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Dear Seahawk Fans,

Thank you for being a part of another exciting volleyball season at UNCW! The University of North Carolina Wilmington is very proud of the student-athletes on this team, who compete athletically the same way they do academically: with tremendous heart, drive and courage. I hope their commitment to excellence will be rewarded with your ongoing support for their team and athletics at UNCW.

The Seahawks’ dedication to their sports and their studies is matched only by their determination to succeed as citizens of the world. Led by UNCW’s coaches and athletics staff, our student-athletes contribute to Southeastern North Carolina as volunteers for numerous organizations, mentors for younger students at area schools, and role models of active, healthy lifestyles.

Just as our student-athletes do everything they can to support this community they love so much, they require your support to continue on their journey of learning and within their athletic endeavors. I encourage you to show the Seahawks that you’re behind them by attending home games, supporting scholarships for student-athletes, joining the Seahawk Club and sharing your UNCW pride on social media.

Best wishes to the volleyball team and Coach Amy Bambenek for a terri c year. Go Seahawks!

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Table of contents

General InformationLocation ....................................................................... Wilmington, N.C.Founded ......................................................................................... 1947Enrollment .................................................................................. 14,096Colors ........................................................................ Teal, Gold & NavyNickname ...............................................................................SeahawksHome Faculty (Capacity) ....................................... Hanover Hall (1,000)Conference ................................................ Colonial Athletic AssociationChancellor ...................................................................... Dr. Gary MillerAthletic Director ...................................................................Jimmy Bass

Sports InformationAssistant SID (VB Contact) ............................................ Jarrett AbelsonE-mail ..................................................................... [email protected] .............................................................................(910) 962-3252Sr. Assoc. AD/SID ............................................................. Joe BrowningE-mail ................................................................... [email protected] Offi ce Phone ............................................................(910) 962-3236Assistant SID ......................................................................Tom RiordanE-mail ...................................................................... [email protected] .............................................................................(910) 962-4099Web Site ........................................................... .www.UNCWsports.comOffi ce Address ...................................................... 601 S. College Road.......................................................................... Wilmington, N.C. 28403

Coaching StaffHead Coach .................................................................. Amy BambenekE-mail ................................................................ [email protected] ce Phone ................................................................. (910) 962-3242Alma Mater ........................................................... Coastal Carolina, ’98Overall Record(Years) ............................................................ 43-77 (4)UNCW Record (Years) .................................................................sameAssistant Coach ................................................................... AJ BonettiAlma Mater .......................................................... East Stroudsburg, ’05E-mail ...................................................................... [email protected] ce Phone ................................................................. (910) 962-3479

Team Information2012 Overall Record .....................................................................11-172012 CAA Record/Finish ........................................................ 3-9/T-7thLetterwinners Returning/Lost .......................................................11/3Starters Returning/Lost ........................................................4+libero/2Newcomers ..........................................................................................7

Key ReturneesHaley Collins, Sr., DS ....................................... 27 MP, 3.58 Digs per set Morgan Kline, Jr., OH .......... 27 MP, 2.75 Kills per set, 2.24 Digs per setChristi Laite, Sr., RS ..........28 MP, 2.81 Kills per set, 3.31 Points per set

Key LossesNatalie LaHaie, Sr., S ................................... 25 MP, 6.58 Assists per setJennifer Mallard, R-Sr., OH .....26 MP, 2.21 Kills per set, 1.12 Digs per set

Table of ContentsFront Cover....................................................................... 1Letter From Chancellor Miller ........................................... 2Table of Contents.............................................................. 3Media Information ............................................................. 4Head Coach Amy Bambenek ........................................5-6Assistant Coach AJ Bonetti .............................................. 7Support Staff ..................................................................... 82013 Roster ...................................................................... 9Player Profi les ...........................................................10-272012 Player & Team Statistics ........................................ 28Award Winners ..........................................................29-30Year-by-Year Results/Coaching Records ....................... 31Year-by-Year Team Statistics .......................................... 32Individual Season Records ........................................33-34Individual Career Records .........................................35-36All-Time Roster ..........................................................37-38Series Records ..........................................................39-40Colonial Athletic Association ........................................... 41Director of Athletics Jimmy Bass .................................... 42UNCW Chancellor Gary Miller ........................................ 43Wilmington, North Carolina........................................44-45UNCW .......................................................................46-48Academic Support .......................................................... 49Sports Medicine .............................................................. 50UNCWsports.com ........................................................... 512013 Schedule/Team photo ............................................ 52

2013 ScheduleDate Opponent TimeAUGUST30 at Navy (1) 7 p.m.31 vs Elon (1) 1 p.m.31 vs Chicago-Illinois (1) 4 p.m.

SEPTEMBER6 vs Houston Baptist (2) 12:30 p.m.7 vs Alabama (2) Noon7 at FIU (2) 6 p.m.13 North Carolina A&T (3) 2:30 p.m.13 UNC Asheville (3) 7:30 p.m.14 Western Carolina (3) 7:30 p.m.15 Mercer (3) 10:30 a.m.18 at Campbell 7 p.m.20 vs Citadel (4) 4 p.m.21 at Winthrop (4) 12:30 p.m.21 vs Bethune-Cookman (4) 4:30 p.m.27 at Hofstra* 7 p.m.29 at Northeastern* 1 p.m.

OCTOBER4 at William & Mary* 7 p.m.6 at James Madison* 1 p.m.11 College of Charleston* 7 p.m.18 James Madison* 1 p.m.20 William & Mary* 1 p.m.26 at College of Charleston* 2 p.m.

NOVEMBER1 Towson* 7 p.m.3 Delaware* 1 p.m.8 Northeastern* 7 p.m10 Hofstra* 1 p.m.15 at Delaware* 4:30 p.m.16 atTowson* 7 p.m.22-24 Colonial Athletic Association Championship TBA

* - CAA contest; Bold - Home Match; (1) - Kristen Dickmann Invitational (Annapolis, Md.); (2) - FIU Classic (Miami, Fla.); (3) - UNCW Courtyard Volleyball Classic (Wilmington, N.C.); (4) - Winthrop University Tournament (Rock Hill, S.C.)

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• Credentials All requests for media credentials must be made as early as possible by contacting UNCW’s Athletic Comuni-cations offi ce. Credentials are issued to accred-ited members of the working media only, and all requests will be evalu-ated and prioritized. Credentials can be mailed if time al-lows. Otherwise, they may be picked up at the ticket gate of the UNCW Soccer Stadium.

• Photo Guidelines The NCAA has established a policy to control congestion in the photog-raphy areas during soccer games. Only photographers on assignment are given photo passes, and they must shoot along the East sidelines of the playing fi eld, keeping their me-dia passes visible at all times.

• Post-Game Media Availability Both coaches and selected players are available upon request following the game. Interviews will take place on the fl oor at Hanover Hall. Requests for opponent team members should be directed to their respective SID or a member of the UNCW Athletic Communications staff. Those inter-views will take place on the fi eld. The NCAA mandated 15-minute “cooling off” period will be enforced.

• General Interviews Day-to-day interviews with the coaching staff and players are encour-aged. Please contact volleyball SID Jarrett Abelson at (910) 962-3252 to arrange coach/player interviews. Re-quests for interviews must be cleared at least 24 hours in advance.

• Practice Interviews Nearly all UNCW practices are open to the media. Interviews may be conducted before or after practice. The recommended time slot for inter-views is before practice. Please call Jarrett Abelson for practice times. To confi rm interviews, contact Abelson prior to arrival.

• Telephone Interviews In the event you are unable to talk in person to an athlete or coach, we will attempt to arrange a telephone in-terview at a time convenient to both parties. Please allow ample time to set up a mutually agreeable date and location for those involved.

• Game Day Interviews No interviews will be given prior to the game, with the exception of pre-game radio shows.

2013-14 UNCW Athletic Communications Staff

Joe Browning

Senior Assoc. AD/SID

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Jarrett Abelson

Assistant SID(VB contact)

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Tom Riordan

Assistant SID910 962-4099

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UNCW Media Policies and Information

Athletic Communications

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head Coach Amy bambenek

Former Coastal Carolina standout Amy Bambenek returns for her fi fth season as head coach of the UNCW volleyball program. The 2012 campaign saw UNCW record double-digit wins for the third time in four seasons under Bambenek as the team posted victo-ries over state foes Campbell, High Point and North Carolina Central

,as well as Colonial Athletic Association foes George Mason, James Madison and William & Mary. Junior Christi Laite earned Second-Team All-CAA recognition for the second consecutive season while Laite and three other players garnered All-Tournament Team recognition a total of six times during the regular season. The Seahawks enjoyed a successful inaugural campaign under Bambenek in 2009 as the team posted its highest win total since the 1996 season and its most CAA victories since 2002. The team also captured its third in-season tournament title in as many seasons with a victory at the Davidson Wildcat Classic. The 2010 season saw the Seahawks post victories over in-state rivals Campbell, Elon and North Carolina A&T. Individually, three players earned All-Tournament Team honors a total of four times while fi ve returning players set new personal career highs in more than 10 different statistical cat-egories. The 2011 campaign produced the Seahawks’ high-est Colonial Athletic Association win total in 24 sea-sons, highlighted by victories over then league-leading James Madison and a sweep of William & Mary for the fi rst time in program history. UNCW’s strong showing in league play was rewarded as Laite earned Second-Team All-CAA distinction, becoming the fi rst UNCW player since the 2003 season to earn all-conference accolades. Bambenek, 37, came to the Port City after eight sea-sons as an assistant and associate head coach at George Washington University, where she played a key role in the development of the Colonials program in the nation’s capital Bambenek played four years for Coastal Carolina from 1995-98 and led Coastal to the Big South Con-ference championship and NCAA Tournament in 1996. A four-year starter at outside hitter and right-side hit-ter, she currently ranks fi fth all-time in kills and total at-tacks, and third in aces for the Chanticleers.

Head CoachAmy Bambenek

5th season/Coastal Carolina ’98


The Chillicothe, Ohio, native began her coaching career at Florida State in 1998, and helped the Seminoles capture the 1998 Atlantic Coast Conference title and advance to the 1998 NCAA Tourna-ment. She assisted with recruiting and coordinated team travel, game day oper-ations, tournament scheduling and video-tape exchange at FSU for three years as the Seminoles amassed a 54-45 record. Bambenek moved on to GW as an as-sistant coach in 2001 and assisted with all phases of Coach Jojit Coronel’s program. She served as the primary recruiting coor-dinator, assisted with daily practice plans, coordinated opponent and tournament scheduling and managed fundraising ef-

forts for the Colonials. GW posted a 19-11 overall record and 9-4 mark in the Atlantic-10 Conference in 2008, winning the A-10 East Division and earning the third seed in the A-10 Tournament. GW’s freshman setter, Alyssa Valentine, was named A-10 Rookie-of-the-Year, marking Bambenek’s second recruit to achieve the honor. Sophomore Leah Hill and senior Liz Moult earned Second-Team All-10 laurels and senior Maggie Wright was selected the A-10’s Student-Athlete of the Year. The Ohioan was inducted into the Chillicothe High School Athletic Hall of Fame in 2001. She is CAP (Certifi ed Coaches Program) Level 1 certifi ed through USA Volleyball, and has coached the Chesapeake Regional USA High Performance juniors team in a national event in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., in the summer of 2007. Bambenek earned her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Business Management from CCU in 1998 and completed her Master of Science Degree in Sport Administration from FSU in 2000.

head Coach Amy Bambenek

Birthplace ..............................Chillicothe, Ohio

Education .......B.A., Business Management, ’98

..............................M.S., Sport Administration, ’00

Overall Record ..................... 43-77 (4 Seasons)

Record at UNCW ....................................... same

Experience

• Coastal Carolina four-year letterwoman, 1994-97

• Florida State assistant coach, 1998-2001

• GW assistant coach, 2001-2005

• GW associate head coach, 2005-09

• UNCW volleyball head coach, 2009-present

Overall ColonialYear W L PCT W L PCT PL2009 13 18 .419 3 11 .214 T-8th2010 7 23 .233 1 13 .071 10th2011 12 19 .387 5 9 .357 8th2012 11 17 .392 3 9 .250 T-7thTotal 43 77 .358 12 42 .222

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Assistant Coach AJ Bonetti

Assistant CoachAJ Bonetti

5th season/East Stroudsburg ’05 AJ Bonetti, a former George Washington University graduate assistant, is in his fi fth season as an assistant coach with the Seahawk volleyball program. Bonetti has made a profound impact during his time with the program. In his fi rst season in 2009, he helped the squad post its highest victory total since the 1996 campaign and its most CAA victories since the 2002 season. The 2010 campaign saw the Seahawks post victories over in-state rivals

Campbell, Elon and North Carolina A&T while three players earned All-Tournament Team honors a total of four times. In 2011, the Seahawks posted its highest win total in league play since the 1988 season. In addition, sopho-more Christi Laite was named Second-Team All-CAA, becoming the fi rst UNCW player to earn such distinction since the 2003 season. Last season saw UNCW record double-digit wins for the third time in four seasons as the team posted victo-ries over state foes Campbell, High Point and North Carolina Central as well as Colonial Athletic Association foes George Mason, James Madison and William & Mary. Laite earned Second-Team All-CAA recognition for the second consecutive season while Laite and three other players garnered All-Tournament Team recognition a total of six times during the regular season. Bonetti joined the Seahawks after spending the 2008 season as an assistant coach at Jamestown High School in Williamsburg, Va., where he helped the Eagles capture Bay River District regular season and tour-nament crowns and advance to the state quarterfi nals with 25 victories. He was also instrumental in the de-velopment of three All-Region players, two All-State honorees and the Bay River District’s Player-of-the-Year. Bonetti also served as Head Coach of the Williamsburg Juniors 17’s that compete in the Old Dominion Region of the USA Junior Olympic Volleyball program. Prior to his work at Jamestown, Bonetti spent two seasons at George Washington as a graduate assistant and volunteer assistant coach with the Colonials. He served as the team’s video coordinator and directed the strength and conditioning program, while also being involved with the setup and teardown of volleyball events, booster club receptions and alumni events. Bonetti also worked as an instructor at the Nike Volleyball Camps, hosted by the GW. Bonetti has extensive experience with the USA Volleyball Men’s National Team, serv-ing as a statistician during the team’s World League events in America in the summer of 2008. He also assisted in operational/facility management of all matches and worked as Director of Statistical Acquisition for the High Performance Championships in Tucson, Ariz., leading a team of eight individuals who ac-quired volleyball related statistical data at the event. A native of Mechanicsburg, Pa., Bonetti earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Physiology in 2005 from East Stroudsburg University, where he was a member of men’s volleyball program. He earned his Master’s Degree in Exercise Science from George Washington in 2008.


