2014 Covenant Volleyball Media Guide

VOLLEYBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2014

www.athletics.covenant.edu | @CovenantVball

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OUR MISSIONThe mission of Covenant College is to explore and express the preeminence of Jesus Christ in all things. We educate Christians to engage culture and cultures, to examine and unfold creation, and to pursue biblical justice and mercy in community. With the student-faculty relationship and strong teaching and scholarship at the foundation, our Christ-centered community seeks to help students mature in three primary areas:

- Identity in Christ- Biblical frame of reference- Service that is Christ-like We offer the world biblically grounded men and women equipped to live out extraordinary callings in ordinary places.

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ON THE COVERThe 2014 team picture (cover design and photo by Andrew Mindeman)

Administrative Staff 5

Memberships 6

Barnes PE Center 8

Head Coach 10

Assistant Coach 12

2014 Season Preview 14

Players 16

2013 Season In-Review 32

Program History 34

Compliance 45

2014 Schedule Back Cover

CREDITSLayout design by Tad Evearitt Written by Andrew Mindeman Photos by Anna Dove, Andrew Mindeman and Covenant Communications Dept.

SCHOOL QUICK FACTSLocation: Lookout Mountain, GAEnrollment: 1,173Year Founded: 1955Nickname: ScotsColors: Royal Blue and WhiteAffiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: USA South AthleticPresident: Dr. J. Derek HalvorsonDirector of Athletics: Kyle TaylorSID: Andrew MindemanSchool Website: www.covenant.edu

/CovenantScots @CovenantScots @CovenantScots

Covenant Athletics Social Media Directory

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Dr. J. Derek HalvorsonPresident

Brad VoylesVP for Student Development

Kyle TaylorDirector of Athletics

Tim SceggelAssoc. Director of Athletics

Mark DubleAsst. Director of Athletics

Meredith AtwoodSWA/Head Athletic Trainer

Rodney MillerFaculty Athletics Representative

Andrew MindemanSports Information Director

Brad ClarkAsst. Athletic Trainer

Catherine KercherGrad Assistant for Athletic Admin

Ben WhartonDirector of Athletic Marketing

T.J. ZinkeAsst. Athletic Trainer

Andrew JohansenSports Information Intern

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NCAA DIVISION III

In 2013, Covenant became full members of the NCAA Division III following a four year transitional period from 2009-2013.

The largest division, in terms of number of schools and number of participants, is Division III comprised by more than 170,000 student-athletes at 444 mostly smaller institutions.

Academics are the primary focus for Division III student-athletes. The division minimizes

the conflicts between athletics and academics and keeps student-athletes on a path to graduation through shorter practice and playing seasons, the number of contests, no redshirting and regional competition that reduces time away from academic studies. Student-athletes are integrated on campus and treated like all other members of the general student-body, keeping them focused on being a student first.

The college experience is a time of learning and growth — a chance to follow passions and develop potential. For student-athletes in Division III, all of this happens most importantly in the classroom and through earning an academic degree. The Division III experience provides for passionate participation in a competitive athletic environment, in which student-athletes push themselves to excellence and build upon their academic success with new challenges and life skills. And student-athletes are encouraged to pursue their full passions and find their potential through a comprehensive educational experience.

The Three D’s:

DiscoverDivision III student-athletes are encouraged to pursue their interests and passions beyond the classroom and field of play…to discover themselves.

DevelopDivision III institutions provide an environment that encourages student-athletes to develop into well-rounded adults. Small class sizes, the ability to participate in more than one sport, and an emphasis on participating activities outside of the classroom are all hallmarks of the Division III experience.

DedicateDivision III institutions expect student-athletes to dedicate themselves to achieving their potential. Student-athletes must manage their busy schedules, keep up with class work and face the same challenges as the rest of the student-body.

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USA SOUTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

In 2013, Covenant became members of the USA South Athletic Conference. The conference is comprised of schools from Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina and Virginia.

All told, the USA South has 13 full-fledged members along with one associate member in football.

In volleyball and women’s basketball, the conference is split into two divisions (North and South). Covenant plays in the South division in those sports with Huntingdon, LaGrange, Maryville and Piedmont.

In all sports, with the exception of cross country, the top eight teams in the conference regular season standings advance to participate in the conference tournament.

Full Conference Members:Averett University (Danville, Va.)Covenant College (Lookout Mountain, Ga.)Ferrum College (Ferrum, Va.)Greensboro College (Greensboro, N.C.)Huntingdon College (Montgomery, Ala.)LaGrange College (LaGrange, Ga.)Mary Baldwin College (Staunton, Va.)Maryville College (Maryville, Tenn.)Meredith College (Raleigh, N.C.)Methodist University (Fayetteville, N.C.)North Carolina Wesleyan College (Rocky Mount, N.C.)Piedmont College (Demorest, Ga.)William Peace University (Raleigh, N.C.)

Associate Members:Christopher Newport University (Newport News, Va.) - Football

2013 USA South Final Volleyball StandingsNorth Conf. Overall W-L W-L Averett 17-2 27-9Meredith 15-4 21-10 William Peace 11-8 22-11 Methodist 9-10 14-18 Greensboro 9-10 13-20N.C. Wesleyan 7-12 8-22 Ferrum 3-16 4-24Mary Baldwin 0-19 0-29

South Conf. Overall W-L W-L Maryville * 16-0 24-16Piedmont 12-4 28-9Covenant 11-5 21-11LaGrange 5-11 11-20Huntingdon 1-15 5-27

* indicates USA South Tournament champion and NCAA automatic berth

Conference Administration

Commissioner: Rita WiggsAssoc. Commissioner: Mike ChristiePresident: Kandis SchramVice-President: Sharon Spalding

Conference InfoWebsite: www.usasouth.netTwitter: @usa_southInstagram: @usa_south

2014 USA South Preseason Poll - OverallRank Team (1st place votes) Pts. 1 Maryville (12) 1442 Piedmont 1203 Averett (1) 1144 Meredith 1115 Covenant 1066 William Peace 1007 Methodist 768 N.C. Wesleyan 629 Greensboro 5510 LaGrange 4911 Ferrum 3412 Huntingdon 3113 Mary Baldwin 12

BARNES PE CENTERHOME OF THE SCOTS

Barnes Physical Education Center was built in 1972 and named in honor of Covenant’s second president, Dr. Marion D. Barnes. The facility plays host to the Scots’ men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball programs as well as other athletic department needs.

During the summer of 2013, Barnes PE Center received a facelift with new interior paint jobs and championship banners honoring all 13 of Covenant’s athletic programs. New bleachers were installed in October of 2013 to update the facility further. Seating capacity is set at 650.

The main floor houses the game court to go along with offices for athletic administration. On the first floor are located an aerobic exercise room, weight room and more office space. The third floor has additional coaches and faculty offices and a classroom.

Although a small venue, Barnes can become loud and raucous as spectators sit close to the action. In 2012-13, the Scots men’s basketball team used their home-court advantage to secure a 9-3 home record. During the 2013-14 season, the volleyball team saw an increase in total attendance for the season.

FACTS:

Built: 1972Seating Capacity: 650Largest Volleyball Crowd (since 2010): 350 - Sept. 24, 2013 vs. Piedmont

Admissions PolicyWhile there is no charge for admission to regular season games, there may be a charge for postseason events and tournaments. No free admission or season passes can be used for USA South Athletic Conference championships or tournaments. No tobacco, alcohol or animals are allowed at any athletic events held at Covenant College.

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Joanna Ehman Head CoachJoanna Ehman will enter her second season at the helm of

the volleyball program in 2014 after being named the head

coach in the spring of 2013.

Before being named head coach, Ehman served two

years as an assistant under former Lady Scots head coach

Heather Taylor, helping Covenant to 47 wins over those

two seasons.

“I feel blessed to be able to take on this role. Coach

[Heather] Taylor has poured so much into the team during

her time here and has built a successful volleyball program.

Now, after playing for her and coaching under her, I

have the opportunity to continue to build on what she

established,” said Ehman at the time of her hiring. “Coach Taylor not only has a passion for the game, but a heart for

ministering to her players. I am thankful for the example she has set for me as well as the team, and I am excited to

move into this role after being mentored by her.”

“I am excited to have Joanna’s leadership as we move the volleyball program into the next phase with hopefully

full membership in the NCAA and USA South Athletic Conference,” commented Covenant Director of Athletics Kyle

Taylor. “She is an incredibly hard worker, knowledgeable volleyball coach, and up and coming recruiter. She has a

passion for the game of volleyball, knows her stuff, and what she doesn’t know has the humility to ask questions

and learn.”

