Houston, Texas 5 pm S9 UTSA Corpus Christi, Texas 7 pm S13 vs. Mississippi Valley State Arlington, Texas 4 pm S14 vs. UTSA Arlington, Texas 11 am S14 at UT Arlington Arlington, Texas 7 pm S17 at McNeese State* Lake Charles, La. 7 pm S19 at Houston Baptist* Houston, Texas 7 pm S20 Texas-Pan American Corpus Christi, Texas 7 pm S26 at Sam Houston State* Huntsville, Texas 7 pm S28 at Lamar* Beaumont, Texas 1 pm O3 Incarnate Word* Corpus Christi, Texas 7 pm O5 Abilene Christian* Corpus Christi, Texas 1 pm O10 at New Orleans* New Orleans, La. 7 pm O12 at Southeastern Louisiana* Hammond, La. 2 pm O14 at Nicholls State* Thibodaux, La. 6:30 pm O17 Stephen F. Austin* Corpus Christi, Texas 7 pm O19 Northwestern State* Corpus Christi, Texas 1 pm O24 at Oral Roberts* Tulsa, Okla. 7 pm O26 at Central Arkansas* Conway, Ark. noon O29 Prairie View A&M Corpus Christi, Texas 6 pm O31 Nicholls State* Corpus Christi, Texas 7 pm N2 McNeese State* Corpus Christi, Texas 1 pm N9 Houston Baptist* Corpus Christi, Texas 1 pm N13 Lamar* Corpus Christi, Texas 4 pm N16 Sam Houston State* Corpus Christi, Texas noon N22-24 SLC Volleyball Tournament Corpus Christi, Texas TBA * Southland Conference Match

Tony GraystoneHead Coach

Brianna BrinkJunior OH



HOUSTON BAPTISTSaturday, Oct. 26 • AEROBICS CENTER

General InformationLocation Houston, TexasEnrollment 2,200Founded 1960Nickname HuskiesColors Royal Blue and OrangeConference SouthlandHome Arena Sharp Gym Capacity 1,000President Dr. Robert B. Sloan Jr.Athletics Director Steve MoniaciCoaching StaffHead Coach Trent Herman Record at School 20-11 (1) Overall Record 63-44 (3)Assistant Coaches Alisha Keltner Ben Farmer Jerry AldridgeVolleyball Office Phone (281) 649-3273

Team Information2012 Record 20-112012 Conf. Record • Finish 7-1 • 1st (Great West)2012 Postseason noneStarters Returning/Lost 2/4+LiberoLettermen Returning/Lost 6/5Newcomers 6Leading Returner • Kills Caiti Wenger • 2.84 K/SetLeading Returner • Digs Haley Hoffman • 2.26 D/SetLeading Returner • Assists Haley Hoffman • 0.63 A/SetSeries vs. ORU ORU leads, 2-0Last Meeting vs. ORU Oct. 16, 2008 • AEROBICS CENTER • ORU 3, HBU 1Last NCAA Tournament Appearance ---

Media RelationsVB Contact Lauren Bozeman Email [email protected] Office Phone (281) 649-3098 Cell Phone (832) 577-4131SID Fax (281) 649-3496Athletics Website HBUHuskies.comPress Row Phone (281) 649-3065Mailing Address 7502 Fondren Rd. Houston, TX 77074

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time A30 Nebraska-Omaha Houston, Texas 7 pm A31 Louisiana-Lafayette Houston, Texas 9:30 am A31 UT-Pan American Houston, Texas 7:30 pm S3 Prairie View A&M Houston, Texas 7 pm S5 at Florida International Miami, Fla. 5 pm S6 vs. Alabama Miami, Fla. 10 am S6 vs. UNC-Wilmington Miami, Fla. 5 pm S10 at Prairie View A&M Prairie View, Texas 7 pm S13 at Rice Houston, Texas 11 am S13 vs. North Carolina State Houston, Texas 5:30 pm S14 vs. Missouri Houston, Texas 11 am S19 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Houston, Texas 7 pm S21 at UTSA San Antonio, Texas 4 pm S26 at Lamar* Beaumont, Texas 7 pm S28 at Sam Houston State* Huntsville, Texas 11 am O1 at Nicholls State* Thibodaux, La. 6:30 pm O3 Abilene Christian* Houston, Texas 7 pm O5 Incarnate Word* Houston, Texas 1 pm O10 at Southeastern Louisiana* Hammond, La. 7 pm O12 at New Orleans* New Orleans, La. 2 pm O17 Northwestern State* Houston, Texas 7 pm O19 Stephen F. Austin* Houston, Texas 1 pm O24 at Central Arkansas* Conway, Ark. 7 pm O26 at Oral Roberts* Tulsa, Okla. 2 pm O31 McNeese State* Houston, Texas 7 pm N2 Nicholls State* Houston, Texas 1 pm N7 Rice Houston, Texas 7 pm N9 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Corpus Christi, Texas 1 pm N12 at McNeese State* Lake Charles, La. 7 pm N14 Sam Houston State* Houston, Texas 7 pm N16 Lamar* Houston, Texas 1 pm N22-24 SLC Volleyball Tournament Corpus Christi, Texas TBA * Southland Conference Match

Trent HermanHead Coach

Caiti WengerSenior MB

SAM HOUSTON STATEThursday, Oct. 31 • Huntsville, Texas

General InformationLocation Huntsville, TexasEnrollment 18,478Founded 1879Nickname BearkatsColors Orange and WhiteConference SouthlandHome Arena Bernard G. Johnson Coliseum Capacity 6,100President Dr. Dana GibsonAthletics Director Bobby WilliamsCoaching StaffHead Coach Brenda Gray Record at School 596-422 (29) Overall Record sameAssistant Coach Ellen AndrewsVolleyball Office Phone (936) 294-1736

Team Information2012 Record 21-112012 Conf. Record • Finish 15-3 • t1st2012 Postseason noneStarters Returning/Lost 3+Libero/3Lettermen Returning/Lost 7/5Newcomers 8Leading Returner • Kills Deveney Wells-Gibson • 4.12 K/SetLeading Returner • Digs Tayler Gray • 3.54 D/SetLeading Returner • Assists Tayler Gray • 10.92 A/SetSeries vs. ORU Sam Houston State leads, 6-4Last Season vs. ORU Sept. 13 • Huntsville, Texas • SHSU 3, ORU 0 Oct. 25 • AEROBICS CENTER • SHSU 3, ORU 2 Nov. 17 • Conway, Ark. • ORU 3, SHSU 0Last NCAA Tournament Appearance 1996

Media RelationsVB Contact Paul Ridings Email [email protected] Office Phone (936) 294-1764Athletics Website GoBearkats.comPress Row Phone (936) 294-1764Mailing Address 1806 Avenue J Huntsville, TX 77340

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time A30 vs. Norfolk State Boone, N.C. 4 pm A31 at Appalachian State Boone, N.C. 12:30 pm A31 vs. Loyola (Md.) Boone, N.C. 4 pm S3 Texas State Huntsville, Texas 7 pm S6 vs. Davidson Dallas, Texas 10 am S6 vs. Grambling State Dallas, Texas 4 pm S7 at SMU Dallas, Texas 2:30 pm S13 Lamar* Huntsville, Texas 7 pm S14 Jackson State Huntsville, Texas 1 pm S14 Washington State Huntsville, Texas 7 pm S19 at Nicholls State* Thibodaux, La. 6:30 pm S21 at McNeese State* Lake Charles, La. 2 pm S26 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Huntsville, Texas 7 pm S28 Houston Baptist Huntsville, Texas 7:30 pm O5 at Lamar* Beaumont, Texas 1 pm O10 at Incarnate Word* San Antonio, Texas 7 pm O12 at Abilene Christian* Abilene, Texas 2 pm O17 New Orleans* Huntsville, Texas 7 pm O19 Southeastern Louisiana* Huntsville, Texas 2 pm O24 at Stephen F. Austin* Nacogdoches, Texas 6:30 pm O26 at Northwestern State* Natchitoches, La. 2 pm O31 Oral Roberts* Huntsville, Texas 7 pm N2 Central Arkansas* Huntsville, Texas 2 pm N7 McNeese State* Huntsville, Texas 7 pm N9 Nicholls State* Huntsville, Texas 11 am N14 at Houston Baptist* Houston, Texas 7 pm N16 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Corpus Christi, Texas 1 pm N22-24 SLC Volleyball Tournament Corpus Christi, Texas TBA * Southland Conference Match

Brenda GrayHead Coach

Deveney Wells-GibsonJunior OH

LAMARSaturday, Nov. 2 • Beaumont, Texas

General InformationLocation Beaumont, TexasEnrollment 12,999Founded 1923Nickname CardinalsColors Red and WhiteConference SouthlandHome Arena McDonald Gym Capacity 500President Dr. Kenneth R. EvansAthletics Director Jason HendersonCoaching StaffHead Coach Justin Gibert Record at School 112-135 (8) Overall Record 245-179 (12)Assistant Coaches Blair Greenwood Lauren MossakowskiVolleyball Office Phone (409) 880-8717

Team Information2012 Record 10-222012 Conf. Record • Finish 2-16 • 9th2012 Postseason noneStarters Returning/Lost 3+Libero/3Lettermen Returning/Lost 8/5Newcomers 5Leading Returner • Kills Sierra Whitaker • 2.76 K/SetLeading Returner • Digs Megan Schwartz • 3.80 D/SetLeading Returner • Assists Madi Martin • 5.57 A/SetSeries vs. ORU ORU leads, 8-5Last Season vs. ORU Oct. 4 • AEROBICS CENTER • ORU 3, Lamar 0 Nov. 3 • Beaumont, Texas • ORU 3, Lamar 0Last NCAA Tournament Appearance 2008

Media RelationsVB Contact Clay Trainum Email [email protected] Office Phone (409) 880-7845 Cell Phone (409) 651-5588SID Fax (409) 880-2338Athletics Website LamarCardinals.comPress Row Phone (409) 651-5588Mailing Address 211 Redbird Lane Beaumont, TX 77710

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time A30 at Texas State San Marcos, Texas 11:30 am A30 vs. Houston San Marcos, Texas 4 pm A31 vs. SMU San Marcos, Texas 10 am A31 vs. Quinnipiac San Marcos, Texas 4:30 pm S2 vs. Texas-Pan American Beaumont, Texas 1 pm S5 at UTSA San Antonio, Texas 11 am S5 vs. Texas A&M San Antonio, Texas 7 pm S6 vs. Loyola Marymount San Antonio, Texas 4:30 pm S13 vs. Rice Beaumont, Texas 7 pm S13 at Sam Houston State* Huntsville, Texas 7 pm S14 vs. Washington State Huntsville, Texas 10 am S14 vs. Jackson State Huntsville, Texas 4 pm S19 at McNeese State* Lake Charles, La. 7 pm S21 at Nicholls State* Thibodaux, La. 2 pm S26 vs. Houston Baptist* Beaumont, Texas 7 pm S28 vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Beaumont, Texas 1 pm O1 at Tulane New Orleans, La. 7 pm O5 vs. Sam Houston State* Beaumont, Texas 1 pm O13 at Abilene Christian* Abilene, Texas 7 pm O12 at Incarnate Word* San Antonio, Texas 2 pm O17 vs. Southeastern Louisiana* Beaumont, Texas 7 pm O19 vs. New Orleans* Beaumont, Texas 1 pm O24 at Northwestern State* Natchitoches, La. 7 pm O26 at Stephen F. Austin* Nacogdoches, Texas 1 pm O31 vs. Central Arkansas* Beaumont, Texas 7 pm N2 vs. Oral Roberts* Beaumont, Texas 1 pm N7 vs. Nicholls State* Beaumont, Texas 7 pm N13 vs. McNeese State* Beaumont, Texas 1 pm N13 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Corpus Christi, Texas 4 pm N15 at Houston Baptist* Houston, Texas 1 pm N22-24 SLC Volleyball Tournament Corpus Christi, Texas TBA * Southland Conference Match

Justin GibertHead Coach

Cortney MooreSophomore MB


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Friday, Aug. 30Nicholls vs. Mississippi Valley State-1 New Orleans, La. 10 amCentral Arkansas vs. Kansas-2 Tucson, Ariz. 11 amNew Orleans at Florida-3 Gainesville, Fla. 11 amNorthwestern State at Arkansas-4 Fayetteville, Ark. 11 amLamar at Texas State-5 San Marcos, Texas 11:30 amSoutheastern Louisiana at Florida Atlantic-6 Boca Raton, Fla. 11:30 amOral Roberts at Texas Southern-7 Houston, Texas 1 pmStephen F. Austin vs. Troy-8 Hattiesburg, Miss. 3 pmSoutheastern Louisiana vs. Bethune-Cookman-6 Boca Raton, Fla. 3:30 pmLamar vs. Houston-5 San Marcos, Texas 4 pmSam Houston State vs. Norfolk State-9 Boone, N.C. 4 pmMcNeese State vs. Chicago State-10 Chicago, Ill. 4:30 pmNew Orleans vs. Duke-3 Gainesville, Fla. 4:30 pmNicholls vs. Rider-1 New Orleans, La. 4:30 pmNorthwestern State vs. UMKC-4 Fayetteville, Ark. 4:30 pmTexas A&M-Corpus Christi vs. UC-Irvine-11 Denver, Colo. 5 pmAbilene Christian at Texas-Arlington-12 Arlington, Texas 7 pmNebraska-Omaha at Houston Baptist-13 Houston, Texas 7 pm

Saturday, Aug. 31Oral Roberts vs. Prairie View A&M-7 Houston, Texas 9 amStephen F. Austin vs. Jackson State-8 Hattiesburg, Miss. 9 amLouisiana-Lafayette at Houston Baptist-13 Houston, Texas 9:30 amLamar vs. SMU-5 San Marcos, Texas 10 amMcNeese State vs. Providence-10 Chicago, Ill. 10 amCentral Arkansas at Arizona-2 Tucson, Ariz. 10:30 amAbilene Christian vs. Louisiana Tech-12 Arlington, Texas 11 amNorthwestern State vs. New Mexico-4 Fayetteville, Ark. 11 amSoutheastern Louisiana vs. Jacksonville-6 Boca Raton, Fla. noonNew Orleans vs. Long Island-Brooklyn-3 Gainesville, Fla. 12:30 pmSam Houston State at Appalachian State-9 Boone, N.C. 12:30 pmOral Roberts vs. Southern-7 Houston, Texas 1 pmTexas A&M-Corpus Christi at Denver-11 Denver, Colo. 1 pmStephen F. Austin at Southern Mississippi-8 Hattiesburg, Miss. 3:30 pmSam Houston State vs. Loyola-Maryland-9 Boone, N.C. 4 pmAbilene Christian vs. Grambling State-12 Arlington, Texas 4:30 pmCentral Arkansas vs. Morgan State-2 Tucson, Ariz. 4:30 pmLamar vs. Quinnipiac-5 San Marcos, Texas 4:30 pmMcNeese State at DePaul-10 Chicago, Ill. 4:30 pmTexas A&M-Corpus Christi vs. Air Force-11 Denver, Colo. 6 pmNicholls at Tulane-1 New Orleans, La. 7 pmTexas-Pan American at Houston Baptist-13 Houston, Texas 7:30 pm

Monday, Sept. 2Texas-Pan American at Lamar Beaumont, Texas 1 pmStephen F. Austin at Louisiana-Monroe Monroe, La. 2 pm

Tuesday, Sept. 3Abilene Christian at Texas Tech Lubbock, Texas 6 pmNew Orleans at Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg, Miss. 7 pmOral Roberts at Tulsa Tulsa, Okla. 7 pmPrairie View A&M at Houston Baptist Houston, Texas 7 pmTexas State at Sam Houston State Huntsville, Texas 7 pmTulane at Southeastern Louisiana Hammond, La. 7 pm

Wednesday, Sept. 4Alcorn State at McNeese State Lake Charles, La. 7 pm

Thursday, Sept. 5Lamar at UTSA-14 San Antonio, Texas 11 amHouston Baptist at Florida International-15 Miami, Fla. 5 pmArkansas-Pine Bluff at Central Arkansas-16 Conway, Ark. 7 pmLamar vs. Texas A&M-14 San Antonio, Texas 7 pm

Friday, Sept. 6Houston Baptist vs. Alabama-15 Miami, Fla. 8 amUIW vs. Western State Colorado-17 Canyon, Texas 9 amNew Orleans vs. Western Michigan-18 Ruston, La. 10 am

Northwestern State vs. Texas State-19 Denton, Texas 10 amOral Roberts vs. Texas Southern-20 El Paso, Texas 10 amSam Houston State vs. Davidson-21 Dallas, Texas 10 amSoutheastern Louisiana vs. Western Carolina-22 Memphis, Tenn. 10 amStephen F. Austin vs. George Washington-23 Orlando, Fla. 10:30 amHouston Baptist vs. UNC-Wilmington-15 Miami, Fla. 11:30 amMcNeese State at Louisiana Tech-18 Ruston, La. noonJackson State at Central Arkansas-16 Conway, Ark. 2 pmUIW vs. Lubbock Christian-17 Canyon, Texas 3:30 pmSam Houston State vs. Grambling-21 Dallas, Texas 4 pmSoutheastern Louisiana vs. Alabama A&M-22 Memphis, Tenn. 4 pmLamar vs. Loyola Marymount-14 San Antonio, Texas 4:30 pmMcNeese State vs. New Orleans-18 Ruston, La. 5 pmNorthwestern State vs. Prairie View A&M-19 Denton, Texas 5 pmStephen F. Austin vs. Elon-23 Orlando, Fla. 6 pmTexas A&M-Corpus Christi at Rice-24 Houston, Texas 6:30 pmLouisiana-Monroe at Central Arkansas-16 Conway, Ark. 7 pmNicholls at Louisiana-Lafayette-25 Lafayette, La. 7 pmOral Roberts at UTEP-20 El Paso, Texas 7 pm

Saturday, Sept. 7McNeese State vs. Western Michigan-18 Ruston, La. 10 amNicholls vs. Houston-25 Lafayette, La. 10 amTexas A&M-Corpus Christi vs. LSU-24 Houston, Texas 10 am UIW vs. Colorado-Colorado Springs-17 Canyon, Texas 11 amNorthwestern State at North Texas-19 Denton, Texas 11 amNew Orleans at Louisiana Tech-18 Ruston, La. noonOral Roberts vs. Southern-20 El Paso, Texas noonSoutheastern Louisiana at Memphis-22 Memphis, Tenn. noonSam Houston State at SMU-21 Dallas, Texas 2:30 pmUIW vs. Texas-Permian Basin-17 Canyon, Texas 3 pmNicholls vs. Alcorn State-25 Lafayette, La. 3 pmNorthwestern State vs. Utah-19 Denton, Texas 5 pmTexas A&M-Corpus Christi vs. UALR-24 Houston, Texas 5 pm Stephen F. Austin at Central Florida-23 Orlando, Fla. 6 pmTexas-Pan American at Central Arkansas-16 Conway, Ark. 7 pm

Monday, Sept. 9UTSA at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Corpus Christi, Texas 7 pm

Tuesday, Sept. 10Texas Tech at Abilene Christian Abilene, Texas 6 pmLouisiana Tech at Stephen F. Austin Nacogdoches, Texas 6:30 pmHouston Baptist at Prairie View A&M Prairie View, Texas 7 pmRice at Lamar Beaumont, Texas 7 pmSoutheastern Louisiana at Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg, Miss. 7 pm

Wednesday, Sept. 11McNeese State at Southern Baton Rouge, La. 6 pmTulane at New Orleans New Orleans, La. 7 pm

Friday, Sept. 13Central Arkansas at Florida Gulf Coast-26 Fort Myers, Fla. 10 amHouston Baptist at Rice-27 Houston, Texas 11 amNicholls at Alabama-28 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 11:30 amStephen F. Austin at TCU-29 Fort Worth, Texas noonNorthwestern State at Baylor-30 Waco, Texas 12:30 pmNew Orleans at Alabama State-31 Montgomery, Ala. 1 pmStetson at Southeastern Louisiana-32 Hammond, La. 1 pmLouisiana-Monroe at McNeese State-33 Lake Charles, La. 2 pmTexas A&M-Corpus Christi vs. Mississippi Valley State-34 Arlington, Texas 4 pmAbilene Christian vs. Northern Arizona-35 Albuquerque, N.M. 4:30 pmNicholls at Alabama-28 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 4:30 pmNorthwestern State vs. Colorado-30 Waco, Texas 4:30 pmNebraska-Omaha at Southeastern Louisiana-32 Hammond, La. 5 pmNew Orleans vs. Savannah State-31 Montgomery, Ala. 5 pmOral Roberts vs. North Dakota State-36 Statesboro, Ga. 5 pmStephen F. Austin vs. Ole Miss-29 Fort Worth, Texas 5 pmHouston Baptist vs. North Carolina State-27 Houston, Texas 5:30 pm

2013 OPPONENTS | 2013 SLC COMPOSITE SCHEDULE



Lamar at Sam Houston State-37 Huntsville, Texas 7 pmSouthern Mississippi at McNeese State-33 Lake Charles, La. 7 pm

Saturday, Sept. 14Nicholls vs. Tennessee-Martin-28 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 9 amCentral Arkansas vs. Penn State-26 Fort Myers, Fla. 10 amLamar vs. Washington State-37 Huntsville, Texas 10 amOral Roberts vs. High Point-36 Statesboro, Ga. 10 amStephen F. Austin vs. Grambling St. -29 Fort Worth, Texas 10 amHouston Baptist vs. Missouri-27 Houston, Texas 11 amNew Orleans vs. Jacksonville State-31 Montgomery, Ala. 11 amSouthern at Southeastern Louisiana-32 Hammond, La. 11 amTexas A&M-Corpus Christi vs. UTSA-34 Arlington, Texas 11 amTexas-Pan American at McNeese State-33 Lake Charles, La. 11:30 amAbilene Christian at New Mexico-35 Albuquerque, N.M. 1 pmJackson State at Sam Houston State-37 Huntsville, Texas 1 pmNicholls vs. Arkansas State-28 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2 pmCentral Arkansas vs. Marquette-26 Fort Myers, Fla. 3 pmNorthwestern State vs. Appalachian State-30 Waco, Texas 3 pmLamar vs. Jackson State-37 Huntsville, Texas 4 pmAbilene Christian vs. Towson-35 Albuquerque, N.M. 5 pmLouisiana Tech at Southeastern Louisiana-32 Hammond, La. 5 pmNew Orleans vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff-31 Montgomery, Ala. 5 pmStephen F. Austin vs. Houston-29 Fort Worth, Texas 5 pmOral Roberts at Georgia Southern-36 Statesboro, Ga. 7 pmPrairie View A&M at McNeese State-33 Lake Charles, La. 7 pmTexas A&M-Corpus Christi at Texas-Arlington-34 Arlington, Texas 7 pmWashington State at Sam Houston State-37 Huntsville, Texas 7 pm

Tuesday, Sept. 17Texas Tech at UIW San Antonio, Texas 6 pmSouthern Mississippi at Northwestern State Natchitoches, La. 7 pmTexas A&M-Corpus Christi at McNeese State* Lake Charles, La. 7 pm

Thursday, Sept. 19New Orleans at Stephen F. Austin* Nacogdoches, Texas 6:30 pmSam Houston State at Nicholls* Thibodaux, La. 6:30 pmAbilene Christian at Central Arkansas* Conway, Ark. 7 pmUIW at Oral Roberts* Tulsa, Okla. 7 pmLamar at McNeese State* Lake Charles, La. 7 pmSoutheastern Louisiana at Northwestern State* Natchitoches, La. 7 pmTexas A&M-Corpus Christi at Houston Baptist* Houston, Texas 7 pm

Friday, Sept. 20Louisiana Tech at Central Arkansas Conway, Ark. 7 pmTexas-Pan American at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Corpus Christi, Texas 7 pm

Saturday, Sept. 21Southeastern Louisiana at Stephen F. Austin* Nacogdoches, Texas 1 pmAbilene Christian at Oral Roberts* Tulsa, Okla. 2 pmUIW at Central Arkansas* Conway, Ark. 2 pmLamar at Nicholls* Thibodaux, La. 2 pmNew Orleans at Northwestern State* Natchitoches, La. 2 pmSam Houston State at McNeese State* Lake Charles, La. 2 pmHouston Baptist at UTSA San Antonio, Texas 4 pm

Monday, Sept. 23McNeese State at Prairie View A&M Prairie View, Texas 7 pm

Tuesday, Sept. 24Northwestern State at Louisiana Tech Ruston, La. 7 pm

Wednesday, Sept. 25Stephen F. Austin at North Texas Denton, Texas 6 pm

Thursday, Sept. 26Central Arkansas at Southeastern Louisiana* Hammond, La. 7 pmHouston Baptist at Lamar* Beaumont, Texas 7 pmMcNeese State at Abilene Christian* Abilene, Texas 7 pm

Nicholls at UIW* San Antonio, Texas 7 pmOral Roberts at New Orleans* New Orleans, La. 7 pmTexas A&M-Corpus Christi at Sam Houston State* Huntsville, Texas 7 pm

Friday, Sept. 27Angelo State at UIW San Antonio, Texas 6 pm

Saturday, Sept. 28Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at Lamar* Beaumont, Texas 1 pmCentral Arkansas at New Orleans* New Orleans, La. 2 pmMcNeese State at UIW* San Antonio, Texas 2 pmNicholls at Abilene Christian* Abilene, Texas 2 pmOral Roberts at Southeastern Louisiana* Hammond, La. 2 pmStephen F. Austin at Northwestern State* Natchitoches, La. 2 pmHouston Baptist at Sam Houston State* Huntsville, Texas 7:30 pm

Tuesday, Oct. 1Houston Baptist at Nicholls* Thibodaux, La. 6:30 pmLamar at Tulane New Orleans, La. 7 pmTexas A&M-Kingsville at UIW San Antonio, Texas 7 pm

Thursday, Oct. 3New Orleans at Nicholls* Thibodaux, La. 6:30 pmAbilene Christian at Houston Baptist* Houston, Texas 7 pmUIW at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Corpus Christi, Texas 7 pmNorthwestern State at Central Arkansas* Conway, Ark. 7 pmSoutheastern Louisiana at McNeese State* Lake Charles, La. 7 pmStephen F. Austin at Oral Roberts* Tulsa, Okla. 7 pm

Saturday, Oct. 5Stephen F. Austin at Central Arkansas* Conway, Ark. noonAbilene Christian at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Corpus Christi, Texas 1 pmUIW at Houston Baptist* Houston, Texas 1 pmSam Houston State at Lamar* Beaumont, Texas 1 pmNew Orleans at McNeese State* Lake Charles, La. 2 pmNorthwestern State at Oral Roberts* Tulsa, Okla. 2 pmSoutheastern Louisiana at Nicholls* Thibodaux, La. 2 pm

Tuesday, Oct. 8UIW at Texas A&M-Kingsville Kingsville, Texas 7 pmAlcorn State at New Orleans New Orleans, La. 7 pm

Thursday, Oct. 10Nicholls at Stephen F. Austin* Nacogdoches, Texas 6:30 pmHouston Baptist at Southeastern Louisiana* Hammond, Texas 7 pmLamar at Abilene Christian* Abilene, Texas 7 pmMcNeese State at Northwestern State* Natchitoches, La. 7 pmSam Houston State at UIW* San Antonio, Texas 7 pmTexas A&M-Corpus Christi at New Orleans* New Orleans, La. 7 pm