Athletic Trainer Julie Francis

10th Season/Marietta ’02 Associate athletic trainer Julie Francis has been with the Seahawk pro-gram since August of 2004.

Francis, a native of Findlay, Ohio, provides coverage for volleyball, men’s golf and women’s golf. She is also a preceptor for the Athletic Training Edu-cation Program and an instructor in the School of Health and Applied Human Sciences.

Francis earned her B.S. in Sports Medicine from Marietta College in 2002 and her M.S.Ed. in Athletic Train-ing from Old Dominion in 2004.

She is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association, North Carolina Athletic Trainers Association, Mid-Atlantic Athletic Trainers Association, National Academy of Sports Medicine and the National Strength and Conditioning Association. She is also a certifi ed instructor for the American Red Cross.

Francis enjoys camping, hiking, cycling and photography.

Strength & Conditioning CoachAaron Bozarth

4th Season/Nebraska ’08 Aaron Bozarth is in his fourth season as Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach at UNCW after serving two years as a volunteer assistant on Strength & Conditioning Coordina-tor Pat Murphy’s staff.

A NSCA Certifi ed Strength and Conditioning Specialist, Bozarth works with all 19 varsity intercollegiate programs at UNCW and has been instrumental in helping the Seahawks reach new levels of success as fi ve teams have captured 12 Colonial Athletic Association champion-ships during his tenure. Bozarth also advises the department’s student-interns in the practical application of exercise physiology and bio-mechanics.

Prior to arriving at UNCW, Bozarth served as Director of Sports at Refi nery Fitness in Lincoln, Neb., where he developed fi tness pro-motions and classes for club members and provided personal instruction for area athletes, ranging from the junior high level all the way to the professional ranks. He also played a key role in the development of current UNCW Assistant Coach Jeni Bozarth, who qualifi ed for the Shot Put competition at the 2008 United States Olympic Trials in Eugene, Ore.

A three-year letterwinner with the Track & Field program at Nebraska, Bozarth was a two-time participant in the Big 12 Champion-ships and the NCAA Midwest Regional as he fi nished his career among the Huskers all-time leaders in both the indoor Weight Throw (14th) and the outdoor Hammer Throw (12th). Bozarth still competes in the throwing events as a member of the elite development club, Mjolnir Throwers Club.

A 2008 Second-Team Academic All-Big 12 honoree and two-time Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll selection, Bozarth received his bachelor’s degree in Nutrition Exercise and Health Science from Nebraska in May, 2008. Aaron and his wife Jeni are proud parents of their son, Robbie, born April 24, 2013.

Support Staff

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2013 Roster

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown / High School Club

1 Victoria Phillips So S 5-8 Raleigh, N.C./Cardinal Gibbons Triangle VBC

2 Lindsay Hartmann So DS 5-8 Edgewood, Ky./Notre Dame Academy NKYVC

3 Alyssa Desjardins Fr S 5-7 Carrollton, Texas/Creekview TAV

4 Leah Gagliardi Jr OH 6-1 La Crescenta, Calif./Crescenta Valley Legacy VBC

5 Meredith Peacock So MH 6-1 Charlotte, N.C./Hickory Grove CUVC

6 Morgan Owney Fr DS 5-8 Elizabeth City, N.C./Northeastern Coastal VA VBC

7 Kaitlyn Cobb So RS 6-0 Lexington, S.C./Lexington Magnum VBC

8 Kristen Powell Fr RS 6-1 Raleigh, N.C./Garner Magnet Triangle VBC

9 Siera Young Sr MH 5-10 Jacksonville, N.C./White Oak New Bern VBC

10 Sarah Fitzgerald Jr OH 5-10 Lewisville, N.C./ Reagan Set Point VBC

12 Morgan Kline Jr OH 6-0 Yorktown, Va./ Grafton Coastal Virginia VBC

13 Courtney Porter Sr MH 6-1 Hickory, N.C./ Hickory Piedmont VBC

14 Casey Rieger Fr OH 5’11 Matthews, N.C./Providence Carolina Juniors

15 Christi Laite Sr RS 6-3 Severna Park, Md./Severna Park Columbia Jrs.

16 Haley Collins Sr DS 5-9 Atlanta, Ga./Wesleyan A5

17 Nicole Lott Fr OH 5-11 West Chester, Pa./Bishop Shanahan Synergy VBC

18 Maddi Cordia Fr S 5-8 St Charles, Mo./Francis Howell High P. STL

19 Savannah Brown R-Fr MH 6-0 Mebane, N.C./Cedar Ridge Triangle VBC

Head Coach: Amy Bambenek (5th season, Coastal Carolina ’98)

Assistant Coach: AJ Bonetti (5th season, East Stroudsburg ’05)

Athletic Trainer: Julie Francis (10th season, Marietta ’02)

Strength Coach: Aaron Bozarth (3rd season, Nebraska ’08)

Pronunciation Guide

3 - Alyssa Day-JAR-Dans

4 – Leah Gag-LEE-ar-DEE

15 – Christi LATE

Head Coach – Amy Bam-BUH-Neck


2012: Took part in 21 matches and made 13 starts … Averaged 1.08 kills and 0.84 blocks per set … Posted career-high eight kills at Tow-son … Matched career high with six total blocks against George Ma-son and Towson.

2011: Participated in 12 matches and made six starts ... Averaged 0.81 kills and 0.96 blocks per set ... Recorded career-high fi ve kills against

Charleston Southern ... Finished with season-best fi ve total blocks versus NC State.

2010: Saw playing time in fi ve matches and made one start ... Finished season with four kills and fi ve block assists ... Made fi rst career start at Towson and fi nished with two kills and fi ve block assists.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Three-year letterwinner at White Oak ... Helped Vikings to third-place fi nish in Coastal Conference and a berth in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) 3-A state playoffs with a 15-11 record ... Also played basketball for White Oak ... Four-time Scholar-Athlete honoree ... Played club vol-leyball for the New Bern Volleyball Club ... Was named MVP in the USA Volleyball Carolina Re-gion Championship.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Siera Reneé Young ... Born Nov. 18, 1992, in New Bern, N.C. ... Daugh-ter of LaTarrance Young and Sandra Bradley-Young ... Majoring in Business Administration.

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Jacksonville, N.C./White Oak

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Young’s Career StatsSeason SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2010 7-5 4 0.57 2 12 .167 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 2 0.29 0 0 5 5 0.71 0 0 6.5 0.86 2011 27-12 22 0.81 11 69 .159 2 0.07 0 0.00 0 1 0.04 0 1 25 26 0.96 1 1 35.5 1.30 2012 51-21 55 1.08 24 134 .231 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 7 0.14 1 5 38 43 0.84 5 0 79.0 1.55 TOTAL 85-38 81 0.95 37 215 .205 2 0.02 0 0.00 0 10 0.12 1 6 68 74 0.87 6 1 121.0 1.42

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13 Courtney Porter61 | Sr. | Middle HitterHickory, N.C./Hickory

2012: Saw playing time in eight matches … Averaged 1.35 kills and 0.69 blocks per set … Notched season-high eight kills versus George Mason … Posted season-best four total blocks at Georgia State.

2011: Saw time in 18 matches and made 13 starts ... Averaged 1.66 kills and 1.07 blocks per set ... Recorded double-fi gure kills three times

... Tallied career-best 14 kills against James Madison ... Finished with career-high eight total blocks versus Hofstra ... Named CAA Defensive Player-of-the-Week (Oct. 10).

2010: Took part in 18 matches and made 15 starts ... Averaged 0.91 kills and 0.75 blocks per set ... Ranked second on the team with .208 at-tack percentage ... Recorded season-high sev-en kills on three occasions ... Tallied season-best fi ve total blocks three times.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner at Hick-ory ... Helped Tornadoes capture Catawba Val-ley Athletic Conference championship during senior season ... All-CVAC selection as a se-nior.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Courtney Michell Por-ter ... Born Oct. 22, 1991, in Columbia, S.C. ... Daughter of Brett and Rachel Porter ... Majoring in Community Health.

Porter’s Career StatsSeason SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2010 56-18 51 0.91 24 130 .208 1 0.02 0 0.00 1 5 0.09 0 8 34 42 0.75 11 3 76.0 1.36 2011 59-18 98 1.66 57 247 .166 3 0.05 0 0.00 1 8 0.14 0 6 57 63 1.07 6 2 132.5 2.24 2012 26-8 35 1.35 22 90 .144 5 0.19 0 0.00 1 6 0.23 0 2 16 18 0.69 1 0 45.0 1.73 TOTAL 141-44 184 1.30 103 467 .173 9 0.06 0 0.00 3 19 0.13 0 16 107 123 0.87 18 5 253.5 1.79


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15 Christi Laite6-3 | Sr. | Right-Side Hitter

Severna Park, Md./Severna Park

2012: Second-Team All-CAA selection for second consecutive season … Took part in 28 matches and made 26 starts … Led team in kills (2.81) and points (3.31) per set … Ranked ninth in the CAA in points per frame … Also averaged 1.30 digs and 0.64 blocks per set … Tallied double-fi gure kills on 15 occasions … Posted two double-doubles during season … Posted a season-high 18 kills at Wake Forest … Notched season-best 10 digs against High Point and Wake Forest … Named to All-Tournament Team at Spartan Classic … Recognized as CAA Offensive Player-of-the-Week (Oct. 29).

2011: Second-Team All-CAA and NCCSIA All-State Team selection ... Started all 29 matches played ... Led Seahawks and ranked fi fth in the CAA in kills per set (3.28) ... Finished season eighth on the program’s single-season chart for kills per set ... Also paced squad and ranked fourth among all league players in points per frame (3.92) ... Also averaged 1.42 digs and 0.75 blocks per set ... Recorded double-fi gure kills on 19 occasions and tallied double-digit digs three times

... Posted three double-doubles ... Recorded career highs of 22 kills and 13 digs against George Mason ... Notched career-high seven total blocks against Hofstra and College of Charleston.

2010: Appeared in 27 matches and made 10 starts ... Third on team with 1.81 kills per set average and a .193 attack percentage ... Also averaged 0.74 blocks and 0.53 digs per set ... Tallied double-fi gure kills on four occasions ... Posted season-high 19 kills at North Carolina Central ... Also re-corded season-best six digs against the Eagles ... Tallied season-best seven total blocks against James Madison.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Four-year letterwinner at Severna Park ... Guided squad to two Anne Arundel County champi-onships ... Paced Falcons in kills (135), hitting percentage (.333), total blocks (35) and service aces (62) during senior season ... Led the Falcons to the Maryland Class 4A East Region fi nal and earned Maryland Capital-Gazette Player-of-the-Year honors as a senior ... Three-time First-Team All-County selection ... Served as vice president of Severna Park’s National Honor Society ... Also played tennis and basketball for the Falcons ... Member of USA Volleyball’s High Performance Team in 2008.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Christine Marie Laite ... Born Aug. 31, 1992, in Boston, Mass. ... Daughter of James and Deb-orah Laite ... Majoring in Biology ... Member of University Honors program at UNCW.

Laite’s Career StatsSeason SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2010 86-27 156 1.81 68 456 .193 21 0.24 5 0.06 7 46 0.53 1 2 62 64 0.74 7 7 194.0 2.26 2011 110-29 361 3.28 141 944 .233 32 0.29 27 0.25 36 156 1.42 7 4 79 83 0.75 14 4 431.5 3.92 2012 102-28 287 2.81 143 756 .190 38 0.37 18 0.18 26 133 1.30 3 1 64 65 0.64 16 6 338.0 3.31 TOTAL 298-84 804 2.70 352 2156 .210 91 0.31 50 0.17 69 335 1.12 11 7 205 212 0.71 37 17 963.5 3.23


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16 Haley Collins5-9 | Sr. | Defensive Specialist

Atlanta, Ga./Wesleyan

2012: Started all 27 matches played … Led team and ranked ninth in CAA in digs per set (3.58) … Recorded double-digit digs in 20 matches … Posted season-high 24 digs versus James Madison … Became just the ninth player in program history to surpass the 1,000-dig plateau with 13 digs versus William & Mary.