In her first season, Ehman continued the success of her predecessor as the Lady Scots finished 21-11 overall and

11-5 in their first year as members of the USA South Athletic Conference. Ehman’s team advanced to the semifinals

of the USA South Tournament before being eliminated by eventual champion Maryville. Two players (Chelsea

VanDyk and Stephanie Kirkpatrick) were selected to USA South All-Conference teams. Additionally, she had five

players earn USA South All-Academic honors and her team was an AVCA Team Academic Award winner.

Ehman’s playing experience started when she was a child and continued all the way through college, where she

was a setter for the Lady Scots from 2006 to 2009. Her collegiate career defined her as one of the best setters in

conference - both the AAC (2006-2008) and GSAC (2009) - and Covenant history. Head Coach Heather Taylor noted

Ehman to be a true student of the game and consequently named her captain of the team during her junior and

senior years. She finished her career with 1,759 assists, 699 kills and 1,213 digs in 126 career matches.

During her high school years, Joanna was a setter and outside hitter for the Lady Eagles of North Cobb Christian

School in Kennesaw, Georgia. In 2009, she was inducted into the NCCS Hall of Fame for her efforts on the court.

Ehman’s coaching experience began in 2008 when she led a 16-year-old club team for Dig-to-Win, a volleyball

club operating out of Chattanooga. She gained further coaching experience with Choo Choo City Volleyball Club,

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prior to taking an assistant coaching position at Bryan College for the 2010 season. As the top assistant at Bryan,

Ehman was able to stake her first collegiate victory during a medical absence taken by head coach Leo Sayles. For

the season, the Lady Lions went 22-15 before being eliminated from the semifinal round of the AAC Conference

Tournament.

Ehman holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in business from Covenant College. She is married to Doug Ehman

(Covenant, ‘09) and the couple lives in the St. Elmo community of Chattanooga at the foot of Lookout Mountain.

Coaching Experience

Year College Title2010 Bryan College Asst. Coach 2011-12 Covenant Asst. Coach 2013-pr. Covenant Head Coach

Year-by-Year Coaching Records

Year College W-L 2013 Covenant 21-11

Overall: 21-11 (1 season)

Playing Career

Played all four years at Covenant (2006-09)

Matches Played: 126Sets: 461Kills: 699Hitting %: .202Assists: 1,759Digs: 1,213Service Aces: 191

- Team Captain during her junior and senior years - First team All-AAC in 2007 - AAC All-Freshman in 2006

Contact Information Education

e-mail Alma Mater: Covenant (‘10) [email protected] (B.A.) Business

office phone 706.419.1531

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Jason Rhine Full-time Assistant and JV Coach

Jason Rhine was hired in August of 2013 and the 2014 season will mark

his second with the volleyball program.

Rhine came to Covenant from Trinity International University where

he assisted for three seasons under Trojans head coach Karen Hall

while completing his Master of Divinity at Trinity Evangelical Divin-

ity School. While at TIU, Rhine was responsible for practice planning,

scouting and in-game coaching. Additionally, he assisted in recruiting,

travel arrangements and other duties.

“I am excited about bringing Jason on board at Covenant,” said Cov-

enant head coach Joanna Ehman said. “He has a heart for the Lord

and a clear passion for coaching as his ministry.”

Rhine also gained experience as a coach as he guided two differ-

ent teams within the Wisconsin Juniors Volleyball Club organization

in 2012 and 2013 along with two seasons as head coach at Quality

Schools International in Dongguan, China from 2008-09.

“I’m really excited to help further the mission of Covenant College by

joining the volleyball program,” said Rhine at the time of his hiring. “I

hope together we can build upon recent success as we look toward

postseason eligibility in Division III.”

Rhine graduated cum laude from Wheaton College in May of 2007

with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Computer Science and Biblical Studies. He completed his Master of Divinity de-

gree in May of 2013 and graduated summa cum laude.

“I am confident that bringing his experience and new perspective into our program is a step in the right direction

as we work to be competitive in the USA South,” continued Ehman.

About RhineAlma Mater: Wheaton (Ill.) (‘07)Degree: Computer Science & Biblical Studies (B.A.)Grad School: Trinity Evangelical (‘13)Master’s: Master of Divinity

Contact InfoOffice: 706.419.1504Email: [email protected]

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Volleyball Looks Towards Promising 2014 Season

LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN -- With the program on the rise, expectations are once again high for the Covenant volleyball

team and head coach Joanna Ehman. Coming off a third straight 20-win season in 2013, the Lady Scots are looking

to continue building a culture of success.

Last season, Covenant entered its first year in the USA South and wound up with a 21-11 overall record and an 11-5

mark in conference play. The team advanced to the semifinal round of the USA South tournament before bowing

out to eventual champion Maryville.

“We were competitive last year and we feel we can build upon that,” said Ehman, who enters her second year at the

helm of the program. “Losing in the semifinals to the eventual champion was motivating for us and our goal is to

improve on that this year.”

Covenant was selected to finish third, behind Piedmont and Maryville, in the USA South’s South Division by the

league’s coaches in the preseason poll. Overall, the Lady Scots were picked fifth in the conference.

The pieces are there for the Lady Scots to have another successful run in the regular season and be a threat in the

conference tournament. USA South All-Conference selections in junior Chelsea VanDyk and Stephanie Kirkpatrick

return as do key juniors Hannah Rogers and Cora Schroeder. Also returning this year are juniors Jaclyn Stuart and

Kelsey Mathis along with sophomores Caroline McLeod and Mariah Corney.

“Our returners are hungry and motivated after the way last year ended,” said Ehman. “We expect those players to

step up and lead the team to a finish they are looking for. They aren’t satisfied from last year.”

VanDyk had another outstanding season in 2013 as she racked up 380 kills (3.62 kills per set), which was good for

eighth in the USA South, with a hitting percentage of .302. In two years, VanDyk has accumulated 813 kills. She

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finished fourth in the conference with 104 total blocks and was named to the All-Conference first team.

Kirkpatrick is the lone four-year senior on the team and has accomplished a lot both on and off the court in her

career. She tallied an even 1,000 assists last year (8.40 assists per set) and had 17 double-doubles with assists and

digs. Kirkpatrick was named to the USA South All-Conference third team and earned CoSIDA Academic All-District

honors for a second straight year.

“Stephanie has accomplished a lot in her career,” noted Ehman. “She has learned to rise to the occasion and wants

the team to do the same. She is resilient and a fighter who will inspire her team to be the same way. She has a lot of

responsibility this year, but she is up to the task.”

Rogers and Schroeder have been solid in each of their first two years. Last season, Rogers recorded a career-high

265 kills, with a kills per set average of 2.25, while Schroeder had 273 kills and 2.29 kills per set.

Coming back to Covenant this season is junior Pretoria den Boer. After taking a year off, den Boer returns to aid the

right side attack. As a sophomore in 2012, den Boer played in 33 matches and registered 169 kills, 207 digs and 37

total blocks.

Ehman’s recruiting class netted seven freshmen and one transfer. The freshman class is highlighted by twin sisters

Ginny and Schuyler Moore (Fort Myers, Fla.). The Moore twins were both on the AVCA Under Armour Watch List as

seniors and picked up many accolades throughout their high school careers.

“Ginny and Schuyler have done a lot and we are excited about what they bring to the table,” remarked Ehman.

The transfer is junior Chloe Carlson. The younger sister of former Lady Scot standout Estes Carlson, Chloe comes

from Biola University where she ran track & field and cross country.

The rest of the recruiting class includes Christina Argaez (Lake Forest, Calif.), Jordan Eastridge (Salem, Ind.), Jessica

Seehorn (Dalton, Ga.), Laura Scott Tomlin (Watkinsville, Ga.) and Maddie Wieskamp (Grimes, Iowa).

“We are excited to watch the freshmen come in and challenge the team,” said Ehman. “Everyone will have to work

every day to earn their spot. They will make practices more competitive and make our roster much deeper than in

past years.”

Covenant faces one of its most difficult schedules in program history this season. The Lady Scots face several tough

non-conference opponents including Birmingham Southern, Berry, Trevecca Nazarene, Sewanee, Mount St. Joseph,

Transylvania, Bethany (W.V.) and others.

“We won’t have an opportunity to let up early in the season,” said Ehman of her schedule. “You want to win games

in a season where every win is a challenge. Our girls seem to really enjoy the competition.”

After a weekend trip to the MckAttack Classic in Birmingham, Alabama, Covenant will open the home portion of its

schedule on Sept. 3 against Wesleyan at 7 p.m.

