Communications Contact: Tim Fairhead • Email: [email protected]• Office Phone: (956) 326-3174 • Cell Phone: (585) 447-7268 SAN ANTONIO, Texas (October 11, 2017) - The Texas A&M International University Volleyball team concludes a two-week, three- game road trip on Thursday in San Antonio. The Dustdevils will face off with St. Mary’s University with first serve set for 7 p.m. TAMIU comes into Thursday’s match 0-2 on the road trip after falling to Heartland Conference leader, Arkansas-Fort Smith (0-3) and Newman University (0-3). Through 19 games this season, TAMIU sits at 2-17 overall and 0-5 in Heartland Conference action. The Dustdevils have won a pair of five-set matches but have been unable to get back into the win column since a 3-2 win over Arkansas-Monticello. SCOUTING THE RATTLERS: St. Mary’s comes into Thursday’s match as the Heartland Conference’s second ranked team. The Rattlers currently sit in a tie with Newman University at 3-2. StMU is 8-9 through 17 games thus far in the 2017 season. The Rattlers have won three of their last five matches but suffered a 0-3 loss to UAFS on October 7. Channing Hankins, Bree Perry, and Monica Ramon pace the Rattlers offensively. Hankins leads the team with 208 kills while Perry has tallied 565 assists through 17 games. Ramon leads the Rattlers with 20 aces. Ramon and also accounts for the most digs with a team leading 308. Jaycie Pluenneke and MacKenzie Harless serve as the Rattlers top blockers. Pluenneke has a team high 48 while Harless has tallied 47 blocks. The Rattlers dealt TAMIU a pair of losses in the 2016 campaign with the last matchup coming on November 10, 2016. The Dustdevils would fall 0-3 in that match. The teams have faced off 24 times with the all-time series tied at 12 games a side. THE HEARTLAND CONFERENCE TODAY: As of Wednesday morning Arkansas-Fort Smith holds the top spot as they Lions look to defend their 2016 title. St. Mary’s and Newman sit at 3-2 in conference play and sit tied for second place. Lubbock Christian holds the fourth spot with a 3-3 record. St. Edward’s and Dallas Baptist sit at 2-3, one spot ahead of the Dustdevils. 2017 Women’s volleyball Game 20 St. Mary’s October 12, 2017 Laredo, Texas • Regular Season Scouting the Rattlers All-Time Meetings: 24 All-Time Series: 12-12 Last Matchup November 10, 2016 Result: Loss 0-3 Road trip concludes with St. Mary’s 2017 Schedule 2-17, 0-5 Heartland All times are Central Home games in Bold Nuetral Site games indented *-Heartland Conference game Sept. 1 Ouachita Baptist L 0-3 Sept. 1 Southern Nazarene L 0-3 Sept. 2 Southern Arkansas L 1-3 Sept. 2 Southeastern Oklahoma L 0-3 Sept. 7 Clark Atlanta W 3-2 Sept. 8 Union L 0-3 Sept. 8 Southern Wesleyan L 2-3 Sept. 9 Alabama Huntsville L 0-3 Sept. 9 Emmanuel L 1-3 Sept. 15 Arkansas - Monticello W 3-2 Sept. 15 Southern Arkansas L 0-3 Sept. 16 Grambling State L 0-3 Sept. 16 Mississippi College L 0-3 Sept. 21 Dallas Baptist* L 0-3 Sept. 23 St. Edward’s* L 0-3 Sept. 23 Henderson State L 1-3 Sept. 30 Lubbock Christian* L 1-3 Oct. 5 Arkansas Fort Smith* L 0-3 Oct. 7 Newman* L 0-3 TEXAS A&M INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY Oct. 12 St. Mary’s* 7 p.m. Oct. 19 St. Edward’s* 7 p.m. Oct. 21 Dallas Baptist* 5 p.m. Oct. 28 Lubbock Christian 12 p.m. Nov. 2 Newman* 7 p.m. Nov. 4 Arkansas Fort Smith* 12 p.m. Nov. 9 St. Mary’s* 7 p.m. Nov. 17 Heartland Conference Championship
SAN ANTONIO, Texas (October 11, 2017) - The Texas A&M International University Volleyball team concludes a two-week, three-game road trip on Thursday in San Antonio. The Dustdevils will face off with St. Mary’s University with first serve set for 7 p.m.
