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Q UICK F ACTS Quick Facts/Table of Contents ...... 1 2013 Lady Rams ...... 2-14 Coaching Staff...... 3-4 Location ...... Fort Worth,TX 76105 Season Preview ...... 5 Founded...... 1890 Roster ...... 6 Enrollment ...... 3,378 Schedule...... 7 Opponents Directory ...... 8 Nickname ...... Rams Meet the Lady Rams ...... 9-14 Colors ...... Blue and Gold 2012 Review ...... 15-20 Season Review ...... 16 Affiliation ...... NAIA Division I Match Results...... 17 Conference ...... Sooner Athletic Conference Statistics ...... 18 President ...... Frederick G. Slabach Red River Athletic Conference . . . . . 19-20 Lady Ram Record Book ...... 21-28 Athletics Director ...... Steve Trachier Year-by-Year & Coaching Record ...... 22 Faculty Athletics Rep...... Dr.Pam Rast Individual & Team Records ...... 23 Award Winners ...... 24-25 Head Athletic Trainer ...... Kyle Morgan All-Time Roster ...... 26-27 Sports Information Director ...... Josh Lacy All-Time vs. Opponents...... 28 Texas Wesleyan ...... 29-36 Assistant SID ...... Ryan Amador Sid Richardson Center ...... 30 Interim SID ...... Jeremiah Washington Athletic Directory ...... 31 Athletics Phone ...... (817) 531-4210 Texas Wesleyan Athletic History . . . . 32-33 This is Texas Wesleyan ...... 34-35 Campus Map ...... 36 C OACHING S TAFF

Head Coach ...... Kimberly Weaver Record at Wesleyan...... 0-0 (First Year) Career Record...... same Alma Mater. . . . Univ. of Arkansas at Little Rock E-Mail ...... [email protected] Assistant Coach ...... Marissa Rangel E-Mail ...... [email protected] The Lady Rams finished 19-15 last season and fifth in the conference in their final year as a member of the RRAC. T EAM I NFORMATION M EDIA I NFORMATION 2012 Record...... 19-15 Fort Worth Star-Telegram John Henry ...... (817) 390-7761 RRAC ...... 7-4 Dallas Morning News All-Time Record ...... 841-528 (.614) Bob Yates...... (214) 977-8260 Players Returning/Lost ...... 11/10 Arlington Star-Telegram Larry Lutz ...... (817) 548-5400 Arlington Morning News S PORTS I NFORMATION Cameron Maun ...... (214) 977-2770 WFAA-TV (ABC) George Riba ...... (214) 977-6585 Sports Information Director ...... Josh Lacy KDFW-TV (Fox) E-Mail...... [email protected] Mike Doocy...... (817) 654-4000 KTVT-TV (CBS) ...... (817) 451-1111 Assistant SID ...... Ryan Amador KXAS-TV (NBC) E-Mail ...... [email protected] Derek Castillo...... (817) 654-6311 Interim SID...... Jeremiah Washington NOTE: This guide contains historical information that E-Mail ...... [email protected] dates back to the program’s inception in 1935. To make any corrections or provide information that will Office Phone ...... (817) 531-4855 aid in its accuracy, please contact the Texas Wesleyan Sports Information department at (817) 531-4855 or Website ...... www.ramsports.net write us at 1201 Wesleyan St., Ft.Worth,TX 76105. Address ...... 1201 Wesleyan St CREDITS: The 2013 Volleyball Media Guide was Fort Worth,TX, 76105 written and edited by Jeremiah Washington and Josh Lacy. Editorial assistance by Adrienne Lacy. Contributing Photographers include Jose Valdez and Josh Lacy. Covers by Josh Lacy.

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Kimberly Division I athletes. Weaver Weaver received her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology

Head Coach degree in 2006 (Magna Cum Laude) from the

First Season University of Arkansas at Little Rock and was named

the Outstanding Sociology Graduate of the Year.As a

Kimberly Weaver is in her first season as head coach former Academic All-America selection at UALR for the Lady Rams.Weaver is the sixth head coach in (2004),Weaver made the Dean’s List (2004-2006), the history of the volleyball program. the Chancellor’s List (2006), and received two

Sunbelt Conference Academic Awards (2004-2006).

Weaver comes to Texas Wesleyan Prior to her time as a stu- from Liberty Christian School after dent-athlete at UALR, serving as head coach of the vol- Weaver played volleyball for leyball program for two years. two seasons at the

Prior to her time at Liberty University of Arkansas at

Christian,Weaver collected an Fort Smith. overall record of 113-48 as the head volleyball coach at Midland College from 2007-2010. During her The Fort Smith,AR, native is a member of the tenure at Midland College,Weaver oversaw a 100 American Volleyball Coaches Association and is CAP percent graduation rate and led the volleyball pro- (Coaches Accreditation Program) Level I certified. gram to a tenth place finish at the NJCAA National Weaver resides in Fort Worth with her husband

Tournament in 2010.In the same year,Weaver was Blake Weaver as they await the arrival of their first awarded the WJCAC Volleyball Coach of the Year child at the end of November. and the NJCAA District F Coach of the Year

Awards.Weaver has also coached multiple NCAA

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Marissa Rangel Rangel recorded 40 digs in a RRAC Tournament match with SAGU (11/12/10), marking the first time

Assistant Coach a Lady Ram collected 40 or more digs since 2007. First Season

Marissa Rangel enters into her first season as an

assistant coach for the Lady Rams in 2013. Last

season, Rangel served as a student assistant on

the coaching staff under former head coach

Christy Clawson.

Rangel played for two seasons (2010-2011) for

the Lady Rams.As a senior, Rangel was an honor-

able mention All-RRAC selection and was ranked

fourth in the conference in total digs after leading

the team with 454.As a junior, Rangeld was named Prior to her playing days at Wesleyan, Rangel was a

second team All-RRAC after ranking third in the two-time first team All-South Coast Conference

RRAC and first on the team in total digs (456). selection at Pasadena City College.As a freshman,

Rangel set the school record in total digs (322), and

came close to tying her own record as a sophomore

with 314 digs.

4 2013 Lady Rams Volleyball Season Preview 2013 Lady Rams

THE WEAVER CHAPTER BEGINS

The first conference game as a member of the A NEW COACH.A NEW CONFERENCE.A Sooner Atheltic Conference will be on the road NEW ERA. against Southwestern Christian University (9/19). Texas Wesleyan Athletic Director Steve Trachier The first conference home game of the season will announced the hiring of Kimberly Weaver as head follow against preseason fifth ranked Oklahoma coach for the Lady Ram volleyball program in June, Baptist University (9/21). Including tournaments, following former head coach Christy Clawson’s Texas Wesleyan will host 14 games and will have 21 departure.Weaver will become the sixth head coach road games in 2013.The Lady Rams went 4-5 last in the history of Texas Wesleyan volleyball. season against current SAC members (Including SAGU). With a new coach at the helm, 2013 will also mark the first year Texas Wesleyan Rangel Returns will be a member of the Sooner Weaver appointed former Lady Athletic Conference. Last sea- Ram Marisa Rangel as an assis- son, three out of the seven tant coach for the 2013 sea- teams in the SAC won 20 or son. Rangel played for two sea- more games which include: sons for Texas Wesleyan, and Oklahoma Baptist (35-6), was a second team All- Lubbock Christian (23-9), and Conference selection in 2010, John Brown (22-16). Oklahoma and an honorable mention pick Baptist finished a perfect 12-0 in 2011. Rangel led the team in in conference action in 2012 total digs during both seasons, and is picked fifth in the 2013 collecting a career total 910 NAIA Volleyball Coaches’ digs. Rangel served as a stu- Preseason Top 25 Poll.Wayland dent assistant for the Lady Baptist received votes in the Rams in 2012. poll. Former Red River Athletic Conference member Welcome Back Southwestern Assemblies of The Lady Rams are set to God University will also make return 11 players from last the jump into the SAC this year. year’s 19-15 team.Among the Stephanie Dominguez returns in 2013 for her Lady Rams returning are: SCHEDULE STANDOUTS senior season. Dominguez ranked third in the Meghan Finley, Lauren Texas Wesleyan will kick the RRAC last season in total digs with 519. Hutchinson, Lynsay Buell,Alex 2013 season off with four different tournaments.The Hendee,Abigail Zipoy, Courtney Shirey, Starnisha Lady Rams are set to begin the season in the Bodie, Mary Trejo, Stephanie Dominguez, Bianca Oklahoma Baptist Tournament in Shawnee, Upshaw, and Katherine Rosenbusch. Six of the 10 Oklahoma (8/23-8/24), followed by the Taylor/Indiana returners received All-Conference honors in 2012. Wesleyan Tournament in Marion,Indiana (8/30-8/31). Rosenbusch was a first team selection for the third The Lady Rams will then host the Wesleyan Huges consecutive year. Finley, Buell, and Dominguez Classic (9/6-9/7) before going head-to-head in a non- received second team honors, while Hutchinson and conference matchup with Tarleton State University Hendee both picked up honorable mention recogni- (9/10).The Mid-America Nazarene Tournament in tion. Oletha, Kansas (9/13-9/14) will follow the Stephenville road trip and will be the last tourna- ment before conference play is set to start.

