ONE TIGER DRIVEMARSHALL, TEXAS 75670

(903) 935-7963 www.etbu.edu

TIGERVOLLEYBALL

2011 BLUE BOOK

WHAT’S INSIDE CONTENTS/CREDITS/QUICK FACTS ......................................................1 MEDIA INFORMATION ...........................................................................2 ABOUT ETBU .........................................................................................3-7 A World of Opportunity in a Community of Faith ...............................................3 University Facts, Figures, Programs of Study .........................................................4 Ornelas Student Center .........................................................................................5 Bennett Student Commons/University Directory .................................................6 Administration/Mission Statement ........................................................................7

COACHING STAFF .................................................................................8 PLAYER PROFILES ..............................................................................9-13 ETBU VOLLEYBALL RECORDS .........................................................14-16 TIGER ATHLETICS .............................................................................17-19

CREDITS The 2011 East Texas Baptist University Volleyball Blue Book was produced as a source of information for fans and media follow-ing the Tigers. The guide is a publication of the ETBU Department of Public Relations, and was written, designed and edited by Sports Information Director David Weaver. Photography was provided by Jason John Cowart, Ben Daly, Jeff Stapleton, Mike Midkiff and David Weaver. Special thanks go to ETBU President Dr. Dub Oliver, Director of Athletics Kent Reeves, and ETBU head volleyball coach Lyndsay Mashe, her staff and players.

QUICK FACTS NAME OF SCHOOL ...... EAST TEXAS BAPTIST UNIVERSITY FOUNDED .................................................................. 1912 ENROLLMENT ........................................1,197 (FALL 2010) MASCOT ...................................................................TIGER SCHOOL COLORS .............................. NAVY AND GOLD STADIUM ..................................... ORNELAS GYMNASIUM AFFILIATION ........................................ NCAA DIVISION III CONFERENCE ............................AMERICAN SOUTHWEST PRESIDENT ................................................DR. DUB OLIVER ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ....................................KENT REEVES ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT PHONE ................ 903-923-2228 SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR .........DAVID WEAVER SPORTS INFORMATION PHONE ................. 903-923-2129 HEAD VOLLEYBALL COACH ............... LYNDSAY MASHE RECORD AT ETBU ................................... 95-61 (5 YEARS) VOLLEYBALL OFFICE PHONE ..................... 903-923-2241 ATHLETIC TRAINER ...................................DAVID COLLINS ATHLETIC TRAINING PHONE ...................... 903-923-2237 2010 RECORD .........11-19 (9-8 ASC, 2ND IN ASC EAST) LAST POSTSEASON ................... 2010 ASC TOURNAMENT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS ................................... 3 (2001, 2002, 2003) CONFERENCE PLAYOFF APPEARANCES .................... 10 (2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001)NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES .............................. 3 (2001, 2002, 2003)LETTERWINNERS RETURNING .............................................. 9RETURNERS TO WATCH Nicole Vanderlaan, LIB, 5-2, Senior/N. Richland Hills, TX Amy Wooten, OH, 5-10, Junior/Bedford, TX Ashley Lindsey, MB, 6-1, Sophomore/Bedford, TX Breann Whitaker, S, 5-9, Sophomore/Caddo Mills, TX

WEBSITE The East Texas Baptist University athletics website, located at www.etbu.edu, offers comprehensive coverage of every ETBU athletics program. Included on each individual team page are updated schedules, statistics, rosters, coaching information, information for potential recruits, and the most up-to-date news regarding ETBU athletics. Also included are links to the American Southwest Conference standings, sta-tistics and latest news, as well as links to in-game coverage via audio, video, live stats, Facebook and Twitter.

CREDENTIALS All requests for working press credentials to ETBU athletic events can be made by phone at 903-923-2129 or by e-mail (preferred) to dweaver@etbu.edu no later than 48 hours before a game. Media in attendance will receive a pregame roster/program as well as postgame statistics. Postgame box scores should be available no later than 10 minutes after the game.

INTERVIEWS All coach and player interviews for ETBU Volleyball are di-rected through the Sports Information Director. Coaches and players may be interviewed on the field after a 10-minute cooling-off period unless otherwise approved by the Sports Information Director. All other interviews outside of game day must be conducted as scheduled through the Sports Information Office.

PRESS ROW Working press are invited to cover any game in Ornelas Gymnasium but working space along press row is extremely limited, so reservations will be on a first-come, first-serve ba-sis. All working media who have reserved a space 48 hours before a game will be given priority at press row.

BROADCASTS All game broadcast requests must be made at least one week prior to the game in question. We cannot guarantee space or telephone line availability unless prior arrange-ments and request is made at least seven days before the game.

WIRELESS INTERNET COVERAGE ETBU’s on-campus wireless internet, TigerNet, is available free of charge to media in attendance at Ornelas Gymna-sium.

SOCIAL NETWORKING News, upcoming events and in-game updates are available on ETBU Athletics’ accounts on Facebook and Twitter. Follow ETBU Athletics on Facebook for up-to-date headlines, news about upcoming events and in-game score updates, and follow ETBU_Tigers on Twitter for in-game updates and athletics news as well.

CONTACT INFORMATION To request game credentials, as for general questions regard-ing ETBU Athletics news, contact:

David Weaver, Sports Information Director ........903-923-2129 E-mail: dweaver@etbu.edu 903-407-8320 (cell phone) 903-934-8115 (fax)ETBU Public Relations Office .................................... 903-923-2130

MEDIA INFORMATIONDAVID WEAVERSPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTORPhone: 903-923-2129E-Mail: dweaver@etbu.edu David Weaver is in his 12th year as Sports Information Director at East Texas Baptist University. The 1995 graduate of Northwestern State University is re-sponsible for public and media relations for the ETBU Athletic Department, covering 10 NCAA-sponsored sports. As S.I.D. Weaver is the official statistician for every sport at ETBU and also designs and writes media guides for all sports on campus. He also

controls the content on the university’s athletics web site, at www.etbu.edu, and manages the sports information blog on the site. Weaver also facilitates the ETBU Athletics pages on Facebook and Twitter, which have become invaluable sources of media in relation to being about to get news out on the web quickly to fans of the Tigers. Tiger athletics interviews and video clips can now also be found on the university’s official YouTube site. Before joining the staff at ETBU in June of 2000, Weaver was sports editor of the Marshall News Messenger in his hometown of Marshall, Texas. He covered East Texas sports -- including ETBU -- for five years from 1996-2000 and earned three Associated Press Managing Editor Awards for his writing. Prior to his work at the News Messenger, Weaver was managing editor at The Hardin County News in Lumberton, Texas, a weekly publication of The Beaumont Enterprise. He accepted the position of ETBU’s S.I.D. and began working at the university on June 1, 2000, just a few months before the start of the Tigers’ first football season in 50 years. Over the past 10 years he has also worked in the broadcast booth with radio work for the Tiger football, basketball and softball teams at ETBU. Away from his duties at ETBU, David enjoys spending time with his family and coaching youth baseball. He also enjoys reading and writing in his spare time. David and his wife, Jeannie, live in Hallsville, Texas with their children: son Coby, and daughters Melody, Abby and Lily.

SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF

MIKE MIDKIFFDIRECTOR OFPUBLIC RELATIONS

JASON COWARTETBU GRAPHIC DESIGN/PHOTOGRAPHY

JASON SOLESSPORTS INFORMATIONASSISTANT

KYLE BREWERSPORTS INFORMATIONASSISTANT

CODY FINCHSPORTS INFORMATIONASSISTANT

Academic instruction at East Texas Baptist University began in 1917 with the inaugural session of a two-year institu-tion known as College of Marshall. The campaign to launch the college had begun in 1911 and was led by William Thomas Tardy, pastor of Marshall’s First Baptist Church. Tardy negotiated the purchase of 100 acres of the original K. M. Van Zandt family plantation for $25,000. Keeping 50 of the 100 acres on Van Zandt Hill in northwest Marshall, the college subdivided and sold the remaining property. Marshall’s citizens subscribed another $70,000, and the Baptist General Convention of Texas assumed control of the college, appropriating $40,000 for buildings and furnish-ings. The trustees applied for and received a charter from the State of Texas in 1912, and Thurman C. Gardner, an early day Baptist Training Union leader, became the first president in 1913.

For the first building, Marshall Hall, contractors broke ground on July 5, 1915. Of neoclassical architecture and completed in 1916, Marshall Hall crowned the highest point in Harrison County. The robust building was a self-contained educational facility with a ground floor gymnasium, main floor administrative offices, laboratories, and library, third floor class-rooms, and a chapel/theatre on the top floor.

The first freshman class registered in 1917 under President Henry Eugene Watters (1916-1918). The college boasted a teaching faculty of nine members. By the academic year 1918-19, some 300 students were enrolled in either a junior college or an academy curriculum. With World War I raging, a student cavalry unit drilled regularly on the college grounds.

New dormitories soon encircled the classic campus quadrangle. In 1924, Dr. Franklin S. Groner, the Secretary of the Baptist General Convention of Texas, conveyed the Baptists’ commitment to assume the college debt if the Marshall Chamber of Commerce would supply $12,500 annually for five years, enabling it to remain open.

Leading the college during the trying days of The Great Depression, Dr. Franklin Groner (1928-42) assumed the presi-dency and instituted a permanent endowment program. In 1935, an additional 43 acres were purchased, including the land and buildings of the St. Joseph’s Boys Industrial Orphanage, some of which was converted to men’s housing. In 1938, Baptist layman and builder Fred Hale broke ground for Laura Groner Hall, a modern residence hall for women. A reduced replica of Mt. Vernon, the stunning structure stood complete in 1940, its austere construction having cost only $10,500.

World War II robbed the campus of its men and resources. By 1943, only 137 students remained. In 1944, the trustees, making perhaps the most important decision in the institution’s history, asked the Baptist General Convention of Texas to elevate the college to four-year status and to change the name to East Texas Baptist College.

A former pastor of First Baptist Church, Midland, Texas, Dr. Harvey Daniel Bruce (1942-1960), the col-lege’s ninth president, oversaw a vigorous postwar enrollment and building boom. Veterans arrived on campus, many bringing their families, and enrollment briefly surpassed 800. Prefabricated war surplus family housing was erected on the campus perimeter.