TAMIU comes into Thursday’s match 0-2 on the road trip after falling to Heartland Conference leader, Arkansas-Fort Smith (0-3) and Newman University (0-3). Through 19 games this season, TAMIU sits at 2-17 overall and 0-5 in Heartland Conference action. The Dustdevils have won a pair of five-set matches but have been unable to get back into the win column since a 3-2 win over Arkansas-Monticello.
SCOUTING THE RATTLERS:St. Mary’s comes into Thursday’s match as the Heartland Conference’s second ranked team. The Rattlers currently sit in a tie with Newman University at 3-2. StMU is 8-9 through 17 games thus far in the 2017 season. The Rattlers have won three of their last five matches but suffered a 0-3 loss to UAFS on October 7.
Channing Hankins, Bree Perry, and Monica Ramon pace the Rattlers offensively. Hankins leads the team with 208 kills while Perry has tallied 565 assists through 17 games. Ramon leads the Rattlers with 20 aces. Ramon and also accounts for the most digs with a team leading 308. Jaycie Pluenneke and MacKenzie Harless serve as the Rattlers top blockers. Pluenneke has a team high 48 while Harless has tallied 47 blocks.
The Rattlers dealt TAMIU a pair of losses in the 2016 campaign with the last matchup coming on November 10, 2016. The Dustdevils would fall 0-3 in that match. The teams have faced off 24 times with the all-time series tied at 12 games a side.
THE HEARTLAND CONFERENCE TODAY:As of Wednesday morning Arkansas-Fort Smith holds the top spot as they Lions look to defend their 2016 title. St. Mary’s and Newman sit at 3-2 in conference play and sit tied for second place. Lubbock Christian holds the fourth spot with a 3-3 record. St. Edward’s and Dallas Baptist sit at 2-3, one spot ahead of the Dustdevils.
2017 Women’s volleyballGame 20St. Mary’s
October 12, 2017 Laredo, Texas • Regular Season
Scouting the RattlersAll-Time Meetings: 24All-Time Series: 12-12
Last MatchupNovember 10, 2016Result: Loss 0-3
Road trip concludes with St. Mary’s
2017 Schedule2-17, 0-5 Heartland
All times are CentralHome games in BoldNuetral Site games indented*-Heartland Conference game
Sept. 1 Ouachita Baptist L 0-3
Sept. 1 Southern Nazarene L 0-3
Sept. 2 Southern Arkansas L 1-3
Sept. 2 Southeastern Oklahoma L 0-3
Sept. 7 Clark Atlanta W 3-2
Sept. 8 Union L 0-3
Sept. 8 Southern Wesleyan L 2-3
Sept. 9 Alabama Huntsville L 0-3
Sept. 9 Emmanuel L 1-3
Sept. 15 Arkansas - Monticello W 3-2
Sept. 15 Southern Arkansas L 0-3
Sept. 16 Grambling State L 0-3
Sept. 16 Mississippi College L 0-3
Sept. 21 Dallas Baptist* L 0-3
Sept. 23 St. Edward’s* L 0-3
Sept. 23 Henderson State L 1-3
Sept. 30 Lubbock Christian* L 1-3
Oct. 5 Arkansas Fort Smith* L 0-3
Oct. 7 Newman* L 0-3
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Oct. 12 St. Mary’s* 7 p.m.
Oct. 19 St. Edward’s* 7 p.m.
Oct. 21 Dallas Baptist* 5 p.m.
Oct. 28 Lubbock Christian 12 p.m.
Nov. 2 Newman* 7 p.m.
Nov. 4 Arkansas Fort Smith* 12 p.m.
Nov. 9 St. Mary’s* 7 p.m.
