2015 West Virginia University Volleyball Guide

In the Spotlight ...................................... 2Big 12 Conference ................................. 4WVU Facilities ....................................... 6Strength & Conditioning ........................ 8Athletic Training ................................... 10 Game Day in Morgantown ................... 12Mountaineers in the Community ......... 14Campus Life ........................................ 16 Mountaineer Excellence ...................... 20 Coaching Staff ..................................... 23 Player Profiles ...................................... 292015 Season Preview .......................... 452014 Season Review ........................... 53Record Book ....................................... 57General Information ............................. 77

Coaching Staff Head Coach Reed Sunahara ............... 24Assistant Coach Rebecca Rudnick ..... 26Assistant Coach Sean Byron ............... 27 Support Staff ....................................... 28

Player Profiles2015 Roster ......................................... 30 Caleah Wells ........................................ 32Brittany Sample ................................... 34Hannah Shreve .................................... 36Haley Roe ............................................ 37Melvina Brown ..................................... 38 Gianna Gotterba .................................. 39 Morgan Montgomery ........................... 40 Newcomers ......................................... 41

Season Preview2015 Season Preview .......................... 46 2015 Schedule .................................... 48Opponent Information ......................... 49

2014 Season Review 2014 Season Recap ............................ 542014 Big 12 Standings ........................ 552014 Statistics and Results ................ 56

Record BookIndividual Season Records .................. 58Individual Career Records ................... 59 Awards & Honors ................................. 60Year-by-year Records .......................... 61Season Leaders ................................... 62Yearly Leaders ..................................... 65Letterwinners ....................................... 68Series Records .................................... 70Year-by-Year Results ........................... 71All-Time Jerseys .................................. 76

General Info President E. Gordon Gee .................... 78Director of Athletics Shane Lyons ........ 79WVU Athletics ...................................... 80Media Information ............................... 81 Facilities ............................................... 82

2015 Volleyball

West Virginia University is on probation until February 17, 2017, for violations involving impermissible telephone and text communications that occurred in a number of our athletics programs. Level II violations occurred in the following sports programs: women’s gymnastics, football, women’s basketball and women’s soccer. On a smaller scale, 10 other sport program West Virginia University is on probation until February 17, 2017, for violations involving impermissible telephone and text communications that occurred in a number of our athletics programs. Level II violations occurred in the following sports programs: women’s gymnastics, football, women’s basketball and women’s soccer. On a smaller scale, 10 other sport programs, including baseball, men’s basketball, women’s diving, women’s rowing, men’s soccer, men’s swimming, women’s tennis, women’s track and field, women’s volleyball, and men’s wrestling and programs, also engaged in impermissible text and telephone-related activity. The penalties prescribed in this case, which included recruiting communication restrictions, off-campus recruiting restrictions and the loss of a scholarship in the sport of football, were served in the 2013-14 and 2014-15 academic years. Additional information can be found at the following link: http://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/files/West%20Virginia%20Public%20Inf%20Decision.pdf s, including baseball, men’s basketball, women’s diving, women’s rowing, men’s soccer, men’s swimming, women’s tennis, women’s track and field, women’s volleyball, and men’s wrestling and programs, also engaged in impermissible text and telephone-related activity. The penalties prescribed in this case, which included recruiting communication restrictions, off-campus recruiting restrictions and the loss of a scholarship in the sport of football, were served in the 2013-14 and 2014-15 academic years. Additional information can be found at the following link: http://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/files/West%20Virginia%20Public%20Inf%20Decision.pdf

Credits: The 2015 West Virginia University vol-leyball guide has been published by the WVU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics.

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SpotlightIN THE

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Choosing to become a Mountaineer student-

athlete is special.

Without a professional sports team in the state, folks across

the state and throughout the region love West Virginia University athletics.

Mountaineers have the unique opportunity to represent themselves, their

teammates and their university to news media, alumni, friends, family and the general

public. Your interaction with these groups is also part of your educational process.

If you take advantage of these opportunities, it can have a positive effect, not only on your career as a student-

athlete at West Virginia, but also on your life after you have donned the Old Gold and Blue.

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ConferenceBIG 12

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The Big 12 Conference

enters its 19th season of

existence and its third under the direction

of Commissioner Bob Bowlsby.

The Big 12 is comprised of 10 institutions. Member universities

include – Baylor, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma

State, TCU, Texas, Texas Tech and West Virginia. Oklahoma State, however, does not

field a women’s volleyball program.

Since the 1996-97 season – the Big 12’s first season of competition – the league has recorded 53 NCAA

team titles and 552 individual national championships.

The Big 12 is a strong conference that, like WVU, values quality academic and athletic programs and has a great tradition of

success.

In 2013, the league had eight of its nine volleyball programs finish in the top 100 in the final RPI rankings, including six finishing in the top 75.

The Big 12’s very own Texas Longhorns volleyball team hoisted its third National Championship trophy in 2012, following a 29-4 season.

The conference office is headquartered in Irving, Texas.

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FacilitiesWVU

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ConferenceBIG 12

Stunning in its spacious yet simplistic structure and versatile in its myriad uses, the

WVU Coliseum is one of the nation’s supreme showcases

for college basketball, gymnastics, volleyball and wrestling.

Whether it is during the day, when the sun shines down on the massive structure,

or at night, when its golden lights make it an evening showcase, the Coliseum stands as one

of the most striking facilities on the WVU campus.

Several upgrades have taken place recently in order to be competitive in the Big 12 Conference. Items such

as expansion of the strength and conditioning center, equipment room and training room, and refurbishment of the

Coliseum roof were completed.

In 2008, new, state-of-the-art score/video boards, complete with high resolution video and expanded messaging capabilities, became part of

the fan experience at the Coliseum. Panasonic, together with WVU, used the new video board systems as a showcase to feature the latest state-of-

the-art video and audio technology.

A new state-of-the-art directional sound system and lighting system was also installed in the Coliseum.

The 14,000-seat domed arena has been the home of Mountaineer athletics for the past quarter of a century, but its many uses include commencement, concerts, conferences, floor

shows and a host of educational and athletic events.

The Coliseum ranks second only to the Mountainlair (WVU’s student union building) in everyday activity.

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ConditioningSTRENGTHAND

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The primary goal of the

WVU strength and conditioning program is

to provide each student-athlete with the best hands-

on strength and conditioning program, with the best strength coaches and training facilities in

the country. Our training philosophy is founded on two major principles: health

and safety of the student-athlete, and performance enhancement.

The strength & conditioning coaches facilitate a training environment that enables each athlete

to reach her full athletic potential. Our strength and conditioning program develops character, mental

toughness, confidence, leadership, accountability, and relentless work ethic.

The strength and conditioning coaches collaborate with our sport coaches and athletic training staff to prepare every athlete

for optimum performance in competition and to have the ability to withstand the rigorous training demands throughout the season.

The entire year is carefully planned to prepare for optimal performance during the season and peaking at post-season championships. Mountaineer volleyball

players train for explosive power, jump endurance, anaerobic capacity, maximum strength, speed and agility.

Athletes are also educated in proper recovery strategies, including proper nutrition, hydration, rest and regeneration methods. We also have a registered dietician on staff to

provide nutritional guidance and education to help each athlete perform at her peak fitness level and athletic potential.

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TrainingATHLETIC

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The West Virginia athletic training

program looks to get its student-athletes back on

the field in a timely manner while providing quality health

care for its student-athletes and coaches.

The scope of the athletic training services encompass various domains

including injury recognition, treatment, rehabilitation, prevention, education, and

counseling that will enable the athlete to maintain an optimal quality of life beyond the span of athletic

competition.

Multiple athletic training rooms are available for student-athletes furnished with the latest in technology and

equipment.

The athletic training staff will work in conjunction with the team physicians and athletic administration to assure the student-athletes

receive quality care throughout their careers at WVU.

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MorgantownGAME DAY IN

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The atmosphere for a volleyball match in

Morgantown is intense. The WVU Pep Band, the

Mountaineer Maniac student section and the community

all come out to cheer on their Mountaineers.

West Virginia plays its home matches inside the 14,000-seat WVU Coliseum.

Fans throughout the state and the Mountaineer Maniacs come out to cheer on the Old Gold and Blue.

The Pride of West Virginia, The Mountaineer Marching Band, is located in seating near the floor during select

home games.

A record-crowd of 3,112 fans watched the Mountaineers face eventual national champion Texas Longhorns inside the WVU

Coliseum on Aug. 29, 2012.

Recent community involvement projects led to larger fan base in and around the Morgantown area.

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CommunityMOUNTAINEERSIN THE

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Winning and working hard are important

to the West Virginia University volleyball team.

But becoming successful and positive role models on and off

the court is just as significant to them.

The Mountaineers give back to the Morgantown and surrounding communities

every chance they get.

The team regularly donates its time and volleyball knowledge by hosting and teaching free clinics for

local children to learn the fundamentals of the sport. Along with strengthening the youngsters’ volleyball skills they also teach the participants the importance of good sportsmanship, courage, determination and hard work.

The Mountaineers are frequent visitors to the WVU Children’s Hospital and have sent Valentine’s Day cards to the troops in Iraq

the last few years. In 2014, they purchased Christmas present for the Hoss Family Foundation.

Mountaineer coaches and players also take part in Relay For Life of Monongalia County, the American Cancer Society’s signature activity. It offers

everyone in a community an opportunity to participate in the fight against cancer.

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LifeCAMPUS

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CharacterPublic, land-grant institution, founded in 1867.

Research ClassificationResearch University (High Research Activity) as classified by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.

Research FundingWVU faculty generate more than $127 million annually in sponsored contracts and research grants.

WVU System Operating BudgetMore than $1 billion.

AccreditationsBy the Higher Learning Commission and dozens of specialized academic accrediting agencies.

GovernanceThe WVU Board of Governors is the governing body of WVU. The Higher Education Policy Commission in West Virginia is responsible for developing, establishing and overseeing the implementation of a public policy agenda for the state’s four-year colleges and universities.

LocationMorgantown, W.Va., population 30,293, rated “No. 1 Small City in America” by BizJournals.com for its exceptional quality of life. Within easy traveling distance of Washington, D.C., to the east, Pittsburgh, Pa., to the north, and Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio, to the northwest. Other recent rankings: 20th of “50 Best College Towns in America” by Best College Reviews; 24th of “50 Best College Towns to Live in Forever” by CollegeRanker; a “Top Campus Worth Traveling For” by FlipKey.com; and one of “25 Best Places to Retire to in the U.S.” by Forbes. morgantownwv.gov/about/awards Student ProfileFall 2014 enrollment, on WVU campuses statewide, was 31,976; 29,175 in Morgantown.

That included: • 14,205 West Virginia residents, 14,970 nonresidents • 22,563 undergraduates • 5,001 graduate and 1,611 professional students

Academic ExcellenceWVU ranks nationally for prestigious scholarships: 24 Rhodes Scholars, 22 Truman Scholars, 40 Goldwater Scholars, two British Marshall Scholars, 4 Morris K. Udall Scholars, 5 USA Today All-USA College Academic First Team Members (and 11 academic team honorees), 12 Boren Scholars, 14 Gilman Scholars, 43 Fulbright Scholars, 3 Department of Homeland Security Scholars, and 22 Critical Language Scholars.

Degrees GrantedIn 2013-14, WVU awarded 5,997 degrees; 1,533 graduate and 196 professional.

Faculty and Staff ProfileExcellent faculty—18 of whom have been named Carnegie Foundation Professors of the Year—guide and mentor students. • instructional faculty: 2,464 • graduate assistants: 1,707 • total main campus employees: 8,179 • total WVU System employees: 8,669

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Academics15 colleges and schools offering 193 bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral and professional degree programs in agriculture, natural resources and design; arts and sciences; business and economics; creative arts; dentistry; education and human services; engineering and mineral resources; law; media; medicine; nursing; pharmacy; physical activity and sport sciences; public health; plus the WVU Honors College, University College and programs at Potomac State College and WVU Institute of Technology. wvu.edu/Academics/

Student Living ExperienceThe First-Year Experience helps students navigate their first year at WVU. Elements include residential colleges and Adventure West Virginia, an outdoor freshman orientation program. All WVU students benefit from a vibrant array of student life programs, including a Festival of Ideas lecture series, bringing the world’s top minds to campus to share their experiences and knowledge; WVUp All Night, a weekend package of safe, fun and healthy activities; an award-winning Student Recreation Center; and the Mountaineer Parents Club, helping families stay connected with their students’ education and life at WVU. Living and Learning Communities are student communities in certain residence halls formed around a theme or specific field of study. Students can live with others who share their academic and social interests. studentlife.wvu.edu

Freshman Class Profile2014 average ACT of 24, SAT (combined math and critical reading) 1052, and high school GPA of 3.42.

TransportationUniversity buses operate free on a year-round basis as does the Personal Rapid Transit (PRT) system—a computer-directed system that glides along 8.7 miles of guideway between Downtown, Evansdale and Health Sciences Center campuses. In addition, Morgantown’s Mountain Line bus service offers free rides to students and employees. WVU ID is required for all services. transportation.wvu.edu

SafetyWVU offers 24-hour campus security protection. Students can download LiveSafe, a free app that is an on-the-go way to connect with authorities. The University also sends urgent news through WVU Alert text messages. emergency.wvu.edu/alert

Student OrganizationsStudents can choose from more than 475 student organizations, and participate in an active intramural program and many club sports. studentactivities.wvu.edu

Study AbroadLast year, 706 WVU students traveled to over 60 nations around the world in University-led study abroad programs and international exchanges. Best College Reviews ranked WVU as having a top-50 study abroad program. internationalprograms.wvu.edu

Academic InnovationHundreds of distance education classes are available. elearn.wvu.edu

Civic EngagementThe Center for Service and Learning develops and organizes service learning and volunteer opportunities for students and faculty and consults with academic units on incorporating

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civic engagement into the curriculum. WVU has earned the Carnegie Foundation’s Community Engagement Classification, putting WVU in the 6% of higher education institutions that Carnegie recognizes for engagement. service.wvu.edu

Scholarships and AidEach year, WVU awards more than $34 million in scholarships to more than 7,100 students from West Virginia and around the nation. There are many different types of scholarships available based on academic record, financial need, group affiliation or some combination of these factors. In 2013-14, over $394 million in financial aid was given out. The average financial package was $16,291. West Virginia residents may be eligible for the PROMISE scholarship in addition to WVU awards. A new campaign is under way to raise $50 million for student scholarships.

Honors CollegeThe WVU Honors College encourages a style of learning and living that is tailored to the highly motivated, excelling student’s special requirements. Innovative, challenging courses, designed to stimulate creativity and to provoke in-depth discussion, are offered in small class settings. Students may participate as Presidential Honors Scholars or Dean’s Honors Scholars; both options provide enhanced experiences. honors.wvu.edu

University CollegeThe University College is a home base for exploratory students, general studies students, nontraditional students, McNair Scholars, academic success initiatives and undergraduate research opportunities. It focuses on academic and career advising, with the goal of guiding students to a major by their sophomore year. universitycollege.wvu.edu

InternshipsWVU offers hundreds of ways to gain valuable on-the-job experience and networking contacts. careerservices.wvu.edu

Parents ClubThe Mountaineer Parents Club, with more than 22,000 members in clubs across the state and nation, fosters success by connecting parents and family members with the student experience. The organization sponsors events on and off-campus, has a newsletter, a toll-free helpline (1-800-WVU-0096), parent electronic news and a Parent Perks program. Membership is free. parentsclub.wvu.edu

AthleticsA member of the NCAA, WVU competes at the Division I level in 18 varsity sports, 17 of which are members of the Big 12 Conference. Teams make regular postseason bowl appearances in football, including winning the 2012 Discover Orange Bowl, and NCAA tournament appearances in men’s and women’s basketball, including a trip to the Sweet 16 in 2015; women’s soccer won its second consecutive Big 12 tournament championship and made its 15th straight NCAA appearance in in 2014; women’s basketball was the Big 12 champion regular season champ in 2014 and advanced to the second round of the NCAA tournament. The WVU rifle team won its 17th national title in 2015, and in 2014 became the first WVU athletic team to visit the White House on NCAA Champions Day. wvusports.com

FacilitiesWVU’s mix of historic and modern facilities includes 460 buildings on 13,481 acres. Eleven main campus buildings are located on the National Register of Historic Places, and WVU operates eight experimental farms and four forests throughout the state, in addition to WVU Jackson’s Mill State 4-H Camp near Weston. jacksonsmill.ext.wvu.edu/

LibrariesFive library facilities—Downtown Library Complex, Evansdale Library, Health Sciences Library, Law Library, and West Virginia and Regional History Center—contain over 2.4 million books, electronic access to 365 databases, over 500,000 eBooks and 47,300 online electronic journals. Library staff offer in-person and online assistance. libraries.wvu.edu

Admission and Application TimelineAdmission is based on a combination of high school GPA and ACT or SAT scores. Applications are processed beginning September 15 for admission the following fall. March 1 is the deadline for West Virginia residents to submit PROMISE Scholarship applications. WVU has a rolling admissions policy, and while there is no official application deadline, applicants who apply later in the year may be deferred to the spring semester. admissions.wvu.edu

Visitors CenterLocated on the Morgantown Waterfront, the Visitors Center features unique, cutting-edge displays and traditional West Virginia hospitality. Operating hours: 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday; 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Saturday (closed Sundays and most University holidays). Guided tours with friendly, knowledgeable student guides Monday-Friday at 9:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. and Saturday at 10:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., except home football Saturdays. Phone: 304-293-3489. visit.wvu.edu

AlumniChartered in 1873, the WVU Alumni Association is made up of more than 190,000 graduates worldwide in some 60 nations. alumni.wvu.edu

Private SupportChartered in 1954, the West Virginia University Foundation is a private nonprofit corporation that generates, administers, invests and disburses contributed funds and properties given by individuals, corporations and philanthropic foundations in support of WVU and its nonprofit affiliates. Last year alone, donors contributed nearly $100 million in cash and in-kind donations. www.wvuf.org

ExtensionThroughout the year in West Virginia’s 55 counties, WVU Extension Service faculty and volunteers work with more than 624,000 West Virginians, many of whom participate in 4-H, agriculture, home gardening, health, firefighter training and community development to improve lives and communities; 4-H alone reaches one in four West Virginia youths. ext.wvu.edu

Divisional CampusesPotomac State College of WVU – Keyser, W.Va.; 800-262-7332; potomacstatecollege.eduWest Virginia University Institute of Technology – Montgomery, W.Va.; wvutech.eduRobert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center – Charleston, W.Va.; hsc.wvu.edu/charlestonRobert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center East – Martinsburg, W.Va.; hsc.wvu.edu/easternWVU Beckley – Beckley, W.Va.

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MOUNTAINEERExcellence

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2014-15 West Virginia Athletics In ReviewNCAA TEAM CHAMPIONSRifle

INDIVIDUAL NCAA CHAMPIONSMaren Prediger, Air Rifle

TEAM CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSRifle, GARC Regular Season & Postseason ChampionsWomen’s Soccer, Big 12 Regular Season & Big 12 Tournament Champions

INDIVIDUAL INTERNATIONAL TEAM HONORSMichaela Abam, Women’s Soccer, United States Under-20 National TeamMichael Bamsey, Rifle, Great Britain National TeamPierce Bradshaw, Swimming and Diving, USA National Junior Open Water TeamKadeisha Buchanan, Women’s Soccer, Full Canadian National Team;

Competed in 2015 World CupBria Holmes, Women’s Basketball, USA Basketball Team TrialsMeelis Kiisk, Rifle, Estonian National TeamZiva Dvorsak, Rifle, Slovenia National TeamElizabeth Gratz, Rifle, USA National Junior TeamJon Hammond, Rifle, Great Britain National TeamDan Hermsmeier, Rifle, USA National Development Team Ashley Lawrence, Women’s Soccer, Full Canadian National Team; Com-

peted in 2015 World CupNick Marable, Wrestling, USA National TeamAmandine Pierre-Louis, Women’s Soccer, Canadian Under-20 National TeamMaren Prediger, Rifle, German National TeamGarrett Spurgeon, Rifle, USA National Junior Team

NCAA TEAM QUALIFIERSCross Country GymnasticsMen’s Basketball RifleWomen’s Soccer

NCAA INDIVIDUAL QUALIFIERSKaitlyn Gillespie, Outdoor Track and Field and FieldAndrew Marsh, Men’s Swimming and DivingZeke Moisey, WrestlingMichael Morales, WrestlingBubba Scheffel, WrestlingJake A. Smith, WrestlingTim Squires, Men’s Swimming and Diving

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDSGarret Spurgeon, Rifle, NCAA Rifle Top Performer Award

PROFESSIONAL DRAFT PICKSMario Alford, Football, Cincinnati Bengals (NFL), seventh round (238th overall)Andy Bevin, Men’s Soccer, Seattle Sounders (MLS), fourth round (80th overall)Mark Glowinski, Football, Seattle Seahawks (NFL), fourth round (134th overall)Taylor Munden, Baseball, Miami Marlins (MLB), 27th round (806th overall)Shaquille Riddick, Football, Arizona Cardinals (NFL), fifth round (158th overall)Blake Smith, Baseball, Washington Nationals (MLB), 24th round (734th overall)Kevin White, Football, Chicago Bears (NFL), first round (7th overall)

COACHING AWARDS & HONORSJon Hammond, Rifle, Rifle Winter 2015 CaptainU Coach of the YearSammie Henson, Wrestling, Amateur Wrestling News Rookie Coach of the YearDana Holgorsen, Football, Coaches’ Coach of the YearBob Huggins, Men’s Basketball, Big 12 Coach of the Year; Jim Phelan National

Coach of the Year; West Virginia State Sports Writers Coach of the Year; NABC UPS Division I District 8 Coach of the Year

Nikki Izzo-Brown, Women’s Soccer, Big 12 Coach of the Year; NSCAA All-Cen-tral Region Coach of the Year

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Marlon LeBlanc, Men’s Soccer, MAC Coach of the Year

Bob Huggins, Men’s BasketballNikki Izzo-Brown, Women’s Soccer

CONFERENCE MAJOR AWARDSMichaela Abam, Women’s Soccer, Big 12

Newcomer of the YearAndy Bevin, Men’s Soccer, MAC Player of

the YearKadeisha Buchanan, Women’s Soccer, Big

12 Defensive Player of the Year; Big 12 Tournament Defensive MVP

Ziva Dvorsak, Rifle, GARC Shooter of the Year; GARC Senior of the Year

Elizabeth Gratz, Rifle, GARC Rookie of the Year; WVU GARC Scholar-Athlete of the Year

Ashley Lawrence, Women’s Soccer, Big 12 Tournament Offensive MVP

Joey Piatczyc, Men’s Soccer, MAC Freshman of the Year

Shaq Riddick, Football, Coaches’ Big 12 Defensive Newcomer of the Year

NATIONAL AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONAndy Bevin, Men’s Soccer, Senior CLASS

Award FinalistKadeisha Buchanan, Women’s Soccer, Mis-

souri Athletic Club Hermann Trophy Semifinal-ist; Canada U20 Player of the Year; Hyundai Young Player Award of FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015

Sammie Henson, Wrestling, National Wrestling Hall of Fame Inductee

Averee Fields, Women’s Basketball, Hair Achievement Award for February 2015

Josh Lambert, Football, Palm Beach County Sports Commission Lou Groza Award Finalist

Nick Marable, Wrestling, Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame Professional Athlete of the Year

Kate Schwindel, Women’s Soccer, Senior CLASS Award Finalist

Juwan Staten, Men’s Basketball, Bob Cousy Point Guard of the Year Award Finalist; Senior CLASS Award Finalist

Clint Trickett, Football, Davey O’Brien Semi-finalist

Kevin White, Football, Tallahassee Quar-terback Club Foundation Biletnikoff Award Finalist; Maxwell Award Semifinalist

Kelly Williams, Cross Country, NCAA Division I Women’s Cross Country Elite 89 Award

Academic All-AmericansFirst TeamAndy Bevin, Men’s Soccer, Capital One Aca-

demic All-America; NSCAA Scholar All-Amer-ica

David Palley, Swimming and Diving, Capital One Academic All-America

Kelly Williams, Track and Field/Cross Country, Capital One Academic All-America

SECOND TEAMCarly Black, Women’s Soccer, Capital One

Academic All-AmericaAveree Fields, Women’s Basketball, Capital

One Academic All-America

Kaitlyn Gillespie, Track and Field/Cross Coun-try/ Capital One Academic All-America

Thomas Kyanko, Rifle, Capital One Academic All-America

Maren Prediger, Rifle, Capital One Academic All-America

THIRD TEAMJack Elliott, Men’s Soccer, Capital One Aca-

demic All-AmericaJillian Forsey, Track and Field/Cross Country,

Capital One Academic All-AmericaJenelle Zee, Swimming and Diving

ACADEMIC TEAM AWARDSNSCAA Team Academic Award, Men’s Soccer

and Women’s Soccer

ACADEMIC AWARDSNikki Attea, volleyball, Big 12 Scholar-Athlete

of the YearAlex Basil, Rowing, Big 12 Conference’s Dr.

Gerald Lage Academic Achievement AwardAndy Bevin, Men’s Soccer, Capital One Aca-

demic All-American of the YearAli Connelly, Women’s Soccer, Big 12 Confer-

ence’s Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achieve-ment Award; WVU Foundation Outstanding Senior Award

Averee Fields, Women’s Basketball, Big 12 Conference’s Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award; Big 12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year

Kaitlyn Gillespie, Cross Country, Big 12 Schol-ar-Athlete of the Year

Elizabeth Gulick, Volleyball, WVU Foundation Outstanding Senior Award & 2015 Order of Augusta

Jaida Lawrence, Gymnastics, Big 12 Schol-ar-Athlete of the Year

David Palley, Men’s Swimming and Diving, Big 12 Conference’s Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award; Big 12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year; WVU Foundation Outstanding Senior Award ; Big 12 Dr. Prentice Gautt Postgradu-ate Scholarship

Maren Prediger, Rifle, Big 12 Dr. Prentice Gautt Postgraduate Scholarship, WVU Foun-dation Outstanding Senior Award

Haley VandePool, Women’s Swimming and Diving, Big 12 Conference’s Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award; Big 12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year; WVU Foundation Outstanding Senior Award & 2015 Order of Augusta

Kelly Williams, Cross Country, Big 12 Confer-ence’s Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achieve-ment Award; WVU Foundation Outstanding Senior Award

Jenelle Zee, Women’s Swimming and Diving, Big 12 Conference’s Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award

ALL-AMERICANSFirst Team Mario Alford, Football, FWAA, Phil SteeleMichael Bamsey, Rifle, NRA Air Rifle, NRA

SmallboreKadeisha Buchanan, Women’s Soccer,

NSCAA/Continental Tire; Soccer America MVP

Kyle Davis, Baseball, NCBWA and Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America

Ziva Dvorsak, Rifle, NRA Air Rifle; CRCA Jillian Forsey, Cross Country, USTFCCCAKaitlyn Gillespie, Cross Country, USTFCCCAElizabeth Gratz, Rifle, NRA Air Rifle Dravon Henry, Football, ESPN True Freshman Thomas Kyanko, Rifle, NRA Smallbore Jean-Pierre Lucas, Rifle, NRA Smallbore BJ Myers, Baseball, Louisville Slugger Fresh-

man All-AmericaMaren Prediger, Rifle, NRA Air Rifle Zeke Moisey, Wrestling, NCAA Garrett Spurgeon, Rifle, NRA Air Rifle; NRA

Smallbore; CRCA Juwan Staten, Men’s Basketball, Lute OlsonKevin White, Football, AFCA; Athlon Sports;

CBS Sports; NFL Network; SB Nation; Scout; Sports On Earth; Sporting News

Second TeamMichael Bamsey, Rifle, CRCA Andy Bevin, Men’s Soccer, Senior CLASSZiva Dvorsak, Rifle, NRA Smallbore Kaitlyn Gillespie, Outdoor TrackElizabeth Gratz, Rifle, CRCA; NRA SmallboreThomas Kyanko, Rifle, NRA Air Rifle; CRCA Josh Lambert, Football, CBS Sports Maren Prediger, Rifle, CRCA Kate Schwindel, Women’s Soccer, Senior

CLASSJuwan Staten, Men’s Basketball, Senior

CLASSPatrick Sunderman, Rifle, NRA Air Rifle; NRA

Smallbore; CRCAKevin White, Football, Associated Press;

College Sports Madness; Fox Sports; FWAAl; Phil Steele; SI.com; USA TODAY; Walter Camp Football Foundation

Third TeamMario Alford, Football, College Sports Madness Josh Lambert, Football, Associated Press; SB Nation Jean-Pierre Lucas, Rifle, CRCA

Fourth TeamJosh Lambert, Football, Athlon Sports; Phil

Steele

Honorable MentionMario Alford, Football, SI.com Jordan Anderson, Volleyball, AVCA Nikki Attea, Volleyball, AVCA Bria Holmes, Women’s Basketball, WBCA Josh Lambert, Football, NFL Network; SI.comJean-Pierre Lucas, Rifle, NRA Air Rifle

33 First Team and 41 Second Team All-Confer-ence Selections

124 Academic All-Conference Selections488 Student-Athletes were named to the 2014-

15 Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll517 Total Student-Athletes were named to the

Garrett Ford Academic Honor Roll

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Head Coach Reed Sunahara ..................... 24

Assistant Coach Rebecca Rudnick ........... 26

Assistant Coach Sean Byron ..................... 27

Support Staff ............................................. 28

StaffCOACHING

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PLAYING EXPERIENCE UCLA, 1985-89• Three-time NCAA National Champion• Two-time All-American• Two-time USVBA National Champion (Nike/

Molten)• Played professionally for Cisneros Isla Verdes

(Canary Islands, Spain)• Played alongside Olympians Ricci Luyties,

Doug Partie, Dave Sanders and U.S. Olympic Team coach Karch Kiraly.