The college added Scarborough Chapel in 1948, which was built in the neo-Gothic style. Also added were Feagin Hall, a new men’s residence facility; a cafeteria and student center; and additions to the women’s residence hall, which was renamed for Merle Bruce, wife of the college president. Two ornate, neo-classical buildings were added in the 1950s, Sanderson Hall (now Craig Hall) to house the laboratory sci-ences departments, and Harvey Daniel Bruce Hall as the new library/administrative complex. Keys Gymnasium was built in 1960. In 1961 a new women’s residence hall, named after Evelyn Linebery, with its long portico and roomy plantation-style architecture, was completed.

Dr. Bruce labored to establish a liberal arts tradition, along with strong degree programs in Bible and religion. His administration’s crowning achievement came in 1957 when the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools granted accredi-

tation to East Texas Baptist College.Under Dr. Howard C. Bennett as president

(1960-76), the academic program established endur-ing credibility. Dr. Bennett, the former pastor of First Baptist Church, Kilgore, oversaw construc-tion of the new Howard C. Bennett Student Center in 1973.

Dr. Jerry Dawson (1976-85), who had been Graduate Dean at Southwest Texas State University, became the first professional edu-cator to lead the college. By 1982, the post-war “baby boom” peaked and enrollment stood at 920 students. A spacious new pres-ident’s home replaced the stately residence that Drs. Bruce and Bennett had occu-pied. After the opening of the Mamye Jarrett Library in 1979, H. D. Bruce Hall became available for the Religion and Teacher Education departments.

Married students occupied several new brick housing units. Charles Fry Hall for Men

was opened. As age claimed some of the original college buildings, the older men’s dormitory, build-

ings of the old orphanage, and various frame and pre-fabricated structures were dismantled during the 1970s and

1980s.In 1984 the University

Charter revision changed the institutional name to East Texas Baptist University. However, by 1985, enrollment gains had eroded. During the interim presidency of Dr. Harvey Lewis (1985-86), the University met various deferred maintenance and operating needs.

The former president of two other Baptist institutions from 1961 to 1986, Dr. Robert Craig (1986-1992) launched a building program of unprecedented proportions, including the Fred Hale Business Building in 1988-89. Other subsequent construction projects were the Jenna Guest Music Building, the Louise Rogers Spiritual Life Center, now known as the Ornelas Spiritual Life Center; major additions to the Bennett Student Center, construction of the Clifford Nelson Murphy Science Hall, and the Mabee Housing Complex.

The untimely death of Dr. Craig in March 1992, only two months prior to his announced retirement, was followed by the leadership of Dr. Bob E. Riley (1992-Present), who had been President of the Howard County Junior College District in Big Spring, Texas. Under Dr. Riley, the University experienced record student enrollments.

The campus continued to develop under President Riley’s leadership with the 1995 completion of the Dean Healthplex and Ornelas Gymnasium. Fall 1996 found the opening of The Joseph and Louise Ornelas Residential Complex and the renovation of Marshall Hall, which was completed in 1997. Meadows Hall, which houses the Murphy Instructional Technology Center and the Department of Mathematics was renovated and occupied beginning with the fall semester of 1999. The University Apartments opened in fall 2002, and the renovation of Scarborough Chapel into Scarborough Hall was complete in January 2004.

Dr. Riley completed his 17th year at ETBU in 2008-09 after having announced his retirement in May of 2008. Dr. Dub Oliver was named President-elect of ETBU in the fall of 2008 and assumed the office officially on June 1, 2009. The early days of Dr. Oliver’s leadership have led to the construction of the new Ornelas Student Center, which officially opened for the spring semester in 2011, on the site of what was Merle Bruce Hall. The former Bennett Student Center is under renovation to become the new Bennett Student Commons, with the new facility set to open in time for the fall 2011 semester.

A World of Opportunityin a Community of Faith

ETBU FAST FACTS Name ............................................... East Texas Baptist UniversityLocation ............................................................... Marshall, TexasFounded ................................................................................. 1912President ................................................Dr. Samuel “Dub” OliverMailing Address ................. One Tiger Drive, Marshall, TX 75670Main Switchboard ...................................................903-935-7963Admissions Office .................................................1-800-804-ETBUWebsite .................................................................www.etbu.eduAthletics Affiliation ............................................. NCAA Division IIIMascot ..................................................................................TigersSchool Colors ...................................................... Navy and GoldEnrollment (Fall 2010) ........................................................... 1,197Student/Faculty Ratio ............................................................ 16:1Average Class Size .................................................................... 20

Don’t just choose a COLLEGE... East Texas Baptist University is a four-year university with a goal of providing academic excellence while integrating faith with learning. We feel that learning takes place in and out of the classroom, so the entire college experience is designed to help mold you into the person God wants you to be. There are many choices when decid-ing on a college. Consider these qualities as you choose.

Choose OPPORTUNITY East Texas Baptist University offers a challenging curriculum with over 40 pro-grams from which to choose. Several of our courses are offered through travel study programs which give you a chance to see the world while completing your education. Leadership opportunities are unlimited. From clubs and organizations, to ministry teams and even a Leadership minor, students have the ability to gain important lead-ership skills that are so vital to success in life.

Choose COMMUNITY You will find an incredible campus community at ETBU. About 90 percent of our students live on campus and participate in numerous clubs and organizations. There is a vibrant campus life filled with student activities and intramural sports. If you are not playing a sport, then you can join the crowds to cheer on one of our athletic teams, like our lady Tiger softball team -- the 2010 NCAA Division III national champions.

Choose VALUE ETBU offers a competitive scholarship program with awards for academic merit, Christian leadership, and financial need. Federal and state aid is also available. Over 95 percent of our students receive aid, which includes over $6.5 million in ETBU scholarships awarded this year. This makes the out-of-pocket expense very affordable. Our scholarship program, coupled with a 16:1 student/faculty ratio, small class sizes and personal attention, make ETBU a remarkable value.

Choose COMMITMENT Come see for yourself! ETBU offers several preview events where you can get an overview of our campus -- our schedule a personal visit for you or your family. We would love to show you why East Texas Baptist University is a great choice.

PROGRAMS OF STUDYAthletic TrainingBiology-- Forensic Science Concentration

Business Administration-- Accounting-- Management Information Systems-- Management-- Marketing

ChemistryChemistry-- Forensic Science Concentration

Criminal JusticeEducation - Elementary-- Language Arts & Reading (English)-- Language Arts & Reading (Reading)-- Mathematics-- Science-- Social Studies-- Church Ministries

Education - Secondary-- English-- History-- Life Science-- Mathematics-- Physical Science-- Social Studies-- Spanish-- Speech

Education - All Level-- Kinesiology/Physical Education-- Music-- Theatre Arts

EnglishEnglish-- Literature Specialization-- Writing Specialization

HistoryHuman Relations (Psychology)International StudiesKinesiologyMass CommunicationMathematicsMusicMusic/Piano PerformanceMusic/Sacred-Music MinistryMusic/Vocal PerformanceNursingPolitical SciencePsychologyReligion-- Biblical Studies-- Pastoral-- Christian Education-- Youth Education/Ministry-- Missions

SociologySpanishSpeech CommunicationTheatre Arts-- with Performance Concentration-- with Design/Tech Concentration

University StudiesApplied Science (for students 25 and over)-- Criminal Justice (online options)-- University Studies

*Pre-professional programs are also available. Students interested in studying one of these programs will indicate a major in its related field.

ORNELAS STUDENT CENTER East Texas Baptist University officially dedicated the 31,852-square foot facility, the Louise H. and Joseph Z. Ornelas Student Center, on Jan. 21, 2011. The dedication ceremony capped a construction project that took only about 13 months to complete, beginning with the demolition of Merle Bruce Hall and culminating with what is now the centerpiece of ETBU’s campus. The $8 million facility, which was begun with a lead gift from Louise and Joseph Ornelas, also included donations from J. Lloyd and Mildred Woods, Sodexo, Lee and Susan Bush, Welby C. and Davida Edwards, Hal and Joyce Cornish, Jim Teague, Mary Fitts, Jerry and Ginger Hamilton, Joe and Marilyn Hogue, Rita Storie Turner, Bill and Anita Runnels, Dub and Susie Oliver, Chuck and Cassy Kennedy, Sally Murray, Carolyn Sewell, Linda and Don Ringler, Sherilyn Emberton, Dane and Jo Fowlkes, Ned and Sarah Calvert, Vince and Susan Blankenship, and Paul and Sharon Tapp. As visitors walk into Ornelas Student Center through the front entrance, they cross a ribbon of bricks inlayed into the sidewalk. The bricks are from Merle Bruce Hall, which was razed to make way for the new student center. The bricks are a remembrance to a building taht was completed in 1929 and served as dormitory home to many who lived in the residence hall as students. The first floor is home to Jazzman’s, a gourmet coffee and bakery, as well as a sandwich shop, Sub Connection. Entering the building through the main entrance, the George Fitts Entry, one sees the information desk along with an open room with tables, seating, a stage, coffee and sub shop, the Hamilton Game Room and the Hogue Meeting Room. The Student Activities Area has informal seating for 130 plus a stage area. The Hogue Meeting Room can accomodate 48 in theater style and 32 for a workshop. A graphic pictorial mural, chronicling the history of the College of Marshall, East Texas Baptist College and East Texas Baptist University, wraps around the high ceiling of the Student Activities area. When entering on the south side of the building, through the Norma Raye Teague Entry, visitors see the University Post Office. Also close by are offices for Student Affairs in which the Runnels Conference Room is located inside the suite. The Student Government Association office, donated by the Olivers, is on the first floor as well.

The second floor houses great rooms, conference rooms, a governance room and a chapel. The Lampasto Chapel has stained glass highlighting various scripture verses. The chapel was made possible by a donation from the Bush family. The Woods Great Room can seat 120 for a dinner or 200 in theater style arrangement. The Cornish Great Room can seat 80 for a dinner or 120 in theater style. The Edwards Governance Room holds 50 in conference style. The Calvert Meeting Room seats 36 in theater style while the Blankenship Meeting Room can accomodate 12 in either workshop or conference style. The Discipleship Meeting Room, provided by the Tapps, has a conference table seating 12. Current students, faculty, staff and alumni agree -- the Ornelas Student Center is a place the ETBU family can be proud of. The building was constructed by JE Dunn Construction. Rees Associates, Inc., was the architectural, planning and design firm.

PAVING THE WAY TO HISTORY Engraved bricks, which will be placed in the

walkway of the entry to the new Ornelas Student Center, may be purchased for $100 apiece.