Nov. 17 Heartland Conference Championship
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2017 HEARTLAND STANDINGS
Heartland OverallTeam W-L W-LUA Fort Smith 5-0 16-5St. Mary’s 3-2 8-9Newman 3-2 9-12Lubbock Christian 3-3 6-13St. Edward’s 2-3 12-7Dallas Baptist 2-3 6-10Texas A&M International 0-5 2-17
Updated: October 11, 2017 (8:45 a.m.)
DUSTDEVIL LEADERS:Not much has changed among the Dustdevil leaders as five Dustdevils continue to lead the team. Leah McManus leads the team with 144 kills while Ronnie Fountain leads the team with 472 assists. Yuliia Hupkovska holds the top ace number, tallying 18 thus far. Lacy Asdourian and Panebi Shirey continue to anchor the Dustdevils defensively. Asdourian has 241 digs this season and Shirey leads the team with 41 blocks.
UP NEXT:The Dustdevils have Saturday off before returning home to host St. Edward’s and Dallas Baptist. TAMIU will host the Hilltoppers in the KCB on Thursday, October 19 for the annual Dig Pink Match. First serve from Laredo is set for 7 p.m.
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SEASON LEADERSKILLS: (144) Leah McManusASSISTS: (472) Ronnie FountainACES: (18) Yuliia HupkovskaDIGS: (241) Lacy AsdourianBLOCKS: (41) Panebi Shirey
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NUMERICAL ROSTERNo. Student-Athlete Pos. Cl. Ht. Yr. Hometown2 Yuliia Hupkovska OH Jr. 5-11 Poltava, Ukraine 3 Alejandra Bustamante DS Sr. 5-6 Laredo, Texas 4 Lacy Asdourian L Jr. 5-4 Redding, California 5 Mykeeta Ussery OH/RS So. 5-6 Universal City, Texas 6 Leah McManus OH/RS Jr. 5-8 Encinitas, California 7 Panebi Shirey MB So. 6-0 Houston, Texas 8 Gabrielle Zamora OH Fr. 5-6 Houston, Texas 10 Shelby Hale DS Fr. 5-8 Cedar Park, Texas 11 Mya Rodriguez S Fr. 5-4 Mission, Texas13 Aleksandra Bilic MB Jr. 6-1 Velika Gorica, Croatia 14 Megan Unrath MB Jr. 5-11 Austin, Texas 17 Ronnie Fountain S Jr. 5-7 Whitehouse, Texas 18 Cami Ruiz MH Jr. 5-11 Bogota, Colombia
STAFFNAME POSITION // YEAR AT TAMIUJerry Hulla Assistant Coach / 2nd season
HC Susie Jangada Susie JON-god-a AC Jerry Hulla Jerry HULL-a
Susie jangadaHead Coach
3rd Season
Ball state, 2002
Jangada’s YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDSYear Record Win % Home Away Neutral Conf. Win % Finish Conf. Tourney Final Rank/Postseason2015 9-13 .409 4-5 5-4 0-4 8-8 .500 5 NA NR/NA2016 2-23 .080 1-7 1-9 0-7 2-12 .143 7 NA NR/NA 2017 2-17 .105 0-1 1-4 1-12 0-5 .000 - - -
Career at Texas A&M International UniversityYears Record Win % Home Away Neutral Conf. Win %3 14-53 .208 5-13 7-17 1-27 10-25 .285
Susie Jangada was named the Texas A&M International University volleyball head coach in February 2015. Jangada enters her third season as the Head Coach in the Fall 2017 season.
Prior to her time at TAMIU, Jangada was an assistant coach at Arkansas State University from 2013-2015. Jangada was in charge of recruiting, supervision of the student-athletes, coordinating and supervising practices, overseeing travel, along with monitoring academic progress of the student-athletes.
In her 2014 season with the Arkansas State Red Wolves, Jangada’s team finished 3rd in the Sun Belt Conference with a 15-5 conference
record (21-10 overall). In addition to this, the Red Wolves had a first-team All-American Player on the squad.
