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2016 SCHEDULE

August 26 Davenport University Chicago, Ill. 2 p.m. 26 Marian (Ind.) University Chicago, Ill. 6 p.m. 27 Cornerstone University Chicago, Ill. 9 a.m. 27 Mount Mercy University Chicago, Ill. 1 p.m. 31 University of Wisconsin-Parkside Kenosha, Wis. 7 p.m.

September 2 College of the Ozarks Bellevue, Neb. 1 p.m. 2 Montana Tech University Bellevue, Neb. 7 p.m. 3 Baker University Bellevue, Neb. 9 a.m. 3 Northwestern (Iowa) College Bellevue, Neb. 1 p.m. 6 Calumet College of St. Joseph * HOME 7 p.m. 8 Trinity Christian College * Palos Heights, Ill. 7 p.m. 13 Indiana University South Bend * South Bend, Ind. 6 p.m. 16 Campbellsville University Bourbonnais, Ill. 5 p.m. 20 Purdue University Northwest * HOME 7 p.m. 21 Olivet Nazarene University * HOME 7 p.m. 23 Robert Morris University Illinois * Dubuque, Iowa 6 p.m. 23 Clark University Dubuque, Iowa 8 p.m. 24 Mount Mercy University Cedar Rapids, Iowa 1 p.m. 27 Governors State University * University Park, Ill. 7 p.m. 29 Indiana University South Bend * HOME 7 p.m.

October 7 Robert Morris University Illinois * Arlington Heights, Ill. 3 p.m. 8 St. Ambrose University * Arlington Heights, Ill. 10 a.m. 8 Saint Xavier University * Arlington Heights, Ill. 2 p.m. 11 Calumet College of St. Joseph * Whiting, Ind. 7 p.m. 13 Trinity Christian College * HOME 7 p.m. 14 Grace College HOME 2 p.m. 14 Georgetown (Ky.) College HOME 8 p.m. 15 Missouri Valley College HOME 9 a.m. 15 Madonna University HOME 3 p.m. 19 Webber International University Babson Park, Fla. 2 p.m. 19 Southeastern University Lakeland, Fla. 6 p.m. 20 Warner University Lake Wales, Fla. 7 p.m. 25 Olivet Nazarene University * Bourbonnais, Ill. 7 p.m. 26 Purdue University Northwest * Hammond, Ind. 7 p.m. 28 Judson University * Elgin, Ill. 3:15 p.m. 28 Trinity International University * Elgin, Ill. 7:45 p.m. 29 Cardinal Stritch University * Elgin, Ill. 9 a.m. 29 Roosevelt University * Elgin, Ill. 1:30 p.m.

November 1 Governors State University * HOME 7 p.m. 8 CCAC Tournament Quarterfinals TBA TBA 10 CCAC Tournament Semifinals TBA TBA 12 CCAC Tournament Championship TBA TBA 19 NAIA Opening Round TBA TBA 29 NAIA National Tournament Sioux City, Iowa TBA 30 NAIA National Tournament Sioux City, Iowa TBA

December 1 NAIA National Tournament Sioux City, Iowa TBA 2 NAIA National Tournament Sioux City, Iowa TBA 3 NAIA National Tournament Sioux City, Iowa TBA All times Central* CCAC match



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TABLE OF CONTENTS

General Information

Facts & figures: 1Social media: 1Pat Sullivan Center: Inside back cover

2016 Season

Schedule: Inside front cover

Coaching Staff

Head coach Cara Currier: 2Assistant coaches: 3

Players

Returning seniors: 4-8Returning juniors: 9-12Returning sophomores: 13-14Newcomers: 15Roster: 16Team photo: Back cover

2015 Season Review

Statistics: 17Results: 18CCAC standings: 19CCAC awards: 19

History & Records

Year-by-year records: 20Coaching records: 20NAIA postseason history: 20CCAC championship & tournament history: 20Individual records: 20Honor roll: 21Opponent series history: 22Career & season leaders: 23-24

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Introduction & Quick Facts

USFFacts & Figures

Quick FactsLocation: Joliet, IllinoisFounded: 1920Total Enrollment: 3,762President: Dr. Arvid C. JohnsonAthletic Director: Dave LaketaNational Affiliation: NAIAConference: Chicagoland CollegiateColors: Brown & goldNickname: Fighting SaintsMascot: Bernie

Facility InformationFacility: Pat Sullivan CenterCapacity: 1,200

Team Information2015 Overall Record: 20-222015 CCAC Record: 13-62015 CCAC Finish: 5th

Volleyball HistoryFirst Season: 1977All-Time Record (since 1981): 1,034-519NAIA Postseason Appearances: 9Last NAIA Postseason Appearance: 2012

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Cara CurrierAlma Mater: Augustana (Ill.) 1990Career Record: 367-234 (15th yr.)Record at USF: 367-234 (15th yr.)

Sports InformationSID: Dave HilbertEmail: [email protected]: 815-740-3614Cell: 630-272-2904Internet: gofightingsaints.com

CREDITS

Layout & Design: Dave HilbertEditorial Assistance: Dave LaketaStill Photography: Visual Image PhotographyAction Photography: Dave Hilbert, John Patsch

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GENERAL INFORMATION

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Head Coach Cara Currier

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COACHING STAFF

• Begins her 15th season at the helm of the USF women’s volleyball program

• Enters the 2016 campaign in 18th place among active NAIA coaches with 367 career victories (367-223, .622)

• A two-time CCAC Coach of the Year (2007, 2012)

• Has produced 12 winning records in 14 years

• Achieved the 300-win milestone on Sept. 20, 2013, in the Saints’ three-set decision over Indiana University East

• Enjoyed one of her most successful seasons in 2012, when she guided USF to CCAC regular-season and tournament titles and the team’s first trip to the NAIA postseason since her USF debut in 2002

• Led USF to the NAIA national finals in 2012 following a five-set road victory against Doane College in the Opening Round

• Directed the Saints to a share of the CCAC regular-season title in 2007

• Claimed immediate success at USF as her initial team in 2002 posted a 35-9 mark, won CCAC and NAIA Region VII tournaments, and advanced to the NAIA national tournament, where it tied for 11th place

• Served as an assistant coach at USF from 2000-01

• Spent five years as a math teacher and girls’ volleyball coach at Plainfield Central High School, while also coaching the sophomore softball team all five years

• Serves as USF’s assistant director of athletics in addition to her role as head women’s volleyball coach

• Received bachelor of arts degrees in both mathematics and secondary education from Augustana (Ill.) College in 1990 and a master of science degree in sports management from Western Illinois University in 1998

• Posted a 3.31 grade point average and earned a total of 11 letters in volleyball, swimming and softball as an undergraduate at Augustana, where she earned a host of honors including softball Academic All-America status

• An All-College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin performer in both softball and swimming, as well as being the recipient of the Outstanding Participant Award at the CCIW Swimming Championships

• Lettered in volleyball, basketball and softball during her prep career at Hononegah High School

• Mother of twin daughters, Ashley and Haley, who were born in 2003

• Resides in Minooka



Assistant Coaches

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COACHING STAFF

Assistant Coach Kaylee Kaminsky

• Begins her third season with USF after serving as a graduate assistant from 2014-15

• Spent the 2013 season as an assistant volleyball coach at Indiana Institute of Technology, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in elementary education upon her graduation in May of that year

• Garnered NAIA Scholar-Athlete and Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference All-Academic recognition as a member of the Warrior volleyball team

Graduate Assistant Kelsey Cox

• Joins the USF coaching staff as a graduate assistant

• Played volleyball for two years (2011-12) at Indiana Institute of Technology, where she earned AVCA/NAIA honorable mention All-America and All-Mideast Region accolades

• Named an NJCAA Second-Team All-American at Grand Rapids Community College in 2010

• Received a bachelor’s degree in elementary education from Indiana Tech in 2014

• Served as a substitute teacher and girls’ volleyball coach in Michigan from 2013-16

Assistant Coach Ashley Richards

• Returns for her second season coaching at her alma mater

• One of the top setters in USF history

• Named an NAIA honorable mention All-American and CCAC Setter of the Year in 2012 after helping lead USF to the CCAC title and a berth in the NAIA national tournament

• Graduated from USF in 2013 with a bachelor’s degree in education

• Teaches middle school in Minooka



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PLAYER PROFILES

Alyssa BridlemanMiddle Hitter6-0SeniorKenosha, Wis.Bradford H.S.#11

At USF in 2015• Played all 151 sets covering 42 matches• Named an honorable mention AVCA All-Midwest Region selection• Tabbed All-CCAC First Team• Voted CCAC Attacker of the Week on two occasions• Ranked second in the CCAC in hitting percentage (.319) and kills (446), and third in blocks (130)• Collected double-digit kills 23 times, including a career-best 24 against Indiana Tech (10/10/15)• Credited with five or more blocks on nine occasions • Matched her career high with seven blocks against Mount Mercy (8/28/15)