COACHING EXPERIENCE Buffalo, 2014HEAD COACH• Led the Bulls to a 17-15 mark• Guided Buffalo to its first MAC tournament

berth since 2011• Junior Tahleia Bishop earned All-MAC First

Team honors• Cassie Shado earned mention on the All-

MAC Freshman Team

Cincinnati, 2000-11HEAD COACH • 2008, 2010 Big East Coach of the Year• 2011 Conference USA Coach of the Year• Led the Bearcats to 11 season with 20 or

more wins• Made eight NCAA Tournament appearances• Won a trio of Big East Championships• Also won three Conference USA

Championships• Won three AVCA Academic Team Awards

Cincinnati, 1997-99ASSISTANT COACH • NCAA Tournament

University of Toledo, 1995-96HEAD COACH

University of Toledo, 1993-94ASSISTANT COACH

UCLA, 1990-93MEN’S VOLLEYBALL ASSISTANT COACH • 1993 NCAA Champions

U.S.A Volleyball, 2010-13• U.S. National Team Assistant Coach, 2013-14• Men’s & Women’s National Youth Team

Coach, 2012• U.S. National Team Head Coach, 2012• USA Volleyball Grand Prix Team Leader, 2010

REED Sunahara

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Reed Sunahara was named the fourth head coach in West Virginia University volleyball program history in March of 2015.

Sunahara boasts more than 15 years of NCAA Division I experience and strong ties to USA Volleyball. In addition, he has coached five AVCA All-Americans, three AVCA Region Freshman of the Year honorees, three conference Player of the Year selections, six conference Freshman of the Year selections and 26 all-conference honorees. He joined the Mountaineers after spending the previous season as the head coach at Buffalo, accruing a 17-15 mark in his one season with the Bulls.

Sunahara served as the top assistant for the U.S. National Team from March of 2013 to January of 2014, helping Team USA to a 25-6 record and a No. 2 world ranking at that time. He also served as the head coach for Team USA during its gold medal run at the 2012 Women’s Pan American Cup in Juarez, Mexico, and was a NORCECA instructor, guiding both the Jamaican Na-tional Team and U18 NORCECA Women’s Continental Championship teams to gold medals as well.

Prior to his time with USA Volleyball, Suna-hara spent 11 seasons as the head coach at Cincinnati, where he led the Bearcats to eight NCAA Tournament appearances and recorded 20 or more wins every season. The Bearcats won the 2011 Big East Tournament, finishing with an overall record of 27-10 and a league mark of 12-2 while a trio of players garnered all-conference accolades. Cincinnati was also the 2009 and 2010 Big East regular season cham-pion, with Stephanie Niemer garnering Big East Player of the Year and AVCA All-Amer-ica honors both seasons. The Bearcats advanced to the NCAA Second Round in 2009, 2010 and 2011.

The Bearcats won a share of the first-ever Big East regular-season crown in 2008, posting an impressive 14-0 home record. Sunahara guided the program to the NCAA Second Round for the second time in pro-gram history, with Jessie Nevitt earning her fourth First-Team All-Big East honors and her third All-America accolades. From 2000 to 2007, Cincinnati posted double-digit conference wins on six occasions.

Sunahara garnered Big East Coach of the Year accolades in 2008 and 2010, and was the C-USA Coach of the Year in 2001. Prior to joining the Big East, Cincinnati won the 2001 and 2003 C-USA Championships,

qualifying for the NCAA Tournament both seasons and advancing to the NCAA Second Round in 2001. He departed as the winningest coach in UC history.

Sunahara spent two seasons as an assistant coach with the Bearcats, helping them to a C-USA Tournament Championship in 1999. He served as the head coach for the University of Toledo from 1995-96 after serving as an assistant coach for the Rockets from 1993-94. Sunahara got his start in coaching as an assistant with the men’s team at UCLA, his alma mater, from 1990-93 after serving as a graduate assistant in 1987 and 1989. He helped the Bruins to national championships in 1987, 1989 and 1993.

A voter in the AVCA Top-25 poll from 2002 to 2011, Sunahara was the C-USA Volleyball President from 2002 to 2003 and was the Big East Volleyball President from 2006 to 2007. He was also a head coaches committee representative from 2006 to 2008 and served on the AVCA All-American Selection Committee in 2014.

A native of Hilo, Hawaii, Sunahara was a two-time All-American and three-time NCAA Champion at UCLA alongside Olympians Ricci Luyties, Doug Partie, Dave Saunders and AVP legend and current U.S. Olympic Team coach Karch Kiraly before graduating with a degree in sociology in 1989. He won a pair of USVBA National Championships with Nike/Molten in 1987 and 1990, and went on to play professionally for Cisneros Isla Verdes in the Canary Islands, Spain.

Sunahara’s Year-by-Year Coaching RecordYear School Position Record Conf. Postseason 1987 UCLA Men’s G.A. Coach 30-3 18-0 NCAA Champion1989 UCLA Men’s G.A. Coach 29-5 17-3 NCAA Champion1990 UCLA Men’s Asst. Coach 26-5 15-3 1991 UCLA Men’s Asst. Coach 16-9 12-4 1992 UCLA Men’s Asst. Coach 15-12 11-7 1993 UCLA Men’s Asst. Coach 24-3 16-3 NCAA Champion1993 Toledo Women’s Asst. Coach 16-12 9-9 1994 Toledo Women’s Asst. Coach 8-19 4-13 1995 Toledo Women’s Head Coach 7-21 4-13 1996 Toledo Women’s Head Coach 12-19 5-12 1997 Cincinnati Women’s Asst. Coach 21-13 12-4 1998 Cincinnati Women’s Asst. Coach 21-12 12-4 1999 Cincinnati Women’s Asst. Coach 28-7 13-3 C-USA Div. Champs, NCAA Tournament2000 Cincinnati Women’s Head Coach 24-10 14-2 C-USA Div. Champs, NCAA Tournament2001 Cincinnati Women’s Head Coach 23-8 14-2 C-USA Champions, NCAA Tournament2002 Cincinnati Women’s Head Coach 23-9 11-2 NCAA Tournament2003 Cincinnati Women’s Head Coach 27-6 12-1 C-USA Co-Champions, NCAA Tournament2004 Cincinnati Women’s Head Coach 22-11 10-3 2005 Cincinnati Women’s Head Coach 20-12 9-5 2006 Cincinnati Women’s Head Coach 22-7 10-4 2007 Cincinnati Women’s Head Coach 19-12 9-5 2008 Cincinnati Women’s Head Coach 27-7 12-2 BIG EAST Co-Champions, NCAA Tournament2009 Cincinnati Women’s Head Coach 25-11 12-2 NCAA Tournament2010 Cincinnati Women’s Head Coach 30-6 13-1 BIG EAST Champions, NCAA Tournament2011 Cincinnati Women’s Head Coach 27-10 12-2 BIG EAST Tournament Champions, NCAA Tournament2013 U.S. Women’s Head Coach 25-6 No. 2 World Ranking National Team 2014 Buffalo Women’s Head Coach 17-15 6-10 Totals Head Coach (NCAA) 321-164 153-65

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Rebecca Rudnick is in her first season with the Mountaineers after joining the staff in April of 2015. She comes to West Virginia from Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, where she served as an assistant coach for four seasons following a standout playing career for the Lady Flames.

Rudnick serves as the recruiting coordinator for the Mountaineers. She will also work in particular with middle blockers, in addition to other duties.

Rudnick arrives in Morgantown having spent a total of six seasons in Lynchburg with the Lady Flames. She served as an assistant coach from 2011-14 after spending the 2006 and 2007 seasons as a graduate assistant.

The Lady Flames won a trio of Big South Conference Championships and earned NCAA tournament berths in 2007, 2011 and 2012. Rudnick helped Liberty post a program-record 27 wins in 2007 and a program-best win percentage of .758 with a 25-8 mark in 2012. She also guided Loren Thomas to a single-season program record with 155 blocks in 2011, as well a single-game mark of 13 at Winthrop. Under Rudnick’s tutelage, Caroline Douglas was named the 2012 Big South Player of the Year, and 10 Lady Flames earned Big South First Team All-Conference Accolades, while eight garnered second team honors. Liberty has also earned four AVCA Team Academic Awards during her tenure.

Rudnick spent time as a reading specialist and first grade teacher at a Lynchburg elementa-ry school and taught third grade in Homewood, Illinois. She continued coaching during her teaching career and coached the Celtic Force Volleyball Club (Palos Heights, Illinois), the Heart of Virginia Volleyball Club (Lynchburg, Virgnia) and served as a volunteer assistant at Randolph College.

A four-year letterwinner at Liberty, Rudnick helped the Lady Flames to the 2001 Big South championship and advanced to the NCAA tournament. She ranks 11th all-time at Liberty with 1,164 career kills. Rudnick was a Big South First Team All-Conference honoree in 2003 and was selected to the Big South All-Tournament team in 2004. She graduated with high honors from Liberty in 2005, earning a bachelor’s degree in elementary education. Rudnick later earned a Masters of Education in 2008.

PLAYING EXPERIENCE

Liberty University, 2001-05• Helped Lady Flames to 2001 Big South

Championship• Ranks 10th all-time in career kills• 2009 All-Big South First Team• 2004 Big South All-Tournament team

COACHING EXPERIENCE

Liberty University, 2011-14ASSISTANT COACH• 2011 and 2012 Big South Champions• 2011 and 2012 NCAA Tournament

Heart of Virginia Volleyball Club, 2009-11HEAD COACH

Randolph College, 2010VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT

Liberty University, 2006-08GRADUATE ASSISTANT • 2007 Big South Tournament

REBECCARudnick

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SEANByronPLAYING EXPERIENCE

Springfield College, 1989-90OUTSIDE HITTER• Team Co-Captain

COACHING EXPERIENCE

Ohio State, 2008-15MEN’S TEAM ASSISTANT COACH • Five MIVA Tournament titles • One NCAA National Championship• Six AVCA All-Americans

Rutgers-Newark, 2000-07HEAD MEN’S AND WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL COACH • NJAC playoffs• EIVA playoffs

East Stroudsburg, 1998-99HEAD MEN’S AND WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL COACH

Springfield College, 1994-98ASSISTANT COACH, 1994-97HEAD MEN’S COACH, 1997-98• Won Molten DIII National Championship

in 1997

Sean Byron arrived in Morgantown in May of 2015, joining the staff as an assistant coach from the Ohio State men’s program.

Byron served as the Buckeyes’ offensive and recruiting coordinator during his eight seasons in Columbus and helped guide the squad to five MIVA regular season titles. OSU also won four MIVA tournament titles and the 2011 National Championship during his tenure, with six AVCA All-Americans. A total of 27 players earned All-MIVA accolades, while four earned MIVA Player of the Year honors.

Prior to joining the staff at Ohio State, Byron spent eight years at Rutgers University-New-ark, where he was head men’s and women’s volleyball coach. His women’s squad ad-vanced to both the ECAC and NCAA tournaments, while the men’s program qualified for the EIVA tournament and consistently ranked in the top-15 of the nation. Before heading to Newark, Byron was the head men’s and women’s coach at East Stroudsburg from June of 1998 to December of 1999. He also spent two years as the head men’s coach at Springfield College, guiding the team to the Molten Division III National Championship in 1997 while also serving as an assistant professor of physical education.

On the national level, Byron has been involved with USA Volleyball for more than 20 years. He has been an assistant coach on the Boys Under-21 U.S. National team on multiple oc-casions and was the head coach of the under-19 squad in the summers of 2002, 2008 and 2009, helping the team win gold medals at the North and Central American tournaments and a bronze medal at the 2002 NORCECA World Championship Qualifier. Byron was an assistant coach on the U.S. National B-Team (2011) and served as both the head coach and an assistant coach for the U.S.A. High Performance Team (2000-01) in addition to coaching at the 2005 World University Games.

Byron earned a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education from Springfield College in 1993, playing outside hitter for the Pride, and went on to earn a Master of Education in Physical Education from the school in 1998. He is an instructor for National Certification courses for aspiring club, high school and college coaches in U.S.A. Volleyball’s Coaching Accreditation Program and boasts several published works on skills.

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SUPPORTStaff

RandyMEADORCoordinator, Athletic Training Services

ChrisJOHNSTONAthletic Trainer

MikeJOSEPHDirector, Strength and Conditioning

JenaWHITLEYAthletic Trainer - Graduate Assistant

BethBYRONStrength and Conditioning

Dr. MattLIVELYMedical Director

EmilyPATTONAcademic Advisor

AshleyBAILEY Assistant Director of Athletic Communications

AaronHASTINGSOperations Assistant

Bubba SCHMIDTVarsity Sports Equipment Manager

Janaina LimaFOGACASports Psychology Consultant

ThiagoBARBOSAVolunteer Assistant

ChelseaDANELGraduate Manager

ProfilesPLAYER2015 Roster ............................................... 30

Caleah Wells .............................................. 32

Brittany Sample ......................................... 34

Hannah Shreve .......................................... 36

Haley Roe .................................................. 37

Melvina Brown ........................................... 38

Gianna Gotterba ........................................ 39

Morgan Montgomery ................................. 40

Newcomers ............................................... 41

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ALPHABETICALNo. Name Pos Ht Cl Hometown High School 11 Abby Brown OH/DS 5-9 Fr. Lewisburg, W.Va. Greenbrier East8 Melvina Brown DS 5-7 Fr. Warrenton, Va. Kettle Run10 Taylor Cross DS 5-7 So. Colorado Springs, Colo. Pine Creek / New Mexico4 Gianna Gotterba DS/L 5-6 Fr. Stockton, Calif. St. Mary’s16 Dzeni Hadzisehovic RS 6-4 Jr. Belgrade, Serbia North Idaho 14 MaTia Hughes L/DS 5-5 Jr. Atlanta, Ga. North Gwinnett/NYU13 Nzea McQuitery MB 6-1 Jr. Raleigh, N.C. Sanderson / Liberty3 Morgan Montgomery OH 6-1 Fr. Centennial, Colo. Grandview12 Andrea Phung DS 5-7 Jr. Stone Ridge, Va. Freedom2 Haley Roe S 5-10 Jr. Campbell, Calif. Saint Francis-Mountain View1 Brittany Sample S 5-7 Sr. Lewisville, Texas Hebron15 Hannah Shreve MB 6-3 So. Charleston, W.Va. George Washington6 Mia Swanegan MB 6-1 So. Blue Springs, Mo. Blue Springs South / TCU5 Bridgett Talia OH 6-0 Fr. West Valley City, Utah Taylorsville7 Caleah Wells MB 6-1 Jr. Red Oak, Texas Red Oak17 Paige Zywick DS 5-7 Fr. Troy, Michigan Seaholm

NUMERICAL No. Name Pos Ht Cl Hometown High School 1 Brittany Sample S 5-7 Sr. Lewisville, Texas Hebron2 Haley Roe S 5-10 Jr. Campbell, Calif. Saint Francis-Mountain View3 Morgan Montgomery OH 6-1 Fr. Centennial, Colo. Grandview4 Gianna Gotterba DS/L 5-6 Fr. Stockton, Calif. St. Mary’s5 Bridgett Talia OH 6-0 Fr. West Valley City, Utah Taylorsville6 Mia Swanegan MB 6-1 So. Blue Springs, Mo. Blue Springs / TCU7 Caleah Wells MB 6-1 Jr. Red Oak, Texas Red Oak8 Melvina Brown DS 5-7 Fr. Warrenton, Va. Kettle Run10 Taylor Cross DS 5-7 So. Colorado Springs, Colo. Pine Creek / New Mexico11 Abby Brown OH/DS 5-9 Fr. Lewisburg, W.Va. Greenbrier East12 Andrea Phung DS 5-7 Jr. Stone Ridge, Va. Freedom13 Nzea McQuitery MB 6-1 Jr. Raleigh, N.C. Sanderson / Liberty14 MaTia Hughes L/DS 5-5 Jr. Atlanta, Ga. North Gwinnett / NYU15 Hannah Shreve MB 6-3 So. Charleston, W.Va. George Washington16 Dzeni Hadzisehovic RS 6-4 Jr. Belgrade, Serbia North Idaho 17 Paige Zywick DS 5-7 Fr. Troy, Michigan Seaholm

Head Coach: Reed Sunahara (First Season) Assistant Coaches: Rebecca Rudnick, Sean ByronVolunteer Assistant: Thiago BarbosaOperations Assistant: Aaron Hastings

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2014 (Jr.)•Missed just one contest as a junior, appear-

ing in 94 sets for the Mountaineers•Finished fourth on the team in kills with 1.70

per set•Also fourth on the squad with 0.70 blocks

per set•Hit .400 or better 10 times during the season•Had eight kills and a block solo in a 3-0 win

over IUPUI (Aug. 30)•Recorded nine kills and four blocks in a 3-1

win vs. Kent State (Sept. 12)

•Registeredaseason-bestfiveblocksonthree occasions: vs. Seton Hall (Sept. 12), Saint Francis (Sept. 13) and at Baylor (Oct. 22)

•Had 10 kills vs. Oklahoma (Oct. 8)•Put up a season-best 13 kills, along with

three blocks, in a 5-set win over TCU (Oct. 11)•Dug a season-high six balls vs. Iowa State

(Nov. 8)•Hitaseason-best.833withfivekillsvs.

Texas Tech (Nov. 15)•Finished the season with 160 kills and 66

blocks

2013 (So.)•Fourth on team with 217 kills•Second on team with a .241 hitting percent-

age, and second with 99 blocks•Led team with 10 solo blocks•Has started and played in every set of every

match in her career and started and played in every set of all 33 matches

•Blue/Gold Invitational All-Tournament Team•Led team with 65 blocks in nonconference

play

CALEAH Wells

2015 PLAYER PROFILES

Sr. | 6-1 | MBRed Oak, Texas/Red Oak7

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•Career-high 13 kills on two separate occa-sions

•Season-high .550 hitting percentage against Eastern Illinois on Aug. 31

•Career-high seven blocks against Hampton on Sept. 14

2012 (Fr.)•One of two freshmen to start and play in

every set and match during the 2012 season•Finished third on the team with 167 kills and recordeddouble-digitkillsonfiveoccasions

•Led the team with a .221 hitting percentage and had the highest hitting percentage in 11 games for the season

•Recorded 71 total blocks, which was good for second on the team, and led the team in blocks on eight occasions

•Posted a season- and career-high block total of seven three times during the season

•Oneoffiveplayerswhorackedupdou-ble-digit kills versus Murray State on Sept. 16 for a season- and career-high 13 kills

•Recorded 10 kills on 13 swings with only one error for a season- and career-high .692 hitting percentage against Saint Peter’s on Sept. 7

Prep•Named to the Prepvolleyball.com 2012 Se-

nior Aces 150 list•2011-12 Texas Sports Writers 4A All-State

Honorable Mention•2011-12 Texas Girls Coaches Association 4A

All-State Team•2011-12 Lonestarvolleyball.com All-Texas

Team Honorable Mention•Lettered two years at Red Oak, where she helpedherteamreachtheregionalfinalsin2010andtheregionalsemifinalsin2011

•District 15-4A 2011 Hitter of the Year•District 15-4A 2010 Newcomer of the Year•Red Oak Student of the Month in Oct. 2011•Received the recognition of Red Oak Hawk of

the Month in April 2012

Personal•Daughter of Samuel and Calinda Wells•Birthday is August 1•Enrolled in pre-psychology•Has two brothersWELLS’ CAREER STATISTICS

Year GP Kills E Atts Pct. Aces Digs Blocks Assists 2012 108 167 74 421 .221 0 18 71 02013 115 217 86 544 .241 1 16 99 12014 94 160 69 378 .241 0 29 66 3Total 317 544 229 1,343 .235 0 63 236 4

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2015 PLAYER PROFILES

BRITTANYSampleSr. | 6-1 | SLewisville, Texas/Hebron

2014 (Jr.)•Saw action at setter and defensive specialist in 78

sets and 26 matches for the Mountaineers•Was second on the team with 216 assists for 2.77

per set•Hadacareer-best60assistsinafive-setwinover

TCU (Oct. 11)•Posted double-digit assists in eight matches•Recorded a pair of service aces vs. TCU•Also registered a pair of kills against the Horned

Frogs and had 13 digs for a double-double•Had a season-best 14 digs along with 33 assists

and an ace against Kansas (Oct. 15)•Posted a pair of blocks each against TCU and

Kansas•Finished the season with seven kills, three aces, 103digsandfiveblocks

2013 (So.)•2013 Academic All-Big 12 Volleyball Second Team•One of three Mountaineers to play in every set of

every match•Has started and played in every set of every match

in her career and started and played in every set of all 33 matches

•Blue/Gold Invitational Most Valuable Player•Gold & Blue Player’s Challenge Most Valuable

Player•Mountaineer Invitational All-Tournament Team•Eagle Challenge All-Tournament Team•Totaled 1,189 assists for a 10.34 assists per set

average, ranking fourth in the Big 12 Conference•Second on team with 284 digs for a 2.47 digs per

set average•Second on team with eight double-double, while

being just one dig shy of a double-double on two occasions

•Chipped in 44 blocks and 15 service aces•Season-high 57 assists in win over Texas Tech on

Nov. 2 •Career-high 25 digs in win over Georgetown on

Sept. 20•Surpassed 2,000 career assists in win over TCU

on Nov. 16 and has 2,149 assists through two seasons

•Averaged 10.95 assists per set in 17 nonconfer-ence games, helping the Mountaineers to a 15-2 nonconference record

•Had at least 21 assists in all but one match •Posted double-digit digs eight times

2012 (Fr.)•One of two freshmen to start and play in every set

and match during the 2012 season•Finished the season with a team-leading 960 as-

sists and 8.89 assists per set, while also chipping in 74 kills, 273 digs and 25 total blocks

•Recordedeightgameswith30-plusassists,fivegames with 40 plus assists and three straight games with 50 plus assists

•Postedherfirstcareerdouble-doubleinthefirstmatch of the season against St. Francis with 35 assists and 17 digs

•Recorded 12 double-doubles, including seven over a nine-game period from Sept. 7 to Sept. 29

•Finished second on the team in digs with 273 and ledtheteamindigsonsixdifferentoccasionsin-cluding a season- and career-high 20 against TCU

•Recordedherfirst50assistplusgameagainstRobert Morris and posted 50-plus assists in the next two matches including a season- and career-high 59 versus Cleveland State

•One of nine Mountaineers to serve up double-digit service aces with 12 on the season and had a season- and career-high two against Wright State and Baylor

•Named to the Mountaineer Invitational All-Tour-nament team after posting 107 assists, nine kills, four blocks and 32 digs

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Prep •2011-12 AVCA Under Armour All-American Hon-

orable Mention•2011-12 Prepvolleyball.com High School

All-American Special Mention •Named to the Prepvolleyball.com 2012 Senior

Aces 150 list•2011-12 Lonestarvolleyball.com All-Texas Team

special recognition•Oneof73finalistsfortheAndiCollinsAward,

which is given to the nation’s top prep setter •All-tournament team member at the 2011 Grape-

vine Tournament and 2011 Pearland Tournament•Transferred to Hebron High at the start of her

junior year and led the Lady Hawks to the 2010 Texas 5A state championships and was named to the 5A State all-tournament team and TGCA 5A all-state team

•2010 District 8-5A Setter of the Year and 2010 Lonestarvolleyball.com Outstanding Setter

•2010 Prepvolleyball.com High School All-American•All-tournament team member at the 2010 Grape-

vine Tournament, 2010 Allen Tournament and 2010 Pearland Tournament

•2010 Pearland Tournament Most Outstanding Setter

•2010 District 8-5A Setter of the Year•Started prep career at Brandeis High, where she

was a two-year letterwinner•Max Preps/AVCA Player of the Week on Aug. 25,

2009, and Nov. 7, 2010•San Antonio Express News Player of the Week on

Sept. 1, 2009•2009 All-District 28-5A First Team•All-tournament team member at the 2009 Seguin

Tournament, 2009 NE Tournament and 2009 NS Tournament

•Awarded the San Antonio Express News Game Ball on Oct. 28, 2008

•2008BrandeisHighVolleyballOffensiveMostValuable Player

•2008 San Antonio Express News Newcomer of the Year

•All-tournament team member at the 2008 South San Antonio Tournament and 2008 Alamo Heights Tournament

Personal •Daughter of Glen and Jessica Sample•Birthday is Jan. 3•Enrolled in pre-civil engineering•Has three sisters•Garrett Ford Academic Honor Roll

SAMPLE’S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP Kills E Atts Pct. Aces Digs Blocks Assists2012 108 74 37 225 .164 12 273 26 9602013 115 69 37 196 .163 15 284 45 1,1892014 78 7 6 25 .040 3 103 11 216Total 301 150 80 446 .157 30 660 82 2,365

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HANNAHShreveJr. | 6-3 | MBCharleston, W.Va./George Washington

Jr. | 5-10 | S Campbell, Calif./Saint Francis – Mountain View

2014 (So.)•Missedthefirstmonthoftheseasonwithaninju-

ry before working her way back into the starting lineup at middle blocker

•Led the Mountaineers with 1.39 blocks per set•Ranked third in the Big 12 in blocking•Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week (Nov. 24)•Had a pair of service aces along with four kills

and six blocks in a 5-set win over TCU (Oct. 11)•Recorded a season-best 10 kills vs. Kansas State

(Oct. 25)•Had seven blocks against both Kansas (Oct. 15)

and Iowa State (Nov. 8)•Posted a season-best nine blocks against Baylor

(Nov. 22)•Had seven kills and six blocks in a 5-set upset of

Kansas State (Nov. 29)

2013 (Fr.)•Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team•First West Virginia native on team in nearly a

decade•Wears No. 67 recognizing 1867 – the year West

Virginia University was founded•Played in 18 matches and appeared in 34 sets•Totaled 25 kills, 24 blocks and seven digs

•Career-high six blocks in win over Kansas State on Sept. 27

•Career-high seven kills in win over Texas Tech on Nov. 2

Prep•Four-year letterwinner at George Washington

High•Led her team to a WVIAC AAA State Champion-

ship in 2012 and was named all-state First Team in 2011 and 2012

•2012 Gatorade POY in West Virginia•MSCA First Team from 2010-12•All-Tournament team at the 2012 Tournament

of Champions, 2012 Queen of the Hill and 2012 Woodrow Wilson Tournament

•As a senior, recorded 438 kills and 158 solo blocks

•Holds the school record in career kills (1,647) and career solo blocks (580)