In 2013, she was part of a staff that helped the Red Wolves to a 15-20 record and the Sun Belt Conference Tournament semifinals. Her middle blockers were responsible for 218 total blocks on the year, including 31 block solos, and were efficient at limiting block errors with only 15 on the season.
Jangada was at Jacksonville University in 2012. She went to Jacksonville following a two-year coaching stint at Bluffton-Harrison High School in Indiana.Prior to Bluffton, she coached at Houston Baptist University and helped it to a 26-3 record during the 2007-08 year. The Huskies ended the season winning 18 of their final 19 matches.
Jangada began her collegiate coaching career at Centenary College of Louisiana during the 2006-2007 campaign. She has also spent time serving as a volleyball camp instructor at University of Florida, Florida Southern College, the University of Tampa, and Ball State.
Susie and her husband, Wenderson; have a daughter, Liriana; and a son, Ferguson. Wenderson is a native of Brazil, a former professional boxer, and served in the 82nd Airborne in the Army.
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2 Yuliia hupkovska JR | Outside Hitter | 5-11 | Poltava, Ukaraine | SP K K/Set TA A SA D TB 2017 56 97 1.73 329 6 18 99 10 Career 56 97 1.73 329 6 18 99 10
Yuliia is the daughter of Svetlana Kharchenko and Edwin Escamilla. She is a sister to Maria and Luke. Yuliia chose TAMIU for the beautiul campus, the caring atmosphere, and the Volleyball coaching staff. Her most inspirational figure is her Mom. After TAMIU Hupkovska wants to coach volleyball. In her free time, Yuliia enjoys spending time with friends and going to the movies.
Alejandra is the daughter of Mario and Joanne Bustamante. She has one sister, Mariela Bustamante. Bustamante chose TAMIU because she believes it is the best option to help her succeed in her future endeavors. Inspirational people in her life are Dick and Rick Hoyt, a father and son who participate in triathlons together even though Rick suffers from being a spastic quadriplegic with cerebral palsy. After TAMIU Alejandra aspires to be a Physical Therapist. In her spare time she enjoys dancing.
4 Lacy Asdourian JR | Libero | 5-4 | Redding, California | SP K K/Set TA A SA D TB 2017 67 3 .04 26 34 9 241 0 Career 67 3 0.04 26 34 9 241 0
Lacy is the daughter Jack and Jana Asdourian and a sister to Brittny, Richard, Bret, and Gavin. Asdourian chose TAMIU to experience a new school outside of California and the welcoming, friendly Athletics Staff. Her most inspirational figure is Jesus. After TAMIU, Asdourian plans on pursuing a career as an elementary school teacher. In her free time Lacy enjoys spending time with friends and family.
5 Mykeeta Ussery SO | Outside Hitter | 5-6 | Universal City, Texas | SP K K/Set TA A SA D TB 2017 36 13 .36 104 6 1 32 4 Career 36 13 .36 104 6 1 32 4
Ussery is the daughter of Robbie and Roger Wallace. She chose TAMIU for the great coaching staff. Her most inspirational figure is her mother. After TAMIU, Ussery plans to become the first African-American Female Head Athletic Trainer for an NBA or NFL team. In her free time, Ussery enjoys hanging out with family and friends, cooking or eating, and llistening to music.
6 Leah Mcmanus JR | Outside Hitter | 5-8 | Encinitas, California | SP K K/Set TA A SA D TB 2017 67 144 2.15 519 10 17 104 19Career 67 144 2.15 519 10 17 104 19
McManus is the daughter of Dana Plant and Dan McManus. McManus chose TAMIU to continue her volleyball career and expand her knowledge and earn her degree in Kinesiology.
7 Panebi Shirey R-Fr | Middle Blocker | 6-0 | Houston, Texas | SP K K/Set TA A SA D TB 2017 66 128 1.94 383 0 0 13 41 Career 66 128 1.94 383 0 0 13 41
Shirey is the daughter of Mary Tombiri and Lee Shirey. She is a sister to Eghosa, Tari, Preda, and Bubba. Panebi chose TAMIU for its diverse community and international students. She loves the Laredo weather and established a strong bond with head coach Susie Jangada. Her most inspirational figure is Jesus Christ. In her free time, Panebi enjoys being goofy and laughing, hanging out with friends, listening to Beyonce, or watching movies....especially Disney movies.