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NUMERICAL ROSTERNo. Name Year Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School 2 Cora Schroeder Jr. OH 5’10” Marietta, Ga. / Lassiter3 Schuyler Moore Fr. S 5’7” Fort Myers, Fla. / Evangelical Christian 4 Ginny Moore Fr. OH 5’8” Fort Myers, Fla. / Evangelical Christian5 Caroline McLeod So. S 5’5” Dallas, Texas / Cambridge School of Dallas6 Chloe Carlson Jr. DS 5’2” Eaton, Colo. / Eaton (Biola University)8 Maddie Wieskamp Fr. MH/RS 5’9” Grimes, Iowa / Des Moines Christian9 Christina Argaez Fr. OH 5’7” Lake Forest, Calif. / Capistrano Valley Christian11 Chelsea VanDyk Jr. MH 5’11” Manhattan, Mont. / Manhattan Christian12 Hannah Rogers Jr. RS 5’11” Sutton, Neb. / Nebraska Christian13 Laura Scott Tomlin Fr. RS 5’8” Watkinsville, Ga. / Westminster Christian14 Mariah Corney So. DS 5’5” Fullerton, Calif. / Fullerton15 Kelsey Mathis Jr. RS 5’8” Houston, Texas / Homeschool16 Stephanie Kirkpatrick Sr. S 5’9” Huntsville, Ala. / Westminster Christian17 Jessica Seehorn Fr. S 5’8” Dalton, Ga. / Christian Heritage 18 Jaclyn Stuart So. DS 5’3” Locust Grove, Ga. / Strong Rock Christian21 Jordan Eastridge Fr. DS 5’3” Salem, Ind. / Salem22 Pretoria den Boer Jr. RS 6’0” Canton, Mich. / Canton

Head Coach: Joanna Ehman (2nd Year, 21-11 overall; Covenant ‘10)

Assistant Coach: Jason Rhine (2nd Year; Wheaton ‘07)

Roster Breakdown:Seniors: 1Juniors: 7Sophomores: 2Freshmen: 7Returning Letterwinners: 8Returning Starters: 4 Most Popular Home State: Georgia (4 players)

Alphabetical Roster (last name)

Argaez, Christina 9Carlson, Chloe 6Corney, Mariah 14den Boer, Pretoria 22Eastridge, Jordan 21Kirkpatrick, Stephanie 16Mathis, Kelsey 15McLeod, Caroline 5Moore, Ginny 4Moore, Schuyler 3Rogers, Hannah 12Schroeder, Cora 2Seehorn, Jessica 17Stuart, Jaclyn 18Tomlin, Laura Scott 13VanDyk, Chelsea 11Wieskamp, Maddie 8

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STEPHANIE KIRKPATRICKSenior • S • 5’9” • Huntsville, AL

Mathematics Major • Education Minor

2013 (Junior):

Started all 32 matches and played in each of the team’s 119 sets... Was a third

team All-USA South selection... Led the team, and ranked third in the USA

South, in assists with an even 1,000 for the season... Accumulated 17 double-

doubles with assists and digs during the year... Notched 30 or more assists 16

times and 8 matches of 40 or more assists... Had a career-high 23 digs in a five

set win over Emory & Henry (Sept. 21)... Named to the Capital One CoSIDA

Academic All-District team for a second consecutive year and earned USA

South All-Academic honors

2012 (Sophomore):

Earned first team honors in the GSAC and the NCCAA Mid-East Region…

Voted GSAC player of the week twice (Sept. 18 and Oct. 24)… Named to the

Capital One CoSIDA Academic All-District team and earned GSAC All-Academ-

ic honors… Led the GSAC in assists per set with 8.88… Started all 33 matches

and played all 115 sets and totaled 1021 assists, 40 service aces and 102 kills…

Had a season and career-high 52 assists, along with 13 digs and six kills, in a

five-set loss to Piedmont on Sept. 15… Recorded 30 or more assists 16 times

and 40 or more four times

2011 (Freshman):

Played in 12 matches, starting one, accumulating 16 kills and six assists… Had

a season-high five kills on 16 total attacks at Tennessee Wesleyan on Sept. 1

High School:

Attended Westminster Christian Academy (Ala.) where she was voted All-Area

MVP (So., Jr., Sr.) and named to the All-Region team all four years… Graduated

a Salutatorian… She was also a member of several club teams throughout

high school: North Alabama Strikers Association (NASA), Alabama Elite, and

Rocket City Volleyball Club (RCVC)

Personal:

Born Oct. 15, 1992 in Huntsville, Ala. … Parents are Steve and Brenda Kirkpat-

rick… Two older sisters (Katie and Kelley)… Favorite bible verse is Ephesians

3:16-19… She is excited to see where the Lord leads her with her career… She

is majoring in Mathematics with a minor in Education and she plans to receive

her Master’s of Arts in Teaching at Covenant… Is an avid Auburn Tigers fan

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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 2011 28-12 16 0.57 6 53 .189 6 0.21 0 0.00 1 18 0.64 2 0 3 3 0.11 52012 115-33 102 0.89 22 279 .287 1021 8.88 40 0.35 17 232 2.02 0 7 39 46 0.40 9 2013 119-32 121 1.02 31 394 .228 1000 8.40 37 0.31 13 345 2.90 0 7 43 50 0.42 3

Total 262-77 239 0.91 59 726 .248 2027 7.74 77 0.29 31 595 2.27 2 14 85 99 0.38 17

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KELSEY MATHIS Junior • RS • 5’8” • Houston, TX

Business Major • Linguistics Minor

2013 (Sophomore):

Played in 20 matches and 59 sets... Accumulated 33 kills, 25 digs and five total

blocks... Had four kills in a match twice during the year against Martin Method-

ist (Sept. 6) and LaGrange (Sept. 28)... Recorded a career-high six digs against

Piedmont (Sept. 24)

2012 (Freshman):

Appeared in 14 matches, starting one, and 25 sets for the season… Produced

seven kills, six assists, five service aces, one block solo and six block assists…

Her one start came at Wesleyan on Sept. 26… Had one solo block and two

block assists to go along with a kill and an assist at Oglethorpe on Oct. 3

High School:

Was homeschooled… Played four years with the Homeschool Christian Youth

Association (HCYA)… Helped lead her team to a fourth place finish at the 2011

National Homeschool Volleyball Tournament… Was named MVP of State Tour-

nament in 2011… Earned Honor Roll with a 4.5 GPA

Personal:

Born April 26, 1994 in Houston, Texas… Parents are Steve and Renee Mathis…

Has two sisters, Kate and Kristin, and two brothers, Kyle and Kevin… Her

mom, Renee, was a Jeopardy! champion in 2008… Favorite bible verse is 1

Peter 2:9… Majoring in Business with a minor in Linguistics… Aspires to own

a bakery known for its commitment to quality sweets and incredible coffee…

She loves roller coasters, exploring cities, baking, and playing with her nieces

and nephews

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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 2012 25-14 7 0.28 6 33 .030 6 0.24 5 0.20 2 12 0.48 0 1 6 7 0.28 1 2013 59-20 33 0.56 41 167 -.048 1 0.02 0 0.00 0 25 0.42 2 0 5 5 0.08 5

Total 84-34 40 0.48 47 200 -.035 7 0.08 5 0.06 2 37 0.44 2 1 11 12 0.14 6

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HANNAH ROGERSJunior • RS • 5’11” • Sutton, NE

Pre-Engineering Major

2013 (Sophomore):

Played and started in all 32 matches and 118 sets... Ranked third on the team

in kills with 265 (2.25 kills per set) and third in total blocks with 42... Also

added 87 digs and 38 service aces... Set a career-high with 19 kills in a five set

loss to Piedmont (Sept. 24)... Produced eight matches of double-digit kills...

Also pitched for the Covenant softball team in the spring of 2014

2012 (Freshman):

Played and started each of Covenant’s 33 matches… Tallied 211 digs, four solo

blocks and 37 block assists… Also had 98 kills, 43 assists and 29 aces on the

year… Had a season-high seven kills in a three-set win over Martin Methodist

(Aug. 31) and recorded 14 digs, four kills and two assists in a win over Pied-

mont (Oct. 9)… Also played softball in the spring of 2013 for Covenant as a

pitcher

High School:

Attended Nebraska Christian School… Was an Academic All-State award win-

ner in the spring of 2011 and the fall of 2011… National Honor Society mem-

ber in 2011-12… Distinguished Christian High School Student award winner

in 2010 and 2011… Earned All-Academic honors her senior year… Selected to

All-Conference team her junior and senior years

Personal:

Born Aug. 5, 1994… Parents are Dan and Kelani Rogers… Has two sisters,

Malia and Lydia, and one brother, Jacob… Favorite bible verse is 2 Corinthians

12:9… Majoring in Pre-Engineering

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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 BE2012 112-33 98 0.88 54 322 .137 43 0.38 29 0.26 41 211 1.88 25 4 37 41 0.37 14 2013 118-32 265 2.25 120 785 .185 18 0.15 38 0.32 41 87 0.74 10 7 35 42 0.36 8

Total 230-65 363 1.58 174 1107 .171 61 0.27 67 0.29 82 298 1.30 35 11 72 83 0.36 22

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CORA SCHROEDER Junior • OH • 5’10” • Marietta, GA

Elementary Education Major

2013 (Sophomore):

Started all 32 matches and played in each of the team’s 119 sets... Was second

on the team with a career-high 273 kills (2.29 kills per set)... Ranked third on

the team with 315 digs and was tied for the team lead with 48 service aces...