Saturday, Oct. 12McNeese State at Stephen F. Austin* Nacogdoches, Texas 1 pmOral Roberts at Central Arkansas* Conway, Ark. 1 pmHouston Baptist at New Orleans* New Orleans, La. 2 pmLamar at UIW* San Antonio, Texas 2 pmNicholls at Northwestern State* Natchitoches, La. 2 pmSam Houston State at Abilene Christian* Abilene, Texas 2 pmTexas A&M-Corpus Christi at Southeastern Louisiana* Hammond, La. 2 pm

Monday, Oct. 14Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at Nicholls* Thibodaux, La. 6:30 pm

Tuesday, Oct. 15Southeastern Louisiana at New Orleans* New Orleans, La. 7 pm

Thursday, Oct. 17Oral Roberts at Nicholls* Thibodaux, La. 6:30 pmCentral Arkansas at McNeese State* Lake Charles, La. 7 pmNew Orleans at Sam Houston State* Huntsville, Texas 7 pm


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Northwestern State at Houston Baptist* Houston, Texas 7 pmSoutheastern Louisiana at Lamar* Beaumont, Texas 7 pmStephen F. Austin at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Corpus Christi, Texas 7 pm

Saturday, Oct. 19New Orleans at Lamar* Beaumont, Texas 1 pmNorthwestern State at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Corpus Christi, Texas 1 pmStephen F. Austin at Houston Baptist* Houston, Texas 1 pmCentral Arkansas at Nicholls* Thibodaux, La. 2 pmOral Roberts at McNeese State* Lake Charles, La. 2 pmSoutheastern Louisiana at Sam Houston State* Huntsville, Texas 2 pmUIW at Abilene Christian* Abilene, Texas 7 pm

Monday, Oct. 21McNeese State at Alcorn State Lorman,Miss. 6 pm

Thursday, Oct. 24Sam Houston State at Stephen F. Austin* Nacogdoches, Texas 6:30 pmAbilene Christian at Southeastern Louisiana* Hammond, La. 7 pmHouston Baptist at Central Arkansas* Conway, Ark. 7 pmUIW at New Orleans* New Orleans, La. 7 pmLamar at Northwestern State* Natchitoches, La. 7 pmTexas A&M-Corpus Christi at Oral Roberts* Tulsa, Okla. 7 pm

Saturday, Oct. 26Texas A&M Corpus Christi at Central Arkansas* Conway, Ark. noonLamar at Stephen F. Austin* Nacogdoches, Texas 1 pmAbilene Christian at New Orleans* New Orleans, La. 2 pmHouston Baptist at Oral Roberts* Tulsa, Okla. 2 pmUIW at Southeastern Louisiana* Hammond, La. 2 pmNicholls at McNeese State* Lake Charles, La. 2 pmSam Houston State at Northwestern State* Natchitoches, La. 2 pm

Tuesday, Oct. 29 Prairie View at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Corpus Christ, Texas 6 pmCentral Arkansas at Stephen F. Austin* Nacogdoches, Texas 6:30 pmOral Roberts at Northwestern State* Natchitoches, La. 7 pm

Thursday, Oct. 31Central Arkansas at Lamar* Beaumont, Texas 7 pmMcNeese State at Houston Baptist* Houston, Texas 7 pmNicholls at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Corpus Christi, Texas 7 pmNorthwestern State at Abilene Christian* Abilene, Texas 7 pmOral Roberts at Sam Houston State* Huntsville, Texas 7 pmMississippi Valley State at Southeastern Louisiana Hammond, La. 7 pmStephen F. Austin at UIW* San Antonio, Texas 7 pm

Saturday, Nov. 2McNeese State at Texas A&M Corpus Christi* Corpus Christi, Texas 1 pmNicholls at Houston Baptist* Houston, Texas 1 pmOral Roberts at Lamar* Beaumont, Texas 1 pmCentral Arkansas at Sam Houston State* Huntsville, Texas 2 pmNew Orleans at Southeastern Louisiana* Hammond, La. 2 pmNorthwestern State at UIW* San Antonio, Texas 2 pmStephen F. Austin at Abilene Christian* Abilene, Texas 2 pm

Tuesday, Nov. 5Jackson State at Southeastern Louisiana Hammond, La. 7 pm

Thursday, Nov. 7Rice at Houston Baptist Houston, Texas 7 pmMcNeese State at Sam Houston State* Huntsville, Texas 7 pmNicholls at Lamar* Beaumont, Texas 7 pmNorthwestern State at New Orleans* New Orleans, La. 7 pmStephen F. Austin at Southeastern Louisiana* Hammond, La. 7 pm

Friday, Nov. 8Abilene Christian at UIW* San Antonio, Texas 7 pm

Saturday, Nov. 9Nicholls at Sam Houston State* Huntsville, Texas 11 amHouston Baptist at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Corpus Christi, Texas 1 pmMcNeese State at Lamar* Beaumont, Texas 1 pmCentral Arkansas at Oral Roberts* Tulsa, Okla. 2 pmNorthwestern State at Southeastern Louisiana* Hammond, La. 2 pmStephen F. Austin at New Orleans* New Orleans, La. 2 pm

Tuesday, Nov. 12Oral Roberts at Stephen F. Austin* Nacogdoches, Texas 6:30 pmCentral Arkansas at Northwestern State* Natchitoches, La. 7 pmHouston Baptist at McNeese State* Lake Charles, La. 7 pm

Wednesday, Nov. 13Lamar at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Corpus Christi, Texas 4 pmUIW at Angelo State Hammond, La. 7 pm

Thursday, Nov. 14New Orleans at Central Arkansas* Conway, Ark. 7 pmSam Houston State at Houston Baptist* Houston, Texas 7 pmSoutheastern Louisiana at Oral Roberts* Tulsa, Okla. 7 pm

Saturday, Nov. 16Sam Houston State at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Corpus Christi, Texas noonLamar at Houston Baptist* Houston, Texas 1 pmNorthwestern State at Stephen F. Austin* Nacogdoches, Texas 1 pmNew Orleans at Oral Roberts* Tulsa, Okla. 2 pmSoutheastern Louisiana at Central Arkansas* Conway, Ark. 2 pmMcNeese State at Nicholls* Thibodaux, La. 7 pm

Friday, Nov. 22Abilene Christian at Grand Canyon Phoenix, Ariz. 7 pm

Saturday, Nov. 23UIW at Grand Canyon Phoenix, Ariz. 7 pm

Friday, Nov. 22-Sunday, Nov. 24Southland Conference Tournament Corpus Christi, Texas All Day

* Southland Conference Match

Non-Conference Tournaments1. Kathy Trosclair Memorial 2. University of Arizona Tournament3. Florida/Campus USA Credit Union Invitational 4. Arkansas Invitational5. Delta Zeta Texas State Classic 6. Florida Atlantic University Invitational7. Texas Southern Invitational 8. Southern Mississippi Tournament9. Appalachian State Classic 10. DePaul Invitational 11. Pioneer Classic 12. University of Texas at Arlington Hilton Invitational13. Houston Baptist Tournament 14. University UTSA Classic15. Florida International University Classic 16. UCA-SEARS Sugar Bear Classic17. Lady Bluff Classic 18. Louisiana Tech Invitational19. North Texas Invitational 20. El Paso Sports Commission Volleyball Invitational21. SMU Invite 22. Memphis Invitational23. Central Florida Tournament 24. Rice Invitational I25. Sawyer Camillo Memorial Volleyball Classic 26. Hilton Garden Inn/Homewood Suites Airport Volleyball Classic27. Rice Invitational II 28. Hampton Inn Bama Bash29. TCU Tournament 30. Baylor Invitational31. ISTAP Collegiate Cup 32. Tangi Tourism Lion Classic33. Big Daddy’s Invitational 34. Hilton Maverick Classic35. Comcast Lobo Invitational 36. Georgia Southern Invitational37. Sam Houston Invitational

2013 SLC COMPOSITE SCHEDULE


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The 2012 Oral Roberts University volleyball season will forever be remembered for the struggles Sheera Sirola’s team endured throughout the first half of the campaign and the perseverance the Golden Eagles displayed to overcome those challenges in the season’s final month. A veteran ORU club with high expectations battled a slew of injuries, a difficult non-conference schedule and a better-than-expected Southland Conference, at one point finding themselves five games under .500 at the end of September. But Sirola and the Golden Eagles would not fold the tents, rallying to win 11 of their final 15 matches and book their second consecutive appearance in a conference tournament championship match.

ORU JOINS THE SOUTHLAND The building blocks for a the 2012 season were laid in place long before the season’s first serve in late August. In fact, ORU took its first steps towards a historic campaign on October 25, 2011, when the school formally joined the Southland Conference. The move came after 15 seasons in the Mid-Continent Conference/Summit League, which included seven volleyball conference championships, including six straight titles from 1997-2002.GOLDEN EAGLES SURGE TO SLC TOURNAMENT FINALS Sixth-seeded Oral Roberts became the lowest-seeded team in league history to advance to the

Southland Conference Tournament Championship Match with two victories at the event. ORU opened the tournament with a 3-0 thrashing of third-seeded Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on Nov. 16, and a day later they came back with a 3-0 sweep over second-seeded Sam Houston State. The victories set up a showdown with top-seeded Central Arkansas, the tournament hosts, with ORU suffering a 3-1 loss on Nov. 18. Still, ORU made history with their run to the SLC Championship Match, with libero Bruna Silva and middle blocker Sheina Fernandes earning All-Tournament honors.Lowest Seeds to Reach SLC Championship1. Oral Roberts (2012) 62. McNeese State (1999) 5 Lamar (2000) 5 UT-Arlington (2001) 5 Nicholls State (2003) 5 Texas State (2007) 5

ORU SUCCEEDS IN FIRST SLC SEASON Despite holding the sixth seed at the end of the SLC regular season, the Golden Eagles performed very well in the top-heavy conference. Oral Roberts went 11-7 (.611) in the SLC regular season, becoming just the seventh school of the 17 that have played SLC volleyball (and the first since 1991) to post a winning record in its first season as league members. Additionally, ORU became just the fourth SLC volleyball team (and the first since 1987) to reach the tournament championship match in its first season as league members.

Overall Record: 17-15SLC Record: 11-7 (t5th)Aerobics Center Record: 7-3Road Record: 4-9Neutral Record: 6-3Postseason Record: 2-1Final RPI: 97• Southland Conference Libero of the Year (Silva)• 3rd Team Academic All-American (Fernandes)• Three All-Southland Conference selections• Two Southland Conference Players of the Week• SLC F.L. McDonald Scholarship Winner (Fernandes)

^^^ Shiena Fernandes led the sixth-seeded Golden Eagles to an historic run through the Southland Conference Tournament


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INJURIES PILE UP, BUT FRESHMEN FILL IN ADMIRABLY There’s no question that an abnormal rash of injuries was a major contributing factor in ORU’s early season struggles. Injuries accounted for 71 combined missed matches for the Golden Eagles, hitting veterans Sthephanie Mab (19 missed matches), Olivia Ophus (17) and Shelby Robb (11) especially hard. Those setbacks were a huge reason that ORU stood just 6-11 at the end of September. But those voids created an opportunity for ORU’s freshman class to step up, with two rookies providing especially important contributions. Bartlesville native Sadie Schaffner earned a rotation spot for the season’s final 16 matches, and she contributed 2.04 kills and 0.79 blocks per set. Outside hitter Kylie Johnson, meanwhile, shifted to a defensive role and finished second on the club with 266 digs. Neither player figured to feature prominently for Sheera Sirola’s team in 2012, yet both rookies were lineup fixtures by the end of the year and are poised for breakout seasons in 2013.

TAYLOR ORCHESTRATES BALANCED ORU ATTACK Serving as the setter on a team as balanced as ORU is can be a challenge for any player, but Union High product Laura Taylor showed in 2012 why she is the perfect person for the job. Taylor averaged 9.91 assists per set as a junior and helped seven Golden Eagles tally over 100 kills on the season. Taylor also averaged 1.11 kills and 0.79 blocks per set, adding herself to the mix of dangerous attackers. On October 25, Taylor tallied her second career triple-double with 11 kills, 14 digs and 47 assists against Sam Houston State.

SILVA NETS SLC LIBERO OF THE YEAR Bruna Silva added to her incredible résumé as a junior leading the Southland Conference in digs and earning SLC Libero of the Year honors as a result. Silva recorded 627 digs in her third collegiate season, pacing the SLC with 5.22 digs per set. The SLC Libero of the Year honor came on the heels of 2011’s Summit League Defensive Player of the Year trophy, putting Silva in elite company at ORU. Only four other Golden Eagles have tallied multiple conference player of the year awards, and Silva will have an opportunity to become the second ORU player to win three yearly awards.ORU Players with Multiple Conference Player of the Year AwardsJuliana Moser1997, 98, 99 Mid-Con Player of the Year Anna Moreno2000, 02 Mid-Con Setter of the Year Becky Dreher2002, 04 Mid-Con Defensive Player of the Year Ori Zuzic2005, 06 Mid-Con Player of the Year Bruna Silva2011 Summit League Defensive Player of the Year 2012 Southland Conference Libero of the Year

FERNANDES SHINES ON THE COURT, IN THE CLASSROOM Departed senior Sheina Fernandes had a stellar final season on the court, earning an All-SLC selection after hitting .350 with 1.23 blocks per set. But the Brazil native was also a star in the classroom, posting a perfect 4.00 GPA in international business. The classroom prowess netted Fernandes ORU’s first ever Capital One Academic All-America selection in the sport of volleyball. Fernandes was also a Capital One Academic All-District selection, a member of the SLC All-Academic Team, and a SLC FL. McDonald Postgraduate Scholarship recipient.

ORU LEADS SLC IN BLOCKS Without a doubt, the strength of defensive domination formed the core of ORU’s success in 2012. The digging efforts of Bruna Silva accounted for a huge share of the effort, but a devastating team-wide blocking strategy was just as important. Oral Roberts led the Southland Conference in blocks per set, at 2.82, a mark that checked in 17th in all of NCAA Division I. Individually, Jessica Pancratz led the conference (and finished 25th nationally) in blocks, with 1.36 per set, while Sheina Fernandes finished 3rd in the league with 1.23 per set.

BRUNA SILVA - Southland Conference Libero of the Year- Southland Conference All-Tounament Team selection- Preseason 1st Team All-Southland Conference selection- UB Invitational All-Tournament Team- 1st Team Southland Conference All-Academic Team- SLC Commissioner’s Fall Academic Honor Roll- SLC Defensive Player of the Week (9/3 & 11/12)

SHEINA FERNANDES - 1st Team All-Southland Conference selection- 3rd Team Capital One Academic All-America selection- Southland Conference All-Tournament Team selection- Capital One Academic All-District Team selection- UB Invitational All-Tournament Team- University Plaza Invitational All-Tournament Team- 1st Team Southland Conference All-Academic Team- SLC Commissioner’s Fall Academic Honor Roll- F.L. McDonald Postgraduate Scholarship recipient

LAURA TAYLOR - Honorable Mention All-Southland Conference Team - SLC Commissioner’s Fall Academic Honor Roll

JESSICA PANCRATZ - Mean Green Invitational All-Tournament Team- SLC Commissioner’s Fall Academic Honor Roll

OLIVIA OPHUS - Preseason 1st Team All-Southland Conference selection- SLC Commissioner’s Fall Academic Honor Roll

JOANA GRUBER - SLC Commissioner’s Fall Academic Honor Roll

TATUM FREDEEN - SLC Commissioner’s Fall Academic Honor Roll

SHELBY ROBB - Senior CLASS Award nominee- SLC Commissioner’s Fall Academic Honor Roll

LUARA ROSA - SLC Commissioner’s Fall Academic Honor Roll

SADIE SCHAFFNER - SLC Commissioner’s Fall Academic Honor Roll

JOVANA POLJASEVIC - SLC Commissioner’s Fall Academic Honor Roll

2012 AWARDS & HONORS

^^^ Bruna Silva led the Southland Conference with 627 digs and took home SLC Libero of the Year honors

2012 IN REVIEW



OVERALL TOTAL: 17-15 HOME: 7-3 AWAY: 4-9 NEUTRAL: 6-3 ATTACK SET SERVE ## Name SP MP-MS K K/Set E TA Pct A A/Set TA Pct SA SA/Set SE TA Pct1 Ophus, Olivia 51 14-6 2 0.04 2 16 .000 3 0.06 84 .036 5 0.10 9 151 .9402 Mab, Sthephanie 48 13-5 0 0.00 0 2 .000 19 0.40 70 .271 0 0.00 0 0 .0003 Gruber, Joana 107 31-25 220 2.06 99 738 .164 17 0.16 146 .116 26 0.24 36 337 .8935 Fredeen, Tatum 108 32-15 264 2.44 146 727 .162 4 0.04 44 .091 3 0.03 6 35 .8296 Pancratz, Jessica 120 32-31 224 1.87 93 565 .232 23 0.19 103 .223 1 0.01 2 28 .9297 Johnson, Kylie 111 31-13 78 0.70 51 315 .086 64 0.58 262 .244 21 0.19 15 364 .9599 Silva, Bruna 120 32-0 5 0.04 1 17 .235 82 0.68 469 .175 23 0.19 46 434 .89410 Robb, Shelby 19 10-3 20 1.05 11 82 .110 0 0.00 6 .000 0 0.00 1 2 .50011 Fernandes, Sheina 120 32-32 321 2.67 73 709 .350 27 0.22 96 .281 23 0.19 37 453 .91812 Poljasevic, Jovana 5 3-0 3 0.60 1 6 .333 1 0.20 3 .333 0 0.00 1 4 .75013 Schaffner, Sadie 71 24-12 145 2.04 66 380 .208 4 0.06 22 .182 8 0.11 12 186 .93514 Taylor, Laura 120 32-32 133 1.11 32 348 .290 1189 9.91 2627 .453 24 0.20 10 448 .97815 Rosa, Luara 92 27-18 126 1.37 78 392 .122 21 0.23 138 .152 6 0.07 10 240 .958 ORAL ROBERTS 120 32-32 1541 12.84 653 4297 .207 1458 12.15 4074 .358 140 1.17 185 2682 .931 Opponents 120 32-32 1517 12.64 740 4522 .172 1389 11.57 4222 .329 128 1.07 201 2561 .922

RECEPT DIG BLOCKING ## Name S RE TA Pct DIG Dig/S BS BA Total Blk/S BE BHE1 Ophus, Olivia 51 9 169 .947 99 1.94 0 0 0 0.00 0 02 Mab, Sthephanie 48 5 111 .955 81 1.69 0 0 0 0.00 0 03 Gruber, Joana 107 25 440 .943 204 1.91 5 71 76 0.71 9 25 Fredeen, Tatum 108 3 82 .963 60 0.56 4 50 54 0.50 6 06 Pancratz, Jessica 120 2 47 .957 47 0.39 18 145 163 1.36 3 27 Johnson, Kylie 111 24 413 .942 266 2.40 1 9 10 0.09 0 29 Silva, Bruna 120 38 648 .941 627 5.22 0 0 0 0.00 0 110 Robb, Shelby 19 0 17 1.000 2 0.11 0 8 8 0.42 2 111 Fernandes, Sheina 120 1 38 .974 106 0.88 15 133 148 1.23 10 212 Poljasevic, Jovana 5 0 1 1.000 1 0.20 0 0 0 0.00 0 013 Schaffner, Sadie 71 1 13 .923 34 0.48 7 49 56 0.79 3 114 Taylor, Laura 120 0 0 .000 226 1.88 1 72 73 0.61 5 1915 Rosa, Luara 92 8 226 .965 170 1.85 0 38 38 0.41 2 1 TEAM 12 ORAL ROBERTS 120 128 2341 .945 1923 16.02 51 575 338.5 2.82 40 31 Opponents 120 140 2475 .943 1805 15.04 56 376 244.0 2.03 51 29

^^^ Bruna Silva averaged 5.22 digs per game as a junior and took home Southland Conference Libero of the Year honors. Silva is the fifth Golden Eagle to win multiple conference player of the year awards

^^^ Jessica Pancratz led the Southland Conference in blocks as a junior, averaging 1.36 per set. Pancratz had 11 matches of seven or more blocks, including an eight-block effort in the SLC Championship Match


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SLC MATCHES TOTAL: 11-7 HOME: 7-2 AWAY: 4-5 ATTACK SET SERVE ## Name SP MP-MS K K/Set E TA Pct A A/Set TA Pct SA SA/Set SE TA Pct1 Ophus, Olivia 3 1-0 0 0.00 0 3 .000 0 0.00 2 .000 0 0.00 0 3 1.0002 Mab, Sthephanie 44 12-5 0 0.00 0 1 .000 19 0.43 69 .275 0 0.00 0 0 .0003 Gruber, Joana 60 17-14 135 2.25 58 426 .181 12 0.20 67 .179 17 0.28 23 204 .8875 Fredeen, Tatum 56 18-9 120 2.14 69 343 .149 3 0.05 27 .111 3 0.05 6 35 .8296 Pancratz, Jessica 65 18-17 103 1.58 45 276 .210 15 0.23 59 .254 1 0.02 2 28 .9297 Johnson, Kylie 65 18-8 42 0.65 29 173 .075 44 0.68 162 .272 12 0.18 11 244 .9559 Silva, Bruna 65 18-0 2 0.03 0 8 .250 40 0.62 209 .191 11 0.17 31 223 .86110 Robb, Shelby 16 9-3 20 1.25 8 74 .162 0 0.00 6 .000 0 0.00 1 1 .00011 Fernandes, Sheina 65 18-18 172 2.65 36 385 .353 19 0.29 57 .333 14 0.22 22 254 .91312 Poljasevic, Jovana 1 1-0 2 2.00 0 2 1.000 1 1.00 1 1.000 0 0.00 0 0 .00013 Schaffner, Sadie 49 15-10 116 2.37 46 297 .236 4 0.08 20 .200 7 0.14 11 151 .92714 Taylor, Laura 65 18-18 84 1.29 21 208 .303 623 9.58 1496 .416 11 0.17 7 255 .97315 Rosa, Luara 39 13-6 36 0.92 18 124 .145 6 0.15 44 .136 2 0.05 4 86 .953 ORAL ROBERTS 65 18-18 832 12.80 330 2320 .216 790 12.15 2223 .355 78 1.20 118 1484 .920 Opponents 65 18-18 803 12.35 416 2450 .158 749 11.52 2344 .320 75 1.15 122 1378 .911

RECEPT DIG BLOCKING ## Name S RE TA Pct DIG Dig/S BS BA Total Blk/S BE BHE1 Ophus, Olivia 3 0 6 1.000 2 0.67 0 0 0 0.00 0 02 Mab, Sthephanie 44 5 104 .952 78 1.77 0 0 0 0.00 0 03 Gruber, Joana 60 16 256 .938 127 2.12 4 41 45 0.75 6 25 Fredeen, Tatum 56 2 57 .965 32 0.57 1 27 28 0.50 4 06 Pancratz, Jessica 65 1 28 .964 28 0.43 13 79 92 1.42 2 27 Johnson, Kylie 65 14 200 .930 167 2.57 0 5 5 0.08 0 09 Silva, Bruna 65 24 330 .927 338 5.20 0 0 0 0.00 0 110 Robb, Shelby 16 0 17 1.000 2 0.12 0 6 6 0.38 1 111 Fernandes, Sheina 65 1 21 .952 62 0.95 12 72 84 1.29 3 012 Poljasevic, Jovana 1 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 013 Schaffner, Sadie 49 0 11 1.000 27 0.55 5 37 42 0.86 3 114 Taylor, Laura 65 0 0 .000 112 1.72 0 31 31 0.48 5 1015 Rosa, Luara 39 6 81 .926 57 1.46 0 16 16 0.41 1 1 TEAM 6 ORAL ROBERTS 65 75 1239 .939 1032 15.88 35 314 192.0 2.95 25 18 Opponents 65 78 1348 .942 1005 15.46 30 182 121.0 1.86 28 19

^^^ Laura Taylor and Sheina Fernandes each earned All-SLC honors in 2012. Taylor was an honorable mention pick after averaging 9.91 assists per set, while Fernandes hit .353 in league play

^^^ Tatum Fredeen blasted 264 kills in her final season with the Golden Eagles, including a team-high 14-kill effort in the SLC Championship Match loss to Central Arkansas

2012 SEASON BOX SCORE



DATE OPPONENT SCORE MATCH RESULTS OVERALL CONF. TIME ATT. UB INVITATIONAL (Buffalo, N.Y.)8/24/12 vs San Jose State W, 3-1 26-24,12-25,25-16,25-22 1-0 0-0 1:58 72 8/24/12 vs Canisius W, 3-0 25-16,25-18,28-26 2-0 0-0 1:22 114 8/25/12 at Buffalo L, 2-3 25-23,21-25,20-25,25-20,13-15 2-1 0-0 2:20 328

UNIVERSITY PLAZA INVITATIONAL (Springfield, Mo.)8/30/12 at Missouri State L, 2-3 17-25,28-26,25-19,16-25,14-16 2-2 0-0 2:15 563 8/31/12 vs UALR W, 3-2 20-25,25-19,25-22,20-25,15-6 3-2 0-0 2:14 56 9/1/12 vs Austin Peay W, 3-0 25-23,25-21,25-20 4-2 0-0 1:18 73 9/1/12 vs #11 Dayton L, 0-3 28-30,20-25,11-25 4-3 0-0 1:29 47

9/4/12 TULSA L, 2-3 25-23,16-25,13-25,25-22,13-15 4-4 0-0 2:26 507

MEAN GREEN INVITATIONAL (Denton, Texas)9/7/12 at North Texas L, 0-3 18-25,23-25,21-25 4-5 0-0 1:18 470 9/7/12 vs Hofstra L, 1-3 22-25,25-15,21-25,23-25 4-6 0-0 1:38 241 9/8/12 vs Eastern Michigan L, 2-3 25-22,21-25,21-25,25-13,12-15 4-7 0-0 1:56 283

9/13/12 at Sam Houston State* L, 0-3 17-25,21-25,18-25 4-8 0-1 1:22 315 9/15/12 at A&M-Corpus Christi* L, 0-3 15-25,22-25,18-25 4-9 0-2 1:32 461 9/20/12 SE LOUISIANA W, 3-1 25-20,28-30,25-13,25-17 5-9 1-2 1:56 307 9/22/12 NICHOLLS STATE* W, 3-0 25-17,25-7,25-16 6-9 2-2 1:12 173 9/27/12 at Stephen F. Austin L, 0-3 23-25,21-25,22-25 6-10 2-3 1:31 302 9/29/12 at Northwestern State L, 1-3 18-25,18-25,25-21,25-27 6-11 2-4 2:00 223 10/4/12 LAMAR W, 3-0 25-18,28-26,25-20 7-11 3-4 1:33 249 10/6/12 McNEESE STATE W, 3-0 25-12,25-19,25-22 8-11 4-4 1:19 143 10/13/12 at Central Arkansas L, 2-3 25-20,32-30,17-25,18-25,12-15 8-12 4-5 2:23 272 10/18/12 at SE Louisiana W, 3-1 21-25,25-20,25-21,25-20 9-12 5-5 1:53 285 10/2012 at Nicholls State W, 3-1 25-18,25-18,14-25,25-13 10-12 6-5 1:42 207 10/23/12 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W, 3-2 25-21,17-25,25-16,22-25,15-11 11-12 7-5 2:09 243 10/25/12 SAM HOUSTON STATE L, 2-3 25-20,21-25,25-20,18-25,19-21 11-13 7-6 2:30 289 10/27/12 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI W, 3-0 25-19,25-20,25-17 12-13 8-6 1:25 203 11/1/12 at McNeese State W, 3-0 25-16,25-20,25-23 13-13 9-6 1:23 86 11/3/12 at Lamar W, 3-0 25-16,25-19,25-21 14-13 10-6 1:14 325 11/8/12 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN L, 1-3 25-14,20-25,22-25,27-29 14-14 10-7 2:00 303 11/10/12 NORTHWESTERN STATE W, 3-0 25-17,27-25,25-19 15-14 11-7 1:40 451