At USF in 2014• Played 134 sets in 38 matches• Topped the club with 125 total blocks• Credited with five or more blocks in eight matches• Collected a career-best seven blocks against Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) (9/17/14) and Graceland (10/10/14)• Ranked second in the CCAC with a .325 hitting percentage• Hit 236 kills (1.76/set)• Tallied double-digit kills on six occasions• Clubbed a season-high 13 kills against Dakota Wesleyan (9/5/14)

At USF in 2013• Played 48 sets in 27 matches • Led the team in blocks per set (0.79, 38 total) • Registered her season high with four blocks against Purdue North Central (10/1/13) and Robert Morris Illinois (10/25/13) • Collected 46 kills with a .158 hitting percentage

High School• A three-year letter winner at Bradford (Wis.) High School playing for coach Kyle Yackley • Earned all-state honorable mention recognition in 2012 • Named All-Southeast Conference twice • Set school season records in block assists (81) and total blocks (104) as a junior • Collected 99 blocks and posted a .404 hitting percentage her senior year

Personal• Majoring in medical technology

Career StatisticsSeason GP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2013 48 27 46 0.96 24 139 .158 6 0.12 0 0.00 0 25 0.52 2 8 30 38 0.79 4 12014 134 38 236 1.76 59 546 .324 17 0.13 2 0.01 3 53 0.40 7 33 92 125 0.93 11 4 2015 151 42 446 2.95 121 1020 .319 37 0.25 17 0.11 26 137 0.91 2 53 77 130 0.86 17 2

TOTAL 333 107 728 2.19 204 1705 .307 60 0.18 19 0.06 29 215 0.65 11 94 199 293 0.88 32 7

Returning Seniors


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PLAYER PROFILES

Returning Seniors

Danielle ConradSetter/Outside Hitter5-8SeniorDarien, Ill.Downers Grove South H.S.#4

At USF in 2015• Played 148 sets in all 42 matches• Earned CCAC All-Academic honors• Split time between setter and outside hitter• Ranked second on the team with 560 assists, including a season-best 26 against Baker (9/5/15)• Collected 209 kills and 231 digs• Hit double-digit kills on two occasions and logged 10 or more digs in five matches with a pair of double-doubles• Clubbed a career-high 16 kills in the match against Baker and had a career-best 14 digs against Indiana Tech (10/10/15)

At USF in 2014• Played 77 sets in 23 matches until suffering a season-ending injury midway through the campaign• Ranked fourth in the CCAC in assists per set (8.95, 689 total)• Registered a career-best 59 assists against Ashford (9/6/14)• Tallied double-digit digs in six matches• Posted a season high with 12 digs against Point Park (8/29/14) and St. Ambrose (8/30/14)

At USF in 2013• Played 127 sets, appearing in 39 of 40 matches• Saw the bulk of her duty at the setter position during the second half of the season • Ranked sixth among the CCAC assists leaders (794 total, 6.25 per set) • Registered a season high with 35 assists against Waldorf (9/7/13) and Saint Xavier (10/25/13) • Logged a .323 attack percentage with just four errors in 65 total attempts• Notched a pair of double-digit dig efforts with 11 against Webber International (10/15/13) and 10 against Trinity Christian (11/7/13)

High School• A three-year starting setter at Downers Grove South High School • Played for coach Trisha Kurth • Named All-West Suburban Conference Gold Division three times • Selected as team MVP both her junior and senior year• Received the West Suburban Conference Academic Achievement Award her senior year

Personal• Majoring in art & design

Career StatisticsSeason GP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2013 127 39 25 0.20 4 65 .323 794 6.25 29 0.23 53 184 1.45 0 0 5 5 0.04 2 192014 77 23 42 0.55 21 162 .130 689 8.95 20 0.26 29 148 1.92 2 3 21 24 0.31 0 212015 148 42 209 1.41 93 675 .172 560 3.78 32 0.22 30 231 1.56 12 1 34 35 0.24 6 21

TOTAL 352 104 276 0.78 118 902 .175 2043 5.80 81 0.23 112 563 1.60 14 4 60 64 0.18 8 61



PLAYER PROFILES

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Returning Seniors

Kelly GouldSetter/Defensive Specialist5-7SeniorBurlington, Wis.Burlington Catholic Central H.S.#12

At USF in 2015• Played 148 sets in all 42 matches• Contributed as a setter and defensive specialist• Ranked second on the team with 360 digs and third with 324 assists• Collected double-digit digs on 14 occasions• Had a season-high 28 digs against Baker (9/5/15)• Credited with a season-best 22 assists against Indiana Tech (10/10/15)• Served 30 aces, good for third-most on the club

College• Played two seasons (2013-14) as a setter and defensive specialist at NAIA member Hannibal-LaGrange• Collected 1,392 assists and 401 digs during her career

High School • A four-year letter winner at Burlington Catholic Central (Wis.) High School playing for coach Mae Mae Oberhofer• Earned all-state honors three times and was a two-time All-Midwest Classic Conference selection

Personal• Majoring in biology

Career StatisticsSeason GP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2015 148 42 12 0.08 9 59 .051 324 2.19 30 0.20 30 360 2.43 21 0 1 1 0.01 0 12

TOTAL 148 42 12 0.08 9 59 .051 324 2.19 30 0.20 30 360 2.43 21 0 1 1 0.01 0 12



PLAYER PROFILES

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Returning Seniors

Brooke HartnellOutside Hitter/Defensive Specialist5-7SeniorPleasant Prairie, Wis.Tremper H.S.#14

At USF in 2015• Played 148 sets in all 42 matches• Stood fourth in the CCAC in digs (585)• Totaled double-digit digs in 31 of 42 contests• Had 20-plus digs in eight matches, including a season-best 26 against Olivet Nazarene (11/12/15) in USF’s CCAC Tournament semifinal win• Collected double-digit kills three times with 10 kills each against Mount Mercy (8/28/15), Evangel (10/10/15) and Calumet St. Joseph (10/13/15)• Logged a pair of double-doubles• Ranked second on the team with 35 service aces

At USF in 2014• Selected to the All-CCAC Second Team• Played 147 sets, appearing in all 41 matches• Ranked 10th in the NAIA in digs (767) and 21st in service aces (59), leading the CCAC in both categories• Collected double-digit digs in 32 matches• Registered a career-best 40 digs against Indiana Wesleyan (8/22/14)• Notched 30 or more digs on three occasions• Served a career-high and USF season-best six aces against Dakota Wesleyan (9/5/14)

At USF in 2013• Played 96 sets in 37 matches• Ranked fourth on the team in digs (192) • Notched double-digit digs on seven occasions • Credited with a season-high 14 digs against Saint Xavier (10/25/13) • Stood third in the CCAC in service aces (0.38 per set, 36 total) • Had a season high four aces against Taylor (8/24/13) and Roosevelt (10/26/13)

High School• Played for coach Scott Marita at Tremper (Wis.) High School • Tabbed All-Southeast Conference and All-Kenosha County in 2012 • Collected 210 kills, 364 digs and a team-high 72 aces as an outside hitter and defensive specialist her senior year • Helped lead Tremper to the Southeast Conference tournament title and regional final in 2012


Career StatisticsSeason GP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2013 96 37 11 0.11 19 83 -.096 4 0.04 36 0.38 30 192 2.00 10 0 0 0 0.00 0 32014 147 41 18 0.12 23 112 -.045 29 0.20 59 0.40 68 767 5.22 83 0 0 0 0.00 0 112015 148 42 73 0.49 66 355 .020 35 0.24 39 0.26 63 585 3.95 53 1 4 5 0.03 0 0

TOTAL 391 120 102 0.26 108 550 -.011 68 0.17 134 0.34 161 1544 3.95 146 1 4 5 0.01 0 14



PLAYER PROFILES

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Returning Seniors

Ashlynn WallaceDefensive Specialist5-7SeniorRomeoville, Ill.Romeoville H.S.#10

At USF in 2015• Played 51 sets in 21 matches• Collected 21 digs and seven aces

At USF in 2014• Played 127 sets, appearing in all 41 matches• Ranked fourth on the team with 32 service aces• Matched her career high with four aces against Indiana Wesleyan (8/22/14)• Collected 137 digs• Tallied double-digit digs on two occasions• Notched a career-high 14 digs against Grand View (9/19/14)

At USF in 2013• Appeared in 30 sets covering 20 matches primarily as a serving specialist • Collected 16 aces, with a career-high four each against Trinity International (10/26/13) and Purdue North Central (11/5/13) • Finished the year with 24 digs • Credited with a season-high six digs against Indiana Tech (9/21/13)

High School• A three-year letter winner at Romeoville High School • Played for coach Deb Fehrenbacher • Served as team captain her sophomore and senior years

Personal• Majoring in psychology

Career StatisticsSeason GP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2013 30 20 2 0.07 0 5 .400 0 0.00 16 0.53 17 24 0.80 3 0 0 0 0.00 0 02014 127 41 3 0.02 6 48 -.062 18 0.14 32 0.25 61 136 1.07 34 0 0 0 0.00 0 12015 51 21 0 0.00 1 5 -.200 3 0.06 7 0.14 17 21 0.41 2 0 0 0 0.00 0 0