Set a career-high with 19 kills and 58 attacks in a five set win over Emory &

Henry (Sept. 21)... Tied a career-high with 21 digs in a win over Oglethorpe

(Nov. 5)... Earned USA South All-Academic honors

2012 (Freshman):

Named to the GSAC All-Freshman team… Played in all 33 matches, starting

17, and 114 sets… Was third on the team in kills with 229 (2.01 kills/set)… Also

had 197 digs and 27 block assists… Recorded a season-high 10 kills seven

times during the year and had a season-high 21 digs in a win over Piedmont

on Oct. 9… One of her outstanding performances came in a five-set win over

Asbury on Oct. 6 when she posted 10 kills, 13 digs and two block assists

High School:

Attended Lassiter High School… Earned Scholar-Athlete honors

Personal:

Born July 14, 1994 in San Jose, Calif…. Parents are Tim and Susan Schroeder…

Has one sister, Rachel… Her father, Tim, played soccer at Biola University (Calif.)

in 1981 and LeTourneau University (Texas) from 1983-1984… Favorite bible

verse is Philippians 4:4-9… Majoring in Elementary Education… She aspires to

be an elementary school teacher and coach volleyball on the side

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JACLYN STUARTJunior • DS • 5’3” • Locust Grove, GA

Community Development Major • Spanish Minor

2013 (Sophomore):

Appeared in 27 matches and made one start... Registered 147 digs and 14

assists... Set a career-high with 13 digs on three occasions against Piedmont

(Sept. 24), Emory & Henry (Sept. 21) and William Peace (Oct. 19)... Earned USA

South All-Academic honors

2012 (Freshman):

Played on both the volleyball and women’s basketball JV teams

High School:

Attended Strong Rock Christian School

Personal:

Born Sept. 9, 1993 in St. Petersburg, Fla. … Parents are Pat and Jeanette Stu-

art… Has one brother, Stephen… Her father, Pat, played baseball for Milligan

College… Favorite bible verse is Philippians 1:20… Is majoring in Community

Development with a minor in Spanish

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CHELSEA VANDYK Junior • MH • 5’11” • Manhattan, MT

Interdisciplinary Studies Major

2013 (Sophomore):

Played and started in 28 matches, missing four due to injury... Led the team in

kills with 380, which ranked eighth in the USA South... Was fifth in the confer-

ence in kills per set at 3.62 and fifth in hitting percentage at .302... Ranked

second in the league in solo blocks with 37 and was fourth in total blocks with

104... Tallied 23 matches of double-digit kills and had a season-high 22 against

Maryville (Oct. 15)... Set a career-high with 14 total blocks against Methodist

(Oct. 26)... Named to the USA South All-Conference first team and was named

USA South Offensive Player of the Week on Sept. 9

2012 (Freshman):

Won multiple postseason awards as a freshman including: GSAC Player of the

Year, GSAC Freshman of the Year, and NCCAA Mid-East All-Region… Earned

GSAC Player of the Week honors twice (Sept. 12 and Oct. 31)… Started every

match (33) and played every set (115)… Led the team and the conference in

kills (433), kills per set (3.77) and hitting percentage (.390)… Led the team with

23 solo blocks and was tied for the lead in block assists with 61… Also accumu-

lated 86 digs, 33 service aces and 17 assists… Registered double-digit kills in

29 of 33 matches with a season-high 25 coming in a five-set win over Asbury

on Oct. 6

High School:

Attended Manhattan Christian School… A member of the National Honor

Society her junior and senior years… Was Academic All-State in three sports

(volleyball, basketball and track & field)… Team captain in both volleyball and

basketball her junior and senior seasons… Was All-Conference in both volley-

ball and basketball as a junior and senior… All-State for volleyball (Jr. and Sr.),

basketball (Jr. and Sr.) and track & field (Sr.)… Helped guide her team to a state

championship in volleyball her senior year… Holds school record for career

kills (1,240) and high jump (5-feet, 4-inches)

Personal:

Born Sept. 29, 1993 in Kalamazoo, Mich. … Parents are Randy and Elaine Van-

Dyk… Has two sisters, Erika and Hanna, and one brother, Jonathan… Favorite

bible verse is Psalms 20:7-8… She has been a volleyball and basketball coach

with Little Eagle Camp… She is majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies with con-

centrations in Art, Marketing and Sociology

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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 2012 115-33 433 3.77 94 869 .390 17 0.15 33 0.29 18 86 0.75 2 23 61 84 0.73 39 2013 105-28 380 3.62 126 841 .302 11 0.10 12 0.11 8 52 0.50 0 37 67 104 0.99 7

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MARIAH CORNEYSophomore • DS • 5’5” • Fullerton, CA

Biology Major

2013 (Freshman):

Appeared in 23 matches and 70 sets... Had 129 digs, including three matches

of double-digit digs... Had a season-high 25 digs in a five set win over Emory

& Henry (Sept. 21)... Also had 14 digs against Piedmont (Sept. 24) and 12 at

LaGrange (Sept. 28)... Also produced 11 assists and eight service aces for the

season

High School:

Attended Fullerton High School… Was team captain her senior season… Was

the Coaches Award recipient in 2012

Personal:

Born March 24, 1995 in Fullerton, Calif. … Parents are Harris and Donna Cor-

ney… Has one brother, Harrison… Favorite bible verse is Isaiah 12:2…

Majoring in Biology

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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 BE2013 70-23 0 0.00 3 9 -.333 11 0.16 8 0.11 8 129 1.84 24 0 0 0 0.00 0

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CAROLINE MCLEOD Sophomore • S • 5’5” • Dallas, TX

Biology, Interdisciplinary Studies Majors

2013 (Freshman):

Appeared in seven matches on the year... Tallied 30 assists (2.73 assists per set)

and 23 digs (2.09 digs per set) for the season... Had a season-high nine assists

and five digs, while playing all three sets against Huntingdon (Nov. 2)

High School:

Attended Cambridge School of Dallas… Class of 2013 Valedictorian… National

Merit Commended, Agassiz Award (Biology), Plato Award (Philosophy), Cicero

Award (Latin), Thespis Award (Drama), Trivium Award (Senior Tutorial Win-

ner)… Helped her team to district championships in 2011 and 2012… Was the

Coach’s Award recipient her junior and senior years… Led the team in service

aces her junior year… Was co-captain her senior season

Personal:

Born Sept. 27, 1995 in Dallas, Texas… Her mother is Kathleen McLeod… Favor-

ite bible verse is Jeremiah 29:11… Majoring in Biology and Interdisciplinary

Studies with concentrations in History, Philosohpy and English… Aspires to be

a high school teacher or college professor

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PRETORIA DEN BOERJunior • RS • 6’0” • Canton, MI

Business Major

Took a year off from Covenant in 2013 and will be playing her final season in

2014

2012 (Sophomore):

Played in all 33 matches, making 32 starts, and all 115 sets... Tallied 169 kills

(1.47 kills per set), 207 digs and 37 total blocks... Registered a career-high 10

kills on two occasions against Piedmont (Oct. 9) and Reinhardt (Oct. 20)...

Produced eight matches of double-digit digs and set a career-high with 16 vs.

William Peace (Sept. 29)

2011 (Freshman):

Played in 12 matches and 29 sets... Accumulated 20 kills, six assists and seven

total blocks... Had a season-high four kills twice during the year against

Oglethorpe (Sept. 3) and Spelman (Sept. 24)

High School:

Attended Canton High School...

Personal:

Born Sept. 14, 1993 in Oceanside, Calif. ... Parents are Harrie and Sandra den

Boer... She has two younger sisters, Erica and Gabrielle... Favorite bible verse is

James 1:2-4... Majoring in Business with a concentration in Marketing... Aspires

to work in marketing HR or communications after graduation... She is named

after the capital of South Africa where her father, Harrie, was born and raised...

Favorite athlete is Karch Kiraly

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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 BE2011 29-12 20 0.69 19 97 .010 6 0.21 1 0.03 5 9 0.31 3 2 5 7 0.24 62012 115-33 169 1.47 108 575 .106 17 0.15 26 0.23 36 207 1.80 59 8 29 37 0.32 10

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CHLOE CARLSONJunior • DS • 5’2” • Eaton, CO

Art Major • English Minor

2012-13 (at Biola):

Ran track & field and cross country for Biola University in her freshman and

sophomore years... In cross country, she helped Biola win the Golden State

Athletic Conference and finish third in the NAIA as a sophomore

High School:

Attended Eaton High School... Played volleyball all four years and helped

lead her team to the state tournament in freshman and sophomore seasons...