2012 SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP (Conway, Ark.)11/16/12 vs (3) A&M-Corpus Christi W, 3-0 25-20,25-16,25-18 16-14 11-7 1:25 216 11/17/12 vs (2) Sam Houston State W, 3-0 25-19,25-21,25-18 17-14 11-7 1:33 248 11/18/12 at (1) Central Arkansas L, 1-3 21-25,23-25,25-16,21-25 17-15 11-7 2:05 857 * Southland Conference Match

TEAM RECORD W-L ATTENDANCE Dates Total Average3 sets 11-5 Total 32 8,912 2784 sets 4-4 Home 10 2,868 2875 sets 2-6 Away 13 4,694 361 Neutral 9 1,350 150

OVERALL TOTAL: 17-15 HOME: 7-3 AWAY: 4-9 NEUTRAL: 6-3


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ATTACK SET SERVE DEF BLOCK Date Opponent SP K E TA Pct A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE Total BHE8/24/12 vs San Jose State 4 50 33 178 .096 47 4 1 1 79 0 20 0 10.0 08/24/12 vs Canisius 3 50 18 126 .254 44 3 5 0 54 1 26 2 14.0 28/25/12 at Buffalo 5 61 32 177 .164 56 8 9 5 78 2 22 2 13.0 08/30/12 at Missouri State 5 64 35 181 .160 60 5 2 5 72 5 24 1 17.0 08/31/12 vs UALR 5 61 27 176 .193 60 5 7 2 77 0 22 0 11.0 19/1/12 vs Austin Peay 3 57 16 120 .342 54 0 2 1 55 1 14 0 8.0 09/1/12 vs #11 Dayton 3 41 14 119 .227 41 1 3 6 50 1 10 0 6.0 29/4/12 TULSA 5 52 27 164 .152 50 2 9 6 77 2 28 0 16.0 19/7/12 at North Texas 3 37 27 100 .100 33 1 6 2 41 0 10 1 5.0 19/7/12 vs Hofstra 4 45 28 113 .150 43 10 6 7 40 1 16 0 9.0 29/8/12 vs Eastern Michigan 5 65 21 169 .260 61 8 9 5 82 1 15 3 8.5 39/13/12 at Sam Houston State 3 28 23 116 .043 26 4 1 5 42 2 11 0 7.5 19/15/12 at A&M-Corpus Christi 3 23 22 112 .009 22 4 1 5 53 0 22 0 11.0 09/20/12 SE LOUISIANA 4 60 19 145 .283 59 7 11 3 69 3 20 3 13.0 09/22/12 NICHOLLS STATE 3 43 11 101 .317 40 6 2 1 54 2 4 2 4.0 09/27/12 at Stephen F. Austin 3 35 18 112 .152 33 2 11 5 49 2 16 1 10.0 19/29/12 at Northwestern State 4 48 29 159 .119 46 4 6 9 71 2 14 0 9.0 010/4/12 LAMAR 3 43 13 105 .286 41 5 6 5 44 2 12 3 8.0 210/6/12 MCNEESE STATE 3 50 12 100 .380 48 6 6 0 38 4 12 0 10.0 210/13/12 at Central Arkansas 5 62 18 178 .247 56 1 11 9 72 1 34 2 18.0 110/18/12 at SE Louisiana 4 56 24 141 .227 51 3 10 3 66 3 8 0 7.0 010/20/12 at Nicholls State 4 49 21 146 .192 49 8 6 2 66 0 16 5 8.0 310/23/12 CENTRAL ARKANSAS 5 54 19 152 .230 52 8 7 6 72 4 25 1 16.5 210/25/12 SAM HOUSTON STATE 5 63 31 214 .150 62 3 7 4 112 1 22 2 12.0 310/27/12 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 3 41 11 101 .297 38 4 6 8 52 1 26 1 14.0 011/1/12 at McNeese State 3 44 13 98 .316 41 3 6 2 31 2 16 1 10.0 011/3/12 at Lamar 3 31 8 78 .295 29 4 9 3 39 1 12 2 7.0 011/8/12 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 4 57 26 150 .207 55 4 9 2 49 3 30 2 18.0 011/10/12 NORTHWESTERN STATE 3 45 12 112 .295 42 2 3 3 53 2 14 0 9.0 311/16/12 vs A&M-Corpus Christi 3 39 12 99 .273 37 6 2 3 55 1 10 1 6.0 011/17/12 vs Sam Houston State 3 38 12 109 .239 36 5 2 3 60 0 18 2 9.0 111/18/12 at Central Arkansas 4 49 21 146 .192 46 4 4 7 71 1 26 3 14.0 0

Oral Roberts 120 1541 653 4297 .207 1458 140 185 128 1923 51 575 40 338.5 31Opponent 120 1517 740 4522 .172 1389 128 201 140 1805 56 376 51 244.0 29

TEAM PER GAMESets played 120Kills per set 12.84Assists per set 12.15Service aces per set 1.17Reception errors per set 1.07Digs per set 16.02Blocks per set 2.82Ball handling errors per set 0.26Reception errors per set 1.07

OVERALL TOTAL: 17-15 HOME: 7-3 AWAY: 4-9 NEUTRAL: 6-3

2012 RESULTS | 2012 GAME-BY-GAME TEAM STATISTICS



2012 INDIVIDUAL MILESTONES KILLS LEADER Season CareerTatum Fredeen 9 30Joana Gruber 5 22Sheina Fernandes 14 19Olivia Ophus -- 13Jessica Pancratz 3 5Luara Rosa 2 3Sadie Schaffner 3 310+ KILLS Season CareerTatum Fredeen 14 42Joana Gruber 7 30Sheina Fernandes 19 28Olivia Ophus -- 21Jessica Pancratz 6 14Sadie Schaffner 7 7Luara Rosa 4 5Laura Taylor 1 3Kylie Johnson 1 115+ KILLS Season CareerTatum Fredeen 3 11Sheina Fernandes 4 6Joana Gruber 1 5Olivia Ophus -- 5Sadie Schaffner 1 120+ KILLS Season CareerTatum Fredeen -- 3DIGS LEADER Season CareerBruna Silva 30 70Olivia Ophus 1 9Luara Rosa 2 2Laura Taylor -- 2Sheina Fernandes 1 1Joana Gruber -- 1Kylie Johnson 1 110+ DIGS Season CareerBruna Silva 31 75Olivia Ophus 5 38Joana Gruber 7 25Laura Taylor 7 22Kylie Johnson 10 10Sthephanie Mab 2 8Luara Rosa 5 6Sheina Fernandes 1 320+ DIGS Season CareerBruna Silva 16 38Kylie Johnson 1 130+ DIGS Season CareerBruna Silva 2 840+ DIGS Season CareerBruna Silva -- 1DOUBLE-DOUBLES Season CareerLaura Taylor 7 23Olivia Ophus -- 14Joana Gruber 2 13Sheina Fernandes -- 1Kylie Johnson 1 1Luara Rosa 1 1TRIPLE-DOUBLES Season CareerLaura Taylor 1 1

STATISTICAL MILESTONE COUNT.400 ATTACK PERCENTAGE(MINIMUM 10 ATTACKS) SHEINA FERNANDES.423 (12-1-26) • 8/24 vs. Canisius.406 (17-4-32) • 8/31 vs. UALR.400 (6-0-15) • 9/1 vs. Dayton.483 (16-0-29) • 9/20 vs. SLU.667 (11-1-15) • 9/22 vs. Nicholls.462 (6-0-13) • 10/4 vs. Lamar.522 (14-2-23) • 10/6 vs. McNeese.417 (13-3-24) • 10/18 vs. SLU.405 (18-3-37) • 10/25 vs. SHSU.700 (7-0-10) • 11/3 vs. Lamar.625 (10-0-16) • 11/16 vs. AMCC.421 (8-0-19) • 11/17 vs. SHSU.500 • (9-0-18) • 11/18 vs. UCA

TATUM FREDEEN.529 (11-2-17) • 8/24 vs. Canisius.406 (18-5-32) • 8/25 vs. Buffalo.414 (14-2-29) • 10/23 vs. UCA

JESSICA PANCRATZ.571 (14-2-21) • 9/1 vs. Austin Peay.429 (8-2-14) • 9/20 vs. SLU.500 (8-1-14) • 10/4 vs. Lamar.400 (5-1-10) • 10/13 vs. UCA.476 (12-2-21) • 10/18 vs. SLU.688 (12-1-16) • 11/10 vs. NW State

SHELBY ROBB.412 (7-0-17) • 10/20 vs. Nicholls

LUARA ROSA.412 (9-2-17) • 9/1 vs. Austin Peay

SADIE SCHAFFNER.467 (8-1-15) • 10/6 vs. McNeese.500 (12-2-20) • 11/1 vs. McNeese

LAURA TAYLOR.417 (6-1-12) • 10/4 vs. Lamar.500 (6-1-10) • 10/6 vs. McNeese.400 (7-1-15) • 10/13 vs. UCA.524 (11-0-21) • 10/25 vs. SHSU.455 (6-1-11) • 11/16 vs. AMCC.417 (5-0-12) • 11/18 vs. UCA

15+ KILLS SHEINA FERNANDES17 • 8/31 vs. UALR17 • 9/7 vs. Hofstra16 • 9/20 vs. SLU18 • 10/25 vs. SHSU

TATUM FREDEEN18 • 8/25 vs. Buffalo17 • 8/30 vs. Missouri State16 • 9/1 vs. Austin Peay

JOANA GRUBER15 • 11/8 vs. SFA

SADIE SCHAFFNER19 • 10/13 vs. UCA

20+ DIGS BRUNA SILVA26 • 8/24 vs. San Jose State24 • 8/25 vs. Buffalo24 • 8/30 vs. Missouri State20 • 8/31 vs. UALR22 • 9/1 vs. Austin Peay27 • 9/4 vs. Tulsa29 • 9/8 vs. Eastern Michigan32 • 9/20 vs. SLU24 • 9/29 vs. Northwestern State22 • 10/13 vs. UCA25 • 10/18 vs. SLU20 • 10/20 vs. Nicholls28 • 10/23 vs. UCA32 • 10/25 vs. SHSU23 • 11/10 vs. NW State27 • 11/18 vs. UCA

KYLIE JOHNSON22 • 10/25 vs. SHSU

TRIPLE-DOUBLES LAURA TAYLOR11 Kills, 14 Digs, 47 Assists • 10/25 vs. SHSU

50+ ASSISTS LAURA TAYLOR52 • 8/30 vs. Missouri State52 • 9/8 vs. Eastern Michigan52 • 9/20 vs. SLU

3+ SERVICE ACES SHEINA FERNANDES3 • 11/16 vs. AMCC

JOANA GRUBER3 • 10/6 vs. McNeese

KYLIE JOHNSON3 • 9/8 vs. Eastern Michigan3 • 10/20 vs. Nicholls3 • 11/17 vs. SHSU

BRUNA SILVA4 • 9/7 vs. Hofstra

LAURA TAYLOR3 • 8/31 vs. UALR3 • 9/20 vs. SLU


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#1 #2 #3 #5 #6 #7 OPHUS MAB GRUBER FREDEEN PANCRATZ JOHNSON A24 San Jose St 0-18-1-1 DNP 9-1-0-3 5-2-0-1 9-3-0-7 2-8-2-0 A24 Canisius 0-5-0-0 DNP 6-6-2-2 11-1-0-0 7-0-2-7 DNP A25 Buffalo 1-5-1-0 DNP 6-12-0-2 18-2-0-2 8-5-0-8 2-4-1-0 A30 Missouri St 0-4-0-0 DNP 0-1-0-1 17-7-0-6 10-0-2-8 7-12-3-3 A31 UALR 0-13-1-0 DNP 5-5-0-3 12-1-0-3 9-0-1-4 1-13-4-0 S1 Austin Peay 0-4-0-0 DNP 8-2-1-3 16-1-0-1 14-2-0-3 0-6-2-0 S1 #11 Dayton 0-14-0-0 DNP 9-3-0-2 8-1-0-1 13-3-0-1 0-5-1-0 S4 Tulsa 0-12-0-0 DNP 8-10-0-5 12-6-0-3 8-1-3-7 0-3-1-0 S7 N Texas 0-5-0-0 DNP 7-5-0-1 4-0-0-1 1-0-0-3 6-3-0-0 S7 Hofstra 0-2-0-0 DNP 3-1-0-0 7-2-1-3 7-0-0-3 5-5-0-2 S8 E Michigan 1-12-0-0 DNP 3-2-0-3 11-1-0-2 14-3-0-5 11-8-1-0 S13 Sam Houston St 0-2-0-0 DNP 6-7-0-2 9-1-0-1 2-0-1-2 2-8-1-0 S15 Texas A&M CC DNP DNP 8-7-0-3 5-2-0-2 1-2-0-6 2-6-9-1 S20 SE Louisiana DNP 0-9-0-0 2-2-0-0 9-1-1-4 8-1-1-4 9-9-2-1 S22 Nicholls St DNP 0-7-0-0 DNP 11-2-0-0 0-1-2-1 5-7-1-1 S27 SF Austin DNP 0-3-0-0 3-3-0-0 12-4-0-3 7-0-1-6 1-1-0-0 S29 Northwestern St DNP 0-8-2-0 2-9-0-0 2-2-0-0 7-3-1-7 6-14-12-1 O4 Lamar DNP 0-6-4-0 10-8-2-1 0-0-0-0 8-1-0-5 6-9-1-0 O6 McNeese St DNP 0-3-2-0 10-10-3-2 5-1-0-3 6-4-1-5 1-1-0-0 O13 C Arkansas DNP 0-7-1-0 13-11-2-7 0-0-0-0 5-0-2-8 1-17-2-1 O18 SE Louisiana DNP 0-6-1-0 9-4-1-0 10-3-0-0 12-0-0-2 1-16-1-0 O20 Nicholls St DNP 0-2-1-0 1-5-2-1 5-3-0-4 7-1-1-7 2-10-1-0 O23 C Arkansas DNP 0-13-5-0 11-9-1-4 14-0-1-1 5-3-0-5 3-8-1-0 O25 Sam Houston St DNP 0-12-3-0 7-17-2-8 10-4-0-1 5-0-0-5 0-22-8-0 O27 Texas A&M CC DNP 0-2-0-0 12-3-0-5 5-1-0-1 5-4-0-5 0-16-1-0 N1 McNeese St DNP DNP 7-7-0-1 9-2-0-2 5-1-3-3 0-4-1-0 N3 Lamar DNP DNP 9-7-1-3 2-2-0-1 2-2-1-6 1-6-1-0 N8 SF Austin DNP DNP 15-9-0-7 10-2-0-3 6-3-1-8 0-8-1-0 N10 Northwestern St DNP DNP 10-9-0-1 2-2-1-2 12-2-0-7 2-5-1-0 N16 Texas A&M CC 0-2-0-0 DNP 8-7-1-1 2-0-0-0 7-0-0-3 0-14-1-0 N17 Sam Houston St DNP DNP 7-12-0-1 7-2-0-1 5-1-0-4 0-10-2-0 N18 C Arkansas 0-3-0-0 0-3-0-0 6-10-1-4 14-2-0-2 9-1-0-8 2-8-2-0 #9 #10 #11 #12 #13 #14 #15 SILVA ROBB FERNANDES POLJASEVIC SCHAFFNER TAYLOR ROSA A24 San Jose St 0-26-1-0 DNP 11-4-0-3 DNP 1-0-0-0 4-10-42-2 9-7-1-4 A24 Canisius 0-16-2-0 DNP 12-3-0-7 DNP 0-1-0-0 2-15-36-8 12-7-2-3 A25 Buffalo 0-24-5-0 DNP 10-5-2-4 0-1-0-0 12-0-0-3 4-11-46-5 0-9-1-0 A30 Missouri St 0-24-2-0 DNP 13-3-0-5 DNP 0-0-0-0 3-9-52-1 14-12-1-5 A31 UALR 1-20-4-0 DNP 17-1-1-7 DNP DNP 8-10-49-5 8-14-0-0 S1 Austin Peay 1-22-2-0 DNP 7-7-1-5 DNP DNP 2-8-48-2 9-3-0-1 S1 #11 Dayton 0-12-2-0 DNP 6-1-1-5 DNP DNP 0-3-37-2 5-8-0-0 S4 Tulsa 0-27-1-0 DNP 12-3-0-7 DNP 0-0-0-1 1-10-45-4 11-5-0-3 S7 N Texas 0-11-2-0 DNP 6-2-1-2 1-0-0-0 DNP 3-0-28-0 9-6-2-3 S7 Hofstra 0-13-2-0 DNP 17-1-1-5 DNP 0-0-0-1 3-5-37-2 3-11-2-1 S8 E Michigan 0-29-6-0 DNP 11-7-0-2 DNP DNP 5-5-52-2 9-16-2-2 S13 Sam Houston St 0-16-0-0 0-0-0-0 4-1-2-3 DNP 0-0-0-0 0-3-22-2 5-4-0-3 S15 Texas A&M CC 0-18-1-0 DNP 4-4-0-5 DNP 1-1-0-0 0-5-12-2 2-8-0-3 S20 SE Louisiana 0-32-0-0 DNP 16-3-3-9 DNP DNP 5-9-52-2 11-3-0-3 S22 Nicholls St 0-14-3-0 4-1-0-0 11-1-2-3 2-0-1-0 DNP 3-7-29-1 7-14-2-0 S27 SF Austin 0-11-1-0 1-0-0-1 5-11-1-4 DNP DNP 2-7-29-1 4-9-1-3 S29 Northwestern St 0-24-1-0 1-0-0-2 11-5-3-2 DNP 10-1-1-1 6-3-25-2 3-2-1-1 O4 Lamar 0-12-1-0 DNP 6-1-1-3 DNP 7-3-0-2 6-4-32-3 DNP O6 McNeese St 0-11-3-0 DNP 14-2-0-3 DNP 8-2-1-3 6-4-40-0 DNP O13 C Arkansas 2-22-2-0 3-0-0-2 12-5-1-8 DNP 19-1-0-7 7-9-46-2 DNP O18 SE Louisiana 0-25-2-0 1-0-0-1 13-6-1-4 DNP 4-2-0-1 5-3-45-1 1-1-0-2 O20 Nicholls St 0-20-2-0 7-1-0-0 11-4-2-1 DNP 11-6-0-3 5-14-36-0 DNP O23 C Arkansas 0-28-4-0 DNP 10-1-1-8 DNP 7-1-0-8 3-7-39-3 DNP O25 Sam Houston St 0-32-2-0 0-0-0-0 18-8-0-5 DNP 12-3-0-2 11-14-47-2 0-0-0-0 O27 Texas A&M CC 0-15-5-0 DNP 6-3-1-9 DNP 8-1-0-3 5-7-31-4 DNP N1 McNeese St 0-10-1-0 DNP 6-1-1-5 DNP 12-2-0-4 4-4-35-2 1-0-0-1 N3 Lamar 0-8-2-0 DNP 7-1-0-1 DNP 3-0-1-2 6-5-22-0 1-8-1-0 N8 SF Austin 0-17-9-0 DNP 10-0-0-9 DNP 10-3-0-4 6-4-44-2 0-3-0-0 N10 Northwestern St 0-23-1-0 3-0-0-0 8-5-0-2 DNP 4-1-1-2 4-3-37-2 0-3-1-0 N16 Texas A&M CC 0-19-3-0 0-0-0-2 10-3-0-2 DNP 5-2-0-1 6-5-30-2 1-5-2-0 N17 Sam Houston St 1-19-3-0 DNP 8-0-0-5 DNP 7-1-0-4 3-7-30-3 0-8-1-0 N18 C Arkansas 0-27-7-0 DNP 9-4-1-5 DNP 4-3-0-4 5-8-34-4 0-2-1-0

2012 INDIVIDUAL KILLS-DIGS-ASSISTS-BLOCKS

ORU’S RECORD...at home 7-3 on the road 4-9 at a neutral site 6-3 in August 3-2 in September 3-9 in October 6-2 in November 5-2 ORU vs...Southland 13-8 America East 0-1 Atlantic 10 0-1 Conference USA 0-1 MAAC 1-0 Mid-American 0-2 Missouri Valley 0-1 Ohio Valley 1-0 Sun Belt 1-1 WAC 1-0 ORU’S RECORD WHEN...MATCHESThree-set match 11-5 Four-set match 4-4 Five-set match 2-6 SETSLeading after one (1) set 14-5 Trailing after one (1) set 2-9 Leading after two (2) sets 11-1 Trailing after two (2) sets 0-8 Tied after two (2) sets 5-5 Leading after three (3) sets 4-3 Trailing after (3) sets 0-5 KILLSBelow 30 Kills 0-2 30-39 Kills 3-2 40-49 Kills 6-4 50-59 Kills 6-2 60-69 Kills 2-5 70+ Kills 0-0 HITTING PERCENTAGEHitting below .100 1-2 Hitting .100 - .199 2-9 Hitting .200 - .299 10-4 Hitting .300 - .399 4-0 Hitting .400 - .499 0-0 Hitting .500 and over 0-0 MISCELLANEOUSMore attacks 6-4 Fewer attacks 11-11 More kills 13-2 Fewer kills 3-11 Higher hitting percentage 16-6 Lower hitting percentage 1-8 More digs 12-9 Fewer digs 4-6 More assists 13-6 Fewer assists 3-9 More blocks 14-9 Fewer blocks 2-4

2012 SITUATIONAL RECORDS

2012 MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS



ORAL ROBERTS TEAM HIGHSHitting Percentage .380 vs. McNeese State • 10/6Kills 65 vs. Eastern Michigan • 9/8Kills (3) 57 vs. Austin Peay • 9/1Kills (4) 60 vs. Southeastern Louisiana • 9/20Kills (5) 65 vs. Eastern Michigan • 9/8Attempts 214 vs. Sam Houston State • 10/25Attempts (3) 126 vs. Canisius • 8/24Attempts (4) 178 vs. San Jose State • 8/24Attempts (5) 214 vs. Sam Houston State • 10/25Assists 62 vs. Sam Houston State • 10/25Assists (3) 54 vs. Austin Peay • 9/1Assists (4) 59 vs. Southeastern Louisiana • 9/20Assists (5) 62 vs. Sam Houston State • 10/25Digs 112 vs. Sam Houston State • 10/25Digs (3) 55 vs. Austin Peay • 9/1 55 vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi • 11/16Digs (4) 79 vs. San Jose State • 8/24Digs (5) 112 vs. Sam Houston State • 10/25Aces 10 vs. Hofstra • 9/7Aces (3) 6 vs. Nicholls State • 9/22 6 vs. McNeese State • 10/6Aces (4) 10 vs. Hofstra • 9/7Aces (5) 8 vs. Buffalo • 8/25 8 vs. Eastern Michigan • 9/8Blocks 18 vs. Central Arkansas • 10/13Blocks (3) 14 vs. Canisius • 8/24Blocks (4) 14 vs. Central Arkansas • 11/18Blocks (5) 18 vs. Central Arkansas • 10/13

OPPONENTS TEAM HIGHSHitting Percentage .325 • Dayton • 9/1Kills 75 • Central Arkansas • 10/13Kills (3) 53 • Dayton • 9/1Kills (4) 59 • Central Arkansas • 11/18Kills (5) 75 • Central Arkansas • 10/13Attempts 227 • Sam Houston State • 10/25 Attempts (3) 135 • Sam Houston State • 11/17Attempts (4) 173 • Central Arkansas • 11/18Attempts (5) 227 • Sam Houston State • 10/25Assists 69 • Central Arkansas • 10/13Assists (3) 48 • Dayton • 9/1Assists (4) 56 • Central Arkansas • 11/18Assists (5) 69 • Central Arkansas • 10/13Digs 108 • Sam Houston State • 10/25Digs (3) 56 • Texas A&M-Corpus Christi • 9/15Digs (4) 83 • San Jose State • 8/24Digs (5) 108 • Sam Houston State • 10/25Aces 9 • Northwestern State • 9/29 9 • Central Arkansas • 10/13Aces (3) 6 • Dayton • 9/1Aces (4) 9 • Northwestern State • 9/29Aces (5) 9 • Central Arkansas • 10/13Blocks 17 • San Jose State • 8/24Blocks (3) 14 • Sam Houston State • 9/13Blocks (4) 17 • San Jose State • 8/24Blocks (5) 15 • Missouri State • 8/30

ORAL ROBERTS INDIVIDUAL HIGHSHitting Percentage (Min. 10 Att.) .700 • Sheina Fernandes • 11/3 vs. LamarKills 19 • Sadie Schaffner • 10/13 vs. Central ArkansasKills (3) 16 • Tatum Fredeen • 9/1 vs. Austin PeayKills (4) 17 • Sheina Fernandes • 9/7 vs. HofstraKills (5) 19 • Sadie Schaffner • 10/13 vs. Central ArkansasAttempts 51 • Joana Gruber • 10/25 vs. Sam Houston StateAttempts (3) 33 • Tatum Fredeen • 9/1 vs. Austin PeayAttempts (4) 40 • Tatum Fredeen • 11/18 vs. Central ArkansasAttempts (5) 51 • Joana Gruber • 10/25 vs. Sam Houston StateAssists 52 • Laura Taylor • 8/30 vs. Missouri State 52 • Laura Taylor • 9/8 vs. Eastern Michigan 52 • Laura Taylor • 9/20 vs. Southeastern Louisiana Assists (3) 48 • Laura Taylor • 9/1 vs. Austin PeayAssists (4) 52 • Laura Taylor • 9/20 vs. Southeastern LouisianaAssists (5) 52 • Laura Taylor • 8/30 vs. Missouri State 52 • Laura Taylor • 9/8 vs. Eastern MichiganDigs 32 • Bruna Silva • 9/20 vs. Southeastern Louisiana 32 • Bruna Silva • 10/25 vs. Sam Houston StateDigs (3) 23 • Bruna Silva • 11/10 vs. Northwestern StateDigs (4) 32 • Bruna Silva • 9/20 vs. Southeastern LouisianaDigs (5) 32 • Bruna Silva • 10/25 vs. Sam Houston StateAces 4 • Bruna Silva • 9/7 vs. HofstraAces (3) 3 • Joana Gruber • 10/6 vs. McNeese State 3 • Sheina Fernandes • 11/16 vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 3 • Kylie Johnson • 11/17 vs. Sam Houston StateAces (4) 4 • Bruna Silva • 9/7 vs. HofstraAces (5) 3 • Laura Taylor • 8/31 vs. UALR 3 • Kylie Johnson • 9/8 vs. Eastern MichiganBlocks 9 • Sheina Fernandes • 9/20 vs. Southeastern Louisiana 9 • Sheina Fernandes • 10/27 vs. Texas A&M-CC 9 • Sheina Fernandes • 11/8 vs. Stephen F. AustinBlocks (3) 9 • Sheina Fernandes • 10/27 vs. Texas A&M-CCBlocks (4) 9 • Sheina Fernandes • 9/20 vs. Southeastern Louisiana 9 • Sheina Fernandes • 11/8 vs. Stephen F. AustinBlocks (5) 8 • seven players