2011: One of two players to play all 31 matches ... Led team and ranked fi fth in the CAA in digs per set (4.17) ... Finished second on program’s single-season chart for total digs (496) and digs per set ... Also averaged 0.43 assists per set ... Recorded double-fi gure digs in 29 matches ... Posted career-high 29 digs against Winthrop and Coastal Carolina ... Named CAA Defensive Player-of-the-Week (Nov. 7).

2010: Appeared in 27 matches at the libero po-sition ... Averaged team-best 3.31 digs, ranking ninth in the CAA in that category ... Recorded double-fi gure digs on 21 occasions ... Posted season-high 19 digs against Campbell.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner at Wes-leyan ... Helped Wolves capture three GHSA Class 1A state championships ... First-team All-Gwinnett County selection during junior season ... Two-time coaches award honoree ... Also participated in tennis and track & fi eld at Wes-leyan.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Haley Suzanne Collins ... Born Feb. 26, 1992, in Atlanta, Ga. ... Daugh-ter of Mike and Paula Collins ... Majoring in Ex-ercise Science.

Collins’ Career StatsSeason SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2010 93-27 9 0.10 2 43 .163 15 0.16 13 0.14 21 308 3.31 18 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 22.0 0.24 2011 119-31 4 0.03 3 50 .020 51 0.43 9 0.08 12 496 4.17 22 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 13.0 0.11 2012 101-27 3 0.03 3 41 .000 53 0.52 21 0.21 9 362 3.58 25 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 24.0 0.24 TOTAL 313-85 16 0.05 8 134 .060 119 0.38 43 0.14 42 1166 3.73 65 0 0 0 0.00 0 2 59.0 0.19


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4 Leah Gagliardi6-1 | Jr. | Outside Hitter

La Crescenta, Calif./Crescenta Valley

2012: Took part in 19 games with eight starts … Averaged 1.24 kills, 0.70 digs and 0.40 blocks per set … Tallied season-high eight kills against George Mason … Notched a season-high seven digs versus The Citadel.

2011: Participated in 16 matches and made fi ve starts ... Averaged 1.73 kills and 0.65 digs per set ... Posted season-high 20 kills and .450

hitting percentage against College of Charleston ... Recorded season-best eight digs versus David-son.

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year letterwinner at Cre-senta Valley ... Three-time All-Pacifi c League and two-time First-Team All-Area selection ... Paced Falcons with 200 kills during senior season ... Two-time Team MVP honoree ... Team Most Im-proved after sophomore campaign that saw her record 121 kills and 23 service aces ... Team cap-tain junior and senior seasons ... Three-time re-cipient of Falcons Scholar-Athlete Award.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Leah Kathryn Gagliar-di ... Born Nov. 24, 1992, in Pasadena, Calif. ... Daughter of Ashley and John Gagliardi ... Major-ing in Sociology.

Gagliardi’s Career StatsSeason SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2011 40-16 69 1.73 44 230 .109 0 0.00 3 0.08 2 26 0.65 8 0 16 16 0.40 1 0 80.0 2.00 2012 50-19 62 1.24 36 242 .107 3 0.06 3 0.06 2 35 0.70 4 1 19 20 0.40 1 0 75.5 1.50 TOTAL 90-35 131 1.46 80 472 .108 3 0.03 6 0.07 4 61 0.68 12 1 35 36 0.40 2 0 155.5 1.72


10 Sarah Fitzgerald5-10 | Jr. | Outside HitterLewisville, N.C./Reagan

2012: Saw playing time in 14 matches ... Made four starts … Averaged 2.00 kills, 0.82 digs and 0.45 blocks per set … Posted double-fi gure kills on three occasions … Recorded season-high 15 kills at Hofstra … Posted season-best eight digs versus Youngstown State.

2011: Took part in 22 matches ... Made 14 starts ... Averaged 2.13 kills, 1.62 digs and 0.33 blocks per set ... Ranked fi rst on team and fourth in CAA in service aces per set (0.32) ... Recorded double-fi gure kills seven times and posted double-digit digs on three occasions ... Finished season with two double-double performances ... Recorded career-high 16 kills versus Georgia State ... Tallied season-high 17 digs against North Florida.

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year letterwinner at Rea-gan, guiding Raiders to two Piedmont Athletic Conference titles and a 60-16 record in that span ... Averaged 4.10 kills per game her senior season ... Finished prep career with more than 850 kills, 100 service aces and 600 digs ... Three-time All-PAC selection ... Two-time All-County selection ... Also participated in soccer and Track & Field at Reagan.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Sarah Ann Fitzgerald ... Born March 4, 1993 in St. Louis, Mo. ... Daughter of Karen and Mike Fitzgerald ... Majoring in Exer-cise Science.

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Fitzgerald’s Career StatsSeason SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2011 60-22 128 2.13 109 435 .044 5 0.08 19 0.32 24 97 1.62 15 2 18 20 0.33 11 0 158.0 2.63 2012 38-14 76 2.00 60 254 .063 2 0.05 6 0.16 7 31 0.82 9 0 17 17 0.45 2 2 90.5 2.37 TOTAL 98-36 204 2.08 169 689 .051 7 0.07 25 0.26 31 128 1.31 24 2 35 37 0.38 13 2 248.5 2.53


12 Morgan Kline6-0 | Jr. | Outside HitterYorktown, Va./Grafton

2012: Started all but one of 27 matches played … Ranked second on team in kills (2.75) and third in digs (2.24) per set … Paced squad with 31 service aces … Led team with nine double-doubles … Tallied dou-ble-fi gure kills on 13 occasions … Posted double-digit digs 10 times … Recorded career-high 20 kills at Georgia State … Posted career-best 19 digs versus Delaware.

2011: Took part in 25 matches and made 17 starts ... Averaged 2.03 digs, 1.63 kills, 0.27 blocks and 0.21 service aces per set ... Posted double-fi gure kills fi ve times and double-digit digs on nine oc-casions ... Turned in three double-double performances ... Recorded season-high 14 kills against

George Mason ... Posted season-best 14 digs versus College of Charleston.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner at Grafton ... Led Clippers to three regional cham-pionships, three district crowns and two VHSL Class AA state championship game appearanc-es ... Two-time All-State and All-Region honor-ee ... Three-time All-District selection ... Named 2010 Virginia AA State, Region 1 and Bay Riv-ers District Player-of-the-Year after recording 400 kills, 240 digs and 52 service aces during senior season...2010 Virginia Daily Press Vol-leyball Player-of-the Year...Named East MVP of 2011 VHSL All-Star game...Member of Clippers’ 1,000-kill club.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Morgan Leigh Kline... Born Sept. 28, 1993, in Anchorage, Alaska ... Daughter of Alice and Tim Kline ... Majoring in Biology ... Member of UNCW’s University Hon-ors program.

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Kline’s Career StatsSeason SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2011 86-25 140 1.63 109 548 .057 7 0.08 18 0.21 30 175 2.03 18 0 23 23 0.27 5 2 169.5 1.97 2012 97-27 267 2.75 127 744 .188 8 0.08 31 0.32 21 217 2.24 29 1 29 30 0.31 2 0 313.5 3.23 TOTAL 183-52 407 2.22 236 1292 .132 15 0.08 49 0.27 51 392 2.14 47 1 52 53 0.29 7 2 483.0 2.64


1 Victoria Phillips5-9 | So. | Setter

Raleigh, N.C./Cardinal Gibbons

2012: Took part in 23 matches and made 14 starts … Second on team in assists (5.94) and digs (2.36) per set … Ranked ninth in the CAA in assists per set ... Ranked second on the team with seven double-doubles … Recorded double-fi gure assists in 20 matches … Tallied double-digit digs on seven occasions … Dished out season-high 43 assists at Wake Forest … Tallied season-best 23 digs in fi ve-set victory over James Madison … Named CAA Rookie-of-the-Week (Oct. 29).

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner and three-year starter at Cardinal Gibbons, guid-ing Crusaders to four conference titles, three straight NC Class 3A titles (2010-12) and a 96-6 overall record during prep career ... Led squad to No. 4 national ranking and No. 1 state rank-ing during senior season ... Finished career with 1,660 assists, 361 digs and 131 service aces ... Established new school mark for assists in a career ... Three-time All-Conference selec-tion ... Prepvolleyball.com Senior Ace nominee ... Served as captain for her senior season ... Member of National Honor Society

CLUB: Played for Triangle 18 Black in 2012 ... Was also a member of the Triangle Volleyball Club ... Three-time Carolina Region All-Tour-nament Team selection ... Served as captain of club team for three years ... Led squad to three straight Junior Nationals appearances ... Two-time recipient of Triangle Award for leadership.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Victoria Rose Phil-lips ... Born Nov. 12, 1993, in Durham, N.C. .... Daughter of Pat and Glen Phillips ... Brother,

Cale, played basketballl at Hampden-Sydney Col-lege ... Sister, Veronica, rode equestrian at University of the South .... Sister, Ginny, played volley-ball at the College of Charleston ... Majoring in Elemenary Education.

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Phillips’s Career StatsSeason SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2012 77-23 21 0.27 2 49 .388 457 5.94 7 0.09 11 182 2.36 2 0 13 13 0.17 5 10 34.5 0.44 TOTAL 77-23 21 0.27 2 49 .388 457 5.94 7 0.09 11 182 2.36 2 0 13 13 0.17 5 10 34.5 0.44


2 Lindsay Hartmann5-8 | So. | Defensive Specialist

Edgewood, Ky./Notre Dame Academy

2012: Appeared in 28 matches during freshman season ... Made six starts … Averaged 1.85 digs per frame … Ranked third on team with 20 service aces … Reached double fi gures in digs on seven occasions … Recorded season-high 12 digs on three occasions … Named to All-Tournament Team at the UNCW Courtyard Marriott Beach Bash.

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year letterwinner at Notre Dame Academy ... Guided Pandas to four straight district championships, three regional crowns and a state semifi nals appearance in 2011 ... Also paced team to state quarterfi nal fi nish in 2009 ... Two-time Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference All-Star Team honoree ... Named MVP of Region 9 tournament dur-ing senior season ... Kentucky High School Athletic Association Academic First-Team All-State pick

following senior season ... Three-time Honorable Mention Academic All-State ... Also participated in track & fi eld at Notre Dame.

P ERSONAL: Lindsay Elizabeth Hartmann ... Born May 11, 1994, in Edgewood, Ky. ... Daugh-ter of Molly and Mike Hartmann ... Majoring in Exercise Science.

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Hartmann’s Career StatsSeason SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2012 99-28 0 0.00 6 38 -.158 14 0.14 20 0.20 17 183 1.85 17 0 0 0 0.00 1 2 20.0 0.20 TOTAL 99-28 0 0.00 6 38 -.158 14 0.14 20 0.20 17 183 1.85 17 0 0 0 0.00 1 2 20.0 0.20


5 Meredith Peacock6-1 | So. | Middle Hitter

Charlotte, N.C./Hickory Grove

2012: Started 16 matches and appeared in 23 contests during freshman season … Averaged 1.03 kills and 0.78 blocks per set … Ranked third on team with .201 hitting percentage … Tallied season-high eight kills at NC State … Registered season-best six total blocks versus Davidson.

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time All-Conference selection and two-time All-State pick ... Back-to-back Hickory Grove Christian Player-of-the-Year ...

Hickory Grove Christian Wendy’s High School Heisman honoree ... AVCA All-American Watch List ... Set program mark for kills in a season (447) and in a career (1,417) ... Also holds school mark for total blocks (250) ... Oasis Shrine Bowl All-Star Volleyball Game selection ... Also played softball at Hickory Grove ... Led Lions to back-to-back state championships in softball ... Two-time All-Conference and All-State selection in softball ... Became fi rst student-athlete in school history to earn All-State Acco-lades in two sports ... Member of National Honor Society ... Homecoming Queen.

CLUB: Played for Carolina Union Volleyball ... Also Played for NC Duraforce Juniors ... Led NC Duraforce to 11th-place fi nish in Nationals ... Paced NC Duraforce in attack percentage during 2011 season.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Meredith Joelle Pea-cock ... Born March 16, 1994, in Charlotte, N.C. ... Daughter of Barbara and Charles Peacock ... Majoring in Public Health.

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Peacock’s Career StatsSeason SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2012 73-23 75 1.03 35 199 .201 1 0.01 3 0.04 4 9 0.12 2 5 52 57 0.78 4 0 109.0 1.49 TOTAL 73-23 75 1.03 35 199 .201 1 0.01 3 0.04 4 9 0.12 2 5 52 57 0.78 4 0 109.0 1.49


7 Kaitlyn Cobb6-0 | So. | Right Side HitterLexington, S.C./Lexington

2012: Saw playing time in four matches … Tallied season-high three kills versus North Carolina Central.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four Year Starter at Lexington, where she guided Wildcats to a pair of region championships and a state runner-up fi n-ish as a sophomore ... Recorded a school-record 118 total blocks and

a career-high 380 kills during junior campaign ... Two-time All-Region pick ... Six-time All-Tournament Team selection ... Team MVP as a senior ... Invited to SC Coaches Association of Women’s Sports Volleyball All Star North-South Match.

CLUB: Finished career playing for Magnum 18 Elite ... Guided Magnum 16 Elite to back-to-back National Championship appearances ... Three-time All-Region selection.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Kaitlyn Elizabeth Cobb ... Born Sept. 28, 1993, in Beaufort, S.C. ... Daughter of Kathy and Wade Cobb ... Majoring in University Studies.