Competed at the state meet in track & field and her team finished second in

her freshman year... Also competed in basketball, swimming and water polo...

Earned Honor Roll all four years

Personal:

Born on Sept. 27, 1993 in Denver, Colo. ... Parents are Tim and Heidi Carlson...

Has three siblings, Jared, Adlei, Estes and Bailey... Her brother, Jared, played

baseball at Covenant from 2009-11... Her sister, Estes, played volleyball at

Covenant from 2010-13... Favorite bible verse is 1 Corinthians 13:4-8... Plans to

major in Art, with a concentration in graphic design, with a minor in English...

Aspires to be an ESPN reporter

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CHRISTINA ARGAEZ Freshman • OH • 5’7” • Lake Forest, CA

Undeclared Major

High School:

Attended Capistrano Valley Christian School... Played volleyball all four years

and was a team captain each season... Named Team MVP in all four seasons

and was Athlete of the Year in her sophomore and senior years... Earned CIF

Famers Insurance Scholar-Athlete of the Year as a senior... Was named to the

Cal Lutheran All-TOurnament team in junior and senior years... Earned multiple

academic honors throughout her four years

Personal:

Born May 13, 1996 in Laguna Hills, Calif. ... Parents are Fabio and Ana Argaez...

Has two brothers, Andre and Bryan... Her brother, Andre, played baseball dur-

ing his freshman year at Biola University in 2008-09... Favorite bible verse is 1

Thessalonians 5:16-18... Currently undecided on a major

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JORDAN EASTRIDGE Freshman • DS • 5’3” • Salem, IN

Biology Major

High School:

Attended Salem High School... Played four years of volleyball... Team captain

her senior year and helped lead her team to a county tournament champion-

ship and was selected as an all-star... Mid-Southern Conference honorable

mention selection as a sophomore... All-County and team captain in her

sophomore year... Earned Academic Honor Roll all four years and graduated

summa cum laude

Personal:

Born Dec. 9, 1995 in Bedford, Ind. ... Parents are Dustin and Amy Eastridge... Has

a sister, Taylor Warner, who played one season of softball at St. Catherine (Ky.)...

Favorite bible verse is John 16:33... Plans to major in Biology... Aspires to setup

health care clinics and research facilities in South America... She and her family

make up a southern gospel group that has been performing for 14 years

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GINNY MOOREFreshman • OH • 5’8” • Fort Myers, FL

English Major

High School:

Attended Evangelical Christian School... Named to the AVCA Under Armour

Watch List as a senior... She was a Fort Myers News Press All-Area second team

selection all four years... Helped lead ECS to district titles in all four years, along

with a region title and a state runner-up finish in 2011... Also in 2011, ECS

was ranked No. 6 in the state of Florida and No. 62 in the nation... Three-time

Florida 3A regional runners-up in 2010, 2012 and 2013... Placed second in the

2012 Daytona Beach National Qualifier... Has played club volleyball with USA

South Volleyball Club for eight years... Member of the National Honor Society

Personal:

Born on June 27, 1996... Parents are Lanny and Paula Moore... Has a twin sister,

Schuyler (also on the Covenant volleyball team), along with two other sisters,

Anne and Emily, and brothers, Trey and Sam... Brother, Sam, plays baseball at

Covenant... Favorite bible verse is Psalm 63:3... Plans to major in English

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SCHUYLER MOOREFreshman • S • 5’7” • Fort Myers, FL

Undeclared Major • Art Minor

High School:

Attended Evangelical Christian School... Named to the AVCA Under Armour

Watch List as a junior and senior... She was a Fort Myers News Press All-Area

first team selection as a junior and senior and earned second team honors

in her freshman and sophomore years... Named FACA Player of the Year for

District 18 in Florida as a senior... Helped lead ECS to district titles in all four

years, along with a region title and a state runner-up finish in 2011... Also in

2011, ECS was ranked No. 6 in the state of Florida and No. 62 in the nation...

Three-time Florida 3A regional runners-up in 2010, 2012 and 2013... Has played

club volleyball with USA South Volleyball Club for eight years... Member of the

National Honor Society

Personal:

Born on June 27, 1996 in Fort Myers, Fla. ... Parents are Lanny and Paula

Moore... Has a twin sister, Ginny (also on the Covenant volleyball team), along

with two other sisters, Anne and Emily, and brothers, Trey and Sam... Brother,

Sam, plays baseball at Covenant... Favorite bible chapter is Romans 12... Cur-

rently undecided on a major but is planning to minor in Art... Is interested in

journalism, teaching or public communications as careers... Favorite athlete is

Tim Tebow

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JESSICA SEEHORN Freshman • S • 5’8” • Dalton, GA

Pre-Physical Major

High School:

Attended Christian Heritage School... Named All-Area and All-Region Player

of the Year as a senior... Was an All-Area selection in each of her four years and

an All-Region choice in the final three seasons... Earned All-State honors as a

sophomore... Named team captain in her sophomore, junior and senior years...

Has played five years of club volleyball with Choo Choo City Volleyball Club

Personal:

Born on June 11, 1996... Parents are John and Michaele Seehorn... Has one

sibling, Brady... Her father, John, played soccer at Auburn... Favorite bible verse

is Proverbs 3:5... Planning to major in Pre-Physical Therapy... Wants to pursue a

career as a physical therapist or counselor

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LAURA SCOTT TOMLIN Freshman • RS • 5’8” • Watkinsville, GA

Psychology Major • Spanish Minor

High School:

Attended Westminster Christian Academy... Was a three-time All-Region per-

former and was selected to the All-State team as a senior... Has played club vol-

leyball for four years... She was an assistant middle school volleyball coach as

a senior... Also played basketball and earned All-Region honors in the sport...

Was the valedictorian of her graduating class and a student council president

Personal:

Born on Jan. 15, 1996 in Athens, Ga. ... Parents are Scott and Julie Tomlin... Has

three siblings, James Stephen, Buckley Grace and Maggie Joy... Favorite bible

verses are Jeremiah 29:11-13 and 1 John 3:19-20... Planning to major in

Psychology with a minor in Spanish... Would like to pursue a career as a child

life specialist or possibly as a nurse

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MADDIE WIESKAMPFreshman • MH/RS • 5’9” • Grimes, IA

Undeclared Major

High School:

Attended Des Moines Christian School... Played two years of varsity volleyball

and was a starter in her senior season... In 2013, helped lead her team to a

conference championship and was named second team All-Conference... Has

played club volleyball for six years and her team has qualified for nationals in

two straight seasons... Named to the Honor Roll each year

Personal:

Born April 16, 1996 in Des Moines, Iowa... Parents are Bryan and Lisa Wies-

kamp... Favorite bible verse is Ephesians 2:8-9... Currently undecided on a

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With a new coach and a new conference, the Covenant volleyball team still recorded its third straight 20-win season in 2013. Under first-year head coach Joanna Ehm-an, the Lady Scots finished 21-11 overall and reached the semifinals of the USA South tournament.

Ehman, a two-year assistant coach at Covenant, took over the program this season and continued the growth that it saw under previous head coach Heather Taylor. Over the last three years, Covenant has a record of 68-28 (.708 winning percentage).

Leading the way in 2013 was sophomore Chelsea VanDyk. The reigning GSAC Player of the Year again had an outstanding season, despite missing a handful of matches due to an injury. VanDyk ranked fourth in the conference in kills per set with 3.62, fifth in hitting per-centage at .302, and first in blocks per set averaging 0.99. VanDyk was named to the All-Conference first team.

Junior setter Stephanie Kirkpatrick also put together another solid campaign as she earned third team All-Conference honors. Kirkpatrick averaged 8.40 assists per set to go along with 2.90 digs per set on the year. She registered 17 double-doubles on the year. Additionally, Kirkpatrick was voted to the CoSIDA Academic All-Dis-trict team for a second straight year.

The lone senior on the squad was libero Estes Carlson. Carlson wrapped up her career earning three USA South Defensive Player of the Week honors. She also averaged 4.13 digs per set, fourth best in the conference.

Sophomores Cora Schroeder and Hannah Rogers played in all but one set during the year and continued to improve upon their solid freshman seasons. Schroeder was second on the team with 2.29 kills per set, while Rogers was third averaging 2.25 kills per set. Two other sophomores in Anna Swain (2.13 digs per set) and Jaclyn Stuart (1.60 digs per set) contributed significantly.

Freshmen Caroline Cone (1.02 digs per set, 24 service aces) and Mariah Corney (1.84 digs per set) also saw significant playing time in their first year.