OPPONENTS INDIVIDUAL HIGHSHitting Percentage (Min. 10 Att.) .765 • Tyger Holt • 9/15 vs. Texas A&M-Corpus ChristiKills 28 • Jordan Henderson • 9/4 vs. Tulsa 28 • Jessica Hays • 11/18 vs. Central ArkansasKills (3) 19 • Jada Stotts • 9/1 vs. Austin PeayKills (4) 28 • Jessica Hays • 11/18 vs. Central ArkansasKills (5) 28 • Jordan Henderson • 9/4 vs. TulsaAttempts 65 • Edina Begic • 8/31 vs. UALR 65 • Kendall Cleveland • 10/25 vs. Sam Houston State 65 • Deveny Wells-Gibson • 10/25 vs. Sam Houston State Attempts (3) 46 • Rachel Krabacher • 9/1 vs. DaytonAttempts (4) 59 • Jessica Hays • 11/18 vs. Central ArkansasAttempts (5) 65 • Edina Begic • 8/31 vs. UALR 65 • Kendall Cleveland • 10/25 vs. Sam Houston State 65 • Deveny Wells-Gibson • 10/25 vs. Sam Houston StateAssists 62 • Marissa Collins • 10/13 vs. Central ArkansasAssists (3) 45 • Samantha Selkey • 9/1 vs. DaytonAssists (4) 50 • Marissa Collins • 11/18 vs. Central ArkansasAssists (5) 62 • Marissa Collins • 10/13 vs. Central ArkansasDigs 30 • Keelie Arneson • 9/29 vs. Northwestern StateDigs (3) 21 • Janna Krafka • 9/1 vs. Dayton 21 • Madison Hanlan • 9/27 vs. Stephen F. AustinDigs (4) 30 • Keelie Arneson • 9/29 vs. Northwestern StateDigs (5) 26 • Tayler Gray • 10/25 vs. Sam Houston StateAces 5 • Kellie Culbertson • 9/4 vs. Tulsa 5 • Jessica Hays • 10/13 vs. Central ArkansasAces (3) 4 • Brooke Alverson • 10/27 vs. Texas A&M-CCAces (4) 4 • Keelie Arneson • 9/29 vs. Northwestern State Aces (5) 5 • Kellie Culbertson • 9/4 vs. Tulsa 5 • Jessica Hays • 10/13 vs. Central ArkansasBlocks 9 • Akeila Lain • 8/25 vs. Buffalo 9 • Mary Alice O’Reilly • 8/24 vs. San Jose State 9 • Kim Black • 9/13 vs. Sam Houston StateBlocks (3) 9 • Kim Black • 9/13 vs. Sam Houston StateBlocks (4) 9 • Mary Alice O’Reilly • 8/24 vs. San Jose StateBlocks (5) 9 • Akeila Lain • 8/25 vs. Buffalo


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2012 SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE STANDINGS

QUARTERFINALSFriday, Nov. 16(2) Sam Houston St. 3, (7) Nicholls State 0 (6) Oral Roberts 3, (3) A&M-Corpus Christi 0 (5) Stephen F. Austin 3, (4) Northwestern State 2 (1) Central Arkansas 3, (8) SE Louisiana 1

2012 SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT RESULTSFarris Center • Conway, Ark.

SEMIFINALSSaturday, Nov. 17(6) Oral Roberts 3, (2) Sam Houston St. 0(1) Central Arkansas 3, (5) Stephen F. Austin 2

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHSunday, Nov. 18(1) Central Arkansas 3, (6) Oral Roberts 1

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMJessica Hays, Central Arkansas (MVP)Jessica Nagy, Central ArkansasMarissa Collins, Central ArkansasSheina Fernandes, Oral RobertsBruna Silva, Oral RobertsJill Ivy, Stephen F. Austin

FIRST TEAMDeveney Wells-Gibson, Sam Houston State Jessica Hays, Central Arkansas Marissa Collins, Central Arkansas Sheina Fernandes, Oral Roberts Jill Ivy, Stephen F. Austin Kendall Cleveland, Sam Houston State Stacey DiFrancesco, Northwestern State Bruna Silva, Oral Roberts Shannon Hullum, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Courtney Donald, Southeastern Louisiana Keelie Arneson, Northwestern State Alicia Dittrich, Central Arkansas SECOND TEAMJennifer Brandt, Nicholls State Tayler Gray, Sam Houston State Madison Hanlan, Stephen F. Austin Sabrina Burns, Stephen F. Austin Brooke Alverson, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Kim Black, Sam Houston State HONORABLE MENTIONBrianna Brink, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Taylor Hammonds, Central Arkansas Emily Sweet, Northwestern State Laura Taylor, Oral Roberts

2012 SLC AWARDSKaylee Hawkins, Sam Houston State Caiti O’Connell, Northwestern State Tori Bates, Stephen F. Austin Megan McMillin, Southeastern Louisiana Sarah Terry, Nicholls State Courtni Bauer, McNeese State Cortney Moore, Lamar

PLAYER OF THE YEARDeveney Wells-Gibson, Sam Houston State

NEWCOMER OF THE YEARCourtni Bauer, McNeese State

FRESHMAN OF THE YEARCortney Moore, Lamar

LIBERO OF THE YEARBruna Silva, Oral Roberts

SETTER OF THE YEARMarissa Collins, Central Arkansas

COACH OF THE YEARBrenda Gray, Sam Houston State

Southland Conference Matches Overall W-L Pct. Home Away Neut. Streak W-L Pct. Home Away Neut. Streak Central Arkansas 15-3 .842 8-1 7-2 --- W4 30-5 .857 16-1 9-3 5-0 L1Sam Houston State 15-3 .789 8-1 7-2 --- W2 21-11 .656 11-2 8-5 2-4 L1Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 12-6 .631 8-1 4-5 --- W2 21-11 .656 9-1 8-7 4-3 L1Northwestern State 12-6 .631 8-1 4-5 --- L2 20-13 .606 9-1 5-8 6-4 L3Stephen F. Austin 11-7 .578 7-2 4-5 --- L1 22-12 .647 10-3 7-7 5-2 L1Oral Roberts 11-7 .578 7-2 4-5 --- W1 17-15 .531 7-3 4-9 6-3 L1Nicholls State 6-12 .315 3-6 3-6 --- W1 11-19 .366 5-6 5-10 2-4 L1Southeastern Louisiana 5-13 .263 2-7 3-6 --- L4 11-19 .366 6-8 4-8 0-3 L5Lamar 2-16 .111 1-8 1-8 --- L4 10-22 .312 6-9 1-10 3-3 L4McNeese State 1-17 .055 1-8 0-9 --- L13 7-25 .218 4-11 2-11 1-3 L5

NCAA TOURNAMENTFriday, Nov. 30#13 Washington 3, Central Arkansas 0

2012 POSTSEASON

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* AIAW Oklahoma State ChampionsConferences: 1983-1984 - Oil Country Athletic Conference, 1986 - Midwestern Collegiate Conference, 1997-2011 - Mid-Continent Conference/Summit League, 2012-Present - Southland Conference

1995 - ELITE EIGHT First Round: ORU def. #18 Loyola Marymount, 3-2Second Round: ORU def. #11 Washington State, 3-0Regional Semifinals: #19 ORU def. #12 Notre Dame, 3-0Regional Finals: #3 Stanford def. #19 ORU, 3-0

1996 - FIRST ROUND First Round: Colorado def. #25 ORU, 3-1

1997 - SECOND ROUND First Round: ORU def. #10 Arizona, 3-2Second Round: #20 Colorado def. ORU, 3-2

1998 - FIRST ROUND First Round: North Carolina def. ORU, 3-2

1999 - FIRST ROUND First Round: #7 UC Santa Barbara def. ORU, 3-0

2000 - FIRST ROUND First Round: Pacific def. ORU, 3-0

2001 - FIRST ROUND First Round: #2 Nebraska def. ORU, 3-0

2002 - FIRST ROUND First Round: #11 Washington State def. ORU, 3-0

2006 -FIRST ROUND First Round: #13 Oklahoma def. ORU, 3-0

Year Coach Won-Lost Pct. Conf. Home Road Neutral Conf. Tournament NCAA Tournament Final Rank 1975 Peggie Kellers 13-4 .765 -- N/A N/A N/A -- -- -- 1976 Peggie Kellers 31-6 .837 -- 8-0 8-1 15-5 -- -- -- 1977 Peggy McCaw 57-5* .919 -- 12-1 8-1 37-3 -- -- -- 1978 Peggy McCaw 54-8* .871 -- 6-0 8-2 40-6 -- -- -- 1979 Peggy McCaw 50-14-3* .746 -- 14-2 3-3 33-9-3 -- -- -- 1980 Pam Hammer 35-16* . 673 -- 13-2 6-3 16-11 -- -- -- 1981 Frankie Albitz 41-18* .694 -- 7-5 5-5 29-8 -- -- -- 1982 Frankie Albitz 39-14-1 .764 -- 13-5 6-3 20-6-1 -- -- -- 1983 Frankie Albitz 32-22 .593 13-1 11-3 4-6 17-13 -- -- -- 1984 Frankie Albitz 22-13 .628 10-3 13-2 5-6 4-5 -- -- -- 1985 Jim Giacomazzi 18-19 .486 -- 10-4 4-10 4-5 -- -- -- 1986 Jim Giacomazzi 20-12 .625 4-1 11-6 4-3 5-3 -- -- -- 1987 Tina Gray 10-17 .370 -- 6-3 4-14 0-0 -- -- -- 1988 Fritz Huber 3-19 .136 -- 1-6 2-13 0-0 -- -- -- 1991 Revis Ward 2-29 .065 -- 0-3 1-16 1-10 -- -- -- 1992 Revis Ward 3-28 .088 -- 0-7 3-11 0-10 -- -- -- 1993 Revis Ward 20-13 .606 -- 4-3 8-5 8-5 -- -- -- 1994 Revis Ward 23-8 .742 -- 6-0 10-5 7-3 -- -- -- 1995 Revis Ward 30-3 .909 -- 9-0 12-3 9-0 -- 3-1, Regional Finals 10 1996 Revis Ward 27-5 .818 -- 6-0 10-5 11-0 -- 0-1, First Round 25 1997 Amy Farber 29-10 .744 8-0 12-0 10-6 7-4 2-0, CHAMPIONS 1-1, Second Round 27 1998 Amy Farber Knowles 29-6 .828 12-0 12-0 10-4 7-2 2-0, CHAMPIONS 0-1, First Round 31 1999 Amy Farber Knowles 23-13 .639 13-1 11-1 7-7 5-5 2-0, CHAMPIONS 0-1 First Round -- 2000 Amy Farber Knowles 21-12 .636 13-1 11-2 9-6 1-4 2-0, CHAMPIONS 0-1 First Round -- 2001 Amy Farber Knowles 19-7 .731 11-1 13-0 6-4 0-3 2-0, CHAMPIONS 0-1, First Round -- 2002 Amy Farber Knowles 22-11 .667 11-1 9-0 9-6 4-5 2-0, CHAMPIONS 0-1, First Round -- 2003 Sheera Sirola 21-14 .600 12-2 8-3 7-7 6-4 1-1, Finals -- -- 2004 Sheera Sirola 19-15 .559 10-4 10-3 7-9 2-3 1-1, Finals -- -- 2005 Sheera Sirola 22-11 .667 12-2 8-2 8-7 6-2 1-1, Finals -- -- 2006 Sheera Sirola 26-9 .743 11-1 14-0 9-6 3-3 2-0, CHAMPIONS 0-1, First Round -- 2007 Sheera Sirola 16-14 .533 11-5 8-3 7-9 1-2 Did Not Qualify -- -- 2008 Sheera Sirola 22-9 .710 13-3 12-3 7-5 3-1 1-1, Finals -- -- 2009 Sheera Sirola 12-15 .444 8-10 7-5 5-10 2-0 Did Not Qualify -- -- 2010 Sheera Sirola 12-14 .461 10-8 6-4 5-7 1-3 Did Not Qualify -- -- 2011 Sheera Sirola 20-10 .667 12-6 6-3 9-4 5-3 1-1, Finals -- -- 2012 Sheera Sirola 17-15 .531 11-7 7-3 4-9 6-3 2-1, Finals --- --

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SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR2012 Bruna Silva SUMMIT LEAGUE PLAYER OF THE YEAR1997 Juliana Moser1998 Juliana Moser1999 Juliana Moser2000 Patricia Menezes2001 Maja Kuljis2005 Ori Zuzic2006 Ori Zuzic SUMMIT LEAGUE DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR2002 Becky Dreher2004 Becky Dreher2006 Cris Alves2011 Bruna SilvaSUMMIT LEAGUE SETTER OF THE YEAR1998 Debora dos Santos2000 Anna Moreno2001 Kristin Meyerson2002 Anna Moreno2006 Thais Parada2008 Juliana VieiraSUMMIT LEAGUE COACH OF THE YEAR1998 Amy Farber Knowles2002 Amy Farber Knowles2006 Sheera SirolaSUMMIT LEAGUE NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR1999 Patricia Menezes2000 Patricia Domingues2001 Maja Kuljis1ST TEAM ALL-SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE2012 Sheina Fernandes Bruna SilvaHONORABLE MENTION ALL-SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE2012 Laura Taylor 1ST TEAM ALL-MID-CON WEST DIVISION1997 Debora dos Santos Juliana Moser Carol Pacheco1ST TEAM ALL-SUMMIT LEAGUE1998 Debora dos Santos Erica Favero Juliana Moser1999 Patricia Menezes Juliana Moser2000 Patricia Domingues Patricia Menezes Anna Moreno2001 Maja Kuljis Patricia Menezes Kristin Meyerson2002 Patricia Menezes Anna Moreno2003 Becky Dreher2004 Becky Dreher Ori Zuzic2005 Ori Zuzic2006 Cris Alves Kim Snow Ori Zuzic2007 Jackie Oliveira2008 Danijela Novakovic JoJo Souza2011 Bruna Silva

2ND TEAM ALL-MID-CON WEST DIVISION1997 Sandra Paula Theis2ND TEAM ALL-SUMMIT LEAGUE2001 Celeste Jones April Syko2002 Becky Dreher Celeste Jones Ivana Placko April Syko2003 Maja Devic Kim Snow Ori Zuzic2004 Maja Devic2005 Cris Alves2006 Jackie Oliveira Thais Parada2007 JoJo Souza2008 Janete Ferreira Juliane Vieira2009 Juliane Vieira2010 Elizabeth McVicker Jocelyn Swier2011 Elizabeth McVickerSUMMIT LEAGUE ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM2003 Maja Devic Kim Snow Ori Zuzic2005 Jackie Oliveira JoJo Souza2007 Jocelyn Swier2009 Joana Gruber2010 Bruna Silva Laura TaylorSOUTHLAND CONFERENCE ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM2012 Sheina Fernandes Bruna Silva SUMMIT LEAGUE ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM1997 Debora dos Santos Juliana Moser Carol Pacheco1998 Debora dos Santos Juliana Moser Carol Pacheco1999 Patricia Menezes Juliana Moser Ana Santos2000 Meredith Mangum Patricia Menezes Anna Moreno2001 Patricia Menezes Kristin Myerson Ivana Placko2002 Patricia Menezes Ivana Placko April Syko2003 Becky Dreher Ori Zuzic2004 Maura Cicala Ori Zuzic2005 Jackie Oliveira Kim Snow2006 Danijela Novakovic Thais Parada Ori Zuzic2008 Jackie Oliveira

Thais Parada2011 Joana Gruber Bruna SilvaSUMMIT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT MVP1997 Juliana Moser1998 Juliana Moser1999 Juliana Moser2000 Patricia Menezes2001 Kristin Myerson2002 Patricia Menezes2006 Ori Zuzic SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK2012 Bruna Silva (9/3, 11/12) SUMMIT LEAGUE PLAYER OF THE WEEK1997 Debora dos Santos (9/15) Juliana Moser (9/22, 10/20, 10/27) Sandra Paula Theis (11/17)1998 Juliana Moser (9/8, 9/2, 10/5, 11/9, 11/16) Debora dos Santos (11/2)1999 Patricia Menezes (9/7, 9/27) Juliana Moser (10/18, 11/1)2000 Patricia Menezes (10/2, 10/23, 10/30. 11/13) Patricia Domingues (10/9) Anna Moreno (10/16)2001 April Syko (9/10) Maja Kuljis (9/24, 10/22)2002 Patricia Menezes (9/9, 10/28)SUMMIT LEAGUE OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK2003 Ori Zuzic (9/15, 10/20) Maja Devic (10/6) Becky Dreher (11/17)2004 Ori Zuzic (9/20, 10/4, 10/11) Maja Devic (11/15)2005 Ori Zuzic (10/10, 10/24)2006 Ori Zuzic (9/5, 9/18, 9/25, 10/16, 10/30) Thais Parada (9/11) Jackie Oliveira (10/9)2007 Jackie Oliveira (9/17) Thais Parada (10/15)2008 Jackie Oliveira (9/2, 9/15) Danijela Novakovic (10/6) JoJo Souza (11/10)2009 Juliane Vieira (9/28)2010 Jocelyn Swier (11/8)2011 Elizabeth McVicker (9/6)SUMMIT LEAGUE DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK2003 Becky Dreher (10/13, 10/20)2004 Becky Dreher (9/20, 10/18, 11/15)2005 Cris Alves (10/17, 10/31, 11/17)2006 Cris Alves (9/18, 10/2, 10/16)2007 Carol Garbato (11/5)2008 Janete Ferreira (9/29)2009 Cassidy Holmes (9/28)2010 Bruna Silva (10/25)2011 Bruna Silva (9/26, 10/10)

YEARLY RECORDS | CONFERENCE AWARD WINNERS



Games PlayedRk. Name Year Total1. Juliana Moser 1997 1362. Sandra Paula Theis 1997 1353. Deborah dos Santos 1997 1344. Carol Pacheco 1997 132 Meredith Mangum 1997 1326. Heidi Miller 1993 1317. Cris Alves 2006 127 Erica Favero 1997 127 Ksenija Kugler 1993 127 Patricia Menezes 1999 127 Juliana Moser 1999 127 Ori Zuzic 2006 127

KillsRk. Name Year Total1. Ksenija Kugler 1993 7172. Ori Zuzic 2004 626*3. Ori Zuzic 2006 6114. Ori Zuzic 2003 536 5. Ori Zuzic 2005 531 6. Juliana Moser 1999 5227. Jackie Oliveira 2007 5208. Juliana Moser 1997 4989. Patricia Menezes 1999 49510. Patricia Menezes 2000 481

Kills Per GameRk. Name Year Total1. Ksenija Kugler 1993 5.652. Patricia Menezes 2000 5.47*3. Ori Zuzic 2004 5.134. Ori Zuzic 2006 4.815. Jackie Oliveira 2007 4.526. Oru Zuzic 2005 4.39 Sheera Sirola 1995 4.398. Ori Zuzic 2003 4.369. Ksenija Kugler 1994 4.3210. Juliana Moser 1999 4.11

AttemptsRk. Name Year Total1. Ori Zuzic 2006 1,631*2. Ori Zuzic 2004 1,6243. Ksenija Kugler 1993 1,4434. Ori Zuzic 2005 1,4255. Ori Zuzic 2003 1,3616. Jackie Oliveira 2007 1,3127. Juliana Moser 1999 1,2008. Sandra Paula Theis 1997 1,1849. Janette Ferreira 2007 1,15610. Patricia Menezes 1999 1,154

Hitting Pct. (Min. 200 Att.)Rk. Name Year Total1. Patricia Menezes 2000 .416*2. Ksenija Kugler 1995 .4073. Juliana Moser 1998 .4024. Ksenija Kugler 1993 .3985. Laura Taylor 2010 .3536. Joanita Souza 2008 .3517. Sheina Fernandes 2012 .3508. Juliana Moser 1996 .3469. Juliana Moser 1999 .34510. Juliana Moser 1997 .343

AssistsRk. Name Year Total1. Thais Parada 2006 1,4852. Anna Moreno 2000 1,4693. Edla Sibele Theis 1995 1,4484. Heidi Miller 1994 1,3375. Anna Moreno 2002 1,3256. Heidi Miller 1993 1,3197. Debora dos Santos 1997 1,2728. Debora dos Santos 1998 1,2709. Kristen Dorsey 1986 1,26610. Laura Taylor 2012 1,189

Assists Per GameRk. Name Year Total1. Edla Sibele Theis 1995 13.282. Anna Moreno 2000 13.23*3. Thais Parada 2006 12.174. Anna Moreno 2002 11.945. Heidi Miller 1995 11.836. Maura Cicala 2003 11.76 7. Debora dos Santos 1998 11.558. Juliane Vieira 2007 11.419. Kristin Meyerson 2001 11.0110. Kristen Dorsey 1986 10.55

Service AcesRk. Name Year Total1. Sheera Sirola 1994 992. Sheera Sirola 1995 983. Ori Zuzic 2005 964. Ori Zuzic 2006 865. Juliana Moser 1997 706. Anna Moreno 2000 697. Tina Gray 1986 668. Ori Zuzic 2003 639. Melissa Simms 1986 5910. Ksenija Kugler 1993 57 Revis Ward 1986 57


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DigsRk. Name Year Total1. Becky Dreher 2004 821*2. Cris Alves 2006 6743. Bruna Silva 2011 6734. Becky Dreher 2003 6385. Bruna Silva 2012 6276. Becky Dreher 2002 6117. Cris Alves 2005 5638. Carol Garbato 2007 4709. Patricia Menezes 1999 46810. Cassidy Holmes 2009 419

Digs Per GameRk. Name Year Total1. Becky Dreher 2004 7.02*2. Bruna Silva 2011 5.663. Cris Alves 2006 5.314. Becky Dreher 2002 5.275. Bruna Silva 2012 5.226. Becky Dreher 2003 5.067. Cris Alves 2005 4.588. Carol Garbato 2007 4.209. Cassidy Holmes 2009 4.1910. Patricia Menezes 1999 3.68 Sheera Sirola 1994 3.68

Solo BlocksRk. Name Year Total1. Ksenija Kugler 1993 822. Revis Ward 1985 753. Michelle Ellis 1985 574. Ksenija Kugler 1994 565. Allison Campbell 1988 466. Amanda Saner 1993 427. Revis Ward 1986 428. Teresa DeWester 1988 409. Juliana Moser 1998 3510. Melissa Simms 1986 32

Block AssistsRk. Name Year Total1. Revis Ward 1985 158 Juliana Moser 1997 1583. Jessica Pancratz 2012 1454. Maja Devic 2006 1445. Sheina Fernandes 2012 1336. Kim Snow 2006 1257. Juliana Moser 1999 1208. Juliana Moser 1996 1159. Juliana Moser 1998 10810. Trisha Clay 1985 105

Total BlocksRk. Name Year Total1. Revis Ward 1985 2332. Juliana Moser 1997 1783. Maja Devic 2006 1644. Jessica Pancratz 2012 1635. Michelle Ellis 1985 1516. Sheina Fernandes 2012 1487. Kim Snow 2006 1468. Juliana Moser 1998 1439. Ksenija Kugler 1993 13610. Juliana Moser 1999 134

Blocks Per GameRk. Name Year Total1. Revis Ward 1985 1.912. Allison Campbell 1988 1.36 Jessica Pancratz 2012 1.364. Juliana Moser 1997 1.31 Maja Devic 2006 1.316. Michelle Ellis 1985 1.287. Juliana Moser 1998 1.258. Juliana Moser 1996 1.23 Sheina Fernandes 2012 1.2310. Teresa DeWester 1988 1.18

* Summit League Record

^^^ Nearly a decade later, Ori Zuzic continues to hold the Summit League’s single-season kills record after blasting 626 in 2004. She’s also the Summit’s career kills leader, at 2,307, which ranks 14th all-time in NCAA Division I

SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS



Games Played1. Ori Zuzic 2003-06 4932. Juliana Moser 1996-99 483 Kim Snow 2003-06 4834. Maja Devic 2003-06 4695. Cris Alves 2003-06 4666. Debora dos Santos 1995-98 4467. Meredith Mangum 1997-00 4398. Carol Garbato 2005-08 4359. Becky Dreher 2001-04 43010. Amanda Saner 1993-96 425

Kills1. Ori Zuzic 2003-06 2,307*2. Juliana Moser 1996-99 1,7493. Patricia Menezes 1999-02 1,6694. Ksenija Kugler 1993-95 1,5435. Jackie Oliveira 2005-08 1,3126. Kim Snow 2003-06 1,2797. April Syko 1999-02 1,1458. Erica Favero 1996-98 1,1039. Maja Devic 2003-06 99010. Sandra Paula Theis 1995-97 981

Kills Per Game (Min. 700 kills)1. Ori Zuzic 2003- 06 4.68*2. Ksenija Kugler 1993-95 4.543. Sheera Sirola 1994-95 4.244. Patricia Menezes 1999-02 4.025. Juliana Moser 1996-99 3.626. Jackie Oliveira 2005-08 3.467. Erica Favero 1996-98 3.278. Sandra Paula Theis 1995-97 2.879. Janete Ferreira 2007-08 2.8610. Revis Ward 1983-87 2.83

Attempts1. Ori Zuzic 2003-06 6,041*2. Patricia Menezes 1999-02 3,9003. Juliana Moser 1996-99 3,8104. Jackie Oliveira 2005-08 3,293 Ksenija Kugler 1993-95 3,2936. April Syko 1999-02 3,1387. Kim Snow 2003-06 2,9258. Erica Favero 1996-98 2,8849. Becky Brunelle 2001-04 2,67310. Sandra Paula Theis 1995-97 2,556

Hitting Pct. (Min. 400 Att.)1. Ksenija Kugler 1993-95 .3682. Juliana Moser 1996-99 .361*3. Sheera Sirola 1994-95 .3224. JoJo Souza 2005-08 .2995. Kim Snow 2003-06 .2966. Thais Parada 2005-08 .2937. Edla Sibele Theis 1995-96 .2878. Patricia Menezes 1999-02 .2869. Sheila Johnson 1986-87 .28510. Elizabeth McVicker 2009-11 .277

Assists1. Anna Moreno 1999-02 3,9422. Thais Parada 2005-08 3,5513. Debora dos Santos 1995-98 3,2164. Laura Taylor 2010-pres. 2,9035. Heidi Miller 1993-97 2,6766. Brittany Arnold 2003-06 2,287 Juliane Vieira 2007-09 2,2878. Edla Sibele Theis 1995-96 2,1849. Kristen Dorsey 1986-88 2,15010. Maura Cicala 2003-04 1,753

Assists Per Game (Min. 400 assists)1. Anna Moreno 1999-02 11.042. Juliane Vieira 2007-09 10.303. Edla Sibele Theis 1995-96 10.164. Thais Parada 2005-08 10.125. Laura Taylor 2010-pres. 9.306. Maura Cicala 2003-04 8.597. Kristen Dorsey 1986-88 7.858. Heidi Miller 1993-97 7.609. Debora dos Santos 1995-98 7.2110. Brittany Arnold 2003-06 5.48

Service Aces1. Ori Zuzic 2003-06 296*2. Sheera Sirola 1994-95 1973. Juliana Moser 1996-99 1974. Anna Moreno 1999-02 1775. Cris Alves 2003-06 1546. Rhonda McLaughlin 1991-94 1357. Debora dos Santos 1995-98 1338. Amanda Koch 1988-92 1259. Ksenija Kugler 1993-95 12310. Patricia Menezes 1999-02 112


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Digs1. Becky Dreher 2000-04 2,2462. Bruna Silva 2010-pres. 1,6293. Cris Alves 2003-06 1,5904. Patricia Menezes 1999-02 1,2355. Carol Garbato 2005-08 1,2316. Debora dos Santos 1995-98 1,1737. Juliana Moser 1996-99 1,1408. Becky Brunelle 2000-04 1,0959. Jackie Oliveira 2005-08 97410. Ksenija Kugler 1993-95 948

Digs Per Game (Min. 600 digs)1. Becky Dreher 2000-04 5.222. Bruna Silva 2010-pres. 4.893. Cris Alves 2003-06 3.414. Sheera Sirola 1994-95 3.135. Carol Pacheco 1997-98 3.026. Patricia Menezes 1999-02 2.987. Carol Garbato 2005-08 2.838. Ksenija Kugler 1993-95 2.799. Becky Brunelle 2000-04 2.7310. Sandra Paula Theis 1995-97 2.66

Block Solos1. Ksenija Kugler 1993-95 1662. Revis Ward 1983-87 1423. Kim Snow 2003-06 874. Juliana Moser 1996-99 845. Amanda Saner 1993-96 816. Maja Devic 2003-06 777. Allison Campbell 1986-88 708. Amanda Koch 1988-92 629. Michelle Ellis 1984-86 5710. April Syko 1999-02 56

Block Assists1. Juliana Moser 1996-99 5012. Kim Snow 2003-06 3533 Maja Devic 2003-06 3314. Revis Ward 1983-87 2845. Meredith Mangum 1997-00 2616. Joanita Souza 2005-08 2567. Amanda Saner 1993-96 2318. Debora dos Santos 1995-98 2289. Jocelyn Swier 2007-10 20910. Jackie Oliveira 2005-08 208

Total Blocks1. Juliana Moser 1996-99 5852. Kim Snow 2003-06 4403. Revis Ward 1983-87 4264. Maja Devic 2003-06 3985. Ksenija Kugler 1993-95 3446. Debora dos Santos 1995-98 3157. Amanda Saner 1993-96 3128. Meredith Mangum 1997-00 3079. Joanita Souza 2005-08 30610. Jocelyn Swier 2007-10 261

Total Blocks Per Game (Min. 150 Blocks)1. Revis Ward 1983-87 1.432. Michelle Ellis 1984-85 1.283. Juliana Moser 1996-99 1.214. Ksenija Kugler 1993-95 1.015. Sheina Fernandes 2011-12 1.006. Jessica Pancratz 2010-pres. 0.957. Kim Snow 2003-06 0.918. Joanita Souza 2005-08 0.889. Maja Devic 2003-06 0.8510. Elizabeth McVicker 2009-11 0.79

* Summit League Record

<<< Becky Dreher holds ORU’s career digs record, tallying 2,246 over her illustrious four-year career. Dreher led the NCAA Division I ranks in digs as a senior, averaging 7.02 digs per set.