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Cobb’s Career StatsSeason SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2012 5-4 5 1.00 2 12 .250 2 0.40 0 0.00 0 1 0.20 0 0 1 1 0.20 0 0 5.5 1.00 TOTAL 5-4 5 1.00 2 12 .250 2 0.40 0 0.00 0 1 0.20 0 0 1 1 0.20 0 0 5.5 1.00


3 Alyssa Desjardins5-7 | Fr. | Setter

Carrollton, Texas/Creekview

HIGH SCHOOL: Played in every varsity match during her four-year career at Creekview ...Tallied more than 3,500 assists and 1,100 digs during prep career ... Averaged 8.95 assists, 2.63 digs, 1.18 kills and 0.61 service aces per set during senior season … Averaged 9.28 as-sists, 2.97 digs, 0.98 kills and 0.56 service aces per frame as a junior ... Two-time District Setter-of-the-Year ... First-Team All-District selection

in 2010 ... Tabbed District Freshman-of-the-Year … Two-time Carrollton Creekview MVP honoree … Named Team MVP following junior season ... Garnered High Honorable Mention distinction on Prepvolleyball.com Top Sophomore 79 ranking ... Earned Special Mention rec-ognition on Prepvolleyball.com Top Frosh 59 listing ... Member of National Honor Society ... Received Creekview’s King/Roosevelt Crimson Honor for Leadership.

CLUB: Played for Texas Advantage Black … Guided team to Gold Medal in 18 Open Division of USA Volleyball Nationals ... Earned All-Tournament Team distinction at the event ... Earned All-Texas Team Special Mention from Lonestar Volleyball ... Led team to Silver Medal in the U17 Division of the 2012 USA Volleyball Nationals ... Earned All-Tournament Team distinction at the event ... Paced squad to open championship titles at the Show Me Qualifi er, the Lonestar Qualifi er and the Las Vegas Classic during 2012 season ... Helped team claim the Silver Medal at the 2011 AAU Na-tionals ... Led team to back-to-back open cham-pionships at Northern Lights Qualifi er ... Paced team to Bronze Medal at the 2010 USA Volleyball Nationals ... Helped squad capture Gold Medal in U14 Open Division of 2009 USA Volleyball Nation-als.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Alyssa Renee Desjar-dins … Born April 20, 1995, in Carrollton, Texas … Daughter of Marc and Petra Desjardins ... Ma-joring in University Studies.

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6 Morgan Owney5-8 | Fr. | Defensive Specialist

Elizabeth City, N.C./Northeastern

HIGH SCHOOL: Led Northeastern to back-to-back regional cham-pionships and NCHSAA Class 2A state runner-up fi nishes (2011 & 2012) … Also helped Eagles capture three straight conference cham-pionships and post 78-3 overall mark during three seasons with pro-gram … Two-time All-Conference selection (2012 & 2013) … Named Team Co-MVP following senior season and Team Defensive MVP as

a sophomore … First-Team All-District selection by The Daily Advance … Member of National Honor Society.

CLUB: Played for Coastal Virginia VBC … Led squad to sixth-place fi nish at 2012 AAU Nationals … Served as captain of squad for 2011 season … Guided team to fi rst place fi nishes at Capital Hill Classic and Mid-Atlantic Grand Prix events in 2011.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Morgan Wayne Owney … Born Dec. 16, 1994, in Elizabeth City, N.C. … Daughter of Vickie and Lee Owney ... Majoring in University Studies.


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8 Kristen Powell6-1 | Fr. | Right Side Hitter

Raleigh, N.C./Garner Magnet

HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time Greater Neuse River 4A Conference Player-of-the-Year ... Four-time All-Conference selection ... Helped Garner cap-ture three straight Greater Neuse River 4A Conference championships and post 62-14 overall record in fi nal three seasons ... Ranked second in North Carolina Class 4A in kills per set (4.70) ... Tallied 401 kills, 65 ser-vice aces, 58 total blocks and 47 digs during senior season ... Set school

records for total kills, attack attempts, total blocks and games played dur-ing senior season … Served as team captain as a senior.

CLUB: Played for Triangle Volleyball Club ...Helped squad advance to 2013 USA Volleyball Nation-als ... Led TVBC to Carolina Region Championship and earn 4th-place fi nish at the Lone Star Classic U17 Open Division that earned squad a bid to the 2012 USA Volleyball Junior National Champion-ships.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Kristen Powell … Born July 20, 1995 in Raleigh, N.C. … Daughter of Connie and Jim Powell ... Majoring in University Studies.


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14 Casey Rieger5-11 | Fr. | Outside Hitter

Matthews, N.C./Providence

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner … Three-time SW4A Con-ference Player-of-the-Year … Four-time All-Conference selection … Two-time All-Observer selection by Charlotte Observer … Recorded 307 kills, 170 digs, 27 total blocks and 32 service aces during senior season … Tallied 316 kills and 167 digs during junior campaign … Named Team MVP all four seasons … Served as team captain for

sophomore and senior seasons … Led Panthers to 2011 NCHSAA Class 4A State Championship … Also guided squad to 2010 Class 4A state runner-up fi nish … Also played basketball at Matthews, earning Second-Team All-Conference accolades.

CLUB: Played for Carolina Juniors … Led squad to championship in MAPL Queen City Classic.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Casey Reiger … Born August 18, 1994, in Matthews, N.C. … Daughter of Debbie and Mark Reiger ... Majoring in Com-munication Studies.


17 Nicole Lott5-11 | Fr. | Outside Hitter

West Chester Pa./Bishop Shanahan

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter ... Averaged 3.70 kills per set and fashioned a .395 hitting percentage during senior season ... Also re-corded 245 digs and 80 service aces ... Three-time AAA Pennsylvania All-State selection (2010-12) ... Three-time AAA PIAA First-Team All-Dis-trict honoree (2010-12) ... Named Under Armour Honorable Mention All-American ... Helped Eagles capture 2009 PIAA Class AAA State Cham-

pionship and three Chesmont League Championships ... Named Team MVP following junior season … Served as team captain for junior and senior seasons ... Named to Bishop Shanahan Honor Roll with 4.0 GPA ... Member of Bishop Shanahan School Leadership Coun-cil.

CLUB: Played for Synergy Volleyball Club ... Helped Synergy 17 Orange capture the Gold Medal in the U17 National Division of the 2012 USA Volleyball Nationals ... Named to All-Tourna-ment Team at the event ... Guided Synergy 15 Orange to Bronze Medal in National Division of 2010 USA Volleyball National Championships ... Named to All-Tournament Team at the event ... Five-time USA Volleyball national qualifi er.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Nicole Lott … Daugh-ter of Michael and Michele Lott … Born June 13, 1995 in West Chester, Penn ... Majoring in An-thropology

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18 Maddi Cordia5-8 | Fr. | Setter

St. Charles, Mo./Francis Howell

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year letterwinner ... Led Vikings to back-to-back state fi nal four appearances … First-team All-District and Sec-ond-Team All-Gateway Athletic Conference South selection as a se-nior … Averaged 6.0 assists and 1.5 digs per set during senior season … Honorable Mention All-GAC South pick following junior season … Two-time GAC South All-Academic team selection … All-State Aca-

demic Team honoree as a senior … Member of the National Honor So-ciety.

CLUB: Played for High Performance VBC.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Madeline Grace Cor-dia … Born Feb. 23, 1995, in St. Louis, Mo. … Daughter of Jennifer and Tom Cordia ... Majoring in Biology.

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19 Savannah Brown6-0 | Fr. | Middle Hitter

Mebane, N.C./Cedar Ridge

HIGH SCHOOL: Two-year letterwinner at Cedar Ridge … Missed se-nior season due to injury … Led Red Wolves to back-to-back NCHSAA state playoff appearances, including semifi nal runner-up fi nish in 2010 … Honorable Mention All-Conference selection following junior season … Led team in total kills (168) and digs per set (1.30) as a junior … Two-time Scholar-Athlete selection … Graduated with honors.

CLUB: Played three seasons for Triangle Volleyball Club … Also played for Jammers Volleyball Club.

PERSONAL: Full Name: Savannah Amanda Brown … Born June 8, 1995, in Portland, Ore. … Daugh-ter of Laura Brown and Chris Walker ... Majoring in University Studies.

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2012 Player & team Stats

Player StatisticsATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING

## Player S K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SE SA/S RE DIG Dig/S BS BA Total Blk/S BE BHE Points15 Laite, Christi 102 287 2.81 143 756 .190 38 0.37 18 26 0.18 3 133 1.30 1 64 65 0.64 16 6 338.012 Kline, Morgan 97 267 2.75 127 744 .188 8 0.08 31 21 0.32 29 217 2.24 1 29 30 0.31 2 0 313.511 Keightley, McKenzie 97 180 1.86 53 409 .311 5 0.05 19 28 0.20 2 43 0.44 12 100 112 1.15 10 1 261.023 Mallard, Jennifer 67 148 2.21 80 483 .141 10 0.15 5 13 0.07 13 75 1.12 0 23 23 0.34 2 2 164.55 Peacock, Meredith 73 75 1.03 35 199 .201 1 0.01 3 4 0.04 2 9 0.12 5 52 57 0.78 4 0 109.010 Fitzgerald, Sarah 38 76 2.00 60 254 .063 2 0.05 6 7 0.16 9 31 0.82 0 17 17 0.45 2 2 90.59 Young, Siera 51 55 1.08 24 134 .231 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 1 7 0.14 5 38 43 0.84 5 0 79.04 Gagliardi, Leah 50 62 1.24 36 242 .107 3 0.06 3 2 0.06 4 35 0.70 1 19 20 0.40 1 0 75.513 Porter, Courtney 26 35 1.35 22 90 .144 5 0.19 0 1 0.00 0 6 0.23 2 16 18 0.69 1 0 45.06 Lahaie, Natalie 84 18 0.21 4 60 .233 553 6.58 9 15 0.11 0 130 1.55 0 18 18 0.21 2 14 36.01 Phillips, Victoria 77 21 0.27 2 49 .388 457 5.94 7 11 0.09 2 182 2.36 0 13 13 0.17 5 10 34.516 Collins, Haley 101 3 0.03 3 41 .000 53 0.52 21 9 0.21 25 362 3.58 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 24.02 Hartmann, Lindsay 99 0 0.00 6 38 -.158 14 0.14 20 17 0.20 17 183 1.85 0 0 0 0.00 1 2 20.07 Cobb, Kaitlyn 5 5 1.00 2 12 .250 2 0.40 0 0 0.00 0 1 0.20 0 1 1 0.20 0 0 5.514 Mounts, Miranda 20 0 0.00 0 1 .000 3 0.15 0 1 0.00 3 12 0.60 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0

UNCW................ 104 1232 11.85 597 3512 .181 1154 11.10 142 155 1.37 122 1426 13.71 27 390 222.0 2.13 51 38 1596.0 Opponents........... 104 1324 12.73 583 3575 .207 1242 11.94 122 212 1.17 142 1471 14.14 31 358 210.0 2.02 40 34 1656.0

TEAM STATISTICS

UNCW OPPATTACK Kills 1232 1324Kills 1232 1324 Errors 597 583 Errors 597 583 Total Attacks 3512 3575 Total Attacks 3512 3575 Attack Pct .181 .207 Attack Pct .181 .207 Kills/Set 11.8 12.7 Kills/Set 11.8 12.7

SET Assists 1154 1242 Assists 1154 1242 Assists/Set 11.1 11.9 Assists/Set 11.1 11.9

SERVE Aces 142 122 Aces 142 122 Errors 155 212 Errors 155 212 Attempts 2245 2271 Attempts 2245 2271 Serve Pct .931 .907 Serve Pct .931 .907 Aces/Set 1.4 1.2 Aces/Set 1.4 1.2

SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors 122 142 Errors 122 142 Errors/Set 1.2 1.4 Errors/Set 1.2 1.4

DEFENSE Digs 1426 1471 Digs 1426 1471 Digs/Set 13.7 14.1 Digs/Set 13.7 14.1

BLOCKING Block Solo 27 31Block Solo 27 31 Block Assist 390 358 Block Assist 390 358 Total Blocks 222.0 210.0 Total Blocks 222.0 210.0 Blocks/Set 2.1 2.0 Blocks/Set 2.1 2.0 Block Errors 51 40 Block Errors 51 40 BHE 38 34 BHE 38 34

ATTENDANCE Total 2204 3194 Total 2204 3194 Dates/Avg Per DateDates/Avg Per Date 12/184 10/319 12/184 10/319 Neutral site Dates/Avg 7/79