The bricks contain three lines of personalization to memorialize or honor someone special in your life. All profits from the sales benefit ETBU students.

Order forms are available by contacting the Of-fice of the President at 903-923-2222.

Bricks can also be purchased online atwww.etbu.edu/OSCWalkway.

ORNELAS STUDENT CENTER

The Howard C. Bennett Student Cen-ter underwent a transformation into Ben-nett Student Commons over the summer. The two-story building located on the northwest corner of the Quad has been renovated to provide an expanded and improved food service area. The estimated $4.15 million dollar project also enhances the retail space for the University Book-store. The interior of the first floor of Bennett, as well as the second floor, was totally and completely demolished. The beauty and the efficiency of the new design greatly enhances ETBU’s service to students, staff, and faculty.During the middle of the spring semester work began as the bookstore, located on the first floor, moved its operations temporarily to the Heritage Room in the Mamye Jarrett Library. This allowed for the demolition of the first floor to begin. The bookstore, managed by Follett, will return to the first floor of Bennett Student Commons, but on the east side. The east side grand entrance will provide a higher profile to the community. When students returned after spring

break, they witnessed a flurry of activity as outside dirt work and movement of utility services had started. “Completely renovating 31,000 square feet of space in about 90 days is an extremely challenging task. Accomplishing this project is a testament to the commitment of ETBU to an excellent learning and living environment,” said Dr. Dub Oliver, ETBU President. The first floor of the Bennett Student Commons will also become the new location for Phillips Dining Hall, as it will move from the second floor to the first and be renamed the Phillips Great Room. The expanded and enhanced Phillips Great Room will be an excellent location for banquets and other functions on campus. Students, staff, and faculty will enter the building from an expanded patio area on the southeast corner. Once inside, they will be greeted by a very large, well-pro-

portioned foyer with casual seating, a fireplace, and plenty of space for students to congregate. The redesigned main dining area will increase the seating capacity from 285 to almost 500. The new serving stations and food outlets, like the Mex to the Max Cantina and Breakfast All Day, will offer new cuisine and a new standard of service. Goodwin-Lasiter of Lufkin, Texas was the architectural firm for the project. A total of nine construction firms bid on the project with Wieland-Davco of Shreve-port, La., chosen as the general contractor. The project had its genesis over a year ago as a committee consisting of representa-tives from Sodexo, Follett, ETBU faculty,

staff, and students, began exploring the feasibility of renovating the building, which was completed in the fall of 1973 and renovated in the spring of 1991. “The chance to open our new Ornelas Student Center in January, followed by the beautiful, state-of-the-art Bennett Student Commons in August, is a once-in-a-life-time opportunity that demonstrates the commitment that our donors, Board of Trustees, and University administrators have in making East Texas Baptist a truly exceptional campus; one that focuses on the health, happiness, and success of every one of our students,” concluded Dr. Den-nis Robertson, Vice President for Student Affairs.

BENNETTSTUDENTCOMMONS

UNIVERSITY DIRECTORYAcademic Affairs .......................... 903-923-2040Administration and Finance ........ 903-923-2120Admissions ...................................... 903-923-2000Advising .......................................... 903-923-2076Alumni ............................................. 903-923-2072Athletic Training ............................. 903-923-2196Athletics .......................................... 903-923-2228Audio and Visual ........................... 903-923-2029Baptist Student Ministry ................. 903-923-2341Behavioral Science ....................... 903-923-2093Biology ............................................ 903-923-2245Bookstore ....................................... 903-923-2297Business Department .................... 903-923-2148Business Office ............................... 903-923-2055Cafeteria ........................................ 903-923-2304Campus Emergency ..................... 903-923-2323Campus Services ........................... 903-923-2134Chemistry ....................................... 903-923-2245Communication ............................ 903-923-2288Compass (campus newspaper) .... 903-923-5074Counseling Center ........................ 903-923-2360Criminal Justice ............................. 903-923-2093Education ....................................... 903-923-2277

Emergency .....................................................911Non-Emergency ............................ 903-923-2098Enrollment Management ............. 903-923-2000Feagin Hall ..................................... 903-927-4461Financial Aid .................................. 903-923-2138Financial Services .......................... 903-923-2050Football .......................................... 903-923-2188Fry Hall ............................................ 903-927-4463Great Commission Center ........... 903-923-2175Healthplex ...................................... 903-923-2232Institutional Technology ................ 903-923-2021International Education ................ 903-923-2021Kinesiology ............................903-923-2206/2228Languages and Literature ........... 903-923-2285Library ............................................. 903-923-2256Library Info Desk ............................ 903-923-2262Linebery Hall .................................. 903-927-4465Mabee Hall .................................... 903-927-4491Math Lab ........................................ 903-923-4453Mathematics ................................. 903-923-2310Music ............................................... 903-923-2158Nursing ............................................ 903-923-2210O.I.R.E. ............................................ 903-923-2018

Ornelas Hall .................................... 903-927-8402Physical Facilities ........................... 903-923-2098Post Office ...................................... 903-923-2302President ......................................... 903-923-2222Public Relations ............................. 903-923-2130Registrar .......................................... 903-923-2064Religion ........................................... 903-923-2180School of Business ......................... 903-923-2148School of Christian Studies ........... 903-923-2180School of Education ..................... 903-923-2277School of Fine Arts ......................... 903-923-2158School of Humanities .................... 903-923-2083School of Nursing .......................... 903-923-2210School of Natural/Social Sciences ..... 903-923-2093Spiritual Development .................. 903-923-2173Student Affairs ............................... 903-923-2320Student Foundation ...................... 903-923-2072Student Government .................... 903-923-2328Theatre Arts .................................... 903-923-2294University Advancement .............. 903-923-2068University Apartments ................... 903-923-2353Van Zandt Apartments ................. 903-923-4490

DR. DUB OLIVERPRESIDENTPhone: 903-923-2222E-Mail: doliver@etbu.edu

Dr. Samuel W. “Dub” Oliver completed his second full academic year as the 12th President of East Texas Baptist University in 2010-2011. Dr. Oliver officially became President on June 1, 2009, succeeding Dr. Bob E. Riley who retired after 17 years of service to ETBU. Dr. Oliver was elected President by the ETBU Board of Trustees on Oct. 15, 2008. Dr. Oliver had served as Vice President for Student Life at Baylor University in Waco from 2005-08. He had been em-ployed in various positions at Baylor for 16 years upon his election as President of ETBU. A native of San Antonio, Oliver is a graduate of Baylor University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Education. He holds a Master of Science degree in Educational Psychology from Texas A&M University. Oliver earned his Doctor of Philosophy degree in Educational Admin-istration from Texas A&M as well. He is also a licensed and ordained Bap-tist minister having served from October 2003 to May 2009 as the pastor of Canaan

Baptist Church of Crawford, Texas. Dr. Oliver came to Baylor in April 1992 from Texas A&M University to serve as Director of Stu-dent Activities. In June 1999, he took on additional responsibilities as the Associate Dean for Campus Life. Then, in June 2001, Dr. Oliver was promoted to be the Dean for Student Development, a post he held until June 2005 when he was named Assistant Vice President for Student Life. For a year he served as Interim Vice President for Student Life before being named the Vice President for Student Life. Dr. Oliver has also served Baylor as a Visiting Professor in the Hankamer School of Business, an Adjunct Professor in the School of Education, and Interim University Chaplain. He served in the United States Air Force stationed at Carswell Air Force Base in the late 1980’s. Before entering gradu-ate school, he was a third-grade teacher in the Fort Worth Independent School District. Dr. Oliver’s wife, Susie, was an adjunct faculty member and full-time cheerleader coach at Baylor. Their daughter, Callie, graduated from high school in May 2010 and is currently a student at Baylor.

VINCE BLANKENSHIPENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT/MARKETING

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT It’s a great pleasure to welcome you to East Texas Baptist University! This is an excellent University for students who are interested in the best in learning, living and faith. One of the advantages of the American system of higher education is the great diversity of institutions, and ETBU is one of only a few remaining distinctly Christian universities. At ETBU, we believe that all truth is God’s truth so we study and learn from a Christian worldview. Most colleges and universities in our nation today separate faith and learning. We integrate them. And, while we accept students of all faiths and

no faith, we are unapologetically com-mitted to fulfilling God’s call for us as an institution under the banner of the Lord Jesus Christ. If you or someone you know would flourish in a university setting characterized by close community, meaningful inter-action, excellent teaching, robust student life, and a desire not just to earn a degree but to also fulfill God’s purpose for his or her life, explore our website (www.etbu.edu) and then come to campus and experience for yourself why we are so excited about East Texas Baptist University. Go Tigers! Dub

VICE PRESIDENTS

DR. SCOTT E. BRYANTSPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT/UNIVERSITY CHAPLAIN

NED CALVERTADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE

CATHERINE CRAWFORDUNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT

DR. SHERILYN EMBERTONACADEMIC AFFAIRS/PROVOST

DR. DENNIS ROBERTSONSTUDENT AFFAIRS

ETBU MISSION STATEMENT East Texas Baptist University is an institution affiliated with the Baptist General Conven-tion of Texas since 1912. Our purpose is the development of intellectual inquiry, social

consciousness, wellness, skills for a contempo-rary society, global awareness, and Christian character, for we believe that these endeav-

ors prepare students to accept the obligations and opportunities to serve humanity and the

Kingdom of God.

Our primary focus is on quality academic programs in the humanities, natural and social sciences, fine arts, and selected professional areas. We are committed to Christian stew-

ardship and to providing and maintaining an environment conducive to learning, leader-

ship development, and academic excellence. We affirm that the liberal arts form the surest foundation for education and that the Chris-

tian faith provides the surest foundation for life.

We strive to serve students of varied ages and of diverse socioeconomic, geographic, cul-tural, ethnic, and religious backgrounds. We seek students who demonstrate a potential

for success in our supportive and challenging environment.

We employ Christian faculty who are dedi-cated to teaching, scholarship, advising, and

service as they model the principles of the Christian faith. As a Baptist university we are

committed to the integration of learning and Christian faith in the pursuit of truth.