TOTAL 208 82 5 0.02 7 58 -.034 21 0.10 55 0.26 95 181 0.87 39 0 0 0 0.00 0 1



PLAYER PROFILES

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Returning Juniors

Leah AllesDefensive Specialist5-5JuniorTinley Park, Ill.Providence Catholic H.S.#1

At USF in 2015• Played 150 sets in all 42 matches• Named to the CoSIDA College Division Academic All-District Team• Earned CCAC All-Academic honors• Led the CCAC and ranked 23rd in the NAIA in service aces (58)• Served a career-high six aces against Calumet St. Joseph (10/13/15)• Ranked seventh in the CCAC in digs (514)• Credited with double-digit digs on 25 occasions• Logged 20 or more digs four times, including a career-high 26 against Trinity Christian (10/15/15)

At USF in 2014• Played 147 sets, appearing in all 41 matches• Ranked second on the team with 40 aces and third with 348 digs• Notched a .925 receiving percentage, good for second-best on the team • Collected double-digit digs in 16 matches• Tallied a season-high 16 digs against Indiana South Bend (9/11/14)• Served a season-best five aces against Graceland (10/10/14)

High School• A four-year letter winner at Providence Catholic High School • Played for coach Rachel Ellingson • Led the Celtics with 48 service aces and collected 186 digs during PCHS’ 22-15 campaign in 2013• Earned inclusion on Providence Catholic’s Honor Roll


Career StatisticsSeason GP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2014 147 41 14 0.10 16 78 -.026 38 0.26 40 0.27 44 348 2.37 25 0 0 0 0.00 0 32015 150 42 8 0.05 13 60 -.083 27 0.18 58 0.39 30 514 3.43 47 0 0 0 0.00 0 0

TOTAL 297 83 22 0.07 29 138 -.051 65 0.22 98 0.33 74 862 2.90 72 0 0 0 0.00 0 3



PLAYER PROFILES

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Returning Juniors

Lindsay NunezDefensive Specialist5-6JuniorGranger, Ind.Edwardsburg H.S.#7

At USF in 2015• Sidelined by injury

At USF in 2014• Played 73 sets in 29 matches• Collected 26 digs

High School• A three-year letter winner at Edwardsburg (Ind.) High School • Played for coach Chrissy Breisch • Named All-Wolverine Conference First Team in 2012 and honorable mention the following year • Selected team MVP each of her final two campaigns • Collected 646 digs her junior year and 640 as a senior

Personal• Majoring in nursing

Career StatisticsSeason GP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2014 73 29 0 0.00 1 4 -.250 0 0.00 6 0.08 10 26 0.36 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 02015 ------------------- DNP -------------------

TOTAL 73 29 0 0.00 1 4 -.250 0 0.00 6 0.08 10 26 0.36 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0



PLAYER PROFILES

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Returning Juniors

Tynae PhillipsMiddle Hitter/Right Side5-11JuniorSpencer, Wis.Spencer H.S.#13

At USF in 2015• Played 119 sets in 37 matches• Earned CCAC All-Academic honors• Finished the year with 177 kills and 38 blocks• Hit double-digit kills on two occasions• Collected a career-high 12 kills against Purdue Calumet (10/27/15) before hitting 10 against Olivet Nazarene (10/29/15) in the Saints’ next match• Logged a career-best four blocks against Robert Morris Illinois (10/24/15)

At USF in 2014• Played six sets in five matches• Hit six kills in 12 attempts without an error in limited duty

High School• Earned nine letters in three sports at Spencer (Wis.) High School • Lettered three years in volleyball for coach Buff Heller • Named All-Cloverbelt Conference East as a junior and senior

Personal• Majoring in English

Career StatisticsSeason GP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2014 6 5 6 1.00 0 12 .500 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 4 0.67 0 0 1 1 0.17 0 02015 119 37 177 1.49 76 584 .173 12 0.10 0 0.00 0 54 0.45 0 4 34 38 0.32 17 7

TOTAL 125 42 183 1.46 76 596 .180 12 0.10 0 0.00 0 58 0.46 0 4 35 39 0.31 17 7



PLAYER PROFILES

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Returning Juniors

Leah RoseDefensive Specialist5-3JuniorBolingbrook, Ill.Bolingbrook H.S.#16

At USF in 2015• Played 26 sets in 13 matches• Earned CCAC All-Academic honors• Collected 10 digs and four aces in limited duty• Served a pair of aces against Olivet Nazarene (9/24/15)

At USF in 2014• Saw action in 42 sets covering 18 matches• Tallied 18 digs

High School• Attended Bolingbrook High School• Played for coach Andrea Bercot • Helped lead the Raiders to a school-record 22 victories as a senior

Personal• Majoring in social work

Career StatisticsSeason GP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2014 42 18 0 0.00 0 2 .000 2 0.05 4 0.10 4 18 0.43 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 12015 26 13 0 0.00 0 1 .000 0 0.00 4 0.15 7 10 0.38 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0

TOTAL 68 31 0 0.00 0 3 .000 2 0.03 8 0.12 11 28 0.41 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 1



PLAYER PROFILES

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Returning Sophomores

Amber CaseySetter5-4SophomoreChicago, Ill.Mother McAuley H.S.#3

At USF in 2015• Played 132 sets in 40 matches• Led the team with 636 assists, sharing the setting duties with teammates Danielle Conrad and Kelly Gould• Collected a season-high 31 assists against Cardinal Stritch (10/23/15)• Posted a .398 attack percentage with 47 kills in 98 attempts with only eight miscues• Totaled 256 digs, including six double-digit performances• Logged a season-best 12 digs against Olivet Nazarene (9/24/15) and Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) (10/21/15)

High School• Lettered two years at Mother McAuley High School• Played for coach Jen DeJarld• Helped lead Mother McAuley to a state title in 2013 and a supersectional appearance the following year

Personal• Majoring in social work


TOTAL 132 40 47 0.36 8 98 .398 636 4.82 26 0.20 33 256 1.94 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 16

Kelly ClucasSetter/Right Side5-9SophomoreShorewood, Ill.Minooka H.S.#8

At USF in 2015• Played 27 sets in 12 matches• Finished the year with 11 kills and four blocks• Had a season-high three kills against Calumet St. Joseph (9/8/15)

High School• A three-year letter winner as a setter at Minooka High School• Played for coach Chris Hoelscher• Tabbed all-area second team as a senior• Collected 727 assists in 206 sets in 2014

Personal• Majoring in elementary education


TOTAL 27 12 11 0.41 8 58 .052 8 0.30 0 0.00 1 14 0.52 0 1 3 4 0.15 0 2



PLAYER PROFILES

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Returning Sophomores

Jessica KaralowRight Side/Middle Hitter5-10SophomoreChannahon, Ill.Minooka H.S.#2

At USF in 2015• Played all 151 sets covering 42 matches• Hit 241 kills, good for fourth-best on the team• Collected double-digit kills on three occasions, all in her last five matches of the season• Registered a season-best 11 kills against Olivet Nazarene (11/12/15) in USF’s CCAC Tournament semifinal win• Credited with five or more blocks in three matches• Totaled a season-high six blocks against Baker (9/5/15)

High School• A four-year letter winner at Minooka High School, playing for coach Chris Hoelscher• Named team MVP in Minooka’s 24-10 campaign in 2014• Earned all-area and all-conference honors her junior and senior campaigns

Personal• Majoring in pre-nursing


TOTAL 151 42 241 1.60 112 682 .189 12 0.08 1 0.01 1 35 0.23 1 17 63 80 0.53 8 5

JoAnna NowickiOutside Hitter5-10SophomoreMorris, Ill.Morris H.S.#9

At USF in 2015• Played 132 sets in 37 matches• Ranked third on the team with 242 kills• Recorded double-digit kills six times, including a season-high 11 against Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) (10/21/15)• Collected 32 blocks

High School• A four-year letter winner at Morris High School• Played for coach Jaclyn Litwiller• Named all-area as a junior and senior• Tabbed All-Northern Illinois Big 12 First Team in 2013

Personal• Majoring in pre-nursing


TOTAL 132 37 242 1.83 141 854 .118 5 0.04 0 0.00 0 108 0.82 5 4 28 32 0.24 6 2



#5 Brenna PerinarOutside Hitter | Junior | 5-9Channahon, Ill. | Minooka H.S.

College• Earned All-Midwest Athletic Conference honors in back-to-back years (2014-15) at

Lincoln Land Community College• Named MWAC Freshman of the Year in 2014

High School• A 2014 graduate of Minooka High School, where she played for coach Chris

Hoelscher• Named all-area and all-conference as a senior in 2013• Finished second on the team in aces, blocks, and kills, and third in digs that year

PLAYER PROFILES

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Newcomers

#6 Hailey SchultzOutside Hitter | Freshman | 5-9Princeton, Ill. | Princeton H.S.