Season Results

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE SCORE-BY-SET ATTENDAug 24 HIGH POINT# W 3-0 25-23,25-17,25-16 389Aug 25 DELAWARE STATE# W 3-0 25-12,25-19,25-14 134Aug 25 LIU BROOKLYN# L 1-3 17-25,25-19,17-25,20-25 213Aug 28 CAMPBELL W 3-0 25-17,29-27,25-15 227Aug 31 at Wake Forest^ L 2-3 16-25,25-18,30-28,14-25,7-15 472Sep 01 vs Winthrop^ W 3-0 25-20,25-17,27-25 106Sep 01 vs Davidson^ L 1-3 25-19,20-25,28-30,15-25 112Sep 07 vs Stetson@ W 3-0 25-11,25-8,25-22 72Sep 07 vs Rutgers@ L 0-3 18-25,15-25,24-26 85Sep 08 at Norfolk State@ W 3-0 25-19,25-18,27-25 133Sep 11 at NC State L 2-3 25-21,25-22,24-26,16-25,11-15 331Sep 14 at UNCG& L 2-3 25-18,25-15,25-27,24-26,13-15 349Sep 15 vs Morehead State& L 0-3 16-25,14-25,20-25 47Sep 15 vs Youngstown State& L 1-3 22-25,17-25,25-20,17-25 61Sep 18 THE CITADEL W 3-0 25-21,25-21,25-17 86Sep 22 WILLIAM & MARY* L 0-3 20-25,23-25,20-25 288Sep 28 at Northeastern* L 1-3 17-25,25-23,21-25,14-25 113Sep 30 at Hofstra* L 1-3 22-25,25-18,18-25,18-25 139Oct 05 DELAWARE* L 2-3 25-21,25-20,18-25,17-25,10-15 164Oct 07 TOWSON* L 0-3 18-25,15-25,20-25 135Oct 13 at Georgia State* L 2-3 26-24,26-28,25-22,24-26,8-15 192Oct 20 at William & Mary* W 3-1 25-17,22-25,25-22,25-22 284Oct 23 NCCU W 3-0 25-14,25-18,25-19 107Oct 26 GEORGE MASON* W 3-2 25-17,18-25,19-25,25-14,15-8 181Oct 28 JAMES MADISON* W 3-1 25-20,27-25,21-25,25-21 125Nov 03 HOFSTRA* L 0-3 22-25,14-25,19-25 155Nov 09 at Towson* L 1-3 26-24,26-28,15-25,14-25 371Nov 10 at Delaware* L 0-3 19-25,17-25,20-25 810

* - CAA ContestCAPS - Home Contest# - Courtyard Marriott Beach Bash (Wilmington, N.C.)^ - Deacon Invitational (Winston-Salem, N.C.)@ - Spartan Classic (Norfolk, Va.)& - Spartan Spiketacular (Greensboro, N.C.)


Award Winners

All-Conference (Colonial Athletic Association)June Benton, First Team, 1985Yvonne Holan, First Team, 1987Dede Devoley, Second Team, 1987Lisa Mills, Second Team, 1987Yvonne Holan, First Team, 1988Dede Devoley, First Team, 1988Mary Lou Ryan, Second Team, 1988Hannah Helton, First Team, 1989Diane Lynn, Second Team, 1989Yvonne Holan, Second Team, 1989Kim Cavanaugh, First Team, 1990Hannah Helton, Second Team, 1990Kim Cavanaugh, First Team, 1991Amy Chilausky, First Team, 1993Josie Youngblood, Second Team, 1994Josie Youngblood, Second Team, 1995Holly Hill, Second Team, 1996Bea Gerevich, Second Team, 2003Christi Laite, Second Team, 2011Christi Laite, Second Team, 2012

All-Rookie (Colonial Athletic Association)Kate Bennett, 2004Paula McConnell, 2006

All-District 26 (NAIA)Kim Arthur, Honorable Mention, 1982Sara Womble, Honorable Mention, 1983

All-Tournament Selections (CAA)June Benton, 1985Mary Lou Ryan, 1987Mary Lou Ryan, 1988Dede Devoley, 1988Hannah Helton, 1990

All-Tournament Selections (Miscellaneous)Holly Abbuhl UNC Greensboro Invitational, 1998

Julie Barden AIAW Division III N.C. State Champioships, 1976Abbey Blazer UNC Greensboro Invitational, 1997

Angela Bodnar UNC Greensboro Invitational, 1997

Martha Byrd USVBA Regional, 1985

Rachael Caricato Battle at the Beach, 2008 Elon Volleyball Classic, 2008

Kim Cavanaugh Greensboro Invitational, 1990 UNC Charlotte Invitational, 1991

Amy Chilausky UNC Greensboro Invitational, 1992 Navy-Forrestal Tournament, 1992 UNC Chapel Hill Invitational, 1993 UNCW’s Comfort Inn Classic, 1993 Liberty Invitational, 1993 Davidson Invitational, 1993

Kelli Clear UNCW Courtyard by Marriott, 2010 Butler Invitational, 2010

Haley Collins UNCW Hilton Garden Inn Invitational, 2011

Jacqueline Crane Elon Volleyball Classic, 2008

Sarah DeLair Western Carolina Invitational, 1995 Navy-Forrestal Invitational, 1996 UNC Preview Invitational, 1997

Dede Devoley UNCW Invitational, 1988 Winthrop Invitational, 1988 Carolina Classic, 1988

Bea Gerevich Elon Classic, 2003

Lindsay Hartmann UNCW Courtyard Wilmington Beach Bash, 2012

Hannah Helton JMU Invitational, 1989

Holly Hill Carolina Kickoff Invitational, 1996 Davidson Invitational, 1996 Spartan Classic, 1996 Navy-Forrestal Invitational, 1996

Jill Hoeck McAlister’s Deli Seahawk Invitational, 2006

Yvonne Holan UNCW Invitational, 1987 JMU Invitational, 1987

Danielle Kearns Clemson Big Orange Bash, 2001

McKenzie Keightley UNCW Courtyard Wilmington Beach Bash, 2012 Spartan Spiketacular, 2012

Lesli Knauss Navy-Forrestal Classic, 1991

Christi Laite Winthrop Classic, 2011 George Washington Invitational, 2011 Spartan Classic, 2012

Bailey Lee UNC Asheville Preview, 1998 UNC Greensboro Invitational, 1998

Jennifer Mais Liberty Invitational, 2002 Winthrop Invitational, 2003

Jennifer Mallard George Washington Invitational, 2011 Hampton Inn Invitational, 2011 Deacon Invitational, 2012 Spartan Classic, 2012

A CAA All-Rookie Team selection, Paula McConnell was the fi rst player in A CAA All-Rookie Team selection, Paula McConnell was the fi rst player in school history to be named Most Valuable Player at two regular-season school history to be named Most Valuable Player at two regular-season tournaments, earning the honor at the Elon Volleyball Classic in 2008

tournaments, earning the honor at the Elon Volleyball Classic in 2008 and the Davidson Volleyball Classic in 2009. and the Davidson Volleyball Classic in 2009.


aWARD wINNERS

Paula McConnell McAlister’s Battle at the Beach, 2006 LaSalle Tournament, 2006 Seahawk Classic, 2008 Georgia Southern Bash In the Boro, 2008 UNCW Courtyard by Marriott/Hilton Garden Inn Classic, 2009 Myrtle Beach Comfort Suites Invitational, 2009

Lisa Mills UNCW Invitational, 1987 Winthrop Invitational, 1987 JMU Invitational, 1987

Lindsay Moffi tt Sleep Inn Battle at the Beach, 2005 North Carolina A&T/Terry LaBonte Classic, 2005

Emily Mohrman UNCW Hampton Inn Invitational, 2010

Ginger Moon UNC Charlotte Invitational, 1993 UNCW’s Comfort Inn Classic, 1994 UNC Charlotte Invitational, 1994 Carolina Kickoff Invitational, 1995 Davidson Invitational, 1996

Ashlyn Morris Battle at the Beach, 2007

Megan Nash North Carolina A&T/Terry LaBonte Classic, 2005 Colorado Invitational, 2007 Catamount Clash, 2007

Bobbi Pate Liberty Invitational, 1993 Davidson Invitational, 1993

Sheldon Plentovich UNC’s Round Robin Tournament, 1991 Navy-Forrestal Classic, 1991 UNC’s Round Robin Tournament, 1992 UNC Charlotte Invitational, 1992

Anna Price Battle at the Beach, 2007 Battle at the Beach, 2008

Felicity Ribalkin Sleep Inn Battle at the Beach, 2005 North Carolina A&T/Terry LaBonte Classic, 2005

Samantha Seifert High Point Volleyball Classic, 2010

Lindsey Strucko Davidson Wildcat Classic, 2009 UNCW Courtyard by Marriott/Hilton Garden Inn Classic, 2009 Hilton RTP/NCCU Volleyball Tournament, 2009

Brittany Sutton High Point Invitational

Josie Youngblood UNC Preview Tournament, 1994 UNCW’s Comfort Inn Classic, 1994 UNC Charlotte Invitational, 1994 Carolina Kickoff Invitational, 1995 Navy-Forrestal Invitational, 1995

Tournament Most Valuable PlayerMartha Byrd, USVBA Regional, 1985Paula McConnell, Catamount Clash, 2007Paula McConnell, Elon Volleyball Classic, 2008Paula McConnell, Davidson Wildcat Clasic, 2009

Miscellaneous Touranment Player Position AwardsAshlyn Morris, Best Libero, 2009 Davidson Wildcat Classic

Colonial Athletic Association Player-of-the-WeekLisa Mills, Oct. 10, 1988Dede Devoley, Oct. 17, 1988Mary Lou Ryan, Nov. 7, 1988Diane Lynn, Sept. 11, 1989Hannah Helton, Sept. 18, 1989Yvonne Holan, Oct. 2, 1989Kim Cavanaugh, Oct. 28, 1990Kim Cavanaugh, Nov. 5, 1990Kim Cavanaugh, Oct. 28, 1991

Amy Chilausky, Sept. 28, 1992Ginger Moon, Sept. 27, 1993Amy Chilausky, Nov. 8, 1993Josie Youngblood, Nov. 6, 1995Brittany Sutton, Sept. 3, 2001Lindsay Moffi tt, Aug. 29, 2005Paula McConnell, Sept. 8, 2008

Colonial Athletic Association Offensive Player-of-the-WeekPaula McConnell, Sept. 14, 2009Christi Laite, Oct. 29, 2012

Colonial Athletic Association Defensive Player-of-the-WeekHaley Collins, Nov. 7, 2011Courtney Porter, Oct. 10, 2011

Colonial Athletic Association Rookie-of-the-WeekPaula McConnell, Sept. 4, 2006 (Co-Rookie)Rachael Caricato, Sept, 10, 2007McKenzie Keightley, Sept, 6, 2011Victoria Phillips, Oct. 29, 2012

CAA Coach-of-the-YearKathy McDaniel, 1988

CoSIDA-GTE Academic All-AmericaDede Devoley, 1988 (District III)

Thomas V. Moseley Award Dede Devoley, 1988Josie Youngblood, 1996

UNCW Chancellor’s Cup Award Mary Lou Ryan, 1988Leslie Noukelak, 1996Ginger Moon, 1997

NCCSIA All-State TeamMegan Nash, 2006, 2007, 2008Christi Laite, 2011

Megan Nash was a three-time All-Tournament Team selection and a Megan Nash was a three-time All-Tournament Team selection and a

two-time All-State Team pick by the North Carolina Collegiate Sports two-time All-State Team pick by the North Carolina Collegiate Sports

Information Association.Information Association.


Year-by-year REcords & Coaching REcords

All-Time ResultsYear Aff. Coach W L PCT1974 AIAW Jan Donahue 15 2 .8821975 AIAW Jan Donahue 17 5 .7731976 AIAW Ann Kraft 12 2 .8571977 AIAW Ann Kraft 12 13 .4801978 AIAW Jane Batson 3 16 .1581979 AIAW Judy Peel 12 12 .5001980 AIAW Jackie Bartlett 18 18 .5001981 AIAW Jackie Bartlett 14 22 .3898 Seasons AIAW 103 90 .534

1982 NAIA Jackie Bartlett 21 9 .7001983 NAIA Jackie Bartlett 25 13 .6582 Seasons NAIA 46 22 .676

1984 NCAA I Jackie Bartlett 11 18 .3791985 NCAA I Kathy McDaniel 18 13 .5801986 NCAA I Kathy McDaniel 16 14 .5331987 NCAA I Kathy McDaniel 26 11 .7031988 NCAA I Kathy McDaniel 30 3 .9091989 NCAA I Kathy McDaniel 15 9 .6251990 NCAA I Kathy McDaniel 21 10 .6771991 NCAA I Kathy McDaniel 23 10 .6961992 NCAA I Kathy McDaniel 18 19 .4861993 NCAA I Kathy McDaniel 20 16 .5551994 NCAA I Kathy McDaniel 19 14 .5761995 NCAA I Kathy McDaniel 20 11 .6451996 NCAA I Kathy McDaniel 19 15 .5591997 NCAA I Kathy McDaniel 9 25 .2641998 NCAA I Kathy McDaniel 8 24 .2501999 NCAA I China Jude 4 24 .1672000 NCAA I China Jude 5 27 .1562001 NCAA I John Rodgers 11 18 .3792002 NCAA I John Rodgers/Amy Gardner 7 22 .2412003 NCAA I Amy Gardner 6 20 .2312004 NCAA I Jenn McCall 3 22 .1202005 NCAA I Jenn McCall 5 23 .1792006 NCAA I Jenn McCall 8 25 .2422007 NCAA I Jenn McCall 8 23 .2582008 NCAA I Jenn McCall 6 23 .2072009 NCAA I Amy Bambenek 13 18 .4192010 NCAA I Amy Bambenek 7 23 .2332011 NCAA I Amy Bambenek 12 19 .3872012 NCAA I Amy Bambenek 11 17 .39229 Seasons NCAA I 379 516 .42339 Seasons Overall Record 528 628 .457