Former Tiger standout Lyndsay Mashe will be in her sixth season as head coach of the ETBU volleyball program in 2011, continuing to build and work the program as one of the top perennial contenders in the

American Southwest Conference. Coach Mashe, the former Lyndsay Simpson and two-time All-ASC East selection during the 2003-04 seasons, has led ETBU to two ASC East Division cham-pionships and conference tournament appearances every season of her first five years as head coach of her alma mater. In 2010 she fielded her youngest ETBU squad to date, depending heavily on true freshmen and sophomores, and still managed to guide the team to another postseason appearance and second-place finish in the ASC East. The Tigers have won 20 or more matches in a season in three of Mashe’s five seasons at the helm, including a 20-11 mark in 2009. ETBU made its first ASC Tourna-ment title game appearance in five years in 2008, and the program produced back-to-back ASC East Player of the Year honors in 2007 and 2008, with both awards being won by Katie Graves. Creating excitement among the team’s fans and ETBU community has also been a hallmark for Mashe’s teams, as the Tigers led the nation in NCAA Division III home attendance average during the 2007 and 2008

seasons. Now entering her sixth season as coach of the Tigers, Mashe has an overall record of 95-61 (.609 winning percentage). She has continued to build on the success of the program she helped generate as a player after she joined the program as a junior transfer for the 2003 season, after playing her first two years of college eligibility at Panola College in Carthage, Texas. Mashe earned All-ASC recognition in both her seasons with the Tigers, in 2003 and 2004. In 2003, the Tigers’ last of three straight ASC titles, Mashe was all-conference as a libero/de-fensive specialist, and she then brought home All-ASC honors as the team’s setter in 2004. She still ranks third all-time at ETBU in career assists, with 1,524. Before joining ETBU, Mashe earned back-to-back all-conference recognition as Panola’s setter. Prior to that she was highly-touted as a high school standout at Pine Tree High School in Longview, Texas, where she earned All-State honors for the tradition-rich Lady Pirates. After graduating in May of 2005 with a B.S.E., Mashe

took her first head coaching job at Atlanta (TX) High School, where she guided the Lady Rabbits to a 24-10 record and a playoff run that went two rounds deep in Class 3A. When her former ETBU coach, Suzanne Wingrove, resigned after the 2005 season, Mashe was brought back to her alma mater as head coach less than a year after her graduation. In her first season in 2006, Mashe guided ETBU back from an 0-6 start to the season to win 19 games and finish as co-champions of the ASC East. It was ETBU’s first division championship in any sport since 2004 and the volleyball program’s first division banner since 2002. Lyndsay’s husband, Kris, works with her as the team’s assistant coach. Lyndsay and Kris have one son, Brady.

LYNDSAY MASHEHEAD COACHPhone: 903-923-2241E-Mail: lmashe@etbu.edu

KRIS MASHEASSISTANT COACHPhone: 903-923-2241E-Mail: kmashe@etbu.

Tiger volleyball assistant Kris Mashe completed his fifth year on staff in the 2010 season. Kris joined the ETBU staff shortly after his wife Lyndsay was named head coach in February of 2006. The Lady Tigers won the program’s first American Southwest Conference East Division championship since 2002 in his first season on staff, winning 19 of their final 25 games and going 15-2 in conference play. A native of Longview, Texas, Kris attended Kilgore College and the University of North Texas. He has played both outdoor and indoor volleyball for over 15 years and has coached East Texas Volleyball Club for 10 years while also serving as a member of the club’s board of directors. Kris helps coach the Lady Tiger offense, working particularly with hitters and blockers. He also assists with recruiting. He and Lyndsay have one son, Brady.

JANE HAYSASSISTANT COACHPhone: 903-923-2241E-Mail: jhays@etbu.edu

Former Tiger standout Jane Hays returns to the East Texas Baptist University volleyball program and joins the staff of head coach Lyndsay Mashe for the 2011 season. Hays, a native of Hereford, Texas, played at ETBU from 2006-09 and was a four-time All-American Southwest Conference East Division selection. The Tigers won or shared two ASC East Division titles during her career and ETBU advanced to the postseason every year during that span, with Hays serving as a valuable team leader both on and off the court. Hays graduated from ETBU in 2010 with a degree in Education. She is still the only player in the history of the program to rank in the top 10 all-time in kills, digs and aces. “I am really excited to be coming back to ETBU, because it is a great opportunity to be a part of a successful program that I am familiar with,” Hays said. “I have the opportunity to learn from great coaches that know what it takes to build a strong team. I can’t wait to get the season going because I think that we are going to have a really good team.”

NICOLEVANDERLAANLIBERO 5’2” SENIOR - 3LNorth Richland Hills, TX Birdville HS

Nicole Ann Vanderlaan...daughter of John and Susan Vanderlaan, and LaDina and Frank Debilzan...born May 31, 1990...has six siblings: Katie, Allie, Deanna, Jacob, Josh and Kurk...Elementary Education major...club team Texas Image...likes to hang out with friends in her spare time. AT ETBU: 2011 (Senior) -- ASC East Division Preseason Defensive Player of the Year. 2010 (Junior) – All-American South-west Conference East Division first-team…ASC East Division Defensive Player of the Week three times…ASC All-Academic…winner of ETBU’s M. L. Dubach Scholarship Award…played in 120 games on the year, averaging 5.47 digs per game…ranked second in the league in digs per game…had at least 20 digs in a match 16 times, at least 30 digs seven times…posted a sea-son-high 50 digs vs. Mississippi College (10/28)…33 digs at University of Dallas (9/4)…32 digs vs. Texas-Dallas (9/24)…33 digs vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor (9/25)…38 digs vs. Hardin-Simmons (10/1)…31 digs at Mississippi College (10/7)…38 digs vs. Texas-Tyler (10/12). 2009 (Sophomore) – Played in 106 games and finished with a team-high 520 digs…averaged 4.91 digs per game…had 20 digs or more seven times…season-high 31 digs in the season opener, vs. Southwest Assemblies of God (9/4)…21 digs in back-to-back matches, vs. Berry College (9/12) and Austin College (9/12)…30 digs at Mississippi College (9/26)…25 digs vs. Concordia Texas (10/3)…30 digs vs. Texas-Dallas (10/23). 2008 (Freshman) – Played in 31 games, averaging 1.77 digs per game…had a season-high 12 digs vs. Sul Ross State (10/4). BIRDVILLE HIGH SCHOOL: Coached by Courtney Grimes...was District 6-4A Player of the Year as a senior in 2007...regional track qualifier in ‘07...2007 Academic All-State...Academic All-District...member of National Honor Society and Fel-lowship of Christian Athletes.CAREER MATCH HIGHS

• Attacks: 10, vs. Texas-Dallas (Sept. 24, 2010)• Kills: 1, 10 times (last vs. Texas-Tyler, Oct. 12, 2010)• Assists: 4, vs. LeTourneau (Sept. 15, 2009)• Aces: 3, vs. Southwestern (Sept. 10, 2010)• Digs: 50, vs. Mississippi College (Oct. 28, 2010)• Blocks: 0, None

KERRIKALINAMIDDLE BLOCKER 5’11” JUNIOR - 2LBedford, TX Home-school

Kerri Joy Kalina...born Sept. 1, 1990...daughter of Rob and Vicki Kalina...has three sisters, Christine, Shelly and Elaine...Athletic Training major with a Psychology minor...has worked at Rocky Top Therapy Ranch in Keller, Texas...volunteered at local veteri-narian clinic…in high school was greatly involved with Fellowship of Christian Athletes, managing and planning meetings…went to Poland in May on a mission trip and to study abroad, where she worked with youth sports…coached by Val Warrior with Tejas 18s club team…enjoys traveling, spending time with family and friends, being outside, watching movies, playing or listening to music, eating good food, laughing and car dance…after graduation from ETBU, plans on getting a master’s degree and working toward becoming a college athletic trainer or a trainer for a minor or major league sports team…would also like to travel extensively before settling down and having a family. AT ETBU: 2010 (Sophomore) – Played in 30 matches, averaging 1.64 kills and 0.84 blocks per game…ranked eighth in the ASC in blocks per game…posted a season-high block total of 11 twice, first at Texas-Tyler (9/14) and again vs. Howard Payne (10/16)…reached double figures in kills six times…at least five blocks in a match eight times…15 kills, five blocks vs. Texas-Dallas (9/24)…16 kills, three blocks vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor (9/25)…10 kills vs. Hardin-Simmons (10/1)…11 kills, four blocks vs. Texas-Tyler (10/12)…11 kills and two blocks at Austin College (10/22)…10 kills, six blocks vs. Mississippi College (10/28)…named to the ASC Distinguished Scholar-Athlete team and was also ASC All-Academic. 2009 (Freshman) – Played in 19 matches…averaged 0.76 kills and 0.58 blocks per game…season-high six kills with one block vs. Sul Ross State (10/3)…sea-son-high seven blocks vs. Concordia-Wisconsin (10/30). HIGH SCHOOL: Coached by Mary Dickens...team co-captain in 2007-08...finished senior year with 229 kills, 98 assists, 41 digs, 443 blocks and 61 aces...as a senior was named THESA’s FCA president…was named to the NHSVBT All-Tournament

team and was an HSAA All-Tournament player…TCS All-Tournament and FCA Athlete of the Year nominee…as a junior was TCS All-Tournament, HSAA All-Tournament, DLS All-Tournament and THESA MVP…as a sophomore was THESA Offensive MVP and TCS MVP...graduated magna cum laude.CAREER MATCH HIGHS• Attacks: 37, vs. Texas-Tyler (Oct. 12, 2010)• Kills: 16, vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor (Sept. 25, 2010)• Assists: 2, vs. St. Thomas (Sept. 2, 2010)• Aces: 0, None• Digs: 6, 2 times (last vs. Hardin-Simmons, Oct. 1, 2010)• Blocks: 11, 2 times (last vs. Howard Payne, Oct. 16, 2010)