High School• Lettered three years in volleyball and one year in softball at Princeton High School• Played volleyball for coach Andrew Puck• A three-time All-Three Rivers Area Conference (TRAC) selection • Finished her career in third place on Princeton’s career kills chart with 614 and

posted two of the top-10 season kills totals in school history with 253 in 2015 (5th-best) and 226 the previous year (10th-best)

#15 Jade Livesay-GroarkMiddle Hitter/Right Side | Freshman | 5-11Newberg, Ore. | Newberg H.S.

High School• A three-year letter winner at Newberg (Ore.) High School• Played for coach Mackenzie Upchurch• Earned All-Three Rivers League First-Team honors as a senior • Posted a .470 hitting percentage with 150 kills and 108 blocks that year



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ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown High School 1 Leah Alles DS 5-5 Jr. Tinley Park, Ill. Providence Catholic 2 Jessica Karalow RS/MH 5-10 So. Channahon, Ill. Minooka 3 Amber Casey S 5-4 So. Chicago, Ill. Mother McAuley 4 Danielle Conrad S/OH 5-8 Sr. Darien, Ill. Downers Grove South 5 Brenna Perinar OH 5-9 Jr. Channahon, Ill. Minooka 6 Hailey Schultz OH 5-9 Fr. Princeton, Ill. Princeton 7 Lindsay Nunez DS 5-6 Jr. Granger, Ind. Edwardsburg 8 Kelly Clucas S/RS 5-9 So. Shorewood, Ill. Minooka 9 JoAnna Nowicki OH 5-10 So. Morris, Ill. Morris10 Ashlynn Wallace DS 5-7 Sr. Romeoville, Ill. Romeoville11 Alyssa Bridleman MH 6-0 Sr. Kenosha, Wis. Bradford12 Kelly Gould S/DS 5-7 Sr. Burlington, Wis. Burlington Catholic Central13 Tynae Phillips MH/RS 5-11 Jr. Spencer, Wis. Spencer14 Brooke Hartnell DS/OH 5-7 Sr. Pleasant Prairie, Wis. Tremper15 Jade Livesay-Groark MH/RS 5-11 Fr. Newberg, Ore. Newberg16 Leah Rose DS 5-3 Jr. Bolingbrook, Ill. Bolingbrook

Head Coach: Cara CurrierAssistant Coaches: Kaylee Kaminsky, Ashley RichardsGraduate Assistant: Kelsey Cox

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2015 Statistics

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Overall record: 20-22 • CCAC: 13-6 • Home: 8-8 • Away: 6-5 • Neutral: 6-9

Hitting Setting Serving

Name GP MP K K/S E TA Pct. A A/S SA SA/S SEAlles, Leah 150 42 8 0.05 13 60 -.083 27 0.18 58 0.39 30Karalow, Jessica 151 42 241 1.60 112 682 .189 12 0.08 1 0.01 1Casey, Amber 132 40 47 0.36 8 98 .398 636 4.82 26 0.20 33Conrad, Danielle 148 42 209 1.41 93 675 .172 560 3.78 32 0.22 30Kupferschmid, Shelby 134 37 328 2.45 212 1120 .104 19 0.14 19 0.14 22Clucas, Kelly 27 12 11 0.41 8 58 .052 8 0.30 0 0.00 1Nowicki, JoAnna 132 37 242 1.83 141 854 .118 5 0.04 0 0.00 0Wallace, Ashlynn 51 21 0 0.00 1 5 -.200 3 0.06 7 0.14 17Bridleman, Alyssa 151 42 446 2.95 121 1020 .319 37 0.25 17 0.11 26Gould, Kelly 148 42 12 0.08 9 59 .051 324 2.19 30 0.20 30Phillips, Tynae 119 37 177 1.49 76 584 .173 12 0.10 0 0.00 0Graham, Tricia 47 14 60 1.28 30 168 .179 4 0.09 0 0.00 0Rose, Leah 26 13 0 0.00 0 1 .000 0 0.00 4 0.15 7Hartnell, Brooke 148 42 73 0.49 66 355 .020 35 0.24 39 0.26 63

Totals 151 42 1854 12.28 890 5739 .168 1682 11.14 233 1.54 260Opponents 151 37 1551 10.27 770 4991 .156 1408 9.32 179 1.19 228

Passing Defense Blocking

Name G RE TA Pct. Digs Dig/S BS BA Total B/S BE BHEAlles, Leah 150 47 829 .943 514 3.43 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Karalow, Jessica 151 1 48 .979 35 0.23 17 63 80 0.53 8 5Casey, Amber 132 1 2 .500 256 1.94 0 0 0 0.00 0 16Conrad, Danielle 148 12 198 .939 231 1.56 1 34 35 0.24 6 21Kupferschmid, Shelby 134 55 492 .888 341 2.54 6 29 35 0.26 3 3Clucas, Kelly 27 0 2 1.000 14 0.52 1 3 4 0.15 0 2Nowicki, JoAnna 132 5 94 .947 108 0.82 4 28 32 0.24 6 2Wallace, Ashlynn 51 2 39 .949 21 0.41 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Bridleman, Alyssa 151 2 47 .957 137 0.91 53 77 130 0.86 17 2Gould, Kelly 148 21 403 .948 360 2.43 0 1 1 0.01 0 12Phillips, Tynae 119 0 4 1.000 54 0.45 4 34 38 0.32 17 7Graham, Tricia 47 0 2 1.000 7 0.15 3 16 19 0.40 3 0Rose, Leah 26 0 2 1.000 10 0.38 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Hartnell, Brooke 148 53 720 .926 585 3.95 1 4 5 0.03 0 0

Totals 151 205 2941 .930 2673 17.70 90 289 234.5 1.55 60 70Opponents 151 194 2606 .926 2290 15.17 61 342 232.0 1.54 49 56



2015 Match-by-Match Results

Overall record: 20-22 • CCAC: 13-6 • Home: 8-8 • Away: 6-5 • Neutral: 6-9

Date Opponent W/L Match Score Set Scores Overall CCAC8/28/15 vs. Mount Mercy + W 3-2 25-20,19-25,18-25,25-22,15-13 1-0 0-08/29/15 vs. Concordia (Neb.) + L 1-3 25-23,19-25,23-25,20-25 1-1 0-08/29/15 vs. Concordia (Mich.) + W 3-1 20-25,25-19,25-19,25-15 2-1 0-09/4/15 vs. Doane ~ L 0-3 13-25,22-25,13-25 2-2 0-09/4/15 vs. #12 Northwestern (Iowa) ~ L 0-3 18-25,16-25,15-25 2-3 0-09/5/15 vs. #22 Hastings ~ L 0-3 15-25,27-29,20-25 2-4 0-09/5/15 vs. Baker ~ L 2-3 26-24,22-25,25-22,23-25,13-15 2-5 0-09/8/15 at Calumet St. Joseph * W 3-1 25-15,25-15,20-25,25-12 3-5 1-09/10/15 TRINITY CHRISTIAN * L 0-3 19-22,19-25,22-25 3-6 1-19/12/15 vs. Malone ^ L 1-3 25-27,19-25,25-20,13-25 3-7 1-19/12/15 vs. Maryville ^ L 0-3 18-25,20-25,19-25 3-8 1-19/15/15 INDIANA SOUTH BEND * W 3-0 25-14,25-23,25-18 4-8 2-1 9/16/15 LEWIS L 0-3 12-25,23-25,21-25 4-9 2-19/22/15 at Purdue Calumet * W 3-0 25-16,25-21,25-20 5-9 3-19/24/15 at Olivet Nazarene * L 1-3 21-25,21-25,25-22,18-25 5-10 3-29/25/15 vs. Fisk ` W 3-1 25-21,25-10,26-28,25-23 6-10 3-2 9/25/15 vs. Rochester (Mich.) ` W 3-0 25-15,25-18,26-24 7-10 3-29/26/15 vs. College of Ozarks L 2-3 25-21,15-25,25-22,19-25,9-15 7-11 3-29/26/15 at Ashford ` L 1-3 25-19,19-25,20-25,19-25 7-12 3-29/29/15 PURDUE NORTH CENTRAL * W 3-0 25-19,25-18,25-15 8-12 4-29/30/15 WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE L 1-3 20-25,19-25,25-20,22-25 8-13 4-210/2/15 ROOSEVELT * W 3-0 25-15,28-26,25-13 9-13 5-2 10/3/15 JUDSON * W 3-0 25-21,25-15,25-22 10-13 6-210/3/15 TRINITY INTERNATIONAL * W 3-0 25-18,25-9,25-21 11-13 7-210/9/15 HUNTINGTON @ W 3-0 25-18,25-14,25-23 12-13 7-210/9/15 #2 VITERBO @ L 0-3 16-25,15-25,20-25 12-14 7-210/10/15 #8 EVANGEL @ L 1-3 25-21,16-25,15-25,16-25 12-15 7-210/10/15 INDIANA TECH @ L 1-3 31-33,21-25,28-26,18-25 12-16 7-210/13/15 CALUMET ST. JOSEPH * W 3-0 25-8,25-10,25-17 13-16 8-210/15/15 at Trinity Christian * L 1-3 25-19,23-25,17-25,25-27 13-17 8-310/20/15 at Indiana South Bend * W 3-0 25-22,25-14,25-16 14-17 9-310/21/15 SAINT JOSEPH’S (Ind.) L 1-3 19-25,25-21,19-25,18-25 14-18 9-310/23/15 vs. St. Ambrose * W 3-0 25-17,25-23,25-16 15-18 10-310/23/15 at Cardinal Stritch * L 2-3 17-25,25-18,25-23,17-25,12-15 15-19 10-410/24/15 vs. Robert Morris Illinois * L 1-3 25-27,25-20,22-25,19-25 15-20 10-510/24/15 vs. Saint Xavier * W 3-1 25-21,25-19,23-25,25-22 16-20 11-510/27/15 PURDUE CALUMET * W 3-0 29-27,25-19,25-16 17-20 12-510/29/15 OLIVET NAZARENE * L 1-3 21-25,22-25,25-15,20-25 17-21 12-611/3/15 at Purdue North Central * W 3-0 25-18,25-18,25-17 18-21 13-611/10/15 at Saint Xavier # W 3-1 24-26,25-17,25-23,25-16 19-21 13-611/12/15 at Olivet Nazarene # W 3-1 25-23,25-21,17-25,25-19 20-21 13-611/14/15 at Trinity Christian # L 0-3 19-25,23-25,17-25 20-22 13-6