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ALPHABETIC ROSTER

No. Name Pos. 12 Starnisha Bodie OH/MB 3 Lynsay Buell MB 16 Stephanie Domiguez S 1 Meghan Finley RS/MB 22 Jamie Gibson S 14 Lauren Hanmaker S Back Row Left to Right Alicia Berry (Trainer),Katherine Rosenbusch, Lauren 6 Alex Hendee OH Hanmaker,Abigail Zipoy,Alex Hendee, Meghan Finley, Bianca Upshaw, Kimberly 2 Lauren Hutchinson DS Weaver (Head Coach), Marissa Rangel (Assistant Coach). Front Row Left to 18 Katherine Rosenbusch MB Right: Starnisha Bodie, Mary Trejo, Stephanie Dominguez, Lauren Hutchinson, 11 Courtney Shirey OH Courtney Shirey, Lauren Stevens, Jamie Gibson. 19 Laura Stevens DS N UMERICAL R OSTER 13 Mary Trejo S No. Player Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/Previous School 17 Bianca Upshaw OH 8 Abigail Zipoy OH 1 Meghan Finley RS/MB 6-1 Jr. Tucson,AZ/Ironwood Ridge HS

2 Lauren Hutchinson DS 5-8 Sr. Mesquite,TX/Paris JC NUMBERS COMING BACK 3 Lynsay Buell MB 5-10 Sr. Ponder,TX/Ponder HS

6 Alex Hendee OH 5-10 Jr. Round Rock,TX/McNeil HS Cat. Return Lost %Back Kills 1499 220 .872 8 Abigail Zipoy OH 5-7 So. Austin,TX/McNeil HS

Assists 239 1255 .159 11 Courtney Shirey OH 5-7 So. Keller,TX/Keller HS Aces 179 39 .821 12 Starnisha Bodie OH/MB 5-7 So. Harker Heights,TX/Harker H. HS Digs 1829 514 .780 13 Mary Trejo S 5-5 So. Denton,TX/Denton HS Blocks 253 67 .790 14 Lauren Hanmaker S 5-10 Jr. Austin,TX/Paris JC

RETURNING LEADERS 16 Stephanie DominguezS 5-5 Sr. Houston,TX/Morton Ranch HS

17 Bianca Upshaw OH 5-6 So. Burton,TX/Burton HS Cat. No. Player 18 Katherine RosenbuschMB 6-0 Sr. Hutto,TX/Hutto HS Kills 437 Katie Rosenbusch

Assists 138 Stephanie Dominguez 19 Lauren Stevens DS 5-1 So. Katy,TX/Eastfield College

Aces 40 Stephanie Dominguez 22 Jamie Gibson S 5-3 Fr. Burleson,TX/Alvarado HS Digs 519 Stephanie Dominguez

Blocks 86 Katie Rosenbusch DS-Defensive Specialist, MB-Middle Blocker, OH-Outside Hitter, RS - Righ Side, S-Setter

6 2013 Lady Rams Volleyball Schedule 2013 Lady Rams

Date Day Opponent Site Time Aug. 16 Fri Brookhaven College Richardson,TX 8:00 AM 17 Sat Texas Wesleyan Scrimmage Fort Worth,TX 9:00 AM 23 Fri University of St.Thomas Shawnee, OK 10:00 AM 23 Fri College of the Ozarks Shawnee, OK 3:00 PM 24 Sat 1-Wiley College Shawnee, OK 9:00 AM 24 Sat 1-Texas College Shawnee, OK 2:00 PM 30 Fri 2- Point Park University Marion, IN 5:30 PM 30 Fri 2- Davenport University Marion, IN 8:00 PM 31 Sat 2- Indiana Wesleyan University Marion, IN 11:00 AM 31 Sat 2- Olivet Nazarene University Marion, IN 1:30 PM Sept. 6 Fri 3- UT-Brownsville Fort Worth,TX 2:00 PM 6 Fri 3- Rocky Mountain College Fort Worth,TX 7:00 PM 7 Sat 3- Embry-Riddle University Fort Worth,TX 1:00 PM 7 Sat 3- Lewis & Clark Fort Worth,TX 3:00 PM 10 Tue Tarleton State University Stephenville,TX 7:00 PM 13 Fri 4- Benedictine University Oletha, KS 11:00 AM 13 Fri 4- Grand View University Oletha, KS 3:00 PM 14 Sat 4- Evangel University Oletha, KS 12:00 PM 14 Sat 4- Northwestern University Oletha, KS 2:00 PM 19 Thur *Southwestern Christian University Bethany, OK 7:00 PM 21 Sat *Oklahoma Baptist University Fort Worth,TX 1:00 PM 21 Sat Wiley College Fort Worth,TX 6:30 PM 27 Fri *John Brown University Fort Worth,TX 7:00 PM 28 Sat *Oklahoma City University Fort Worth,TX 2:00 PM Oct. 1 Tue *Mid-America Christian University Oklahoma City, OK 7:30 PM 4 Fri *Wayland Baptist University Fort Worth,TX 7:00 PM 8 Tue *St. Gregory’s University Shawnee, OK 7:00 PM 10 Thur *SAGU Waxahachie,TX 7:00 PM 11 Fri Southern Nazarene University Fort Worth,TX 7:00 PM 17 Thur *Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee, OK 7:00 PM 19 Sat *Southwestern Christian University Fort Worth,TX 2:00 PM 25 Fri *John Brown University Siloam Springs,AR 2:00 PM 26 Sat *Oklahoma City University Oklahoma City, OK 5:00 PM 29 Tue *Mid-American Christian University Fort Worth,TX 7:00 PM Nov. 2 Sat *Wayland Baptist University Plainview,TX 2:00 PM 5 Tue *St. Gregory’s Univesity Fort Worth,TX 7:00 PM 8 Fri *SAGU (Senior Night) Fort Worth,TX 7:00 PM 14-16 Th-Sat Sooner Athletic Conference Tournament TBD TBD 22-23 Fr-Sat NAIA National Tournament Opening Rd TBD TBD Dec. 1-7 Sun-Sat NAIA National Tournament Suix City, IA TBD

Home games in bold # Denotes Exhibition Contest * Denotes Sooner Athletic Conference match All times local to site 1-Oklahoma Baptist Tournament,Shawnee, OK 2-Taylor/Indiana Wesleyan Tournament,Marion, IN 3-Wesleyan Hughes Classic, Fort Worth,TX 4-Mid-America Nazarene University Tournament,Oletha, KS www.ramsports.net 7 2013 Lady Rams Opponents Directory

O PPONENT’ S D IRECTORY

School 2012 Record (RRAC) Head Coach SID SID Email

Benedictine 30-5 Jennifer Wildes Tim Calderwood [email protected]

Brookhaven n/a Jason Hopkins Jason Hopkins [email protected]

College of the Ozarks 19-15 Nick Sharp Stacy Edwards [email protected]

Davenport 32-7 Megan Lenhart Aaron Sagraves [email protected]

Embry-Riddle 29-6 Joslynn Gallop Alison Smalling [email protected]

Evangel 22-14 Mary WhiteheadKevin Kennedy n/a

Grand View 29-11 Tina Carter Molly Brown [email protected]

Indiana Wesleyan 36-4 Candace Moats Kyle Schmidt [email protected]

John Brown 22-16 Stacie Johnson Nicholas Robinson [email protected]

Lewis & Clark 2-14 Stacie Matz Kristian Martin [email protected]

Mid-America Christian 18-16 Craig Ruiz Levi Convirs [email protected]

Northwestern 16-15 Keylor Chen Dan Yopchick [email protected]

Oklahoma Baptist 35-6 Anna Howle Ray Fink [email protected]

Oklahoma City 15-22 Nikki Dieball Rich Tortorelli [email protected]

Olivet Nazarene 11-28 Brenda Williams Wendy Reid [email protected]

Point Park 30-10 Mike Bruno Kevin Taylor [email protected]

Rocky Mountain 14-18 Laurie Kelly Laurie Kelly [email protected]

Southern Nazarene 13-19 Kevin Ingram David Noblett [email protected]

SAGU 18-17 (7-4) Hank Moore Mark Warde [email protected]

Southwestern Christian 3-33 Larry Bittle Allie McIntosh [email protected]

St. Gregory’s 12-15 Katrina English Brad Collins [email protected]

St.Thomas Houston 19-16 (8-3) Kallie Noble Kallie Noble [email protected]

Tarleton State 23-9 Mary Schindler Dameon Myres [email protected]

Texas College 10-19 (3-8) Russeal Wortham Russeal Wortham [email protected]

UT-Brownsville 30-2 (11-0) Todd Lowery Iran Perez [email protected]

Wayland Baptist 19-15 Jim Giacomazzi Kevin Lewis [email protected]

Wiley 22-8 (10-1) Nancy Sikobe Alan Wiederhold [email protected]

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S ENIORS Lauren Hutchinson DS l Sr. l 5-8 Mesquite,TX Paris Junior College

2012: An honorable mention All-RRAC selection during her first season as a Lady Ram…ranked second on the team in total digs (380)...ranked 10th in 2 the RRAC in service aces (39). 2 Prior To Wesleyan: A second team All-Conference selection and ranked 25th in the nation in digs at Paris Junior College. Career Highs High School: A standout in volleyball, track, soccer, and basketball at North Kills: 1, twice Mesquite High School…named Defensive Player of the Year and was an All- Assists: 4, vs. Oklahoma City, 9/15/12 District selection...helped lead the team to a district title as a senior and advanced to the third round of playoffs…named prom queen. Service Aces: 10, vs. St. Gregory’s, 8/29/12 Personal: Lauren Hutchinson…born November 3, 1991 in Dallas, Digs: 34, at St. Gregory’s, 8/29/12 Texas...daughter of Michael Hutchinson and Jaylee Hutchinson-Harris...has three siblings, Jordan, Justin, and Dylan. Total Blocks: 1, vs.Wayland Baptist, 10/11/12

Hutchinson’s Career Statistics Year MP K E TA Pct. A SA DG BS BA 2012 29 2 6 34 -.118 17 39 380 0 1 Totals 29 2 6 34 -.118 17 39 380 0 1

Lynsay Buell MB l Sr. l 5-10 Ponder,TX Ponder HS 2012: A second team All-RRAC selection as a junior…ranked 11th in the RRAC in hitting percentage and third on the team (.213) after collecting 334 total kills in 34 matches played…posted a career-high 37 kills at SAGU (9/25/12). 33 2011: Recorded 241 kills at 2.13 kills per game in 32 matches played as a sopho- more…ranked 16th in the RRAC in total kills. Career Highs 2010: Played in 33 matches, including 23 starts as a freshman...ranked fourth on the Kills: 37, at SAGU, 9/25/12 team with 172 kills and second with 65 total blocks (10th in RRAC)...closed the reg- ular season with 13 kills in a win at Texas College (11/6)...blasted her season high Assists: 2, at SAGU, 9/25/12 with 21 kills in an RRAC Tournament match against SAGU (11/12) while hitting .366 and adding three blocks for a total of 22.5 points...hit .692 with nine kills in an Service Aces: -- errorless effort during a win over Bacone (9/25). Digs: 7, at Southwest, 9/29/12 High School: Played for one season at Ponder High School and helped lead the team to a district title as a senior...a track and cross country regional qualifier at Total Blocks: 8, at SAGU, 9/29/12 PHS…played for coach Donna Martin’s Conquerors club team. Personal: Lynsay Buell…born April 23, 1992, in Panorama City, California…daughter of John and Leslie Buell…has two sisters, Kristen and Kaylee…majoring in business.