AMYWOOTENOUTSIDE HITTER 5’10” JUNIOR - 2LBedford, TX L. D. Bell HS

Amy Nichole Wooten...born Nov. 21, 1990...daughter of Thomas and Michelle Wooten...one brother, Chad...Education major with a Psychology minor...Fellowship Church...coach at YMCA...club team Tejas advanced to nationals three years in a row...Fellowship of Christian Athletes...enjoys eating, swimming, working out...plans are to become a teacher and coach. AT ETBU: 2010 (Sophomore) – Second-team All-American Southwest Conference East Division…ranked eighth in the ASC in kills per game, with 3.15…team leader with 378 kills on the season…also averaged 2.63 digs per game…double digit kills in 21 matches…season-high 31 kills vs. Mississippi College (10/28)…20 kills, 15 digs vs. Pacific (9/11)…opened the season with 11 kills and a season-high 28 digs vs. St. Thomas (9/2)…9 kills, 14 digs vs. Hendrix College (9/4)…14 kills, 14 digs, two blocks at Texas-Tyler (9/14)…20 kills, 21 digs vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor (9/25)…16 kills, 18 digs vs. Hardin-Simmons (10/1)…19 kills, 10 digs, three blocks vs. McMurry (10/2)…19 kills, 18 digs at Mississippi College (10/7)…15 kills, 19 digs vs. Texas-Tyler (10/12)…13 kills, 15 digs vs. McMurry in ASC Tournament first-round (11/5). 2009 (Freshman) – Played in 25 games…aver-aged 0.64 kills and 0.72 digs per game. L. D. BELL HIGH SCHOOL: Coached by Vickie Griffin...played on back-to-back district championship teams in 2007-09...advanced to state playoffs three straight years...also lettered in basketball and track...regional qualifier in the high jump...mem-ber of Fellowship of Christian Athletes.CAREER MATCH HIGHS• Attacks: 80, vs. Mississippi College (Oct. 28, 2010)• Kills: 31, vs. Mississippi College (Oct. 28, 2010)• Assists: 3, vs. Texas-Tyler, Oct. 12, 2010)a

• Aces: 4, vs. Pacific University (Sept. 11, 2010)• Digs: 28, vs. St. Thomas (Sept. 2, 2010)• Blocks: 4, vs. Central Baptist College (Oct. 23, 2010)

MACYFREEMANOUTSIDE HITTER 5’7” SOPHOMORE - 1LMidlothian, TX Midlothian HS

Macy Lynora Freeman...born Feb. 16, 1992...daughter of Gina and Danny Sutton...has one brother, Landon Freeman...Kinesiol-ogy major...Energy and Environment Committee...volunteer at Manna House and Jenkins Daycare...enjoys spending time with friends, game nights with grandparents, and playing ping pong...wants to be a teacher and coach. AT ETBU: 2010 (Freshman) – Averaged 0.72 kills per game…played in 15 matches…had double digit kills in eight matches, including season-high 23 vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor (9/25)…22 kills vs. Hardin-Simmons (10/1)…19 kills vs. Texas-Tyler (10/12). MIDLOTHIAN HIGH SCHOOL: Coached by Rhonda Currey...Academic All-District and Academic All-State...second-team All-District...also played on basketball and softball teams...basketball squad was 2008 area champion and 2009 bi-district champ...Student Council...National Honor Society...Art Club...Science Club...Fellowship of Christian Athletes...Common Ground, student-led worship. CAREER MATCH HIGHS• Attacks: 23, vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor (Sept. 25, 2010)• Kills: 7, vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor (Sept. 25, 2010)• Assists: 1, vs. Texas-Tyler (Oct. 12, 2010)• Aces: 4, vs. McMurry (Oct. 2, 2010)• Digs: 4, 5 times (last at Mississippi College, Oct. 7, 2010)• Blocks: 2, at University of Dallas (Sept. 4, 2010)

EMILYJIMERSONOUTSIDE HITTER 5’9” SOPHOMORE - 1LPlano, TX Plano East HS

Emily Rae Jimerson...born May 16, 1992...daughter of Buddy and Linda Jimerson...one brother, Ben...Elementary Education major with a Math minor...coached by Blair Smith with club team Dallas Summit… enjoys riding horses and playing beach volleyball…Mane Gait Therapeutic Riding Center volunteer...plans are to become an elementary school teacher, teaching first or second grade. AT ETBU: 2010 (Freshman) – Played in nine matches…averaged 0.27 kills and 0.20 digs per game…posted season-high six kills in back-to-back appearances, first vs. Sul Ross State (10/16) and again against Central Baptist (10/23). PLANO EAST HIGH SCHOOL: Coached by Marcy Crabtree.CAREER MATCH HIGHS• Attacks: 6, 2 times (last vs. Central Baptist College, Oct. 23, 2010)• Kills: 2, vs. Sul Ross State (Oct. 16, 2010)• Assists: 0, None• Aces: 0, None• Digs: 2, vs. St. Thomas, Sept. 2, 2010• Blocks: 1, vs. Hendrix College, Sept. 4, 2010

JADELAURENCEDEFENSIVE SPECIALIST 5’4” SOPHOMORE - 1LMidlothian, TX Midlothian HS

Hannah Jade Laurence...born April 15, 1992...daughter of Shawn and Jennifer Laurence...one brother, Shane...Kinesiology major with a Biology minor...Midlothian Church of Christ VBS...helps elderly, Manna House...enjoys going to the lake and hanging out with family and friends...plans on entering a career in physical therapy. AT ETBU: 2010 (Freshman) – Averaged 2.37 digs per game in 92 games played…double digits in digs nine times…season-high 19 digs vs. Hardin-Simmons (10/1)…had 18 digs vs. Texas-Dallas (9/24)…14 digs in back-to-back matches, first at Missis-sippi College (10/7) then vs. Texas-Tyler (10/12). MIDLOTHIAN HIGH SCHOOL: Coached by Rhonda Currey and Jennifer McFalls...three-time All-District...four-time Academic All-District...Academic All-State...Newcomer of the Year and All-District in softball...softball team MVP...member of Science Club and FCCLA.CAREER MATCH HIGHS• Attacks: 5, 3 times (last vs. Mississippi College (Oct. 28, 2010)• Kills: 1, vs. Mississippi College (Oct. 28, 2010)• Assists: 2, vs. St. Thomas (Sept. 2, 2010)• Aces: 2, 2 times (last Sul Ross State, Oct. 16, 2010)• Digs: 19, vs. Hardin-Simmons (Oct. 1, 2010)• Blocks: 1, vs. Sul Ross State (Oct. 16, 2010)

ASHLEYLINDSEYMIDDLE BLOCKER 6’1” SOPHOMORE - 1LBedford, TX L. D. Bell HS

Ashley Nicole Lindsey...born July 30, 1992...daughter of Butch and Teresa Lindsey...one sister, Jen...Secondary Education ma-jor...camp leader for Bedford and Hurst police departments...enjoys hanging out with friends...wants to be a high school Biology teacher and coach. AT ETBU: 2010 (Freshman) – All-American Southwest Conference East Division first-team…nine matches with at least 10 kills…finished the season with 41 blocks and also had 27 aces…averaged 2.03 kills and 0.44 blocks per game…season-high 18 kills at Mississippi College (10/7)…had six aces, 12 kills and a block vs. Texas-Dallas (9/24)…10 kills, four blocks and an ace vs. University of Dallas (9/4)…11 kills, five aces vs. Southern Arkansas (9/16)…11 kills, five assists, two aces, three digs and a block vs. Concordia Texas (10/1)…14 kills, five assists, five blocks vs. McMurry (10/2)…13 kills, one block at LeTourneau (10/5)…14 kills, two blocks vs. Texas-Tyler (10/12)…12 kills in ASC Tournament first-round vs. McMurry (11/5). L. D. BELL HIGH SCHOOL: Coached by Vikki Griffen...also ran track...Student Council and Class Council...Texas Associa-tion of Future Educators.CAREER MATCH HIGHS• Attacks: 37, at Mississippi College (Oct. 7, 2010)• Kills: 18, at Mississippi College (Oct. 7, 2010)• Assists: 5, 2 times (last vs. McMurry, Oct. 2, 2010)• Aces: 6, vs. Texas-Dallas (Sept. 24, 2010)• Digs: 6, 2 times (last vs. Texas-Dallas, Sept. 24, 2010)• Blocks: 5, vs. McMurry (Oct. 2, 2010)

KALIKIPPDEFENSIVE SPECIALIST 5’6” SOPHOMORE - 1LFort Worth, TX Castleberry HS

Kali Ann Kipp...born June 7, 1992...daughter of Clyde and Brenda Kipp...two brothers, Allen and Travis, and one sister, Katy...Business major...enjoys reading, and indoor/outdoor activities such as volleyball, tennis, bicycling and running. AT ETBU: 2010 (Freshman) – Played in five matches. CASTLEBERRY HIGH SCHOOL: Coached by Patty Grimmett...two-year letterman in volleyball and lettered four years in track…as a senior was Libero of the Year on the All-District team…regional track qualifer…member of National Honor Society and top 10 graduate…as a junior lettered in volleyball and track and was regional track qualifer…lettered in track both as a sophomore and a freshman and was regional qualifer during freshman season.CAREER MATCH HIGHS• Attacks: 0, None• Kills: 0, None• Assists: 0, None• Aces: 0, None• Digs: 2, vs. Sul Ross State (Oct. 16, 2010)• Blocks: 0, None

BREANNWHITAKERSETTER/RIGHT SIDE 6’1” SOPHOMORE - 1LCaddo Mills, TX Caddo Mills HS

Breann Madee Whitaker...born March 2, 1992...daughter of Olyn and Renae Whitaker...two brothers, Bryan and Brenton, and one cousin, Cristopher...Elementary Education major with a Ministry minor...FUMC-Royse City...San Antonio Bread Basket and Food Pantry volunteer...U.M. Army, building porches, painting houses, etc...Houston Mission Trip...Mission Arlington....plans to teach elementary school, coach volleyball and serve as a part-time youth minister. AT ETBU: 2010 (Freshman) – Played in 117 games as the team’s primary setter…finished sixth in the ASC in assists per game, with 7.20…also averaged 2.14 digs and 0.91 kills per game…had at least 30 assists in a match 16 times…season-high 54 assists at Mississippi College (10/7)…52 assists vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor (9/25)…51 assists vs. Mississippi College (10/28)…46 assists, nine digs and seven kills vs. Pacific (9/11)…42 assists, seven digs and nine blocks at Texas-Tyler (9/14)…44 assists, 10 digs, four kills vs. Texas-Dallas (9/24)…41 assists, 15 digs, five kills vs. McMurry (10/2)…40 assists at LeTourneau (10/5)…47 assists, 23 digs, seven kills vs. Texas-Tyler (10/12). CADDO MILLS HIGH SCHOOL: Coached by her mom, Renae Whitaker...two-time TGCA All-State...three-year captain...Texas Sportswriters All-State in 2008 and 2009...TGCA All-Star...Newcomer of the Year...Student Council, BETA Club, year-book staff...first-team All-District in basketball...two-time regional track qualifier and district champion.CAREER MATCH HIGHS• Attacks: 27, vs. Texas-Tyler (Oct. 12, 2010)• Kills: 8, 2 times (last vs. University of Dallas, Oct. 22, 2010)• Assists: 54, at Mississippi College (Oct. 7, 2010)• Aces: 3, 2 times (last vs. Hendrix College, Sept. 4, 2010)