* CCAC match ` Ashford Tournament # CCAC Tournament @ USF Big Guns Classic + Trinity Christian Tournament ~ Bellevue Tournament ^ Lewis Flyer Festival

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STANDINGS

North Division CCAC OverallSchool W-L Pct. W-L Pct.Cardinal Stritch 16-3 .842 32-11 .744Saint Xavier 14-5 .737 21-13 .618Judson 12-7 .632 23-17 .575Roosevelt 9-10 .474 13-16 .448St. Ambrose 9-10 .474 12-20 .375Robert Morris Illinois 8-11 .421 12-23 .343Trinity International 2-17 .105 3-21 .125

South Division CCAC OverallSchool W-L Pct. W-L Pct.Olivet Nazarene 17-2 .895 24-19 .558Trinity Christian 16-3 .842 23-17 .575St. Francis 13-6 .684 20-22 .476Indiana South Bend 9-10 .474 15-20 .429Purdue Calumet 5-14 .263 11-23 .324Purdue North Central 3-16 .158 10-29 .256Calumet St. Joseph 0-19 .000 6-32 .158

POSTSEASON AWARDS

Top Individual Awards

Co-Players of the Year Kendyl Danelski, Cardinal StritchBecky DeRuiter, Olivet Nazarene

Setter of the Year Kelsey Johnson, Cardinal Stritch

Libero of the Year Michelle Busscher, Trinity Christian

Freshman of the Year Kacie Stoll, Trinity Christian

Coach of the Year Brenda Williams, Olivet Nazarene

All-CCAC First Team

Pos. Name Yr. SchoolMB Kendyl Danelski Sr. Cardinal StritchS Kelsey Johnson Jr. Cardinal StritchDS Melissa Murphy Sr. Cardinal StritchMH Ashley McClintock So. Indiana South BendL Elizabeth Simonelli Sr. JudsonMB Becky DeRuiter Sr. Olivet NazareneS Renee Enz Sr. Olivet NazareneMB Brooke Lee So. RooseveltS Courtney Joyce Fr. Saint XavierMB Melanie Miller Jr. Saint XavierDS Michelle Busscher Jr. Trinity ChristianS Tori Mantel Jr. Trinity ChristianOPP Kacie Stoll Fr. Trinity ChristianMH Alyssa Bridleman Jr. St. Francis

All-CCAC Second Team

Pos. Name Yr. SchoolOH Tayler Hegg Sr. Cardinal StritchOH Janelle Rehlander So. Indiana South BendMH Emily Jensen So. JudsonMH Grace Smith Jr. JudsonOH Emma Ross Jr. Olivet NazareneS Katie Tabisz Jr. Olivet NazareneOH Gabrielle Martin So. Purdue CalumetOH Katie Rotkovich Sr. Robert Morris IllinoisDS Arielle Nausieda Sr. RooseveltS Kate Nowak Sr. St. AmbroseDS Michelle Scott Jr. St. AmbroseRS Meghan Falsey Sr. Saint XavierMH Danielle Oeverman So. Trinity ChristianOH Shelby Kupferschmid Sr. St. Francis

Shelby Kupferschmid

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDSYear Record Pct. Coach1981 36-19 .655 Rich Luenemann1982 24-24 .500 Rich Luenemann1983 26-24 .520 Rich Luenemann1984 26-24 .520 Rich Luenemann1985 32-19 .627 Rich Luenemann1986 32-14 .696 Rich Luenemann1987 40-17 .702 Rich Luenemann1988 44-14 .759 Rich Luenemann1989 53-6 .898 Rich Luenemann1990 37-11 .771 Rich Luenemann1991 28-13 .683 Rich Luenemann1992 25-15 .625 Rich Luenemann1993 31-7 .816 Rich Luenemann1994 40-6 .870 Rich Luenemann1995 28-13 .683 Rich Luenemann1996 34-9 .791 Rich Luenemann1997 32-12 .727 Rich Luenemann1998 22-15 .595 Rich Luenemann1999 30-10 .750 Kendall Villa2000 17-17 .500 Kendall Villa2001 30-7 .811 Kendall Villa2002 35-9 .795 Cara Currier2003 26-15 .634 Cara Currier2004 23-16 .590 Cara Currier2005 28-17 .622 Cara Currier2006 15-23 .395 Cara Currier2007 29-20 .592 Cara Currier2008 21-21 .500 Cara Currier2009 27-16 .628 Cara Currier2010 26-13 .667 Cara Currier 2011 25-16 .610 Cara Currier2012 37-9 .804 Cara Currier2013 29-11 .725 Cara Currier2014 26-15 .634 Cara Currier2015 20-22 .476 Cara Currier

Total 1,034-519 .666 35 years

NAIA Postseason History

National Tournament Appearances (9)1981 (6th place), 1987 (9th place), 1988 (5th place), 1989 (5th place), 1990 (4th place), 1992 (9th place), 1994 (5th place), 2002 (11th place), 2012 (21st place)

CCAC Championship History

Regular Season Championships (17)1984, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2007, 2012

Tournament Championships (9)1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2012

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Kills

Set 12 Ann Deen, 1989, 1990 Match 37 Ann Deen, 1990 Season 804 Lisa Klein, 2007 Career 2,433 Ann Deen, 1987-90 Avg. Per Set 4.37 Ann Deen, 1989 Attack Percentage .436 Ann Deen, 1989

Digs

Set 12 Melissa Ukovich, 2000; Holly Luenemann, 1991 Match 47 Tina Guide, 2004 Season 824 Courtney Ambrosch, 2009 Career 2,405 Deanne Hnatio, 1996-99 Avg. Per Set 5.5 Tina Guide, 2004

Service Aces

Set 8 Kate McIlvanie, 2013; Mary Houston, 1988 Match 11 Shannon Walker, 1993 Season 110 Shannon Walker, 1993 Career 308 Erica Gustafson, 2002-05 Avg. Per Set 0.85 Shannon Walker, 1993 Serving Percentage .977 Katie Pignatiello, 1999

Assists

Set 26 Kendra Horsman, 1990 Match 69 Cortney Maymon, 2000 Season 1,893 Kelsey Polte, 2007 Career 5,521 Erica Gustafson, 2002-05 Avg. Per Set 11.57 Cortney Maymon, 2001 Assist Percentage .419 Kendra Horsman, 1989

Blocks

Set 9 Ann Deen, 1988 Match 15 Ann Deen, 1988 Season 351 Ann Deen, 1988 Career 1,086 Ann Deen, 1987-90 Avg. Per Set 2.0 Ann Deen, 1988

Record Book

COACHING RECORDSCoach Years W-L Pct.Rich Luenemann 1981-98 590-262 .692Cara Currier 2002– 367-223 .622Kendall Villa 1999-2001 77-34 .694

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NAIA National Player of the Year 1989 Ann Deen

NAIA All-America1981 Donna Sniegowski (1st)1982 Anita Wilke (h.m.)1983 Dawn Buchanan (3rd)1984 Penny West (2nd)1987 Ann Deen (2nd)1988 Ann Deen (1st), Sheila Rusin (h.m.) 1989 Ann Deen (1st), Kendra Horsman (3rd)1990 Ann Deen (1st), Kendra Horsman (2nd)1991 Kendra Horsman (2nd), Gina Timmermann (3rd),1993 Kris Bergsma (3rd), Nola Farley (h.m.) 1994 Kris Bergsma (1st), Nola Farley (2nd)1995 Amy Been (3rd)1996 Traci Maier (h.m.)1997 Patti Connell (h.m.) 1999 Deanne Hnatio (3rd)2001 Kelly Orszulak (h.m.) 2002 Annie Richey (h.m.) 2003 Katie Eggert (h.m.) 2007 Lisa Klein (h.m.) 2012 Ashley Richards (h.m.)2013 Breanne Shaw (h.m.)