•All-Tournament team at the 2011 Queen of the Hill, 2011 Woodrow Wilson Tournament, 2011 Cabell Midland Tournament and MVP of the 2011 Snowball Tournament

•2011 and 2012 West Virginia All-Tournament team

•All-Tournament team at the 2010 Woodrow Wil-son Tournament and Cabell Midland Tournament

•2010 First-Team All-State•2009 Freshman of the Year, 2009 MSAC Hon-

orable Mention and 2009 Capital City Classic All-Tournament team

Personal•Daughter of Daniel Shreve and Diana Sole-Walko•Birthday is Feb. 4•Enrolled in general studies•Has two brothers•Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll•Garrett Ford Academic Honor Roll

SHREVE’S CAREER STATS Year GP Kills E Atts Pct. Aces Digs Blocks Assists2013 34 25 10 57 .263 0 7 24 02014 54 59 24 148 .236 3 4 75 1Total 88 84 34 205 .244 3 11 99 1

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HALEYRoeJr. | 5-10 | S Campbell, Calif./Saint Francis – Mountain View

2014 (So.)•Played12setsinfivematchesasasopho-

more for the Mountaineers •Recorded a service ace at Baylor (Oct. 22)•Alsohadfivedigsina3-1winovertheBears•Saw action at TCU, Oklahoma and Kanas

State•Finished the season with an ace and nine

digs

2013 (Fr.)•Appeared in 15 matches and 22 sets•Totaled 18 assists, 17 digs and two service

aces•Career-high four assists at No. 1 Texas on

Nov. 21•Career-high four digs at TCU on Oct. 2

Prep •A two-sport athlete and letterwinner at Saint

Francis-Mountain View High •Participatedinvolleyballandtrack&field•Played for the NorCal Volleyball Club

Personal•Daughter of Truman and Laurie Roe•Birthday is Dec. 3••Majoringinpre-fashionmerchandising•Dad played for the CBA’s Montana Golden

Nuggets, sister Jenna played water polo at Indiana and sister Ashley played volleyball at UC Berkeley

•Has two sisters

ROE’S CAREER STATS Year GP Kills E Atts Pct. Aces Digs Blocks Assists2013 22 0 0 0 .000 2 17 0 182014 12 0 0 0 .000 1 9 0 0Total 24 0 0 0 .000 3 26 0 18

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MELVINABrownSo. | 5-7 | DS Warrenton, Va./Kettle Run

BROWN’S CAREER STATS Year GP Kills E Atts Pct. Aces Digs Blocks Assists2014 41 1 0 2 .500 2 68 0 7

2014 (Fr.)•Played in 41 sets in 18 matches as a fresh-

man with the Mountaineers.•Made her career debut in the team’s sea-

son-opener vs. BYU (Aug. 29)•Recorded a service ace vs. then-No. 2 Texas

(Sept. 24) and added nine digs•Started at defensive specialist at Texas Tech

(Sept. 27) and Marshall (Oct. 1)•Also allied 11 digs against the Red Raiders•Had a service ace and nine digs in a win over

Baylor (Nov. 22)•Posted a season-best 13 digs, along with a

pair of assists, in an upset victory at Kansas State (Nov. 29)

•Finished the season averaging 1.68 digs per set with 69 on the season

High School •Played for coach Bri West at Kettle Run High•Three-year captain and four-year letterwinner•MVP of volleyball team her senior year•Fauquier Times Democrat Female Athlete of

the Year•District 27 Volleyball Player of the Year 2012

and 2013•Track&fieldall-regionandall-statehonoree

2011-2013 while serving as team captain

Personal •Daughter of Robert and Tracey Russell•Birthday is Feb. 22•Majoring in social work•Oneoffivechildren

So. | 5-6 | LStockton, Calif./St. Mary’s

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GIANNAGotterbaSo. | 5-6 | LStockton, Calif./St. Mary’s

2014 (Fr.)•Appeared in 27 matches, playing 96 sets, beforemissingthefinalthreegamesoftheseason with an injury

•Started six matches at defensive specialist before taking over as the team’s libero

•Led the team with 2.99 digs per set for a total of 287 on the year

•Was third on the team with 51 assists (9.53 per set)

•Boasted a team-best 0.964 receiving per-centage

•Had 19 dig vs. then-No. 2 Texas (Sept. 24)•Twice recorded six assists for the Mountain-

eers – vs. Oklahoma (Oct. 8) and TCU (Oct. 11)

•Recorded a season-best 21 digs vs. Kansas State (Oct. 25)

High School •First team all-area selection in her hometown

of Stockton, Calif.•Member of the 2010 Junior Olympic Champi-

onship team•Named to the California Challenge All-Tour-

nament Team and was named the MVP of the Tcal League

•Participated at the Global Challenge Tour-nament

•Named MVP of her high school team

Personal •Daughter of Eddie and Claudia Gotterba•Birthday is Nov. 2•Majoring in journalism•One of two children•Father played baseball at San Jose State•Sister,Katrin,istheliberoatPacific•Garret Ford Academic Honor Roll•Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll•Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team

GOTTERBA’S CAREER STATS Year GP Kills E Atts Pct. Aces Digs Blocks Assists2014 96 4 4 10 .000 7 287 0 51

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MORGAN MontgomerySo. | 6-1 | OH Centennial, Colo./Grandview

2014 (Fr.)•Played in 25 sets in 14 matches in her fresh-

man season•Made starts vs. St. Francis (Sept. 13) and

Texas (Sept. 24)•Posted a career-best 13 kills and four digs

against SFU (Sept. 13)•Had a pair of block assists at Duke (Sept. 19)•Finished the season with 38 kills for 1.52 per

set•Alsohadninedigsandfiveblocksonthe

season

High School•Two-time captain at Grandview High in

Aurora, Colo.•Played for coach Patty Childress

•2013 All-State selection•Four-year letterwinner•Grandview posted a 100-18 record while

Montgomery attended•Compiled 833 career kills, 307 blocks,

107 service aces and a .205 career hitting percentage

•Twofirst-teamacademicdistinctionsandafirst-teamall-conferencemember

Personal•Daughter of John and Jacque Montgomery•Birthday is October 3•Majoring in exercise physiology•One of two children•Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll•Garrett Ford Academic Honor Roll•Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team

MONTGOMERY’S CAREER STATS Year GP Kills E Atts Pct. Aces Digs Blocks Assists2014 25 38 25 97 .134 0 9 5.0 0

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TAYLORCrossIn 2014 at New Mexico •Appeared in 30 sets in 14 matches as a

freshman for the Lobos •Recorded 30 digs for an average of 0.87 per

set•Also had a service ace

Prep•A three-year letterwinner at Pine Creek High

in Colorado Springs, Colorado•Two-time Colorado Springs 5A Metro League

Champion and 2013 5A Regional Champion•Named the 2014 Outstanding Female Athlete

of Pine Creek HS•Three-time All-Metro League selection•Two-time All-State Honorable Mention •2012 First Team Colorado Springs Gazette

5A/4A All-Area Team and Defensive Player of the Year

•Three-time First Team Academic All-State Pine Creek

•Two-time Rocky Mountain Region Champion and all-regional honoree

•Competed for Colorado Juniors from 2009-14•2011 USA Volleyball High Performance Select

Continental team

Personal•Born January 10 in Colorado Springs, Col-

orado•Parents are Don and Maria•Brother, Marcus, plays football at Colorado

Mesa •Honor graduate with 4.32 GPA•Principal’s Honor Roll

So. | 5-7 | DSColorado Springs, Colorado/Pine Creek High (New Mexico)

MIASwaneganAt TCU in 2014•Played in 30 sets as a freshman for the

Horned Frogs•Averaged 1.47 kills per set with a .275 hitting

percentage•Posted 22 blocks for 0.73 per set•Career-best six blocks against Northern Iowa•Recorded a career-high nine kills against

Kansas

Prep•Three-time Suburban Big 6 All-Conference

selection at Blue Spring South High in Blue Springs, Missouri

•Namedfirst-teamall-regionin2013andsecond-team all-region in 2012

•Finished with 679 kills, 210 blocks and a .313 hitting percentage

•Named all-state honorable mention in 2012 and second-team all-state in 2013

•Nominee for the Evelyn Gates Award, given to the top female high school varsity volley-ball student-athlete in the Kansas City area

•Earned Missouri All-Star team accolades

Personal•Daughter of Tim and Lynette•As a twin sister named Zori as well as an old-

er sister (Payton) and younger brother (Ethan)•Majoring in strategic communications

So. | 6-1 | MBBlue Springs, Missouri/Blue Springs South (TCU)

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DZENI

NZEA

Hadzisehovic

Mcquitery

At North Idaho College in 2014•Named Second Team All-SWAC•Led the Cardinals with 3.52 blocks per set

with 204 on the season•Ranked third on the team with 0.69 blocks

per set •Second on the squad with an attacking

percentage of .339•Twice registered a season-high 22 kills•Had 10 blocks vs. Arizona Western•Ranked second in the SWAC in hitting per-

centage and third in kills per set

At Western Wyoming Community College in 2013•Hit .257 with 1.99 kills per set•Averaged 2.45 kills per set in 21 matches•Region IX All-Tournament Team honors

At Liberty in 2014•Started 25 matches at middle blocker for the

Lady Flames•Averaged 1.96 kills per set with an attacking

percentage of .286

At Liberty in 2013•Big South All-Freshman Team•Named Big South Freshman of the Week on

Nov. 11, after hitting .368 with 2.38 kills per set on the week

•Competed in 93 sets over a span of 28 matches

Prep•Attended the First Private School for Catering

and Tourism in Belgrade, Serbia•Competed for Red Star, Postar 064, Vizura

Belgrade, Jedinstvo Stara Pazova and Rad-nicki Jugopetrol

•HelpedJedinstvotoathird-placefinishintheFirst Serbia National League in 2011

•Guided the National Team of Serbia to top-threefinishesatEuropeanTournamentsin2010

Personal•Born April 29 in Belgrade, Serbia•Parents are Elmina Cicic and Almer Hadzise-

hovic•Brother, Almir, plays basketball at University

of Alaska

played, making 26 starts at middle blocker•Finished second on team with 75 blocks (seven

solo, 68 assisted), averaging 0.81 blocks per set•Fourth on squad with 169 kills, hitting .225•Recordedfivedouble-digitkillmatches,whilepostingfiveormoreblocksfivetimes

•Posted six kills and six blocks (all assisted) duringfirstcareerstart,againstGeorgetown(Sept. 3)

•Had eight kills and four blocks versus South Carolina (Sept. 13)

•Notchedfirstcareer10-killmatch,hitting.368with 11 kills versus Utah State (Sept. 14)

•Tied then career high with 11 kills against UMBC (Sept. 21), adding three blocks

•PostedfiveblockassistsagainstGardner-Webb(Oct. 4)

•Totaled 11 kills (.476) and career-high seven blocks (one solo, six assisted) versus UNC Asheville (Oct. 5)

•Had 12 kills (.417) and three blocks in win over Charleston Southern (Oct. 18)

•Set career high with 13 kills against High Point,

Jr. | 6-4 | RSBelgrade, Serbia/North Idaho College

Jr. | 6-2 | MBRaleigh, N.C./Sanderson

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hitting .360 (Nov. 8)•Blocked career-high seven attempts (two solo, fiveassisted)duringBigSouthquarterfinalagainst UNC Asheville (Nov. 21)

Prep•Graduated from Sanderson High School•Three-year letterwinner as a middle blocker•Named CAP-8 All-Conference during junior and

senior seasons•ReceivedOutstandingOffensivePlayeraward

from team in 2011 and 2012•Earned CAP-8 Academic Achievement Award

as a senior•Played for CCVC Club for two seasons and

spent four years playing for Club Red•Also competed in basketball while in high school

Personal•Daughter of Denoi and Tamieka Fields•Psychology major•Birthday is Aug. 29

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ABIGAIL BrownPrep•Played outside hitter and setter at Greenbrier

East High School •Led the state in kills in 2014 •Also ranked in the top-4 in hitting percent-

age, digs and aces•Wendy’s High School Heisman honoree and statefinalist

•West Virginia state championship all-tourna-ment team

•USA Volleyball A2 selection•2013 Beckley Register Herald Player of the

Year•Two-time First Team Class AAA All-State

honoree•2011 AAA All-State Honorable Mention •Also played for Greenbrier Volleyball Club

Personal•Daughter of Jason and Jennifer Brown •Also competed in basketball and track •Chose WVU over N.C. State, Marshall, Ohio

and Iowa Wesleyan•Intends to major in physiologyFr. | 5-9 | OH/DS

Lewisburg, W.Va./Greenbrier East

MATIA HughesAt NYU in 2014•ECAC Metro/Upstate Defensive Player of the

Year•All-University Athletic Association team•AVCA All-America Honorable Mention•Named the ECAC Metro/Upstate Region

Libero of the Week on three occasions•Played in 127 sets in 38 matches•Averaged 4.77 digs per set and 1.29 assists

per set•Tallied 48 service aces•Had a career-best 42 assists vs. Stevens

(October 22)•Twice recorded a career-high 33 digs•Had four service aces vs. SUNY Canton

(September 6)

At NYU in 2013•Played in 119 sets in 35 matches as a fresh-

man for the Violets

•Led the team in digs with 540•Averaged 4.54 digs per set with 41 service

aces•Had a season-high 29 digs vs. Susquehanna

(September 28)•Also had a season-high four aces against

Susquehanna•Eclipsed 20 digs on ten occasions

Prep•Team captain•Three-time 7-AAAAA All-Area honoree•Earned a pair pf All-Gwinnett County acco-

lades

Personal•Volunteers for Adopt-a-Highway, as a reading

tutor and at health fairs•Plans to attend law school •Played basketball and softball in high school

Jr. | 5-5 | Libero/DSAtlanta, Georgia/North Gwinnett

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PAIGE

ANDREA

BRIDGETT

Zywick

Phung

Talia

Prep•Played for Heather Lippert at Seaholm HS•Two-time team captain•AVCA Under Armor All-American Honorable

Mention•District champions in 2012 and 2014•Regional champions in 2014•AVCA Phenom List•AlsoplayedforJeffStarkatOaklandElite•2014 state champions

Prep•Played for Jim Clark and Ken Kramer at

Freedom High •First Team All-Cedar Run District•First Team All-Northwest Region•All-state honorable mention (Virginia)•All-Metropolitan Honorable Mention •Also competed for Beth Ann Wilson at Arling-

ton Volleyball Club

Prep•Played for Shane Tye at Taylorsville High •Named the 2011 MVP•Earned Rookie of the Year honors as a

freshman •Garneredfirstandsecondteamall-state

accolades during her career•Was the MVP of the 5A Region

Personal•Parents are Robert and Penny Zywick•Birthday is September 21•Has two brothers and three sisters•Sister, Brooke, played volleyball at Marist•Intends to major in psychology to become a

crisis counselor

Personal•Parents are Tu Phung and Sheri Smith •Birthday is September 12•Has two brothers and two sisters•Sister, Courtney, played volleyball at Mary-

mount

•2015 Samoa Bowl Champs•EarnedbothOffensiveandDefensivePlayer

of the Year awards

Personal•Daughter of Vaipapa and Talia Jr. •Has two brothers•Birthday is June 11

Fr. | 5-5 | DSTroy, Michigan/Seaholm HS

Jr. | 5-7 | DSStone Ridge, Va./Freedom

Fr. | OHWest Valley City, Utah/Taylorsville

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2015OutlookSunahara Takes the Helm Bringing with him more than 20 years of experience at the national and international level, Hawaii-native Reed Sunahara took the reins of the Mountaineers in March of 2015 after former coach Jill Kramer resigned to take a coaching job at TCU. Sunahara spent the previous season at Buffalo, guiding the Bulls to a 17-15 mark. Prior to that, the UCLA graduate was an assistant to former teammate Karch Kiraly with the U.S. Women’s National Team. Sunahara was the head coach at Cincinnati for 11 seasons, leading the Bearcats to eight NCAA appearances in that time span, including four showings in the NCAA Second Round.

Position BreakdownSETTERSA dependable leader on the floor, senior Brittany Sample transitions back into the full-time role of setter after spending the 2014 season splitting time at defensive specialist and setter. Sample averaged 2.77 assists per set, ranking second on the team with 216, but is expect-ed to see numbers closer to her 10.34 assists per set average from 2012. Haley Roe, who also saw action at defensive specialist in 2014, returns for her junior season with the Mountaineers.

COACHES’ TAKE: This year we will look to return 2 veteran setters in Brittany Sample and Haley Roe. Both players are familiar with the hitters and look to expand their range and set distribution. A new, faster offense should be exciting for the hitters, fans and more importantly these “quarter-backs”.

HITTERSSophomore Morgan Montgomery is the lone returning hitter for the new-look Mountaineers, though Sunahara has bolstered the line up with a number of newcomers. Montgomery saw limited action as a rookie, playing in 25 sets while averaging 1.52 kills per set. Right side Dzeni Hadzisehovic and outside hitter Mia Swanegan may be new to Morgantown, but both bring experience with them. Hadzisehovic joins the Mountaineers from North Idaho College. Hadzisehovic led the Cardinals with 3.52 kills per set, earning Second Team All-SWAC Honors for 2014. She previously played for Wyoming Community Col-lege, where she hit .257 with 1.99 kills per set. Swanegan, who could also serve as a middle blocker, spent her freshman season at league for TCU where she played in 30 sets for the Horned Frogs, averaging 1.47 kills and 0.73 blocks per set.

Other additions to the group include Jada Carrol, a freshman out of Spencerport High in Rochester, N.Y., and Bridgett Talia, a native of West Center Valley who competed for Taylorsville High.

COACHES’ TAKE:This year’s mantra for the WVU hitters is “Crush and Cover” we will play with a fearless attacking attitude and fans and opponents alike will no doubt be impressed with our level of “physicality” in attacking. Mia Swanegan, Caleah Wells, and Bridgette Valia have live arms and can overpower blockers and diggers with sheer velocity and power.

BLOCKERS All of WVU’s middle blockers boast Division I experience as they enter the 2015 season. Senior Caleah Wells headlines the group after appearing in 94 sets as a junior and averaging 0.70 blocks and 1.70 kills per set. In fact, Wells has missed just one contest in her career. Junior Hannah Shreve battled back from an injury last season to earn her way into the starting lineup, where she led the Mountaineers with 1.39 blocks per set. Shreve ranked third in the Big 12 in blocking, and earned the league’s Defensive Player of the Week accolade after posting a season-best nine blocks against Baylor in late November.

COACHES’ TAKE:Expect to see more team scheming with blocking formations in 2015. Individual players moving around and team tactics to increase our blocking efficiency is a focus point of the staff.

DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST/LIBERO Six players will compete to see action at defensive specialist and libe-ro in 2015, with a pair of returners and four newcomers making this one of the deepest groups on the squad. Gianna Gotterba started at defensive specialist before transitioning to libero for the remainder of her rookie season, leading the team with 2.99 digs per sit and ranking inside the Big 12’s top-10. Classmate Melvina Brown participated in 18 matches last season, averaging 1.68 digs per set.

Sophomore Taylor Cross and junior MaTia Hughes will each bring a veteran presence in their first season with the team, as Cross joins the Mountaineers after spending a season at New Mexico while Hughes arrives in Morgantown after playing two years at NYU. Cross appeared in 14 matches for the Lobos, averaging 0.87 digs per set. Hughes was the ECAC-Metro/Upstate Player of the Year for the Vio-lets, earning AVCA All-American Honorable Mention as the libero. She registered 4.77 digs per set with 48 service aces as a sophomore after posting 4.54 digs per set as a freshman. BrittanySAMPLE

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Freshman Paige Zywick joins the team from Seaholm High in Troy, Michigan, while Stone Ridge, Va., native Andrea Phung made the team this spring and will compete in her junior season.

COACHES’ TAKE:Gianna played libero last season and this year will take on a more complicated role, organizing our team serve receive. Her skills are fantastic, but we are looking forward to watching her develop as an “on-court coach”. The number one skill we need at this position is communication and we have some great communicators with G and Mel. Taylor Cross adds experience and athleticism and should com-pete for court time right away.

Schedule The Mountaineers will play their first eight contests on the road, traveling to tournaments at Michigan (August 28-29), IUPUI (Septem-ber 4-5) and Dartmouth (September 11-12). To make up for spending most of the first month on the road, the squad’s first three home matches are slated to be some of the most exciting of the season. WVU will host in-state rival Marshall on September 15, looking to rebound from last season’s 3-0 loss to the Thundering Herd. After wrapping up tournament play at Winthrop (September 18-19), the Mountaineers return to Morgantown to host perennial contender Texas on September 25. WVU nearly upset the No. 2 Longhorns last season, taking the first two sets before dropping the last three in heartbreaking fashion. The Mountaineers will close out September by hosting TCU on the 30th and will look to repeat last year’s thrilling five-set victory over the Horned Frogs.

West Virginia travels to Kansas (October 3) for its first Big 12 road contest before returning to the friend confines of the WVU Coliseum to close out nonconference play against Robert Morris (October 7). The Mountaineers then head back to Kansas, traveling to Manhattan this time to face Kansas State on October 10. The squad capped last season with a thrilling five-set upset of the Wildcats – the highest RPI team WVU has ever beat.

A pair of Texas teams will travel to Morgantown in mid-October, as Texas Tech comes to town on October 7 before Baylor arrives October 17. The Mountaineers registered home wins over both teams last season and will look to do so once again before heading to Iowa State on October 21. WVU finishes out the month of October with a pair of home contests, welcoming Oklahoma to the WVU Coliseum on October 28 before hosting a re-match with K-State (October 28).

The Mountaineers head out on a five-day road swing in November, heading to Texas for a Thursday night match on November 5 before making the trip to Waco to play at Baylor (November 7). The squad returns home to host Iowa State (November 11) before hitting the road once again, this time traveling to Lubbock, Texas, to face the Red Raiders for the second time November 13.

West Virginia plays its final home game of the season on November 21, hosting Kansas while honoring a pair of seniors. The team will close out the season on a four-day trip over Thanksgiving. The Mountaineers will face Oklahoma on November 25 before heading to Fort Worth for their final match of the regular season at TCU on November 27.

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2015 ScheduleSun., Aug. 23 Gold/Blue Scrimmage 4:00 P.M.Fri., Aug. 28 vs. Oakland (Ann Arbor, Mich.) + 4:30 P.M.Sat., Aug. 29 vs. George Washington (Ann Arbor, Mich.) + 11 A.M.Sat., Aug. 29 at Michigan + 7:30 P.M.Fri., Sep. 04 vs. Eastern Michigan (Indianapolis, Ind.) ^ 4:30 P.M.Sat., Sep. 05 vs. Charlotte (Indianapolis, Ind.) ^ 10:00 A.M.Sat., Sep. 05 at IUPUI ^ 6:30 P.M.Fri., Sep. 11 at Dartmouth ! 7:00 P.M.Sat., Sep. 12 vs. Connecticut (Hanover, N.H.) ! 5:00 P.M.Tue., Sep. 15 Marshall 6:00 P.M.Fri., Sep. 18 at Winthrop # 6:00 P.M.Sat., Sep. 19 vs. Davidson (Rock Hill, S.C.) # 10:00 A.M.Sat., Sep. 19 vs. Murray State (Rock Hill, S.C.) # 4:30 P.M.Fri., Sep. 25 Texas * 6:00 P.M.Wed., Sep. 30 TCU * 6:00 P.M.Sat., Oct. 03 at Kansas * TBAWed., Oct. 07 Robert Morris 6:00 P.M.Sat., Oct. 10 at Kansas State * 8:00 P.M.Wed., Oct. 14 Texas Tech * 6:00 P.M.Sat., Oct. 17 Baylor * 3:30 P.M.Wed., Oct. 21 at Iowa State * 7:30 P.M.Sat., Oct. 24 Oklahoma * 3:30 P.M.Wed., Oct. 28 Kansas State * 6:00 P.M.Thu., Nov. 05 at Texas * TBASat., Nov. 07 at Baylor * 8:00 P.M.Wed., Nov. 11 Iowa State * 6:00 P.M.Fri., Nov. 13 at Texas Tech * 6:00 P.M.Sat., Nov. 21 Kansas * 3:30 P.M.Wed., Nov. 25 at Oklahoma * 8:00 P.M.Fri., Nov. 27 at TCU * 3:00 P.M.