• Digs: 23, vs. Texas-Tyler (Oct. 12, 2010)• Blocks: 9, at Texas-Tyler (Sept. 14, 2010)

STORMICHAMPIONMIDDLE BLOCKERFRESHMAN - HS 5’11”Montgomery, TX Montgomery HS

TAYLORCHANEYDEF. SPECIALIST/OUTSIDE HITTERFRESHMAN - HS 5’7”Texas City, TX Texas City HS

McCALEFITEDEFENSIVE SPECIALISTFRESHMAN - HS 5’9”Waller, TX Waller HS

LAURENMcCALLUMDEFENSIVE SPECIALISTFRESHMAN - HS 5’4”Gilmer, TX New Diana HS

MELANIEMOYEROUTSIDE HITTERFRESHMAN - HS 5’11”Katy, TX Mayde Creek HS

CAITLYNODOMMIDDLE BLOCKERFRESHMAN - HS 5’9”Hockley, TX Magnolia HS

TAYLORSCHWARTZOUTSIDE HITTERFRESHMAN - HS 5’9”Bryan, TX Rudder HS

KAYLATAYLORSETTERFRESHMAN - HS 5’7”Arlington, TX Martin HS

TARAWAITSETTERFRESHMAN - HS 5’9”White Oak, TX White Oak HS

ETBU VOLLEYBALL RECORDSKILLS1. Tunnell, Arden 2002-05 2,0152. Manson, Jasmine 2003-06 1,7193. Hugman, Casey 2001-04 1,4604. Hays, Jane 2006-09 1,4325. Graves, Katie 2006-08 1,0766. Traut, Koco 1999-02 1,0557. Ward, Leslie 2005-06 7458. McGehee, Brooke 2005-08 6349. McCraven, Jennifer 1998-99 55910. Bell, Carridy 2001-02 503

ACES1. Tunnell, Arden 2002-05 2232. Castillo, Allison 2001-03 1545. Hays, Jane 2006-09 1413. Twardowski, Traci 2005-08 1324. Boyd, Jill 2004-07 1296. Bell, Carridy 2001-02 1017. Allen, Tiffany 2006-08 918. Hugman, Casey 2001-04 869. Simpson, Lyndsay 2003-04 8210. Ward, Leslie 2005-06 73

DIGS1. Boyd, Jill 2004-07 2,4952. Cook, Robin 2001-03 1,5243. Vanderlaan, Nicole 2008-10 1,2314. Hays, Jane 2006-09 1,2275. Bell, Candice 1999-02 1,1286. Castillo, Allison 2001-03 1,0587. Allen, Tiffany 2006-08 9518. Traut, Koco 1999-02 8639. Tunnell, Arden 2002-05 78610. Bell, Carridy 2001-02 715

BLOCKS1. Hugman, Casey 2001-04 3652. Langley, Alisha 1999-01 3363. Tunnell, Arden 2002-05 2674. Shortner, Erin 1999-00 2535. Carlson, Amy 1998-99 2296. McGehee, Brooke 2005-08 2267. Manson, Jasmine 2003-06 2048. Ward, Leslie 2005-06 1859. Bell, Carridy 2001-02 13410. Traut, Koco 1999-02 125

ASSISTS1. Twardowski, Traci 2005-08 5,1232. Castillo, Allison 2001-03 4,3563. Simpson, Lyndsay 2003-04 1,5244. Whitaker, Breann 2010 8934. Arceneaux, Julia 1999-00 7435. Lawson, Jennifer 1999-00 705

CAREER

400-KILL CLUB1. Tunnell, Arden 2005 5892. Graves, Katie 2007 5713. Tunnell, Arden 2003 5514. Traut, Koco 2001 5495. Hugman, Casey 2001 5286. Manson, Jasmine 2006 5017. Hays, Jane 2007 4968. Manson, Jasmine 2004 4909. Tunnell, Arden 2004 44610. Tunnell, Arden 2002 42911. Graves, Katie 2008 41812. Dodson, Teale 2003 40713. Manson, Jasmine 2005 404

50-ACE CLUB1. Tunnell, Arden 2003 822. Tunnell, Arden 2002 763. Castillo, Allison 2001 604. Castillo, Allison 2002 565. Tunnell, Arden 2004 536. Bell, Carridy 2002 517. Bell, Carridy 2001 50 Ward, Leslie 2006 50

500-DIG CLUB1. Boyd, Jill 2007 7502. Boyd, Jill 2006 6733. Vanderlaan, Nicole 2010 6564. Cook, Robin 2002 6405. Bell, Candice 2001 5966. Bell, Carridy 2001 5247. Boyd, Jill 2005 5848. Vanderlaan, Nicole 2009 520

75-BLOCK CLUB1. Carlson, Amy 1999 1352. Langley, Alisha 2001 1303. Shortner, Erin 1999 1264. Shortner, Erin 2000 1265. Langley, Alisha 1999 1066. Hugman, Casey 2003 1027. Kalina, Kerri 2010 1018. Langley, Alisha 2000 1009. Ward, Leslie 2005 9810. Hugman, Casey 2001 9611. McGehee, Brooke 2008 8912. Ward, Leslie 2006 8713. Molberg, Jessica 2004 8514. Hugman, Casey 2004 8415. Hugman, Casey 2002 8316. McGehee, Brooke 2007 75

1000-ASSISTS CLUB1. Castillo, Allison 2001 1,5762. Twardowski, Traci 2005 1,5573. Castillo, Allison 2002 1,5034. Simpson, Lyndsay 2004 1,3135. Castillo, Allison 2003 1,2776. Twardowski, Traci 2007 1,2737. Twardowski, Traci 2006 1,1968. Twardowski, Traci 2008 1,097

SEASON MATCHKILLS 34, Arden Tunnell, at Austin College, Nov. 9, 2003

ASSISTS 68, Allison Castillo, at McMurry, Oct. 25, 2003; Allison Castillo, at Austin College, Nov. 9, 2003

ACES 12, Arden Tunnell, at LeTourneau, Oct. 7, 2003; Arden Tunnell, at Austin College, Nov. 9, 2003

DIGS 50, Nicole Vanderlaan, vs. Mississippi College, Oct. 28, 2010; Jill Boyd, vs. Hardin-Simmons, Oct. 6, 2006

BLOCKS 12, Brooke McGehee, vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor, Sept. 26, 2008

ETBU VOLLEYBALL RECORDS

AVCA ALL-REGION 2002: Allison Castillo (1st-team) 2003: Arden Tunnell (honorable mention)

ALL-AMERICAN SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE 2001: Allison Castillo, Casey Hugman, Koco Traut 2002: Allison Castillo, Koco Traut, Arden Tunnell 2003: Allison Castillo, Arden Tunnell 2004: Jasmine Manson, Arden Tunnell 2005: Arden Tunnell 2006: Jill Boyd, Jasmine Manson 2007: Jill Boyd, Katie Graves, Jane Hays 2008: Katie Graves

ALL-AMERICAN SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE EAST DIVISION 1999: Amy Carlson (1st-team), Jolee Kennard (2nd-team), Jennifer Mc-Craven (2nd-team) 2000: Sarah Hoff, Erin Shortner, Brie Mirabella, Candice Bell 2001: Allison Castillo (1st-team), Casey Hugman (1st-team), Koco Traut (1st-team), Carridy Bell (2nd-team) 2002: Allison Castillo (1st-team), Robin Cook (1st-team), Koco Traut (1st-team), Arden Tunnell (1st-team), Casey Hugman (2nd-team) 2003: Allison Castillo (1st-team), Teale Dodson (1st-team), Arden Tunnell (1st-team), Casey Hugman (2nd-team); Lyndsay Simpson (honorable mention) 2004: Jill Boyd (1st-team), Casey Hugman (1st-team), Jasmine Manson (1st-team), Arden Tunnell (1st-team), Lyndsay Simpson (honorable men-tion), Jessica Molberg (honorable mention) 2005: Jill Boyd (1st-team), Arden Tunnell (1st-team), Jasmine Manson (2nd-team), Amanda McMeans (honorable mention), Leslie Ward (honor-able mention) 2006: Jill Boyd (1st-team), Jasmine Manson (1st-team), Traci Twardowski (1st-team), Leslie Ward (1st-team), Jane Hays (2nd-team), Christy Shipley-Gipson (honorable mention), 2007: Jill Boyd (1st-team), Katie Graves (1st-team), Jane Hays (1st-team), Traci Twardowski (1st-team) 2008: Katie Graves (1st-team); Traci Twardowski (1st-team); Jane Hays (1st-team); Tiffany Allen (2nd-team); Mary Morgan Swanson (2nd-team); Brooke McGehee (honorable mention) 2009: Kourtney Adams (first-team); Jane Hays (first-team); Brittany Herbort (first-team); Mary Morgan Swanson (first-team); Chelsea Manning-ham (honorable mention) 2010: Ashley Lindsey (first-team); Nicole Vanderlaan (first-team); Amy Wooten (second-team)

ASC EAST PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2001: Allison Castillo 2002: Allison Castillo 2003: Allison Castillo 2007: Katie Graves 2008: Katie Graves

ASC EAST COACH OF THE YEAR 2001: Suzanne Wingrove 2002: Suzanne Wingrove

ASC EAST NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR 2004: Jill Boyd 2009: Kourtney Adams

ASC EAST FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 2008: Mary Morgan Swanson

ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE 2001: Candice Bell, Alisha Langley, Betsy Pemberton 2002: Carridy Bell, Allison Castillo, Robin Cook 2004: Casey Hugman, Jessica Molberg, Christy Shipley, Lyndsay Simp-son 2005: Jill Boyd, Jasmine Manson 2006: Jill Boyd, Katie Graves, Jasmine Manson, Brooke McGehee, Holly Mitchell, Meagan Olds, Merideth Runion, Christy Shipley-Gipson, Traci Twardowski, Michelle Young 2007: Jill Boyd, Katie Graves, Jane Hays, Brooke McGehee, Holly Mitch-ell, Megan Roberts, Merideth Runion, Traci Twardowski 2008: Tabitha Collins, Rachel Goodman, Katie Graves, Jane Hays, Brooke McGehee, Adrienne Meier, Traci Twardowski 2009: Jane Hays, Brittany Herbort, Keely Schlabs, Haley Stamm, Nicole Vanderlaan 2010: Kerri Kalina, Keely Schlabs, Nicole Vanderlaan