CAREER RECORDS



KILLS1985 Desira Jameson 324 Revis Ward 3241986 Sheila Johnson 3861987 Sheila Johnson 2201988 Teresa DeWester 1601991 Amanda Koch 1491992 Shanna Purdue 1641993 Ksenija Kugler 7171994 Sheera Sirola 4581995 Sheera Sirola 4701996 Edla Sibele Theis 3141997 Juliana Moser 4981998 Juliana Moser 4561999 Juliana Moser 5222000 Patricia Menezes 4812001 Maja Kuljis 3172002 Patricia Menezes 4462003 Ori Zuzic 5362004 Ori Zuzic 6262005 Ori Zuzic 5312006 Ori Zuzic 6112007 Jackie Oliveira 5202008 Joanita Souza 3022009 Serena Cate 2802010 Tatum Fredeen 2342011 Elizabeth McVicker 3032012 Sheina Fernandes 321ASSISTS1985 Trisha Clay 2251986 Kristen Dorsey 12661987 Kristen Dorsey 6421988 Kristen Dorsey 2421993 Heidi Miller 13191994 Heidi Miller 13371995 Edla Sibele Theis 14481996 Edla Sibele Theis 7361997 Debora dos Santos 12721998 Debora dos Santos 12701999 Anna Moreno 10092000 Anna Moreno 14692001 Kristin Meyerson 9912002 Anna Moreno 13252003 Maura Cicala 9642004 Maura Cicala 7892005 Brittany Arnold 7632006 Thais Parada 14852007 Juliane Vieira 8332008 Thais Parada 7452009 Juliane Vieira 10392010 Laura Taylor 5422011 Laura Taylor 11722012 Laura Taylor 1189

TOTAL ATTACKS1985 Desira Jameson 9411986 Revis Ward 9431987 Sheila Johnson 5331988 Teresa DeWester 4011991 Amanda Koch 5331992 Shanna Purdue 6091993 Ksenija Kugler 14431994 Ksenija Kugler 11171995 Sheera Sirola 10141996 Erica Favero 8211997 Sandra Theis 11841998 Juliana Moser 9281999 Juliana Moser 12002000 April Syko 9152001 Maja Kuljis 7442002 Patricia Menezes 11152003 Ori Zuzic 13612004 Ori Zuzic 16242005 Ori Zuzic 14252006 Ori Zuzic 16312007 Jackie Oliveira 13122008 Danijela Novakovic 7472009 Serena Cate 8442010 Tatum Fredeen 6332011 Elizabeth McVicker 8212012 Joana Gruber 738

HITTING PERCENTAGE1985 Desira Jameson .2341986 Sheila Johnson .3011987 Sheila Johnson .2381988 Teresa DeWester .2121991 Anne Byrne .1341992 Jessica Clifford .1161993 Ksenija Kugler .3981994 Sheera Sirola .3091995 Ksenija Kugler .4071996 Juliana Moser .3461997 Juliana Moser .3431998 Juliana Moser .4021999 Juliana Moser .3452000 Patricia Menezes .4162001 Celeste Jones .3282002 Ivana Placko .3222003 Kim Snow .2732004 Kim Snow .2942005 Kim Snow .2922006 Kim Snow .3262007 Joanita Souza .3202008 Joanita Souza .3442009 Elizabeth McVicker .2962010 Laura Taylor .3532011 Elizabeth McVicker .2482012 Sheina Fernandes .350

SERVICE ACES1985 Trisha Clay 30 Desira Jameson 301986 Tina Gray 661987 Lana Bragg 541988 Kristen Dorsey 331991 Amanda Koch 551992 Amanda Koch 401993 Ksenija Kugler 571994 Sheera Sirola 991995 Sheera Sirola 981996 Sandra Theis 45 Erica Favero 451997 Juliana Moser 702000 Anna Moreno 692001 Kristin Meyerson 352002 Anna Moreno 562003 Ori Zuzic 632004 Ori Zuzic 512005 Ori Zuzic 962006 Ori Zuzic 892007 Nicole Weis 392008 Joanita Souza 23 Thais Parada 232009 Serena Cate 202010 Olivia Ophus 232011 Laura Taylor 322012 Joana Gruber 26

^^^ Juliana Moser led the Golden Eagles in hitting percentage four times, including a .402 mark in 1998.Moser was a three-time Mid-Con Player of the Year and still ranks in the Summit League’s career top-10 in kills, attempts, hitting percentage and service aces


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DIGS1985 Desira Jameson 1841986 Tina Gray 3681987 Allison Campbell 2141988 Anne Byrne 1691991 Kelly Arseneau 1671992 Kelly Arseneau 1621993 Ksenija Kugler 4001994 Sheera Sirola 4121995 Sheera Sirola 2731996 Sandra Theis 2771997 Carol Pacheco 4061998 Erika Komel 3761999 Patricia Menezes 4682000 Mandi Cody 3122001 Maja Kuljis 2402002 Becky Dreher 6112003 Becky Dreher 6382004 Becky Dreher 8212005 Cris Alves 5632006 Cris Alves 6742007 Carol Garbato 4702008 Carol Garbato 3642009 Cassidy Holmes 4192010 Bruna Silva 3292011 Bruna Silva 6732012 Bruna Silva 627

BLOCK SOLOS1985 Revis Ward 751986 Revis Ward 421987 Revis Ward 251988 Allison Campbell 461991 Amanda Koch 191992 Jessica Clifford 311993 Ksenija Kugler 821994 Ksenija Kugler 561995 Ksenija Kugler 281996 Juliana Moser 151997 Juliana Moser 201998 Juliana Moser 351999 Juliana Moser 142000 Patricia Domingues 212001 Maja Kuljis 142002 Ivana Placko 232003 Kim Snow 302004 Kim Snow 232005 Kim Snow 132006 Kim Snow 212007 Joanita Souza 282008 Joanita Souza 7 Jocelyn Swier 72009 Jocelyn Swier 152010 Elizabeth McVicker 192011 Sheina Fernandes 222012 Jessica Pancratz 18

BLOCK ASSISTS1985 Revis Ward 1581986 Revis Ward 871987 Allison Campbell 39 Revis Ward 391988 Allison Campbell 491991 Tammie Sumerel 581992 Jessica Clifford 571993 Ksenija Kugler 541994 Ksenija Kugler 441995 Ksenija Kugler 801996 Juliana Moser 1151997 Juliana Moser 1581998 Juliana Moser 1081999 Juliana Moser 1202000 Patricia Domingues 622001 Celeste Jones 572002 Celeste Jones 782003 Kim Snow 652004 Maja Devic 842005 Kim Snow 902006 Maja Devic 1442007 Joanita Souza 812008 Joanita Souza 742009 Brittney Rush 37 Jocelyn Swier 372010 Elizabeth McVicker 54 Jocelyn Swier 542011 Elizabeth McVicker 982012 Jessica Pancratz 145

TOTAL BLOCKS1985 Revis Ward 2331986 Revis Ward 1291987 Revis Ward 641988 Allison Campbell 951991 Tammie Sumerel 741992 Jessica Clifford 881993 Ksenija Kugler 1361994 Ksenija Kugler 1001995 Ksenija Kugler 1061996 Juliana Moser 1301997 Juliana Moser 1781998 Juliana Moser 141999 Juliana Moser 1342000 Patricia Domingues 832001 Celeste Jones 672002 Ivana Placko 962003 Kim Snow 952004 Maja Devic 972005 Kim Snow 1032006 Maja Devic 1642007 Joanita Souza 1092008 Joanita Souza 812009 Jocelyn Swier 522010 Elizabeth McVicker 732011 Elizabeth McVicker 1172012 Jessica Pancratz 163

^^^ Kim Snow led ORU in solo blocks in each of her four seasons. As a senior in 2006,Snow was a 1st team all-conference pick and tallied 10 blocks in a Mid-Con Championship Game victory over Valparaiso

^^^ Ksenija Kugler’s arrival in 1993 marked the start of a new era in Golden Eagle volleyball. ORU went from three wins in 1992 to 20 in 1993, and they made the NCAA Tournament Elite Eight two seasons later

YEARLY STATISTICAL LEADERS



AAlves, Cristiane 2003-06Armstrong, Cammie 1982Arnold, Brittany 2003-06Arseneau, Kelly 1991-93Audi, Laura 1988

BBasic, Mirela 2002-05Beatty, Lisa 1983-84Bragg, Lana 1987Brazonlino, Daniela 2006Brown, Jackie 1979-82Brunelle, Becky 2001-04Brunn, Valerie 1978-80Byrne, Anne 1988, 91

CCaballer, Vanessa 1991Campbell, Allison 1986-88Cate, Serena 2008-11Chang, Nancy 1977-80Cicala, Maura 2003-04Clark, Tracy 1984-85Clay, Trisha 1982-85Clifford, Jessica 1992-95Clotan, Mariana 1979-81Cody, Mandi 1997-2000Cohen, Janine 1976Cone, Deborah 1976-79Contador, Jani 1995-98Cornwell, Brandy 1991

DDale, Dennette 1984-85Devic, Maja 2003-06DeWester, Teresa 1988Diven, Sara 1999-2000Dodson, Denise 1975-78Domingues, Patricia 2000Dorsey, Kristen 1986-88dos Santos, Debora 1995-98Dotson, Deanne 1983Dreher, Becky 2001-04Dunn, Deidra 2004

EEllis, Michelle 1984-86Engel, Lindsey 1999-2002Ernst, Sandi 1975-77Esparaza, Melissa 1996

FFavero, Erica 1996-98Fernandes, Sheina 2011-12Ferreira, Janete 2006-07Fike, Wanda 1975Frantz, Sheila 1979-82Fredeen, Tatum 2009-12

GGaines, Barbara 1975Garbato, Carol 2005-08Garnsey, Wendy 1986-88Gfell, Rebecca 1993Granlund, Andrea 1975-76Gray, Tina 1983-86Gruber, Joana 2009-12

HHagrelius, Lisa 1996-97Hall, Barbara 1975-76Hammer, Pam 1977-78Harris, Sherry 1981-84Hawke, Susan 1985Hill, Beth 1978-79Holmes, Cassidy 2007-2010

JJahns, Tammie 1980-81Jameson, Desira 1982-85Jelsing, Christy 2001Johnson, Kylie 2012-presentJohnson, Sheila 1986-87Johnston, Kathy 1975Jones, Celeste 2001-02

\KKennedy, Shelly 1987Kingery, Mary 1976Komel, Erika 1998Koch, Amanda 1988, 91-92Kolpak, Karen 1986-88Kugler, Ksenija 1993-95Kuljis, Maja 2001

LLacey, Allison 2007-08Lachmiller, Jaclyn 1996LaPearl, Shelly 1982Lesic, Tamara 1992-94Lichlyter, Marcy 1991Lipnick, Regina 1980-83Luttrell, Donna 1976-77

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MMab, Sthephanie 2011-presentMangum, Meredith 1997-2000Martin, Debra 1975-76McClendon, Karen 1976McLaughlin, Rhonda 1991-94McVicker, Elizabeth 2009-11Menezes, Patricia 1999-2002Meyerson, Keri 2000-03Meyerson, Kristin 1999-2001Meunier, Julie 1977-78Miller, Heidi 1993-97Moon, Cindy 1976Moore, Lynne 1977Moreno, Anna 1999-2002Moser, Juliana 1996-99

NNiebanck, Dawn 1984-85Novakovic, Danijela 2005-08

OOliveira, Jaqueline 2005-08Olsovsky, Sheila 1981Ophus, Lauren 2008-09Ophus, Olivia 2009-12

PPacheco, Carol 1997-98Pancratz, Jessica 2010-presentParada, Thais 1997-98Parsons, Tina 1977Pezich, Lisa 1975Placko, Ivana 1999-2002Poljasevic, Jovana 2012-presentPurdue, Shanna 1992-95Paselk, Tamara 1997

RRivera, Cynthia 1988Robb, Shelby 2009-12Rosa, Luara 2010-presentRossi, Anna 2010Rush, Brittney 2009-10

SSaner, Amanda 1993-96Santos, Ana 1998-99Sauls, Melinda 1982Schaffner, Sadie 2012-presentSchmidt, Kathy 1976-78Schneidau, Rhonda 1988Schultz, Laura 1988Seidel, Sandra 1979Silva, Bruna 2010-presentSimms, Melissa 1986Sirola, Sheera 1994-95Smotrys, Lorraine 1978Snow, Kimberly 2003-06Souza, Joanita 2007-08Sumerel, Tammie 1988, 91Surber, Miranda 1983Syko, April 1999-2002Swanson, Heather 1977Swier, Jocelyn 2007-10

TTaylor, Laura 2010-presentTheis, Edla Sibele 1995-96Theis, Sandra Paula 1995-97Thorstad, Debbi 1975Thompson, Michel Ann 1994-95Thystrup, Tracy 1983Tyler, Shiloh 1993-95

VVannoy, Kim 1988Vieira, Juliane 2007-09

WWard, Revis 1983-87Webb, Jan 1979-81Weis, Nicole 2005-07Wighaman, George A. 1978-79Williamson-Smith, Pam 1980-82WIlson, Marion 1975Wilson, Tuisha 1998-99Wiseman, Corinne 1996Withey, Michelle 2003

ZZuzic, Orieta 2003-06

^^^ Edla Sibele Theis spent two seasons as ORU’s primary setter, including the historic 30-win campaign of 1995. Theis recorded 1,448 assists in 1995 as the Golden Eagles advanced to the National Quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament

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1975 13-4RESULTS UNAVAILABLE

1976 31-6S22 at Tulsa A W, 2-1O1 vs. John Brown N1 W, 2-0O1 at Northeastern State A1 W, 2-0O1 vs. Northeastern Oklahoma A&M N1 W, 2-0O7 Bethany Nazarene H W, 2-0O7 Northeastern State H W, 2-0O9 Oklahoma Baptist H W, 2-0O9 Oklahoma Christian H W, 2-0O16 Central Arkansas H2 W, 2-0O16 USAO H2 W, 2-0O16 Tulsa H2 W, 2-1O19 vs. Oklahoma N3 L, 0-2O19 vs. Central State N3 W, 2-0O19 at Oklahoma State A3 W, 2-0O21 at Southwestern Oklahoma State A4 W, 2-0O21 vs. Northwestern State N4 W, 2-1O21 vs. Midwestern State N4 W, 2-1O21 vs. Northeastern State N4 W, 2-0O23 vs. USAO N5 W, 2-0O23 at Bethany Nazarene A5 W, 2-1O25 Tulsa H W, 2-0O28 Oklahoma Baptist H W, 2-1O28 Missouri Southern H W, 2-1N2 at Missouri Southern A L, 0-2N2 vs. Cottey College N W, 2-0N3 vs. Oklahoma Christian N6 W, 2-1N3 vs. Cameron N6 W, 2-0N4 vs. Oklahoma Baptist N6 W, 2-0N4 vs. Oklahoma Panhandle State N6 W, 2-1N5 vs. Bethany Nazarene N6 W, 2-0N5 vs. Tulsa N6 L, 1-2N6 vs. Henderson State N7 L, 1-2N7 vs. Central Arkansas N7 W, 2-0N8 vs. Nicholls State N7 W, 2-0N9 vs. Arkansas State N7 W, 2-1N10 vs. Texas Lutheran N7 L, 0-2N10 vs. Henderson State N7 L, 1-21 - Northeastern State Tournament (Tahlequah), 2 - ORU Round Robin (Tulsa), 3 - OSU Round Robin (Stillwater), 4 - Southwestern State Round Robin (Weatherford), 5 - Bethany Nazarene Tournament (Bethany), 6 - OAIAW State Small College Tournament 7 - AIAW Region IV Tournament

1977 57-5• OAIAW State ChampionsS19 Tulsa H W, 3-0S22 at Bethany Nazarene A1 W, 2-0S22 vs. Central State N1 W, 2-0S22 vs. Oklahoma Christian N1 W, 2-0S23 vs. Missouri N2 W, 2-0S23 vs. Oklahoma State N2 W, 2-0S24 vs. East Texas State N2 W, 2-0S24 vs. Kansas N2 W, 2-0S24 vs. Missouri N2 W, 2-0S28 Northeastern State H W, 2-0S28 Oklahoma State H W, 2-0

S30 vs. Oklahoma State N3 W, 2-0S30 vs. Graceland N3 W, 2-0O1 vs. Missouri N3 W, 2-0O1 vs. Northeastern State N3 W, 2-0O1 vs. Tulsa N3 W, 2-1O1 at Wichita State A3 W, 2-0O5 at Oklahoma A W, 3-0O7 vs. Rollins N4 W, 2-0O7 vs. Miami-Dade CC N4 L, 1-2O7 vs. Florida Southern N4 W, 2-0O7 vs. Auburn N4 W, 2-0O8 vs. Florida N4 W, 2-0O8 vs. Miami (Fla.) N4 W, 2-0O8 at Miami-Dade CC A4 W, 2-0O8 vs. Alabama N4 L, 0-2O12 at Tulsa A W, 3-1O15 vs. Dordt N5 W, 2-0O15 vs. Iowa State N5 W, 2-0O15 vs. Cornell N5 W, 2-0O15 vs. Stephens N5 W, 2-0O15 vs. Wichita State N5 W, 2-0O15 vs. Kansas N5 W, 2-0O15 vs. UMKC N5 W, 2-0O20 Bethany Nazarene H W, 3-0O20 Tulsa H W, 3-1O24 at Central Arkansas A W, 3-0O24 vs. Henderson State N6 W, 3-0O29 Bethany Nazarene N7 W, 2-0O29 Central State N7 W, 2-0O29 Cameron N7 W, 2-0O29 Wichita State N7 W, 2-0O29 at Tulsa A7 W, 2-1N1 vs. Oklahoma State N8 W, 2-0N1 vs. Missouri Southern N8 W, 2-1N1 at Tulsa A8 W, 2-1N4 Central State N9 W, 2-0N4 Oklahoma State N9 W, 2-0N4 Oklahoma N9 W, 2-0N5 Tulsa N9 W, 2-0N5 Southwestern N9 W, 2-0N9 Oklahoma H W, 3-1N12 Oklahoma State H10 W, 2-0N12 Oklahoma H10 W, 2-0N12 Kansas State H10 L, 1-2N12 Tulsa H10 W, 2-0N12 Cameron H10 W, 2-0N12 Kansas State H10 W, 1-0N12 Oklahoma H10 W, 1-0N18 vs. Texas A&M N11 L, 0-2N18 vs. Southern N11 W, 2-0N18 at Texas N11 L, 1-21 - at Bethany, 2 - Oklahoma Tournament (Norman), 3 - Wichita State Tournament (Wichita, Kan.), 4 - Miami-Dade Tournament (Miami, Fla.), 5 - Graceland Tournament (Memphis, Tenn.), 6 - at Conway, Ark., 7 - Tulsa Invitational (Tulsa), 8 - Tulsa Mini Classic (Tulsa), 9 - AIAW State Tournament (Norman), 10 - ORU Invitational (Tulsa), 11 - AIAW Southwest Regional (Austin, Texas)

1978 54-8• OAIAW State ChampionsS16 Oklahoma State H W, 3-0S16 Tulsa H W, 3-0S18 vs. Minnesota N1 L, 1-3S18 at Oklahoma A W, 3-1S22 vs. USC N2 L, 0-2S22 vs. Texas A&M N2 L, 0-2S22 vs. Arizona State N2 W, 2-0S22 vs. Fresno State N2 W, 2-0S22 vs. Cal State-Los Angeles N2 W, 2-0S23 vs. Texas N2 W, 2-1S23 vs. UC Riverside N2 W, 2-0S26 Tulsa H W, 3-0S30 vs. Northeast Missouri N3 W, 2-0S30 vs. Missouri-St. Louis N3 W, 2-1S30 vs. UMKC N3 W, 2-0S30 vs. St. Louis CC-Florissant Valley N3 W, 2-0O3 Oklahoma State H W, 3-0O7 vs. Bethany Nazarene N4 W, 2-0O7 vs. Lubbock Christian N4 W, 2-1O7 Midwestern State N4 W, 2-0O7 at Oklahoma State A4 W, 2-0O7 vs. Baylor N4 L, 0-2O7 at Oklahoma State A4 W, 2-0O11 Oklahoma H W, 3-0O11 Southwest Missouri State H W, 3-0O13 vs. Texas Woman’s N5 W, 2-0O13 vs. Texas State N5 W, 2-0O13 vs. Lamar N5 W, 2-0O13 vs. Southwest Missouri State N5 W, 2-0O14 vs. Texas N5 W, 2-1O14 vs. Texas-Arlington N5 L, 0-2O14 at Houston A5 L, 0-3O18 at Southwest Missouri State A L, 0-2O18 vs. Missouri N6 W, 2-0O21 Bethany Nazarene N7 W, 2-0O21 Southwest Missouri State JV N7 W, 2-0O21 Oklahoma N7 W, 2-0O21 Oklahoma State N7 W, 2-0O21 Cameron N7 W, 3-0O24 at Tulsa A W, 3-0O27 vs. Northwest Missouri N8 W, 2-0O27 vs. Kentucky State N8 W, 2-0O28 vs. Tennessee-Martin N8 W, 2-0O28 vs. William Woods N8 W, 2-0O28 at Missouri-St. Louis A8 W, 2-0O28 vs. Illinois State N8 W, 3-0N3 vs. Central State N9 W, 2-0N4 vs. Tulsa N9 W, 2-0N4 vs. Oklahoma N9 W, 2-0N4 vs. Oklahoma State N9 W, 2-0N7 vs. Oklahoma State N10 W, 2-0N7 vs. Pittsburg State N10 W, 2-0N7 at Tulsa A10 W, 2-1N11 vs. Wichita State N11 W, 2-0N11 vs. Cameron N11 W, 2-0N11 at Oklahoma A11 W, 2-1N11 vs. Oklahoma State N11 W, 2-0N11 at Oklahoma A11 W, 3-0N16 vs. Oklahoma State N12 W, 2-0


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N16 vs. Texas State N12 W, 2-0N16 vs. Houston N12 W, 2-0N17 vs. Texas N12 L, 1-31 - at Norman, 2 - SDSU Women’s Collegiate (San Diego, Calif.), 3 - UMSL Tournament I, (St. Louis, Mo.), 4 - OSU Invitational (Stillwater), 5 - Houston Invitational (Houston, Texas), 6 - at Springfield, Mo., 7 - Tulsa Invitational (Tulsa), 8 - Missouri-St. Louis Tournament (St. Louis, Mo.), 9 - AIAW State Tournament (Stillwater) 10 - at Tulsa Mini Classic (Tulsa), 11 - Sooner Invitational (Norman), 12 - AIAW Southwest Regional

1979 49-14-3• OAIAW State ChampionsS11 Minnesota H L, 1-3S14 vs. UMKC N1 W, 2-0S14 vs. Benedictine N1 W, 2-0S14 vs. Missouri Southern N1 W, 2-0S15 vs. Iowa State N1 W, 2-0S15 vs. Tulsa N1 W, 2-0S15 vs. Nebraska-Omaha N1 W, 2-0S16 vs. Northern Colorado N1 W, 3-1S21 at San Diego State A2 L, 0-2S21 vs. Arizona State N2 T, 1-1S21 vs. North Texas N2 W, 2-0S21 vs. UC Santa Barbara N2 L, 0-2S22 vs. Fresno State N2 W, 2-0S22 vs. USC N2 L, 0-2S22 vs. Arizona State N2 W, 2-1S26 Oklahoma H W, 3-2S28 Oklahoma State H3 W, 2-0S28 Kansas H3 W, 2-0S29 Tulane H3 W, 2-1S29 Central Missouri H3 W, 2-0S29 Southern Illinois H3 W, 2-0S29 Texas Lutheran H3 W, 2-1O2 vs. Central Missouri N4 W, 2-0O2 at Southwest Missouri State A4 L, 1-2O5 West Texas State N5 T, 1-1O5 Loyola Marymount N5 W, 2-0O5 Abilene Christian N5 T, 1-1O6 Midwestern State N5 W, 2-0O6 Texas State N5 W, 2-1O6 Baylor N5 W, 2-0O6 Mary Hardin-Baylor N5 W, 2-0O9 vs. Oklahoma State N6 W, 2-0O9 at Tulsa A W, 2-0O12 vs. Baylor N7 W, 2-0O12 vs. Texas A&M N7 W, 2-0O12 vs. Illinois N7 W, 2-0O13 vs. Pittsburgh N7 L, 0-2O13 vs. Alabama N7 W, 2-0O13 vs. Lamar N7 L, 1-2O13 vs. Texas N7 L, 0-2O16 at Tulsa A W, 3-0O19 vs. Illinois State N8 W, 2-1O19 vs. Alabama N8 W, 2-1O19 vs. Nebraska N8 W, 2-0O20 vs. Texas-Arlington N8 L, 1-2O20 vs. Michigan State N8 L, 1-2O26 Tulsa H W, 3-0O30 Oklahoma State H W, 3-0