The Lady Scots got off to a great start as they won six of their first eight contests before conference play began. In non-conference play, Covenant played tough competition in NCAA Division II member Trevecca Naza-rene and highly-ranked Division III power Emory. Emory ended up reaching the Division III final four before losing to eventual national champion Calvin.

“This was definitely the toughest schedule that Cov-enant has played through in the recent history of our program,” said Ehman. “Next year will be tough as well.”

Entering the season, Covenant was predicted to finish second in the USA South’s South Division, and fourth overall in the league, by the conference’s 13 coaches. The Lady Scots ended up third in the South Division with an 11-5 record, but lost to just three teams (Maryville, Piedmont, Averett) in the league.

Covenant had seven three-set victories in USA South play and entered the conference tournament with the third seed from the South. The Lady Scots won their opening match in four sets over Meredith to setup the third matchup of the year against Maryville. Despite a valiant effort, Covenant was downed by Maryville in four sets to end the season. Maryville would go on and win the USA South title.

“I am proud of the fight and the hard work that our girls put in this year,” added Ehman. “With a new coach, a new conference, and very different team, it could have been the kind of season where things didn’t go well and then everyone could have said it was just a rebuild-ing year. I wasn’t going to be content with that, and our team made it clear that they wouldn’t be OK with it either.”

This season also saw some of the largest crowds in recent memory at Barnes Physical Education Center. The Lady Scots drew an estimated crowd of 350 for a home contest with Piedmont and had four other matches with attendance numbers near or above 150. An average of 154 fans, fourth best in the league, attended the eight home contests.

Awards:

USA South All-Conference Chelsea VanDyk - 1st team Stephanie Kirkpatrick - 3rd team Hannah Rogers - All-Sportsmanship

USA South Player of the Week Estes Carlson - 3 times (Sept. 2, 9, Oct. 7) Chelsea VanDyk - Sept. 9

CoSIDA Academic All-District Stephanie Kirkpatrick

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Season Stats/ResultsCovenant Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 12, 2013)

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RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 21-11 6-2 6-6 9-3CONFERENCE 11-5 2-2 3-2 6-1NON-CONFERENCE 10-6 4-0 3-4 3-2

Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points11 Chelsea VanDyk 105 380 3.62 126 841 . 3 0 2 11 0.10 12 8 0.11 0 52 0.50 37 67 104 0.99 7 3 462.55 Caroline McLeod 11 1 0.09 0 4 . 2 5 0 30 2.73 4 8 0.36 1 23 2.09 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 5.016 S. Kirkpatrick 119 121 1.02 31 394 . 2 2 8 1000 8.40 37 13 0.31 0 345 2.90 7 43 50 0.42 3 24 186.58 Caroline Cone 119 162 1.36 56 548 . 1 9 3 36 0.30 24 4 0.20 2 121 1.02 5 35 40 0.34 2 2 208.510 Sara Kathryn Cole 6 5 0.83 2 16 . 1 8 8 1 0.17 0 0 0.00 0 3 0.50 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 5.012 Hannah Rogers 118 265 2.25 120 785 . 1 8 5 18 0.15 38 41 0.32 10 87 0.74 7 35 42 0.36 8 1 327.52 Cora Schroeder 119 273 2.29 145 890 . 1 4 4 27 0.23 48 55 0.40 62 315 2.65 5 19 24 0.20 3 1 335.59 Anna Swain 101 96 0.95 64 378 . 0 8 5 32 0.32 14 25 0.14 28 215 2.13 1 12 13 0.13 2 2 117.04 Estes Carlson 119 26 0.22 25 185 . 0 0 5 60 0.50 48 18 0.40 42 491 4.13 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 74.015 Kelsey Mathis 59 33 0.56 41 167 - . 0 4 8 1 0.02 0 0 0.00 2 25 0.42 0 5 5 0.08 5 0 35.53 Jaclyn Stuart 92 2 0.02 5 21 - . 1 4 3 14 0.15 4 4 0.04 21 147 1.60 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 6.014 Mariah Corney 70 0 0.00 3 9 - . 3 3 3 11 0.16 8 8 0.11 24 129 1.84 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 8.0

TEAM - - - - - - - - - - - 17 - - - - - - - - -COVENANT 119 1364 11.46 618 4238 . 1 7 6 1241 10.43 237 184 1.99 209 1953 16.41 62 216 170.0 1.43 30 35 1771.0Opponents 119 1311 11.02 680 4245 . 1 4 9 1208 10.15 208 186 1.75 236 1934 16.25 46 301 196.5 1.65 49 59 1715.5

Team Statistics CCW OPPATTACK K i l l s 1364 1311 E r r o r s 618 680 Total Attacks 4238 4245 Attack Pct . 1 7 6 . 1 4 9 K i l l s / S e t 11.5 11.0SET A s s i s t s 1241 1208 A t t e m p t s 4065 4124 Assist Pct . 3 0 5 . 2 9 3 A s s i s t s / S e t 10.4 10.2SERVE A c e s 237 208 E r r o r s 184 186 A t t e m p t s 2518 2374 Serve Pct . 9 2 7 . 9 2 2 A c e s / S e t 2.0 1.7SERVE RECEPTIONS E r r o r s 209 236 E r r o r s / S e t 1.8 2.0 A t t e m p t s 2174 2325 Reception Pct . 9 0 4 . 8 9 8DEFENSE D i g s 1953 1934 D i g s / S e t 16.4 16.3BLOCKING Block Solo 62 46 Block Assist 216 301 Total Blocks 170.0 196.5 B l o c k s / S e t 1.4 1.7 Block Errors 30 49Ball handling errors 35 59ATTENDANCE T o t a l 1228 1387 Dates/Avg Per Date 8/154 12/116 Neutral site #/Avg 12/70 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak 3 -

Date Opponent Score Score by set Att.Aug 31 OGLETHORPE W 3-2 23-25,22-25,25-21,25-21,15-9 200Aug 31 WESLEYAN W 3-0 25-15,25-13,25-14 150Sep 03 at SEWANEE L 0-3 20-25,19-25,26-28 212Sep 06 at Martin Methodist W 3-1 25-13,25-15,17-25,25-20 111Sep 07 vs Siena Heights W 3-1 25-22,14-25,25-21,25-18 111Sep 07 at Trevecca Nazarene L 2-3 25-20,9-25,25-22,19-25,8-15 210Sep 13 DALTON STATE W 3-0 25-23,25-14,25-15 170Sep 11 at Agnes Scott W 3-0 25-11,25-19,25-21 0

*Sep 17 at Maryville College L 0-3 21-25,8-25,17-25 125Sep 20 vs Wellesley L 0-3 11-25,9-25,18-25 30Sep 21 vs Emory & Henry W 3-2 24-26,15-25,26-24,25-18,15-6 45Sep 21 at #4 Emory University L 0-3 16-25,9-25,11-25 48

*Sep 24 PIEDMONT L 2-3 25-16,25-23,16-25,25-27,10-15 350*Sep 28 vs Huntingdon W 3-0 25-20,25-18,25-20 0*Sep 28 at LaGrange W 3-0 25-19,25-15,25-22 0Oct 01 at Reinhardt L 0-3 18-25,20-25,24-26 188

*Oct 05 vs Ferrum W 3-0 25-21,25-12,27-25 55*Oct 05 vs Averett L 1-3 25-27,19-25,25-17,15-25 55*Oct 12 at Greensboro College W 3-1 25-12,24-26,28-26,25-18 50*Oct 12 vs Mary Baldwin College W 3-0 25-15,25-8,25-10 15*Oct 15 MARYVILLE COLLEGE L 2-3 24-26,25-20,25-23,24-26,13-15 93*Oct 19 N.C. WESLEYAN W 3-0 25-4,25-14,25-21 65*Oct 19 WILLIAM PEACE W 3-2 25-20,17-25,25-17,14-25,15-8 52*Oct 22 at Piedmont L 0-3 14-25,24-26,16-25 192*10/26/2013 vs Meredith W 3-1 25-12,22-25,25-14,25-20 58*10/26/2013 at Methodist W 3-1 18-25,25-22,25-18,25-20 128Oct 29 AGNES SCOTT W 3-1 20-25,25-13,25-20,25-10 148

*Nov 02 vs LaGrange W 3-0 25-11,25-13,25-16 87*Nov 02 vs Huntingdon College W 3-0 25-22,25-23,26-24 88Nov 05 at Oglethorpe W 3-2 28-26,21-25,25-22,14-25,15-11 123Nov 08 vs Meredith W 3-1 24-26,25-22,25-20,25-16 184Nov 09 vs Maryville College L 1-3 27-29,25-22,14-25,20-25 117