ASC DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR-ATHLETE 2008: Brooke McGehee* 2009: Jane Hays 2010: Kerri Kalina *Voted top Distinguished Scholar-Athlete in the American Southwest Conference for volleyball

ESPN THE MAGAZINE/CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT 2008: Brooke McGehee

ESPN THE MAGAZINE/CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN 2008: Brooke McGehee

POSTSEASON HONORS

ETBU VOLLEYBALL RECORDSAdams, Kourtney 2009Allen, Abigail 2005Allen, Tiffany 2006-08Anderson, Joy 1996Arceneaux, Julia 1999-00Bagley, Robin 1996Baker, Chaka 2001-02*Bell, Candice 1999-02Bell, Carmen 1998-99Bell, Carridy 2001-02Bonnet, Melissa 2001Boyce, Kabrelyn 2007*Boyd, Jill 2004-07Bridges, Julie 1996-98Carlson, Amy 1998-99Castillo, Allison 2001-03Collins, Tabitha 2007-08Conner, Brandie 2000Cook, Robin 2001-03Cormier, Cheri 1996Crumedy, Sandy 2004Dodson, Teale 2003Edens, Whitney 2002Ellis, Stephanie 2005Fisher, Hatti 1999Frazier, Holly 2009Freeman, Macy 2010Gatson, Kiffany 2003Goodman, Rachel 2007-08

Gordon, Mimi 2004Graves, Katie 2006-08Hamilton, Karrie 1999-00Hatfield, Sandra 2002, 2005*Hays, Jane 2006-09Heller, Sam 2010Herbort, Brittany 2008-09Hoff, Sarah 1999-00Hollingsworth, Tara 2002*Hugman, Casey 2001-04Hutsell, Emily 2008Jiles, Marian 2006Jimerson, Emily 2010Johnson, Jamie 2008Kalina, Kerri 2009-10Kennard, Jolee 1998-99Kinder, Amy 2010Kipp, Kali 2010Koonce, April 1999Langley, Alisha 1999-01Laurence, Jade 2010Lee, Kathy 1996Lee, Raina 2004Lightfoot, Leslie 1996Lindsey, Ashley 2010Little, Darcy 2000Lyckman, Haley 2010McCraven, Jennifer 1998-99*McGehee, Brooke 2005-08

McMeans, Amanda 2002-03, 2005Machicek, Kandice 2005-06Manningham, Chelsea 2009*Manson, Jasmine 2003-06Meier, Adrienne 2008Mirabella, Brie 2000Mitchell, Holly 2005-07Molberg, Jessica 2004Norris, Christy 1996Olds, Meagan 2004, 2006Patten, Jessica 1996Pemberton, Betsy 2001Pippin, Avery 2010Pitts, Addison 2009Plunk, Amanda 2005Price, Jodi 2004Rhodes, Victoria 2010Roberts, Megan 2007Rosinke, Katie 2009Runion, Merideth 2006-07Schlabs, Keely 2008-10Shipley-Gipson, Christy 2004, 2006Shortner, Erin 1999-01Siler, Shelley 2002-03Simpson, Lyndsay 2003-04Simpson, Mandy 2003Smith, Holly 1998Smith, Melissa 2001Stamm, Haley 2008-09

Stewart, Shanna 2004Stringfellow, Allison 1996-98Swanson, Mary Morgan 2008-09Thompson, Sandy 1998Tooker, Brittany 1999*Traut, Koco 1999-02Treybig, Jayme 2002-03*Tunnell, Arden 2002-05*Twardowski, Traci 2005-08Vanderlaan, Nicole 2008-10Waddell, Melissa 1996Wadle, Cari 1996Wallace, Talesh 2002Walters, Monique 2009Warbington, Diane 1998Ward, Leslie 2005-06Warriner, Rachel 2009-10Watson, Jennifer 2002-03Wells, Stephanie 1996-98Welps, Catherine 2005Whitaker, Breann 2010Willard, Mollie 2009Wilson, Brynn 2005Wooten, Amy 2009-10Young, Michelle 2006

*Four-year letterwinner

ALL-TIME ROSTER

OVR H A NAlma College 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-2Austin College 8-14 5-4 2-9 1-1Averett College 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Bartlesville Wesleyan 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Baruch College 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Belhaven College 3-1 0-0 2-0 1-1Berry College 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Bridgewater State 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Central Baptist 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Centre College 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-2Christopher Newport 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1Colorado College 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0Concordia Texas 9-4 2-0 1-1 6-3Concordia Minn. 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1Concordia Wisc. 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1Dallas, Univ. of 9-5 3-1 4-2 3-1Dallas Baptist 2-2 1-0 0-2 1-0Emory 0-3 0-0 0-2 0-1Evergreen State 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1Fisk College 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Flagler College 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1Fontbonne 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Hannibal LaGrange 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Hardin-Simmons 12-5 0-0 1-2 11-3Harding 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0Hawaii-Hilo 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0Hawaii-Pacific 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1Henderson State 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1Hendrix College 2-1 0-0 0-0 2-1Houston Baptist 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-2Howard Payne 11-1 1-0 0-0 10-1Huston-Tillotson 2-0 0-0 0-0 2-0Incarnate Word 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1

OVR H A NIthaca 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0Jarvis Christian 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0John Brown 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1LaGrange 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0LeTourneau 26-2 12-1 11-1 3-0Loyola-New Orleans 1-2 0-0 0-0 1-2Lyon College 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1Mary Hardin-Baylor 17-3 6-0 5-2 6-1Maryville College 3-0 0-0 0-0 3-0McMurry 13-7 0-0 4-1 9-4Mid-America Bible 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Mid-America Christian 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Mid-America Nazarene 0-4 0-0 0-0 0-4Millsaps College 2-1 0-0 2-0 0-1Mississippi College 23-2 12-0 10-2 1-0Mt. St. Joseph 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1New York Univ. 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1North Dakota 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1Northern State 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1Northwood (Mich.) 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1Oneonta College 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Ouachita Baptist 4-6 3-3 1-3 0-0Pacific 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Palm Beach Atlantic 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1Paul Quinn College 2-0 0-0 0-0 2-0Puget Sound 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1Reinhardt College 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Renselear Inst. Tech 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Rhodes College 3-0 0-0 0-0 3-0Roanoke College 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Savannah Art/Design 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1Schreiner 10-3 2-0 1-1 7-2Scranton College 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0

OVR H A NSoutheastern Okla. 1-4 1-1 0-1 0-2Southern Arkansas 1-8 0-4 1-3 0-1Southern Nazarene 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1SW Assemblies 0-3 0-0 0-2 0-1Southwest, College of 1-2 0-0 0-0 1-2Southwestern 1-10 0-1 0-3 1-6Spring Hill College 2-0 0-0 0-0 2-0St. Gregory’s 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0St. Thomas (TX) 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-1Sul Ross State 14-0 2-0 2-0 10-0Texas A&M-Commerce 0-3 0-0 0-2 0-1Texas-Dallas 8-7 4-3 4-3 0-1Texas Lutheran 7-10 2-1 2-3 3-6Texas-Tyler 16-0 8-0 8-0 0-0Texas-Permian Basin 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Texas Wesleyan 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1Texas Women’s 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1Thomas More 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1Transylvania 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Trinity (TX) 1-4 0-0 0-5 0-0Washington & Lee 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-2Wayland Baptist 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1Wiley College 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Whitman College 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Whittier College 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Widener 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Williams University 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Wisconsin-Oshkosh 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1Wisconsin-Superior 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1York College 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 Totals 246-157 64-22 61-55 121-80

RECORDS vs. OPPONENTS (since 1998)

East Texas Baptist University offers student-athletes, stu-dents and sports fans a wide variety of intercollegiate ath-letics programs from which to choose. The ETBU Athletic Department seeks to provide quality Christian education and competition for all its student-athletes. ETBU is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), competing at the Division III level. Division III institutions do not offer athletic scholar-ships in any sports program. Student-athletes may receive financial aid through academic scholarships, grants, loans, etc., however. ETBU has been a member of Division III since 1998, joining the ranks from status as an NAIA and NCAA Division II program. ETBU joined the American Southwest Conference (ASC) in 1998. The ASC is divided into East and West Divisions, with a current total membership of 15 colleges and universities spanning Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi. A 16th institution, Centenary College of Loui-siana, has been accepted as a new member and will begin play in the conference in the fall of 2011. ETBU competes in the ASC East Division, which includes LeTourneau University (Longview, Texas), Louisiana College (Pineville, La.), Mississippi College (Clinton, Miss.), University of the Ozarks (Clarksville, Ark.), University of Texas-Dallas (Richardson, Texas) and the University of Texas-Tyler (Tyler, Texas). Centenary will join the ASC East upon joining the league. The West Division consists of Concordia University (Austin, Texas), Hardin-Simmons University (Abilene, Texas), Howard Payne University (Brownwood, Texas), McMurry University (Abilene, Texas), Schreiner Univer-sity (Kerrville, Texas), Sul Ross State University (Alpine, Texas), Texas Lutheran University (Seguin, Texas), and the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (Belton, Texas). ETBU currently competes in 10 NCAA sports -- foot-ball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, baseball, men’s and women’s cross country, softball and volleyball. The university will add men’s and women’s tennis in the fall of 2011.