N3 at Oklahoma State A9 W, 3-0N3 vs. Tulsa N9 W, 3-0N6 at Oklahoma A L, 0-2N6 vs. Texas-Arlington N10 W, 2-1N9 Cameron N10 W, 2-0N9 St. Louis N10 W, 2-0N9 Stephen F. Austin N10 W, 2-0N10 Oklahoma A10 L, 0-3N10 Stephen F. Austin N10 W, 2-0N10 Texas Tech N10 W, 2-0N15 Texas Woman’s N11 W, 2-0N15 Tulane N11 W, 2-0N16 Texas N11 W, 2-0N16 Texas N11 W, 3-1N16 Houston N11 L, 0-3N16 Oklahoma N11 W, 2-0N17 Texas A&M N11 W, 3-0N17 Houston N11 L, 0-31 - Kansas State Invitational (Manhattan, Kan.), 2 - SDSU Women’s Collegiate (San Diego, Calif.), 3 - ORU Invitational (Tulsa), 4 - Missouri State Autumn Classic (Springfield, Mo.), 5 - OSU Invitational (Stillwater), 6 - at Tulsa., 7 - Southwest Missouri Invitational (Springfield, Mo.), 8 - Houston Invitational (Houston, Texas), 9 - AIAW State Tournament (Stillwater) 10 - at Norman., 11 - AIAW Southwest Regional

1980 35-16• OAIAW State ChampionsS13 at North Texas A1 W, 2-1S13 vs. Nebraska N1 L, 1-2S13 vs. Southeast Missouri N1 W, 2-1S13 vs. Lamar N1 W, 2-0S13 vs. Texas-Arlington N1 L, 1-2S19 Kansas State H2 W, 2-0S19 Indiana State H2 W, 2-0S19 West Texas State H2 W, 2-0S20 Iowa State H2 L, 1-2S20 West Texas State H2 W, 2-0S20 Sam Houston State H2 W, 2-1S23 Tulsa H W, 3-0S27 vs. Baylor N3 W, 3-0S27 vs. Stephen F. Austin N3 W, 3-0S27 at Texas Woman’s N3 W, 3-0S27 vs. St. Phillips N3 W, 3-0S27 at Texas Woman’s A3 W, 3-0S30 at Oklahoma State A W, 2-0S30 vs. Oklahoma N4 W, 2-1O3 at Southwest Missouri State A5 L, 0-2O3 vs. Northwestern N5 W, 2-1O4 vs. Texas-Arlington N5 W, 2-0O4 vs. Illinois State N5 L, 0-2O4 vs. Michigan State N5 L, 0-2O6 Tulsa H W, 3-0O9 vs. Lamar N6 L, 0-2O10 vs. Illinois N6 W, 3-0O10 vs. Texas Tech N6 L, 1-2O10 vs. Texas A&M N6 W, 2-1O11 vs. Pittsburgh N6 L, 1-2O14 at Oklahoma A L, 0-2O14 vs. Texas-Arlington N7 L, 0-2O21 at Southwest Missouri State A L, 1-3

O24 vs. Louisiana State N8 W, 2-0O25 vs. Mississippi N8 W, 2-0O25 at Tulane A8 W, 2-0O29 Oklahoma H W, 3-0N1 vs. Oklahoma State N9 W, 3-0N1 at Tulsa A9 W, 3-1N5 Oklahoma State H W, 3-0N8 Oklahoma State H10 W, 3-0N8 Tulsa H10 W, 3-0N8 Oklahoma H10 W, 3-1N15 Southwest Missouri State H11 L, 2-3N15 Oklahoma H11 W, 3-0N22 vs. Tulane N12 W, 2-0N22 vs. Texas Woman’s N12 W, 2-0N22 vs. Houston N12 L, 1-2N23 vs. Texas Tech N12 L, 0-2N23 vs. Lamar N12 W, 2-1N23 vs. Texas N12 L, 1-21 - Mean Green Invitational (Denton, Texas), 2 - ORU Invitational I (Tulsa), 3 - at Stillwater, 4 - Texas Woman’s College Tournament (Denton, Texas), 5 - Missouri State Autumn Classic Invitational (Springfield, Mo.), 6 - Houston Invitational (Houston, Texas), 7 - at Norman, 8 - Tulane Invitational (New Orleans, La.), 9 - Tulsa Triangular (Tulsa) 10 - AIAW State Tournament (Tulsa) 11 - ORU Triangular (Tulsa), 12 - AIAW Southwest Regional (Baton Rouge, La.)

1981 41-18• OAIAW State ChampionsS4 vs. New Mexico N1 L, 1-2S4 vs. New Mexico State N1 W, 2-0S4 vs. Sul Ross State N1 W, 2-0S5 at Texas Tech A1 L, 0-2S5 vs. West Texas State N1 W, 2-0S5 vs. New Mexico State N1 W, 3-0S5 at Texas Tech A1 L, 1-3S11 vs. Benedictine N2 W, 2-0S11 vs. Kansas N2 W, 2-0S11 vs. Drake N2 W, 2-0S12 vs. Wayne State N2 W, 2-0S12 vs. Nebraska-Omaha N2 W, 2-0S12 vs. Minnesota-Duluth N2 W, 2-0S12 vs. Drake N2 W, 2-0S18 at Southwest Missouri State A3 L, 0-3S19 vs. Louisville N3 W ,3-0S19 vs. Memphis State N3 W, 3-1S25 vs. St. Phillips N4 W, 2-1S25 at Texas Wesleyan A4 W, 2-0S25 vs. UTEP N4 L, 1-2S26 vs. North Texas N4 W, 2-0S26 vs. St. Phillips N4 W, 2-0S26 vs. Texas A&M N4 L, 1-2S26 vs. UTEP N4 L, 0-2O2 vs. Oklahoma Baptist N5 W, 2-0O2 vs. Kansas N5 W, 2-1O3 vs. West Texas State N5 W, 2-0O3 vs. Oklahoma Baptist N5 W, 2-0O3 vs. Bethel College N5 L, 0-2O8 vs. Texas-Arlington N6 L, 0-2O8 vs. Southwest Missouri State N6 W, 2-0O9 vs. Michigan State N6 W, 2-0

YEARLY RESULTS



O9 at Houston A6 L, 0-2O9 vs. Texas Tech N6 W, 2-0O16 Tennessee H7 W, 2-0O16 Kansas H7 W, 2-0O16 Texas H7 L, 0-2O16 Nebraska H7 L, 0-2O17 Kansas State H7 W, 2-0O17 Texas Tech H7 W, 2-1O17 Texas H7 L, 0-2O17 Southwest Missouri State H7 L, 0-2O27 at Tulsa A W, 3-0O28 at Oklahoma A W, 3-1O30 at Southern Illinois A8 W, 2-0O30 vs. Miami (Ohio) N8 W, 2-0O31 vs. North Texas N8 W, 2-0O31 vs. Indiana N8 W, 2-1O31 at Southern Illinois A8 W, 3-0N3 Tulsa H W, 3-0N10 vs. Oklahoma N9 W, 3-0N13 Tulsa H10 W, 3-0N14 Southwest Missouri State H10 W, 3-1N14 Southwest Missouri State H10 L, 1-3N19 vs. North Texas N11 W, 3-0N19 vs. Southwestern Louisiana N11 W, 2-0N20 vs. Texas-Arlington N11 L, 1-2N20 vs. Texas N11 L, 0-3N20 vs. Lamar N11 L, 1-21- Texas Tech Invitational (Lubbock, Texas), 2 - Kansas State Invitational (Manhattan, Kan.), 3 - Missouri State Autumn Classic (Springfield, Mo.), 4 - Texas Wesleyan Tournament (Ft. Worth, Texas), 5 - Tulsa Invitational (Tulsa), 6 - Houston Invitational (Houston), 7 - ORU Invitational (Tulsa), 8 - Saluki Invitational (Carbondale, Ill.), 9 - at Tulsa Memorial High School (Tulsa), 10 - ORU Classic (Tulsa), 11 - AIAW Southwest Regional (Arlington, Texas)

1982 39-15S3 vs. Texas Wesleyan N1 W, 2-1S3 vs. New Mexico State N1 L, 0-2S3 vs. West Texas State N1 W, 2-0S4 at Texas Tech A1 W, 3-1S4 vs. New Mexico State N1 L, 0-3S10 vs. McPherson N2 W, 2-0S10 vs. Northern Iowa N2 L, 1-2S10 vs. Northwest Missouri N2 W, 2-0S11 at Kansas State A2 W, 2-0S11 vs. Tulsa N2 W, 2-1S11 vs. Missouri N2 L, 0-2S13 Oklahoma City H W, 3-0S18 at Southwest Missouri State A L, 0-3S22 at Oklahoma A W, 3-1S24 Bethany Nazarene H3 W, 3-0S24 Central Arkansas H3 W, 3-0S25 Tulsa H3 W, 3-0S25 West Texas State H3 W, 3-0S25 Tulsa H3 W, 3-0S30 Texas-Arlington H L, 2-3O1 vs. Emporia State N4 W, 2-0O1 vs. West Texas State N4 W, 2-1O1 vs. Oklahoma City N4 W, 2-0O2 vs. Bethel College N4 W, 2-1

O2 vs. Kansas N4 W, 2-0O2 vs. West Texas State N4 W, 2-0O8 vs. Tulane N5 W, 2-0O8 vs. Kentucky N5 W, 2-1O8 vs. New Orleans N5 W, 2-0O9 vs. Texas Lutheran N5 W, 2-0O9 vs. Lamar N5 W, 2-1O9 at Louisiana State A5 L, 0-2O9 vs. Kentucky N5 L, 0-2O13 at Oklahoma City A W, 3-0O15 Tulsa H6 W, 2-0O15 Iowa State H6 L, 1-2O15 Kansas State H6 W, 2-0O15 Northern Colorado H6 W, 2-0O16 Texas Lutheran H6 W, 2-1O16 Kansas H6 L, 0-2O16 Iowa State H6 W, 2-1O16 Oklahoma H6 W, 2-0O18 at Tulsa A W, 3-1O27 Oklahoma H L, 0-3N5 vs. Bradley N7 L, 1-2N5 vs. Central Missouri N7 W, 2-1N5 vs. Northwest Missouri N7 W, 2-0N6 vs. Northeast Missouri N7 W, 2-0N6 vs. North Dakota State N7 L, 1-2N6 at Nebraska-Omaha A7 W, 2-0N6 vs. North Dakota State N7 W, 2-1N8 Tulsa H W, 3-0N19 Southwest Missouri State H L, 2-3N20 at Texas-Arlington A L, 0-31- Red Raider Classic (Lubbock, Texas), 2 - Kansas State Invitational (Manhattan, Kan.), 3 - ORU Invitational I (Tulsa), 4 - Tulsa Tournament (Tulsa), 5 - Tiger Classic (Baton Rouge, La.), 6 - ORU Invitational II (Tulsa), 7 - Nebraska-Omaha Invitational (Omaha, Neb.)

1983 32-22 (13-1 OCAC)S2 vs. Ball State N1 W, 3-1S2 vs. Notre Dame N1 W, 3-0S3 at Kentucky A1 L, 0-3S3 vs. Louisville N1 L, 0-3S3 vs. Rutgers N1 L, 0-3S4 vs. Cincinnati N1 L, 1-3S4 vs. Minnesota N1 L, 0-3S4 vs. Lamar N1 L, 2-3S9 vs. Emporia State N2 W, 2-0S9 vs. Central Missouri N2 L, 1-2S10 vs. Kansas N2 W, 2-0S10 vs. Missouri N2 L, 0-2S10 at Oklahoma City* A W, 3-0S16 vs. Wichita State N3 W, 3-0S16 at Southwest Missouri State A3 L, 1-3S17 vs. Wichita State N3 W, 3-0S17 at Southwest Missouri State A3 L, 0-3S23 Texas Wesleyan H4 W, 3-0S23 Arkansas State H4 W, 3-1S24 Tulsa H4 W, 3-1S24 Southwestern H4 W, 3-0S24 Oklahoma H4 L, 0-3S29 New Mexico State H L, 1-3S29 Texas-Arlington H W, 3-0

S30 vs. Oklahoma City* N5 W, 3-0S30 vs. Wichita State N5 W, 3-0O1 vs. Kansas N5 L, 1-3O1 at Tulsa A5 W, 3-2O1 vs. Iowa State N5 L, 0-3O14 Kansas H6 W, 2-1O14 West Texas State* H6 W, 2-0O15 UTEP* H6 W, 2-0O15 Bethany Nazarene H6 W, 2-0O15 Texas Lutheran H6 L, 0-2O15 at Tulsa A W, 3-0O15 Texas-Arlington H6 L, 2-3O21 vs. Louisiana State N7 L, 0-3O21 vs. Texas Tech N7 W, 3-2O22 at Texas A&M A7 L, 0-3O22 vs. Texas Tech N7 L, 1-3O22 Tulsa H W, 3-1O22 Oklahoma City* H W, 3-0N4 vs. UTEP* N8 W, 3-2N4 vs. Oklahoma City* N8 W, 3-0N5 vs. Texas Tech N8 L, 1-3N5 at West Texas State* A8 W, 3-0N5 vs. Texas Tech N8 W, 3-1N5 at Oklahoma A L, 2-3N18 Hardin-Simmons* N9 W, 2-0N18 Texas-San Antonio* N9 W, 2-0N18 UTEP* N9 W, 2-0N19 Oklahoma City* N9 W, 2-0N19 West Texas State* N9 L, 1-2N19 UTEP* N9 W, 3-2* - Oil Country Athletic Conference match1 - Kentucky Invitational (Lexington, Ky.), 2 - Kansas State Invitational (Manhattan, Kan.), 3 - Southwest Missouri State Triangular (Springfield, Mo.), 4 - ORU Invitational I (Tulsa), 5 - Tulsa Invitational (Tulsa), 6 - ORU Invitational II (Tulsa), 7 - Texas A&M Volleyball Classic (College Station, Texas), 8 - WTSU Lady Buff Classic (Canyon, Texas), 9 - OCAC Tournament (Canyon, Texas)


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1984 22-13 (10-3 OCAC)S11 Oklahoma H L, 2-3S14 vs. Memphis State N1 L, 1-3S14 at Southwest Missouri State A1 L, 0-3S14 vs. Memphis State N1 L, 1-3S15 at Southwest Missouri State A1 L, 0-3S21 Texas-San Antonio* H2 W, 3-0S21 Stephen F. Austin H2 W, 3-0S21 Tulsa H2 W, 3-0S22 East Texas State H2 W, 3-0S22 Wichita State H2 W, 3-1S22 Oklahoma City* H2 W, 3-0S25 at Oklahoma City* A W, 3-0S28 vs. Wichita State N3 L, 2-3S28 vs. Oklahoma City* N3 W, 3-0S29 vs. Kansas N3 W, 3-1S29 at Tulsa A3 W, 3-1O4 Southwest Missouri State H L, 2-3O9 at Tulsa A L, 0-3O12 Kansas State H4 W, 3-0O12 UTEP* H4 W, 3-1O12 West Texas State* H4 W, 3-0O13 Texas Lutheran H4 W, 3-1O13 Tulsa H4 W, 3-0O13 Kansas H4 W, 3-0O19 at Baylor A W, 3-1O20 at #9 Texas A L, 0-3O23 Tulsa H W, 3-0N2 at West Texas State* A5 L, 0-3N3 vs. UTEP* N5 L, 2-3N6 Oklahoma City* H W, 3-0N8 at Oklahoma A L, 1-3N16 vs. Texas-San Antonio* N6 W, 3-0N16 vs. Hardin-Simmons* N6 W, 3-1N17 at West Texas State* A6 W, 3-0N17 vs. UTEP* N6 L, 0-3* - Oil Country Athletic Conference match1 - Missouri State Autumn Classic (Springfield, Mo.), 2 - ORU Invitational I (Tulsa), 3 - Tulsa Invitational (Tulsa), 4 - ORU Invitational II (Tulsa), 5 - West Texas State Classic (Canyon, Texas), 6 - OCAC Tournament (Canyon, Texas)

1985 18-19S3 Oklahoma H L, 0-3S11 Biola H L, 1-3S13 vs. Wichita State N1 W, 3-1S13 vs. Drake N1 W, 3-0S14 vs. Montana State N1 L, 0-3S14 at Kansas State A1 L, 2-3S20 Tulsa H2 W, 3-2S20 Wichita State H2 W, 3-1S21 North Texas H2 W, 3-0S23 at Northeast Louisiana A L, 1-3S27 vs. UC Irvine N3 L, 1-3S28 at Oklahoma A3 L, 1-3S28 vs. Northeast Louisiana N3 W, 3-1O3 Abilene Christian H W, 3-0O9 Texas Wesleyan H W, 3-0O11 at West Texas State A W, 3-1O12 at New Mexico A L, 0-3O14 at New Mexico State A L, 0-3

O15 at UTEP A L, 1-3O16 at Sul Ross State A W, 3-0O17 at Texas Tech A L, 1-3O19 at UALR A L, 2-3O22 at Tulsa A W, 3-2O25 Kansas State H4 W, 2-1O25 West Texas State H4 W, 2-1O25 Northeast Louisiana H4 W, 2-1O26 Northeast Louisiana H4 W, 2-1O26 Kansas State H4 L, 0-2O26 Missouri H L, 0-3O28 at Abilene Christian A L, 1-3N1 at West Texas State A5 W, 3-0N1 vs. FIU N5 W, 3-1N2 vs. Sam Houston State N5 L, 0-3N2 vs. Sam Houston State N5 L, 0-3N5 Tulsa H W, 3-1N6 at Southwest Missouri State A L, 0-3N12 at Oklahoma A L, 0-31 - Kansas State Invitational (Manhattan, Kan.), 2 - ORU Invitational I (Tulsa), 3 - Oklahoma Classic (Norman), 4 - ORU Invitational II (Tulsa), 5 - West Texas State Invitational (Canyon, Texas)

1986 20-12 (4-1 MCC)S4 Texas Tech H L, 0-3S19 Wichita State H1 L, 2-3S19 Tulsa H1 W, 3-1S20 Tulane H1 L, 2-3S20 Toledo H1 L, 2-3S22 Abilene Christian H W, 3-1S24 at Kansas State A L, 2-3S26 Memphis State H2 W, 3-1S26 Northeast Louisiana H2 L, 2-3S27 Arkansas State H2 W, 3-0S30 at Oklahoma A L, 0-3O1 North Texas H W, 3-0O3 Iowa State H W, 3-1O4 Tulsa H W, 3-0O7 UALR H W, 3-0O9 Southern Nazarene H W, 3-1O17 at St. Louis* A W, 3-0O17 vs. Butler* N3 L, 2-3O18 vs. Loyola (Ill.)* N3 W, 3-0O21 Oklahoma H L, 1-3O24 at Evansville* A W, 3-0O25 vs. Xavier* N4 W, 3-1O30 at Memphis State A W, 3-2O31 vs. Virginia Tech N5 W, 3-0N1 vs. South Carolina N5 W, 3-1N4 at Tulsa A W, 3-2N7 Colorado H W, 3-0N8 Kansas State H W, 3-1N11 at Texas-Arlington A L, 0-3N14 vs. Loyola (Ill.) N6 W, 2-1N15 vs. Butler N6 L, 1-2N15 vs. Xavier N6 L, 0-2* Midwestern Collegiate Conference Match1 - ORU Invitational I (Tulsa), 2 - ORU Invitational II (Tulsa), 3 - at St. Louis, Mo., 4 - at Evansville, Ind., 5 - at Memphis, Tenn., 6 - Midwestern Collegiate Conference Tournament (Evansville, Ind.)

1987 10-17S1 at North Texas A L, 2-3S3 Southern Nazarene H W, 3-1S5 at Wichita State A W, 3-2S8 at Kansas State A L, 1-3S11 Mary Hardin-Baylor N1 W, 3-1S11 Houston Baptist N1 W, 3-0S12 at Baylor A1 L, 1-3S18 Kansas State H2 L, 1-3S18 Northeast Louisiana H2 W, 3-0S19 Tulsa H2 W, 3-0S21 at Texas Tech A L, 1-3S24 vs. UMKC N3 W, 3-0S24 vs. St. Louis N3 L, 0-3S25 vs. UTEP N3 W, 3-1S25 at Tulsa A3 L, 2-3O2 at Texas A&M A4 L, 1-3O2 vs. Texas State N4 L, 0-3O2 vs. Texas-San Antonio N4 L, 0-3O6 at Oklahoma A L, 0-3O19 Arkansas-Pine Bluff H W, 3-0O27 at Tulsa A L, 0-3O28 at Southwest Missouri State A L, 0-3N3 Tulsa H W, 3-1N6 Oklahoma H L, 1-3N8 Iowa State H L, 0-3N10 at Wichita State A L, 1-3N12 at #16 UT-Arlington A L, 0-31 - Baylor Invitational (Waco, Texas), 2 - ORU Invitational (Tulsa), 3 - Tulsa Golden Hurricane Invitational (Tulsa), 4 - Texas A&M Invitational (College Station, Texas)

1988 3-19S1 Montana State H L, 1-3S3 at Kansas State A L, 0-3S9 vs. North Texas N1 W, 3-0S9 at Arkansas State A1 L, 0-3S10 vs. Evansville N1 L, 0-3S11 vs. Mississippi State N1 L, 1-3S20 Southern Nazarene H L, 1-3S23 Tulsa H2 L, 1-3S24 UMKC H2 W, 3-2S30 vs. Wichita State N3 L, 0-3S30 vs. UTEP N3 L, 0-3O1 at Tulsa A3 L, 0-3O4 at Wichita State A L, 0-3O7 vs. Sam Houston State N4 L, 0-3O8 at North Texas A4 L, 2-3O17 Wichita State H L, 0-3O18 Tulsa H L, 0-3O22 Kansas State H L, 0-3N1 at Tulsa A L, 0-3N5 at UMKC A W, 3-2N12 vs. Wichita State N5 L, 1-3N12 at Southwest Missouri State A5 L, 0-31- KFC Invitational (Jonesboro, Ark.), 2 - ORU Invitational (Tulsa), 3 - Hurricane Classic (Tulsa), 4 - Mean Green Classic (Denton, Texas), 5 - Missouri State Autumn Classic (Springfield, Mo.)

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1991 2-29A30 at Abilene Christian A1 L, 0-3A30 vs. Colorado Christian N1 L, 2-3A31 vs. Midwestern State N1 L, 0-3A31 vs. Midwestern State N1 L, 1-3A31 vs. Southern Colorado N1 L, 1-3S3 at Southern Nazarene A L, 0-3S5 at Central Oklahoma A L, 0-3S10 at North Texas A L, 1-3S13 vs. Portland State N2 L, 0-3S13 at West Texas State A2 L, 0-3S14 vs. Cameron N2 L, 0-3S14 vs. Northern Colorado N2 L, 0-3S17 at Kansas A L, 0-3S24 at Cameron A L, 0-3S26 Central Oklahoma H L, 0-3S27 vs. UTEP N3 L, 0-3O1 at UMKC A L, 1-3O4 at Alabama-Huntsville A4 L, 0-3O4 vs. Catawba N4 L, 1-3O5 vs. Lincoln Memorial N4 W, 3-0O11 at Middle Tennessee A L, 0-3O12 at Midway College A L, 0-2O13 at Asbury College A W, 2-1O16 at UALR A L, 0-3O17 at Arkansas State A5 L, 0-3O18 vs. New Orleans N5 L, 0-3O19 vs. Louisiana Tech N5 L, 0-3O19 vs. UCF N5 L, 0-3O24 at Tulsa A L, 0-3N5 Southern Nazarene H L, 0-3N7 Tulsa H L, 1-31 - ACU Invitational (Abilene, Texas), 2 - West Texas State Invitational (Canyon, Texas), 3 - at Tulsa, 4 - UAH Invitational (Huntsville, Texas), 5 - ASU Tournament (Jonesboro, Ark.)