Academic All-America1998 Patti Connell (3rd)2008 Courtney Ambrosch (3rd)2009 Courtney Ambrosch (3rd)

All-NAIA National Tournament1981 Donna Sniegowski1987 Ann Deen1988 Ann Deen1989 Ann Deen1990 Ann Deen1994 Nola Farley

NAIA Region VII Player of the Year2007 Lisa Klein

NAIA All-Region VII1996 Traci Maier1997 Patti Connell1998 Patti Connell1999 Deanne Hnatio, Angela Kearns, Angie Rosenkoetter2000 Angela Kearns2001 Cortney Maymon, Kelly Orszulak, Annie Richey2002 Katie Eggert, Erica Gustafson, Annie Richey2003 Katie Eggert, Kim Woolsey2004 Tina Guide, Erica Gustafson, Lisa Klein2005 Lisa Klein2007 Lisa Klein

NAIA All-District 201981 Anita Wilke, Donna Sniegowski1982 Dawn Buchanan, Anita Wilke1983 Dawn Buchanan1984 Kathy Murphy, Penny West, Julia Kruger1985 Sheavoun Pivaronas, Sue Travis, Julia Kruger1986 Sheavoun Pivaronas, Julia Kruger, Debbie Walsh1987 Sheila Rusin, Danine Juszynski, Ann Deen

1988 Ann Deen, Sheila Rusin, Gina Timmermann, Patience Eckler1989 Ann Deen, Patience Eckler, Kendra Horsman1990 Ann Deen, Sue Simmons, Kendra Horsman1991 Kendra Horsman, Gina Timmermann, Holly Luenemann1992 Nola Farley1993 Kris Bergsma, Nola Farley, Shannon Walker

AVCA Mideast Region Freshman of the Year2012 Megan Mowery

AVCA All-Mideast Region 2012 Ashley Richards (1st)2012 Jazzmyne Robbins (1st)2012 Dana Wettergren (h.m.)2013 Megan Mowery (1st)2013 Breanne Shaw (1st)2015 Alyssa Bridleman (h.m.)

NAIA Scholar-Athlete1985 Julia Kruger1986 Julia Kruger1990 Mary Houston, Holly Luenemann1991 Holly Luenemann1993 Brooke Guidish1995 Chris Martello1999 Carrie Demke2002 Annie Richey 2004 Sarah Haldeman2006 Karlee Lawson2007 Karlee Lawson, Nikki Antle, Barb Bien2008 Kara Decker, Nikki Antle, Courtney Ambrosch2009 Courtney Ambrosch, Kyrsten Becker2010 Kyrsten Becker, Kelsey Polte2011 Ashley Richards, Stephanie Shostok, Ashley Thompson2012 Hannah Hunnicutt, Kate McIlvanie, Ashley Richards, Ashley Thompson2013 Hannah Hunnicutt, Kate McIlvanie2014 Megan Mowery

CCAC Player of the Year1985 Sheavoun Pivaronas1986 Julia Kruger1987 Ann Deen1988 Ann Deen1989 Ann Deen1990 Ann Deen1991 Kendra Horsman1992 Nola Farley1993 Kris Bergsma1994 Nola Farley1995 Amy Been1996 Traci Maier1997 Patti Connell1998 Patti Connell1999 Deanne Hnatio2007 Lisa Klein

CCAC Libero of the Year2005 Cassie Petroski2009 Courtney Ambrosch2012 Dana Wettergren2013 Breanne Shaw

CCAC Freshman of the Year2009 Jazzmyne Robbins

CCAC Setter of the Year2012 Ashley Richards

All-CCAC1983 Dawn Buchanan, Kathy Murphy1984 Kathy Murphy, Penny West, Julia Kruge1985 Sheavoun Pivaronas, Julia Kruger1986 Sheavoun Pivaronas, Jody McCormick, Julia Kruger1987 Sheila Rusin, Ann Deen, Danine Juszynski1988 Ann Deen, Gina Timmermann, Sheila Rusin1989 Ann Deen, Patience Eckler, Kendra Horsman1990 Ann Deen, Sue Simmons, Kendra Horsman1991 Kendra Horsman, Nola Farley, Gina Timmermann1992 Nola Farley, Kris Bergsma1993 Kris Bergsma, Nola Farley, Shannon Walker, Jill Kilmartin, Amy Been1994 Amy Been, Kris Bergsma, Nola Farley, Rebecca Hostmeyer1995 Amy Been, Traci Maier, Sue Lotz, Patti Connell1996 Peg Condon, Patti Connell, Sue Lotz, Traci Maier1997 Patti Connell, Deanne Hnatio1998 Jeana Carrico, Patti Connell, Deanne Hnatio, Angie Rosenkoetter1999 Deanne Hnatio. Angela Kearns, Angie Rosenkoetter2000 Angela Kearns2001 Cortney Maymon, Kelly Orszulak, Katie Pignatiello, Annie Richey2002 Katie Eggert, Erica Gustafson, Annie Richey, Kim Woolsey2003 Katie Eggert, Erica Gustafson, Kim Woolsey2004 Tina Guide, Erica Gustafson, Lisa Klein2005 Erica Gustafson, Lisa Klein2006 Jill Boyce, Lisa Klein, Kelsey Polte2007 Elaina Ambler, Lisa Klein, Courtney Ambrosch 2008 Courtney Ambrosch, Nikki Antle, Kelsey Polte, Elaina Ambler, Kyrsten Becker 2009 Courtney Ambrosch, Lauren Hoffman, Jazzmyne Robbins, Sarah Ahline, Kyrsten Becker 2010 Lauren Hoffman, Jazzmyne Robbins, Sarah Ahline, Kyrsten Becker 2011 Jazzmyne Robbins, Sarah Ahline, Dana Wettergren2012 Megan Mowery, Ashley Richards, Jazzmyne Robbins, Dana Wettergren2013 Mallory Frankovich, Kate McIlvanie, Megan Mowery, Breanne Shaw2014 Brooke Hartnell, Caleigh Hill Shelby Kupferschmid, Megan Mowery2015 Alyssa Bridleman, Shelby Kupferschmid