Buell’s Career Statistics Year MP K E TA Pct. A SA DG BS BA 2010 33 172 112 472 .127 2 0 30 56 9 2011 31 241 155 29 .207 6 0 44 2 45 2012 34 334 150 865 .213 8 0 66 12 54 Totals 747 417 2057 .182 16 0 140 23 155 www.ramsports.net 9 2013 Lady Rams Meet the Lady Rams

Stephanie Dominguez S l SR. l 5-5 Houston,TX Morton Ranch, HS 2012: Selected second team All-RRAC as a junior…led the team in total digs (519) and ranked second on the team in total assists (138)…collected a career-high 47 1166 digs at Southwest (9/29/12). 2011: An honorable mention All-RRAC selection as a sophomore…second on the Career Highs team in total digs (315)…posted a game high 25 digs against Wayland Baptist (9/16/11). Kills: 6, at Huston-Tillotson, 10/1/11 Assists: 44, against St.Thomas, 9/16/11 2010: Saw action in all 34 matches, while making six starts...named Honorable Mention All-RRAC...ranked second on the team with 88 assists and third with 308 Service Aces: 5, vs. HTU, 10/9/12 digs...notched 26 digs in the season opener at Daemen (8/20)...posted 20 digs while dishing out 12 assists in a win over St.Thomas (9/24). Digs: 47, at Southwest, 9/29/12 High School: Earned second team All-District and Academic All-District honors Total Blocks: 3, twice for coach Allison Merrell at Morton Ranch High School.

Personal: Stephanie Grace Dominguez…born June 3, 1992 in Houston, TX…daughter of Adam and Brenda Dominguez…has four sisters,Amanda, Samantha,April, and Christina…majoring in mass communications. Dominguez’s Career Statistics Year MP K E TA Pct. A SA DG BS BA 2010 34 4 9 251 .351 88 17 308 1 2 2011 32 44 21 333 .937 355 32 315 0 12 2012 33 10 6 65 .062 138 40 519 0 1 Totals 99 58 36 303 0.45 581 89 1142 1 15

Katherine Rosenbusch MB l Sr. l 6-0 Hutto,TX Hutto, HS 2012: Selected first-team All-RRAC for the third consecutive year…received two 1188 RRAC Player of the Week honors…ranked in the top 50 nationally in Division I in total kills and third in the RRAC after leading the team with 437…ranked first on the team in total blocks and fifth in the RRAC after collecting 86 during the sea- Career Highs son…posted a career-high 38 kills at SAGU (9/25/12). Kills: 38, at SAGU, 9/25/12 2011: Named first-team All-RRAC and an academic All-Conference selection…led the team in total kills with 313…posted a career-high 10 blocks against SAGU Assists: 3, twice (9/20/12). Service Aces: 4, twice 2010: Played in 33 games, including 29 starts as a freshman...named first-team All- RRAC and RRAC Freshman of the Year...ranked fifth in the conference with 78 total Digs: 7, against Wayland Baptist, 9/16/11 blocks, seventh with a .241 hitting percentage, and tenth with 256 kills...reached double-figures in kills nine times...posted a season-high 18 kills in a win over SAGU Total Blocks: 10, at SAGU, 9/20/11 (9/7)...hit .542 with 14 kills against just one error in a win at St.Thomas (9/4). High School: A first team All-District and Academic All-District selection at Hutto High School under Janice Nelson…helped lead HHS to the regional quarterfinals...also earned Newcomer of the Year and Academic All-District acco- lades while at HHS. Personal: Katherine Rosenbusch…born February 9, 1992 in Austin, Texas…daugh- ter of Robert and Linda Rosenbusch…has five sisters and one brother…majoring in athletic training. Rosenbusch’s Career Statistics Year MP K E TA Pct. A SA DG BS BA 2010 33 256 89 40 .075 3 13 67 11 67 2011 31 313 112 42 .238 10 20 69 23 73 2012 34 437 152 999 .483 14 35 79 17 69 Totals 98 1006 353 2452 .265 27 68 215 51 209 10 2013 Lady Rams Volleyball Meet the Lady Rams 2013 Lady Rams

J UNIORS Meghan Finley RS/MB l Jr. l 6-1 Tuscon,AZ Ironwood Ridge HS 2012: A repeat second team All-RRAC selection as a sophomore…recorded 289 kills, 99 digs, and was ranked third on the team in total blocks with 61 in 126 games played…posted a career-high 22 kills at SAGU (9/25/12).

2011: Named second team All-RRAC as a freshman…ranked second on the team in total kills with 251 while hitting .209…ranked third on the team and 14th in the 11 RRAC in total blocks (66). High School: A 2nd-team All-Region selection for coach Bill Lange at Ironwood Career Highs Ridge High School...helped IRHS reach the State semifinals on two occasions...also played for Dinamo VBC...won a silver medal at the Junior Olympics. Kills: 22, at SAGU, 9/25/12 Assists: 2, five times Personal: Meghan Finley…born October 20, 1992 in Denver, Colorado…daughter of Sean and Marian Finley…has two brothers, Cory and Sean…majoring in athletic Service Aces: -- training. Digs: 8, against Kansas Wesleyan, 8/24/12 Finley’s Career Statistics Total Blocks: 8, twice Year MP K E TA Pct. A SA DG BS BA 2011 32 251 99 727 .065 3 0 76 4 62 2012 34 289 119 796 .583 14 0 99 8 53 Totals 66 540 218 1523 0.324 17 0 175 12 115

Alex Hendee OH l So. l 5-10 Cedar Park,TX Cedar Park HS 2012: An honorable mention All-RRAC selection as a sophomore…ranked third on the team in total kills (312) and total digs (373). 66 2011: Posted 240 kills and 2.14 kills per game as a freshman for the Lady Rams. Career Highs High School: A first team All-District 16-5A selection at McNeil High School...a three-time Academic All-District selection...named team captain and team MVP in Kills: 25, at St. Gregory’s, 8/29/12 her senior season...participated in the Junior Olympics in 2008 and 2010. Assists: 4, at St. Gregory’s, 8/29/12 Personal: Alex Hendee born on January 24, 1993…daughter of Jim and Beth Service Aces: 4, vs. St. Gregory’s, 8/29/12 Hendee…has one brother, Spencer…majoring in biology. Digs: 30, at SAGU, 9/25/12 Total Blocks: 5, at St. Gregory’s, 8/29/12

Hendee’s Career Statistics Year MP K E TA Pct. A SA DG BS BA 2011 31 240 182 247 .012 3 20 278 2 31 2012 34 312 144 919 .514 19 29 373 3 14 Totals 65 552 326 1778 .263 22 49 651 5 45 www.ramsports.net 11 2013 Lady Rams Meet the Lady Rams

Lauren Hanmaker S l Jr. l 5-10 Austin,TX Paris Junior College Prior To Wesleyan: Helped lead Paris Junior College to an eleventh place NJCAA ranking...her junior year the dragons went 23-12 while Hamaker racked up 541 1144 assists and 236 digs. High School: A MVP her junior year and an All-District honorable mention selec- tion her senior year at Vista Ridge High School...also played for club team APV and Eclipse. Personal: Lauren Hamaker...born June 3 in Austin,TX...the daughter of Doug and Bev Hanmaker...has one sibling Bradley Hamaker...majoring in exercise science.

S OPHMORES Lauren Stevens DS l So. l 5-1 Katy,TX Eastfield College Prior To Wesleyan: Played one season at Eastfield College. 19 High School: Graduate of Cinco Ranch High School in Katy,Texas...helped Cinco 19 Ranch to two district championships in 2008 and 2009. Personal: Lauren Nicole Stevens...born February 8, 1993 in Walnut Creek, California...daughter of Matt and Sue Ellen Stevens...has one sister, Kaleigh McLane...majoring in psycholgy and pre-med

Abigail Zipoy OH l So. l 5-7 Austin,TX McNeil HS 88 2012: Played in 32 matches as a freshman for the Lady Rams…collected 59 kills, 166 digs, and nine blocks. Career Highs High School: A four-year academic All-Distrcit and letter winner as a captain at McNeil High School...three All-Tournament team selections...two-time junior olympic Kills: 11, against OLLU, 11/9/12 volleyball tournament qualifier...two-time All-District selection and MVP for McNeil in 2011. Assists: 3, against HTU, 10/9/12 Personal: Abigail Rosetta Zipoy…born December 26 in Austin,Texas...daughter of Service Aces: 3, twice Christine Wright and Blake Zipoy...has three siblings, Matthew, Emily, and Josh…major- Digs: 24, at SAGU, 9/25/12 ing in psychology. Total Blocks: 3, at SAGU, 9/25/12 Zipoy’s Career Statistics Year MP K E TA Pct. A SA DG BS BA 2012 32 59 37 20 .350 7 19 166 0 9 Totals 32 59 37 20 .350 7 19 166 0 9 12 2013 Lady Rams Volleyball Meet the Lady Rams 2013 Lady Rams

Courtney Shirey OH l So. l 5-7 Keller,TX Keller HS 2012: Played in 27 matches as a freshman for the Lady Rams…posted a .056 hit- ting percentage with 26 kills…had a game high four kills against Wayland Baptist (10/11/12) and St.Thomas (10/12/12). 66 High School: A two-year letter winner at Keller High School...played at Nationals with club team 900 under Meredith Grady. Career Highs Personal: Courtney Shirey…born April 5 in Keller,Texas...daughter of Stewart Kills: 4, twice and Elmyra Shirey...has two siblings, Emily and Barrett...majoring in psychology. Assists: 1, at Centenary, 9/18/12 Service Aces: 1, five times Shirey’s Career Statistics Digs: 10, against St.Thomas, 8/25/12 Year MP K E TA Pct. A SA DG BS BA 2012 27 26 20 2 .500 1 5 48 0 2 Total Blocks: 2, twice Totals 27 26 20 2 .500 1 5 48 0 2

Starnisha Bodie OH/MB l So. l 5-7 Harker Heights,TX Harker Heights HS 2012: Saw action in 18 matches played as a freshman for the Lady Rams…collect- 12 ed 21 kills, 13 digs, and 10 blocks. 12 High School: Played four years at Harker Heights High School…a second team Career Highs All-District selection and recipient of numerous awards including: National Junior Honor Society, Newcomer of the Year, Killeen's "One to Watch", and Lady Knights Kills: 3, three times MVP during all four years. Assists: 1, twice Personal: Starnisha Bodie…born October 5 in Austin,TX...daughter of Yolanda Simmons and Christopher Bodie...has one sibling, Brittany...majoring in Psychology. Service Aces: -- Digs: 5, vs. Kansas Wesleyan, 8/24/12 Total Blocks: 6,vs. St. Gregory’s, 8/29/12 Bodie’s Career Statistics Year MP K E TA Pct. A SA DG BS BA 2012 18 21 17 2 1.000 2 0 13 0 10 Totals 18 21 17 2 1.000 2 0 13 0 10

Mary Trejo S l So. l 5-5 Denton,TX Denton HS 1133

www.ramsports.net 13 2013 Lady Rams Meet the Lady Rams 2012: Played in 24 matches as a freshman for the Lady Rams. Career Highs High School: A National Scholar Athlete recipient at Denton High School in Kills: 2, at Bacone, 10/4/12 2011…an academic All-State selection in 2010 and an academic All-Distric selection in 2009…named MVP as a freshman. Assists: 11, at Langston, 9/20/12 Personal: Mary Anne Trejo…born December 12 in Conroe,Texas...daughter of Jose Service Aces: 2, vs.TX Lutheran, 9/1/12 Trejo and Karen Barry...has three siblings,Amanda, Brice, and Jonathan...majoring in biology. Digs: 9, twice Total Blocks: -- Trejo’s Career Statistics Year MP K E TA Pct. A SA DG BS BA 2012 24 5 6 24 .731 19 10 80 0 0 Totals 24 5 6 24 .731 19 10 80 0 0

Bianca Upshaw OH l So. l 5-6 Burton,TX Burton HS 17 2012: Collected four kills and six digs in five matches played as a freshman. 17 High School: All-Academic selection all four years at Burton HS...first team All- District selection from 2009-2011…All-State volleyball selection in 2011. Career Highs Personal: Bianca Jenea Upshaw…born February 16 in Burton,Texas...daughter of Kills: 3, against Jarvis Christian, 11/3/12 Bertha and Otis Upshaw...has two siblings Tanya and Tanir...majoring in business. Assists: -- Service Aces: 2, vs. JCC, 11/3/12 Digs: 2, twice Total Blocks: -- Upshaw’s Career Statistics Year MP K E TA Pct. A SA DG BS BA 2012 24 5 6 24 .731 19 10 80 0 0 Totals 24 5 6 24 .731 19 10 80 0 0

F RESHMAN Jamie Gibson S l Fr. l 5-3 Burleson,TX Alvarado HS High School: A first team All-District selection as a senior at Alvarado High School 2222 in Alvarado,Texas...also played club volleyball at Ellis County. Personal: Jamie Gibson...born April 22, 1995 in Fort Worth,Texas...daughter of Jimmy and Lorie Gibson...has four siblings, Jenna, Jeremy, Joey, and Jubal...undecided on major.

14 2013 Lady Rams Volleyball 2012 Review 2012 Review Season Review

THE END OF THE BEGINNING

In 2012, the Texas Wesleyan volleyball team finished the season with an overall record of 19-15, the most wins the Lady Rams recorded since win- ning 32 matches in 2007.The Lady Rams finished fifth in the Red River Athletic Conference standings with a 7-4 record, and advanced to the semifinal match in the RRAC tournament.

TWO MILESTONES COME TO AN END The 2012 campaign ended a nine-year run as a member of the Red River Athletic Conference, and also marked the final season with head coach Christy Clawson at the helm. Clawson departed from Texas Wesleyan as the third winningest volleyball coach in program history with an overall record of 131-120 (.522). Rick Johansen, who coached from 1997-2005, has the second most wins with 188. Becky Hughes leads all Wesleyan coaches in the wins column with 369, after serving as head coach from 1980-1992.Texas Wesleyan posted an overall 106-30 record in conference action during their tenure as a member of the RRAC.

GIVE ME FIVE The Lady Rams cruised through the start of conference play with a five- game winning streak.A 3-0 sweep of Langston prompted the five-game winning stretch, followed by two 3-2 victories over SAGU and Southwest. After two 3-0 sweeps over Bacone and Huston-Tillotson, the Lady Rams were handed their first conference loss of the season against the University of St.Thomas, in a close 3-2 match.

LADY RAMS RECEIVE 10 RRAC POW HONORS Five Lady Rams received Red River Athletic Conference Player of the Week honors during the 2012 season.Angelica Arroyo leads the list after picking up three honors. Lynsay Buell and Katherine Rosenbusch followed Arroyo with two honors apiece, while Stephanie Dominguez and Lauren Hutchinson both received one.

SEVEN SELECTED ALL-CONFERENCE Five Lady Rams were selected to the 2012 Red River Athletic Conference All-Conference Team.Katie Rosenbusch made the first team for the third- consecutive year. Rosenbusch led the team in hitting percentage (.285), kills (437), and blocks (86). Angelica Arroyo, Lynsay Buell, Stephanie Dominguez, and Meghan Finley were all second team selections.Arroyo led the team in assists and was ranked second in the RRAC with 1237. Buell ranked second on the team in total kills (334), Dominguez ranked third in the RRAC in total digs (519), while Finley was third on the team in total kills (289).Alex Hendee and Lauren Hutchinson both received an honorable mention. Hendee was third on the team in total kills (312), and Hutchinson finished the season with the second most total digs on the team (380).

NEW RECORDS SET Along with being chosen for the third straight year as a RRAC first team All-Conference selection, Katie Rosenbsuch also entered the Texas Wesleyan record books following the 2012 season. Rosenbusch is now the individual record holder for most kills in a match after racking up 38 in a September match with SAGU. Rosenbusch surpassed former Lady Ram Kristen Tuttle, who set the record in 1989 with 32. Rosenbusch’s kill total in the same contest against SAGU helped secure a new team record in total kills in a match.As a team, the Lady Rams posted a total of 134 kills, to jump over the 2004 Lady Rams, who held the record with 89. Lynsay Buell was just one kill shy of sharing the indivdual record with Rosenbush after collecting 37.The 2012 Lady Rams also collected 155 digs in a match against the University of the Southwest to hold the team record for most digs in a match.The previouis record holder was the 2001 team with 142.

16 2013 Lady Rams Volleyball Match Results 2012 Review

Overall Home Away Neutral All Matches: 19-15 5-5 8-6 6-4 Conference: 7-4 3-2 4-2 0-0 Non-Conference: 12-11 2-3 4-4 6-4

Date Oppponent Result Score Aug. 24 1-John Brown University L 3-1 27-25, 22-25, 25-20, 26-24 8/24 1-Kansas Wesleyan University W 3-2 16-25, 25-23, 25-21, 17-25, 16-14 8/25 1-Oklahoma Baptist University L 3-0 25-23, 25-12, 25-19 8/25 1-University of St.Thomas W 3-2 25-19, 20-25, 14-25, 25-22, 15-8 8/28 vs. SAGU W 3-1 22-25, 29-27, 25-21, 25-19 8/29 at Saint Gregory’s University L 3-1 25-23, 13-25, 25-23, 25-17 8/31 2-LaTeourneau University W 3-0 25-14, 25-13, 25-13 8/31 2-Hardin-Simmons University L 3-2 25-12, 25-18, 13-25, 20-25, 17-15 Sept. 1 2-Texas Lutheran University W 3-0 25-14, 25-17, 25-23 9/1 2-University of Texas at Dallas W 3-1 25-20, 25-22, 26-28, 25-19 9/4 vs. Dallas Baptist University L 3-2 23-25, 25-21, 25-18, 23-25, 15-10 9/6 vs. Mid-American Christian University W 3-0 25-15, 25-16, 25-23 9/10 at College of the Ozarks W 3-2 25-17, 18-25, 25-23, 13-25, 15-13 9/10 at John Brown University L 3-0 25-18, 25-18, 27-25 9/15 at McPherson College W 3-0 25-14, 25-18, 25-18 9/15 at Oklahoma City University W 3-2 25-22, 16-25, 25-21, 23-25, 17-15 9/18 at Centenary College W 3-0 25-20, 25-10, 25-21 9/18 at Wiley College L 3-0 25-14, 25-22, 25-22 9/20 *at Langston University W 3-0 25-7, 25-9, 25-9 9/25 *at SAGU W 3-2 20-25, 25-19, 24-26, 25-21, 15-12 9/28 at Hardin-Simmons University L 3-0 34-32, 27-25, 25-23 9/29 *at University of the Southwest W 3-2 27-29, 25-19, 21-25, 25-21, 15-12 Oct. 4 *at Bacone College W 3-0 25-18, 25-17, 25-21 10/9 *vs. Huston-Tillotson University W 3-0 25-16, 25-17, 25-15 10/11 vs.Wayland Baptist University L 3-1 25-19, 19-25, 27-25, 25-20 10/12 *vs. University of St.Thomas L 3-2 25-23, 23-25, 18-25, 25-23, 15-12 10/16 vs.Tarleton State University L 3-1 25-18, 23-25, 25-20, 25-10 10/20 *at University of Texas at Brownsville L 3-0 25-18, 25-11, 25-14 10/24 *at Our Lady of the Lake University L 3-0 25-19, 27-25, 32-30 10/27 #Alumni Game 11/2 *vs.Texas College W 3-0 25-14, 25-15, 25-16 11/3 *vs. Jarvis Christian College W 3-0 25-12, 25-15, 25-9 11/3 *vs.Wiley College L 3-2 25-13, 19-25, 25-23, 23-25, 15-6 11/9 3-Our Lady of the Lake University W 3-1 25-21, 20-25, 25-20, 27-25 11/9 3-University of Texas at Brownsville L 3-0 25-15, 25-20, 25-19

* Denotes Red River Athletic Conference match Home matches in bold 1 - Texas Wesleyan Lu Allen Invitational, Graham,TX 2 - UT-Dallas Invitational, Richardson,TX 3 - Red River Athletic Conference Tournament,Fort Worth,TX

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No. Name GP-MP K K/G E TA Pct. A A/G SA SE SA/G 1 Meghan Finley 126-34 289 2.29 119 24 0.583 14 0.11 0 1 0.00 2 Lauren Hutchinson 109-29 2 0.02 6 34 -0.118 17 0.16 39 48 0.36 3 Lynsay Buell 128-34 334 2.61 150 865 0.213 8 0.06 0 2 0.00 4 Ali Kirkpatrick 19-11 2 0.11 1 9 0.111 0 0.00 2 1 0.11 5 Alexandria Garrison 32-15 4 0.13 3 18 0.056 1 0.03 8 6 0.25 6 Alex Hendee 127-34 312 2.46 144 919 0.183 19 0.15 29 45 0.23 7 Angelica Arroyo 135-34 32 0.24 13 1596 0.171 1237 9.16 20 20 0.15 8 Abigail Zipoy 95-32 59 0.62 37 246 0.089 7 0.07 19 32 0.20 9 Brittany Berry 47-21 41 0.87 27 132 0.106 3 0.06 0 1 0.00 10 Emma Stanford 33-15 30 0.91 26 97 0.041 4 0.12 1 4 0.03 11 Courtney Shirey 48-27 26 0.54 20 108 0.056 1 0.02 5 7 0.10 12 Starnisha Bodie 36-18 21 0.58 17 69 0.058 2 0.06 0 1 0.00 13 Mary Trejo 62-24 5 0.08 6 24 -0.042 19 0.31 10 12 0.16 14 Bailey Bunting 47-24 47 1.00 23 120 0.200 4 0.09 0 0 0.00 15 Jessica Castro 27-12 1 0.04 1 3 0.000 3 0.11 2 4 0.07 16 Stephanie Dominguez 131-33 10 0.08 6 65 0.062 138 1.05 40 23 0.31 17 Bianca Upshaw 6-5 4 0.67 3 11 0.091 0 0.00 2 1 0.33 18 Katherine Rosenbusch 130-34 437 3.36 152 999 0.285 14 0.11 35 44 0.27 19 Meredith Mounger 4-3 0 0.00 0 0 0.000 0 0.00 3 1 0.75 20 Amber Morton 1-1 0 0.00 0 0 0.000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 21 Abigail Diaz 2-2 0 0.00 1 2 -0.500 1 0.50 0 0 0.00 22 Brittany Bryant 41-17 63 2.59 30 177 0.186 2 0.05 3 5 0.08

Totals 129-34 1719 13.33 790 4816 0.193 1494 11.58 218 258 1.69 Opponents - 1277 9.90 574 3935 0.179 1156 8.96 180 227 1.40

No. Name RE DG DG/G BS BA Total B/G BE BHE PTS 1 Meghan Finley 2 99 0.79 8 53 61.0 0.48 11 1 323.5 2 Lauren Hutchinson 42 380 3.49 0 1 1.0 0.01 0 5 41.5 3 Lynsay Buell 1 66 0.52 12 54 66.0 0.52 17 3 373.0 4 Ali Kirkpatrick 7 24 1.26 0 0 0.0 0.00 0 0 4.0 5 Alexandria Garrison 12 61 1.91 0 0 0.0 0.00 0 0 12.0 6 Alex Hendee 40 373 2.91 3 14 17.0 0.13 5 1 351.0 7 Angelica Arroyo 2 307 2.27 0 16 16.0 0.12 5 10 60.0 8 Abigail Zipoy 18 166 1.75 0 9 9.0 0909 1 3 82.5 9 Brittany Berry 0 9 0.19 2 14 16.0 0.34 1 1 50.0 10 Emma Stanford 0 10 0.30 0 7 7.0 0.21 3 0 34.5 11 Courtney Shirey 7 48 1.00 0 2 2.0 0.04 1 0 32.0 12 Starnisha Bodie 1 13 0.36 0 10 10.0 0.28 6 0 26.0 13 Mary Trejo 11 80 1.29 0 0 0.0 0.00 0 2 15.0 14 Bailey Bunting 0 20 0.43 2 14 16.0 0.34 7 0 56.0 15 Jessica Castro 0 38 1.41 0 0 0.0 0.00 0 0 3.0 16 Stephanie Dominguez 39 519 3.96 0 1 1.0 0.01 0 10 50.5 17 Bianca Upshaw 0 6 1.00 0 0 0.0 0.00 1 0 6.0 18 Katherine Rosenbusch 2 79 0.61 17 69 86.0 0.66 25 3 523.5 19 Meredith Mounger 1 4 1.00 0 0 0.0 0.00 0 0 3.0 20 Amber Morton 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 0.00 0 0 0.0 21 Abigail Diaz 0 5 2.50 0 0 0.0 0.00 0 0 0.0 22 Brittany Bryant 4 36 1.86 3 9 12.0 0.32 3 0 73.5

Totals 238 2343 18.16 47 273 183.5 1.42 86 39 2120.5 Opponents 207 1811 14.04 74 294 221.0 1.71 135 116 1678.0 18 2013 Lady Rams Volleyball Red River Athletic Conference 2012 Review

2012 RED RIVER CONFERENCE STANDINGS 2012 RRAC Team RRAC Pct. Overall Pct. GB PLAYERS OF THE WEEK UT-Brownsville#*^! 11-0 1.000 30-2 .938 -- Wiley* 10-1 .909 22-8 .733 1.0 St.Thomas-Houston*! 8-3 .727 19-16 .543 3.0 Date Player-Team Cl.-Pos Our Lady of the Lake* 8-3 .727 14-18 .438 3.0 Sept. 3 Texas Wesleyan* 7-4 .636 19-15 .559 4.0 SW Assemblies of God* 7-4 .636 18-17 .514 4.0 Player Vanja Joksic-UTB So.-OH Bacone 5-6 .455 12-20 .375 6.0 Hitter Vanja Joksic-UTB So.-OH Southwest 4-7 .364 9-23 .281 7.0 Setter Angelica Arroyo-TWU Sr.-S Texas College 3-8 .273 10-19 .345 8.0 Libero Paula Barros Sr.-DS Huston-Tillotson 2-9 .182 3-31 .088 9.0 Sep. 10 Jarvis Christian 1-10 .091 1-15 .063 10.0 Player Danica Markovic-UTB Jr.-OH Langston 0-11 .000 0-11 .000 11.0 Hitter Lynsay Buell-TWU Jr.-OH # - RRAC Regular Season Champion * - RRAC Tournament Berth ^ - RRAC Tournament Champion Setter Katarina Bursac-UTB Fr.-S ! - NAIA National Tournament Libero Paula Barros-UTB Sr.-DS Stephanie Dominguez-TWUJr.-DS 2012 RRAC TOURNAMENT RESULTS Sept. 16 (November 9-10, Fort Worth,TX) Player Danica Markovic-UTB Jr.-OH Hitter Magda Santos-WC Sr.-OH Nov. 9 Nov 10- Championship Match Setter Katarina Bursac-UTB Fr.-S Match 1:TWU def. OLLU, 3-1 UTB def. UST, 3-0 Taylor Calverley-SAGU Jr.-S Match 2: UST def. SAGU, 3-1 (UT-Brownsville wins 2012 RRAC Championship) Libero Diana Castaneda-WC So.-DS Sept. 23 Player Dancia Markovic-UTB Jr.-OH Hitter Stephanie Biediger-UST Sr.-RSH Setter Jessica Izquierdo-WC Fr.-S Semifinal 1: UTB def.TWU, 3-0 Libero Diana Castaneda-WC So.-DS Semifinal 2: UST def.WC, 3-1 Sept. 30 Player Katie Rosenbusch-TWU Jr.-MH Hitter Lynsay Buell-TWU Jr.-OH 2012 ALL-RRAC TEAM Vanja Joksic-UTB So.-MB Setter Angelica Arroyo-TWU Sr.-S FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Taylor Calverley-SAGU Jr.-S * INDICATES REPEAT FIRST-TEAM SELECTION Libero Paula Barros-UTB Sr.-DS Oct. 7 Player-Team Cl. Pos. Player-Team Cl. Pos. Player Kassy Cox-SAGU Jr.-MH Paula Barros*-UTB Sr. L Desirea Aguilar-OLLU Sr. S Hitter Ana Guerra-UTB Jr.-MB Stephanie Biediger-UST Sr. OH/RS Angelica Arroyo-TWU Sr. S Setter Katarina Bursac-UTB Fr.-S Johanna Ewald-WC Fr.-OH Taylor Calverley-SAGU Jr. S Lynsay Buell-TWU Jr. OH/M Libero Lauren Hutchinson-TWUJr.-DS Kassy Cox-SAGU Jr. MB Katarina Bursac-UTB Fr. S Oct. 14 Player Kassy Cox-SAGU Jr.-MH Ana Guerra*-UTB Jr. MB Diana Castaneda-WC So. DS Hitter Ingrid Mosquera-WC Sr.-OH Vanja Joksic*-UTB So. MB Erica Chimak-UTB Sr. OH Setter Angelica Arroyo-TWU Sr.-S Taylor Calverley--SAGU Jr.-S Danica Markovic*-UTB Jr. OH Stephanie Dominguez-TWU Jr. L Libero Shirley Paul-UST Jr.-DS Michelle Marques-UTB Jr. OPP Meghan Finley-TWU So. MB Oct. 21 Ingrid Mosquera*-WC Sr. OH Caitlyn Hudson-SAGU Sr. OH Player Christine Ruckman-OLLU Sr.-MB Hitter Christine Ruckman-OLLU Sr.-MB Katherine Rosenbusch*-TWUJr. M Jessica Izquierdo-WC Fr. S Setter Brittany Weiler-UST Sr.-S Christine Ruckman-OLLU Sr. MB Shirley Paul-UST Jr. L Libero Paula Barros-UTB Sr.-DS Magda Santos*-WC Sr. RS Oct. 28 Shelby Smiley-USW Jr. OH Player Michelle Marques-UTB Jr.-RSH Jessica Sodich-SAGU So. OH Jade Tigilau-BC So. OH Hitter Vanja Joksic-UTB So.-MB Susan Tsisiche-WC Jr. MB Brittany Weiler-UST Sr. S Jessica Sodich-SAGU So.-MB Setter Katarina Bursac-UTB Fr.-S Taylor Calverley-SAGU Jr.-S Libero Paula Barros-UTB Sr.-DS HONORABLE MENTION Stephanie Dominguez-TWUJr.-DS Nov. 7 Faron Bradley (HTU), Latifah Brager (JC), Brittany Briggs (SAGU), Jessica Chavez (OLLU), Lauren Player Katie Rosenbusch-TWU Jr.-MH Curley (UST), Sherri Darden (TC), Kylah Dias (UST), Johanna Ewald (WC), Judith Gutierrez Hitter Michelle Marques-UTB Jr.-RSH (USW), Alex Hendee (TWU), Lauren Hutchinson (TWU), Jerrica Jenkins (TC), Leslie Setter Angelica Arroyo-TWU Sr.-S Jenkins (BC), Kirsten Kubicek (UST),An’Jonee Mathis (WC), Dontreaka Matthew (LC),Toree Libero Diana Castaneda-WC So.-DS Misa’alefua (BC), LaReisha Murphy (JC), Reyven Osborne (LU), Briana Poblano (USW), Emmalee Emmalee Smith-SAGU Fr.-DS Smith (SAGU), Chantelia Washington (HTU), Bryttany Willoughby (OLLU) Nov

PLAYER OF THE YEAR DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST OF THE YEAR FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Danica Markovic - UT-Brownsville Paula Barros - UT-Brownsville Katarina Bursac - UT-Brownsville

SETTER OF THE YEAR NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR COACH OF THE YEAR Taylor Calverley - SAGU Christine Ruckman - Our Lady of the Lake Todd Lowery - UT-Brownsville

FRONT ROW PLAYER OF THE YEAR Vanja Joksic - UT-Brownsville

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2012 INDIVIDUAL STATS 2012 TEAM STATS Hitting Percentage Hitting Percentage K E T Pct. K E T Pct. 1. C. Ruckman-OLLU 316 116 616 .325 1. UT-Brownsville 1456 441 3508 .289 2. D. Markovic-UTB 381 110 900 .301 2. Wiley 1430 477 3577 .266 3. Texas College 786 343 2085 .212 3. I. Mosquera-WC 401 118 978 .289 4. SAGU 1650 685 4663 .207 4. K. Rosenbusch-TWU437 152 999 .285 5.Texas Wesleyan 1719 790 4816 .193 5. M. Marques-UTB 315 91 806 .278 OLLU 1364 676 3570 .193 6. M. Santos-WC 345 119 843 .268 7. St. Thomas 1570 739 4692 .177 7. K. Cox-SAGU 387 153 911 .257 8. Jarvis Christian 366 226 1097 .128 8. E. Chimak-UTB 179 53 564 .223 Bacone 1179 695 3779 .128 9. C. Hudson-SAGU 408 136 1221 .223 10. Southwest 1058 606 3815 .118 10. M. Finley-TWU 289 119 796 .214 11. Hustosn-Tillotson 879 540 2990 .113 Kills Kills K K 1.Texas Wesleyan 1719 1. Jessica Sodich-SAGU 530 2. SAGU 1650 2. Stephanie Biediger-UST 476 3. St. Thomas 1570 3. Katie Rosenbusch-TWU 437 4. UT-Brownsville 1456 4. Caitlyn Hudson-SAGU 408 5. Wiley 1430 5. Ingrid Mosquera-WC 401 6. Our Lady of the Lake 1364 6. Kirsten Kubicek-UST 392 7. Bacone 1179 7. Kassy Cox-SAGU 387 8. Southwest 1058 8. Danica Markovic-UTB 381 9. Huston-Tillotson 879 10. Texas College 786 9. Magda Santos-WC 345 11. Jarvis Christian 366 10. Lynsay Buell-TWU 334 12. Langston 61 Shelby Smith-SW 334 Assists Assists A A 1.Texas Wesleyan 1494 1. Taylor Calverley-SAGU 1289 2. SAGU 1462 2. Angelica Arroyo-TWU 1237 3. St. Thomas 1357 3. Brittany Weiler-UST 1166 4. UT-Brownsville 1312 5. Wiley 1298 4. Katarina Bursac-UTB 1151 6. Our Lady of the Lake 1160 5. Jessica Izquierdo-WC 1030 7. Bacone 1004 6. Toree Misa’alefua-BC 764 8. Southwest 955 7. Desirea Aguilar-OLLU 562 9. Huston-Tillotson 778 8. Denise Duplechin-TC 527 10. Texas College 697 9. Kayla Jenkins-SW 519 11. Jarvis Christian 276 10. Amber Green-HTU 286 12. Langston 58 Service Aces Service Aces SA SA 1. St. Thomas 251 1. Danica Markovic-UTB 79 UT-Brownsville 251 2. Stephanie Aikens-BC 58 3. Bacone 240 3. Brittany Weiler-UST 50 4.Texas Wesleyan 218 4. Phelecia Jones-BC 48 5. Wiley 211 5. Desirea Aguilar-OLLU 46 6. Our Lady of the Lake 199 Kirsten Kubicek-UST 46 7. SAGU 176 7. Stephanie Biediger-UST 45 8. Southwest 127 8. Reagan Creely-UST 42 9. Texas College 113 9. Stephanie Dominguez-TWU 40 10. Huston-Tillotson 97 10. Toree Misa’alefua-BC 39 11. Jarvis Christian 59 Lauren Hutchinson-TWU 39 12. Langston 29 Johanna Ewald-WC 39 Blocks BS BA T Blocks 1. UT-Brownsville 102 376 290.0 BS BA T 2. Huston-Tillotson 76 279 215.5 1. Ana Guerra-UTB 57 116 173 3. Texas College 72 275 209.5 2.Vanja Joksic-UTB 20 71 91 4.Texas Wesleyan 47 273 183.5 3. Sherri Darden-TC 18 72 90 5. SAGU 55 240 175.0 4. Faron Bradley-HTU 22 67 89 6. Bacone 116 94 163.0 St. Thomas 46 234 163.0 5. K. Rosenbusch-TWU 17 69 86 8. Southwest 79 58 158.0 6. Kassy Cox-SAGU 13 69 82 9. Wiley 54 203 155.5 7. Michelle Marques-UTB 7 73 80 10. Our Lady of the Lake 53 167 136.5 8. Jerrica Jenkins-TC 13 2 75 11. Jarvis Christian 53 106 106.0 9. Keara Stiles-HTU 15 59 74 12. Langston 22 21 32.5 10. Taylor Calverley-SAGU 8 60 68 Lauren Curley-UST 9 59 68 Digs Digs D D 1.Texas Wesleyan 2343 1. Shirley Paul-UST 639 2. St. Thomas 2138 2. Judith Gutierrez-SW 589 3. SAGU 2093 3. Stephanie Dominguez-TWU 519 4. Southwest 1872 4. Diana Castaneda-WC 468 5. Wiley 1687 5. Paula Barros-UTB 467 6. UT-Brownsville 1666 Jessica Sodich-SAGU 467 7. Bacone 1594 7. Shelby Smiley-SW 433 8. Our Lady of the Lake 1521 8. Jessica Chavez-OLLU 400 9. Huston-Tillotson 1379 9. Emmalee Smith-SAGU 388 10. Texas College 1270 11. Jarvis Christian 468 10. Lauren Hutchinson-TWU 380 12. Langston 148

20 2013 Lady Rams Volleyball Lady Ram Record Book Lady Ram Record Book Year by Year & Coaching Rec.

Y EAR- BY-YEAR RESULTS Since 1978

Year Overall Pct. Conference Pct. Notes Coach 1978 26-21 .553 Third State Sinah Goode 1979 9-20 .310 Fifth State “

1980 22-25 .468 Fifth Region Becky Hughes 1981 37-23 .617 “ 1982 45-22 .672 Second Nation “ 1983 16-18 .471 District Champions “ 1984 17-22 .436 2-12 .143 “ 1985 26-19 .578 21-2 .913 District Champions “ 1986 37-7 .841 19-0 1.00 Fourth Nation “ 1987 37-7 .841 10-0 1.00 Third Nation “ 1988 43-11 .796 11-1 .917 Conference Co-champ “ 1989 37-12 .755 8-2 .800 Eighth Nation “

1990 39-8 .830 9-1 .900 Second Nation “ 1991 13-20 .394 Third Conference “ 1992 19-17 .528 Rosie Stallman 1993 22-18 .550 “ 1994 33-9 .786 8-6 .571 National Qualifier “ 1995 25-11 .694 9-5 .643 Regional Qualifier “ 1996 19-18 .514 8-8 .500 Fifth Conference “ 1997 15-14 .517 6-8 .429 Rick Johansen 1998 6-15 .286 6-8 .429 “ 1999 17-9 .654 3-5 .375 “

2000 9-19 .321 0-7 .000 Fifth Conference “ 2001 18-15 .545 ------“ 2002 22-12 .647 14-3 .778 Regional Qualifier “ 2003 29-6 .829 20-2 .909 Regional Qualifier “ 2004 37-5 .881 14-2 .875 T-Fifth Nation “ 2005 35-5 .875 16-0 1.00 T-Fifth Nation “ 2006 20-10 .667 8-3 .727 Third RRAC Christy Clawson 2007 32-16 .667 10-0 1.00 Second Regoin VI “ 2008 14-26 .350 9-2 .818 Third RRAC “ 2009 16-17 .485 10-6 .625 Third RRAC “

2010 15-19 .441 7-7 .500 Fifth RRAC “ 2011 15-17 .469 5-4 .555 Sixth RRAC “ 2012 19-15 .559 7-4 .636 Fifth RRAC “ Totals 841-528 .614 240-98 .710 C OACHING RECORDS Coach Overall Pct. Becky Hughes (12yrs) 369-194 .655 Rick Johansen (9yrs) 188-100 .653 Rosie Stallman (5yrs) 118-73 .618 Christy Clawson (7yrs) 131-120 .522 Sinah Goode (2yrs) 35-41 .461 Totals 841-528 .614 22 2013 Lady Rams Volleyball Individual & Team Records Lady Ram Record Book

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TEAM RECORDS Kills Kills Match: 38, Katie Rosenbusch, vs. SAGU, 2012 Match: 134, vs. SAGU, 2012 Season: 653, Kristen Tuttle, 1990 Season: 2477, 2007 Career: 1781, Rachel Loftin, 2002-05 Assists Match: 84, vs. Incarnate Word, 1989 Season: 2063, 2007 Digs Match: 155, vs. Southwest, 2012 Season: 3610, 2007 Aces Match: 31, at Jarvis Christian, 9/25/07 Season: 473, 2007

Sandra Ayala set a school record with 96 aces in Rachel Loftin is the school’s career record holder with 2007. 1,781 kills. Blocks (Solo) Assists Match: 20, vs.Angelo State, 1989 Match: 104, Cassie Underwood, vs.ACU, 1995 Season: 302, 1987 Season: 1853, Evoni Darling, 2007 Total Blocks Career: 5779, Cortney Johansen, 2001-04 Match: 33, vs.Angelo State, 1989 Digs Season: 1091, 1990 Match: 51,Ashley Mock, at Wayland Baptist, 9/13/07 Season: 1007,Ashley Mock, 2007 WIN HISTORY Career: 2313, Susan Taylor, 2002-05 Most Wins 45, 1982, Becky Hughes Most Losses 26, 2008, Christy Clawson Fewest Wins 6, 1998, Rick Johansen Fewest Losses 5, 2004, Rick Johansen 5, 2005, Rick Johansen Last 40+ Win Season 1988, 43-11, Becky Hughes Last 30+ Win Season 2007, 32-16, Christy Clawson Last 20+ Win Season 2006, 20-10, Christy Clawson 40+ Winning Seasons 45-22 1982 Becky Hughes Susan Taylor is the school’s career 43-11 1988 Becky Hughes leader with 2,313 digs. 30+ Winning Seasons 39-8 1990 Becky Hughes 37-23 1981 Becky Hughes 37-7 1986 Becky Hughes Aces 37-7 1987 Becky Hughes Match: 13, Susan Taylor, vs. Paul Quinn, 2002 37-12 1989 Becky Hughes Season: 96, Sandra Ayala, 2007 37-5 2004 Rick Johansen Career: 260, Lori Swartz, 1994-97 35-5 2005 Rick Johansen 33-9 1994 Rosie Stallman Blocks (Solo) 32-16 2007 Christy Clawson Match: 16, Marissa Meyer, vs. Harding, 1995 20+ Winning Seasons Season: 134, Stephanie McLaughlin, 1990 29-6 2003 Rick Johansen Career: 263, Stephanie McLaughlin, 1987-90 26-21 1978 Sinah Goode 26-19 1985 Becky Hughes Total Blocks 25-11 1995 Rosie Stallman Match: 26, Misha Hamilton, vs. Cameron, 1995 22-25 1980 Becky Hughes Season: 511, Ginger Klopfenstein, 1987 22-18 1993 Rosie Stallman Career: 818, Ginger Klopfenstein, 1985-87 22-12 2002 Rick Johansen 20-10 2006 Christy Clawson

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All-Conference Ashley Mock 1st-team Defensive Specialist of the Year Evoni Darling 2nd-team Heart of Texas Setter of the Year 1994 Carmen Biel 1st-team Erinn Miller 2nd-team Misha Hamilton Hon. Mention 2008 Brittney Person 1st-team 1994 Lareka Linebarger 1st-team Katlynn Romig 1st-team Cassie Underwood 1st-team Defensive Specialist of the Year 1995 Cassie Underwood 1st-team Destiny Clemons 2nd-team 1996 Carmen Biel 2nd-team Evoni Darling 2nd-team Cassie Underwood 2nd-team Emily Millican 2nd-team 1997 Ranee Lloyd 1st-team Kristen Venhuizen 2nd-team 1998 Marissa Meyer 1st-team 2009 Destiny Clemons 1st-team Ranee Lloyd 2nd-team Chesley Covington 1st-team Ann Seitz 2nd-team Brittney Person 1st-team Chandler Sweeney 2nd-team Kaitlyn Lowes 2nd-team Angelica Arroyo Hon. Men. Red River Athletic Conference Kristen Venhuizen Hon. Men. 2010 Evoni Darling 1st-team Haelee Horne 1st-team Katherine Rosenbush 1st-team Freshman of the Year Marissa Rangel 2nd-team Kristen Venhuizen 2nd-team Stephanie Dominguez Hon. Men. Jennifer Kline Hon. Men. 2011 Katherine Rosenbusch 1st-team Angelica Arroyo 2nd-team Bailey Bunting 2nd-team Meghan Finley 2nd-team Stephanie Dominguez Hon. Mention Marissa Rangel Hon. Mention 2012 Katherine Rosenbusch 1st-team Angelica Arroyo 2nd-team Lynsay Buell 2nd-team Stephanie Dominguez 2nd-team Meghan Finley 2nd-team Alex Hendee Hon. Mention Lauren Hutchinson Hon. Mention

Carmen Biel was a two-time All-HOT Conference selection. All-Region 2002 Cortney Johansen 1st-team 1992 Debbie Williamson 1st-team Leighanne Krey 1st-team 2002 Nicky Davis 2nd-team Nicky Davis 2nd-team 2003 Cortney Johansen 1st-team Front-Row Specialist of the Year Nicky Davis 2nd-team Rachel Loftin 2nd-team Rachel Loftin 2nd-team Freshman of the Year 2004 Cortney Johansen 1st-team 2003 Nicky Davis 1st-team Rachel Loftin 1st-team Cortney Johansen 1st-team Tiffany Porterfield 2nd-team Rachel Loftin 1st-team Allyson Gaudi Hon. Mention Tiffany Porterfield Hon. Mention Susan Taylor Hon. Mention Sara Southerland Newcomer of the Year 2004 Cortney Johansen 1st-team Setter of the Year Rachel Loftin 1st-team Tiffany Porterfield 1st-team Nicky Davis 2nd-team Susan Taylor Hon. Mention 2005 Whitney Johansen 1st-team Setter of the Year Rachel Loftin 1st-team Front-Row Specialist of the Year Player of the Year Susan Taylor 1st-team Defensive Specialist of the Year Bela Gaulberto 2nd-team Misty Tarbet 2nd-team 2006 Sandra Ayala 1st-team Liz Meng 1st-team Jessica Colliau 2nd-team 2007 Sandra Ayala 1st-team Whitney Johansen was the RRAC Setter of the Liz Meng 1st-team Year in 2005.

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2005 Whitney Johansen 1st-team 2003 Lindsay Chandler Rachel Loftin 1st-team 2005 Rachel Loftin 2006 Ashley Mock 2007 Ashley Mock 2009 Lauren Hinojos NAIA All-American 1982 Diane Urey 1st-team Willa Gipson 2nd-team 1986 Laura McDonald 1st-team 1987 Ginger Klopfenstein 1st-team Joanna Hooker 2nd-team 1988 Ginger Klopfenstein 2nd-team Colleen Ford 3rd-team 1989 Kristen Tuttle 1st-team Stephanie McLaughlin 2nd-team 1990 Stephanie McLaughlin 1st-team Kristen Tuttle 1st-team 1992 Debbie Williamson 3rd-team 1995 Carmen Biel Hon. Mention Cassie Underwood Hon. Mention Liz Meng was a two-time All-American selec- 2002 Leighanne Krey Hon. Mention tion. 2003 Cortney Johansen Hon. Mention 2004 Cortney Johansen Hon. Mention Front-Row Specialist of the Year 2005 Rachel Loftin 2nd-team Player of the Year 2006 Liz Meng Hon. Mention Susan Taylor 1st-team 2007 Liz Meng Hon. Mention Defensive Player of the Year 2006 Sandra Ayala 1st-team TWU Female Athlete of the Year Liz Meng 1st-team 2007 Liz Meng 1st-team 2004-05 Courtney Johansen Ashley Mock 1st-team 2005-06 Susan Taylor Sandra Ayala 2nd-team 2006-07 Liz Meng Academic All-American 1982 Rhonda Lane Diane Urey 1983 Cara Koeritz Rhonda Lane 1984 Audrey Black 1986 Susan Heath

Rachel Loftin earned All-American honors in 2005. NAIA Hall of Fame 1991 Willa Gipson 1991 Diane Urey

Ashley Mock was a two-time Academic All- American.