8 Gabrielle zamora FR | Outside Hitter | 5-6 | Houston, Texas| SP K K/Set TA A SA D TB 2017 64 76 1.19 314 5 9 66 8 Career 64 76 1.19 314 5 9 66 8
Zamora is the daughter of Andra and Ed Zamora. She is a sister to Zackary. Gabrielle chose TAMIU for the oportunity to play volleyball and the campus and student-life environment. Her most inspirational figure is Gabrielle Reece. After TAMIU, Zamora will attend Medical School. In her free time, Gabrielle enjoys the outdoors, espcially camping or swimming.
10 Shelby Hale FR | Defensive Specialist| 5-8 | Cedar Park, Texas | SP K K/Set TA A SA D TB 2017 56 0 0.00 6 1 5 12 0 Career 56 0 0.00 6 1 5 12 0
Shleby is the daughter of Melissa Hale and Lavon Perrin. She is a sister to Austin Hale. Hale chose TAMIU for the opportunity to play volleyball. Her most inspirational figure is her Mom. After TAMIU, Hale will attend graduate school to earn a doctorate in Psychology. In her free time, Hale enjoys doing homework or doing work as an RA.
11 Mya Rodriguez FR| Setter | 5-4 | Mission, Texas | SP K K/Set TA A SA D TB 2017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Rodriguez is the daughter of Myra Garza and granddaughter of Maria Alicia Garza. Mya chose TAMIU for its multi-cultural environment, the opportunity to study abroad, low student to faculty ratio, the proximity to home, and to play volleyball. Her most inspirational figure is her Mom. After TAMIU Mya wants to research Psychology at a large University and become a psychology professor. In her free time, Mya enjoys volunteering at her local library, reading, watching movies, hanging out with friends, and spending time with family.
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14 Megan unrath JR | Middle Blocker | 5-11 | Austin, Texas | SP K K/Set TA A SA D TB 2015 70 70 1.00 34 251 27 0 02016 50 44 .88 13 173 5 0 02017 66 112 1.70 325 3 0 15 20 Career 186 226 1.19 372 327 32 15 20
Megan is the daughter of Angela and Timothy Unrath and is a sister to Justin and Ryan. Megan chose TAMIU because the University has a great study abroad and language program, it’s affordable, it has a great student to teacher ratio, and it gave her the ability to play collegiate volleyball. Her inspiration is Jesus. After TAMIU Megan would like to work with the United Nations as a Translator. In her spare time Megan enjoys reading, blogging, practicing calligraphy, spending time with family, painting her nails, and singing.
17 Ronnie fountain JR | Setter | 5-7 | Whitehouse, Texas | SP K K/Set TA A SA D TB 2017 67 44 .66 130 472 7 140 6 Career 67 44 .66 130 472 7 140 6
Ronnie is the daughter of Karen and Ronnie Fountain and is a sister to Nicki Cornejo, Mandi Wilson, Ashley Fountain, and Jon-Eric Fountain. Ronnie chose TAMIU because of the atmosphere that surrounds the school. The biggest factor was the girls on the team and the coaches. The coaches definitely sold me on the school, but what got me most was their love for the volleyball program. for my next 2 years!” Her inspirational figures are her sisters. After TAMIU Fountain wants to teach biology and coach volleyball at the high school level. In her free time, Fountain enjoys working out, reading, or hanging out with friends.
18 Cami Ruiz JR | Middle Hitter | 5-11 | Bogota, Colombia| SP K K/Set TA A SA D TB 2017 15 1 .07 3 0 1 4 0 Career 15 1 .07 3 0 1 4 0
Cami is the daughter Carlos Alfonso Ruiz and Maria del Pilar Ballesteros. She is a sister to Lilliana Andrea Ruiz Ballesteros. Cami chose TAMIU because it gave her an opportunity to play volleyball and study her degree. Her most inspirational figure is her Dad. After TAMIU Cami will pursue a masters degree in civil engineering and hopes to become an assistant volleyball coach to pay for classes. In her free time, Ruiz enjoys spending time with her boyfriend, watching tv series or movies, or skyping with her family.