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Honor Roll



OPPONENT ................................................................................W-L/STREAKAlbany State .............................................................................................................1-0/W-1Albion ..........................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Aquinas ..................................................................................................................... 12-1/L-1Arkansas-Little Rock.............................................................................................1-0/W-1Ashford ........................................................................................................................8-4/L-2Ashland.......................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Augustine ..................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Aurora ........................................................................................................................3-0/W-3Avila .............................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Azusa Pacific ............................................................................................................. 0-1/L-1Baker .............................................................................................................................2-3/L-2Barat ............................................................................................................................9-0/W-9Barry ............................................................................................................................. 1-5/L-5Bellarmine ................................................................................................................2-0/W-2Bellevue ...................................................................................................................... 0-2/L-2Benedictine (Kan.) ...................................................................................................2-1/L-1Berry ............................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Bethel (Ind.) ............................................................................................................. 12-9/L-1Bethel (Minn.) ..........................................................................................................1-0/W-1Black Hills State ....................................................................................................... 0-1/L-1Bradley ....................................................................................................................... 5-6/W-1Briar Cliff ....................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Brigham Young-Hawaii) ..................................................................................... 0-2/L-2Bryan (Tenn.) ...........................................................................................................1-0/W-1California Baptist..................................................................................................... 0-1/L-1Calumet St. Joseph ........................................................................................ 19-0/W-19Campbellsville .........................................................................................................1-0/W-1Cardinal Stritch ......................................................................................................17-2/L-2Carroll (Mont.) .......................................................................................................... 0-1/L-1Carroll (Wis.) .............................................................................................................1-0/W-1Carthage ....................................................................................................................3-1/W-1Catawba ....................................................................................................................2-0/W-2Cedarville .................................................................................................................2-0/W-2Central ......................................................................................................................... 0-1/L-1Central Florida.......................................................................................................... 0-1/L-1Central Methodist ..................................................................................................1-0/W-1Central State ............................................................................................................1-0/W-1Chicago State .................................................................................................... 10-3/W-10Christian Brothers .................................................................................................1-0/W-1Cincinnati ..................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Clarke .........................................................................................................................2-0/W-2Coe ...............................................................................................................................1-0/W-1College of Idaho ..................................................................................................... 0-1/L-1College of the Ozarks ........................................................................................... 0-1/L-1Columbia (Mo.) ........................................................................................................0-5/L-5Concordia (Mich.) .................................................................................................3-0/W-3Concordia (Minn.) .................................................................................................1-0/W-1Concordia (Neb.) .................................................................................................... 0-1/L-1Concordia Chicago ..............................................................................................1-0/W-1Cornell (Iowa) .........................................................................................................1-0/W-1Cornerstone ............................................................................................................ 8-7/W-4Culver-Stockton ....................................................................................................5-0/W-5Daemen......................................................................................................................1-0/W-1 Dakota Wesleyan ..................................................................................................3-0/W-3Davenport .................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Davis & Elkins ..........................................................................................................1-0/W-1Dayton .........................................................................................................................2-3/L-2DePaul ........................................................................................................................ 3-9/L-1Doane........................................................................................................................... 2-2/L-1Dominican ...........................................................................................................26-2/W-2Dordt............................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Drury ..........................................................................................................................3-0/W-3Dubuque ...................................................................................................................2-0/W-2Eastern Illinois ....................................................................................................... 0-2/L-2Eckerd .......................................................................................................................... 1-4/L-4Elmhurst ..................................................................................................................2-0/W-2Elon ..............................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Embry-Riddle ............................................................................................................ 3-3/L-3Emporia State .........................................................................................................2-0/W-2Eureka .........................................................................................................................7-0/W-7Evangel ........................................................................................................................0-3/L-3 Evansville .................................................................................................................... 0-1/L-1Ferris State ................................................................................................................. 0-1/L-1Fisk ................................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Flagler ...........................................................................................................................2-4/L-4Florida A & M ..........................................................................................................1-0/W-1Florida Atlantic .......................................................................................................... 1-1/L-1Florida International ............................................................................................ 2-1/W-2Florida Southern ......................................................................................................2-7/L-2Florida Tech ..............................................................................................................3-1/L-1Franklin .....................................................................................................................4-2/W-3Gannon ...................................................................................................................... 1-1/W-1Georgetown (Ky.) ....................................................................................................3-6/L-5George Williams .......................................................................................................2-1/L-1Goshen ......................................................................................................................2-0/W-2Grace ...........................................................................................................................1-4/W-1Graceland .................................................................................................................4-3/W-1Grand Valley State .................................................................................................3-1/W-3Grand View ................................................................................................................4-2/L-2Greenville ................................................................................................................ 6-1/W-5Hannibal-La Grange ............................................................................................2-0/W-2Harding .......................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Hastings ......................................................................................................................3-2/L-2Hawaii-Hilo .............................................................................................................. 0-2/L-2Hawaii Pacific ............................................................................................................2-1/L-1Henderson State .................................................................................................... 0-2/L-2

OPPONENT ................................................................................W-L/STREAKHoughton ..................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Houston Baptist .......................................................................................................1-3/L-3Huntington ............................................................................................................12-1/W-2Illinois ........................................................................................................................... 0-1/L-1Illinois-Chicago ..................................................................................................... 0-4/L-4Illinois-Springfield ................................................................................................15-4/L-1Illinois Tech ........................................................................................................50-12/W-3Indiana Central ........................................................................................................ 0-1/L-1Indiana East ..............................................................................................................1-0/W-1Indiana Northwest ...............................................................................................2-0/W-2Indiana/Purdue-Fort Wayne .............................................................................. 0-1/L-1 Indiana/Purdue-Indianapolis .......................................................................... 4-3/W-3Indiana South Bend ............................................................................................ 8-0/W-8Indiana Southeast ...................................................................................................3-1/L-1Indiana State .............................................................................................................. 1-1/L-1Indiana Tech ..............................................................................................................2-3/L-1Indiana Wesleyan .................................................................................................4-11/L-2Indianapolis .............................................................................................................. 0-2/L-2Iowa ............................................................................................................................ 0-2/L-2Iowa Wesleyan .......................................................................................................5-2/W-2Jacksonville State .................................................................................................2-0/W-2John Brown .............................................................................................................1-0/W-1Judson ....................................................................................................................25-3/W-1Juniata .......................................................................................................................2-0/W-2Kansas State .............................................................................................................. 0-1/L-1Kansas Wesleyan....................................................................................................1-0/W-1Kearney State ..........................................................................................................1-0/W-1Kendall .......................................................................................................................5-0/W-5Kentucky State ........................................................................................................1-0/W-1Kentucky Wesleyan ..............................................................................................1-0/W-1 Knox .............................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Lake Forest .............................................................................................................2-0/W-2Lakeland .....................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Lake Superior State ............................................................................................... 0-2/L-2Lawrence Tech ......................................................................................................2-0/W-2 Lee ................................................................................................................................. 0-1/L-1Lewis.........................................................................................................................2-19/L-11Lindenwood (Mo.) ...................................................................................................0-7/L-7Lindsey Wilson.......................................................................................................2-0/W-2Loras ...........................................................................................................................2-0/W-2Lourdes ................................................................................................................... 4-0/W-4Loyola...........................................................................................................................4-8/L-2Loyola (La.) .............................................................................................................. 2-1/W-2Lubbock Christian ..................................................................................................0-5/L-5MacMurray ................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Madonna...................................................................................................................4-12/L-7Malone ......................................................................................................................... 3-3/L-3Mankato State .......................................................................................................... 0-1/L-1Marian (Ind.) ............................................................................................................ 3-1/W-2Marietta ......................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Marquette ...................................................................................................................4-8/L-1Marycrest International ......................................................................................1-0/W-1Maryville (Mo.).......................................................................................................... 0-1/L-1Master’s ......................................................................................................................1-0/W-1McKendree ........................................................................................................... 14-11/W-1Miami (Ohio) ............................................................................................................. 0-1/L-1Michigan-Dearborn ...............................................................................................6-3/L-2Michigan Tech ........................................................................................................2-1/W-1MidAmerica Nazarene ........................................................................................1-0/W-1Middle Tennessee State ......................................................................................1-0/W-1Midland Lutheran ..................................................................................................3-1/W-1Midway .......................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Milligan .......................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Millikin ........................................................................................................................ 3-1/W-2Minnesota-Duluth .................................................................................................1-0/W-1Minnesota State-Moorhead ................................................................................2-1/L-1Minot State ................................................................................................................ 0-1/L-1Missouri Baptist .....................................................................................................3-0/W-3Missouri-St. Louis ................................................................................................. 5-3/W-3Missouri Valley .......................................................................................................3-0/W-3Missouri Southern ...................................................................................................1-2/L-1Montana Tech .........................................................................................................1-0/W-1Montevallo ............................................................................................................... 7-5/W-5Montreat ....................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Morningside .............................................................................................................. 1-2/L-2Mount Mercy ..........................................................................................................6-0/W-6Mount St. Joseph................................................................................................. 8-0/W-8Mount Vernon Nazarene .................................................................................. 4-6/W-1Mundelein ...........................................................................................................10-0/W-10National-Louis .....................................................................................................20-1/W-1Nebraska-Omaha .................................................................................................. 1-1/W-1New Haven ................................................................................................................. 1-1/L-1New York-Stony Brook........................................................................................1-0/W-1North Central.......................................................................................................... 3-1/W-2North Dakota State ...............................................................................................1-0/W-1North Florida ...........................................................................................................1-0/W-1North Park ................................................................................................................2-0/W-2Northeastern Illinois .........................................................................................12-10/L-1Northeast Missouri...............................................................................................2-0/W-2Northern Illinois ....................................................................................................... 1-1/L-1Northern Kentucky ................................................................................................. 1-1/L-1Northwestern (Iowa) ............................................................................................2-2/L-2Northwood (Mich.) ................................................................................................ 4-3/L-1Notre Dame (Ind.) .................................................................................................. 3-3/L-3Notre Dame (Ohio) ..............................................................................................2-0/W-2Oakland ...................................................................................................................... 1-1/W-1