* - Big 12 Conference Match+ - Michigan Invitational^ - IUPUI Hampton Inn Invitational! - Dartmouth Tournament# - Winthrop InvitationalBrittanySAMPLE & CaleahWELLS

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OAKLAND // AUG. 28 – 4:30 P.M. // ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANLocation: Rochester, Mich.Enrollment: 20,519Conference: Horizon LeagueNickname: Golden Grizzlies

SID: Dan GliotSID Phone: 248-370-3201E-mail: [email protected]: GoldenGrizzlies.com

Head coach: Rob Beam2014 record: 21-18Twitter: @GoldenGrizzlies

GEORGE WASHINGTON // AUG. 29 – 11 A.M. // ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANLocation: Washington, D.C.Enrollment: 25,000Conference: Atlantic 10Nickname: Colonials

SID: Dan DiVeglioSID Phone: 202-994-0339E-mail: [email protected]: www.gwsports.com

Head coach: Amanda Ault2014 record: 22-8Twitter: @GW_Volleyball

MICHIGAN // AUG. 29 – 7:30 P.M. // ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANLocation: Ann Arbor, MichiganEnrollment: 43,625Conference: Big Ten ConferenceNickname: Wolverines

SID: Kent ReichertSID Phone: 734-763-4423E-mail: [email protected]: mgoblue.com

Head coach: Mark Rosen2014 record: 13-17Twitter: @umichvball

EASTERN MICHIGAN // SEPT. 4 – 4:30 P.M. // INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANALocation: Ypsilanti, Mich.Enrollment: 23,341Conference: Mid-American ConferenceNickname: Eagles

SID: Sean HostetterSID Phone: 734-487-0317E-mail: [email protected]: emueagles.com

Head coach: Kimi Olson2014 record: 18-13Twitter: @EMUVolleyball

CHARLOTTE // SEPT. 5 – 10 A.M. // INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANALocation: Charlotte, N.C.Enrollment: 27,251Conference: Conference USANickname: 49ers

SID: Sean FoxSID Phone: 704-687-1023E-mail: [email protected]: charlotte49ers.com

Head coach: Karen Weather-ington2014 record: 17-17Twitter: @49erVolleyball

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IUPUI // SEPT. 5 -6:30 P.M. // INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANALocation: Indianapolis, Ind.Enrollment: 30,690Conference: Summit LeagueNickname: Jaguars

SID: John BerrySID Phone: 317-278-3619E-mail: [email protected]: iupuijags.com

Head coach: Steve Payne2014 record: 20-13Twitter: @IUPUIvball

DARTMOUTH // SEPT. 11 – 7 P.M. // HANOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRELocation: Hanover, N.H.Enrollment: 4,200Conference: Ivy LeagueNickname: Big Green

SID: Charlotte BrackettSID Phone: 603-646-0424E-mail: [email protected]: dartmouthsports.com

Head coach: Erin Lindsey2014 record: 13-12Twitter: @DartmouthVolley

UCONN // SEPT. 12 – 5 P.M. // HANOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRELocation: Storrs, Conn.Enrollment: 30,474Conference: American Athletic ConferenceNickname: Huskies

SID: Jeff PiascikSID Phone: 860-486-4707E-mail: [email protected]: UConnHuskies.com

Head coach: Kris Gunwald2014 record: 12-19Twitter: @UConnVB

MARSHALL // SEPT. 15 – 6 P.M. // MORGANTOWN, WEST VIRGINIALocation: Huntington, W.Va.Enrollment: 14,000Conference: Conference USANickname: Thundering Herd

SID: Corey DietemanSID Phone: 304-696-5276E-mail: [email protected]: HerdZone.com

Head coach: Mitch Jacobs2014 record: 16-16Twitter: @HerdVolleyball

WINTHROP // SEPT. 18 – 6 P.M. // ROCK HILL, SOUTH CAROLINA Location: Rock Hill, S.C. Enrollment: 6,400Conference: Big SouthNickname: Eagles

SID: Brett ReddenSID Phone: 803-323-2129E-mail: [email protected]: WinthropEagles.com

Head coach: Bruce Atkinson2014 record: 20-12Twitter: @WinthropVB

DAVIDSON // SEPT. 19 – 10 A.M. // ROCK HILL, SOUTH CAROLINA

Location: Davidson, N.C.Enrollment: 1,900Conference: Atlantic 10Nickname: Wildcats

SID: Meghan MooreSID Phone: 704-894-2815E-mail: [email protected]: DavidsonWildcats.com

Head coach: Chris Willis2014 record: 4-20Twitter: @DavidsonVB

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MURRAY STATE // SEPT. 19 - 4:30 P.M. // ROCK HILL, SOUTH CAROLINA Location: Murray, Ky.Enrollment: 10,943Conference: Ohio ValleyNickname: Racers

SID: Kevin DeVriesSID Phone: 270-809-7044E-mail: [email protected]: GoRacers.com

Head coach: David Schwepker2014 record: 26-6Twitter: @MurrayStateVB

TEXAS // SEPT. 25 – 6 P.M. // MORGANTOWN, W.VA.NOV. 5 – 8 P.M. // AUSTIN, TEXAS Location: Austin, TexasEnrollment: 52,076Conference: Big 12 ConferenceNickname: Longhorns

SID: Susie EppSID Phone: 512-232-1532E-mail: [email protected]: TexasSports.com

Head coach: Jerritt Elliott2014 record: 27-3Twitter: @TexasVolleyball

TCU // SEPT. 30 – 6 P.M. // MORGANTOWN, W.VA.NOV. 27 – 2 P.M. FORT WORTH, TEXASLocation: Forth Worth, TexasEnrollment: 9,725Conference: Big 12 ConferenceNickname: Horned Frogs

SID: Abby NormanSID Phone: 817-257-7969E-mail: [email protected]: GoFrogs.com

Head coach: Jill Kramer2014 record: 17-15Twitter: @TCUVolleyball

KANSAS // OCT. 3 – 2 P.M. // LAWRENCE, KANSASNOV. 21 – 3:30 P.M. // MORGANTOWN, W.VA.Location: Lawrence, KansasEnrollment: 27,983Conference: Big 12 ConferenceNickname: Jayhawks

SID: Alissa BauerSID Phone: 785-864-7947E-mail: [email protected]: kuathletics.com

Head coach: Ray Bechard2014 record: 22-9Twitter: @KUVolleyball

ROBERT MORRIS . // OCT. 7 – 6 P.M. // MORGANTOWN, W.VA.Location: Moon Township, Pa.Enrollment: 5,413Conference: Northeast ConferenceNickname: Colonials

SID: Rachel LaboskySID Phone: 412-397-6070E-mail: [email protected]: rmucolonials.com

Head coach: Dale Starr2014 record: 15-17Twitter: @RMUAthletics

KANSAS STATE // OCT. 10 – 8 P.M. // MANHATTAN, KANSASOCT. 28 – 6 P.M. MORGANTOWN, W.VA.Location: Manhattan, KansasEnrollment: 24,581Conference: Big 12 ConferenceNickname: Wildcats

SID: Chris KutzSID Phone: 785-532-7976E-mail: [email protected]: k-statesports.com

Head coach: Susie Fritz2014 record: 22-9Twitter: @kstatesports

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TEXAS TECH. // OCT. 14 – 6 P.M.. // MORGANTOWN, W.VA.NOV. 13 – 6 P.M.. // LUBBOCK, TEXASLocation: Lubbock, TexasEnrollment: 35,134Conference: Big 12 ConferenceNickname: Red Raiders

SID: Michael MinshewSID Phone: 806-834-5654E-mail: [email protected]: texastech.com

Head coach: Don Flora2014 record: 14-14Twitter: @TTUvball

BAYLOR // OCT. 17 – 3:30 P.M. // MORGANTOWN, W.VA.NOV. 7 – 8 P.M. // WACO, TEXASLocation: Waco, TexasEnrollment: 16,263Conference: Big 12 ConferenceNickname: Bears

SID: TBDSID Phone: 254-710-3-65E-mail: TBDWebsite: BaylorBears.com

Head coach: Ryan McGuyre2014 record: 14-17Twitter: @BaylorVBall

IOWA STATE // OCT. 21 – 7:30 P.M. // AMES, IOWANOV. 11 – 6 P.M. MORGANTOWN, W.VA. Location: Ames, Iowa Enrollment: 34,732Conference: Big 12 ConferenceNickname: Cyclones

SID: Patrick TarboxSID Phone: 515-294-5778E-mail: [email protected]: Cyclones.com

Head coach: Christy John-son-Lynch2014 record: 19-10Twitter: @CycloneVB

OKLAHOMA // OCT. 24 – 3:30 P.M. // MORGANTOWN, W.VA.NOV. 25 – 8 P.M. NORMAN, OKLA. Location: Norman, Okla.Enrollment: 30,753Conference: Big 12 ConferenceNickname: Sooners

SID: Brendan FlynnSID Phone: 405-325-6449E-mail: [email protected]: SoonerSports.com

Head coach: Santiago Restrepo2014 record: 20-11Twitter: @OU_Volleyball

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An upset of NCAA Tournament-bound Kansas State in the season finale may have been the perfect way to cap a record-setting season for the West Virginia University volleyball team. Coach Jill Kramer’s squad reached a number of milestones and set numerous firsts as the squad continued to show growth and improvement in its third season in the Big 12. “I think we saw our team take a big step forward this year,” said Kramer. “We had some individu-al play that has really improved and Nikki Attea and Jordan Anderson have become much more consistent. Hannah Shreve had an injury early on in the year and I think her role could have been much different without that but she stepped in mid-season and really started to make an impact for us. Evyn McCoy really blossomed at the end of her career, which is always what you want a senior to do. I think we had some great play from a couple of freshmen in Lamprini Konstantinidou and Gianna Gotterba.”

Setting New StandardsSince joining the Big 12 in 2012, West Virginia has continued to improve each season. In 2014, they set a new program mark with five-set upset of Kansas State to close the year, tallying their sixth Big 12 win of the season. The Mountaineers finished 16-14 overall and 6-10 in the league. That mark tied them with TCU for sixth in the conference – one spot higher than their predicted finish of seventh. A number of Mountaineers reached milestones or etched their names in the WVU program record books. Playing through an injury, junior Anna Panag-iotakopoulos reached 1,000 digs in the final match of her junior campaign and now sits at 1,010.

Middle blocker McCoy wrapped up her four-year career with a trio of mentions in the record book as well and ranked seventh in the Big 12 in blocks with 1.12 per set. She departs Morgantown ranking fourth all-time with 350 career block assists and is seventh in total blocks with 385. McCoy is also tied for seventh all-time with a career average of 1.00 blocks per set.

Anderson Leads the WayOutside hitter Jordan Anderson led not only West Virginia but the Big 12 in both kills and points. Anderson averaged an impressive 4.63 kills per set and 5.08 points per set in her sophomore campaign. Her 400th kill of the season set a new sophomore record in late October, and she went on to smash the previous mark with a total of 495 spikes – a number that ranks third in the WVU single-season record books. Her kills per set and points per set were also a new single-season records while her 1,276 total attempts rank third in the single-season record books. Anderson set a new career-best with 36 kills in a five-set win over TCU on October 11, a number that is believed to be a new single-match school record. “Jordan has been a great six-rotation player for us for the past couple of years. She played much better defense this year and passed the ball better this year. Her shot selection improved. You’ve got to move the ball around a lot when you get set as much as we does. I think she has really improved in those areas. Her serve got tougher and this all trying to work into a new rhythm with a new setter. That’s not easy. We look forward to taking another step in the right direction with having some continuity there. For two years now she’s been first in the Big 12 in so many important statistical categories I think

is a great feat for her and says a lot about her has a player and what she’s done for this program.”

A Numbers GameWest Virginia finished the season with an RPI of 65 – the highest in program history. The Mountaineers helped to attain this by topping their first-ever top-25 RPI team after closing out the season with a five-set win at Kansas State and taking a pair of wins over NCAA Tournament-bound team in K-State and Seton Hall, who they swept back on September 12. “Our team is one that really prides themselves in hard work and on discipline and effort and really welcoming every competition that we’ve got. I think this fall brought on great things for us as our pro-gram continues to develop and go in the direction where we make ourselves known as a national prominent program.” The Mountaineers didn’t lack for strong competition on their schedule as they finished second on the league in games against ranked opponents with six. It was a battle from the start as WVU opened the season by hosting then-No.9 ranked BYU at the Gold & Blue Player’s Challenge at the WVU Colise-um on August 29, falling to the Cougars 3-0. The squad then traveled to North Carolina on November 19 to face Duke, who had just dropped out of the top-25 and was receiving votes, as well as No. 13 North Carolina as part of the Big 12-ACC Challenge. The Mountaineers dropped a 3-1 contest to the Blue Devils before falling to the Tar Heels, 3-1, and life didn’t get easier from there. WVU returned home to host No. 2 Texas to open Big 12 play in a nationally televised match at the WVU Coliseum. The Mountaineers stunned the Longhorns and made program history by taking the first two sets,

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becoming just the third team all season to win a set against the undefeated ‘Horns. However, the Mountaineers couldn’t maintain the momentum and dropped the final three to take the five-set loss.

WVU then battled then-No. 22 Kansas State at the WVU Coliseum on October 25, once again taking a nationally ranked opponent to five sets and dropping a heartbreaker. The following week, the Mountaineers traveled to Oklahoma to take on the then-No. 25 Sooners in Norman, where they dropped a 3-0 contest. “For us to be in a league as tough as the Big 12 we need to play a stronger out of season schedule and continue to get better and better in conference play. This year we took a step forward with that. We played two teams outside of league play that made it to this season’s Sweet 16 and then of course Texas. Texas, BYU and UNC are all still in the mix so I think the strength of schedule really helped us when we got to conference play. It helped us take a step up and we’ll play another tough schedule in the future.” The Mountaineers have also shown steady improve-ments in their team statistics, finishing the season hitting .225 – marking the first time they have finished the season hitting better than .200 since they entered the Big 12. They also averaged more than 2.00 blocks per set for the second consecutive season, putting up 2.39 per set and marking an improvement of almost a block per set since they entered the Big 12.

Freshmen EmergeWVU spent most of the season with a pair of fresh-men in the lineup, headlined by setter Konstan-tinidou. The Greek rookie ranked in the top 10 of the nation in assists per set to start the season and finished the year finished the regular season ranking fifth in the Big 12 with 10.01 assists per set and eighth with 0.27 aces per set. Her 971 total assists on the season is second all-time in WVU history by a freshman. Classmate Gotterba also saw the court from day one, starting at defensive specialist before becom-ing to team’s primary libero midway through the season. Gotterba posted 287 digs on the season – ranking fifth in program history for a freshman and finishing out the season ninth in the Big 12.

Morgan Montgomery and Melvina Brown also saw time in their first season in Morgantown. Montgom-ery, and outside hitter, averaged 1.52 kills per set with five total blocks. Brown, a defensive specialist, recorded 69 digs for an average of 1.68 per set while also serving a pair of aces. The addition of talented freshmen created depth in the lineup for the Mountaineers, with some players contributing at more than one position. “This year was the first year where we’ve had quite a bit of depth. We had different people adding at different times. Caleah Wells stepped in and was in the middle and on the right side at times. Nikki was on the left and the right side at times. Hannah Sackett played both sides. Brittany Sample set and played defensive specialist. Anna and Gianna both played libero and defensive specialist at some point so I think there was a lot of give-and-take with all the players and learning new roles along the way. We learned that adding to what we’re doing doesn’t necessarily mean you have to be on the court. That’s a growth that has to occur in any competitive volleyball program so that was a step in the right direction.”

Mountaineers Rack Up HonorsA number of Mountaineers garnered league and na-tional recognition throughout the season, headlined by Anderson and Nikki Attea earning AVCA All-Mid-west Region Team accolades in mid-December. Anderson also became the first Mountaineer to earn All-Big 12 First Team honors, and was thrice named the Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week.

“It was really great this year to see more of our players get recognized for individual honors,” said Kramer. “Lamprini got a Freshman of the Week award, Jordan got the offensive award a couple times and Hannah was recognized for the first time. It’s really nice to see our players grow and develop and get recognized by our peers in the Big 12 for it.” Konstantinidou started off the season by earning Big 12 Rookie of the Week honors in her collegiate debut. After missing the first portion of the season with an injury, sophomore Hannah Shreve rebound-ed to earn Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week accolades as the season came to a close. The squad showed exception talent in the class-room as well, as Anderson and Attea joined Hannah Sackett on the All-Big 12 Academic First Team, with Anna Panagiotakopoulos earning second team honors. Attea, a computer science major who boasts a 3.63 GPA, went on to become the first WVU volleyball player to earn Big 12 Scholar-Ath-lete of the Year. “With Nikki getting scholar-athlete and so many of our players earning all-academic honors it’s very evident that our players take what they do in the classroom very seriously. I think they manage their time very, very well especially with a travel schedule as tough as ours in the Big 12. It’s something they all know coming into it and they do a really good job of consistently staying on top of their schoolwork and communication with their professors. It’s nice to see them take that so seriously because ultimately, what they’re here for is school.”

No. Name GP K E TA Pct. A SA Digs BS BA 11 Jordan Anderson 107 495 196 1276 .234 14 14 245 10 492 Nikki Attea 107 292 94 737 .269 21 22 170 3 735 Hannah Sackett 96 223 120 616 .167 3 0 37 3 457 Caleah Wells 94 160 69 378 .241 3 0 29 5 613 Morgan Montgomery 25 38 25 97 .134 0 0 9 0 514 Evyn McCoy 84 100 37 252 .250 7 14 53 4 9067 Hannah Shreve 54 59 24 148 .236 1 3 4 4 7122 Lamprini Konstantindou 97 48 26 119 .185 971 26 157 4 451 Brittany Sample 78 7 6 25 .040 216 3 103 0 54 Gianna Gotterba 96 4 4 10 .000 51 7 287 0 08 Melvina Brown 41 1 0 2 .500 7 2 69 0 06 Haley Roe 12 0 0 0 .000 0 1 9 0 010 A. Panagiotakoplouos 91 0 1 1 -1.00 33 5 244 0 012 Alexa Oblak 2 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0

2014 Individual Statistics

2014 Big 12 Standings Big 12 Pct Overall Overall Pct Texas 15-1 .938 27-3 .900Kansas 10-6 .625 22-9 .710Iowa State 10-6 .625 19-10 .655Oklahoma 10-6 .625 20-11 .645Kansas State 9-7 .563 22-9 .710West Virginia 6-10 .375 16-14 .533TCU 6-10 .375 17-15 .531Baylor 4-12 .250 14-17 .452Texas Tech 2-14 .125 14-14 .500

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2014 STATISTICS AND RESULTS OVERALL RECORD: 16-14 | BIG 12 RECORD: 6-10Opponent W/L Score Game Scores No. 9 BYU L 0-3 27-29, 20-25, 20-25TOLEDO W 3-0 25-10, 25-19, 25-18IUPUI W 3-0 25-21, 25-21, 25-21at Robert Morris W 3-0 25-15, 25-22, 25-15vs. Gardner-Webb W 3-0 25-16, 25-14, 25-16at Niagara W 3-0 25-16, 25-17, 25-17vs. Providence W 3-0 25-18, 25-13, 25-15KENT STATE W 3-1 19-25, 25-12, 25-16, 26-24SETON HALL W 3-0 25-22, 25-23, 25-16SAINT FRANCIS W 3-1 25-17, 25-16, 25-27, 25-16MONTANA W 3-0 25-10, 25-17, 25-10at Duke L 1-3 25-17, 23-25, 13-25, 15-25at No. 13 UNC L 0-3 20-25, 19-25, 21-25No. 2 TEXAS L 2-3 25-23, 25-19, 20-25, 18-25, 7-15at Texas Tech W 3-1 25-22, 25-13, 20-25, 25-22at Marshall L 0-3 19-25, 17-25, 22-25at Iowa State L 1-3 25-21, 18-25, 17-25, 16-25OKLAHOMA L 1-3 17-25, 12-25, 25-20, 15-25TCU W 3-2 23-25, 25-20, 25-20, 23-25, 15-11KANSAS L 1-3 25-19, 10-25, 20-25, 22-25at Baylor W 3-1 25-20, 25-21, 22-25, 25-19No. 22 KANSAS ST. L 2-3 29-27, 23-25, 21-25, 23-23, 12-15at TCU L 1-3 21-25, 22-25, 26-24, 19-24at No. 25 Oklahoma L 0-3 24-26, 17-25, 17-25IOWA STATE L 0-3 24-26, 20-25, 20-25at No. 5 Texas L 0-3 20-25, 17-25, 18-25TEXAS TECH W 3-0 30-28, 25-23, 25-20BAYLOR W 3-0 25-22, 25-21, 26-24at Kansas L 0-3 19-25, 23-25, 15-25at Kansas State W 3-2 25-20, 25-21, 14-25, 21-25, 15-23

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Individual Career Records ......................... 59

Awards & Honors ....................................... 60

Year-by-year Records ................................ 61

Season Leaders ......................................... 62

Yearly Leaders ........................................... 65

Letterwinners ............................................. 68

Series Records .......................................... 70

Year-by-Year Results ................................. 71

All-Time Jerseys ........................................ 76

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INDIVIDUALRecordsIndividual Season Records SETS PLAYED1. BethHoffman 142 1983 NancyMerkle 142 19833. SharonSteel 138 19834. CathyFolger 136 19915 MichelleDomas 135 1991 BethHoffman 135 19857. SharonMiller 133 19918. JeannePause 132 19839. NancyMerkle 131 1985 NicoleGeraci 131 1991

MOST KILLS No. Year 1. BethHoffman 547 19852. CathyFolger 532 19913. JordanAnderson 495 20144. LisaScott 475 19885. AbbyTevis 442 20076. MichelleMiller 439 19887. KylePalmer 407 19968. StephanieZolna 403 20049. KylePalmer 401 199510. NikkiHardy 400 1998 MeganPorter 400 1996

KILLS PER SET P/Set Year 1. JordanAnderson 4.63 20142. BethHoffman 4.05 19853. NikkiHardy 4.04 19984. StephanieZolna 4.01 20025. LisaScott 3.99 19886. JordanAnderson 3.94 20137. CathyFolger 3.91 19918. AbbyTevis 3.81 20079. NikkiHardy 3.80 1997 StephanieZolna 3.80 2004 StephanieZolna 3.80 2005

TOTAL ATTEMPTS1. StephanieZolna 1,324 20042. Abby Tevis 1,296 20073. JordanAnderson 1,276 20144. BethHoffman 1,257 19855. MeganPorter 1,247 19966. NikkiHardy 1,244 19987. Kyle Palmer 1,221 19958. Kyle Palmer 1,210 19969. CathyFolger 1,202 199110. JordanAnderson 1,162 2013

HITTING PERCENTAGE Pct. Year 1. BethHoffman .358 19842. TammyWolf .350 20073. CathyFolger .341 19904. JenMcCuen .340 19925. CathyFolger .330 19916. LisaScott .321 19887. NancyMerkle .318 19848. JenMcCuen .312 19919. AlisonZemanski .305 200410. EvynMcCoy .298 2013* minimum 300 attempts on the season

ASSISTS Total Year 1. EllieBastida 1,329 19942. Tracey Thompson 1,251 19883. KaileeGoold 1,225 20074. NicoleGeraci 1,207 19915. BrittanySample 1,189 2013 Michelle Taylor 1,189 19967. BrandiceStudnicka 1,180 20048. Kailee Goold 1,111 20059. Michelle Taylor 1,086 199710. TraceyThompson 1,046 1987

ASSISTS PER SET P/Set Year 1. BrandiceStudnicka 11.46 20042. MaureenFerris 11.09 20003. MichelleTaylor 11.08 19974. TracyThompson 10.60 19885. Kailee Goold 10.58 20056. Kailee Goold 10.56 20077. TracyThompson 10.46 19878. EllieBastida 10.38 19949. MichelleTaylor 10.35 199810. BrittanySample 10.34 2013

SERVICE ACES Total Year 1. Michelle Domas 85 19912. JeannePause 78 19833. BethHoffman 77 19854. KaraCrismond 67 19905. JillRaschiatore 63 19856. MartyHensler 62 19837. MartyHensler 60 19848. CathyFolger 58 19919. KylePalmer 57 199410. JeannePause 55 1984 JillRaschiatore 55 1984 Michelle Miller 55 1987 Michelle Domas 55 1990

SERVICE ACES PER SET P/Set Year 1. MichelleDomas 0.63 19912. Jill Raschiatore 0.61 19853. KaraCrismond 0.59 1990 JeannePause 0.59 19835. BethHoffman 0.57 19856. Marci Lewandowski 0.56 1987 Michelle Miller 0.56 19878. Elizabeth Gillespie 0.55 19859. MartyHensler 0.51 198410. BeckyPlank 0.49 1987

DIGS Total Year 1. MichelleDomas 536 19912. BonnieWest 534 20073. SerinnaRusso 530 20114. AuroraEbert-Santos 500 20055. BonnieWest 495 20106. BonnieWest 492 20097. CathyFolger 480 19918. AnnaPanagiotakopoulos 469 20139. BethHoffman 461 198310. MichelleDomas 455 1989

DIGS PER SET P/Set Year 1. Serinna Russo 5.82 20112. Aurora Ebert-Santos 5.10 20053. BonnieWest 4.67 20104. AuroraEbert-Santos 4.65 20065. BonnieWest 4.60 20076. AuroraEbert-Santos 4.58 20047. BonnieWest 4.47 20098. SerinnaRusso 4.33 20109. AnnaPanagiotakopoulos 4.08 201310. StaceyAvitt 4.00 1993

BLOCK SOLOS Total Year 1. NancyMerkle 73 19842. SallyFries 72 19833. NancyMerkle 59 19854. LisaScott 56 19885. NancyMerkle 54 19836. JenniferMcCuen 53 19917. Jennifer McCuen 52 19898. LoriFilipich 46 1987 JenniferMcCuen 46 198810. CatherineAnderson 45 1984

BLOCK ASSISTS Total Year 1. Jennifer McCuen 157 19922. AlisonZemanski 138 20043. NancyMerkle 126 1985 SarahEvers 126 19935. EvynMcCoy 117 2013 Wendy Mills 117 19927. Shawn Wiesepape 116 19928. WendyMills 113 19919. Jennifer McCuen 106 199110. Jennifer McCuen 101 1989

TOTAL BLOCKS Total Year 1 Jennifer McCuen 200 19922 Nancy Merkle 185 19853 SarahEvers 162 19934 AlisonZemanski 159 2004 Jen McCuen 159 19916 Wendy Mills 155 19917 JenMcCuen 153 1989 WendyMills 153 19929 Lisa Scott 151 198810. SarahEvers 140 1994

BLOCKS PER SET P/Set Year 1. Jennifer McCuen 1.61 19922. SarahEvers 1.53 19933. LoriFilipich 1.50 19854. AlisonZemanski 1.46 20045. NancyMerkle 1.41 19856. SallyFries 1.36 19837. HannahShreve 1.39 20148. LoriFilipich 1.29 19879. Lisa Scott 1.27 198810. Wendy Mills 1.26 1991

POINTS Set Points Pts/S Year1. JordanAnderson 107 543.5 5.08 20142. AbbyTevis 116 483 4.16 20073. AlisonZemanski 109 464 4.26 20044. StephanieZolna 106 462 4.36 20045. JordanAnderson 100 436 4.36 2013 StephanieZolna 93 436 4.69 20027. StephanieZolna 90 397 4.27 20058. JulieHockenson 102 396 3.77 20059. MichelleKopecky 90 309 3.43 201110. AlisonZemanski 98 328 3.35 2003

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Individual Career Records SETS PLAYED No. Year 1. MichelleDomas 490 1988-912. SharonMiller 482 1989-923. WendyMills 477 1989-924. KylePalmer 475 1993-965. JenMcCuen 470 1988-926. NicoleGeraci 465 1989-927. LoriBiesecker 463 1994-978. CathyFolger 447 1988-919. MichelleMiller 441 1985-8810. BonnieWest 439 2007-10

KILLS No. Year 1. StephanieZolna 1,404 2002-052. NikkiHardy 1,317 1997-003. LisaScott 1,315 1985-884. CathyFolger 1,310 1988-915. KylePalmer 1,280 1993-966. BethHoffman 1,229 1982-857. Michelle Miller 1,227 1985-888. MeganPorter 1,164 1996-999. Julie Hockenson 1,081 2002-0510. SarahEvers 1,058 1993-96

KILLS PER SET No. Year 1. StephanieZolna 3.83 2002-052. NikkiHardy 3.48 1997-003. LisaScott 3.20 1985-884. BethHoffman 3.12 1983-855. LisaScott 3.08 1985-886. AbbyTevis 3.03 2004-077. CathyFolger 2.93 1988-918. MeganPorter 2.81 1996-999. KylePalmer 2.69 1993-9610. JulieHockenson 2.63 2002-05

TOTAL ATTEMPTS No. Year 1. StephanieZolna 4,415 2002-052. NikkiHardy 4,233 1997-003. KylePalmer 3,939 1993-964. MeganPorter 3,468 1996-995. MichelleMiller 3,356 1985-886. KylieArmbruster 3,218 2008-117. CathyFolger 3,159 1988-918. MichelleDomas 3,146 1988-919. AbbyTevis 3,145 2004-0710. BethHoffman 2,870 1982-85

HITTING EFFICIENCY No. Year 1. LisaScott .303 1985-882. BethHoffman .300 1982-853. LaurenEvans .294 2009-104. CathyFolger .285 1988-915. JenMcCuen .283 1989-926. Tammy Wolf .256 2005-087. Nancy Merkle .252 1982-85 Wendy Mills .252 1989-929. Julie Hockenson .251 2002-0510. AlisonZemanski .242 2001-04

ASSISTS No. Year 1. MichelleTaylor 4,178 1995-982. BrandiceStudnicka 3,518 2001-043. KariPost 3,384 2008-114. TraceyThompson 3,359 1985-885. KaileeGoold 3,338 2004-076. NicoleGeraci 3,116 1989-927. BrittanySample 2,365 2012-present8. JenBoeddeker 2,060 1990-939. MaureenFerris 1,913 1997-0010. EllieBastida 1,741 1992-95

ASSISTS PER SET No. Year 1. MichelleTaylor 10.32 1995-982. Tracey Thompson 10.12 1985-883. MaureenFerris 10.02 1998-004. KaileeGoold 9.85 2004-075. BrittanySample 9.64 2012-present6. Kari Post 8.95 2008-117. BrandiceStudnicka 8.88 2001-048. Nicole Geraci 6.70 1989-929. JenBoeddeker 6.62 1990-9310. EllieBastida 5.76 1993-95

SERVICE ACES No. Year 1. Michelle Domas 221 1988-912. Michelle Miller 168 1985-883. CathyFolger 161 1988-914. BethHoffman 160 1982-855. JellRaschiatore 159 1984-876. KylePalmer 158 1993-967. NicoleGeraci 143 1989-92 BonnieWest 143 2007-109. SharonMiller 148 1989-9210. KellieKubiak 141 1984-87

SERVICE ACES PER SET No. Year 1. JeannePause 0.54 1981-842. MartyHensler 0.50 1981-843. JellRaschiatore 0.48 1984-874. MichelleDomas 0.45 1988-915. KaraCrismond 0.42 1987-906. BethHoffman 0.41 1982-85 MaryJaneRakowich 0.41 1982-848. AndreaRiley 0.40 1998-009. KellieKubiak 0.38 1984-87 MichelleMiller 0.38 1985-88

DIGS No. Year 1. BonnieWest 1,945 2007-102. MichelleDomas 1,630 1988-913. AuroraEbert-Santos 1,461 2003-064. CathyFolger 1,284 1988-915. NikkiHardy 1,237 1997-006. KristiKing 1,218 2000-037. SharonMiller 1,143 1989-928. Michelle Miller 1,127 1985-889. KylePalmer 1,119 1993-9610. LoriBiesecker 1,118 1994-97