13 aleksandra bilic JR | Middle Blocker | 6-1 | Velika Gorica, Croatia | SP K K/Set TA A SA D TB 2017 21 11 .52 42 1 0 0 2 Career 21 11 .52 42 1 0 0 2
Yuliia is the daughter of Svetlana Kharchenko and Edwin Escamilla. She is a sister to Maria and Luke. Yuliia chose TAMIU for the beautiul campus, the caring atmosphere, and the Volleyball coaching staff. Her most inspirational figure is her Mom. After TAMIU Hupkovska wants to coach volleyball. In her free time, Yuliia enjoys spending time with friends and going to the movies.
Jerry hullaassistant Coach
2nd season
UMBC, 1991
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In September ....................................2-15 ............. 0-3In October ..........................................0-2 .............. 0-2In November ......................................0-0 .............. 0-0
Top 10 Opponents....................................................0-0Top 25 Opponents....................................................0-0
School from Oklahoma..............................................0-2School from Arkansas...............................................1-4School from Georgia.................................................1-1School from Texas.....................................................0-4School from Alabama................................................0-1School from Mississippi.............................................0-2School from Tennesee...............................................0-1School from Louisiana...............................................0-1School from Kansas...................................................0-1
The Last Time Texas A&M International University...
The Dustdevils...Won at home ......................................... 10/27/2016 vs. Oklahoma Panhandle StateWon on the Road ................................................................ 9/7/2016 at Clark AtlantaWon at a Neutral Site .......... 9/15/2017 vs. Arkansas-Monticello in Magnolia, ARLost at Home .......................................................... 9/30/2017 vs. Lubbock ChristianLost on the Road .......................................................................10/7/2017 at NewmanLost at a Neutral Site ...................... 09/23/2017 vs. Henderson State in Austin, TXWon in three sets .................................. 10/27/2016 vs. Oklahoma Panhandle StateWon in four sets ................................................11/3/2015 at Texas A&M-KingsvilleWon in five sets .................................................. 9/15/2017 vs. Arkansas-MonticelloBeat a Top-25-ranked team at home ...................................................................neverBeat a Top-25 ranked team on the road .............................................................never
Individual
An Individual in three sets...Had 15+ Kills ...................................Alex Ciszek (16), St. Mary’s (TX), 10/11/2012Had 40+ Assists ........................... Daria Winckler (40), American Int’l, 9/22, 2012Hitting % Above .375 ............ Tasmin Apple (.615), Huston Tillotson, 10/17/2014Had 5+ Aces ..........................................Andrea Marshall (5), Merrimack, 9/1/2012Had 2+ Block Solos ..................Samantha Gonzalez (2), Dallas Baptist, 9/19/2015 Had 5+ Block Assists ..............................Paige Criss (5), Wheeling Jesuit, 9/1/2012 Had 6+ Total Blocks ................ Paige Criss (6), Oklahoma Panhandle, 10/26/2012
An Individual in four sets...Had 22+ Kills ....................... Paula Mrowczynska (22), Dallas Baptist, 10/22/2015Had 50+ Assists ......................................Lizzie Prieto (50), St. Edward’s, 9/17/2015Had 7+ Aces .......................... Yuliia Hupkovska (7), Southern Arkansas, 9/2/2017Had 2+ Block Solos .................................... Paige Criss (2), Azusa Pacific, 9/6/2013Had 6+ Block Assists ....................................... Paige Criss (6), Newman, 10/3/2013Had 6+ Total Blocks ........................................ Paige Criss (6), Newman, 10/3/2013