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Year Record (Conf.) Coach 1975 9-2^& Will Stern 1976 --^ Will Stern 1977 18-9 Will Stern 1978 --^ Will Stern 1979 8-15& Diana Manson 1980 --^ Will Stern 1981 --^ Mike Cook 1982 --^ Mike Cook 1983 14-11 Mike Cook 1984 26-12*! Cindy Ricks 1985 5-9^ Cindy Ricks 1986 5-27 Tami Smialek/Sue Ellen Wilson 1987 9-18 Tami Smialek 1988 7-31 Tami Smialek 1989 5-12^ Cindy Ricks 1990 9-21 (1-11 TVAC) Mari Salter 1991 16-16 (3-7 TVAC) Mari Salter 1992 12-17 (6-9 TVAC) Darrell Taylor 1993 19-13 (8-8 TVAC) Darrell Taylor 1994 21-14 (8-8 TVAC) Darrell Taylor 1995 16-13 (7-9 TVAC) Sue Rowe 1996 10-15 (4-8 TVAC) Kimberlee Hays 1997 18-14 (3-9 TVAC) Kimberlee Hays 1998 11-10 (4-8 TVAC) David Franklin 1999 15-22 (10-4 TVAC) Lisa Fish

Year Record (Conf.) Coach 2000 6-21 (5-11 AAC) Will Stern 2001 7-23 (3-13 AAC) Will Stern 2002 14-23 (8-10 AAC) Will Stern 2003 16-18 (10-10 AAC) Will Stern/Krista Steere 2004 12-19 (9-11 AAC) Krista Steere 2005 9-19 (6-14 AAC) Heather Taylor 2006 10-24 (6-12 AAC) Heather Taylor 2007 13-18 (8-10 AAC) Heather Taylor 2008 12-17 (8-10 AAC) Heather Taylor 2009 14-18 Heather Taylor 2010 19-15 Heather Taylor 2011 22-9 (7-1 GSAC) Heather Taylor 2012 25-8# (10-0 GSAC) Heather Taylor 2013 21-11 (11-5 USA South) Joanna Ehman

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* most wins in a season

& Southern Christian Athletic tournament champions

# Great South Athletic Conference regular season champs

! NCCAA National Tournament appearance

Coaching History

Name W-L Seasons Joanna Ehman 21-11 1 (2013-present) Heather Taylor 124-128 8 (2005-12) Krista Steere 12-19 1 (2004) Kristia Steere/Will Stern 16-18 1 (2003)Will Stern 54-78^ 8 (1975-78, 1980, 2000-02)Lisa Fish 15-22 1 (1999)David Franklin 11-10 1 (1998)Kimberlee Hays 28-29 2 (1996-97)Sue Rowe 16-13 1 (1995)Darrell Taylor 52-44 3 (1992-94)Mari Salter 25-37 2 (1990-91)Cindy Ricks 36-33^ 3 (1984-85, 1989)Tami Smialek 16-49 2 (1987-88)Tami Smialek/Sue Ellen Wilson 5-27 1 (1986)Mike Cook 14-11^ 3 (1981-83)Diana Manson 8-15 1 (1979)

Heather Taylor holds the program record for most coaching wins with 124 during her eight-year tenure (2005-12).

Year-by-Year Records

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USA South All-Conference Awards

Year Name Team 2013 Chelsea VanDyk 1st 2013 Stephanie Kirkpatrick 3rd 2013 Hannah Rogers All-Sportsmanship

USA South Players of the Week

Year Name Date 2013 Estes Carlson Sept. 2 2013 Estes Carlson Sept. 9 2013 Chelsea VanDyk Sept. 9 2013 Estes Carlson Oct. 7

USA South All-Academic

Year Name 2013-14 Estes Carlson, Stephanie Kirkpatrick, Kelsey Mathis, Cora Schroeder, Jaclyn Stuart

CoSIDA Academic All-District

Year Name 2013 Stephanie Kirkpatrick 2012 Stephanie Kirkpatrick

Conference Player of the Year

Year Name Conference 2012 Chelsea VanDyk Great South

Conference Freshman of the Year

Year Name Conference 2012 Chelsea VanDyk Great South 2008 Erica Adams Appalachian Athletic

Conference Coach of the Year

Year Name Conference 2012 Heather Taylor Great South

Previous All-Conference Awards (2000-2012)

Year Name Conf. Team 2012 Chelsea VanDyk GSAC All-Conf. 2012 Estes Carlson GSAC All-Conf. 2012 Jessica Chittenden GSAC All-Conf. 2012 Stephanie Kirkpatrick GSAC All-Conf. 2012 Chelsea VanDyk GSAC All-Fresh 2012 Cora Schroeder GSAC All-Fresh 2011 Erica Adams GSAC All-Conf. 2011 Kristin Dahlstrand GSAC All-Conf. 2011 Jessie Jakes GSAC All-Conf. 2008 Erica Adams AAC 1st 2007 Joanna McGill AAC 1st 2006 Kate Hampson AAC 2nd 2006 Joanna McGill AAC All-Fresh 2004 CJ Eisenburg AAC All-Conf. 2004 Val March AAC All-Fresh 2003 CJ Eisenburg AAC All-Conf. 2002 Shea Clingerman AAC All-Conf. 2000 Katie Feamster AAC All-Conf.

Conference Championships

Year Conf. Title 2012 GSAC Regular Season (10-0) 1979 Southern Christian Athletic Tournament 1975 Southern Christian Athletic Tournament

National Tournament Appearances

Year Association Finish 1984 NCCAA 5th Place

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Opponent W-L Last Meeting

Abraham Baldwin 1-0 1998

Agnes Scott 12-0 2013

Anderson (S.C.) 1-1 1992

Atlanta Christian 4-0 1994

*Averett 0-1 2013

Asbury 4-2 2012

Belhaven 1-2 2006

Belmont 2-0 1993

Berry 1-10 2011

Bethany (W.V.) 0-0 N/A

Bethel (Tenn.) 0-1 2010

Birmingham Southern 0-1 2011

Bluefield 31-11 2009

Brenau 6-1 2007

Brevard 5-10 2006

Brewton-Parker 2-2 2010

Bryan 20-43 2010

Campbellsville 0-3 2012

Carson Newman 0-8 1995

Central Bible 1-0 2003

Centre 0-1 2001

Chattanooga, UT 0-4 1986

Christian Brothers 0-2 1993

Clearwater Christian 1-3 2009

Columbus College 0-1 1988

Concord 1-0 1985

Converse 1-0 1985

Cumberland (Tenn.) 3-8 2011

Cumberlands (Ky.) 2-6 2011

Dalton State 1-0 2013

Dillard 0-2 2010

Elon 0-1 1990

Emory 2-8 2013

Emory & Henry 3-5 2013

Faulkner 1-3 2010

*Ferrum 1-0 2013

Fisk 1-0 1985

Flagler 0-2 2005

Florida College 0-1 2003

Freed-Hardeman 0-1 2003


Gadsden State 1-0 2009

Georgia Southwestern 1-0 1994

*Greensboro College 1-1 2013

*Huntingdon 8-1 2013

Indiana Univ.-Southeast 0-1 1999

Johnson 6-1 2008

Judson (Ala.) 2-0 2012

Kentucky Christian 1-0 2012

King 2-49 2009

Knoxville 1-0 1988

*LaGrange 9-1 2013

Lambuth 0-1 2006

Lee 5-25 2009

Lees-McRae 1-0 1993

Lindsey Wilson 0-1 2003

Lipscomb 0-4 1999

Loyola (La.) 0-2 1999

Lynn 0-1 1999

Lyon 0-1 1999

Martin Methodist 8-2 2013

*Mary Baldwin 1-0 2013

*Maryville 5-19 2013

*Meredith 2-0 2013

*Methodist 1-2 2013

Midway 1-0 2001

Milligan 9-39 2009

Millikin 0-0 N/A

Millsaps 0-0 N/A

Mississippi College 1-1 2011

Montreat 18-24 2009

Mt. St. Joseph 0-0 N/A

Mountain State 1-0 2006

*N.C. Wesleyan 1-0 2013

Nova Southeastern 0-1 1999

Oakland City 0-2 2010

Oglethorpe 14-10 2013

Paine 1-0 2001

Palm Beach Atlantic 0-3 1999

Pensacola Christian 4-0 2011

*Piedmont 7-7 2013

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Piedmont Bible 2-0 1990

Randolph 1-0 2011

Reinhardt 5-5 2013

Rhodes 0-2 1988

Rust 1-0 2012

Salem 4-0 2012

Savannah State 1-0 1991

SCAD 0-1 2002

Sewanee 9-25 2013

Shawnee State 0-1 2008

Shorter 0-5 2007

Siena Heights 1-0 2013

Southeastern Bible 1-1 2003

Southern Wesleyan 0-5 2001

Spelman 10-1 2012

Stillman 1-0 1997

Talladega 1-0 2012

Tennessee Temple 29-26 2012

Tennessee Wesleyan 17-9 2011

Toccoa Falls 17-2 2008

Tomlinson 4-0 1991

Transylvania 0-0 N/A

Trevecca Nazarene 6-12 2013

Truett-McConnell 2-0 1987

Tusculum 1-15 1995

Union (Ky.) 2-16 2009

Union (Tenn.) 0-1 2012

Urbana 0-1 2010

Virginia-Wise 23-20 2010

Virginia Intermont 10-4 2009

Warner Southern 2-1 2009

Wellesley 0-1 2013

Wesleyan (Ga.) 8-0 2013

*William Peace 2-0 2013

Bold indicates 2014 opponent

* indicates USA South member

Notes:

- Virginia-Wise was known as Clinch Valley until 1999

- Southern Wesleyan was known as Central Wesleyan until 1995

- Atlanta Christian is now Point University

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Covenant Volleyball All-Time Roster (1984-Present)

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Adams, Erica 2008-11 Akers, Melanie 1992 Alkema, Amy 2007 Anderson, Charity 1998 Anderson, Kelly 2000-02

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Baird, Katie 2001 Baker, Sarah 2004 Barbee, Charis 1994 Beasley, Cathy 1987-88 Beeler, Sherri 1985 Berard, Lenore 1988-90 Berger, Lara 2007-08 Berry, Shannon 2001 Biddinger, Rachelle 1994 Bowman, Stephanie 2003 Brown, Ashley 1993-96 Bruner, Gayle 1987 Burkett, Sharlene 1990

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Callahan, April 2000 Callahan, Natalie 2004, 06 Canales, Claudia 2007-08 Cannon, Kelly 2001 Carlson, Debbie 1984-85 Carlson, Estes 2010-13 Cheney, Paige 2009-12 Childers, Cara 2004-05 Chittenden, Jessica 2009-12 Clingerman, Shea 1999-02 Cole, Sara Kathryn 2013 Cone, Caroline 2013 Conrad, Laurie 1990-92 Corney, Mariah 2013 Cortese, Kristen 2002 Corwin, Suzi 1998-99 Cox, Christa 1986 Criss, Rachel 2002

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Daffron, Bailey 2009-10 Dahlstrand, Kristin 2008-11 Davis, Jenny 1996-99 DeBerry, Stephanie 1984 den Boer, Pretoria 2011-12 den Dulk, Christina 2005-06 den Dulk, Sarina 2004-07 Dilley, Deanna 1989-90 Doerbaum, Rebecca 1992-95

Doerful, Jessica 1995-96 Doerful, Joanna 2002 Duell, Ardia 1991 Dupree, Emily 2007-10

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Hall, Sarah 2011 Hamilton, Jill 1984 Hampson, Kate 2004-07 Haynes, Beth 1985 Holton, Becky 2001 Huffine, Amy 1993-94, 96 Huffine, Sara 1992-95 Huisman, Jeanie 1989-91

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Jakes, Jessie 2008-11 Johnson, Kimberly 1997 Jones, Petie 1984

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Kaemingk, Karla 2001-04 Kimball, Kristina 2002

Kirk, Kara 2009 Kirkpatrick, Stephanie 2011-13 Koch, Dawn 1988 Krey, Karin 2003-05

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Lajara, Mari 1984-87 Lambert, Rachel 1986, 89 Lapointe, Leah 2007 Larson, Faith 2002-04 Lashbrook, Amber 2003 Lee, Anna 2006 Leonard, Channi 2005 Lewis, Grace 2003 Lum Lung, Lisa 1994

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Maldonado, Christine 2003 March, Heather 2005 March, Val 2004-07 Martell, Chris 1987 Martell, Noelle 1985 Mathis, Kelsey 2012-13 McBee, Shea 2008 McCauley, Heather 1994-96 McGill, Joanna 2006-09 McLeod, Caroline 2013 McNair, Joanna 1995 Meadows, Andrea 1989 Meals, Marie 1987-88 Mikhail, Joanna 2002 Mills, Kim 1998-01 Miller, Karen 1986-87 Mininger, April 2000-03 Mitchell, Samantha 1992-93 Mollenkof, Erin 1998 Moore, Jennifer 1993-94 Moore, Phyllis 1988 Mudd, Sharon 1987-89 Muller, Beth 1989

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Nawrocki, Deidre 1999-00 Nelson, Jennifer 1989-91 Nelson, Kimberly 1985-86, 88-89 Neuhoff, Debbie 1990-91 Neuhoff, Susanna 1991

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Parents/Boosters/Alumni/FansAre you a Booster?

A booster is an individual that:

• Promotes Covenant athletics program.• Makes a financial contribution to Covenant athletics or its booster organizations.• Assists in the recruitment of prospects for Covenant.• Provides benefits (e.g., jobs, occasional meals) to enrolled student-athletes.Once a booster.....Always a booster. It is important to remember that once an individual has been identified as a booster, he or she retains that status forever.

If you have questions whether you are considered a booster of Covenant Athletics or if you have questions about what you may or may not do as a booster, please feel free to contact the Compliance Office at [email protected].

What is an extra benefit?

Fans and boosters may not provide anything to prospects or currently enrolled student-athletes (or their families) without prior approval from the Compliance Office. If a student-athlete and/or his or her family accepts any benefits of special consideration (e.g., transportation, clothing, money, meals, etc.) based on his or her athletic skill, the student-athlete will lose his or her eligibility and Covenant will be subject to NCAA penalties.

Extra benefits can include, but, are not limited to:

• Money, gifts, clothing, tickets for entertainment, haircut, and use of a car.• Free or reduced-cost room or board anywhere.• Free or reduced-cost merchandise or services.• Use of Athletics Department copy/fax machines, long distance telephone services or free use of a cell phone.• Typing or editing reports, papers, letters, etc. for a student-athlete.• A loan of money or the consigning of a note to arrange a loan.• The sale or trade of complimentary admissions for merchandise, services or debt repayment.• The sale or trade of ANY items a student-athlete has received for his or her participation in athletics (e.g., gear, clothing, awards).This list is not exhaustive. Please refrain from offering prospects and/or current student-athletes and their families and friends anything that is not available to all students or the general public.

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2014 Schedule

Date Opponent Location Time 8/29 vs. LaGrange Birmingham, AL 3:30 PM at Birmingham Southern Birmingham, AL 8:30 PM8/30 vs. Mt. St. Joseph Birmingham, AL 11:30 AM vs. Sewanee Birmingham, AL 2:00 PM9/3 WESLEYAN Lookout Mountain, GA 7:00 PM9/5 vs. Berry Lexington, KY 6:00 PM vs. Millikin Lexington, KY 8:00 PM9/6 at Transylvania Lexington, KY 10:30 AM vs. Bethany (W.V.) Lexington, KY 12:30 PM9/9 SEWANEE Lookout Mountain, GA 7:00 PM9/13 EMORY & HENRY Lookout Mountain, GA 10:00 AM AGNES SCOTT Lookout Mountain, GA 2:00 PM9/16 TREVECCA NAZARENE Lookout Mountain, GA 7:00 PM9/19 MARYVILLE* Lookout Mountain, GA 7:30 PM9/20 vs. Millsaps Atlanta, GA 2:00 PM at Oglethorpe Atlanta, GA 4:00 PM9/24 at Piedmont* Demorest, GA 6:30 PM9/27 HUNTINGDON* Lookout Mountain, GA 10:00 AM LAGRANGE* Lookout Mountain, GA 4:00 PM10/3 at Averett* Danville, VA 1:00 PM vs. Ferrum* Danville, VA 5:00 PM10/7 at Agnes Scott Decatur, GA 7:00 PM10/11 vs. Greensboro* Maryville, TN 12:00 PM vs. Mary Baldwin* Maryville, TN 2:00 PM10/14 at Maryville* Maryville, TN 7:00 PM10/18 at William Peace* Raleigh, NC 10:00 AM vs. N.C. Wesleyan* Raleigh, NC 2:00 PM10/22 PIEDMONT* Lookout Mountain, GA 6:30 PM10/25 MEREDITH* Lookout Mountain, GA 10:00 AM METHODIST* Lookout Mountain, GA 4:00 PM10/29 at Sewanee Sewanee, TN 8:00 PM11/1 vs. LaGrange* Montgomery, AL 12:00 PM vs. Huntingdon* Montgomery, AL 4:00 PM11/4 OGLETHORPE Lookout Mountain, GA 6:30 PM11/7-8 at USA South Tournament Martinsville, VA TBA

All times easternCAPS indicates home match* indicates USA South match

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