Coaches By Chronological Order

Coach Began Ended Years Won Lost Pct.Jan Donahue 1974 1975 2 32 7 .820Ann Kraft 1976 1977 2 24 15 .615Jane Batson 1978 1978 1 3 16 .158Judy Peel 1979 1979 1 12 12 .500Jackie Bartlett 1980 1984 5 89 80 .527Kathy McDaniel 1985 1998 14 262 194 .575China Jude 1999 2000 2 9 51 .150John Rodgers 2001 2002 1 11 18 .379Amy Gardner 2002 2003 2 12 39 .235Jenn McCall 2004 2008 4 30 116 .205Amy Bambenek 2009 Active 4 43 77 .358

UNCW in the CAAYear Head Coach Overall CAA CAA Tournament1984 Jackie Bartlett 11-18 4-6 1985 Kathy McDaniel 18-13 2-2 Lost in semifi nals1986 Kathy McDaniel 17-15 5-5 4th Place1987 Kathy McDaniel 23-11 6-5 4th Place1988 Kathy McDaniel 30-3 5-2 2nd Place1989 Kathy McDaniel 15-9 2-3 5th Place1990 Kathy McDaniel 21-10 4-4 3rd Place1991 Kathy McDaniel 23-10 4-4 3rd Place1992 Kathy McDaniel 18-19 2-4 fi rst round1993 Kathy McDaniel 20-16 3-4 semifi nals1994 Kathy McDaniel 19-14 0-6 fi rst round1995 Kathy McDaniel 20-11 3-5 semifi nals1996 Kathy McDaniel 19-15 2-4 fi rst round1997 Kathy McDaniel 9-25 2-10 fi rst round1998 Kathy McDaniel 8-24 4-12 fi rst round1999 China Jude 4-24 0-12 fi rst round2000 China Jude 5-27 0-12 fi rst round2001 John Rodgers 11-18 1-11 2002 Amy Gardner 7-22 3-132003 Amy Gardner 6-20 2-122004 Jenn McCall 3-22 0-142005 Jenn McCall 5-23 1-172006 Jenn McCall 8-25 0-182007 Jenn McCall 8-23 1-132008 Jenn McCall 6-23 0-142009 Amy Bambenek 13-18 3-112010 Amy Bambenek 7-23 1-132011 Amy Bambenek 12-19 5-92012 Amy Bambenek 11-17 3-929 Seasons 379-516 89-235

Kathy McDaniel spent 14 seasons as head coach Kathy McDaniel spent 14 seasons as head coach

of the Seahawks, compiling a program-record 262 of the Seahawks, compiling a program-record 262

victories in that span. She was named CAA Coach-victories in that span. She was named CAA Coach-

of-the-Year in 1988 after guiding her squad to a of-the-Year in 1988 after guiding her squad to a

school-record 30 victories that season.school-record 30 victories that season.


Season SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SESA 1985 86-31 415 4.83 395 2585 .008 2181 25.36 61 0.71 01987 120-37 1511 12.59 536 3875 .252 1206 10.05 284 2.37 01988 111-33 1398 12.59 548 3345 .254 1172 10.56 329 2.96 01989 87-26 1094 12.57 472 2822 .220 1054 12.11 263 3.02 01990 115-0 1317 11.45 644 4045 .166 1159 10.08 316 2.75 01991 117-33 1391 11.89 629 3586 .212 1219 10.42 263 2.25 3461992 134-37 1866 13.93 833 4781 .216 1610 12.01 282 2.10 3931993 135-36 1681 12.45 811 4846 .180 1476 10.93 265 1.96 3241994 125-33 1594 12.75 785 4798 .169 1376 11.01 260 2.08 3491995 120--31 1548 12.90 725 4228 .195 1375 11.46 309 2.58 4021996 122-34 1586 13.00 776 4616 .175 1475 12.09 303 2.48 4641997 119-34 1347 11.32 795 4203 .131 1207 10.14 265 2.23 4851998 117-32 1396 11.93 798 4393 .136 1189 10.16 180 1.54 3321999 92-28 859 9.34 598 3051 .086 771 8.38 132 1.43 2252000 105-32 1208 11.50 721 3817 .128 1072 10.21 164 1.56 2252001 101-29 1318 13.05 652 3869 .172 1153 11.42 188 1.86 2102002 103-29 1234 11.98 591 3664 .175 1057 10.26 186 1.81 2462003 92-26 1155 12.55 602 3593 .154 1047 11.38 159 1.73 2252004 84-25 1011 12.04 639 3288 .113 921 10.96 123 1.46 1622005 96-28 1111 11.57 628 3644 .133 1007 10.49 91 0.95 1742006 114-33 1384 12.14 760 4212 .148 1223 10.73 176 1.54 2712007 109-31 1332 12.22 745 4101 .143 1208 11.08 162 1.49 1822008 101-29 1074 10.63 610 3477 .133 989 9.79 107 1.06 1612009 112-31 1201 10.72 568 3789 .167 1070 9.55 144 1.29 2472010 106-30 1092 10.30 603 3564 .137 1002 9.45 131 1.24 2052011 119-31 1306 10.97 729 3968 .145 1201 10.09 158 1.33 2272012 104-28 1232 11.84 597 3512 .181 1154 11.09 142 1.37 155

Season DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE 1985 507 5.90 0 273 217 490 5.70 0 01987 2323 19.36 0 122 297 419 3.49 0 01988 2091 18.84 0 0 393 393 3.54 0 01989 1726 19.84 0 199 239 438 5.03 0 01990 2073 18.03 0 0 595 595 5.17 0 01991 1762 15.06 343 269 264 533 4.56 160 521992 3072 22.93 270 382 613 995 7.43 266 5771993 2279 16.88 282 127 393 520 3.85 107 1071994 2090 16.72 0 78 264 342 2.74 62 1011995 1849 15.41 179 102 286 388 3.23 79 681996 1936 15.87 243 119 310 429 3.52 70 491997 1451 12.19 216 81 231 312 2.62 70 531998 1762 15.06 234 72 385 457 3.91 79 421999 1074 11.67 194 38 238 276 3.00 52 522000 1416 13.49 226 52 196 248 2.36 45 482001 1415 14.01 188 68 183 251 2.49 45 512002 1316 12.78 272 84 154 238 2.31 24 322003 1351 14.68 191 43 172 215 2.34 23 272004 1218 14.50 190 40 102 142 1.69 39 402005 1368 14.25 186 52 260 312 3.25 39 852006 1563 13.71 234 50 294 344 3.02 68 582007 1520 13.94 249 62 222 284 2.61 55 612008 1507 14.92 178 27 250 277 2.74 33 422009 1568 14.00 168 42 319 361 3.22 29 462010 1416 13.36 188 31 402 433 4.08 54 532011 1516 12.74 145 34 419 453 3.81 64 352012 1426 13.71 122 27 390 417 4.00 51 38

Year-by-year tEAM Statistics


Individual Season Records

Digs1. 527 Sheldon Plentovich 19922. 496 Haley Collins 20113. 485 Bobbi Pate 19934. 483 Yvonne Holan 19875. 478 Amy Chilausky 19926. 477 Jennifer Jamieson 19927. 448 Ashlyn Morris 20098. 431 Ashlyn Morris 20089. 430 K.C. Harmon 199210. 429 Dorinda Petrisko 2006

Digs per set (minimum 75 sets)1. 4.31 Ashlyn Morris 20082. 4.17 Haley Collins 20113. 4.03 Yvonne Holan 19874. 4.00 Ashlyn Morris 20095. 3.97 Jennifer Jamieson 19926. 3.93 Sheldon Plentovich 19927. 3.84 Kate Bennett 20058. 3.76 Dorinda Petrisko 20069. 3.75 Hannah Helton 199010. 3.71 Amy Chilausky 1992

Block solos1. 135 Amy Chilausky 19922. 125 Stephanie Wall 19853. 104 Kim Cavanaugh 19914. 97 Lisa Mills 19855. 85 K.C. Harmon 19926. 73 Hannah Helton 19897. 70 Jen Parks 19918. 65 Sheldon Plentovich 19929. 64 Diane Lynn 198910. 53 Amy Chilausky 1991

Block assists1. 230 Kim Cavanaugh 19902. 150 K.C. Harmon 19923. 146 Amy Chilausky 19924. 107 Diane Lynn 19905. 105 Lisa Mills 19886. 103 Kimberly Friedl 2009 103 Bailey Lee 19988. 100 McKenzie Keightley 20129. 97 Amy Chilausky 1993 97 Jennifer Jamieson 1992

Total blocks1. 281 Amy Chilausky 19922. 235 K.C. Harmon 19923. 230 Kim Cavanaugh 19904. 186 Kim Cavanaugh 19915. 177 Stephanie Wall 19856. 161 Lisa Mills 19857. 159 Sheldon Plentovich 19928. 147 Amy Chilausky 19939. 142 Jennifer Jamieson 199210. 136 Hannah Helton 1989

Blocks per set (minimum 75 sets)1. 2.18 Amy Chilausky 19922. 2.07 Kim Cavanaugh 19903. 2.06 Stephanie Wall 19854. 1.87 Lisa Mills 19855. 1.81 K.C. Harmon 19926. 1.65 Kim Cavanaugh 19917. 1.58 Hannah Helton 19898. 1.26 Diane Lynn 19899. 1.19 Sheldon Plentovich 199210. 1.18 Jennifer Jamieson 1992

Points1. 791.0 Amy Chilausky 19922. 642.5 Amy Chilausky 19933. 576.0 Kim Cavanaugh 19914. 523.0 Sarah DeLair 19965. 512.5 Josie Youngblood 19956. 493.5 Bailey Lee 19987. 475.0 Josie Youngblood 19948. 474.0 Sarah DeLair 19959. 470.5 Lisa Mills 198710. 466.0 Dede Devoley 1987

Points per set (minimum 75 sets)1. 6.13 Amy Chilausky 19922. 5.10 Kim Cavanaugh 19913. 5.01 Hannah Helton 19894. 4.76 Amy Chilausky 19935. 4.29 Sarah DeLair 19966. 4.27 Josie Youngblood 19957. 4.22 Bailey Lee 19988. 4.08 Kim Cavanaugh 19909. 4.03 Diane Lynn 198910. 4.03 Bailey Lee 2001

Sheldon Plentovich recorded program-bests Sheldon Plentovich recorded program-bests

of 1,535 assists and 527 digs during the 1992 of 1,535 assists and 527 digs during the 1992

season. season.

Lisa Mills holds the program’s single-season

Lisa Mills holds the program’s single-season record for service aces, recording 110 during

record for service aces, recording 110 during the 1987 campaign. the 1987 campaign.


Individual Season REcords

Kills1. 528 Amy Chilausky 19922. 512 Amy Chilausky 19933. 450 Josie Youngblood 19954. 414 Dede Devoley 19875. 413 Josie Youngblood 19946. 397 Sarah DeLair 19967. 386 Abbey Blazer 19978. 379 Kim Cavanaugh 19919. 376 Dede Devoley 198810. 375 Holly Hill 1996

Kills per set (minimum 75 sets)1. 4.09 Amy Chilausky 19922. 3.79 Amy Chilausky 19933. 3.75 Josie Youngblood 19954. 3.48 Dede Devoley 19885. 3.45 Dede Devoley 19876. 3.36 Josie Youngblood 19947. 3.35 Kim Cavanaugh 19918. 3.28 Christi Laite 20119. 3.27 Kate Bennett 200410. 3.25 Sarah DeLair 1996

Attack attempts1. 1283 Amy Chilausky 19932. 1185 Josie Youngblood 19943. 1184 Amy Chilausky 1992 1184 Josie Youngblood 1995 1184 Sarah DeLair 19966. 1115 Lindsey Strucko 20097. 1076 Abbey Blazer 19978. 1063 Bailey Lee 19989. 1056 Holly Hill 199610. 1040 Bobbi Pate 1993

Attack pct. (minimum 100 attempts)1. .347 Jennifer Mais 20022. .340 Hannah Helton 19893. .328 Amy Chilausky 19914. .326 Dede Devoley 19875. .317 Yvonne Holan 19876. .315 Paula McConnell 20097. .311 McKenzie Keightley 20128. .294 Paula McConnell 20089. .292 Lisa Mills 198810. .291 Diane Lynn 1989

Assists1. 1535 Sheldon Plentovich 19922. 1290 Ginger Moon 19933. 1278 Ginger Moon 19964. 1222 Ginger Moon 1994 1222 Martha Byrd 19856. 1194 Ginger Moon 19957. 1189 Holly Abbuhl 19988. 1154 Mary Lou Ryan 19889. 1090 Holly Abbuhl 199710. 1063 Sheldon Plentovich 1991

Assists per set (minimum 75 sets)1. 11.46 Sheldon Plentovich 19922. 10.69 Mary Lou Ryan 19883. 10.48 Ginger Moon 19964. 10.16 Holly Abbuhl 19985. 10.02 Ginger Bradbury 20016. 9.95 Ginger Moon 19957. 9.93 Ginger Moon 19948. 9.70 Ginger Moon 19939. 9.69 Lacey White 200410. 9.67 Jill Hoeck 2007

Service aces1. 110 Lisa Mills 19872. 100 Lisa Mills 19883. 75 Ginger Moon 19934. 65 K.C. Harmon 19925. 64 Hannah Helton 19906. 61 Mary Lou Ryan 1988 61 Sarah DeLair 19958. 57 Ginger Moon 19949. 56 Hannah Helton 198910. 55 Amy Chilausky 1992

Service aces per set (minimum 75 sets)1. 0.93 Lisa Mills 19872. 0.93 Lisa Mills 19883. 0.65 Hannah Helton 19894. 0.58 Hannah Helton 19905. 0.56 Mary Lou Ryan 19886. 0.56 Ginger Moon 19937. 0.51 Christy Montford 19898. 0.51 Sarah DeLair 19959. 0.50 K.C. Harmon 199210. 0.48 Heather Kimble 1990

Service attempts1. 469 Ashlyn Morris 20062. 456 Jill Hoeck 20063. 449 Paula McConnell 20074. 444 Jill Hoeck 2007 444 Dorinda Petrisko 20066. 429 Jennifer Mallard 20117. 417 Elizabeth Hanna 20068. 414 Ashlyn Morris 20079. 401 Lindsay Moffi tt 200510. 400 Kelli Clear 2010

Amy Chilausky established new program-bests with 528 kills, 135 solo

Amy Chilausky established new program-bests with 528 kills, 135 solo blocks and 282 total blocks during the 1992 season.

blocks and 282 total blocks during the 1992 season.