OPPONENT ................................................................................W-L/STREAKOhio Dominican ...................................................................................................2-0/W-2Ohio Northern ........................................................................................................1-0/W-1Olivet Nazarene................................................................................................ 29-23/W-1Park..............................................................................................................................3-0/W-3Peru State .................................................................................................................... 1-1/L-1Point Loma Nazarene........................................................................................... 0-1/L-1Point Park ..................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Puget Sound ............................................................................................................1-0/W-1Purdue Calumet ...............................................................................................29-1/W-28Purdue North Central .................................................................................... 12-0/W-12Quincy ........................................................................................................................4-7/W-1Rio Grande ...............................................................................................................5-0/W-5Robert Morris Illinois ...........................................................................................19-2/L-1Roberts Wesleyan ..................................................................................................2-1/W-1Rochester (Mich.) ..................................................................................................3-0/W-3Rollins .........................................................................................................................5-1/W-4Roosevelt ..................................................................................................................5-1/W-2Saginaw Valley State ..............................................................................................2-1/L-1Saint Francis (Ind.) ...................................................................................................2-1/L-1Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) ............................................................................................ 10-6/L-2Saint Leo .....................................................................................................................8-2/L-2Saint Mary (Kan.) ....................................................................................................1-0/W-1Saint Xavier .........................................................................................................58-13/W-6Seton Hill (Pa.) .........................................................................................................1-0/W-1Siena Heights .........................................................................................................9-0/W-9Simpson .....................................................................................................................1-0/W-1South Carolina-Spartanburg ...........................................................................2-0/W-2Southeast Missouri State ...................................................................................3-0/W-3Southeastern............................................................................................................ 1-1/W-1Southern Illinois-Edwardsville.......................................................................... 2-3/L-3Southern Indiana ..................................................................................................2-0/W-2Southern Utah.......................................................................................................... 0-1/L-1Southwest Baptist..................................................................................................1-0/W-1Southwestern .......................................................................................................... 1-1/W-1Spring Arbor ............................................................................................................5-0/W-5Spring Hill ..................................................................................................................1-0/W-1St. Ambrose ..........................................................................................................19-17/W-7St. Catharine............................................................................................................2-0/W-2St. Cloud State .......................................................................................................... 0-1/L-1St. Edwards (Texas) ...............................................................................................1-0/W-1St. John Fisher ......................................................................................................... 0-1/L-1St. Louis ....................................................................................................................... 0-1/L-1St. Mary (Neb).........................................................................................................2-0/W-2St. Mary’s (Ind.) ......................................................................................................... 1-1/L-1St. Scholastica ........................................................................................................2-0/W-2St. Thomas (Fla.) ....................................................................................................3-0/W-3St. Vincent (Pa.).......................................................................................................1-0/W-1Stetson ..........................................................................................................................3-1/L-1Tampa .........................................................................................................................1-12/L-7Taylor ....................................................................................................................... 3-10/W-1Texas-Brownsville .................................................................................................. 0-1/L-1Texas-El Paso ............................................................................................................ 0-1/L-1Texas Lutheran ........................................................................................................ 0-1/L-1Texas Wesleyan ..................................................................................................... 3-2/W-1Tiffin ...............................................................................................................................2-1/L-1Trevecca Nazarene ...............................................................................................1-0/W-1Trine ............................................................................................................................2-0/W-2Trinity Christian .................................................................................................. 33-10/L-3Trinity International .......................................................................................... 22-7/W-9Tusculum...................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Union (Tenn.)...........................................................................................................1-0/W-1 Upper Iowa ................................................................................................................ 0-1/L-1Valparaiso .................................................................................................................10-2/L-1Viterbo ......................................................................................................................... 1-4/L-4Waldorf ......................................................................................................................5-0/W-5Walsh ............................................................................................................................ 1-5/L-5Warner .......................................................................................................................5-0/W-5Washburn ..................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Washington (Mo.) ....................................................................................................2-7/L-7Wayland Baptist ......................................................................................................1-0/W-1Wayne State (Mich.) ..............................................................................................1-0/W-1Wayne State (Neb.) ...............................................................................................1-0/W-1Waynesburg .............................................................................................................1-0/W-1Webber International ........................................................................................4-2/W-3Webster ......................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Western Illinois ....................................................................................................... 0-4/L-4Western Kentucky ................................................................................................1-0/W-1Western Oregon ...................................................................................................... 0-1/L-1Western Washington.............................................................................................. 1-1/L-1Westminster (Mo.) .................................................................................................1-0/W-1Westmont ................................................................................................................... 0-1/L-1Wheaton ..................................................................................................................11-1/W-9Wichita State ............................................................................................................. 0-1/L-1William Jewell ........................................................................................................ 2-2/W-1William Penn ........................................................................................................... 3-2/W-1William Woods ........................................................................................................1-0/W-1Windsor ......................................................................................................................1-0/W-1Winona State ........................................................................................................... 1-2/L-2Wisconsin-LaCrosee ........................................................................................... 4-2/W-1Wisconsin-Milwaukee ..........................................................................................8-4/L-1Wisconsin-Oshkosh ............................................................................................ 6-1/W-6Wisconsin-Parkside ...........................................................................................12-11/L-4Wisconsin-Platteville ..........................................................................................3-0/W-3Wisconsin-River Falls ............................................................................................ 0-1/L-1Wright State..............................................................................................................1-0/W-1Xavier ...........................................................................................................................1-0/W-1

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ASSISTS

Career5,521 Erica Gustafson 2002-055,456 Ashley Richards 2009-124,194 Kendra Horsman 1988-914,086 Kelsey Polte 2007-103,366 Kris Bergsma 1991-943,305 Sheila Rusin 1982, 86-882,925 Traci Maier 1993-962,924 Cortney Maymon 1998-012,618 Angie Rosenkoetter 1996, 98-991,712 Kate Harty 1996-97

Season1,893 Kelsey Polte 20071,682 Kendra Horsman 19891,681 Kate Harty 19971,658 Ashley Richards 20121,546 Ashley Richards 20091,476 Erica Gustafson 20051,465 Kelsey Polte 20081,444 Erica Gustafson 20021,413 Traci Maier 19961,411 Cortney Maymon 2001

KILLS

Career2,433 Ann Deen 1987-902,093 Lisa Klein 2004-071,962 Jazzmyne Robbins 2009-121,510 Nola Farley 1991-941,411 Deanne Hnatio 1996-991,402 Patti Connell 1995-981,296 Gina Timmerman 1987-901,165 Sarah Ahline 2008-111,157 Kelly Orszulak 1998-011,149 Kyrsten Becker 2007-10

Season804 Lisa Klein 2007682 Ann Deen 1989644 Ann Deen 1990637 Ann Deen 1988555 Jazzmyne Robbins 2009549 Patti Connell 1997541 Elaina Ambler 2007538 Deanne Hnatio 1999537 Jazzmyne Robbins 2011532 Annie Richey 2002

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Career & Season Statistical Leaders

ATTACK PERCENTAGE

Career (min. 200 sets & 3 attempts/set).381 Ann Deen 1987-90.348 Angie Rosenkoetter 1996, 98-99.330 Patti Connell 1995-98.319 Angela Kearns 1999-00.308 Alyssa Bridleman 2013–.302 Lauren Hoffman 2007-10.301 Kris Bergsma 1991-94.301 Nola Farley 1991-94.298 Jazzmyne Robbins 2009-12.297 Megan Mowery 2012-14.297 Anne Richey 2001-02

Season (min. 3 attempts/set).436 Ann Deen 1989.375 Traci Maier 1995.373 Nola Farley 1994.367 Angie Rosenkoetter 1999.366 Kris Bergsma 1994.365 Kate McIlvanie 2013.360 Patti Connell 1998.357 Ann Deen 1988.356 Nola Farley 1993.352 Ann Deen 1990 Alyssa Bridleman



SERVICE ACES

Career308 Erica Gustafson 2002-05260 Nola Farley 1991-94239 Deanne Hnatio 1996-99236 Jill Boyce 2003-06213 Kris Bergsma 1991-94182 Traci Maier 1993-96181 Sheila Rusin 1982, 86-88173 Kendra Horsman 1988-91168 Mary Houston 1987-90159 Dana Wettergren 2009-12159 Kelsey Polte 2007-10

Season110 Shannon Walker 199399 Rebecca Hostmeyer 199496 Jill Boyce 200595 Vanessa Dettore 200194 Erica Gustafson 200391 Mary Houston 198988 Nola Farley 199281 Deanne Hnatio 199780 Kelsey Polte 200779 Erica Gustafson 200579 Sheila Rusin 1988

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HISTORY & RECORDS

DIGS

Career2,405 Deanne Hnatio 1996-992,169 Dana Wettergren 2009-122,169 Courtney Ambrosch 2007-092,052 Breanne Shaw 2010-131,937 Jill Boyce 2003-061,744 Kyrsten Becker 2007-101,698 Patience Eckler 1986-891,579 Nola Farley 1991-941,544 Brooke Hartnell 2013–1,533 Vanessa Dettore 2000-03

Season824 Courtney Ambrosch 2009807 Cassie Petroski 2005783 Dana Wettergren 2012767 Brooke Hartnell 2014739 Breanne Shaw 2013732 Tina Guide 2004722 Dana Wettergren 2011722 Courtney Ambrosch 2008722 Deanne Hnatio 1997653 Deanne Hnatio 1999

TOTAL BLOCKS

Career1,086 Ann Deen 1987-90780 Anita Wilke 1978-81651 Gina Timmerman 1988-91549 Lauren Hoffman 2007-10478 Patti Connell 1995-98471 Katie Eggert 2000-03453 Nola Farley 1991-94426 Melissa Flanigan 1996-99416 Kelly Orszulak 1998-01394 Jill Boyce 2003-06

Season351 Ann Deen 1988301 Ann Deen 1989275 Gina Timmerman 1988268 Ann Deen 1990188 Melissa Flanigan 1997174 Sue Lotz 1996171 Katie Eggert 2003166 Ann Deen 1987159 Jill Boyce 2005156 Angela Kearns 1999

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