DIGS PER SET No. Year 1. SerinnaRusso 5.04 2010-112. BonnieWest 4.43 2007-103. AuroraEbert-Santos 4.26 2003-064. DimitraHavriluk 3.56 2000-035. MichelleDomas 3.33 1988-916. KristiKing 3.27 2000-037. NikkiHardy 3.27 1997-008. CathyFolger 2.87 1988-919. StephanieZolna 2.83 2002-0510. KaileeGoold 2.73 2004-07

BLOCK SOLO No. Year 1. JenMcCuen 193 1988-922. NancyMerkle 186 1983-853. WendyMills 152 1989-924. SarahEvers 135 1993-965. LisaScott 134 1985-886. LoriFilipich 114 1984-877. CathyFolger 76 1988-918. JulieHockenson 74 2002-059. SallyFries 72 1981-8310. JenniferHoffman 69 1992-95

BLOCK ASSIST No. Year 1. JenMcCuen 417 1988-922. SarahEvers 403 1993-963. WendyMills 373 1989-924. EvynMcCoy 350 2011-145. JulieHockenson 305 2002-056. LisaScott 264 1985-887. NancyMerkle 262 1983-858. KylePalmer 256 1993-969. AlisonZemanski 243 2001-0410. BrookeHudson 242 1996-99 LisaHough 242 2005-08

TOTAL BLOCKS No. Year 1. JenMcCuen 613 1988-922. SarahEvers 538 1993-963. WendyMills 533 1989-924. NancyMerkle 448 1982-855. LisaScott 413 1985-886. AlisonZemanski 402 2001-047. EvynMcCoy 385 2011-148. JulieHockenson 379 2002-059. LoriFilipich 337 1984-8710. BrookeHudson 309 1996-99

BLOCKS PER SET No. Year 1. JenMcCuen 1.3 1988-922. LoriFilipich 1.25 1993-963. SarahEvers 1.23 1989-924. NancyMerkle 1.14 1982-855. Wendy Mills 1.11 2002-056. AlisonZemanski 1.10 2001-047. LisaScott 1.00 1984-87 EvynMcCoy 1.00 2011-148. Lauren Evans 0.99 1996-999. Julie Hockenson 0.92 1992-9510. ShawnWiesepape 0.83 1991-92

1000 KILL/1000 DIG CLUB (ALPHABETICAL) Kills Digs Year 1. MichelleDomas 1,016 1,630 1988-912. CathyFolger 1,310 1,284 1988-913. NikkiHardy 1,317 1,237 1997-004. BethHoffman 1,229 1,052 1982-855. MichelleMiller 1,127 1,139 1985-886. KylePalmer 1,280 1,119 1993-967. MeganPorter 1,161 1,039 1996-998. LisaScott 1,315 1,052 1985-889. StephanieZolna 1,404 1,038 2002-05

1000 KILL/500 BLOCK CLUB (ALPHABETICAL) Kills Blocks Year 1. JenMcCuen 1,000 613 1988-922. SarahEvers 1,058 538 1993-96

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AWARDS & HonorsAthletic HonorsALL-BIG 12 FIRST TEAM2014........................ Jordan Anderson

ALL-BIG 12 HONORABLE MENTION2013........................ Jordan Anderson

ALL-BIG 12 FRESHMAN TEAM 2013........................ Jordan Anderson

AVCA ALL-MIDWEST REGION2013........................ Jordan Anderson2014........................ Jordan Anderson

Nikki Attea

AVCA ALL-NORTHEAST REGION1988....................................Lisa Scott1987..................Marcia Lewandowski

Lisa Scott

AVCA ALL-AMERICAN HONORABLE MENTION2014........................ Jordan Anderson

Nikki Attea

SECOND TEAM ALL-BIG EAST2004......................... Alison Zemanski2005......................... Julie Hockenson2009.............................. Lauren Evans

BIG EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM1996..............................MeganPorter

ALL-EAST1987..................Marcia Lewandowski

Lisa Scott1988....................................Lisa Scott

FIRST TEAM ALL-ATLANTIC 101984..............................BethHoffman1985..............................BethHoffman1986....................................Lisa Scott1987....................................Lisa Scott1988....................................Lisa Scott

Michelle Miller1991...............................CathyFolger

Michelle Domas1992............................... Jen McCuen1994................................ Sarah Evers

SECOND TEAM ALL-ATLANTIC 101984..............................Nancy Merkle1985..............................Nancy Merkle1987................................. LoriFilipich1989............................... Jen McCuen1990...............................CathyFolger1991............................... Jen McCuen1992................................ Wendy Mills1993............................... JenHoffman

ATLANTIC 10 ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM1985..............................BethHoffman1987....................................Lisa Scott

Michelle Miller1988....................................Lisa Scott1989............................... Jen McCuen1990...............................CathyFolger1991...............................CathyFolger

Jen McCuen1992......................Shawn Wiesepape

Academic HonorsCOSIDA DISTRICT II ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN TEAM1986..................Marcia Lewandowski1990.......................... Michelle Domas

Kara Crismond1991.......................... Michelle Domas

CathyFolger Jen McCuen

1992............................... Jen McCuen2000................................ Krista Smith2001................................ Krista Smith2012.................................... Liz Gulick2013.................................... Liz Gulick

ESPN THE MAGAZINE DISTRICT II ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN TEAM 2005............................... Kailee Goold2006 .............................. Kailee Goold2007 .............................. Kailee Goold

VERIZON ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA TEAM2001.............Krista Smith (third-team)

BIG 12 STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR2014.................................. Nikki Attea

BIG 12 ALL-ACADEMIC FIRST TEAM2014........................ Jordan Anderson

Nikki AtteaHannah Sackett

BIG 12 ALL-ACADEMIC SECOND TEAM2014..............AnnaPanagiotakoplous

ATLANTIC 10 POST-GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT1992.......................... Michelle Domas

BIG EAST/AÉROPOSTALE FEMALE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD2000................................ Krista Smith

BIG EAST/AÉROPOSTALE FEMALE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD2000................................ Krista Smith

OUTSTANDING ATHLETE AWARD1974............................Debbie Thorpe1975............................. Sally Dorward1976............................Debbie Thorpe1977...................................Judy Onks1978..........................Mary Jo Hensler1979...........................Diane Berkebile1980..........................Mary Jo Hensler1981..........................Mary Jo Hensler1982............................ Nancy Gambill1983..............................BethHoffman1984..............................BethHoffman1985..............................BethHoffman1986....................Marci Lewandowski1987....................................Lisa Scott1988....................................Lisa Scott1989.......................... Michelle Domas1990...............................CathyFolger1991...............................CathyFolger1992........................ Jennifer McCuen1993................... LaurenMontgomery1994................................ Ellie Bastida1995.................................Kyle Palmer1996............................Michelle Taylor1997.............................Lauren Barrett1998...........................Brooke Hudson1999..............................MeganPorter2000............................ LaurenBlough2001.......................... Dimitra Havriluk2002..........................Stephanie Zolna2003......................... Alison Zemanski2004......................... Alison Zemanski2005............................... Kailee Goold2006.................................. Abby Tevis2007................................ Tammy Wolf2008................................ Tammy Wolf2009.............................. Lauren Evans *Award discontinued after 2009 season

KILLS1. 1,711 19912. 1,656 19863. 1,626 20044. 1,599 20075. 1,582 19886. 1,565 19947. 1,556 19968. 1,513 19929. 1,505 200510. 1,493 2013

KILLS PER SET1. 14.92 20042. 14.33 20053. 14.18 20004. 13.81 20035. 13.78 20076. 13.69 20027. 13.42 19988. 13.38 19979. 13.34 201410. 13.26 1999

TOTAL ATTEMPTS1. 4,764 20042. 4,664 19963. 4,587 19944. 4,522 20055. 4,462 20076. 4,377 20067. 4,353 19898. 4,333 19919. 4,313 198610. 4,298 1998

HITTING PERCENTAGE1. .268 19842. .259 19913. .251 19904. .234 19875. .229 19886. .225 20147. .219 19868. .214 19859. .201 198310. .199 1992

ASSISTS1. 1,613 19912. 1,466 20043. 1,453 20074. 1,415 19945. 1,411 19926. 1,402 19867. 1,401 20138. 1,385 20059. 1,384 199610. 1,383 1988

ASSISTS PER SET1. 13.45 20042. 13.19 20053. 12.87 20004. 12.53 20075. 12.46 20026. 12.43 20037. 12.40 20148. 12.18 20139. 11.94 199810. 11.90 1997

SERVICE ACES1. 384 19862. 366 19833. 339 19914. 299 19875. 294 19846. 286 19907. 260 19858. 259 19899. 252 198810. 226 1994

SERVICE ACES PER SET1. 2.99 19872. 2.84 19863. 2.51 19834. 2.49 19915. 2.47 19846. 2.44 19907. 2.34 19858. 2.05 19889. 1.99 198910. 1.89 1993

DIGS1. 2,551 19912. 2,389 19833. 2,076 19924. 2,056 19895. 2,001 19886. 1,975 20047. 1,903 19948. 1,836 20109. 1,813 200510. 1,773 2007

DIGS PER SET1. 18.76 19912. 18.12 20043. 17.74 20004. 17.32 20105. 17.27 20056. 17.22 20017. 17.01 20118. 16.80 20039. 16.74 199210. 16.45 2002

TOTAL BLOCKS1. 409 19922. 404 19913. 403 19854. 389 19885. 383 19836. 352 19897. 307 19938. 296 19849. 280 200410. 272.5 1994

TOTAL BLOCKS PER SET1. 3.30 19922. 3.16 19883. 2.99 19854. 2.97 19915. 2.72 19936. 2.71 19897. 2.62 19838. 2.61 19879. 2.57 200410. 2.49 1984

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YEAR-BY-YEARRecordsYear Coach Captain Record 1974 JudyThomas None 4111975 VeronicaHammersmith SallyDorwart 15131976 Veronica Hammersmith Debbie Thorpe 21 171977 VeronicaHammersmith DebbieThorpe 32-71978 Veronica Hammersmith Bobbie Cox 12 151979 VeronicaHammersmith MaryJoHensler 35121980 Veronica Hammersmith Mary Jo Hensler 25 161981 Veronica Hammersmith Mary Jo Hensler 18 251982 VeronicaHammersmith NancyGambill 15231983 VeronicaHammersmith MartyHensler 27181984 VeronicaHammersmith MartyHensler 23131985 VeronicaHammersmith BethHoffman,NancyMerkle 25141986 Veronica Hammersmith Liz Gillespie, Jill Raschiatore 17 151987 Veronica Hammersmith Jill Raschiatore, Lisa Scott 22 71988 VeronicaHammersmith LisaScott,TraceyThompson 21-131989 Veronica Hammersmith Becky Plank 16-191990 VeronicaHammersmith CathyFolger 14-211991 VeronicaHammersmith CathyFolger,JenMcCuen 26-111992 Veronica Hammersmith Jen McCuen, Wendy Mills 15-171993 VeronicaHammersmith JenBoeddeker,LaurenMontgomery 11-201994 VeronicaHammersmith JenHoffman,SandyShumate 11-231995 VeronicaHammersmith JenHoffman,SandyShumate,ChristyJones 14-161996 Veronica Hammersmith Kyle Palmer 17-161997 VeronicaHammersmith LoriBiesecker,MichelleTaylor 15-131998 VeronicaHammersmith LaurenBarrett,MichelleTaylor 13-151999 VeronicaHammersmith BrookeHudson,MeganPorter 12-162000 VeronicaHammersmith JamieBoardman,NikkiHardy,LaurenBlough 8-172001 Veronica Hammersmith Krista Smith 8-202002 Veronica Hammersmith Dimitra Havriluk, Erica Montana 9-192003 VeronicaHammersmith JenniferHayhurst 6-212004 VeronicaHammersmith BrandiceStudnicka,AlisonZemanski 18-132005 VeronicaHammersmith JulieHockenson,StephanieZolna 16-132006 VeronicaHammersmith KaileeGoold 3-282007 VeronicaHammersmith KaileeGoold,AshleyPappas,AbbyTevis 16-142008 VeronicaHammersmith LisaHough,TammyWolf 7-212009 VeronicaHammersmith KylieArmbruster,T.J.DeAngelis,KariPost 17-132010 Jill Kramer Lauren Evans, Bonnie West 15-152011 Jill Kramer None 7-192012 Jill Kramer Liz Gulick, Karly Rasmussen 8-222013 JillKramer BrittanySample 20-132014 JillKramer BrittanySample,LampriniKonstantinidou 16-14Totals 650-668

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SEASON LeadersFreshman Season LeadersSETS PLAYED No. Year 1. LoriBiesecker 128 19942. Nicole Geraci 127 19893. MeganPorter 122 1996 Brooke Hudson 122 19965. Wendy Mills 120 1989

KILLS No. Year 1. MeganPorter 400 19962. JordanAnderson 394 20133. StephanieZolna 373 20024. NikkiHardy 369 19975. Hannah Sackett 267 20126. LoriBiesecker 261 1994 T6. JulieHockenson 246 2002 T6. NikkiAttea 246 2012

KILLS PER SET No. Year 1. StephanieZolna 4.01 20022. JordanAnderson 3.94 20133. NikkiHardy 3.80 19974. MeganPorter 3.28 19965. HannahSackett 2.54 20126. Julie Hockenson 2.51 20027. KylieArmbruster 2.44 2008

TOTAL ATTEMPTS No. Year 1. MeganPorter 1247 19962. JordanAnderson 1162 20133. StephanieZolna 1141 20024. NikkiHardy 1126 19975. LoriBiesecker 907 19946. Hannah Sackett 827 20127. Kylie Armbruster 825 2008

HITTING PERCENTAGE No. Year 1. JenMcCuen 0.294 1988 LisaScott 0.294 19853. SarahEvers 0.259 19934. JulieHockenson 0.240 20025. Abby Norman 0.227 2007

ASSIST No. Year 1. MichelleTaylor 1034 19952. LampriniKonstantinidou 971 20143. BrittanySample 960 20124. B.Studnicka 838 20015. Nicole Geraci 565 19896. KariPost 564 20087. TraceyThompson 492 1984

ASSIST PER SET No. Year 1. MaureenFerris 10.67 19982. LampriniKonstantinidou 10.01 20143. MichelleTaylor 9.85 19954. BrittanySample 8.89 20125. TracyThompson 8.34 19856. B.Studnicka 8.30 20017. KariPost 7.42 2008

ACES No. Year 1. Nicole Geraci 51 19892. MichelleMiller 45 1985 StephanieZolna 45 20023. BonnieWest 44 2007 MeganPorter 44 1996 MichelleDomas 44 1988 KylePalmer 44 1993

ACES PER SET No. Year 1. StephanieZolna 0.48 20022. MichelleDomas 0.40 1988 NicoleGeraci 0.40 19894. KylePalmer 0.39 1993MichelleMiller 0.39 1985

DIGS No. Year 1. BonnieWest 534 20072. StaceyAvitt 408 19933. LoriBiesecker 371 19944. AnnaPanagiotakopoulos 297 20125. GiannaGotterba 287 20146. BrittanySample 273 20127. MeganPorter 267 19968. Michelle Domas 262 1988

DIGS PER SET No. Year 1. BonnieWest 4.6 20072. StaceyAvitt 4.0 19933. AnnaPanagiotakopoulos 3.38 20124. DimitraHavriluk 3.65 20005. KellyMullins 3.0 20026. GiannaGotterba 2.99 20147. MeganCarroll 2.97 2004

BLOCK SOLO No. Year 1. JenMcCuen 46 19882. WendyMills 38 19893. SarahEvers 36 19934. CathyFolger 28 19885. Lisa Scott 26 1985

BLOCK ASSISTS No. Year 1. SarahEvers 126 19932. KylePalmer 82 19933. JulieHockenson 67 20024. BrookeHudson 66 19965. CaleahWells 64 20126. LisaHough 63 2005

TOTAL BLOCKS No. Year 1. SarahEvers 162 19932. Jen McCuen 101 19883. WendyMills 100 19894. JulieHockenson 87 20025. KylePalmer 85 1993

BLOCKS PER SET No. Year 1. SarahEvers 1.53 19932. Jen McCuen 1.07 19883. LoriFilipich 1.00 19824. JulieHockenson 0.89 20025. WendyMills 0.83 1989

Sophomore Single Season LeadersSETS PLAYED No. Year 1. NancyMerkle 142 1983 BethHoffman 142 19833. MichelleDomas 129 19894. SarahEvers 128 1994 EllieBastida 128 1994

KILLS No. Year 1. JordanAnderson 495 20142. NikkiHardy 400 19983. MichelleDomas 347 19894. SarahEvers 344 19945. DimitraHavriluk 316 20016. MeganPorter 302 1997

KILLS PER SET No. Year 1. JordanAnderson 4.63 20142. NikkiHardy 4.04 19983. StephanieZolna 3.67 20034. DimitraHavriluk 3.26 20015. LisaScott 3.14 19866. MeganPorter 3.11 1997

TOTAL ATTEMPTS No. Year 1. JordanAnderson 1276 20142. NikkiHardy 1244 19983. MichelleDomas 1113 19894. MeganPorter 949 19975. KylePalmer 923 19946. Dimitra Havriluk 862 2001

HITTING PERCENTAGE No. Year 1. LisaScott 0.274 19862. BethHoffman 0.264 1983 WendyMills 0.264 19903. SarahEvers 0.255 19944. LoriBiesecker 0.253 1995

ASSISTS No. Year 1. EllieBastida 1329 19942. BrittanySample 1189 20133. MichelleTaylor 1189 19964. KaileeGoold 1111 20055. KariPost 1034 2009

ASSISTS PER SET No. Year 1. Kailee Goold 10.58 20052. EllieBastida 10.38 19943. BrittanySample 10.34 20134. MichelleTaylor 10.08 19965. KariPost 9.4 2009

ACES No. Year 1. KylePalmer 57 19942. KristinaGallahan 48 20073. BeckyPlank 47 19874. NancyMerkle 39 19835. ShannonMiller 38 1990

ACES PER SET No. Year 1. Karly Rasmussen 1.00 20102. BeckyPlank 0.49 19873. KylePalmer 0.46 19944. KristinaGallahan 0.45 20075. StephanieZolna 0.36 2003

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DIGS No. Year 1. AnnaPanagiotakopoulos 469 20132. BethHoffman 461 19833. MichelleDomas 455 19894. BonnieWest 424 20085. A.Ebert-Santos 412 20046. NikkiHardy 373 1998

DIGS PER SET No. Year 1. A.Ebert-Santos 4.58 20042. AnnaPanagiotakopoulos 4.08 20133. KarlyRasmussen 4.00 20104. BonnieWest 3.96 20085. NikkiHardy 3.77 19986. MichelleDomas 3.53 1989

BLOCK SOLO No. Year 1. NancyMerkle 54 19832. Jen McCuen 52 19893. SarahEvers 42 19944. WendyMills 36 19905. LoriFilipich 27 1985

BLOCK ASSISTS No. Year 1. Jen McCuen 101 19892. SarahEvers 98 19943. AlisonZemanski 93 20024. JenniferHoffman 89 19935. CaleahWells 89 2013

TOTAL BLOCKS No. Year 1. JenMcCuen 153 19892. SarahEvers 140 19943. NancyMerkle 127 19834. WendyMills 124 19905. Alison Zemanski 109 2002

BLOCKS PER SET No. Year 1. LoriFilipich 1.50 19852. HannahShreve 1.39 20143. JenMcCuen 1.22 19894. AlisonZemanski 1.17 20025. SarahEvers 1.09 19946. Wendy Mills 1.08 1990

Junior Single Season LeadersSETS PLAYED No. Year 1. SharonMiller 133 19912. JeannePause 132 19833. NicoleGeraci 131 19914. MartyHensler 129 19835. SandyShumate 128 1994 ChristieJones 128 1994

KILLS No. Year 1. StephanieZolna 403 20042. KylePalmer 401 19953. BethHoffman 399 19844. CathyFolger 364 19905. SandyShumate 331 1994

KILLS PER SET No. Year 1. StephanieZolna 3.80 20042. KylePalmer 3.52 19953. CathyFolger 3.47 19904. BethHoffman 3.41 19845. AbbyTevis 3.34 2006

TOTAL ATTEMPTS No. Year 1. StephanieZolna 1324 20042. Kyle Palmer 1221 19953. AbbyTevis 1042 20064. SandyShumate 979 19945. BethHoffman 892 1984

HITTING PERCENTAGE No. Year 1. BethHoffman 0.358 19842. TammyWolf 0.350 20073. CathyFolger 0.324 19904. NancyMerkle 0.318 19845. JenMcMuen 0.312 1991

ASSIST No. Year 1. Nicole Geraci 1207 19912. Michelle Taylor 1086 19973. TraceyThompson 1046 19874. KariPost 999 20105. B.Studnicka 890 2003

ASSIST PER SET No. Year 1. MaureenFerris 11.09 20002. Michelle Taylor 11.08 19973. TraceyThompson 10.46 19874. KariPost 9.89 20105. B.Studnicka 9.47 2003

ACES No. Year 1. JeannePause 78 19832. MartyHensler 62 19833. MichelleMiller 55 1987 Michelle Domas 55 19905. ElizabethGillespie 54 1985

ACES PER SET No. Year 1. JeannePause 0.59 19832. Michelle Miller 0.56 19873. ElizabethGillespie 0.55 19854. M.Lewandowski 0.49 19865. MartyHensler 0.48 1983 KellieKubiak 0.48 1986

DIGS No. Year 1. A. Ebert-Santos 500 20052. BonnieWest 492 20093. SandyShumate 451 19944. SerinnaRusso 437 20105. SharonMiller 381 1991

DIGS PER SET No. Year 1. A.Ebert-Santos 4.84 20052. BonnieWest 3.96 20083. SerinnaRusso 4.33 20104. KristiKing 3.83 20025. DimitraHavriluk 3.65 2002

BLOCK SOLO No. Year 1. NancyMerkle 73 19842. JenMcCuen 53 19913. SarahEvers 43 19954. WendyMills 42 19915. LoriFilipich 31 1986

BLOCK ASSISTS No. Year 1. EvynMcCoy 117 20132. WendyMills 113 19913. JenMcCuen 106 19914. LaurenEvans 95 20095. LisaHough 91 2007 Sarah Evers 91 1995

TOTAL BLOCKS No. Year 1. Jen McCuen 159 19912. Wendy Mills 155 19913. NancyMerkle 136 19844. SarahEvers 134 19955. EvynMcCoy 125 2013

BLOCKS PER SET No. Year 1. Wendy Mills 1.26 19912. Jen McCuen 1.25 19913. SarahEvers 1.18 19954. EvynMcCoy 1.16 20135. NancyMerkle 1.14 1984

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Senior Single Season LeadersSETS PLAYED No. Year 1. SharonSteel 138 19832. CathyFolger 136 19913. MichelleDomas 135 1991 BethHoffman 135 1985 5. NancyMerkle 131 1985

KILLS No. Year 1. BethHoffman 547 19852. CathyFolger 532 19913. LisaScott 475 19884. AbbyTevis 442 20075. MichelleMiller 439 1988

KILLS PER SET No. Year 1. BethHoffman 4.05 19852. LisaScott 3.99 19883. CathyFolger 3.91 19914. AbbyTevis 3.81 20075. StephanieZolna 3.80 2005

TOTAL ATTEMPTS No. Year 1. Abby Tevis 1296 20072. BethHoffman 1257 19853. KylePalmer 1210 19964. CathyFolger 1202 19915. MichelleMiller 1130 1988

HITTING PERCENTAGE No. Year 1. JenMcCuen 0.379 19922. CathyFolger 0.330 19913. LisaScott 0.321 19884. AlisonZemanski 0.305 20045. Lauren Evans 0.297 2010

ASSIST No. Year 1. Tracey Thompson 1251 19882. Kailee Goold 1225 20073. B.Studnicka 1180 20044. MichelleTaylor 869 19985. JenBoeddeker 809 1993

ASSIST PER SET No. Year 1. B.Studnicka 11.46 20042. Tracey Thompson 10.60 19883. KaileeGoold 10.56 20074. MichelleTaylor 10.35 19985. JenBoeddeker 9.30 1993

ACES No. Year 1. Michelle Domas 85 19912. BethHoffman 77 19853. KaraCrismond 67 19904. MartyHensler 60 19845. CathyFolger 58 1991 ACES PER SET No. Year 1. MichelleDomas 0.63 19912. Kara Crismond 0.59 19903. BethHoffman 0.57 19854. M.Lewandowski 0.56 19875. MartyHensler 0.51 1984

DIGS No. Year 1. MichelleDomas 536 19912. SerinnaRusso 530 20113. BonnieWest 495 20104. CathyFolger 480 19915. A.Ebert-Santos 432 2006

DIGS PER SET No. Year 1. Serinna Russo 5.82 20112. BonnieWest 4.67 20103. A.Ebert-Santos 4.65 20064. MichelleDomas 3.97 19915. MichelleMiller 3.55 1988

BLOCK SOLO No. Year 1. SallyFries 72 19832. Nancy Merkle 59 19853. LisaScott 56 19884. LoriFilipich 46 19875. C.Anderson 45 1984

BLOCK ASSISTS No. Year 1. Jen McCuen 155 19922. AlisonZemanski 138 20043. NancyMerkle 126 19854. ShawnWiesepape 115 19925. Wendy Mills 110 1992

TOTAL BLOCKS No. Year 1. Jen McCuen 197 19922. Nancy Merkle 185 19853. AlisonZemanski 159 20044. LisaScott 151 19885. WendyMills 146 1992 BLOCKS PER SET No. Year 1. Jen McCuen 1.59 19922. AlisonZemanski 1.46 20043. NancyMerkle 1.41 19854. SallyFries 1.36 19835. LoriFilipich 1.29 1987

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KILLS No. Year SharonSteele 291 1983BethHoffman 399 1984BethHoffman 547 1985LisaScott 320 1986MichelleMiller 321 1987LisaScott 475 1988MichelleDomas 347 1989CathyFolger 377 1990CathyFolger 532 1991JenniferMcCuen 341 1992JenniferHoffman 285 1993SarahEvers 344 1994KylePalmer 401 1995KylePalmer 407 1996NikkiHardy 369 1997NikkiHardy 400 1998BrookeHudson 309 1999JamieBoardman 335 2000DimitraHavriluk 316 2001StephanieZolna 373 2002StephanieZolna 275 2003StephanieZolna 403 2004StephanieZolna 353 2005Abby Tevis 297 2006AbbyTevis 442 2007Kylie Armbruster 229 2008Lauren Evans 270 2009Lauren Evans 270 2010MichelleKopecky 264 2011Hannah Sackett 267 2012JordanAnderson 394 2013JordanAnderson 495 2014

KILLS PER SET P/Set Year SharonSteele 2.10 1983BethHoffman 3.41 1984BethHoffman 4.05 1985LisaScott 3.08 1986MichelleMiller 3.28 1987LisaScott 3.99 1988Michelle Domas 2.69 1989CathyFolger 3.59 1990CathyFolger 3.93 1991Jennifer McCuen 2.75 1992JenniferHoffman 2.57 1993SarahEvers 2.69 1994KylePalmer 3.52 1995KylePalmer/MeganPorter 3.28 1996NikkiHardy 3.80 1997NikkiHardy 4.04 1998BrookeHudson 3.19 1999JamieBoardman 3.56 2000DimitraHavriluk 3.25 2001StephanieZolna 4.01 2002StephanieZolna 3.67 2003StephanieZolna 3.80 2004StephanieZolna 3.80 2005AbbyTevis 3.34 2006AbbyTevis 3.81 2007KylieArmbruster 2.44 2008KristinaGallahan 2.48 2009Lauren Evans 2.60 2010MichelleKopecky 2.93 2011