ETBU CHAMPIONSHIPS/POSTSEASON APPEARANCES since 1998NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS (3) • Softball (2010, NCAA) • Men’s Soccer (1999, NCCAA; 1998, NCCAA)

AMERICAN SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS (10) • Football (2003) • Volleyball (2001, 2002, 2003) • Softball (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2011)

AMERICAN SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIPS (19) • Volleyball (2001, 2002, 2006, 2007) • Men’s Soccer (1999, 2000) • Men’s Basketball (2003) • Women’s Basketball (2000, 2002, 2007) • Softball (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2009, 2011) • Baseball (2000)

AMERICAN SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (44) • 2010-2011: Volleyball, Men’s Basketball, Softball • 2009-2010: Women’s Soccer, Volleyball, Women’s Basketball, Men’s Basketball, Softball • 2008-2009: Volleyball, Softball • 2007-2008: Volleyball, Men’s Basketball, Softball • 2006-2007: Volleyball, Women’s Soccer, Women’s Basketball, Softball • 2005-2006: Volleyball, Women’s Soccer, Women’s Basketball, Men’s Basketball, Softball • 2004-2005: Volleyball, Women’s Soccer, Men’s Basketball, Women’s Basketball, Softball, Baseball • 2003-2004: Football, Volleyball, Softball • 2002-2003: Volleyball, Men’s Basketball, Softball • 2001-2002: Volleyball, Women’s Soccer, Women’s Basketball, Softball, Baseball • 2000-2001: Women’s Basketball, Softball

The ETBU Softball team became the first Tiger program and first ASC softball program to win the NCAA national championship in 2010, closing the year with eight straight wins including a 5-4 win over Linfield College in the national championship game on May 24, 2010, in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.

KENT REEVESATHLETIC DIRECTORPhone: 903-923-2226E-Mail: klreeves@etbu.edu Entering his 14th year as Director of Athletics at East Texas Baptist Univer-sity, Kent Reeves has presided over the Tigers’ transformation into a solid mem-ber of the NCAA Division III ranks. Reeves, who remains the win-

ningest coach in two athletics programs at ETBU, originally stepped down as women’s basketball coach in 1997 to assume full-time duties as athletic director. He also was named the university’s first softball coach that year and laid the foundation for a program that has become one of the best in the nation annually. Under Reeves’ guidance as AD the department has grown from just five sports in 1997 to 10 in 2010, with men’s and women’s ten-nis set to be added in the fall of 2011. ETBU athletics programs have consistently competed for championships in the American Southwest Conference, with nine conference titles and 17 ASC division titles since joining the Divi-sion III ranks in 1998-99. ETBU teams have combined to make 41 conference tournament appearances since 1998, and the Tiger softball program claimed the university’s first NCAA national championship last spring. Facility upgrades have also been a staple of Reeves’ time as ath-letic director. Since 1997, ETBU has added new playing facilities for softball, football and soccer. Various upgrades and improve-ments have been added to each athletics program on campus over the last 10 years. Reeves arrived at ETBU as women’s basketball coach in 1987. When he decided to step down as basketball coach following the 1996-97 season, Reeves had directed the lady Tigers to an average of 20 wins per season in his 10 years as coach. He finished with 206 wins and his teams made nine NAIA postseason appearances. As softball coach from 1998-2000, Reeves built the program from scratch and culminated with the program’s first ASC champi-onship in 2000. He assumed AD-only duties after that season but returned to the dugout in a pinch for the 2004 season. That year, the Tigers posted a program-record 41 wins. He then took another year off before returning for the 2006-07 seasons, finishing with a program-record 183 wins over six seasons. Reeves is active in the Marshall community, serving in the Marshall Lions Club as well as being a deacon at Central Baptist Church. He and his wife Mary Beth have two daughters: Kendra, who is married to Austin Skipworth, and Taylor, a student at Baylor University.

ATHLETICS STAFF DIRECTORYAkins, Marleah Women’s Basketball Assistant 903-923-2239 makins@etbu.edu

Alonzo, Jose Men’s Soccer Head Coach 903-923-2268 jalonzo@etbu.edu

Blackmon, Sam Baseball Head Coach 903-923-2230 sblackmon@etbu.edu

Brandon, Sam Football Assistant 903-923-2195 sbrandon@etbu.edu

Burk, Dan Football Assistant 903-923-2203 dburk@etbu.edu

Collins, David Athletic Trainer 903-923-2196 dcollins@etbu.edu

Fortune, Thad Football Assistant 903-923-2200 tfortune@etbu.edu

Galloway, Bill Softball Assistant 903-923-2240 wgalloway@etbu.edu

Grant, Paul Women’s Soccer Head Coach 903-923-2235 pgrant@etbu.edu

Hall, Sharon Football Secretary 903-923-2188 shall@etbu.edu

Holliday, Marcus Athletic Trainer 903-923-2237 mholliday@etbu.edu

Jackson, Colby Football Assistant 903-923-2193 cjackson@etbu.edu

Jackson, Karen Athletics Secretary 903-923-2228 kjackson@etbu.edu

Loyd, Ken Women’s Basketball Assistant 903-923-2239 kloyd@etbu.edu

Loyd, Lane Women’s Basketball Head Coach 903-923-2239 lloyd@etbu.edu

Mashe, Kris Volleyball Assistant 903-923-2241 kmashe@etbu.edu

Mashe, Lyndsay Volleyball Head Coach 903-923-2241 lmashe@etbu.edu

Papas, Mike Football Assistant 903-923-2194 mpapas@etbu.edu

Pippin, Randy Football Assistant 903-923-2199 rpippin@etbu.edu

Prather, Michael Men’s Basketball Assistant 903-923-2231 mprather@etbu.edu

Prather, Natalie Head Coach, Cross Country 903-923-2242 nbachprather@etbu.edu

Pringle, Randy Healthplex/Facilities Manager 903-923-2233 rpringle@etbu.edu

Reeves, Kent Athletic Director 903-923-2226 klreeves@etbu.edu

Sanders, Buzz Women’s Soccer Assistant 903-923-2235 bsanders@etbu.edu

Sartain, Mark Football Head Coach 903-923-2187 msartain@etbu.edu

Shirley, Guy Softball Assistant 903-923-2240 etbusoftball@etbu.edu

Shirley, Janae Softball Head Coach 903-923-2240 jshirley@etbu.edu

Soles, Joanna Athletic Trainer 903-923-2234 esoles@etbu.edu

Vann, Joe Tennis Head Coach 903-923-2236 jvann@etbu.edu

Weaver, David Sports Information Director 903-923-2129 dweaver@etbu.edu

West, Bert Men’s Basketball Head Coach 903-923-2231 bwest@etbu.edu

ETBU ATHLETICS PHILOSOPHY STATEMENTThe East Texas Baptist University Intercollegiate Athletics Program functions as an integral part of the total education experience. The Intercollegiate Athletics Program emphasizes academics as the highest priority in the life of student-athletes. Recognizing that students have needs and interests which go beyond the scope of academic life, the University is committed to providing an Intercollegiate Athletics Program consistent with those needs and interests. Recognizing the positive impact of athletics participation on student development, as articulated in the University’s Mission Statement, the Athletics Program seeks to develop wellness, leadership and Christian character. Intercollegiate Athletics strives to establish and maintain an environment that values cultural diversity and gender equity among the student-athlete and athletics staff. Through competition, the Intercollegaite Athletics Program provides the means for those involved to come to develop as individuals as well as a vital part of a team. This allows the student-athlete to grow physically, emotionally, socially, spiritually and intellectually. During the process, the University is vigilant in monitoring the overall health and well-being of its student-athletes. East Texas Baptist University adheres to the principles of fair play and amateur athletic competition as defined by NCAA Division III legislation. The University also holds its coaches, administrators and student-athletes to the highest standards of sportsmanship and ethical conduct.

Class of 2011Christi Coker, Steven Jiles Class of 2008Bryce Morrow, Sam Park, Steve A. “Sparky” SparksClass of 2007Tony Cutright, Jana Allen Sims, Kathy Norris Edwards, Brent “Bink” GrimesClass of 2005Bill Bockmon, Keith Grant, Cindi McEver CrabtreeClass of 2004Rodney Elder, Scott Surratt, Jon ForsytheClass of 2003Carl Bunch, Mack Vernon Runnels Class of 2002Marlon Farr, Donald Taylor, Fred Smith Class of 2001Jesse Drake, Walter “Wally” Johnson, Joe Hogue

Class of 2000Clarence T. Hamel, Ron Wimpy, Stan GideonClass of 1998Milam Donald “Don” Hightower, Danny Turner, Michelle Van Dyke, Jim Webb Class of 1997Robert C. “Bob” Bunton, Ray Rutledge, Doyle Watson Class of 1996Col. Richard Gene Gram-mar, Charlie W. “Chiley” Johnston, Earnest Watkins Class of 1995 Tim Brown, Phyllis Boykins Jeffery, James WestfallClass of 1994John L. Bryant, Clifford Gil-liard, Mike Morrison Class of 1993Tommy Blake, Richard Jones, Larry Osteen, C. F. Kuykendall

Class of 1992Annon M. Card, Col. James Headrich, Robert Ingle, James Rogers, Raymond WrayClass of 1991John Callahan, Marvin Graham, Craig Kirchoff, Jerry Morgan Class of 1990M. L. Dubach, William “Bo” Dunn, John A. Hatch, Jim KneippClass of 1989Charles “Chuck” Fry, Na-than Hollis, Joe Moore, John O. StephensClass of 1988Dr. Harles Cone, Dr. Jerry Ellis, Joe John Jones, Coach R. C. Kennedy

ORNELAS GYMNASIUMOrnelas Gymnasium, a gift from the Ornelas family of Tyler, was built in 1995 and replaced Keys Gymnasium as the home to ETBU volleyball and basketball. Although Keys still stands as an intramural facility, it is on the east end of the complex that now includes Ornelas Gym on the west side and Dean Healthplex in the middle. Ornelas Gym has bowl-stype seating, with three levels of seating extending down to the gym floor. The facility includes bleacher seats at floor level, reserved chairback in a mezzanine level and upper level general admission bleachers. ETBU students are allowed in the floor bleachers, typically across from the Tiger bench, to give the home fans a nice up-close view of the action. It also provides a nice homecourt advantage for the Tigers. As part of the complex that includes Ornelas Gym, Dean Healthplex was also constructed in 1995. Built with a gift from Ben and Mary Dean, the healthplex opened on the same day as Ornelas Gym and houses state-of-the-art equipment for physical fitness such as treadmills, stationary bicycles, stairmasters, free and machine weightlifting stations, and four racquetball courts. All healthplex facilities are free and open to ETBU faculty, staff and students. The complex also includes offices for athletic director, basketball, baseball, softball, soccer and volleyball coaches.

ORNELAS STADIUM | FOOTBALL

CORNISH FIELD | SOCCER

TAYLOR FIELD | SOFTBALL

WOODS FIELD | BASEBALL

ETBU ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME