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Table of Contents • Quick Facts Table of Contents Quick Facts Quick Facts/Credits . .1 School . .University of Missouri-Rolla (UMR) Media Information & 2007 Schedule . .2 Previous Name . .Missouri School of Mines & Metallurgy (MSM) 2007 Roster & Miners on the Map . .3 Future Name . .Missouri University of Science & Technology 2007 Season Outlook . .4-5 . .(Missouri S&T) - Effective January 1, 2008 The Coaches Location . .Rolla, Missouri (17,000) Founded . .1870 Head Coach Jason Holt . .6 Enrollment . .5,500 (Spring, 2007) Assistant Coach Heather Roberts . .7 President . .John F. Carney III Volleyball Support Staff . .7 Director of Athletics . .Mark Mullin The Team Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs . .Dr. Debra Robinson Stephanie Harman . .8 Senior Women’s Administrator . .Sarah Moore Lynsey Jorgenson . .8 NCAA Compliance/Budget . .Debbie Hickey Lisa Robinson . .9 Faculty Athletic Representative . .Dr. Jeff Cawlfield Tory Smiley . .9 Nickname . .Miners School Colors . .Gold, Silver and Forest Green Ashlyn Balensiefer . .10 National Affiliation . NCAA Division II Lisa Bradley . .10 Conference . .Great Lakes Valley Katie Herington . .11 Region . .Great Lakes Kaci Herron . .11 Home Court . .Gale Bullman Multi-Purpose Bldg. Samantha Klump . .12 Capacity . .4,000 Jessica Laughary . .12 School Website . .www.umr.edu Hope Mooberry . .13 Athletic Dept. Website . .www.campus.umr.edu/sports Maddie Owak . .13 Volleyball Staff/Support Staff Leandra Pelae . .14 Head Coach . .Jason Holt Annie Smith . .14 Alma Mater . .Western Oregon State (formally), ‘95 Kit Spears . .15 Record at UMR . .0-0, 1st Season Lauren Summerville . .15 Career Record . .0-0, 1st Season Bridget Williams . .16 GLVC Record . .0-0, 1st Season Miner Volleyball Information Office Phone . .(573) 341-6848 2007 Miner Volleyball Camps . .16 E-mail . [email protected] Academic Honors . .16 Assistant Coach . .Heather Roberts Opponents Alma Mater . .William Woods, ‘05 Year at UMR . .1st Season 2007 Non-Conference Opponents . .17-18 Office Phone . .(573) 341-4175 ‘I Chose Division II’ . .18 E-mail . [email protected] 2007 GLVC Opponents & Information . .19-23 Student Assistant Coach . .Kristina Conley 2006 GLVC In Review Student Manager . .Brittany Hood 2006 GLVC Standings/Honors . .24 Lead Athletic Trainer . .Tiffany King 2006 GLVC Stat Leaders . .25 Assistant Athletic Trainer . .Greg Bozeka University & City Information Equipment Manager . .Ryan Murphy Media Relations About UMR . .26 A UMR Education . .27 Sports Information Director . .John Kean UMR/UM System Administration . .28 E-mail . [email protected] Office Phone . .(573) 341-4140 Athletic Administration . .29 Office Fax . .(573) 341-4880 Head Coaches & Athletic Staff/Phone Numbers . .30 Cell Phone . .(573) 368-8431 Athletic Facilities . .31 Media Relations Mailing Address - About Rolla . .32 G-2 Gale Bullman Multi-Purpose Bldg. Friends of the Program . .32 705 W. 10th Street | Rolla, Missouri 65409 Credits On The Cover The Lady Miners are ready for battle The 2007 University of Missouri-Rolla Miner Volleyball Media Guide was written and designed by head volleyball coach Jason Holt and during their inaugural volleyball sea- Sports Information Director John Kean using Quark Xpress Desktop Publishing; Photos by Kean, Holt, and sports information directors son of 2007. from opposing institutions. Printed by University of Missouri-Rolla Printing Services. Copyright © University of Missouri-Rolla, 2007. www.campus.umr.edu/sports 2007 MINER VOLLEYBALL MEDIA GUIDE 1 University OF Missouri-Rolla • Miner Volleyball 2007 Media Information • 2007 Schedule L Guide Info 2007 Miner Volleyball Schedule L The 2007 University of Missouri-Rolla vol- Date Day Opponent Location Time A leyball media guide was prepared to aid the Aug. 20 Mon. SILVER-GOLD SCRIMMAGE UMR 7pm B members of the media covering Miner vol- Aug. 24-25 Fri.-Sat. @ Christian Brothers Memphis, TN Y leyball this season, as well as provide infor- Fri. vs. Harding 12noon mation to prospective volleyball student- Fri. vs. Ouachita Baptist 4pm E Sat. vs. Christian Brothers 10am L athletes as a recruiting guide. Additional Sat. vs. Belhaven 2pm L information is available by contacting the Aug. 31- Fri.-Sat. @ Colorado Mines Golden, CO O Media Relations Office at (573) 341-4140. Sept. 1 Fri. vs. Western State 11am Fri. vs. Adams State 3:30pm V Credentials for Games Sat. vs. Western New Mexico 11am Sat. vs. Colorado Mines 7:30pm R These will be assigned to news media cover- Sept. 4 Tue. @ Washburn Topeka, KS 6pm E ing the game. Press passes must be request- Sept. 7 Fri. DRURY * UMR 7pm Sept. 8 Sat. ROCKHURST * UMR 3pm N ed at least one day in advance of the game I Sept. 11 Tues. @ Missouri-St. Louis * St. Louis, MO 7pm to be covered. Please make all requests to Sept. 14 Fri. SOUTHERN INDIANA * UMR 7pm the Media Relations. Sept. 15 Sat. PITTSBURG STATE UMR 1pm M Sept. 15 Sat. SOUTHWEST BAPTIST UMR 6pm Gameday Services Log on to www.campus.umr.edu/sports for all the lat- Sept. 21 Fri. @ SIUE * Edwardsville, IL 7pm R est news and information on Miner volleyball and all Sept. 22 Sat. @ Quincy * Quincy, IL 3pm The University of Missouri-Rolla Media the other Miner sports teams. Sept. 25 Tue. MISSOURI VALLEY UMR 7pm M Relations staff will distribute final results Sept. 28 Fri. @ Bellarmine * Louisville, KY 7pm Sept. 29 Sat. @ Kentucky Wesleyan * Owensboro, KY 3pm U Daily Media Services and statistics via fax approximately 20 minutes follow- Oct. 4 Thu. SAINT JOSEPH’S * UMR 7pm • ing the conclusion of the match. For the most up-to-the-minute Miner volleyball Oct. 5 Fri. NORTHERN KENTUCY* UMR 7pm news and statistics, as well as information on all Oct. 6 Sat. INDIANAPOLIS * UMR 3pm L Interview Policies Oct. 12 Fri. @ Wisconsin-Parkside* Kenosha, WI 7pm L Jason Holt the other UMR athletic teams, visit the official Oct. 13 Sat. @ Lewis * Romeoville, IL 3pm Head Coach is accessible for media inter- Oct. 16 Tue. @ Central Missouri Warrensburg, MO 7pm A website (pictured above) of the University of views. He can be reached in the volleyball office during Missouri-Rolla Miner Athletic Department at: Oct. 19 Fri. SIUE * UMR 7pm B regular business hours via telephone at (573) 341-6848 www.campus.umr.edu/sports Oct. 20 Sat. QUINCY * UMR 5:30pm Oct. 26 Fri. @ Drury * Springfield, MO 7pm Y or email at [email protected]. Oct. 27 Sat. @ Rockhurst * Kansas City, MO 4pm E Through this site, you can also link to many Oct. 30 Tue. MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS * UMR 7pm L All player interviews must be arranged through the other site on the internet, such as the NCAA, the Nov. 2 Fri. @ Southern Indiana * Evansville, IN 7pm L Media Relations Office at (573) 341-4140. Interviews Nov. 3 Sat. vs. Emporia State Kirksville, MO (TSU) 3pm NCAA Division II home page, and other NCAA Nov. 3 Sat. @ Truman State Kirksville, MO 7pm O will not be granted before or during home games. Division II institutions. V Nov. 8-10 Thu.-Sat. Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament TBD Post-game interviews with Coach Holt and requested Presstable Nov. 15-18 Thu.-Sat. NCAA Volleyball Regional Championships TBD R players will be conducted on the court at the Gale The press table is located on the south side of the Nov. 29- Thu.-Sat. NCAA Division II Elite Eight TBD E Bullman Multi-Purpose Bldg. Access to the UMR locker volleyball court at the Gale Bullman Multi- Dec. 1 N room is prohibited. Players and Coach Holt will also be * - Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) Matches I Purpose Bldg. Members of the press will either available for comment before or after practice during be seated at the table or along the sidelines, the week. ALL TIMES LOCAL M depending on the availability of space. R Media Outlets M Rolla Daily News Kansas City Star KRCG-TV (CBS) U 101 West Seventh 1729 Grand Avenue P.O. Box 659 • Rolla, Mo. 65401 Kansas City, Mo. 64108 Jefferson City, Mo. 65102 L Phone: (573) 364-2468 Phone: (816) 234-4355 Phone: (573) 896-5144 L [email protected] Fax: (701) 235-3647 Fax: (573) 896-5193 A Missouri Miner (UMR) Springfield News-Leader KOLR-TV (FOX) B 1870 Miner Circle 651 Boonville 2650 East Division Y Rolla, Mo. 65409 Springfield, Mo. 65806 Springfield, Mo. 65803 E Phone: (573) 341-4312 Phone: (417) 836-1118 Phone: (417) 862-6397 L Fax: (573) 341-4235 Fax: (417) 837-1381 Fax: (417) 831-4209 L [email protected] KTTR/KZNN-Radio KSPR-TV (ABC) O Waynesville Daily Guide 1505 Soest 1359 St. Louis St. V P.O. Box 578 Rolla, Mo. 65401 Springfield, Mo. 65808 Waynesville, Mo. 65583 Phone: (573) 364-2525 R Phone: (417) 831-1234 Phone: (573) 336-3711 Fax: (417) 831-9358 E KUMR (UMR)-Radio Fax: (573) 336-4640 N 1870 Miner Circle, UMR I [email protected] KYTV-TV (NBC) Rolla, Mo. 65409 St. Louis Post-Dispatch Phone: (573) 341-4386 999 West Sunshine M 900 North Tucker Springfield, Mo. 65807 Phone: (417) 831-0000 R St. Louis, Mo. 63101 Phone: (573) 340-8170 Fax: (417) 268-3100 M Fax: (314) 340-3070 U www.campus.umr.edu/sports 2 2007 MINER VOLLEYBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2007 Roster • Miners on the Map 2007 Miner Volleyball Roster Roster Breakdown No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown / Previous School By Home State 1 Annie Smith Fr. DS/L 5-5 Florissant, Mo. / Incarnate Word Acad. Arkansas (1) 2 Bridget Williams Fr. DS/L 5-4 Topeka, Kan. / Hayden HS Kaci Herron. Colorado (1) 3 Leandra Pelae Fr. OH 5-10 Dunlap, Ill. / Dunlap HS Lisa Bradley. 4 Hope Mooberry Fr. MH 6-1 Morton, Ill. / Morton HS Illinois (3) 5 Jessica Laughary Fr. OH 5-7 Wheaton, Mo. / Wheaton HS Hope Mooberry, Maddie Owak, Leandra Pelae. 6 Stephanie Harman Jr. DS/L 5-4 Carl Junction, Mo.
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    Cedarville University DigitalCommons@Cedarville Volleyball News Releases Volleyball 6-2003 Cedarville University Volleyball Update Cedarville University Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/ volleyball_news_releases Part of the Higher Education Commons, and the Sports Studies Commons Recommended Citation Cedarville University, "Cedarville University Volleyball Update" (2003). Volleyball News Releases. 20. http://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/volleyball_news_releases/20 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@Cedarville, a service of the Centennial Library. It has been accepted for inclusion in Volleyball News Releases by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@Cedarville. For more information, please contact [email protected]. _1 ~ - ·- I .. -Ii.· ·. ~ - I - - II Ir- __ - - _ l. .J -, -- -1 -- - I Vol. 1 No. 6 An Official Publication of the Cedarville University Womens Volleyball Program June 2003 I - to register 106 kills and 130 assists last season and will vie for significant more playing time this fall. Rachel Anderson, a 5-7 sophomore middle hitter from The 2003 Cedarville University women's volleyball team will be Marengo, Ohio, will add depth to the front row positions after gunning for their 13th consecutive winning season this fall amidst appearing in 16 games in 2002. Becca Argento, a 5-7 sophomore I the rigorous schedule of the American Mideast Conference South outside hitter from Grafton, OH, played in 117 games and con­ .J Division. Coach Teresa Clark, who has guided the Lady Jackets tributed 53 kills and 120 digs. Aaryn Phillips, a 5-8 sophomore to a 202-100 record, begins her eighth season at the helm of the outside hitter from Kennesaw, Georgia, showed great improve­ program and is excited about the potential of the 2003 squad.