HannahSackett 2.54 2012JordanAnderson 3.94 2013JordanAnderson 4.63 2014

TOTAL ATTEMPTS No. Year SharonSteele 777 1983BethHoffman 892 1984BethHoffman 1,257 1985MichelleMiller 704 1986Michelle Miller 810 1987MichelleMiller 1,130 1988MichelleDomas 1,113 1989CathyFolger 792 1990CathyFolger 1,202 1991Wendy Mills 785 1992StaceyAvitt 759 1993SandyShumate 979 1994Kyle Palmer 1,221 1995MeganPorter 1,247 1996Nikki Hardy 1,126 1997NikkiHardy 1,244 1998NikkiHardy 838 1999Nikki Hardy 1,025 2000Dimitra Havriluk 862 2001StephanieZolna 1,141 2002StephanieZolna 835 2003StephanieZolna 1,324 2004Stephanie Zolna 1,115 2005AbbyTevis 1,042 2006Abby Tevis 1,296 2007Kylie Armbruster 825 2008KylieArmbruster 723 2009MichelleKopecky 853 2010MichelleKopecky 849 2011Hannah Sackett 827 2012JordanAnderson 1,162 2013JordanAnderson 1,276 2014

ATTEMPTS PER SET P/Set Year SharonSteele 5.63 1983BethHoffman 7.62 1984BethHoffman 9.31 1985Lisa Scott 6.55 1986Michelle Miller 8.27 1987Michelle Miller 9.58 1988MichelleDomas 8.63 1989CathyFolger 7.54 1990CathyFolger 8.84 1991JenniferHoffman 6.77 1992StaceyAvitt 7.44 1993SandyShumate 7.65 1994Kyle Palmer 10.71 1995MeganPorter 10.22 1996Nikki Hardy 11.61 1997Nikki Hardy 12.57 1998Nikki Hardy 9.52 1999Adriana Hardy 10.90 2000Dimitra Havriluk 8.89 2001Stephanie Zolna 12.27 2002StephanieZolna 11.13 2003StephanieZolna 12.49 2004Stephanie Zolna 11.99 2005Abby Tevis 11.71 2006Abby Tevis 11.17 2007

Kylie Armbruster 8.78 2008Kristina Gallahan 7.89 2009MichelleKopecky 8.53 2010Kylie Armbruster 9.92 2011Hannah Sackett 7.80 2012JordanAnderson 11.62 2013JordanAnderson 11.93 2014

ASSISTS No. Year MartyHensler 779 1983MartyHensler 477 1984Jill Raschiatore 781 1985Tracy Thompson 570 1986TracyThompson 1,046 1987Tracy Thompson 1,251 1988Nicole Geraci 565 1989NicoleGeraci 940 1990Nicole Geraci 1,207 1991Jen Boeddeker 880 1992JenBoeddeker 809 1993EllieBastida 1,329 1994MichelleTaylor 1,034 1995Michelle Taylor 1,189 1996Michelle Taylor 1,086 1997Michelle Taylor 869 1998MaureenFerris 836 1999MaureenFerris 821 2000BrandiceStudnicka 838 2001Brandice Studnicka 610 2002BrandiceStudnicka 890 2003BrandiceStudnicka 1,180 2004Kailee Goold 1,111 2005Kailee Goold 879 2006Kailee Goold 1,225 2007KariPost 564 2008KariPost 1,034 2009Kari Post 999 2010Kari Post 787 2011Brittany Sample 960 2012BrittanySample 1,189 2013LampriniKonstantinidou 971 2014

ASSISTS PER SET P/Set Year MartyHensler 6.04 1983MartyHensler 4.08 1984Jill Raschiatore 7.58 1985TracyThompson 8.03 1986TracyThompson 10.46 1987Tracy Thompson 10.60 1988NicoleGeraci 4.45 1989Nicole Geraci 8.79 1990Nicole Geraci 9.21 1991JenBoeddeker 7.33 1992JenBoeddeker 9.30 1993EllieBastida 10.38 1994Michelle Taylor 9.85 1995Michelle Taylor 10.08 1996Michelle Taylor 11.08 1997MichelleTaylor 10.35 1998MaureenFerris 8.99 1999MaureenFerris 11.09 2000BrandiceStudnicka 8.30 2001Brandice Studnicka 6.22 2002BrandiceStudnicka 9.47 2003BrandiceStudnicka 11.45 2004Kailee Goold 10.58 2005KaileeGoold 9.35 2006Kailee Goold 10.56 2007KariPost 7.42 2008KariPost 9.40 2009Kari Post 9.89 2010Kari Post 8.65 2011

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Brittany Sample 8.89 2012BrittanySample 10.34 2013LampriniKonstantinidou 10.01 2014

BLOCK SOLOS No. Year SallyFries 72 1983NancyMerkle 73 1984Nancy Merkle 59 1985LoriFilipich 35 1986LoriFilipich 46 1987Lisa Scott 56 1988Jennifer McCuen 52 1989WendyMills 36 1990JenniferMcCuen 53 1991JenniferMcCuen 43 1992SarahEvers 36 1993SarahEvers 42 1994SarahEvers 43 1995SarahEvers 14 1996LaurenBarrett 23 1997Brooke Hudson 19 1998Brooke Hudson 16 1999Jamie Boardman 15 2000KristaSmith 37 2001Julie Hockenson 20 2002JulieHockenson 17 2003AlisonZemanski 21 2004Julie Hockenson 22 2005LisaHough 17 2006LisaHough 10 2007AbbyNorman 13 2008Lauren Evans 26 2009Lauren Evans 15 2010EvynMcCoy 13 2011Evyn McCoy 10 2012CaleahWells 10 2013JordanAnderson 10 2014

BLOCK ASSISTS No. Year NancyMerkle 73 1983NancyMerkle 63 1984Nancy Merkle 126 1985Lisa Scott 67 1986LoriFilipich 82 1987Lisa Scott 95 1988Jennifer McCuen 101 1989Wendy Mills 89 1990WendyMills 113 1991Jennifer McCuen 157 1992SarahEvers 126 1993SarahEvers 98 1994Sarah Evers 91 1995Sarah Evers 88 1996LaurenBarrett/BrookeHudson 49 1997BrookeHudson 73 1998BrookeHudson 54 1999JamieBoardman 53 2000Krista Smith 72 2001AlisonZemanski 93 2002AlisonZemanski 69 2003AlisonZemanski 138 2004JulieHockenson 94 2005LisaHough 58 2006LisaHough 91 2007AbbyNorman 47 2008Lauren Evans 95 2009Lauren Evans 75 2010Evyn McCoy 69 2011EvynMcCoy 74 2012EvynMcCoy 117 2013EvynMcCoy 90 2014

Total Blocks No. YearSallyFries 136 1983NancyMerkle 136 1984Nancy Merkle 185 1985LoriFilipich 100 1986LoriFilipich 128 1987Lisa Scott 151 1988JenniferMcCuen 153 1989Wendy Mills 125 1990Jennifer McCuen 159 1991Jennifer McCuen 200 1992SarahEvers 162 1993SarahEvers 140 1994SarahEvers 134 1995Sarah Evers 102 1996Lauren Barrett 72 1997Brooke Hudson 92 1998Brooke Hudson 70 1999Jamie Boardman 68 2000Krista Smith 109 2001Alison Zemanski 109 2002AlisonZemanski 84 2003AlisonZemanski 159 2004Julie Hockenson 116 2005LisaHough 75 2006LisaHough 101 2007Abby Norman 60 2008Lauren Evans 121 2009Lauren Evans 90 2010Evyn McCoy 82 2011EvynMcCoy 84 2012EvynMcCoy 125 2013EvynMcCoy 94 2014

BLOCKS PER SET P/Set Year SallyFries 1.36 1983NancyMerkle 1.14 1984NancyMerkle 1.41 1985LoriFilipich/LisaScott 0.90 1986LoriFilipich 1.29 1987Lisa Scott 1.27 1988Jennifer McCuen 1.22 1989WendyMills 1.14 1990Wendy Mills 1.26 1991Jennifer McCuen 1.61 1992SarahEvers 1.53 1993SarahEvers 1.09 1994Sarah Evers 1.18 1995Sarah Evers 0.82 1996Brooke Hudson 0.75 1997Brooke Hudson 0.89 1998Brooke Hudson 0.72 1999Jamie Boardman 0.72 2000Krista Smith 1.17 2001Alison Zemanski 1.17 2002AlisonZemanski 0.86 2003AlisonZemanski 1.46 2004Julie Hockenson 1.10 2005LisaHough 0.80 2006LisaHough 0.94 2007Abby Norman 0.57 2008Lauren Evans 1.10 2009Lauren Evans 0.87 2010Evyn McCoy 0.90 2011Evyn McCoy 0.82 2012EvynMcCoy 1.16 2013HannahShreve 1.39 2014

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DIGS No. Year BethHoffman 461 1983BethHoffman 199 1984BethHoffman 392 1985Michelle Miller 192 1986MichelleMiller 313 1987MichelleMiller 419 1988MichelleDomas 455 1989MichelleDomas 377 1990MichelleDomas 536 1991SharonMiller 382 1992StaceyAvitt 408 1993SandyShumate 451 1994KylePalmer 284 1995KylePalmer 325 1996Michelle Taylor 269 1997NikkiHardy 373 1998NikkiHardy 283 1999AdrianaHardy 328 2000DimitraHavriluk 339 2001KristiKing 375 2002KristiKing 351 2003AuroraEbert-Santos 412 2004Aurora Ebert-Santos 500 2005AuroraEbert-Santos 432 2006BonnieWest 534 2007BonnieWest 424 2008BonnieWest 492 2009BonnieWest 495 2010SerinnaRusso 530 2011A.Panagiotakopoulos 297 2012A.Panagiotakopoulos 469 2013GiannaGotterba 287 2014

DIGS PER SET P/Set Year BethHoffman 3.25 1983JeannePause 1.71 1984BethHoffman 2.90 1985MichelleMiller 1.73 1986MichelleMiller 3.19 1987MichelleMiller 3.55 1988MichelleDomas 3.53 1989MichelleDomas 3.22 1990MichelleDomas 3.97 1991SharonMiller 3.08 1992StaceyAvitt 4.00 1993SandyShumate 3.52 1994JenHoffman 2.68 1995Kyle Palmer 2.62 1996MichelleTaylor 2.74 1997

NikkiHardy 3.77 1998NikkiHardy 3.22 1999DimitraHavriluk 3.65 2000DimitraHavriluk 3.49 2001KristiKing 3.83 2002KristiKing 3.51 2003AuroraEbert-Santos 4.58 2004Aurora Ebert-Santos 5.10 2005AuroraEbert-Santos 4.65 2006BonnieWest 4.60 2007BonnieWest 3.96 2008BonnieWest 4.47 2009BonnieWest 4.67 2010Serinna Russo 5.82 2011A.Panagiotakopoulos 3.38 2012A.Panagiotakopoulos 4.08 2013GiannaGotterba 2.99 2014

ACES No. Year JeannePause 78 1983MartyHensler 60 1984BethHoffman 77 1985Marci Lewandowski 50 1986Michelle Miller 55 1987MichelleDomas 44 1988Nicole Geraci 51 1989Kara Crismond 67 1990Michelle Domas 85 1991ShawnWiesepape 46 1992KylePalmer 44 1993KylePalmer 57 1994JenHoffman 33 1995MeganPorter 44 1996LoriBiesecker 36 1997NikkiHardy 35 1998MeganPorter 40 1999Adriana Hardy 27 2000EricaMontana 31 2001StephanieZolna 45 2002StephanieZolna 27 2003StephanieZolna 34 2004KaileeGoold 33 2005Aurora Ebert-Santos 25 2006KristinaGallahan 48 2007BonnieWest 34 2008LaurenEvans 37 2009BonnieWest 32 2010Michelle Kopecky 29 2011Hannah Sackett 29 2012EvynMcCoy 25 2013LampriniKonstantinidou 26 2014

ACES PER SET P/Set Year JeannePause 0.59 1983MartyHensler 0.51 1984Jill Raschiatore 0.61 1985MarciLewandowski 0.47 1986Marci Lewandowski/Michelle Miller 0.56 1987MichelleDomas 0.40 1988NicoleGeraci 0.40 1989Kara Crismond 0.60 1990MichelleDomas 0.63 1991ShawnWiesepape 0.37 1992KylePalmer 0.39 1993KylePalmer 0.46 1994JenHoffman 0.34 1995MeganPorter 0.36 1996LoriBiesecker 0.37 1997NikkiHardy 0.35 1998MeganPorter 0.42 1999Adriana Hardy/Dimitra Havriluk 0.29 2000EricaMontana 0.30 2001StephanieZolna 0.48 2002StephanieZolna 0.36 2003StephanieZolna 0.32 2004StephanieZolna 0.34 2005Aurora Ebert-Santos 0.27 2006KristinaGallahan 0.45 2007BonnieWest 0.32 2008LaurenEvans 0.34 2009BonnieWest 0.30 2010MichelleKopecky 0.32 2011Hannah Sackett 0.28 2012EvynMcCoy 0.23 2013LampriniKonstantinidou 0.27 2014

HITTING PERCENTAGE No. Year BethHoffman .264 1983BethHoffman .358 1984LisaScott .294 1985Lisa Scott .265 1986Lisa Scott .286 1987LisaScott .324 1988CathyFolger .236 1989CathyFolger .341 1990CathyFolger .328 1991JenniferMcCuen .340 1992SarahEvers .259 1993SarahEvers .255 1994SarahEvers .253 1995Brooke Hudson .221 1996LaurenBarrett .254 1997Brooke Hudson .259 1998BrookeHudson .236 1999Jamie Boardman .271 2000Dimitra Havriluk .205 2001JulieHockenson .240 2002AlisonZemanski .239 2003AlisonZemanski .305 2004Julie Hockenson .261 2005Tammy Wolf .221 2006TammyWolf .350 2007LisaHough .222 2008Lauren Evans .291 2009Lauren Evans .297 2010MichelleKopecky .173 2011Caleah Wells .221 2012EvynMcCoy .298 2013Nikki Attea .269

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LETTERWINNERS- A -

CatherineAnderson(MB) LaPlata,Md. 1983-84JordanAnderson(OH) FlowerMound,Texas 2013-14ArielleAllen(MB/OH) Lewistown,Mont. 2012-13Kylie Armbruster (OH) Murietta, Calif. 2008-09-10-11NikkiAttea(OH) EastAmherst,N.Y. 2012-13-14KathyAustin(MB) Bridgeport,W.Va. 1984StaceyAvitt(OH) Knoxville,Iowa 1993

- B -Catherine Barboza (OPP) Galena, Ohio 1996CarolynBarnhart(OH) Stoystown,Pa. 1983-84Lauren Barrett (MB) Thousand Oaks, Calif. 1995-96-97-98EllieBastida(S) St.Louis,Mo. 1993-94-95LoriBedick(OH) Pittsburgh,Pa. 1979-80-81-82Jeanna Bellen (MB) Thousand Oaks, Calif. 2001NadaBeneke(OH) Wheeling,W.Va. 1975-76-77Diane Berkebile (OH) Johnstown, Pa. 1977-78-79-80ChristinaBhanos(OH) Towson,Md. 1993LoriBiesecker(OH) Waynesboro,Pa. 1994-95-96-97LaurenBlough(OH) Johnstown,Pa. 1997-98-99-2000Jamie Boardman (MB) Bellevue, Neb. 1997-98-99-2000JenBoeddeker(S) SantaBarbara,Calif. 1990-91-92-93Barbara Born (DS) Rochester, N.Y. 1978SusanBoyd AllisonPark,Pa. 1974Jodi Boysza (OH) Windsor, Pa. 1982Melvina Brown (DS) Warrenton, Va. 2014

- C -BridgetCarey(DS) Jacksonville,Fla. 2010-11Lauri Carpenter (DS) Battle Creek, Mich. 1996-97-98MeganCarroll(L) Woodbridge,Va. 2004TrishCorl(OH) N.Huntingdon,Pa. 1984-85-86BobbieCox(S) Parkersburg,W.Va. 1976-77-78KaraCrismond(MB) BocaRaton,Fla. 1987-88-89-90GinaCusanelli(S) Collinsville,Ill. 2003-04-05-06

- D -LynnDavis(OH) Charleston,W.Va. 1974-75TamaraDeAngelis(DS) LoneTree,Colo. 2006-07-08-09AnkedeJong(OH) Groningen,Netherlands 2011ShanonDeWitt(OH) LongBeach,Calif. 1996MichelleDomas(OH) BocaRaton,Fla. 1988-89-90-91SallyDorwart(OH) Lancaster,Pa. 1974-75Debbie Durstein (MB) Allison Park, Pa. 1976

- E -AuroraEbert-Santos(L) Frisco,Colo. 2003-04-05-06Lauren Evans (MB) Canyon Lake, Calif. 2009-2010SarahEvers(MB) Cincinnati,Ohio 1993-94-95-96

-F -MaureenFerris(S) Reynoldsburg,Ohio 1998-99-00PatFey(OH) Valencia,Pa. 1974MaryAnnFiedler(OH) Commack,N.Y. 1976-77-78-79LoriFilipich(MB) Pittsburgh,Pa. 1984-85-86-87SueAnnFindo(OH) Morgantown,W.Va. 1975KatieFitz(DS) Dallastown,Pa. 1996-97-98DanaFlummer(S) Cincinnati,Ohio 1992-93CathyFolger(OH) Clemmons,N.C. 1988-89-90-91SallyFries(MB) Lothian,Md. 1981-82-83

- G -Kristina Gallahan (OH) Mooresville, N.C. 2006-07-08-09NancyGambill(MB) Pittsburgh,Pa. 1979-80-81-82Nicole Geraci (S) Amherst, N.Y. 1989-90-91-92ElizabethGillespie(OH/MB) Irwin,Pa. 1983-84-85-86CynthiaGoff Parkersburg,W.V. 1974KaileeGoold(S) AvonLake,Ohio 2004-05-06-07MelindaGormann(OH) WestSeneca,N.Y. 1974Lesly Gottel (OH) Great Neck, N.Y. 1976-77-78-79Gianna Gotterba (L) Stockton, Calif. 2014Lisa Greenlee (MB) Johnstown, Pa. 1990-91LizGulick(DS) Wheaton,Ill 2010-11-12-13

- H -ElizabethHarding(OH) Mt.Lebanon,Pa. 1975Nikki Hardy (OH) Warrenville, Ill. 1997-98-99-2000DimitraHavriluk(OH) NewportBeach,Calif. 2000-01-02-03JenniferHayhurst(MB) Parkersburg,W.Va. 2000-01-02-03Marcy Hays (OH) Elizabeth, Pa. 1976-77-78-79MartyHensler(S) NorthHuntingdon,Pa. 1981-82-83-84MaryJoHensler(S) NorthHuntingdon,Pa. 1978-79-80-81JulieHockenson(MB) GardenValley,Calif. 2002-03-04-05BethHoffman(OH) Johnstown,Pa. 1982-83-84-85JenniferHoffman(MB) Getzille,N.Y. 1992-93-94-95LisaHough(MB) Venice,Fla. 2005-06-07-08CarolHouser(S) PineBank,Pa. 1974-75-76Brooke Hudson (MB) Battle Creek, Mich. 1996-97-98-99

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- I -LindaInnocenti(MB) Pittsburgh,Pa. 1978-79

- J -MeganJackson(OH) RiverForest,Ill. 1997-98ChristieJones(OH) Greensboro,N.C. 1992-93-94-95Nicole Jones (S) Racine, Wis. 2007-08

- K -Halle Kearney (OH) Cleveland, Ohio 2011MoniqueKemp(MB) PembrokePines,Fla. 2012KristiKing(OH) Phoenix,Ariz. 2000-01-02-03ElzbietaKlein(OH) Gdynia,Poland 2012-13LampriniKonstantinidou(S) Thessaloniki,Greece 2014MichelleKopecky(OH) Schaumburg,Ill. 2008-09-10-11Rebecca Kosnac (MB) Conneaut Lake, Pa. 1999-2000-01-02KellieKubiak(DS) NorthTonawanda,N.Y. 1984-85-86-87

- L -KatieLaWall(OH) Tonawanda,N.Y. 1980-81-82-83Audra Lawless (DS) Davidsonville, Md. 1989-90JordanLee(DS) TheWoodlands,Texas 2013Whitney Lee (MB) Live Oak, Calif 2009-10MarciaLewandowski(OH) MountPleasant,Pa. 1984-85-86-87Sondra Lima (DS/S) Nebraska City, Neb. 1999LaurieLokash(S) Pittsburgh,Pa. 1979

- M -Jacelyn Macedo (OH) Manteca, Calif. 1995-96MoniqueMarier(OH) Clearwater,Fla. 1998DelieMarsonek(MB) Lutz,Fla. 2006JoanMatalavage(MB) Downsville,N.Y. 1974-75Marsha McCaslin (OH) Corry, Pa. 1975Colleen McCormley (OH) McKeesport, Pa. 1976-77-78EvynMcCoy(MB) Clare,Ill. 2011-12-13-14Jen McCuen (MB) Baltimore, Md. 1988-89-91-92Lee McElwain (MB) Rush, N.Y. 1978-79NancyMerkle(MB) Washington,Pa. 1982-83-84-85Marissa Meyers (OH) Crystal Lake, Ill. 2006-07-08LuanneMihalov(MB) Rochester,N.Y. 1980-81-82-83AndreaMiller(OH) Huntingtown,Md. 2007-08-09-10MichelleMiller(OH) Hamburg,N.Y. 1985-86-87-88Sharon Miller (OH) Ames, Iowa 1989-90-91-92WendyMills(MB) Fairpoint,N.Y. 1989-90-91-92Stephanie Mock (DS) Renfrew, Pa. 2009-10-11Abby Monson (MB) Centennial, Colo. 2008-09-10-11EricaMontana(OH) DelrayBeach,Fla. 1999-2000-01-02LaurenMontgomery(OH) Penfield,N.Y. 1990-91-92-93Morgan Montgomery (OH) Centennial, Colo. 2014JoMosier(OH) Johnstown,Pa. 1982-83-84KellyMullins(OH) Scottsdale,Ariz. 2002-03-04-05ConnieMyers York,Pa. 1974

- N -Tamae Nishimura (DS) Kawasaki, Japan 1991-92GabrielaNadal(DS) Bakersfield,Calif. 2010Abby Norman (MB) Indianapolis, Ind. 2007-08-09-10

- O -JulieO’Brien(DS) Pittsburgh,Pa. 1984JudyOnks(OH) St.Albans,W.Va. 1974-75-76-77ShellyOstrowski(MB) Martinsburg,W.Va. 1976-77

- P -KylePalmer(OH) Woodstock,Ill. 1993-94-95-96AnnaPanagiotakopoulos(L) Phoenix,Ariz. 2012-13-14AshleyPappas(OH) Lisle,Ill. 2004-05-06-07

GinaPaolini(S) Pittsburgh,Pa. 1977-78-79-80JeannePause(OH) Tonawanda,N.Y. 1981-82-83-84Becky Plank (OH) Glen Ellyn, Ill. 1986-87-88-89DanyllePopp(MB) Weston,W.Va. 1994-95MeganPorter(OH/OPP) Bellevue,Neb. 1996-97-98-99Kari Post (S) Yuba City, Calif. 2008-09-10-11

- R -Abby Raines(MB/OH) Lake Sherwood, Mo. 2006-07-08-09MaryJaneRakowich(S) Pittsburgh,Pa. 1982-83-84JillRaschiatore(S) Pittsburgh,Pa. 1984-85-86-87Karly Rasmussen (S) San Marcos, Calif. 2009-10-11-12Lisa Riedel (S) Potsdam, Germany 2010Andrea Riley (MB) Romney, W.Va. 1998-99-00Diana Roberson (S/OPP) Laurel, Md. 1987-88-89Arlene Roberts (OH) St. Albans, W.Va. 1975-76Courtney Robison (S) Shepherdsville, Ky. 2011Haley Roe (S) Campbell, Calif. 2013-14CindyRogers(OH) Hamilton,Ohio 1974-75Jill Ruskowski (OH) Richmond, Texas 2000-01Serinna Russo (OH/L) Riverside, Calif. 2010-11

- S -HannahSackett(OH) Somers,Mont. 2012-13-14Brittany Sample (S) Lewisville, Texas 2012-13-14SidneySauter(MB) Woodridge,Ill. 2010Lisa Scott (MB) Cuba, N.Y. 1985-86-87-88Hannah Shreve Charleston, W.Va. 2013-14SandyShumate(OH) Charleston,W.Va. 1992-93-94-95CherylSmith(S) Greensburg,Pa. 1976-77-78-79Krista Smith (MB) Auburn, Mich. 1998-99-00-01LindsaySpieler(S) Pittsburgh,Pa. 1999-00-01-02ShawnnaStahl(MB) Wheeling,W.Va. 1989-90-91AnnaStecowska(OH) Athens,Greece 2013SharonSteele(OH) Johnstown,Pa. 1980-81-82-83BrandiceStudnicka(S) ClayCenter,Neb. 2001-02-03-04Tammy Sutton (OH) Chevy Chase, Md. 1987-88

- T -MichelleTaylor(S) Ambridge,Pa. 1995-96-97-98AbbyTevis(OH) Pittsburgh,Pa. 2004-05-06-07Janet Thomas (MB) Belle, W.Va. 1975-76-77-78Tracey Thompson (S) Cincinnati, Ohio 1985-86-87-88DebbieThorpe(S) Sewickley,Pa. 1974-75-76-77Amy Throckmorton (DS) Glen Ellyn, Ill. 1988-89AmandaTranqillo(OH) Virginville,Pa. 2001-02

- W -Brandy Walter (OH) Altoona, Pa. 1998AnnaWatson(MB) Lombard,Ill. 1993Caleah Wells (MB) Red Oak, Texas 2012-13Bonnie West (L) Wildomar, Calif. 2007-08-09-10KimWhigham(OH) Pittsburgh,Pa. 1979Shawn Wiesepape (MB) Acampo, Calif. 1991-92Kim Wilson (S) Wellsville, Ohio 1981TammyWolf(MB) Lakeland,Fla. 2005-06-07-08DanaWorden(OH) Parkersburg,W.Va. 1977-78-79-80

- Z -AlisonZemanski(MB) Perrysburg,Ohio 2001-02-03-04StephanieZolna(OH) MissionViejo,Calif. 2002-03-04-05

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First Last Opponent Meeting Meeting W-L AirForce 2009 2009 1-0Akron 1983 2010 11-9Alabama 2002 2002 0-1Alabama-Birmingham 1996 1996 1-0Albany 2007 2007 1-0American 1993 1993 2-0Appalachian State 1982 1982 0-1Arizona State 1989 1989 0-1Arkansas State 1991 1991 0-1Army 1991 2010 2-0Ashland 1977 1983 1-2Auburn 1988 1988 1-0Austin Peay State 2006 2006 0-1Baylor 1986 2014 3-6Belmont 2006 2006 0-1BostonCollege 1992 2008 8-4BowlingGreen 1987 2003 0-8BYU 2014 2014 0-1BYU-Hawaii 1992 1992 0-1Bucknell 2009 2009 1-0Buffalo 1992 2013 9-0Butler 2007 2007 0-1California 1991 1991 0-1California-Irvine 1992 2003 0-2California,Pa. 1974 1980 8-0California Poly SLO 1997 1997 0-1CaliforniaStateFullerton 1988 2010 1-1California State Sacramento 1992 1992 0-1Campbell 2010 2013 1-0Canisius 2007 2013 2-0CarnegieMellon 1975 1975 1-0Catawba 1979 1979 1-0Catholic 1977 1981 1-2Central Connecticut 2012 2012 1-0CentralFlorida 1988 1988 1-0CentralMichigan 1990 1990 0-1Charleston,Collegeof 1997 1997 1-0Charleston,W.Va. 1974 1980 9-1Cincinnati 1983 2011 2-12Clarion 1976 1980 5-2Clemson 1986 1986 1-0Cleveland State 1978 2012 20-6CoastalCarolina 2004 2004 0-1Colgate 1979 2008 0-2Concord 1974 1977 4-5Connecticut 1989 2011 3-16Coppin State 2005 2005 1-0Dayton 1978 2004 0-2Delaware 1978 1999 1-4Denver 2006 2009 0-2DePaul 1989 2011 6-2Drake 1983 1983 0-1Drexel 1979 1995 7-0Duke 1978 2014 1-8Duquesne 1975 2013 27-19EastCarolina 1983 2010 2-2East Tennessee State 1979 2007 6-0EasternIllinois 1987 2013 4-1EasternKentucky 1981 2006 2-3EdinboroState 1975 1984 2-3Elon 1979 2005 2-1Emory & Henry 1977 1977 1-0FairleighDickinson 1982 1982 2-2Fairfield 2000 2000 0-1FairmontState 1974 1977 5-3Florida 1988 1988 0-1FloridaState 1988 1988 0-1Fordham 2013 2013 1-0Furman 2000 2000 0-1Franklin&Marshall 1975 1977 3-0FredoniaState 1976 1976 1-0Gardner-Webb 2014 2014 1-0Geneva 1978 1979 2-0Georgetown 1978 2013 12-18GeorgeMason 1985 2012 4-6