An Individual in five sets...Had 25+ Kills ..............................Miaje Hubbard(26), St. Mary’s (TX), 10/25/2014Had 60+ Assists ......................................Daria Winckler (60), Caldwell, 9/21/2012Had 5+ Aces ........................................ Andrea Marshall (5), St. Edward’s, 9/6/2012Had 2+ Block Solos ...................... Megan Unrath (2), St. Mary’s (TX), 10/10/2015Had 8+ Block Assists ............................................... Paige Criss (8), Pace, 9/22/2012Had 8+ Total Blocks ........................................Nadiah Fry (8), Newman, 10/8/2016
Team
The team in three sets...Had 45+ Kills ............................................. (47), Oklahoma Panhandle, 10/26/2012Had 40+ Assists ....................................................... (47), American Int’l, 9/22, 2012Hitting % Above .375 ............................. (.392), Oklahoma Panhandle, 10/26/2012Had 5+ Aces ................................................ (10), Oklahoma Panhandle, 10/4/2013Had 2+ Block Solos .........................................................(3), McMurray, 10/24/2013 Had 5+ Block Assists ............................................... (18), Wheeling Jesuit, 9/1/2012 Had 10+ Total Blocks ............................................... (10), Wheeling Jesuit, 9/1/2012
The team in four sets...Had 22+ Kills ................................................................ (70), St. Edward’s, 9/17/2015Had 50+ Assists ............................................................ (67), St. Edward’s, 9/17/2015Had 5+ Aces .............................................(11), Texas A&M - Kingsville, 11/3/2015 Had 2+ Block Solos ..............................................................(4), Newman, 10/3/2015Had 6+ Block Assists ............................................... (16), Dallas Baptist, 10/22/2015Had 6+ Total Blocks .....................................(9), Texas A&M-Kingsville, 11/3/2015
The team in five sets...Had 25+ Kills ...................................................................... (78), Caldwell, 9/21/2012Had 60+ Assists .................................................................. (71), Caldwell, 9/21/2012Had 5+ Aces ........................................................... (9), UT Permian Basin, 9/4/2014Had 2+ Block Solos .................................................(5), St. Mary’s (TX), 10/10/2015Had 8+ Block Assists ................................................................. (22), Pace, 9/22/2012Had 8+ Total Blocks ...........................................................(11), Newman, 10/6/2012
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2017 TAMIU VOLLEYBALL QUICK FACTSUniversity InformationFounded: 1970 (2002 Athletics)Enrollment: 7, 400Nickname: DustdevilsSchool Colors: Maroon and SilverAffiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Heartland ConferencePresident: Dr. Pablo ArenazAthletic Director: Griz ZimmermannWebsite: Tamiu.edu/GoDustdevils.com
Athletic CommunicationsSports Information Contact: Tim FairheadOffice Phone: (956) 326-3174Cell Phone: (585) 447-7268Email: [email protected]
Kinesiology and Convocation BuildingOpened: 1998Capacity: 1,800Square Footage: 49,000Largest Crowds:9/19/2009 - 640 vs. St. Edward’s10/14/2010 - 445 vs. Oklahoma Panhandle State10/15/2009 - 407 vs. Oklahoma Panhandle State10/22/2015 -400 vs Dallas Baptist
Team Information:First Season: 2002Complete Seasons: 14All-Time Record: 188-245Red River Athletic Conference All-Time Record (2002-06): 56-15Heartland Conference Record All-Time Record (2007-Present): 42-90Newcomers: 10Returners: 3
Laredo, TexasLaredo is located at an enviable crossroads of international business and life. The history of Laredo is hallmarked by seven sovereign flags.