Individual Career Records

Kills1. 1470 Amy Chilausky 1990-932. 1375 Josie Youngblood 1991-953. 1267 Sarah DeLair 1994-974. 1185 Bailey Lee 1998-015. 1005 Lindsey Strucko 2006-096. 994 Hannah Helton 1987-907. 969 Paula McConnell 2006-098. 881 Yvonne Holan 1987-899. 856 Dede Devoley 1985,87-8810. 846 Lindsay Moffi tt 2002-05

Kills per set (minimum 100 sets)1. 3.39 Amy Chilausky 1990-932. 3.24 Abbey Blazer 19973. 3.03 Kim Cavanaugh 1990-914. 3.00 Josie Youngblood 1991-955. 2.88 Jennifer Mais 2002-036. 2.87 Bailey Lee 1998-017. 2.81 Yvonne Holan 1987-898. 2.75 Sarah DeLair 1994-979. 2.73 Dede Devoley 1985,87-8810. 2.70 Christi Laite 2010-12

Attack attempts1. 3810 Josie Youngblood 1991-952. 3712 Sarah DeLair 1994-973. 3379 Amy Chilausky 1990-934. 3348 Bailey Lee 1998-015. 3156 Lindsey Strucko 2006-096. 2580 Erin Fowler 1998-017. 2535 Hannah Helton 1987-908. 2524 Lindsay Moffi tt 2002-059. 2398 Megan Nash 2005-0810. 2394 Dede Devoley 1985,87-88

Attack pct. (minimum 2000 attempts)1. .271 Paula McConnell 2006-092. .264 Amy Chilausky 1990-933. .254 Yvonne Holan 1987-894. .245 Hannah Helton 1987-905. .230 Dede Devoley 1985,87-886. .210 Christi Laite 2010-Active7. .203 Bobbi Pate 1990-938. .197 Sarah DeLair 1994-979. .189 Leslie Noukelak 1992-9510. .187 Lindsay Moffi tt 2002-05

Assists1. 4984 Ginger Moon 1993-962. 3581 Sheldon Plentovich 1989-923. 3194 Holly Abbuhl 1997-004. 2146 Kelsey Bendig 2008-115. 2073 Jill Hoeck 2006-076. 1851 Mary Lou Ryan 1987-887. 1465 Bea Gerevich 2002-038. 1222 Martha Byrd 19859. 1208 Ginger Bradbury 2000-0110. 1144 Lacey White 2003-04

Assists per set (minimum 100 sets)1. 10.01 Ginger Moon 1993-962. 9.42 Jill Hoeck 2006-073. 9.02 Holly Abbuhl 1997-004. 8.12 Mary Lou Ryan 1987-885. 7.91 Sheldon Plentovich 1989-926. 7.79 Ginger Bradbury 2000-017. 7.63 Bea Gerevich 2002-038. 6.98 Lacey White 2003-049. 6.10 Kelsey Bendig 2008-1110. 5.27 Natalie Lahaie 2009-12

Service aces1. 234 Ginger Moon 1993-962. 232 Lisa Mills 1985,87-883. 207 Hannah Helton 1987-904. 186 Sarah DeLair 1994-975. 140 Heather Kimble 1987-906. 135 Ashlee Morris 1996-997. 126 Julie Shouse 1988-918. 118 Bailey Lee 1998-019. 117 Josie Youngblood 1991-9510. 113 Leslie Noukelak 1992-95

Service aces per set (minimum 100 sets)1. 0.74 Lisa Mills 1985,87-882. 0.50 K.C. Harmon 19923. 0.49 Hannah Helton 1987-904. 0.47 Ginger Moon 1993-965. 0.46 Bea Gerevich 2002-036. 0.41 Vanessa Caruso 19957. 0.40 Sarah DeLair 1994-978. 0.40 Heather Kimble 1987-909. 0.40 Kim Cavanaugh 1990-9110. 0.40 Heather White 1999-01

Service attempts1. 1596 Ashlyn Morris 2006-092. 1386 Lindsay Moffi tt 2002-053. 1106 Kelsey Bendig 2008-114. 1031 Dorinda Petrisko 2003-065. 1007 Haley Collins 2010-126. 900 Jill Hoeck 2006-077. 870 Anna Price 2006-098. 778 Kelli Clear 2007-10 774 Jennifer Mallard 2008-1210. 774 Natalie LaHaie 2009-12

Josie Youngblood posted a program-record 3,810 attack attempts during her

Josie Youngblood posted a program-record 3,810 attack attempts during her

four-year career and also sits in the top 10 on the squad’s career lists for

four-year career and also sits in the top 10 on the squad’s career lists for

kills (1,375/2nd) and attack percentage (.171/10th).

kills (1,375/2nd) and attack percentage (.171/10th).


Individual Career Records

Digs1. 1516 Ashlyn Morris 2006-092. 1383 Josie Youngblood 1991-953. 1217 Hannah Helton 1987-904. 1166 Haley Collins 2010-Active5. 1097 Yvonne Holan 1987-896. 1076 Sarah DeLair 1994-977. 1051 Sheldon Plentovich 1989-928. 1042 Ginger Moon 1993-969. 1014 Leslie Noukelak 1992-9510. 909 Amy Chilausky 1990-93

Digs per set (minimum 100 sets)1. 3.73 Haley Collins 2010-112. 3.63 Kate Bennett 2004-053. 3.52 Ashlyn Morris 2006-094. 3.50 Yvonne Holan 1987-895. 3.31 K.C. Harmon 19926. 3.02 Josie Youngblood 1991-957. 2.98 Leslie Knauss 1988-928. 2.98 Katy Kurt 1993-949. 2.90 Bea Gerevich 2002-0310. 2.87 Hannah Helton 1987-90

Total blocks1. 561 Amy Chilausky 1990-932. 416 Kim Cavanaugh 1990-913. 375 Lisa Mills 1985,87-884. 374 Bailey Lee 1998-015. 364 Hannah Helton 1987-906. 334 Sarah DeLair 1994-977. 328 Sheldon Plentovich 1989-928. 268 Paula McConnell 2006-099. 254 Jennifer Jamieson 1989-9210. 253 Debby Taydus 1991-94

Blocks per set (minimum 100 sets)1. 1.86 Kim Cavanaugh 1990-912. 1.81 K.C. Harmon 19923. 1.29 Amy Chilausky 1990-934. 1.20 Lisa Mills 1985,87-885. 1.04 Kimberly Friedl 2007-106. 1.01 McKenzie Keightley 2011-127. 0.91 Bailey Lee 1998-018. 0.90 Courtney Porter 2010-119. 0.90 Diane Lynn 1987-9010. 0.89 Jennifer Jamieson 1989-92

Points1. 1962.5 Amy Chilausky 1990-932. 1674.5 Sarah DeLair 1994-973. 1646.5 Josie Youngblood 1991-954. 1542.0 Bailey Lee 1998-015. 1437.0 Hannah Helton 1987-906. 1161.0 Paula McConnell 2006-097. 1141.0 Lisa Mills 1985,87-888. 1107.5 Lindsey Strucko 2006-099. 1068.0 Yvonne Holan 1987-8910. 1029.0 Kim Cavanaugh 1990-91

Points per set (minimum 100 sets)1. 4.59 Kim Cavanaugh 1990-912. 4.52 Amy Chilausky 1990-933. 3.88 Abbey Blazer 19974. 3.73 Bailey Lee 1998-015. 3.67 Jennifer Mais 2002-036. 3.66 Lisa Mills 1985,87-887. 3.63 Sarah DeLair 1994-978. 3.59 Josie Youngblood 1991-959. 3.41 Yvonne Holan 1987-8910. 3.39 Hannah Helton 1987-90

Sets played1. 498 Ginger Moon 1993-962. 461 Sarah DeLair 1994-973. 458 Josie Youngblood 1991-954. 453 Sheldon Plentovich 1989-925. 442 Ashlee Morris 1996-996. 434 Amy Chilausky 1990-937. 431 Ashlyn Morris 2006-098. 424 Hannah Helton 1987-909. 419 Paula McConnell 2006-0910. 413 Bailey Lee 1998-01

Ashlyn Morris holds the program record with 1,516 digs and ranks third on

Ashlyn Morris holds the program record with 1,516 digs and ranks third on the all-time list in digs per set (3.52).

the all-time list in digs per set (3.52).


All-Time Roster

AHolly Abbuhl, 1997-00Julie Allen, 1996-99Martine Allison, 2004Juliet Anderson, 2001

BKay Baker, 1984-85Karen Barrett, 1984Ambrosia Barnette, 2004Jodi Bartman, 2002Janice Bates, 1993Tonya Beaumont, 2002Judy Bender, 1980-81Kelsey Bendig, 2008-2011Kate Bennett, 2004-05June Benton, 1984-85Abbey Blazer, 1997Angela Bodnar, 1996-00Meaghan Boyle, 2000Ginger Bradbury, 2000-01Heidi Bradbury, 2001-03Anna Brewster, 2002-03Laurie Brown, 1986Martha Byrd, 1984-86

CRobin Campbell, 1981Rachael Caricato, 2007-10Katy Chandler, 2000Mannika Charles, 2009-10Cynthia Chlus, 1995-96Kelli Clear, 2007-10Chris Cummings, 1995Vanessa Caruso, 1995Kim Cavanaugh, 1990-91Amy Chilausky, 1990-93Kaitlyn Cobb, 2012-Active

Haley Collins, 2010-ActiveKathy Cooper, 1979Kim Covil, 2000Jacqueline Crane, 2005-2008

DJeanie Daab, 1989Sarah DeLair, 1994-97Dede Devoley, 1985-88Delanie Dolan, 2008-10

FSara Fitzgerald, 2011-ActiveChristine Forsyth, 1985Antoinette Foust, 1984Erin Fowler, 1998-01Kimberly Freidl, 2007-10Christa Fulenwider, 2005-2006

GLeah Gagliardi, 2011-ActiveSara Gaither, 1978-80LuAnn Gentry, 1981Katie Gratale, 2011Bea Gerevich, 2002-2003Meg Gerlach, 1993Heidi Graham, 1999

HLindsay Hartmann, 2012-ActiveLynn Hartough, 2003-05Angela Harvey, 1979K.C. Harmon, 1992-93Annette Hassell, 1978-80Holly Hill, 1994-96Jennifer Hill, 2002Hannah Helton, 1987-90Jill Hoeck, 2006-2007

Keri Hogan, 2007-10Yvonne Holan, 1986-89Kyle Horton, 1998Lindsay Huffman, 2006Robin Huffman, 1981

JRhonda Jackson, 1987Jennifer Jamieson, 1989-1992Janet Johnson, 1980Wrenn Johnson, 1978-79Diana Jones, 1988Kim Jones, 1984-87

KDanielle Kearns, 2001McKenzie Keightley, 2011-12Heather Kimble, 1987-90Morgan Kline, 2011-ActiveLeslie Knauss, 1988-1992Katherine Kuhn, 2002Katy Kurt, 1993-94

LNatalie Lahaie, 2009-12Christi Laite, 2010-ActiveBailey Lee, 1998-01Darcy Lee, 1980Romaine Lee, 1978Lisa Livingston, 1978Diane Lynn, 1987-90

MKristin Maier, 2005Kristin Main, 2002Jennifer Mais, 2002-03Jennifer Mallard, 2008-12

Bea Gerevich played two seasons for the Seahawks and was a Second-Team

Bea Gerevich played two seasons for the Seahawks and was a Second-Team

All-CAA selection in 2003. She fi nished her career in seventh place on the

All-CAA selection in 2003. She fi nished her career in seventh place on the

program’s career assists chart (1,465). program’s career assists chart (1,465).


All-Time Roster

Lindsey Strucko was a four-year letterwinner for the Seahawks who fi nished Lindsey Strucko was a four-year letterwinner for the Seahawks who fi nished her career in fi fth place on the program’s all-time kills (1.005) and attack her career in fi fth place on the program’s all-time kills (1.005) and attack

attempts (3,156). attempts (3,156).

Lanette Marett, 1999Hannah Marsh, 2005Paige Marvin, 2002-05Betsy Massari, 1978Marissa Marzilli, 2008Paula McConnell, 2006-09Karen McFayden, 1984Jennifer McNeill, 1993-96Shannon Meyer, 1996-97,99Lisa Mills, 1985-88Jamie Mincey, 1986-88Liz Mitchell, 2003-06Meredith Mitchell, 2002-2003Hailey Mize, 2010Lindsay Moffi tt, 2002-05Emily Mohrman, 2008-2011Janie Molosh, 1979-81Lisa Montague, 1978-79Christy Montford, 1987-90Ginger Moon, 1993-96Adrienne Moore, 2002Miranda Mounts, 2011-12Nikki Morgan, 1997Ashlee Morris, 1996-99Ashlyn Morris, 2006-09Samantha Moser, 2003-2004Shelly Muscat, 1989-1992

NMegan Nash, 2005-2008Leigh Noblin, 1985-86Doreen Nowicki, 1984-85Leslie Noukelak, 1992-95Mandy Novak, 1996-97

OMarlina Oakes, 1998-99Mollie Odom, 1984-85Kristen Otto, 1993

PJen Parks, 1989-1992Mandy Partin, 1996-99Bobbi Pate, 1990-93Meredith Peacock, 2012-ActiveTerri Peet, 1979Dorinda Petrisko, 2003-06Victoria Phillips, 2012-ActiveSheldon Plentovich,1989-92Katie Ploghoft, 2000Courtney Porter, 2010-ActiveAnna Price, 2006-09Pattie Provost, 1978

QSarah Quick, 1978-80

REmily Rakes, 1994-97Felicity Ribalkin, 2003-05Sadie Rogers, 2005Denise Rowlett, 1979Mary Lou Ryan, 1987-88

SBrittany Sandy, 2004-07Samantha Seifert, 2010Lizzie Shaffer, 2003Nikki Shields, 2000-01Susan Shepard, 2001Julie Shouse, 1988-91Becky Simmons, 1979-81Susie Sineath, 1984,86-87Denise Smith, 1978Ashley Smith, 2002-04Erica Spina, 1998,99Susan Spivey, 1979Maggie St. Ledger, 1981Emily Steele, 2000-01

Tina Stow, 1999Lindsey Strucko, 2006-09Amanda Stucke-2003-05Brittany Sutton, 1997-01

TDebbie Taydus, 1991-1994Brenda Tew, 1981Bridget Toomey, 1979-81

UEvangeline Uldricks, 1994

VHolly Vandenberg, 1998Amie Vermaas, 2000Aeida Vincent, 1978

WStephanie Wall, 1984-86Nancy Washburn, 1978Bonnie Whitaker, 1980-81Heather White, 1999-01Lacey White, 2003-04Michele Wilderson, 1980-81Gretchen Wilson, 2009Linda Williams, 1980Sara Womble, 1981-84

YMandi Young, 2000Sierra Young, 2010-ActiveJosie Youngblood, 1992-95


sERIES Records

LastOpponent W L PCT MatchAmerica EastHartford 1 0 1.000 2008

American Athletic ConferenceConnecticut 1 0 1.000 1992Rutgers 0 1 .000 2012

Atlantic CoastBoston College 1 0 1.000 1991Clemson 0 3 .000 2001Duke 0 3 .000 1991Georgia Tech 0 3 .000 2000UNC Chapel Hill 0 3 .000 1993NC State 1 5 .167 2012Wake Forest 1 6 .143 2012Virginia 0 3 .000 1989Virginia Tech 0 2 .000 2008

Atlantic SunETSU 0 2 .000 1993Gardner-Webb 5 0 1.000 2006Jacksonville 0 2 .000 2008Kennesaw State 1 0 1.000 2007Mercer 4 5 .444 2006North Florida 1 0 1.000 2011Stetson 2 1 .667 2012

Atlantic 10Charlotte 9 15 .375 2009George Mason 11 36 .234 2012George Washington 0 2 .000 2011LaSalle 0 1 .000 2006Xavier (Ohio) 1 3 .250 2010VCU 11 26 .407 2011

Big EastButler 0 1 .000 2010Villanova 0 1 .000 1986

Big SouthCampbell 29 14 .674 2012CSU 24 11 .686 2011Coastal Carolina 32 23 .582 2011High Point 4 9 .307 2012Liberty 1 3 .250 2002

LastOpponent W L PCT MatchUNC Asheville 8 16 .333 2009Presbyterian 0 2 .000 2011Radford 3 2 .600 2009Winthrop 7 8 .467 2012

Big 10Northwestern 0 1 .000 1990

Big 12Colorado 0 1 .000 2007

Colonial Athletic AssociationCofC 6 13 .316 2011Delaware 3 23 .115 2012Drexel 0 2 .000 2002Hofstra 3 19 .136 2012James Madison 12 38 .240 2012Northeastern 0 13 .000 2012Towson 4 17 .190 2012William & Mary 4 47 .078 2012

Conference USACentral Florida 0 3 .000 2010Cincinnati 1 0 1.000 1995East Carolina 38 28 .575 2009FIU First MeetingMarshall 0 1 .000 2000 Horizon LeagueUIC First MeetingWright State 0 3 .000 2001Youngstown State 0 2 .000 2012

Ivy LeagueColumbia 3 2 .600 2009Pennsylvania 1 0 1.000 1995

Metro AtlanticCanisius 1 0 1.000 2009Loyola (Md.) 2 1 .667 1996Manhattan 1 0 1.000 1994Niagara 1 2 .333 2009Rider 1 0 1.000 2006


sERIES Records

LastOpponent W L PCT MatchMid-AmericanEastern Michigan 0 1 .000 2008Ohio 0 1 .000 2002 The Summit LeagueChicago State 1 1 .500 2004UMKC 0 1 .000 1997

Mid-EasternBethune-Cookman 0 1 .000 2000Coppin State 1 0 1.000 1993Delaware State 2 0 1.000 2012Hampton 7 0 1.000 2001Howard 2 0 1.000 2001UMES 3 0 1.000 2006Norfolk State 4 0 1.000 2012NC A&T 23 5 .821 2010NCCU 7 5 .583 2012South Carolina State 11 0 1.000 2010WSSU 2 0 1.000 2008

Mountain WestWyoming 0 1 .000 2011

NortheastC. Connecticut State 1 0 1.000 2011LIU Brooklyn 0 1 .000 2012UMBC 3 0 1.000 1992St. Francis (N.Y.) 1 0 1.000 1994

Ohio ValleyJacksonville State 0 1 .000 1997Morehead State 0 1 .000 2012UT-Martin 0 1 .000 2006

Pac 10Califorina 0 1 .000 2007

Patriot LeagueAmerican 8 17 .320 2000Army 1 2 .333 2010Bucknell 1 0 1.000 2006Lehigh 3 0 1.000 1994Navy 5 1 .833 1996

LastOpponent W L PCT MatchSouthwesternGrambling State 1 0 1.000 2003

SouthernAppalachian State 5 10 .333 2010Chattanooga 1 3 .250 2005The Citadel 3 0 1.000 2012Davidson 6 7 .461 2012Elon 12 11 .521 2010Furman 2 2 .500 2002Georgia Southern 2 1 .666 2008UNCG 6 14 .300 2012Western Carolina 9 7 .563 2009Wofford 1 1 .500 2004

SoutheasternAlabama First Meeting

SouthlandHouston Baptist First MeetingNicholls State 0 1 .000 1991UTSA 0 1 .000 2003Texas A&M - CC 0 1 .000 2011

Sun BeltGeorgia State 2 16 .111 2012

Western Athletic ConferenceAir Force 1 0 1.000 2005Tulsa 0 1 .000 2003

Bold - 2013 Opponent

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Jimmy BassAthletic Director

The UNCW athletic department continues to make tremendous strides under the leadership of Director of Athletics Jimmy Bass.

Since taking over the helm of the program in October of 2010, the Seahawks have won more Colonial Athletic Association championships than any other conference member over the last three years. Overall, UNCW has captured 11 CAA titles, including three crowns in 2012-13.

Bass introduced a comprehensive strategic plan upon his arrival and the Seahawks embraced it with great success, excelling in the athletic arena and also in the classroom.

With a recognized expertise in marketing and fund raising, the North Carolina native restructured the department’s fund raising arm and orchestrated a $2 million renovation to venerable Trask Coliseum. The Seahawks also reached a sponsorship consulting partnership with IMG Worldwide.

Before accepting the UNCW post, Bass spent three years in external operations at East Carolina after holding similar positions at Mississippi State, N.C. State, Pittsburgh, UNCW and Davidson. He served as UINCW’s rst full-time fundraiser in 1986, bolstering athletic scholarship efforts and increasing membership in the Seahawk Club three-fold during his rst stay.

A member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics and the National Association of Athletic Development Directors, Bass is beginning his second year as president of the Colonial Athletic Association.

He is married to the former Sarah Ruark and the couple has a son, Corey.

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Gary L. MillerChancellor

Dr. Gary Miller serves as the seventh leader of UNCW. A dedicated educator, Miller brings extensive academic and administrative experience to the university. His professional expertise spans the breadth and depth of American higher education, from his own learning experiences as a student at the

“The University of North Carolina Wilmington is uniquely situated to lead a transformation in American higher education, to model the programs and services that best serve 21st century students.”

College of William and Mary, to his early positions a faculty member at Mississippi State University, Weber State University and the University of Mississippi, to his work as a dean at the University of the Paci c and recently, as provost and vice president of academic affairs and research at Wichita State University.

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Wilmington,North Carolina

The greater Cape Fear region is home to more than 375,000 people, with Wilmington at its heart. A popular tourist destination, Wilmington is rich in history, arts and culture and is among the fastest-growing and most business-friendly cities in the Southeast. Sprawling from the banks of the Cape Fear River to the pristine shores of Wrightsville Beach, the city offers something for everyone.

Wilmington is nicknamed the “Port City” due to its expansive port, but is better known to locals and visitors as a lm center, thanks to EUE/Screen Gems Studios. From Stephen King’s popular TV series, Under the Dome, to the hit movie Iron Man 3, EUE/Screen Gems has welcomed more than 350 feature lms and television series to southeast North Carolina.

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Wilmington


Committed to undergraduate

teaching, UNC Wilmington boasts of learning

opportunities second to none and professors

whose commitment to knowledge and

teaching is surpassed only by their dedication

to students.


• A community committed to academic excellence

• A mid-sized institution with a small university look and feel

• A one-of-a-kind university culture that combines top academics in a unique coastal setting

Campus Life• Service learning and community service: 95,298 hours of service; 6,232 students

• Study abroad: more than 500 programs in more than 50 countries

• 270 clubs

Why UNCW?

Location: Wilmington, North Carolina Undergrad Enrollment: 12,387Admitted freshmen: 90 percent live on campus 8 percent said UNCW was rst choice 26 percent from top 10 percent of high school class

Campus Facts


National Rankings For the 15th consecutive year, U.S.News & World Report ranks UNC Wilmington among the top 10 public regional master’s universities in the South.

Among the academically outstanding colleges, The Princeton Review consistently designates UNCW one of the best overall bargains in the U.S. based on cost and nancial aid.

In Kiplinger’s Best Values in Public Colleges 2012, UNC Wilmington lists among the top 15 public universities in the nation and number two in North Carolina.

70+ majors


Academic Services

Morgan Morgan KlineKline

Christi Christi LaiteLaite2012 Volleyball Team2012 Volleyball Team

2012-13 Academic Accomplishments

The volleyball team was named an Academic Team Award winner by the American VolleyballCoaches Association (AVCA).

The women’s soccer team received the NSCAA’s College Team Academic Award for the ninth straight season.

Seniors Kim Currie and Stephanie Rose were named to the Mid-Atlantic Scholar All-Region Team by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA).

For the 10th consecutive year, the women’s cross country team was designated as a United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Academic All-American Team.

Junior forward Shane Reybold was named to the CAA’s All-Academic First-Team and junior guardTanner Milson collected All-Academic Second-Team honors.

Senior Chelsea McGowen and junior Diana Venezia of the women’s basketball team were selectedto the Honorable Mention All-CAA Academic Team.

The women’s track and fi eld team was named a National All-Academic Team by the Track andFieldand Cross Country Coaches Association.

Senior Kosta Blank was named First-Team Academic All-District (at-large) in the the Capital OneAcademic program administered by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).

Senior Michael Bass and sophomore Ryan LaGrange were named First-Team Academic All-District(at-large) in the the Capital One Academic program coordinated by the College Sports InformationDirectors of America (CoSIDA).

Senior Michael Bass and sophomore Ryan LaGrange were named Capital One Second-TeamAcademic All-America ®, becoming the fi rst Seahawks to earn the honor since 1987.

The baseball team and women’s tennis team earned their fi rst Public Recognition Awards fromNCAA by fi nishing among the top 10 percent nationally with a perfect 1,000 score on the multi-yearAPR score.

Thomas Bass, Stefan Brewer and Payne McLeod of the men’s golf team were each named to theGolf Coaches Association of America (GCAA) scholar-athlete team.

Jeanne Metiver was selected to the Women’s Golf Coaches Association (WGCA) All-AmericanScholar Team.

UNCW’s 366 student-athletes closed out 2012-13 with a 3.1194 cumulative grade point average.

The men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams were recognized by the College SwimmingCoaches Association of America (CSCAA) as Scholar Academic All-America programs.

Melissa HuntMelissa HuntAsst. A.D./Student-Asst. A.D./Student-

Athlete Support Athlete Support ServicesServices

Will LibousWill LibousAcademic CoordinatorAcademic Coordinator

Shannon PeaseShannon PeaseAcademic CoordinatorAcademic Coordinator


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