SERIESRecords First Last Opponent Meeting Meeting W-L GeorgeWashington 1983 2008 7-17Glenville State 1975 1975 2-0GroveCity 1977 1979 3-0Hampton 2013 2013 1-0HighPoint 1979 2004 2-1Hofstra 1983 1992 2-4Houston 1987 2011 0-2Howard 1979 2010 3-0Idaho 2005 2005 0-1Illinois 1977 1977 0-1Illinois State 1978 1978 0-1Indiana 2006 2006 0-1Indiana,Pa. 1974 1984 8-4Indiana State 1985 2007 2-1IowaState 1994 2014 1-8IUPUI 2014 2014 1-0JamesMadison 1974 2001 3-3Juniata 1983 1984 2-0Kansas 1999 2014 0-8KansasState 2012 2014 2-4Kean 1976 1976 1-0KentState 1979 2014 10-4Kentucky 1977 2011 2-2LewisCollege 1983 1983 1-0Liberty 1989 2013 7-4Louisiana State 1995 1999 0-2Louisville 1981 2011 0-8Loyola,Ill. 1996 2013 2-0Loyola, Md. 1981 2012 1-1Loyola Marymount 2011 2011 0-1ManhattanCollege 2002 2002 0-1MansfieldState 1980 1982 0-2Marietta 1975 1976 2-0Marquette 1989 2011 4-5Marshall 1974 2014 28-19Maryland 1983 1991 3-10Maryland Baltimore County 1979 2008 7-1Maryland-Eastern Shore 2012 2012 0-1Massachusetts 1982 1980 6-8McNeese State 2002 2002 0-1Memphis 2005 2005 1-0Miami 2002 2003 0-2Miami,Ohio 1979 1979 0-3Michigan 1989 1989 1-0MichiganDearborn 1983 1983 1-0MichiganState 1985 1996 0-2Midway 1982 1982 1-0Minnesota 1983 1983 0-1Mississippi 1997 2000 1-1Mississippi State 1989 1989 1-0Missouri 2001 2002 0-2MoreheadState 1985 2013 6-4MorrisHarvey 1974 1974 0-1Montana 2014 2014 1-0Montana State 2000 2000 0-1MountUnion 1976 1983 2-0MurrayState 1994 2012 1-2Navy 1979 2013 3-0Nebraska 1993 1993 0-1UNLV 2003 2003 0-1New Hampshire 2002 2011 1-1New Haven 1979 1979 1-0NewYorkTech 1984 1985 2-0Niagara 1996 2014 2-0NorfolkState 2013 2013 1-0NorthCarolina 1978 2014 0-6North Carolina-Asheville 1997 1997 1-0North Carolina Central 2008 2008 1-0North Carolina-Greensboro 2001 2001 1-0NorthCarolinaState 1979 1986 2-4NorthPark 1983 1983 1-0Northeastern 1985 1988 0-2Northwestern 1999 1999 0-1NorthernArizona 1992 1993 0-2Northern Illinois 1997 1997 0-1

First Last Opponent Meeting Meeting W-L NotreDame 1991 2011 3-16Oakland 1998 2009 4-1Ohio 1976 2005 15-11OhioState 1978 2011 0-3Oklahoma 1999 2014 0-7Penn 1980 2010 1-2Penn State 1976 2006 0-27PennStateFayette 1974 1975 2-0Pepperdine 2007 2007 0-1Pitt 1975 2011 3-38Princeton 1983 2009 5-6Providence 1983 2014 8-9Radford 1975 2012 3-2Rhode Island 1979 1999 8-19Roanoke 1975 1975 1-0RobertMorris 1982 2014 19-4Rutgers 1983 2011 24-17SacramentoState 1999 2003 1-1Sacred Heart 1999 1999 1-0St.Bonaventure 1987 1994 12-0St.Francis,Pa. 1997 2014 9-2St.Peter’s 2002 2012 3-0St. John’s 1995 2011 5-12Salem 1974 1977 4-2Salisbury State 1976 1979 2-0San Jose State 1999 1999 0-1Scranton 1977 1977 1-0SetonHall 1985 2014 12-12SetonHill 1974 1975 2-0Shepherd 1975 1977 4-2SlipperyRock 1975 1982 7-3Stony Brook 1999 1999 1-0SouthCarolina 1983 2012 1-5Southern Illinois 1990 2007 0-5SoutheastMissouriState 1994 1998 0-2Southwest Missouri State 1986 1986 0-1Southern Utah 2009 2009 1-0Syracuse 1985 2011 14-12Temple 1979 2002 16-13Tennessee-Martin 2005 2005 1-0TennesseeTech 1982 2004 2-1Texas 2012 2014 0-6TexasChristian 2009 2014 2-5Texas San Antonio 2011 2011 0-1Texas State 2011 2011 0-1TexasTech 1985 2014 4-4Toledo 1983 2014 6-1Towson 1979 2011 6-2Trenton State 1976 1976 1-0UMBC 2013 2013 1-0UNC-Charlotte 2010 2010 0-1UNC-Greensboro 2008 2008 1-0Upsala 1977 1977 1-0USF 2005 2011 2-5Valparaiso 1994 2011 2-1Villanova 1984 2011 7-14Virginia 1983 1996 4-3VirginiaCommonwealth 1979 1996 9-1VirginiaTech 1979 2003 2-5Wagner 2001 2001 1-0WakeForest 1983 2010 2-2Washington 1995 1995 0-1WashingtonCollege,Md. 1977 1977 1-0Waynesburg 1974 1980 3-0WestLiberty 1974 1977 5-2Western Illinois 1998 2002 2-0Western Kentucky 1996 1996 1-0Western Maryland 1979 1979 1-0WesternMichigan 1995 1998 1-1Westminster,Pa. 1983 1983 1-0William&Mary 1988 1996 1-3Winthrop 2008 2008 1-0 Wisconsin Madison 1976 1976 0-1Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1995 1995 0-1Wittenburg 1976 1976 0-1Wooster 1977 1977 1-0WrightState 1982 2012 3-5Xavier 1984 1996 3-3Yale 1979 2010 2-1YoungstownState 1976 2010 16-4

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YEAR-BY-YEARResults1974-2014

1974 (4-11) | JUDY THOMAS 0-2 L Concord0-2 L Marshall2-0 W Waynesburg2-0 W California, Pa.1-2 L West Liberty1-2 L FairmontState2-0 W Seton Hill1-2 L FairmontState0-2 L Salem0-2 L West Liberty0-2 L Indiana, Pa.2-0 W PennState-FayetteWest Virginia State Tournament (5th) 1-2 L FairmontState0-2 L Morris Harvey0-2 L Concord

1975 (15-13) | VERONICA HAMMERSMITH2-0 W Waynesburg2-1 W Waynesburg2-0 W PennState-Fayette2-0 W CarnegieMellon2-1 W Morris Harvey0-2 L Shepherd0-2 L Radford2-1 W Roanoke1-2 L Concord0-2 L Pitt0-2 L Pitt0-2 L Edinboro0-2 L Slippery Rock2-0 W Franklin&Marshall2-0 W Glenville State0-2 L Concord0-2 L Marshall2-0 W Seton Hill2-1 W West Liberty0-2 L Salem2-0 W California, Pa.1-2 L Indiana, Pa.2-0 W FairmontState2-0 W Duquesne W Marietta*West Virginia State Tournament (3rd) 2-0 W Morris Harvey2-0 W West Liberty0-2 L Shepherd2-1 W Marshall*forfeit

1976 (21-17) | VERONICA HAMMERSMITH1-2 L Radford2-1 W Marshall2-0 W Morris Harvey0-2 L Slippery Rock2-1 W FredoniaState0-2 L Edinboro2-0 W FairmontState2-0 W YoungstownState1-2 L Duquesne2-0 W Mount Union1-2 L Duquesne0-2 L Pitt0-2 L Clarion2-0 W Salem2-0 W West Liberty2-0 W California, Pa.

0-2 L Indiana, Pa.2-0 W Marietta1-2 L Whittenburg0-2 L Ohio Games Missing%0-2 L Wisconsin*0-2 L Illinois State*0-2 L Ohio State*% West Virginia State Tournament Games Missing* AIAW Regional Tournament Game (Ohio State)

1977 (34-7) | VERONICA HAMMERSMITH2-0 W Upsala2-0 W WashingtonCollege2-0 W Franklin&Marshall2-0 W Scranton2-0 W Franklin&Marshall(JV)0-2 L Pitt1-2 L Duquesne1-2 L Clarion2-1 W Kent State2-0 W Grove City2-0 W Kent State2-0 W Duquesne2-0 W at Concord2-0 W Marshall2-0 W Radford2-0 W Emory & Henry2-0 W Morris Harvey0-3 L SlipperyRock2-3 L SlipperyRock2-0 W West Liberty2-0 W Salem2-0 W FairmontState2-0 W Concord2-0 W Shepherd2-0 W Morris Harvey1-2 L Ashland2-0 W at Ohio2-0 W Wooster2-0 W California, Pa.2-0 W at Duquesne1-2 L Catholic2-0 W Shepherd2-0 W Indiana, Pa.2-0 W California, Pa.2-0 W Alderson-Broaddus2-0 W YoungstownStateWest Virginia State Tournament (3rd) 2-0 W West Liberty2-0 W FairmontState2-0 W Salem2-0 W Glenville0-2 L Marshall2-0 W Salem

1978 (12-13) | VERONICA HAMMERSMITH0-2 L Pitt0-2 L Cleveland State0-2 L at Dayton0-2 L Ohio3-0 W Clarion2-0 W Duquesne2-0 W Geneva0-2 L James Madison2-0 W Waynesburg2-0 W at Slippery Rock

2-0 W at Indiana, Pa.2-0 W at Marshall2-0 W at Clarion State2-0 W Ohio2-0 W at California, Pa.0-2 L at Indiana, Pa.Maryland Invitational 0-3 L Delaware0-2 L Pitt0-2 L Duke0-2 L Georgetown0-2 L North Carolina2-0 W atYoungstownState0-2 L AshlandCollege0-2 L GeorgeWashington2-0 W Marshall

1979 (35-12) | VERONICA HAMMERSMITH2-0 W Cleveland State0-2 L Colgate1-2 L Penn State2-0 W Navy2-0 W VirginiaTech0-2 L GeorgeWashington2-0 W James Madison2-0 W Grove City2-0 W Clarion2-0 W Geneva2-1 W Slippery Rock2-1 W Grove City2-0 W Trenton State2-0 W Salisbury State2-0 W Yale2-0 W New Haven2-0 W Maryland-Baltimore Co.2-0 W Western Maryland2-0 W HighPoint2-0 W Howard2-0 W VCU1-2 L Towson State0-2 L HighPoint2-0 W Howard2-1 W Clarion2-0 W Slippery Rock2-1 W Ohio0-2 L Miami, Ohio2-1 W Kent State0-2 L Cleveland State0-2 L Pitt0-2 L N.C. State0-2 L Rhode Island1-2 L GeorgeWashington0-2 L Catholic2-1 W California, Pa.2-0 W Indiana, Pa.2-0 W Marshall2-0 W Catawba2-0 W Elon2-0 W East Tennessee State2-0 W Charleston2-1 W Marshall2-1 W VirginiaCommonwealth1-3 L Temple3-0 W Drexel3-1 W Duquesne

1980 (25-16) | VERONICA HAMMERSMITH1-2 L Cleveland State2-1 W FairleighDickinson2-0 W Robert Morris2-0 W Duquesne1-2 L Georgetown2-3 L KentState2-0 W Slippery Rock2-0 W Charleston2-1 W Waynesburg2-0 W YoungstownState2-0 W Marshall2-0 W Princeton2-0 W Cleveland State0-2 L Mount Saint Joseph2-1 W Ohio2-1 W Mount Saint Jospeh0-3 L ClevelandState3-0 W Clarion2-3 L SlipperyRock1-2 L Rhode Island1-2 L FairleighDickinson0-2 L Penn State2-0 W Temple0-2 L FairleighDickinson0-2 L GeorgeWashington1-2 L South Carolina0-2 L Maryland2-0 W Duke2-0 W Massachusetts1-2 L East Carolina2-0 W California, Pa.2-1 W Indiana, Pa.2-0 W Midway2-0 W Toledo0-2 L WrightState2-0 W Tennessee Tech0-2 L Appalachian State2-0 W Marshall3-1 W RobertMorris3-0 W Drexel3-1 W Temple

1981 (12-13) | VERONICA HAMMERSMITH0-2 L Eastern Kentucky1-2 L Edinboro0-2 L Penn State0-2 L Loyola, Md.0-2 L Rutgers2-0 W Marshall2-0 W Slippery Rock1-3 L ClevelandState0-2 L Rutgers2-0 W Providence2-0 W Princeton0-2 L Georgetown2-0 W Kent State1-2 L Louisville0-2 L Maryland0-2 L Cincinnati0-2 L Princeton0-2 L Delaware3-0 W Pitt3-2 W ClevelandState3-2 W Ohio2-1 W Toledo2-0 W Catholic2-0 W Robert Morris3-0 W Duquesne

1982 (15-21) | VERONICA HAMMERSMITH2-0 W Slippery Rock1-2 L MansfieldState3-1 W Princeton1-2 L Maryland

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0-2 L Hofstra1-2 L Penn2-0 W Georgetown2-0 W Rhode Island0-2 L Pitt1-2 L Temple2-0 W Kent State2-0 W Marshall2-0 W Rio Grande2-0 W Ohio2-1 W Cleveland State2-0 W Maryland-Baltimore Co.2-0 W Georgetown0-2 L Rhode Island2-0 W Delaware0-2 L Providence2-0 W Princeton2-0 W Indiana, Pa.1-2 L Temple1-2 L South Carolina1-2 L Maryland0-2 L Georgetown0-2 L Appalachian StateRutgers Invitational 0-2 L Rutgers1-2 L GeorgeWashington0-1 L Temple1-2 L MansfieldState0-2 L Princeton2-0 W FairleighDickinson1-2 L Pitt

1983 (27-18) | VERONICA HAMMERSMITH1-2 L Minnesota2-1 W Duquesne2-1 W Juniata2-1 W at Indiana, Pa.3-2 W Maryland3-1 W Ohio1-2 L Pitt2-0 W Westminster2-0 W Indiana, Pa.2-1 W YoungstownState2-0 W Mount Union2-0 W Ashland2-1 W Toledo2-0 W Akron2-0 W Michigan-Dearborn0-2 L Toledo3-0 W NorthPark3-1 W LewisCollege3-1 W Loyola,Ill.0-3 L Cincinnati0-3 L Drake1-3 L Pitt2-0 W Virginia0-2 L Providence0-2 L Temple0-2 L Princeton2-1 W Maryland2-1 W Edinboro3-1 W VirginiaCommonwealth2-3 L GeorgeWashington2-3 L Rutgers3-2 W Duquesne3-2 W Hofstra1-3 L Duke3-1 W GeorgeWashington0-3 L Hofstra3-1 W Ohio3-1 W EastCarolina3-0 W WakeForest0-3 L SouthCarolinaAtlantic 10 Tournament 0-3 L RhodeIsland0-3 L Rutgers

0-3 L PennState1-3 L GeorgeWashington3-2 W Temple

1984 (23-13) | VERONICA HAMMERSMITH3-2 W KentState3-0 W RobertMorris3-1 W Marshall1-3 L Akron3-0 W Duquesne3-0 W Juniata3-1 W NewYorkTech3-0 W Princeton1-3 L RhodeIsland3-0 W Duquesne3-0 W Georgetown1-3 L Xavier1-3 L Pitt0-3 L PennState3-1 W Temple2-0 W Ohio2-0 W Marshall3-0 W Virginia3-2 W Georgetown0-3 L Hofstra0-3 L Maryland3-0 W Edinboro3-0 W Rutgers3-1 W Temple3-0 W Indiana,Pa.3-1 W VirginiaCommonwealth0-3 L Providence1-3 L GeorgeWashington3-1 W Villanova0-3 L ClevelandState3-0 W YoungstownState0-3 L Princeton3-0 W Virginia2-3 L VirginiaTechAtlantic 10 Tournament 3-2 W Temple0-3 L PennState

1985 (25-14) | VERONICA HAMMERSMITH1-3 L Ohio0-3 L EasternKentucky0-3 L TexasTech1-3 L IndianaState1-3 L MichiganState3-0 W Cincinnati3-2 W Xavier3-1 W Marshall1-3 L Pitt3-0 W Villanova3-0 W SetonHall3-0 W Akron3-0 W Temple1-3 L NorthCarolina3-0 W Duquesne2-0 W Marshall2-1 W Morehead State3-0 W Toledo1-3 L RhodeIsland3-1 W KentState0-3 L PennState3-0 W GeorgeWashington2-3 L GeorgeMason3-1 W YoungstownState3-0 W Rutgers3-1 W NewYorkTech3-0 W Rutgers2-3 L Northeastern3-0 W SetonHall3-1 W Syracuse3-0 W RobertMorris

0-3 L VirginiaCommonwealth3-1 W Virginia3-0 W VirginiaTech3-0 W ClevelandState2-3 L Maryland3-0 W AkronAtlantic 10 Tournament 3-0 W Rutgers0-3 L RhodeIsland

1986 (17-13) | VERONICA HAMMERSMITH3-1 W KentState3-1 W Ohio3-0 W ClevelandState1-3 L Massachusetts0-3 L Providence3-1 W Syracuse3-2 W Drexel3-1 W VirginiaCommonwealth0-3 L Maryland0-3 L Baylor3-0 W YoungstownState3-0 W Temple3-2 W RhodeIsland0-3 L Miami,Ohio0-3 L S.W.Missouri0-3 L Massachusetts3-2 W Duquesne0-3 L Pitt0-3 L PennState0-3 L GeorgeWashington3-1 W Akron3-0 W Marshall3-1 W Rutgers3-0 W GeorgeMason3-0 W VirginiaCommonwealth3-2 W ClevelandState0-3 L NorthCarolina3-0 W Clemson0-3 L SouthCarolina2-3 L NorthCarolinaState

1987 (22-7) | VERONICA HAMMERSMITH3-0 W Xavier3-0 W Akron3-0 W KentState3-0 W ClevelandState3-0 W Maryland3-1 W Ohio0-3 L BowlingGreen3-1 W EasternIllinois3-1 W Loyola3-0 W YoungstownState3-2 W Temple3-0 W Duquesne3-0 W Massachusetts3-1 W RhodeIsland1-3 L Houston2-3 L PennState3-0 W St.Bonaventure3-0 W Marshall1-3 L GeorgeWashington3-0 W GeorgeMason3-0 W Hofstra3-0 W Rutgers3-0 W Georgetown3-0 W VirginiaCommonwealth2-3 L NorthCarolinaState0-3 L DukeAtlantic 10 Tournament 3-1 W Temple3-0 W RhodeIsland0-3 L PennState

1988 (21-13) | VERONICA HAMMERSMITH3-1 W Auburn3-0 W Virginia1-3 L RhodeIsland1-3 L RhodeIsland3-1 W California-Fullerton3-1 W Syracuse3-1 W Akron0-3 L William&Mary

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3-0 W NorthCarolinaState3-1 W SouthCarolina3-0 W IndianaState3-0 W Drexel0-3 L Pitt3-1 W Duquesne0-3 L Pitt3-0 W Marshall3-0 W Rutgers3-0 W Temple3-1 W RobertMorris2-3 L Massachusetts1-3 L RhodeIsland3-0 W Ohio2-3 L GeorgeWashington1-3 L PennState3-0 W St.Bonaventure2-3 L FloridaState3-0 W CentralFlorida0-3 L Florida3-0 W ClevelandState1-3 L Northeastern3-2 W Providence3-1 W SyracuseAtlantic 10 Tournament 3-0 W Massachusetts0-3 L PennState

1989 (16-19) | VERONICA HAMMERSMITH1-3 L Virginia2-3 L Liberty1-3 L VirginiaTech3-1 W EastTennesseeState0-3 L Cincinnati3-2 W GeorgeWashington3-0 W RobertMorris3-1 W Michigan0-3 L BowlingGreen3-1 W Marshall0-3 L Syracuse2-3 L Liberty0-3 L Miami,Ohio3-1 W Rutgers3-1 W Temple3-0 W Massachusetts2-3 L RhodeIsland3-0 W Ohio2-3 L GeorgeWashington2-3 L Maryland0-3 L PennState3-1 W St.Bonaventure3-0 W ClevelandState3-0 W Duquesne0-3 L ArizonaState1-3 L Loyola,Ill.3-2 W Marquette0-3 L DePaul0-3 L Akron1-3 L WrightState0-3 L EasternIllinois3-1 W MississippiState3-1 W ConnecticutAtlantic 10 Tournament 3-1 W Temple0-3 L PennState

1990 (14-21) | VERONICA HAMMERSMITH0-3 L Kentucky1-3 L CentralMichigan3-1 W TennesseeTech3-1 W N.C.State0-3 L Duke3-1 W RobertMorris0-3 L BowlingGreen3-0 W EasternIllinois3-2 W Liberty

3-2 W Liberty3-0 W VirginiaCommonwealth0-3 L William&Mary3-0 W Massachusetts0-3 L RhodeIsland3-0 W Marshall0-3 L GeorgeWashington3-0 W ClevelandState0-3 L Pitt0-3 L PennState3-0 W St.Bonaventure0-3 L Duke3-0 W Duquesne0-3 L Ohio2-3 L Rutgers3-0 W Temple0-3 L SouthernIllinois0-3 L Virginia0-3 L Syracuse1-3 L RhodeIsland0-3 L Georgetown0-3 L Maryland0-3 L Liberty0-3 L PittAtlantic 10 Tournament 3-1 W Rutgers0-3 L PennState

1991 (26-11) | VERONICA HAMMERSMITH3-1 W GeorgeMason3-1 W Liberty3-2 W Maryland-BaltimoreCo.3-1 W EastTennesseeState0-3 L BowlingGreen3-0 W Kent3-0 W ClevelandState3-0 W Army2-3 L Georgetown0-3 L PennState3-1 W Marshall3-0 W Penn3-0 W Drexel3-0 W SetonHall3-0 W RobertMorris2-3 L Ohio3-1 W GeorgeWashington1-3 L Maryland1-3 L Pitt3-1 W St.Bonaventure3-0 W Duquesne3-0 W ClevelandState3-2 W Temple3-0 W Rutgers3-0 W Syracuse3-2 W RhodeIsland0-3 L Villanova3-1 W Akron0-3 L Pitt3-1 W WrightState3-0 W CincinnatiAtlantic 10 Tournament 3-1 W Temple1-3 L RhodeIslandNational Invitational Tournament 3-2 W NotreDame0-3 L California3-2 W Drexel0-3 L ArkansasState

1992 (15-17) | VERONICA HAMMERSMITH3-1 W BostonCollege2-3 L JamesMadison0-3 L OhioState2-3 L NorthernArizona1-3 L California-Sacramento

0-3 L California-Irvine3-2 W Villanova0-3 L PennState0-3 L BYU-Hawaii3-2 W Marshall3-2 W Duquesne3-2 W ClevelandState1-3 L RhodeIsland3-0 W Rutgers3-1 W St.Bonaventure3-0 W Buffalo0-3 L Temple0-3 L GeorgeWashington3-0 W Rutgers0-3 L RhodeIsland3-1 W Xavier3-0 W St.Bonaventure3-1 W SetonHall0-3 L Pitt3-1 W GeorgeWashington2-3 L Temple2-3 L Duquesne0-3 L NorthCarolina1-3 L Hofstra3-2 W SyracuseAtlantic 10 Tournament 3-0 W St.Bonaventure2-3 L GeorgeWashington

1993 (11-20) | VERONICA HAMMERSMITH1-3 L SouthernIllinois0-3 L Nebraska2-3 L PennState1-3 L BowlingGreen3-2 W William&Mary0-3 L NorthernArizona0-3 L Ohio3-1 W American0-3 L N.C.State2-3 L Cincinnati3-1 W St.Bonaventure3-1 W Buffalo3-0 W Marshall3-1 W RhodeIsland3-0 W Massachusetts2-3 L Temple3-1 W Rutgers0-3 L SetonHall1-3 L Duquesne0-3 L GeorgeWashington3-0 W ClevelandState3-0 W Rutgers2-3 L Temple0-3 L Pitt0-3 L GeorgeMason0-3 L GeorgeWashington0-3 L Massachusetts0-3 L RhodeIsland1-3 L Duquesne3-0 W St.BonaventureAtlantic 10 Tournament 1-3 L Duquesne

1994 (11-23) | VERONICA HAMMERSMITH0-2 L Iowa State0-2 L Southeast Missouri State3-1 W Marquette3-1 W Valapariso1-3 L NotreDame3-0 W Buffalo2-3 L Georgetown3-2 W Ohio0-3 L Xavier0-3 L MurrayState0-3 L WrightState

3-0 W ClevelandState0-3 L GeorgeWashington2-3 L Delaware3-2 W JamesMadison1-3 L Marshall3-0 W Rutgers1-3 L Temple2-3 L Liberty3-0 W St.Bonavneture0-3 L Duquesne0-3 L SetonHall2-3 L RhodeIsland1-3 L Massachusetts0-3 L GeorgeWashington1-3 L Pitt1-3 L Duquesne3-0 W St.Bonaventure0-3 L Massachusetts3-2 W RhodeIsland1-3 L Temple3-1 W RutgersAtlantic 10 Tournament 2-3 L Massachusetts

1995 (14-16, 4-7 BIG EAST)VERONICA HAMMERSMITH0-3 L Washington0-3 L LouisianaState0-3 L PennState2-3 L Cincinnati3-0 W WesternMichigan1-3 L Wisconsin-Milwaukee3-0 W Liberty3-1 W Drexel3-2 W American3-0 W Duquesne1-3 L TexasTech3-1 W Marshall3-1 W EastTennesseeState3-2 W Maryland-BaltimoreCo.3-0 W RobertMorris0-3 L NotreDame0-3 L BowlingGreen3-1 W ClevelandState2-3 L Georgetown0-3 L Villanova0-3 L Akron1-3 L Pitt3-1 W Syracuse1-3 L SetonHall3-2 W Rutgers0-3 L Ohio1-3 L Connecticut2-3 L St.John’s3-1 W BostonCollege3-1 W Providence

1996 (17-16, 5-6 BIG EAST)VERONICA HAMMERSMITH2-3 L Xavier3-2 W TowsonState3-0 W EastCarolina1-3 L KentState1-3 L Ohio0-3 L WakeForest3-2 W Valparaiso3-0 W Marshall0-3 L MichiganState3-1 W Loyola-Chicago1-3 L ClevelandState3-0 W Niagra3-1 W Alabama-Birmingham3-1 W Buffalo3-1 W WesternKentucky3-0 W EastTennesseeState

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2-3 L Duquesne3-0 W VirginiaCommonwealth3-0 W YoungstownState3-2 W Villanova1-3 L Georgetown3-1 W BostonCollege3-0 W Providence0-3 L NotreDame2-3 L Akron0-3 L William&Mary0-3 L Virginia2-3 L Syracuse1-3 L Pitt3-0 W SetonHall3-0 W Rutgers0-3 L St.John’s1-3 L Connecticut