Population: 257, 156 (2016 Census Report)Square Miles: 90 mi2
156 miles south of San Antonio, Texas158 miles west of Corpus Christi153 miles north of Monterrey, Mexico
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2017 Overall StatisticsTex. A&M Int'l Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 11, 2017)
Team Statistics TAMIVB OPPATTACK K i l l s 632 846 E r r o r s 402 293 Total Attacks 2206 2175 Attack Pct . 1 0 4 . 2 5 4 K i l l s / S e t 9.4 12.6SET A s s i s t s 557 760 A s s i s t s / S e t 8.3 11.3SERVE A c e s 82 132 E r r o r s 127 129 A c e s / S e t 1.2 2.0SERVE RECEPTIONS E r r o r s 132 84 E r r o r s / S e t 2.0 1.3DEFENSE D i g s 875 999 D i g s / S e t 13.1 14.9BLOCKING Block Solo 30 31 Block Assist 82 134 Total Blocks 71.0 98.0 B l o c k s / S e t 1.1 1.5 Block Errors 19 26Ball handling errors 10 11ATTENDANCE T o t a l 125 1268 Dates/Avg Per Date 1/125 8/158 Neutral site #/Avg 10/84 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak 0 -
Date Opponent Score Score by set Att.Sep 01 vs Ouachita Baptist L 0-3 21-25,22-25,18-25 150Sep 01 vs Southern Nazarene L 0-3 19-25,14-25,14-25 150Sep 02 vs Southern Arkansas L 1-3 30-28,13-25,25-27,23-25 150Sep 02 at Southeastern Okla. L 0-3 18-25,15-25,17-25 150Sep 07 at Clark Atlanta W 3-2 25-22,23-25,20-25,25-23,15-13 0Sep 08 vs UU L 0-3 15-25,23-26,20-25 25Sep 08 vs SWU L 2-3 25-13,25-17,18-25,19-25,11-15 30Sep 09 vs UAH L 0-3 20-25,22-25,14-25 20Sep 09 at EMMANUEL L 1-3 17-24,14-25,25-22,15-25 50Sep 15 vs Arkansas-Monticello W 3-2 25-15,23-25,12-25,25-21,15-13 124Sep 15 at Southern Arkansas L 0-3 11-25,17-25,19-25 231Sep 16 vs Grambling State L 0-3 16-25,16-25,20-25 74Sep 16 vs Mississippi College L 0-3 13-25,22-25,15-25 66
*Sep 21 at DBU L 0-3 16-25,18-25,16-25 237*Sep 23 at St. Edward's L 0-3 24-26,11-25,14-25 203Sep 23 vs Henderson State L 1-3 27-25,19-25,18-25,17-25 50
*Sep 30 LCU L 1-3 25-20,21-25,22-25,12-25 125*Oct 05 at UAFS L 0-3 14-25,13-25,10-25 245*Oct 07 at Newman L 0-3 18-25,15-25,11-25 152
Record in 3-set matches:0-12 • Record in 4-set matches:0-4 • Record in 5-set matches:2-1
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2017 Heartland StatisticsTex. A&M Int'l Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 11, 2017)
Conference matches
RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 0-5 0-1 0-4 0-0CONFERENCE 0-5 0-1 0-4 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
Team Statistics TAMIVB OPPATTACK K i l l s 119 212 E r r o r s 107 69 Total Attacks 567 559 Attack Pct . 0 2 1 . 2 5 6 K i l l s / S e t 7.4 13.2SET A s s i s t s 113 194 A s s i s t s / S e t 7.1 12.1SERVE A c e s 10 31 E r r o r s 20 36 A c e s / S e t 0.6 1.9SERVE RECEPTIONS E r r o r s 31 10 E r r o r s / S e t 1.9 0.6DEFENSE D i g s 238 287 D i g s / S e t 14.9 17.9BLOCKING Block Solo 13 9 Block Assist 20 32 Total Blocks 23.0 25.0 B l o c k s / S e t 1.4 1.6 Block Errors 7 11Ball handling errors 3 5ATTENDANCE T o t a l 125 837 Dates/Avg Per Date 1/125 4/209 Neutral site #/Avg 0/0 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak 0 -
Date Opponent Score Score by set Att.*Sep 21 at DBU L 0-3 16-25,18-25,16-25 237*Sep 23 at St. Edward's L 0-3 24-26,11-25,14-25 203*Sep 30 LCU L 1-3 25-20,21-25,22-25,12-25 125*Oct 05 at UAFS L 0-3 14-25,13-25,10-25 245*Oct 07 at Newman L 0-3 18-25,15-25,11-25 152
Record in 3-set matches: 0-4Record in 4-set matches: 0-1Record in 5-set matches: 0-0