1992 3-28S1 Central Oklahoma H L, 0-3S3 Northern Arizona H L, 0-3S4 at Abilene Christian A1 L, 0-3S4 vs. Colorado-Colorado Springs N1 L, 1-3S5 vs. Southern Colorado N1 L, 0-3S5 vs. Eastern New Mexico N1 L, 0-3S8 Missouri Southern H L, 0-3S10 at Western New Mexico A L, 0-3S11 at UTEP A L, 0-3S11 at New Mexico State A2 L, 0-3S12 vs. Montana State N2 L, 0-3S15 Idaho H L, 0-3S17 at John Brown A W, 3-2S24 at East Texas State A L, 0-3S25 at Louisiana Tech A3 L, 0-3S26 vs. UALR N3 L, 0-3O8 Southern Nazarene H L, 1-3O13 Cameron H L, 0-3O20 at Middle Tennessee A L, 1-3O22 at Fisk A W, 3-0O23 at Trevecca Nazarene A W, 3-2O27 John Brown H L, 1-3O30 vs. Grand Canyon N4 L, 0-3O31 vs. Air Force N4 L, 1-3

O31 at West Texas State A4 L, 0-3N3 at Central Oklahoma A L, 0-3N5 at Southern Nazarene A L, 0-3N6 vs. Adams State N5 L, 0-3N7 at Cameron A5 L, 0-3N7 vs. Abilene Christian N5 L, 0-3N11 at Missouri Southern A L, 0-31 - ACU Invitational (Abilene, Texas), 2 - Las Cruces Hilton Classic (Las Cruces, N.M.), 3 - Louisiana Tech Invitational (Ruston, La.), 4 - West Texas State Invitational (Canyon, Texas), 5 - Cameron Invitational (Lawton)

1993 20-13S9 at Mississippi Valley State A W, 3-0S10 at Northeast Louisiana A W, 3-2S10 vs. Akron N1 W, 3-2S11 vs. UALR N2 L, 0-3S11 at Centenary A W, 3-0S17 vs. Northeast Louisiana N2 W, 3-0S18 at Kansas State A2 W, 3-2S18 vs. UMKC N2 L, 2-3S21 at Missouri Southern A L, 0-3S23 West Texas A&M H L, 2-3S28 Central Oklahoma H L, 1-3O1 vs. Southern N3 W, 3-1O1 at Memphis A3 W, 3-2O2 vs. Western Kentucky N3 L, 1-3O2 vs. Troy N3 W, 3-0O8 vs. Kansas State N4 L, 0-3O9 at Drake A4 L, 2-3O9 vs. Northeastern Illinois N4 W, 3-0O12 Tulsa H W, 3-1O14 at Tennessee Tech A L, 0-3O15 at Middle Tennessee A5 L, 0-3O15 vs. Samford N5 L, 2-3O16 vs. Chicago State N5 W, 3-2O16 vs. Tennessee State N5 W, 3-1O18 at Tennessee-Martin A L, 2-3O22 at Tulsa A6 W, 3-1O23 vs. UMKC N6 W, 3-1O26 at Cameron A W, 3-0O31 Drake H W, 3-2N2 at Central Oklahoma A W, 3-2N5 Southern Nazarene H W, 3-0N12 UALR H7 L, 0-3N13 St. Louis H7 W, 3-11 - at Monroe, La., 2 - at Shreveport, La., 3 - Wildcat Invitational (Manhattan, Kan.), 4 - Nike Invitational (Memphis, Tenn.), 5 - Drake Invitational (Des Moines, Iowa), 5 - MTSU Classic (Mufreesboro, Tenn.), 6 - Hurricane Invitational (Tulsa), 7 - ORU Invitational (Tulsa)

1994 23-8S2 vs. College of Charleston N1 W, 3-1S2 at South Carolina A1 L, 0-3S3 vs. Charleston Southern N1 W, 3-0S3 at South Carolina A1 L, 0-3S9 vs. Louisiana Tech N2 L, 1-3S10 vs. Eastern Kentucky N2 W, 3-0S10 at Arkansas A2 W, 3-1S13 Central Oklahoma H W, 3-0S16 at Oklahoma A3 L, 1-3S17 vs. Sam Houston State N3 L, 1-3S17 vs. Syracuse N3 W, 3-1S22 at North Texas A W, 3-1S23 at Texas-Arlington A4 W, 3-2S24 vs. Kansas State N4 W, 3-0S28 UMKC A W, 3-0S29 UALR A W, 3-2O1 at Western Kentucky A5 W, 3-0O1 vs. Xavier N5 L, 2-3O2 vs. Austin Peay N5 W, 3-0O5 Missouri Southern H W, 3-0O8 Southern Nazarene H W, 3-1O11 at UALR A W, 3-2O18 at UTEP A L, 2-3O25 at Central Oklahoma A L, 1-3O28 Marquette H W, 3-0O29 at St. Louis A W, 3-0N3 at Missouri Southern A W, 3-0N5 at Southern Nazarene A W, 3-0N9 Arkansas H W, 3-1N11 UMKC H6 W, 3-0N12 Tulsa H6 W, 3-01 - Carolina Classic (Columbia, S.C.), 2 - Razorback Invitational (Fayetteville, Ark.), 3 - Oklahoma Open (Norman), 4 - Comfort Inn Classic (Arlington, Texas), 5 - Big Red Invitational (Bowling Green, Ken.), 6 - ORU Invitational (Tulsa)


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1995 30-3• NCAA Tournament Elite Eight• Final AVCA Ranking: #10S1 Lamar H1 W, 3-0S1 Sam Houston State H1 W, 3-0S2 Wichita State H1 W, 3-0S8 vs. Missouri N2 W, 3-1S8 at Arkansas A2 W, 3-0S9 vs. Xavier N2 W, 3-1S9 vs. UCF N2 W, 3-0S10 Missouri H W, 3-0S15 at Idaho A3 L, 1-3S16 vs. Cal State Northridge N3 W, 3-0S16 vs. Southeast Missouri N3 W, 3-0S22 vs. Southwestern Louisiana N4 W, 3-0S22 vs. Texas-Pan American N4 W, 3-0S23 vs. Samford N4 W, 3-0S23 at Texas-San Antonio A4 W, 3-0S29 at Arkansas State A W, 3-0S30 at UALR A W, 3-0O3 UMKC H W, 3-0O6 at Missouri A W, 3-0O7 at Tulsa A W, 3-0O14 at Cal State Sacramento A W, 3-0O17 at Cal Poly A W, 3-0O24 Arkansas H W, 3-1O31 at UMKC A W, 3-0N4 at Kansas State A L, 2-3N7 Oklahoma H W, 3-1N11 UALR H W, 3-0N15 Kansas State H W, 3-0N17 at Oklahoma A W, 3-1NCAA First Round (Loyola, Calif.)N29 at #18 Loyola Marymount A5 W, 3-2NCAA Second Round (Pullman, Wash.)D3 at #11 Washington State A5 W, 3-0NCAA Pacific Regional (Stanford, Calif.)D8 vs. #12 Notre Dame N5 W, 3-0D9 at #3 Stanford A5 L, 0-31 -ORU Invitational (Tulsa), 2 -Lady Razorback Invite (Fayetteville, Ark.), 3 -SAFECO Invitational (Moscow, Idaho), 4 -UTSA Roadrunner Classic (San Antonio, Texas), 5 - NCAA Tournament

1996 27-5• NCAA Tournament First Round• Final AVCA Ranking: #25A30 vs. TCU N1 W, 3-0A30 at North Texas A1 W, 3-0A31 vs. Sam Houston State N1 W, 3-0A31 vs. Baylor N1 W, 3-0S6 vs. San Diego N2 W, 3-0S6 vs. UC Irvine N2 W, 3-1S7 vs. Northern Arizona N2 W, 3-1S7 at #18 UC Santa Barbara A2 L, 0-3S12 at North Texas A W, 3-0S17 Arkansas H W, 3-2S20 vs. Troy N3 W, 3-0S21 vs. Iowa State N3 W, 3-0S21 at New Orleans A3 W, 3-0S27 at UALR A W, 3-0O2 UMKC H W, 3-0O3 Wichita State H W, 3-0O11 at UCF A W, 3-1O12 at Florida Atlantic A W, 3-0O15 at South Florida A L, 1-3O17 at FIU A W, 3-0N1 vs. Western Illinois N4 W, 3-0N2 vs. Southwest Missouri State N4 W, 3-0N2 at Wichita State A4 W, 3-0N6 Texas-Arlington H W, 3-0N9 Buffalo H W, 3-0N9 UMKC H W, 3-0N13 UALR H W, 3-0N16 at #18 George Mason A L, 2-3N17 at George Washington A W, 3-0N26 at #2 Stanford A L, 1-3N30 Arkansas State H W, 3-0NCAA Tournament (Boulder, Colo.)D4 at Colorado A5 L, 1-31 - North Texas Invitational (Denton, Texas), 2 -UCSB Judy Bellomo Classic (Santa Barbara, Calif.), 3 - New Orleans Jambalaya Classic (New Orleans, La.), 4 - Shocker Classic (Wichita, Kan.), 5 - NCAA Tournament

1997 29-10 (8-0 Mid-Con)• Mid-Con Regular Season Champions• Mid-Con Tournament Champions• NCAA Tournament Second Round• Final AVCA Ranking: #27A29 vs. #18 Wisconsin N1 L, 1-3A30 at #17 Notre Dame A1 L, 2-3A30 vs. Louisville N1 L, 0-3S1 Ball State H W, 3-2S5 vs. #7 Texas N2 L, 1-3S6 at #13 BYU A2 L, 0-3S6 vs. #18 Washington N2 L, 2-3S12 at #5 Nebraska A3 L, 0-3S13 vs. #17 Ohio State N3 W, 3-2S13 vs. Tennessee N3 W, 3-0S16 Wichita State H W, 3-0S19 New Orleans H W, 3-1S20 North Texas H W, 3-0S20 Valparaiso* H W, 3-0S27 vs. Murray State N4 W, 3-0S27 at UALR A W, 3-0S30 at Tulsa A W, 3-0O3 vs. Loyola (Ill.) N5 W, 3-1O3 at Chicago State* A W, 3-0O4 at Northeastern Illinois* A W, 3-0O11 vs. Southeast Missouri N6 W, 3-0O11 at UMKC* A W, 3-0O18 Western Illinois* H W, 3-0O21 at Northern Arizona A W, 3-1O25 UMKC* H W, 3-0O28 at Wichita State A W, 3-0O31 Northeastern Illinois* H W, 3-0N1 Chicago State* H W, 3-0N8 at Western Illinois* A W, 3-0N8 vs. Indiana State N7 W, 3-0N14 UCF H W, 3-1N15 UALR H W, 3-0N15 George Mason H W, 3-0N17 at #23 Arkansas A L, 0-3N21 vs. Valparaiso N8 W, 3-0N22 vs. UMKC N8 W, 3-0N25 at #16 Texas A&M A L, 1-3NCAA Tournament (Boulder, Colo.)D6 vs. #10 Arizona N9 W, 3-2D7 at #20 Colorado A9 L, 2-3* - Mid-Continent Conference match1 - Shamrock Invitational (South Bend, Ind.), 2- BYU Mizuno Invitational (Provo, Utah), 3 - Arby’s Invitational (Lincoln, Neb.), 4 - at Little Rock, Ark., 5 - at Chicago, Ill., 6 - at Kansas City, Mo., 7 - at Macomb, Ill., 8- Mid-Continent Conference Tournament (Buffalo, N.Y.), 9 - NCAA Tournament

<<< The 1995 Golden Eagles forged a legacy as the greatest team in ORU volleyball history, going 30-3 with three victories in the NCAA Tournament. Led by the blazing serves of current head coach Sheera Sirola, the ‘95 team defeated Loyola Marymount, Washington State and Notre Dame for the first three NCAA Tournament victories in program history

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1998 29-6 (12-0 Mid-Con)• Mid-Con Regular Season Champions• Mid-Con Tournament Champions• NCAA Tournament First Round• Final AVCA Ranking: #31S1 at #9 Texas A L, 0-3S4 vs. Akron N1 W, 3-0S5 vs. Southeast Missouri N1 W, 3-1S5 at Illinois A1 L, 2-3S11 vs. #5 UC Santa Barbara N2 L, 0-3S11 at Texas Tech A2 L, 0-3S12 vs. Belmont N2 W, 3-1S12 vs. Centenary N2 W, 3-0S18 at Georgia A3 W, 3-0S19 vs. Duke N3 W, 3-0S19 vs. Villanova N3 W, 3-0S25 IUPUI* H W, 3-0S26 Valparaiso* H W, 3-0O3 at UMKC* A W, 3-0O9 at Western Illinois* A W, 3-0O10 at Chicago State* A W, 3-0O13 Tulsa H W, 3-0O16 at Oakland A W, 3-0O17 at Youngstown State* A W, 3-0O20 at UALR A W, 3-0O23 Chicago State* H W, 3-0O24 Western Illinois* H W, 3-0O27 Southwest Missouri State H W, 3-0O29 at Notre Dame A W, 3-2O30 at Valparaiso* A W, 3-0O31 at IUPUI* A W, 3-0N6 Youngstown State* H W, 3-0N7 Oakland* H W, 3-0N10 UALR H W, 3-0N14 UMKC* H W, 3-0N20 Western Illinois H4 W, 3-0N21 Youngstown State H4 W, 3-0N27 vs. Oregon N5 W, 3-1N28 at #1 Long Beach State A5 L, 0-3NCAA Tournament (East Lansing, Mich.)D3 vs. North Carolina N6 L, 2-3* Mid-Continent Conference match1 - Illini Classic (Champaign, Ill.), 2 - Red Raider Classic (Lubbock, Texas), 3 - Georgia Invitational (Athens, Ga.), 4 - Mid-Continent Conference Tournament (Tulsa), 5 - LBSU Thanksgiving Invitational (Long Beach, Calif.), 6 - NCAA Tournament

1999 23-13 (13-1 Mid-Con)• Mid-Con Regular Season Champions• Mid-Con Tournament Champions• NCAA Tournament First Round S3 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette N1 W, 3-0S3 at #20 Arkansas A1 L, 0-3S4 vs. Butler N1 W, 3-0S4 vs. Drake N1 W, 3-0S8 UALR H W, 3-0S10 vs. Cal Poly N2 L, 1-3S10 at Fresno State A2 W, 3-2S11 vs. Wisconsin-Green Bay N2 W, 3-1S11 vs. Eastern Washington N2 L, 0-3S17 vs. #19 USC N3 L, 0-3

S18 vs. New Orleans N3 W, 3-0S21 at Wichita State A L, 2-3S24 Oakland* H W, 3-0S25 Youngstown State* H W, 3-0O2 UMKC* H W, 3-0O8 at Western Illinois* A W, 3-0O9 at Chicago State* A W, 3-0O10 Loyola (Ill.) A L, 2-3O13 at UALR A W, 3-2O15 IUPUI* H W, 3-0O16 Valparaiso* H W, 3-1O22 Chicago State* H W, 3-0O23 Western Illinois* H W, 3-0O29 at Youngstown State* A L, 1-3O30 at Oakland* A W, 3-0N2 #25 Arkansas H L, 2-3N5 at Valparaiso* A W, 3-0N6 at IUPUI* A W, 3-0N9 at Southwest Missouri State A L, 0-3N13 UMKC* H W, 3-0N19 IUPUI H4 W, 3-0N20 Youngstown State H4 W, 3-1N26 vs. #8 UC Santa Barbara N5 L, 0-3N26 at #7 Long Beach State A5 L, 0-3N27 vs. James Madison N5 L, 2-3NCAA Tournament (Santa Barbara, Calif.)D2 at #7 UC Santa Barbara A6 L, 0-3* Mid-Continent Conference match1 - Hampton Inn Invitational (Fayetteville, Ark.), 2 - Fresno State Invitational (Fresno, Calif.), 3 - UNLV Invitational (Las Vegas, Nev.), 4 - Mid-Continent Conference Tournament (Tulsa), 5 - LBSU Thanksgiving Invitational (Long Beach, Calif.), 6 - NCAA Tournament

2000 21-12 (13-1 Mid-Con)• Mid-Con Regular Season Champions• Mid-Con Tournament Champions• NCAA Tournament First Round S1 UALR H L, 2-3S2 Wichita State H W, 3-0S2 Missouri H L, 1-3S4 at #4 Nebraska A L, 0-3S7 at #17 BYU A1 L, 0-3S8 vs. Fairfield N1 L, 0-3S8 vs. #2 Long Beach State N1 L, 0-3S9 vs. #1 Stanford N1 L, 0-3S15 vs. UC Riverside N2 W, 3-1S16 vs. Arizona State N2 L, 0-3S16 at New Mexico A2 L, 0-3S22 at IUPUI* A L, 0-3S23 at Valparaiso* A W, 3-0S30 at UMKC* A W, 3-1O6 Western Illinois* H W, 3-1O7 Chicago State* H W, 3-0O9 at UALR A W, 3-1O13 at Oakland* A W, 3-0O14 at Youngstown State* A W, 3-1O19 at Illinois-Chicago A W, 3-2O20 at Chicago State* A W, 3-0O21 at Western Illinois* A W, 3-0O27 Valparaiso* H W, 3-0

O28 IUPUI* H W, 3-1N2 Youngstown State* H W, 3-0N4 Oakland* H W, 3-0N8 at SMU A W, 3-2N11 UMKC* H W, 3-1N14 Southwest Missouri State H W, 3-0N17 UMKC H3 W, 3-1N18 IUPUI H3 W, 3-0N25 at Arkansas A L, 1-3NCAA Tournament (Stockton, Calif.)D1 vs. #7 Pacific N4 L, 0-3* - Mid-Continent Conference match1 - BYU Mizuno Classic (Provo, Utah), 2 - Clubhouse Inn Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.), 3 - Mid-Continent Conference Tournament (Tulsa), 4 - NCAA Tournament

2001 19-7 (11-1 Mid-Con)• Mid-Con Regular Season Champions• Mid-Con Tournament Champions• NCAA Tournament First Round A31 vs. #24 Loyola Marymount N1 L, 1-3 S1 vs. Clemson N1 L, 1-3 S2 at Colorado A1 L, 1-3 S7 Northwestern State H W, 3-0 S8 Louisiana Tech H W, 3-1 S19 SMU H W, 3-1S21 at Western Illinois* A W, 3-0 S21 at Chicago State* A W, 3-0 S23 at Bradley A W, 3-2 S26 Oklahoma H W, 3-0S28 IUPUI* H W, 3-0 S29 Valparaiso* H W, 3-1 O2 at Southwest Missouri State A L, 1-3 O6 UMKC* H W, 3-0 O12 Oakland* H W, 3-0 O19 at UMKC* A W, 3-0 O26 Chicago State* H W, 3-0 O27 Western Illinois* H W, 3-0 N2 at Valparaiso* A L, 2-3 N3 at IUPUI* A W, 3-0 N10 at Oakland* A W, 3-0 N16 IUPUI H2 W, 3-0 N17 Valparaiso H2 W, 3-1 N23 UALR H W, 3-2 N24 at Arkansas A L, 0-3NCAA Tournament (Manhattan, Kan.)N30 vs. #2 Nebraska N3 L, 0-3 * - Mid-Continent Conference match1 - Power Bar Invitational (Boulder, Colo.), 2 - Mid-Continent Conference Tournament (Tulsa), 3 - NCAA Tournament


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2002 22-11 (11-1 Mid-Con)• Mid-Con Regular Season Champions• Mid-Con Tournament Champions• NCAA Tournament First Round A30 vs. Dayton N1 W, 3-2 A30 vs. Baylor N1 W, 3-1 A31 at #5 Long Beach State A1 L, 0-3 S6 at BYU A2 W, 3-0 S7 vs. #6 Florida N2 L, 1-3 S7 vs. Wake Forest N2 W, 3-1S10 at Oklahoma A W, 3-0 S13 at Arkansas A3 L, 0-3S14 vs. #17 Colorado State N3 L, 0-3S14 vs. Louisville A3 L, 1-3 S21 vs. Kentucky N4 W, 3-0 S22 at South Carolina A L, 0-3 S28 UMKC* H W, 3-0 O4 Valparaiso* H W, 3-1 O5 IUPUI* H W, 3-0 O6 Drake H W, 3-0 O11 at Oakland* A W, 3-0 O14 at UALR A W, 3-1 O15 at Arkansas State A W, 3-1 O18 Western Illinois* H W, 3-1 O19 Chicago State* H W, 3-0O24 at Loyola (Ill.) A L, 1-3O25 at Chicago State* A W, 3-1O26 at Western Illinois* A W, 3-0 N1 at IUPUI* A W, 3-2 N2 at Valparaiso* A L, 1-3 N9 at UMKC* A W, 3-0 N16 Oakland* H W, 3-1 N22 UMKC H5 W, 3-0N23 IUPUI H5 W, 3-1N29 vs. Arizona State N6 L, 0-3N30 at UNLV A6 L, 0-3NCAA Tournament (Manhattan, Kan.)D6 vs. #11 Washington State N7 L, 0-31 - LBSU Mizuno Invite (Long Beach, Calif.), 2 - BYU Mizuno Invite (Provo, Utah), 3 - Morning News Invite (Fayetteville, Ark.), 4 - at Columbia, S.C., 5 - Mid-Continent Conference Tournament (Tulsa), 6 - Hard Rock UNLV Thanksgiving Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.), 7 - NCAA Tournament

2003 21-14 (12-2 Mid-Con)A29 at Weber State A1 L, 1-3A30 vs. Utah State N1 L, 0-3A30 vs. Texas State N1 W, 3-0S5 vs. UC Irvine N2 L, 0-3S6 at Texas-Arlington A2 W, 3-1S6 vs. UALR N2 L, 0-3S10 at Kansas A2 L, 0-3S12 vs. North Texas N3 W, 3-1S12 at Wichita State A3 L, 0-3S13 vs. Nicholls State N3 W, 3-0S13 vs. San Diego State N3 L, 1-3S16 Oklahoma H L, 1-3S19 vs. LSU N4 W, 3-1S20 at North Texas A4 L, 1-3S20 vs. UTEP N4 W, 3-1S23 UALR H W, 3-2S26 Oakland* H W, 3-0S27 Valparaiso* H L, 0-3S29 Arkansas State H W, 3-1O4 Centenary* H W, 3-0O7 Southwest Missouri State H L, 1-3O10 at Western Illinois* A W, 3-1O11 at UMKC* A W, 3-0O17 IUPUI* H W, 3-2O18 Chicago State* H W, 3-0O24 at Valparaiso* A L, 2-3O25 at Oakland* A W, 3-0N1 at Centenary* A W, 3-0N7 UMKC* H W, 3-0N8 Western Illinois* H W, 3-0N14 at Chicago State* A W, 3-1N15 at IUPUI* A W, 3-1N21 vs. IUPUI N5 W, 3-0N22 at Valparaiso A5 L, 2-3N29 at Arkansas A L, 0-3* - Mid-Continent Conference match1 - Weber State Classic (Ogden, Utah), 2 - LaQuinta Invitational (Arlington, Texas), 3 - WiSU Classic (Wichita, Kan.), 4 - UNT Classic (Denton, Texas), 5 - Mid-Continent Conference Tournament (Valparaiso, Ind.)

2004 19-15 (10-4 Mid-Con)S1 at #14 Kansas State A L, 0-3S3 North Texas H1 W, 3-0S4 Loyola (Ill.) H1 W, 3-0S4 Kansas H1 L, 0-3S7 at Oklahoma A L, 0-3S10 at Oregon State A2 L, 1-3S11 vs. St. Mary’s N2 L, 2-3S11 vs. Auburn N2 L, 0-3S17 vs. UNLV N3 L, 2-3S17 vs. San Francisco N3 W, 3-0S18 vs. San Diego State N3 W, 3-0S18 at Fresno State A3 W, 3-1S21 at Southwest Missouri State A L, 1-3S24 at Valparaiso* A L, 1-3S26 at Oakland* A W, 3-0S29 Utah Valley State H W, 3-0O1 at Louisiana Tech A W, 3-0O2 at Centenary* A W, 3-0O8 UMKC* H W, 3-0O9 Western Illinois* H W, 3-1O13 at Northern Illinois A W, 3-2O15 at Chicago State* A W, 3-1O16 at IUPUI* A L, 1-3O22 Oakland* H W, 3-1O23 Valparaiso* H L, 2-3O29 Centenary* H W, 3-0N2 at Arkansas A L, 0-3N5 at Western Illinois* A L, 2-3N6 at UMKC* A W, 3-0N12 IUPUI* H W, 3-0N13 Chicago State* H W, 3-0N19 Western Illinois H4 W, 3-1N20 Valparaiso H4 L, 0-3N23 at Tulsa A L, 1-3* - Mid-Continent Conference match1 - ORU Invitational (Tulsa), 2 - OSU Invitational (Corvallis, Ore.), 3 - Fresno State Invitational (Fresno, Calif.), 4 - Mid-Continent Conference Tournament (Tulsa)

<<< ORU’s 2002 team capped the greatest run in Mid-Continent Conference history by winning their sixth consecutive conference title. Led by Head Coach Amy Farber Knowles, the Golden Eagles went 80-4 against Mid-Con opponents from 1997-2002, including a 12-0 mark in Mid-Con Tournament play

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2005 22-11 (12-2 Mid-Con)S2 vs. Texas Tech N1 L, 1-3S2 at SMU A1 L, 1-3S3 vs. Stony Brook N1 W, 3-1S9 at Washington State A2 L, 1-3S10 vs. Idaho N2 L, 1-3S10 vs. Buffalo N2 W, 3-1S16 vs. Syracuse N3 W, 3-1S16 at New Mexico A3 L, 2-3S17 vs. Delaware State N3 W, 3-0S23 Centenary* H W, 3-0S25 vs. North Dakota State N4 W, 3-0S24 at Missouri State A4 L, 0-3S27 at UALR A W, 3-0S30 Western Illinois* H L, 2-3O1 UMKC* H W, 3-0O5 Oklahoma H W, 3-2O7 at IUPUI* A W, 3-2O8 at Chicago State* A W, 3-0O11 Wichita State H L, 1-3O14 Valparaiso* H W, 3-2O15 Oakland* H W, 3-0O20 at North Texas A W, 3-0O21 at Centenary* A W, 3-0O28 at UMKC* A W, 3-1O30 at Western Illinois* A W, 3-1N1 at Arkansas A L, 0-3N4 Chicago State* H W, 3-0N5 IUPUI* H W, 3-0N8 Tulsa H W, 3-1N11 at Oakland* A W, 3-0N12 at Valparaiso* A L, 1-3N19 vs. Western Illinois N5 W, 3-1N20 at Valparaiso A5 L, 1-3* - Mid-Continent Conference match1 - SMU Invitational (Dallas, Texas), 2 - Baden Cougar Challenge Tournament (Pullman, Wash.), 3 - Hilton Albuquerque Classic (Albuquerque, N.M.), 4 - T.J. Sales/Dr. Mary Jo Wynn Invitational (Springfield, Mo.), 5 - Mid-Continent Conference Tournament (Valparaiso, Ind.)

2006 26-9 (11-1 Mid-Con)• Mid-Con Regular Season Champions• Mid-Con Tournament Champions• NCAA Tournament First Round A25 vs. Oregon State N1 L, 1-3A26 at UNLV A1 L, 1-3A26 vs. Cal Poly N1 L, 2-3A30 at Tulsa A W, 3-1S1 at FIU A2 L, 2-3S2 vs. #17 California N2 L, 0-3S2 vs. Xavier N2 W, 3-1S6 at Oklahoma A L, 0-3S8 vs. IPFW N3 W, 3-0S9 at Utah Valley State A3 W, 3-1S9 vs. Weber State N3 W, 3-0S14 UALR H4 W, 3-0S15 St. Francis (N.Y.) H4 W, 3-0S15 Texas-Arlington H4 W, 3-0S16 Utah State H4 W, 3-1S22 IUPUI* H W, 3-0S23 Chicago State H W, 3-0S29 at Valparaiso* A W, 3-2S30 at Oakland* A W, 3-0O3 Missouri State H W, 3-0O6 Centenary* H W, 3-0O13 UMKC* H W, 3-0O14 Western Illinois* H W, 3-1O18 at UW-Milwaukee A L, 0-3O20 at Chicago State A W, 3-0O21 at IUPUI* A W, 3-2O27 Oakland* H W, 3-0O28 Valparaiso* H W, 3-0O31 at Wichita State A W, 3-1N3 at Centenary* A W, 3-0N10 at Western Illinois* A L, 2-3N11 at UMKC* A W, 3-1N17 IUPUI H5 W, 3-1N18 Valparaiso H5 W, 3-2NCAA Tournament (Fayetteville, Ark.)D1 vs. #13 Oklahoma N6 L, 0-3* - Mid-Continent Conference match1 - UNLV Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.), 2- FIU Invitational (Miami, Fla.), 3- LaQuinta Invitational (Orem, Utah), 4 - ORU Classic (Tulsa), 5 - Mid-Continent Conference Tournament (Tulsa), 6 - NCAA Tournament

2007 16-14 (11-5 Summit)A24 vs. Lamar N1 L, 2-3A25 at Rice A1 W, 3-2A25 vs. Louisiana Tech N1 W, 3-0A28 at Arkansas A L, 1-3A31 at San Francisco A2 L, 0-3S1 vs. Eastern Washington N2 W, 3-1S1 vs. Colgate N2 W, 3-0S7 at Stetson A3 W, 3-1S8 vs. FIU N3 L, 1-3S12 at UALR A L, 2-3S15 Oakland* H W, 3-0S18 at Tulsa A L, 1-3S22 Centenary* H W, 3-0S25 at Missouri State A L, 0-3S28 IPFW* H W, 3-0S29 IUPUI* H W, 3-0O5 at Western Illinois* A L, 2-3O6 at UMKC* A W, 3-2O12 South Dakota State* H W, 3-1O13 North Dakota State* H W, 3-2O16 Wichita State H L, 0-3O19 at IUPUI* A L, 2-3O21 at Centenary* A W, 3-0O26 UMKC* H W, 3-0O27 Western Illinois* H L, 2-3O31 Tulsa H L, 2-3N2 at Oakland* A W, 3-0N3 at IPFW* A W, 3-1N9 at North Dakota State* A L, 0-3N10 at South Dakota State* A L, 0-3* - Summit League match1 - Mizuno Invitational (Houston, Texas), 2- Powerade/Asics Classic (San Francisco, Calif.), 3 - Stetson Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.)

<<< The 2006 ORU squad shook off an 0-3 start and reclaimed their spot as the top squad in the Mid-Continent Conference, taking the league’s regular season and tournament crowns. ORU held off longtime nemesis Valparaiso in the championship match, 3-2, in front of a rowdy capacity crowd at the Kenneth H. Cooper Aerobics Center on the ORU campus


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2008 22-9 (13-3 Summit)A29 vs. NJIT N1 W, 3-0A29 vs. Butler N1 W, 3-0A30 at UTEP A1 W, 3-0S1 at #2 Nebraska A L, 0-3S4 Tulsa H2 W, 3-2S5 Fordham H2 L, 1-3S6 North Texas H2 W, 3-0S12 vs. Penn N3 W, 3-2S13 vs. UCF N3 L, 0-3S13 at FIU A3 L, 2-3S19 at South Dakota State* A W, 3-1S20 at North Dakota State* A L, 1-3S26 Oakland* H W, 3-0S27 IPFW* H W, 3-0O3 at IUPUI* A W, 3-0O4 at Western Illinois* A W, 3-0O7 at Tulsa A L, 1-3O10 at UMKC* A W, 3-0O12 at Centenary* A W, 3-0O16 Houston Baptist H W, 3-1O23 South Dakota State* H W, 3-0O26 Western Illinois* H W, 3-1O31 at IPFW* A L, 0-3N1 at Oakland* A W, 3-0N5 Texas-Pan American H W, 3-0N8 IUPUI* H W, 3-0N9 Centenary* H W, 3-0N15 North Dakota State* H L, 2-3N16 UMKC H W, 3-1N21 IPFW H4 W, 3-1N22 North Dakota State H4 L, 1-3* - Summit League match1 - Sun Bowl Invitational (El Paso, Texas), 2 - ORU Classic (Tulsa), 3 - Florida International Invitational (Miami, Fla.), 4 - Summit League Tournament (Tulsa)

2009 12-15 (8-10 Summit)A28 vs. Texas-Arlington N1 W, 3-0A29 vs. Gardner-Webb N1 W, 3-0A29 at Illinois State A1 W, 3-1S3 Tulsa H2 L, 0-3S4 UALR H2 L, 2-3S5 Northwestern State H2 W, 3-1S8 at #23 Wichita State A L, 0-3S11 at North Dakota State* A L, 0-3S12 at South Dakota State* A L, 1-3S19 Centenary* H W, 3-0S22 at Central Arkansas A L, 0-3S25 IPFW* H W, 3-1S26 Oakland* H L, 2-3O2 at IUPUI* A W, 3-0O3 at Western Illinois* A W, 3-2O9 UMKC* H L, 1-3O10 Southern Utah* H W, 3-1O20 at Tulsa A L, 0-3O23 at Oakland* A L, 2-3O24 at IPFW* A L, 2-3O30 Western Illinois* H W, 3-0O31 IUPUI* H L, 1-3N5 at Southern Utah* A L, 0-3

N7 at UMKC* A L, 1-3N13 South Dakota State* H W, 3-1N14 North Dakota State* H L, 0-3N16 at Centenary* A W, 3-0* - Summit League match1 - Redbird Classic (Normal, Ill.), 2 - ORU Classic (Tulsa)

2010 12-14 (10-8 Summit)A27 vs. Lamar N1 W, 3-2A27 vs. Idaho State N1 L, 2-3A28 at Texas-Pan American A1 W, 3-0A31 Arkansas H L, 2-3S3 vs. Georgia Tech N2 L, 0-3S3 at Kansas State A2 L, 0-3S4 vs. Loyola Marymount N2 L, 0-3S10 IUPUI* H W, 3-0S11 Western Illinois* H W, 3-0S16 at UMKC* A W, 3-1S18 at Southern Utah* A L, 0-3S24 North Dakota State* H L, 0-3S26 South Dakota State* H W, 3-1O2 at Centenary* A W, 3-0O8 at IPFW* A L, 2-3O9 at Oakland* A L, 0-3O13 at Tulsa A L, 0-3O16 Centenary* H W, 3-0O22 Oakland* H L, 1-3O24 IPFW* H L, 1-3O29 at Western Illinois* A W, 3-1O30 at IUPUI* A W, 3-1N5 Southern Utah* H W, 3-1N7 UMKC* H W, 3-1N11 at South Dakota State* A L, 2-3N13 at North Dakota State* A L, 0-3* - Summit League match1 - Texas Pan American Fall Tournament (Edinburg, Texas), 2 - Varney’s Kansas State Invitational (Manhattan, Kan.)

2011 20-10 (12-6 Summit)A26 vs. Missouri State N1 L, 1-3A27 at #16 Oklahoma A1 L, 0-3A27 vs. SMU N1 L, 0-3A30 at Arkansas A W, 3-2S2 vs. Chattanooga N2 W, 3-0S3 vs. Winthrop N2 W, 3-2S3 at Kennesaw State A2 W, 3-0S9 vs. Prairie View A&M N3 W, 3-1S10 at McNeese State A3 W, 3-2S10 vs UL-Monroe N3 W, 3-0S15 South Dakota* H L, 2-3S17 UMKC* H W, 3-0S19 Southern Utah* H W, 3-1S23 at IUPUI* A W, 3-0S24 at Western Illinois* A W, 3-1S 29 IPFW* H W, 3-2O1 Oakland* H W, 3-1O7 at South Dakota State* A W, 3-2O8 at North Dakota State* A W, 3-2O14 at UMKC* A W, 3-1O16 at South Dakota* A W, 3-2O20 Western Illinois* H W, 3-1

O22 IUPUI* H W, 3-1O28 at Oakland* A L, 0-3O29 at IPFW* A L, 1-3N3 North Dakota State* H L, 0-3N5 South Dakota State* H L, 1-3N12 at Southern Utah* A L, 2-3N18 at IPFW A4 W, 3-2N19 vs. North Dakota State N4 L, 0-3* - Summit League match1 - Nike Invitational (Norman), 2 - Owls Invitational (Kennesaw, Ga.), 3 - Quality Inn & Suites Invitational (Lake Charles, La.), 4 - Summit League Tournament (Ft. Wayne, Ind.)

2012 17-15 (11-7 Southland)A24 vs. San Jose State N1 W, 3-1A24 vs. Canisius N1 W, 3-0A25 at Buffalo A1 L, 2-3A30 at Missouri State A2 L, 2-3A31 vs. UALR N2 W, 3-2S1 vs. Austin Peay N2 W, 3-0S1 vs. #11 Dayton N2 L, 0-3S4 Tulsa H L, 2-3S7 at North Texas A3 L, 0-3S7 vs. Hofstra N3 L, 1-3S8 vs. Eastern Michigan N3 L, 2-3S13 at Sam Houston State* A L, 0-3S15 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* A L, 0-3S20 Southeastern Louisiana* H W, 3-1S22 Nicholls State* H W, 3-0S27 at Stephen F. Austin* A L, 0-3S29 at Northwestern State* A L, 1-3O4 Lamar* H W, 3-0O6 McNeese State* H W, 3-0O13 at Central Arkansas* A L, 2-3O18 at Southeastern Louisiana* A W, 3-1O20 at Nicholls State* A W, 3-1O23 Central Arkansas* H W, 3-2O25 Sam Houston State* H L, 2-3O27 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* H W, 3-0N1 at McNeese State* A W, 3-0N3 at Lamar* A W, 3-0N8 Stephen F. Austin* H L, 1-3N10 Northwestern State* H W, 3-0N16 vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi N4 W, 3-0N17 vs. Sam Houston State N4 W, 3-0N18 at Central Arkansas A4 L, 1-3* - Southland Conference match1 - UB Invitational (Buffalo, N.Y.), 2 - University Plaza Invitational (Springfield, Mo.), 3 - Mean Green Invitational (Denton, Texas), 4 - Southland Conference Tournament (Conway, Ark.)

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2013 OPPONENTSTexas Southern 1st MeetingHome: --- Away: --- Neutral: ---

Prairie View A&M 1-0Home: --- Away: --- Neutral: 1-09/9/11 at Lake Charles, La. W, 3-1

Southern 2-0Home: --- Away: --- Neutral: ---11/18/77 at Austin, Texas W, 2-010/1/93 at Manhattan, Kan. W, 3-1

Tulsa 59-17Home: 33-6 Away: 20-10 Neutral: 6-19/22/76 at Tulsa W, 2-110/16/76 TULSA W, 2-110/25/76 TULSA W, 2-011/5/76 at Weatherford L, 1-29/19/77 TULSA W, 3-010/1/77 at Wichita, Kan. W, 2-110/12/77 at Tulsa W, 3-110/20/77 TULSA W, 3-110/29/77 at Tulsa W, 2-111/1/77 at Tulsa W, 2-111/5/77 at Norman W, 2-011/12/77 TULSA W, 2-09/16/78 TULSA W, 3-09/26/78 TULSA W, 3-010/24/78 at Tulsa W, 3-011/4/78 at Stillwater W, 2-011/7/78 at Tulsa W, 2-19/15/79 at Manhattan, Kan. W, 2-010/9/79 at Tulsa W, 2-010/16/79 at Tulsa W, 3-010/26/79 TULSA W, 3-011/3/79 at Stillwater W, 3-09/23/80 TULSA W, 3-010/6/80 TULSA W, 3-011/1/80 at Tulsa W, 3-111/8/80 TULSA W, 3-010/27/81 at Tulsa W, 3-011/3/81 TULSA W, 3-011/13/81 TULSA W, 3-09/11/82 at Manhattan, Kan. W, 2-19/25/82 TULSA W, 3-09/25/82 TULSA W, 3-010/15/82 TULSA W, 2-011/18/82 at Tulsa W, 3-111/8/82 TULSA W, 3-0

9/24/83 TULSA W, 3-110/1/83 at Tulsa W, 3-210/15/83 at Tulsa W, 3-010/22/83 TULSA W, 3-19/21/84 TULSA W, 3-09/29/84 at Tulsa W, 3-110/9/84 at Tulsa L, 0-310/13/84 TULSA W, 3-010/23/84 TULSA W, 3-09/20/85 TULSA W, 3-210/22/85 at Tulsa W, 3-211/5/85 TULSA W, 3-19/19/86 TULSA W, 3-110/4/86 TULSA W, 3-011/4/86 at Tulsa W, 3-29/19/87 TULSA W, 3-09/25/87 at Tulsa L, 2-310/27/87 at Tulsa L, 0-311/3/87 TULSA W, 3-19/23/88 TULSA L, 1-310/1/88 at Tulsa L, 0-310/18/88 TULSA L, 0-311/1/88 at Tulsa L, 0-311/7/91 TULSA L, 1-310/12/93 TULSA W, 3-110/22/93 at Tulsa W, 3-111/12/94 TULSA W, 3-010/7/95 at Tulsa W, 3-09/30/97 at Tulsa W, 3-010/13/98 TULSA W, 3-011/23/04 at Tulsa L, 1-311/8/05 TULSA W, 3-18/30/06 at Tulsa W, 3-19/18/07 at Tulsa L, 1-310/31/07 TULSA L, 2-39/4/08 TULSA W, 3-210/7/08 at Tulsa L, 1-39/3/09 TULSA L, 0-310/20/09 at Tulsa L, 0-310/13/10 at Tulsa L, 0-39/4/12 TULSA L, 2-3

UTEP 8-9Home: 2-0 Away: 1-3 Neutral: 5-69/25/81 at Ft. Worth, Texas L, 1-29/26/81 at Ft. Worth, Texas L, 0-210/15/83 TULSA W, 2-011/4/83 at Canyon, Texas W, 3-211/18/83 at Canyon, Texas W, 2-011/19/83 at Canyon, Texas W, 3-2

10/12/84 TULSA W, 3-111/3/84 at Canyon, Texas L, 2-311/17/84 at Canyon, Texas L, 0-310/15/85 at El Paso, Texas L, 1-39/25/87 at Tulsa, Okla. W, 3-19/30/88 at Tulsa, Okla. L, 0-39/27/91 at Kansas City, Mo. L, 0-39/11/92 at El Paso, Texas L, 0-310/18/94 at El Paso, Texas L, 2-39/20/03 at Denton, Texas W, 3-18/30/08 at El Paso, Texas W, 3-0

North Dakota State 4-11Home: 1-5 Away: 1-4 Neutral: 2-211/6/82 at Omaha, Neb. L, 1-211/6/82 at Omaha, Neb. W, 2-19/25/05 at Springfield, Mo. W, 3-010/13/07 TULSA W, 3-211/9/07 at Fargo, N.D. L, 0-39/20/08 at Fargo, N.D. L, 1-311/15/08 TULSA L, 2-311/22/08 TULSA L, 1-39/11/09 at Fargo, N.D. L, 0-311/14/09 TULSA L, 0-39/24/10 TULSA L, 0-311/13/10 at Fargo, N.D. L, 0-310/8/11 at Fargo, N.D. W, 3-211/3/11 TULSA L, 0-311/19/11 at Ft. Wayne, Ind. L, 0-3

High Point 1st MeetingHome: --- Away: --- Neutral: ---

Georgia Southern 1st MeetingHome: --- Away: --- Neutral: ---

Incarnate Word 1st MeetingHome: --- Away: --- Neutral: ---

Abilene Christian 2-4-1Home: 2-0 Away: 0-3 Neutral: 0-1-110/5/79 at Stillwater T, 1-110/3/85 TULSA W, 3-010/28/85 at Abilene, Texas L, 1-39/22/86 TULSA W, 3-18/30/91 at Abilene, Texas L, 0-39/4/92 at Abilene, Texas L, 0-311/7/92 at Lawton L, 0-3


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New Orleans 4-1Home: 1-0 Away: 1-0 Neutral: 2-110/8/82 at Baton Rouge, La. W, 2-011/18/91 at Jonesboro, Ark. L, 0-39/21/96 at New Orleans, La. W, 3-09/19/97 TULSA W, 3-19/18/99 at Las Vegas, Nev. W, 3-0

Southeastern Louisiana 2-0Home: 1-0 Away: 1-0 Neutral: ---9/20/12 TULSA W, 3-110/18/12 at Hammond, La. W, 3-1

Stephen F. Austin 4-2Home: 1-1 Away: 0-1 Neutral: 3-011/9/79 at Norman W, 2-011/10/79 at Norman W, 2-09/27/80 at Stillwater W, 3-09/21/84 TULSA W, 3-09/27/12 at Nacogdoches, Texas L, 0-311/8/12 TULSA L, 1-3

Northwestern State 4-1Home: 3-0 Away: 0-1 Neutral: 1-010/21/76 at Bethany W, 2-19/7/01 TULSA W, 3-09/5/09 TULSA W, 3-19/29/12 at Natchitoches, La. L, 1-311/10/12 TULSA W, 3-0

Central Arkansas 5-3Home: 3-0 Away: 1-3 Neutral: 0-110/16/76 TULSA W, 2-011/7/76 at Tulsa W, 2-010/24/77 at Conway, Ark W, 3-09/24/82 TULSA W, 3-09/22/09 at Conway, Ark. L, 0-310/13/12 at Conway, Ark. L, 2-310/23/12 TULSA W, 3-211/18/12 at Conway, Ark. L, 1-3

Nicholls State 4-0Home: 1-0 Away: 1-0 Neutral: 2-011/8/76 at Tulsa W, 2-09/13/03 at Wichita, Kan. W, 3-09/22/12 TULSA W, 3-010/20/12 at Thibodaux, La. W, 3-1

McNeese State 3-0Home: 1-0 Away: 2-0 Neutral: ---9/10/11 at Lake Charles, La. W, 3-210/6/12 TULSA W, 3-011/1/12 at Lake Charles, La. W, 3-0

Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 2-1Home: 1-0 Away: 0-1 Neutral: 1-09/15/12 at Corpus Christi, Texas L, 0-310/27/12 TULSA W, 3-011/16/12 at Conway, Ark. W, 3-0

Houston Baptist 2-0Home: 1-0 Away: --- Neutral: 1-09/11/87 at Waco, Texas W, 3-010/16/08 TULSA W, 3-1

Sam Houston State 4-6Home: 2-1 Away: 0-1 Neutral: 2-49/20/80 TULSA W, 2-111/2/85 at Canyon, Texas L, 0-311/2/85 at Canyon, Texas L, 0-310/4/88 at Denton, Texas L, 0-39/17/94 at Norman L, 1-39/1/95 TULSA W, 3-08/31/96 at Denton, Texas W, 3-09/13/12 at Huntsville, Texas L, 0-310/25/12 TULSA L, 2-311/17/12 at Conway, Ark. W, 3-0

Lamar 8-5Home: 2-0 Away: 1-0 Neutral: 5-510/13/78 at Houston, Texas W, 2-010/13/79 at Springfield, Mo. L, 1-29/13/80 at Denton, Texas W, 2-010/9/80 at Houston, Texas L, 0-211/23/80 at Baton Rouge, La. W, 2-111/20/81 at Arlington, Texas L, 1-210/9/82 at Baton Rouge, La. W, 2-19/4/83 at Lexington, Ky. L, 2-39/1/95 TULSA W, 3-08/24/07 at Houston, Texas L, 2-38/27/10 at Edinburg, Texas W, 3-210/4/12 TULSA W, 3-011/3/12 at Beaumont, Texas W, 3-0

^^^ ORU will renew their series with former Summit League rival North Dakota State on Sept. 13, 2013 in Statesboro, Ga. The Golden Eagles and Bison last played in the 2011 Summit League Championship Match, a 3-0 NDSU win in Ft. Wayne, Ind.

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NCAA DIVISION I OPPONENTSAbilene Christian ............................................2-4-1Air Force ............................................................ 0-1Akron ................................................................ 2-0Alabama ........................................................... 2-1Arizona .............................................................. 1-0Arizona State ..................................................2-2-1Arkansas ......................................................... 6-11UALR ............................................................... 20-9Arkansas-Pine Bluff ........................................... 1-0Arkansas State .................................................. 7-2Auburn .............................................................. 1-1Austin Peay ...................................................... 2-0Ball State ........................................................... 2-0Baylor................................................................ 6-2Belmont ........................................................... 1-0Bradley .............................................................. 1-1Butler ................................................................ 2-2Buffalo .............................................................. 2-1BYU ................................................................... 1-2California........................................................... 0-1UC Irvine ........................................................... 1-2UC Riverside ...................................................... 2-0UC Santa Barbara .............................................. 0-5Cal State Northridge ......................................... 1-0Cal Poly ............................................................. 1-2Canisius ............................................................. 1-0Central Arkansas ............................................... 5-3UCF ................................................................... 3-2Charleston Southern ......................................... 1-0Chattanooga ..................................................... 1-0Chicago State .............................................. 21-0Cincinnati .......................................................... 0-1Clemson ............................................................ 0-1Colgate .............................................................. 1-0College of Charleston ........................................ 1-0Colorado ............................................................ 1-3Colorado State ................................................... 0-1Cornell............................................................... 1-0Dayton .............................................................. 1-1Delaware State .................................................. 1-0Drake ................................................................ 6-1Duke................................................................. 1-0Eastern Kentucky .............................................. 1-0Eastern Michigan .............................................. 0-1Eastern Washington .......................................... 1-1Evansville .......................................................... 1-1Fairfield ............................................................. 0-1Florida ............................................................... 1-1Florida Atlantic .................................................. 1-0

FIU .................................................................... 2-3Fordham ........................................................... 0-1Fresno State ...................................................... 4-0Gardner-Webb .................................................. 1-0George Mason ................................................... 1-1George Washington ........................................... 1-0Georgia ............................................................ 1-0Georgia Tech ...................................................... 0-1Grand Canyon .................................................... 0-1Green Bay .......................................................... 1-0Hofstra .............................................................. 1-0Houston ............................................................ 1-5Houston Baptist ................................................ 2-0 Idaho................................................................. 0-3Idaho State ........................................................ 0-1Illinois ............................................................... 2-1Illinois-Chicago ................................................. 1-0Illinois State ...................................................... 3-1Indiana .............................................................. 1-0Indiana State ..................................................... 2-0Iowa State ......................................................... 5-4IPFW ................................................................. 8-5IUPUI ............................................................... 30-4James Madison ................................................. 0-1Kansas ............................................................. 11-5Kansas State .................................................. 10-12Kennesaw State ................................................ 1-0Kentucky ........................................................... 2-2Lamar ................................................................ 8-5Long Beach State .............................................. 0-4Louisiana-Lafayette (formerly Southwestern Louisiana) ....... 3-0Louisiana-Monroe (formerly Northeast Louisiana) ............. 7-2LSU .................................................................... 2-2Louisiana Tech ................................................... 3-3Louisville ........................................................... 1-3Loyola (Ill.) ........................................................ 4-2Loyola Marymount ............................................ 2-2Marquette ......................................................... 1-0McNeese State .................................................. 3-0Memphis (formerly Memphis State) ................................ 4-2Milwaukee ........................................................ 0-1Miami (Fla.) ...................................................... 1-0Miami (Ohio) ..................................................... 1-0Michigan State .................................................. 1-2Middle Tennessee .............................................. 0-3Minnesota ......................................................... 0-3Mississippi ......................................................... 1-0Mississippi State ................................................ 0-1Mississippi Valley State...................................... 1-0Missouri ............................................................ 7-4

UMKC .............................................................. 41-4Missouri State (formerly Southwest Missouri State) ............ 9-26Montana State .................................................. 0-3Murray State ..................................................... 1-0Nebraska ........................................................... 1-6Nebraska-Omaha .............................................. 3-0UNLV ................................................................. 0-3NJIT ................................................................... 1-0New Mexico ...................................................... 0-5New Mexico State.............................................. 2-4New Orleans ...................................................... 4-1Nicholls State .................................................... 4-0North Carolina .................................................. 0-1Northern Arizona .............................................. 2-1Northern Colorado ............................................ 2-1Northern Illinois ................................................ 1-0Northern Iowa ................................................... 0-1North Dakota State .......................................... 4-11North Texas ..................................................... 16-5Northwestern .................................................... 1-0Northwestern State ........................................... 4-1Notre Dame ....................................................... 3-1Oakland........................................................... 23-5Ohio State ......................................................... 1-0Oklahoma ..................................................... 26-22Oklahoma State .............................................. 24-0Oregon .............................................................. 1-0Oregon State ..................................................... 0-2Penn .................................................................. 1-0Pittsburgh ......................................................... 0-2Portland State ................................................... 0-1Prairie View A&M .............................................. 1-0Rice ................................................................... 1-0Rutgers ............................................................. 0-1Sacramento State (formerly Cal State Sacramento) ............. 1-0 St. Francis (NY) .................................................. 1-0St. Louis ............................................................ 4-1St. Mary’s .......................................................... 0-1Samford ............................................................ 1-1Sam Houston State ............................................ 4-6San Diego .......................................................... 1-0San Diego State ................................................. 1-2San Jose State ................................................... 1-0San Francisco .................................................... 1-1South Carolina ................................................... 1-3South Dakota .................................................... 1-1South Dakota State ........................................... 6-4USF .................................................................... 0-1Southeast Missouri ............................................ 3-0Southeastern Louisiana ..................................... 2-0


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Southern ........................................................... 2-0USC ................................................................... 0-3Southern Illinois ................................................ 3-0SMU .................................................................. 2-2Southern Utah ................................................... 3-3Stanford ............................................................ 0-3Stephen F. Austin .............................................. 4-2Stetson .............................................................. 1-0Stony Brook ....................................................... 1-0Syracuse ............................................................ 2-0Tennessee Tech .................................................. 0-1Tennessee ......................................................... 2-0Tennessee-Martin ............................................. 1-1Tennessee State ................................................ 1-0Texas ............................................................... 4-10Texas A&M ........................................................ 3-6Texas A&M-Corpus Christi ................................. 2-1Texas-Arlington ............................................... 8-11TCU .................................................................... 1-0UTEP ................................................................. 8-9UTPA ................................................................. 3-0Texas-San Antonio ............................................ 4-1Texas State ........................................................ 4-2Texas Tech ....................................................... 6-11Toledo ............................................................... 0-1Troy ................................................................... 2-0Tulane ............................................................... 5-1Tulsa .............................................................. 59-17Utah State ......................................................... 1-1Utah Valley State ............................................... 2-0Valparaiso ..................................................... 15-10Villanova ........................................................... 1-0Virginia Tech ...................................................... 1-0Wake Forest....................................................... 1-0Washington ...................................................... 0-1Washington State .............................................. 1-2Weber State ...................................................... 1-1Western Kentucky ............................................. 1-1Western Illinois ............................................... 29-5Wichita State ................................................. 18-12Winthrop ........................................................... 1-0Wisconsin .......................................................... 0-1Xavier ................................................................ 3-2Youngstown State ............................................ 7-1

NON-DIVISION I OPPONENTSAdams State ...................................................... 0-1Alabama-Huntsville .......................................... 0-1Asbury College .................................................. 1-0Benedictine ....................................................... 2-0Bethel College ................................................... 1-1Biola .................................................................. 0-1Cal State Los Angeles......................................... 1-0Cameron ........................................................... 7-4Catawba ............................................................ 0-1Centenary ....................................................... 18-0Central Missouri ................................................ 3-1Central Oklahoma (formerly Central State) ..................... 7-6Colorado Christian ............................................. 0-1CSU Pueblo (formerly Southern Colorado) ......................... 0-2Cottey College ................................................... 1-0Dordt ................................................................. 1-0East Texas State ................................................. 2-1Eastern New Mexico .......................................... 0-1Emporia State ................................................... 2-0Fisk .................................................................... 1-0Florida Southern ............................................... 1-0Graceland .......................................................... 1-0Hardin-Simmons ............................................... 2-0Henderson State................................................ 1-2John Brown ....................................................... 2-1Kentucky State .................................................. 1-0Lincoln Memorial .............................................. 1-0Lubbock Christian .............................................. 1-0Mary Hardin-Baylor ........................................... 2-0McPherson ........................................................ 1-0Miami-Dade CC ................................................. 1-1Midway College ................................................. 0-1Midwestern State .............................................. 3-2Minnesota-Duluth............................................. 1-0Missouri State JV ............................................... 1-0Missouri-St. Louis .............................................. 2-0Missouri Southern ............................................. 5-4Northeastern Illinois ......................................... 3-0Northeastern Oklahoma A&M ........................... 1-0Northeastern State ............................................ 5-0Northwest Missouri State .................................. 3-0Oklahoma Baptist ............................................. 5-0Oklahoma Christian ........................................... 3-0Oklahoma City ................................................. 12-0Oklahoma Panhandle State ............................... 1-0Pittsburg State .................................................. 1-0 Rollins ............................................................... 1-0St. Louis CC-Florissant Valley ............................. 1-0St. Phillips College ............................................. 3-0

USAO ................................................................. 2-0Southern Nazarene (formerly Bethany Nazarene) ........... 17-5Southwestern (Texas) ........................................ 2-0Southwestern Oklahoma State .......................... 1-0Stephens College ............................................... 1-0Sul Ross State .................................................... 2-0Texas Lutheran .................................................. 4-2Texas Wesleyan ................................................. 4-0Texas Woman’s .................................................. 5-0Trevecca Nazarene ............................................. 1-0Truman State (formerly Northeast Missouri) ...................... 2-0Wayne State ...................................................... 1-0Western New Mexico ......................................... 0-1West Texas A&M (formerly West Texas State) ...............15-5-1William Woods .................................................. 1-0

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