1997 (15-13, 5-6 BIG EAST)VERONICA HAMMERSMITH3-1 W Marshall3-0 W Cleveland3-2 W Duquesne0-3 L Cal-PolySLO1-3 L Baylor0-3 L NorthernIllinois0-3 L PennState2-3 L Massachusetts3-0 W UNC-Asheville3-1 W Mississippi3-0 W WakeForest3-0 W Charleston,Collegeof3-2 W Rutgers0-3 L Akron0-3 L Villanova3-0 W Georgetown3-2 W Rutgers1-3 L SetonHall3-0 W Buffalo1-3 L Pitt3-0 W St.Francis,Pa.3-0 W BostonCollege3-0 W Providence0-3 L NotreDame3-1 W Syracuse0-3 L St.John’s0-3 L ConnecticutBig East Championships 0-3 L Connecticut

1998 (13-15, 6-5 BIG EAST)VERONICA HAMMERSMITH1-3 L KentState3-0 W JamesMadison3-2 W Towson3-0 W EasternKentucky0-3 L PennState0-3 L GeorgeWashington2-3 L Maryland-BaltimoreCo.3-0 W Oakland3-0 W WesternIllinois3-2 W IowaState0-3 L WesternMichigan3-0 W Duquesne1-3 L Connecticut3-0 W St.John’s1-3 L Marshall0-3 L Georgetown3-2 W Villanova1-3 L SouthernIllinois0-3 L Syracuse0-3 L SoutheastMissouriState3-1 W SetonHall2-3 L Rutgers

2-3 L Pitt0-3 L Providence3-1 W BostonCollege3-1 W Syracuse3-0 W NotreDame0-3 L Rutgers

1999 (12-16, 4-7 BIG EAST)VERONICA HAMMERSMITH3-0 W Ohio3-0 W Oakland3-1 W Maryland-BaltimoreCo.1-3 L Kansas0-3 L PennState0-3 L RhodeIsland0-3 L SacramentoState0-3 L Oklahoma1-3 L LouisianaState3-1 W Northwestern0-3 L SanJoseState3-2 W MoreheadState3-0 W StonyBrook1-3 L Delaware3-0 W SacredHeart0-3 L Princeton3-0 W Duquesne0-3 L NotreDame3-2 W Syracuse0-3 L St.John’s1-3 L Connecticut3-0 W Villanova0-3 L Georgetown0-3 L Rutgers3-1 W SetonHall1-3 L Pitt3-1 W BostonCollege0-3 L Providence

2000 (8-17, 2-9 BIG EAST)VERONICA HAMMERSMITH1-3 L MontanaState2-3 L Radford3-0 W Towson0-3 L EastCarolina2-3 L Furman1-3 L Kansas1-3 L Mississippi0-3 L PennState0-3 L Fairfield3-0 W EasternKentucky3-1 W RobertMorris3-1 W St.Francis,Pa.3-1 W BostonCollege1-3 L Providence0-3 L NotreDame3-1 W Syracuse3-0 W Morehead3-2 W Marshall2-3 L St.John’s2-3 L Connecticut2-3 L Villanova0-3 L Georgetown0-3 L Rutgers2-3 L SetonHall1-3 L Pittsburgh

2001 (8-20, 3-9 BIG EAST)VERONICA HAMMERSMITH0-3 L Akron0-3 L Missouri1-3 L Temple3-0 W Wagner3-0 W UNC-Greensboro0-3 L Duquesne0-3 L Duke

3-0 W Marshall0-3 L MoreheadState3-0 W Providence1-3 L St.John’s3-1 W SetonHall2-3 L VirginiaTech0-3 L Georgetown1-3 L RobertMorris1-3 L BostonCollege0-3 L Connecticut0-3 L Pittsburgh0-3 L GeorgeMason2-3 L JamesMadison2-3 L YoungstownState3-1 W St.Francis(Pa.)0-3 L Ohio1-3 L NotreDame3-1 W Syracuse3-1 W KentState2-3 L Villanova1-3 L Rutgers

2002 (9-19, 3-10 BIG EAST)VERONICA HAMMERSMITH3-0 W WesternIllinois3-0 W Liberty1-3 L Duquesne0-3 L Alabama0-3 L Missouri1-3 L McNeeseState0-3 L NewHampshire0-3 L Temple3-1 W St.Peter’s0-3 L MoreheadState1-3 L Marshall3-1 W YoungstownState3-0 W Villanova2-3 L Georgetown0-3 L Connecticut0-3 L Manhattan0-3 L St.John’s3-0 W RobertMorris3-0 W Providence0-3 L BostonCollege3-2 W Ohio3-2 W Syracuse1-3 L NotreDame1-3 L SetonHall1-3 L Rutgers1-3 L VirginiaTech0-3 L Miami2-3 L Pitt

2003 (6-21, 2-10 BIG EAST)VERONICA HAMMERSMITH3-0 W SacramentoState0-3 L LoyolaMarymount0-3 L UNLV0-3 L UC-Irvine0-3 L WrightState2-3 L Towson0-3 L BowlingGreen0-3 L IowaState2-3 L MurrayState3-1 W Duquesne2-3 L MoreheadState2-3 L Marshall2-3 L BostonCollege3-0 W Providence1-3 L Georgetown1-3 L Villanova0-3 L St.John’s3-1 W Connecticut3-2 W YoungstownState0-3 L RobertMorris

2-3 L Rutgers3-1 W SetonHall0-3 L Miami(Fla.)0-3 L VirginiaTech0-3 L Pitt0-3 L NotreDame0-3 L Syracuse

2004 (18-13, 4-6 BIG EAST)VERONICA HAMMERSMITH2-3 L TennesseeTech0-3 L CoastalCarolina0-3 L Dayton3-1 W HighPoint3-0 W DelawareState1-3 L BowlingGreen3-0 W RobertMorris1-3 L Yale3-0 W UMBC0-3 L PennState3-0 W Columbia3-1 W Marist3-1 W Hartford3-0 W Duquesne3-0 W Binghamton3-0 W Canisius3-0 W St.Francis(Pa.)1-3 L Marshall3-0 W St.Peter’s3-2 W St.John’s3-0 W Providence0-3 L Pitt2-3 L Villanova3-0 W Georgetown2-3 L Connecticut3-2 W BostonCollege3-0 W YoungstownState3-0 W SetonHall0-3 L Rutgers0-3 L Syracuse0-3 L NotreDame

2005 (16-13, 4-10 BIG EAST)VERONICA HAMMERSMITH1-3 L Idaho3-0 W UT-Martin0-3 L Ohio3-0 W Elon3-2 W Akron3-0 W Oakland1-3 L Marshall3-0 W CoppinState3-0 W MoreheadState3-1 W RobertMorris3-0 W Buffalo3-1 W Duquesne3-0 W Memphis2-3 L Rutgers1-3 L Villanova3-1 W Georgetown3-1 W USF3-0 W St.Francis(Pa.)1-3 L Marquette0-3 L Syracuse1-3 L Pitt3-1 W YoungstownState1-3 L Cincinnati0-3 L Louisville3-1 W SetonHall0-3 L NotreDame3-0 W DePaul0-3 L St.John’s0-3 L Connecticut

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2006 (3-28, 2-12 BIG EAST)VERONICA HAMMERSMITH3-2 W Oakland0-3 L Akron0-3 L Indiana0-3 L Duke0-3 L PennState0-3 L EasternKentucky1-3 L St.Francis(Pa.)0-3 L Belmont1-3 L AustinPeay0-3 L SouthernIllinois0-3 L WrightState0-3 L Denver1-3 L Akron0-3 L Marshall0-3 L Connecticut1-3 L St.John’s2-3 L Villanova0-3 L Rutgers1-3 L RobertMorris1-3 L USF3-0 W Georgetown0-3 L Pitt0-3 L YoungstownSt.1-3 L Syracuse0-3 L Marquette0-3 L Duquesne0-3 L SetonHall1-3 L Louisville0-3 L Cincinnati3-0 W DePaul0-3 L NotreDame

2007 (16-14, 5-9 BIG EAST)VERONICA HAMMERSMITH1-3 L SouthernIllinois3-2 W MoreheadState3-0 W Towson3-1 W Albany3-0 W Buffalo3-2 W Canisius3-0 W IndianaState0-3 L Butler3-1 W EastTennesseeState1-3 L Marshall3-2 W Akron1-3 L Pepperdine3-2 W Depaul1-3 L NotreDame0-3 L Connecticut0-3 L St.John’s3-0 W RobertMorris2-3 L Villanova3-2 W SetonHall1-3 L USF3-0 W Georgetown0-3 L Pitt3-2 L YoungstownState0-3 L Syracuse3-2 W Marquette0-3 L Louisville0-3 L Cincinnati3-1 W St.Francis3-0 W Rutgers3-2 W Duquesne

2008 (7-21, 0-14 BIG EAST)VERONICA HAMMERSMITH0-3 L BostonCollege2-3 L Colgate0-3 L KentState3-2 W Winthrop1-3 L MoreheadState3-1 W NCCentral

2-3 L Marshall1-3 L YoungstownState3-2 W UNCGreensboro3-0 W UMBC3-2 W GeorgeWashington0-3 L SetonHall0-3 L Villanova1-3 L Georgetown2-3 L USF3-2 W RobertMorris0-3 L NotreDame0-3 L DePaul1-3 L Pitt2-3 L Duquesne0-3 L St.John’s1-3 L UConn3-0 W St.Francis(Pa.)1-3 L Rutgers0-3 L Cincinnati0-3 L Louisville0-3 L Marquette0-3 L Syracuse

2009 (17-13, 6-8 BIG EAST)VERONICA HAMMERSMITH0-3 L Oakland3-0 W Towson3-0 W SaintFrancis(Pa.)3-0 W EasternIllinois3-0 W AirForce3-0 W SouthernUtah2-3 L Denver3-0 W Bucknell3-2 W Akron0-3 L TCU3-2 W WrightState1-3 L Duquesne3-1 W Princeton3-2 W GeorgeMason1-3 L Marshall0-3 L Syracuse3-2 W Marquette0-3 L Louisville0-3 L Cincinnati0-3 L USF3-2 W Georgetown3-0 W DePaul0-3 L NotreDame0-3 L Pitt3-1 W Connecticut1-3 L St.John’s3-1 W Villanova3-1 W YoungstownState3-0 W Rutgers1-3 L SetonHall

2010 (15-15, 5-9 BIG EAST)JILL KRAMER3-1 W Buffalo3-0 W Howard3-0 W Youngstown3-0 W Akron0-3 L Charlotte0-3 L GeorgeMason3-0 W Army0-3 L WakeForest3-0 W EastCarolina3-0 W Campbell3-0 W Marshall3-1 W Liberty0-3 L CalStateFullerton3-1 W Yale0-3 L Penn0-3 L NotreDame3-0 W DePaul

1-3 L SetonHall3-0 W Rutgers2-3 L Georgetown3-1 W USF3-2 W Pitt1-3 L Duquesne0-3 L Villanova0-3 L Marquette2-3 L Syracuse2-3 L Cincinnati0-3 L Louisville3-0 W St.John’s2-3 L Connecticut

2011 (7-19, 5-9 BIG EAST)JILL KRAMER3-0 W NewHampshire2-3 L Valparaiso0-3 L OhioState1-3 L Towson3-1 W RobertMorris0-3 L UTSA0-3 L TexasState0-3 L Baylor1-3 L Houston0-3 L LoyolaMarymount0-3 L Kentucky3-0 W Rutgers1-3 L SetonHall0-3 L Villanova0-3 L Georgetown3-0 W DePaul0-3 L NotreDame3-2 W Pittsburgh1-3 L Louisville0-3 L Cincinnati3-0 W Syracuse0-3 L Marquette1-3 L Connecticut3-0 W St.John’s2-3 L USF1-3 L Marshall

2012 (8-22, 0-16 BIG 12)JILL KRAMER2-3 L St.Francis3-0 W CentralConnecticut3-0 W Loyola-Maryland0-3 L Texas0-3 L SouthCarolina3-0 W Navy0-3 L GeorgeMason1-3 L Maryland-EasternShore3-0 W SaintPeter’s3-1 W Radford3-0 W WrightState2-3 L RobertMorris3-2 W ClevelandState3-2 W MurrayState2-3 L TCU0-3 L KansasState1-3 L Oklahoma1-3 L Kansas2-3 L Duquesne0-3 L IowaState1-3 L TexasTech0-3 L Baylor0-3 L KansasState1-3 L TexasTech0-3 L Kansas0-3 L Oklahoma0-3 L Baylor0-3 L Texas0-3 L IowaState0-3 L TCU

2013 (20-13, 5-11 BIG 12)JILL KRAMER3-1 W EasternIllinois3-0 W Loyola-Chicago3-0 W Toledo3-0 W NorfolkState3-0 W Canisius3-0 W Navy3-0 W Fordham3-1 W MoreheadState3-2 W Hampton3-0 W Campbell0-3 L Duquesne3-2 W Georgetown3-0 W Liberty3-1 W UMBC3-1 W KansasState1-3 L TCU3-1 W TexasTech0-3 L Baylor0-3 L IowaState3-0 W RobertMorris1-3 L Kansas0-3 L Texas0-3 L Oklahoma1-3 L Marshall3-2 W TexasTech0-3 L Kansas0-3 L KansasState0-3 L IowaState3-0 W TCU0-3 L Texas3-1 W Baylor1-3 L Oklahoma3-0 W Buffalo

2014 (16-14, 6-6 BIG 12)JILL KRAMER0-3 L BYU3-0 W Toledo3-0 W IUPUI3-0 W RobertMorris3-0 W Gardner-Webb3-0 W Niagara3-0 W Providence3-1 W KentState3-0 W SetonHall3-1 W SaintFrancis3-0 W Montana1-3 L Duke0-3 L NorthCarolina2-3 L Texas3-1 W TexasTech0-3 L Marshall1-3 L IowaState1-3 L Oklahoma3-2 W TCU1-3 L Kansas3-1 W Baylor2-3 L KansasState1-3 L TCU0-3 L Oklahoma0-3 L IowaState0-3 L Texas3-0 W TexasTech3-0 W Baylor0-3 L Kansas3-2 W KansasState

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2NikkiAttea,DanaFlummer,NicoleGeraci,CynthiaGoff,MartyHensler,EricaMontana,AbbyNorman,Haley Roe

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22ChristinaBhanos,PatriciaFey,LisaGreenlee,JulieHockenson, Brooke Hudson, Lamprini Konstan-tinidou, Serinna Russo

23Mary Jo Hensler, Delie Marsonek, Brandice Stud-nicka, Janet Thomas

24SallyDorwart,MaryAnnFiedler,LaurenMontgom-ery, Danylle Popp, Andrea Riley, Sharon Steele

25Linda Innocenti, Monique Marier, Judy Onks, Jeanne Pause

26Brandy Walter

31Bobbie Cox, Nancy Gambill, Michelle Kopecky

32Melinda Gorman, Katie LaWall, Lee McElwain, Shelly Ostrowski

33CarolynBarnhart,LeslyGottel,ElizabethHarding

34NadaBeneke,SueAnnFindo

35SallyFries,MarcyHays,MarshaMcCaslin

41LoriBedick,CindyRogers

42Colleen McCormley, Arlene Roberts, Cheryl Smith

43Diana Berkebile

44Debbie Durstein, Colleen McCormley, Kim Wilson

45Carol Houser, Dana Worden

67Hannah Shreve

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President E. Gordon Gee .......................... 78

WVU Director of Athletics .......................... 79

WVU Athletics ............................................ 80

Media Information ..................................... 81

Facilities ..................................................... 82

InformationGENERAL

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GeeE.GORDONPRESIDENT

Dr. E. Gordon Gee is one of America’s most prominent higher education leaders, having helmed universities for more than three decades. In 2009, Time magazine named him one of the top 10 university presidents in the United States. In 2014, Gee returned to West Virginia University, where his career as a university president began. His leadership goals include putting students first, advancing the University’s research agenda, partnering with West Virginia communities and making sure that 1.8 million West Virginians know in their hearts and minds that West Virginia University is their university. Born in Vernal, Utah, Gee graduated from the University of Utah with an honors degree in history and earned his J.D. and Ed.D. degrees from Columbia University. He clerked under Chief Justice David T. Lewis of the U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals before being named a judicial fellow and staff assistant to the U.S. Supreme Court. In this role, he worked for Chief Justice Warren Burger on administrative and legal problems of the Court and federal judiciary. Gee returned to Utah as an associate professor and associate dean in the J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University, and was granted full professorship in 1978. One year later, he became dean of the West Virginia University College of Law, and, in 1981, was named West Virginia University president. He served in that role until 1985. He went on to lead the University of Colorado (1985-1990), Brown University (1998-2000) and Vanderbilt University (2001-07). He served as president of The Ohio State University from 1990 to 1997 and again from 2007 to 2013. Gee has served on several education-governance organizations and committees, including the Big Ten Conference Council of Presidents, the Inter-University Council of Ohio, the Business-Higher Education

President E.GordonGEE shares a hug with a recent WVU graduate

Forum and the American Association of Universities. He was chair of the American Council on Education’s Commission on Higher Education Attainment and served as co-chair of the Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities’ Energy Advisory Committee. In 2009, King Abdulaziz University in Saudi Arabia invited him to join its international advisory board. Active in many national professional and service organizations, he has served on the boards for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Inc., Limited Brands and the National 4-H Council. In 2011, Gee began serving as secretary on the Board of Directors of Ohio’s economic development program, JobsOhio. In 2011-2012, Governor John Kasich asked him to chair the Ohio Higher Education Capital Funding Collaborative and the Ohio Higher Education Funding Commission. In December 2012, he began serving on the Columbus Education Commission. And in March 2015, he was elected to the board of directors of the American Council on Education, the nation’s largest higher education organization. Gee has received many honorary degrees, awards, fellowships and recognitions. He is a fellow of the prestigious American Association for the Advancement of Science, the world’s largest science organization. In 1994, Gee received the Distinguished Alumnus Award from the University of Utah, as well as from Teachers College of Columbia University. In 2013, he received the ACE Council of Fellows/Fidelity Investments Mentor Award and the Outstanding Academic Leader of the Year Award on behalf of Historically Black Colleges and Universities. He is the co-author of 11 books, including Law, Policy and Higher Education, published in 2012. He has also authored many papers and articles on law and education. Gee’s daughter, Rebekah, is the Medicaid Medical Director for the State of Louisiana, and an assistant professor of Public Health and Medicine at Louisiana State University. She is also a Norman F. Gant/American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology/IOM Anniversary Fellow. Dr. Rebekah Gee is married to David Patrón, and they have five children.

SHANE

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LyonsSHANEDIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

West Virginia native Shane Lyons was named director of Intercollegiate Athletics and associate vice president at West Virginia University in January 2015. Lyons came to West Virginia after spending three years as the deputy director of athletics and chief operating officer at Alabama where he worked closely on day-to-day strategic leadership and direction with Alabama athletic directors – the late Mal Moore and current athletic director Bill Battle. At WVU, Lyons has oversight of 18 varsity sports, a department budget of approximately $80 million, 220 employees, approximately 450 student-athletes and a facilities master plan that included the opening of a $21 million baseball park and more $75 million to modernize other athletic venues in the next three years. During his time at Alabama, his responsibilities included oversight of a $120 million budget, daily monitoring of compliance and oversight of the Crimson Tide’s 21 sports teams. In addition, he played a pivotal role in a historic renegotiation of Alabama’s multimedia rights agreement that started in 2014 and was involved in several significant capital projects totaling more than $85 million. The Crimson Tide won seven national titles in five different sports during his time there – two in football, two in men’s golf, one in women’s golf, one in gymnastics and one in softball. He also played a critical role in the hiring of four Alabama head coaches. Prior to joining the Alabama staff in November 2011, Lyons spent 10 years as an associate commissioner at the Atlantic Coast Conference. At the ACC, Lyons focused on conference-wide compliance and academic initiatives, providing direct assistance to the conference’s presidents, chancellors and athletics directors in matters dealing with NCAA regulatory matters. In addition, he served as the ACC’s human resource manager and was responsible for the administration, negotiation and mediation of the employee benefits program and managing the conference’s organizational policies and procedures. He was part of the administrative team for ACC events, including the football championship game, the men’s basketball tournament and men’s and women’s NCAA basketball events. He also was a member and served as chairman on many prominent committees within the NCAA Governance structure during his tenure with the ACC. Prior to working at the ACC, Lyons served as associate athletics director for compliance at Big 12 member Texas Tech from 1998 to 2001. During that time, Lyons assumed responsibility for the leadership, administration and implementation of a comprehensive NCAA compliance program with emphasis toward rules education and extensive monitoring systems. He also served as oversight administrator for several of the Red Raiders’ athletic teams and had financial and operational supervision of the strength and conditioning, nutritional and sports medicine units. Before joining Texas Tech, Lyons worked at the NCAA for almost 10 years as a senior membership services representative, where he was responsible for the oversight and coordination of the 25 membership service representatives. Lyons began his career in college athletics in July 1988 as assistant commissioner of the Big South Conference. With the Big South, he was in charge of conference-wide compliance and championships. The LyonsFAMILY: Emily, Cameron, Shane and Brooke

A native of Parkersburg, West Virginia, and a graduate of Parkersburg High, Lyons was a standout basketball player for the Big Reds. He earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in sport management from WVU in 1987 and 1988, respectively. He and his wife, Emily, a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, have two children: Cameron, 16, and Brooke, 12. Lyons is the University’s 12th athletic director.

Shane Lyons through the Years: 1988-89 Big South Conference (Assistant Commissioner for Compliance and Championships) 1989-98 NCAA (Senior Membership Services Representative) 1998-2001 Texas Tech (Associate Athletic Director – Compliance) 2001-11 Atlantic Coast Conference (Associate Commissioner – Compliance and Governance) 2011-15 Alabama (Deputy Director of Athletics) 2015-present West Virginia (Director of Athletics and Associate Vice President)

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KeliCUNNINGHAMExecutive Senior Associate Athletic Director

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY INTERCOLLEGIATEAthletics

MattBORMANSenior Associate Athletic Director/Development

TerriHOWESSenior Associate Athletic Director/Senior Woman’s Administrator

MichaelSZULSenior Associate Athletic Director/Business Operations

MichaelFRAGALEAssociate Athletic Director/Communications

JoeHESKETTAssociate Athletic Director/Sports Performance

BenMURRAYAssociate Athletic Director/Major Gifts & Capital Campaigns

BradyROURKEAssociate Athletic Director/Student-Athlete Development

MattWELLSAssociate Athletic Director/External Affairs

LaceyGIBSONAssistant Athletic Director/Compliance

AprilMESSERLYAssistant Athletic Director/Facilities & Operations

BryanMESSERLYAssistant Athletic Director/Communications

NathanielZINNAssistant Athletic Director/Marketing

KevinMILLERAssistant Athletic Director/Annual Fund

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

NikkiIZZO-BROWNWomen’s Soccer

JasonBUTTSGymnastics

MikeCAREYWomen’s Basketball

SeanCLEARYCross Country/Track

SeanCOVICHMen’s Golf

JonHAMMONDRifle

SammieHENSONWrestling

DanaHOLGORSENFootball

BobHUGGINSMen’s Basketball

JimmyKINGRowing

MarlonLEBLANCMen’s Soccer

MihaLISACTennis

RandyMAZEYBaseball

VicRIGGSSwimming and Diving

ReedSUNAHARAVolleyball

Head Coaches

DiaFORTNEYAssistant Athletic Director/Business Operations

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RECEIVING INFORMATIONMedia members may receive volleyball press releases, notes and more via email. To receive such press releas-es, game recaps and more, simply email your requests to [email protected].

WVUSPORTS.COMWVUsports.com is the place for media and fans to go for the latest on Mountaineer volleyball. In 2015, streamed audio and video broadcasts will be available on WVU’s official athletic website. Live stats are also available to keep track of every point. Game releases are made available in PDF format one day prior to gameday.

Player and coaching staff bios are available at the click of a finger by going to WVUsports.com. Updated following each game, WVUsports.com is your place to find the latest statistics for Mountaineer volleyball. Not only will you find this season’s stats, but you will also be able to find the WVU record book for some historical perspective.

DIRECTIONS TO THE COLISEUMFrom I-68 (East/West)• Take the Pierpont Road/Airport exit (7)• Follow signs to the stadium. At the second traffic light off the interstate, turn left and travel up Easton Hill.• Count two more traffic lights and turn right on Route 705 and stay on this highway as it becomes Chestnut Ridge Road (through two more traffic lights).• To proceed to the Coliseum, go through the second light on 705 and two more traffic lights. Turn left at the third light. Follow this road around and go through three lights. The WVU Coliseum is located straight ahead.• The approximate distance from I-68 to the WVU Coliseum is 6.5 miles.

From I-79 (North/South)• Take the Star City/WVU exit (155) and follow signs to Morgantown• Cross the Star City bridge and proceed up Monongahela Boulevard toward the Coliseum.• The WVU Coliseum, is located on the right.• The approximate distance from I-79 to the Coliseum is 1.5 miles.

MEDIA SERVICES The West Virginia University athletic communica-tions office will be available throughout the entire 2015 volleyball season to accommodate any media requests. The following are some guidelines that should make it easy for media members to cover the West Virginia volleyball team. Any additional questions should be directed to volleyball contact Ashley Bailey.

GAMEDAYParking is free in the WVU Coliseum parking lots. Complete statistics are provided to all working media during and following games. Requested team members and coach Reed Sunahara will be available for interviews following a 10-minute grace period after the matc.

GAME SERVICESThe athletic communications staff will be at your service throughout the match. All working media will be provided with game rosters and other pertinent information. Computer-generated statistics will be available during and at the match’s conclusion. Press seating and wireless internet access is available for working media members.

CREDENTIALSPhotographers and media members who wish to cover a match at the WVU Coliseum should contact volleyball contact Ashley Bailey, via email ([email protected]) or by phone (304-293-2821), at least 24 hours in advance.

DURING THE WEEKAny member of the media wishing to interview a player or member of the coaching staff during the week should contact Ashley Bailey, via email ([email protected]) or phone (304-293-2821), at least 24 hours in advance.

Cell phone numbers will not be made available and all WVU student-athletes have been instructed to not conduct interviews without prior approval of the sports communications staff.

WHAT TO KNOW WHEN COVERING WVUAthletic Communications The West Virginia University Sports Communication Office is located in the WVU Coliseum near the Red Gate. The main sports communications office is Room 214

Mailing Address Athletic Communications Office West Virginia University P.O. Box 0877 Morgantown, WV 26507-0877

Overnight Shipping Address Athletic Communications Office West Virginia University 214 Coliseum Monongahela Blvd. Morgantown, WV 26505

Phone Information Office: 304-293-2821 Fax: 304-293-4105

Volleyball Contact Ashley Bailey Assistant Director of Athletic Communications 304-293-2821 E-Mail: [email protected]

Athletic Communications StaffMichaelFRAGALEAssociate Athletic Director/Communications

BryanMESSERLYAssistant Athletic Director/ Communications

JohnANTONIKDirector of Digital Media

MikeMONTORODirector of Football Communications

JoeSWANDirector of Athletic Publications

KristinCOLDSNOWMultimedia Specialist

RussellLUNAAssociate Director of Athletic Communications

AshleyBAILEYAssistant Director of Athletic Communications

CharlesHEALYAssistant Director of Athletic Communications

GrantDOVEYDigital Media Manager

ShannonMCNAMARAAssociate Director of Athletic Communications

LisaAMMONSBusiness Manager

AmyPRUNTY Program Assistant

CherylWIREOperations Coordinator

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Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium

Dreamswork Field

Mountaineer Track

WVU Coliseum

Caperton Indoor Facility

Cary Gym

WVU Rifle Range

Basketball Practice Facility

Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium

WVU Wrestling Pavilion

WVU Boathouse

WVU Natatorium

ATHLETIC FACILITIESMonongalia County Ballpark

HERE, GOING FIRST IS IN OUR BLOOD. IT’S IN OUR SWEAT. AND IT’S IN OUR NATURE. SO WE WILL GO ABOVE. WE WILL GO BEYOND. AND WHEN EVERYONE ELSE GOES BACK, MOUNTAINEERS #GOFIRST.

LET’S GO.

2015 West Virginia University Volleyball Guide

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