1987 Susan Heath 1998 Kristina Adams

www.ramsports.net 25 Lady Ram Record Book All-Time Roster

-A- Bungi, Jill 1970 -H- Bunting, Bailey 2011-12 Adams, Kristina 1996-99 Burrhus-Clay, Camille 2008 Hackney, Lauren 2005-06 Aguilar, Nani 1992-94 Burrhus-Clay, Jenee 2008 Hamilton, Misha 1993-96 Allgaier, Dee 1987-88 Bussa, Barb 1985 Hanmaker, Lauren 2013- Harris, Kristina 2008-09 -C- Hendee,Alex 2011- Henry, Jan 1975 Calle, Dora 1977 Harris, Martha 1980 Calvert,Whitni 2008 Hatcher, Brandi 2003-06 Castro, Jessica 2012 Heath, Susan 1985-87 Cantrell, Kay 1971-74 Higginbotham, Donna 1985-88 Cantreras, Debbie 1974 High, Beatrice 2001-02 Chambers, Laura 1991 Hilton, Rose 1970 Chandler, Lindsay 1998-99, 01, 03 Hinojos, Lauren 2008-09 Christoph, Stephanie 1991-92 Hooker, Joanna 1985-87 Clark, Kristi 2004-05 Horne, Haelee 2010-11 Clemons, Destiney 2005-06, 08-09 Horton, Hannah 2010 Clemmer,Stephanie 1976, 78-80 Howard, Laura 2002 Coleman, Susan 1970 Howell, LeeAnn 1972 Colliau, Jessica 2005-06 Huley, Kathy 1978-79 Cook, Frances 1991-94 Hutchinson, Lauren 2012- Covington, Chelsy 2008-09 Croft, Sarah 1975 -I- Sandra Ayala had 1,413 kills and Crowley, Jan 1970 Cunningham, Carol 1974 1,397 digs in her career. -D- Allison, Rayla 1972 Almendarez, Isabel 2010 Danek, Kim 2005-06 Anderson, Jessica 1991-94 Daniel, Christina 2009-10 Anglin, Stacey 1993 Daniel, Rachel 2007-09 Arroyo,Angelica 2009-12 Darling, Evoni 2007-10 Ayala, Jazmin 2006 Daughtery, Debbie 1971 Ayala, Sandra 2004-07 Davies, Nancy 1972-73 Davis, Debbie 1974 -B- Davis, Keri 1995-98 Davis, Nicky 2002-04 Baca, Bonnie 1993 Debord, Pam 1983-86 Bachelder, Rachael 2001 Daffern, Lesa 1988-91 Bailey, Sara 1988 Diaz,Abigail 2012 Bain, Julie 1976 Dodd, Rita 1976-79 Bediney, Kay 1972 Dollar, Carleigh 2009 Benedict, Pam 1980-83 Dominguez, Stephanie 2010- Evoni Darling set a school record Berry, Brittany 2012 Downs, Kristine 2007 Betts, Doritta 1983 Duckett, Julie 1977 with 1,853 assists as a freshman. Beverly, Faith 2002 Duval, Cindy 1974 Biel, Carmen 1993-96 Dycus, Pam 1974 Black,Audrey 1983-84 Irwin, Jennifer 2006 Blanton, Carol 1973 -E- Bodie, Starnisha 2012- -J- Bodine, Kay 1972 Ehling, Elizabeth 2010 Boras, Debbie 1976 Elf, Chris 1995-96 Jackson, Lillian 1971 Brady, Renee 1989 Ellis, Melinda 1977-79 Jennings, Paige 2010-11 Brook, Shelly 1980-82 Emery, Kay 1973 Johansen, Cortney 2001-04 Broussard, Becca 2004 Farley, Robyn 1983-85 Johansen,Whitney 2005 Brown, Melinda 1999-00 Johnson,Willa 1979-82 Brown, Nita 1976 -F- Jones, Sonja 1970-71 Jordan, Jana 1988 Finley, Meghan 2011- Fenner,Ashley 2000 -K- Ford, Colleen 1985-88 Ford, Lacey 2003 Kabbelliya, Elexis 2001-02 Frick, Cyndra 1974 Kajs, Beverly 1990-93 Fuller, Lori 1996-97 Keck, Cassie 1997-00 King, Elaine 1990-91 -G- Kirkpatrick,Ali 2012 Kline, Jennifer 2010 Galloway,Tanya 1984-87 Klophenstein, Ginger 1985-88 Gandlach, Paula 1973-74 Koeritz, Cara 1980-83 Garrison,Alexandria 2012 Kovach, Lynn 1986-89 Gaudi,Allyson 2002-03 Krause, Robin 1972 Gaudi, Jocelyn 2002-03 Krey, Leighann 1999-02 Gaulberto, Bela 2005 Gibson, Jamie 2013 -L- Gilmore,Teddye 1972 Glasscoe, Sarah 2003 Lambert,Vicki 1970 Gossett, Shelly 1979 Laminack, Becky 1971-74 Susan Taylor had 822 digs in Green, Monica 1976 Lane, Kim 1996-97 2005. Griffin, Robin 1973 Lane, Rhonda 1980-83 Grimes, Kristi 1991 Lanzaratti, Susan 1979-80 Bryant, Brittany 2012 Guesno, Brigette 1992-94 Larson, Robin 1995 Buell, Lynsay 2010- 26 2013 Lady Rams Volleyball All-Time Roster Lady Ram Record Book

Latta, Sherri 1977-78 Person, Brittney 2007-09 Standridge, Kim 1982-83 Levicky, Stacy 1996-99 Phillips, Kelsey 2010 Stanford, Emma 2012 Lewis, Cindy 1971-72 Pierce, Kristen 2010 Stevens, Lauren 2013- Linebarger, Lareka 1993-94 Swartz, Lori 1994-97 Little,Valen 2002 Sweeney, Chandler 1998-00 Lloyd, Renee 1996-98 Sweeney, Kara 1999-00 Loftin, Rachel 2002-05 Lowes, Kaitlyn 2009 -T- -M- Tarbet, Misty 2005 Taylor, Jackie 1978-81 MacElroy, Kathy 1976 Taylor, Susan 2002-05 Mack, Cami 2001 Thompson, Susan 1976-78 Malone, Pat 1971 Thompson,Val 1981-82 Marburger,Tamara 1989-92 Thweatt, Gloya 1970 Marks, Candy 1971 Trejo, Mary 2012- Marshall, Roberta 1971 Tuttle, Kristen 1989-90 Martin, Carolyn 1971 Martin, Paige 1989-91 -U- Massey, Nikki 2007 Massey, Shelly 2000 Underwood, Cassie 1993-96 McAlister, Linda 1975 Upshaw, Bianca 2012- McCuin, Paula 1973-76 Chandler Sweeney was an All- Urey, Dianne 1980-82 McDonald, Cheryl 1985-86 Conference selection in 1998. McDonald, Laura 1983-86 -V- McGowen, Brandi 1991 McHenry, Fantaskia 2007 Pitts, Nancy 1974-75 McLaughlin, Stephanie 1987-90 Porras,Yvonne 1982-83 McMullen,Tracey 1972 Porterfield,Tiffany 2001-04 Meng, Elizabeth 2000, 05-07 Meyer, Marissa 1995-98 -R- Miller,Andi 1994-96 Miller, Erinn 2004-07 Raines, Karen 1977 Miller,Tammy 1977-78 Rains, Dana 1988-91 Millican, Emily 2008 Randall, Stephanie 2010 Mims, Belinda 1971-72 Rangel, Marissa 2010-11 Minshew, Susie 1970 Rankin, Sis 1970 Ray,Andrea 1996-99 Reikowski, Jolene 1986 Rodriguez, Leslie 2008 Romig, Katlynn 2008 Rosenbusch, Katherine 2010- Russell, Susan 1971

-S- Erinn Miller won the 3-D and Sampley, Patrice 1975 Coaches awards in 2007. Seitz,Andrea 1998-01 Shaw, Mary 2006 Vannaman, Elena 2011 Shelton, Lauren 2009 Venhuizen, Kristen 2007-10 Shirey, Courtney 2012- Small, Kim 1980-82 -W- Smith, Jan 1970 Snider, Carla 1974 Wade,Tammy 1979-80 Sommerfield,Angela 1995 Wallace, Kissy 1995 Ashley Mock had 51 digs in a Southerland, Sara 2003 Walton, Pat 1979-82 Wan, Rachelle 2007 match against Wayland Baptist. Warren, Devin 2009 Watson, Nancy 1972 Mitchell, Sandra 1981 Watson, Susan 1970-71 Mock,Ashley 2004-07 Weems, Lauren 2004-06 Moore, Mollie 1975-76 Wells, Raina 1996-97 Mounger, Meredith 2012 Werry,Andrea 1992-93 Mossige,Terri 1991-93 West, Kay 1970 Wilbourn, Deborah 1985-86 -N- Williams,Ashley 2007 Williams, Kat 2000, 02-04 Nelson, Laurie 1973 Williamson, Debbie 1989-92 Neyland, Bernadine 1977 Williamson, Janet 1975-78 Nickel, Michelle 1990 Willingham, Dianne 1972 Winn, Pam 1984-85 -O- Wright, Christy 1996-97 Wu, Betty 1994-96 Odom, Caroline 2006 Wyatt, Drew 1988 O'Hagan, Joan 1983 Bela Gaulberto was an All- Olshefski, Debbie 1972-74 -Z- Conference selection in 2005. -P- Zentino, Erica 1998 Stafford, Joan 1972 Zipoy,Abigail 2012- Parker, Megan 1998 Stalnaker, Kim 1983-85 Zuffinetti, Debi 1998-01 www.ramsports.net 27 Lady Ram Record Book All-Time vs. Opponents

School Record Streak School Record Streak Abilene Christian 6-7 L2 Missouri 0-1 L1 Ambassador 2-0 W2 Missouri Baptist 1-0 W1 Angelo State 6-2 W5 Missouri Southern 0-1 L1 Arkansas Fort Smith 0-1 L1 Missouri Valley 2-0 W2 Arkansas Tech 0-2 L2 Monmouth 1-0 W1 Ashford 0-1 L1 Montana State 1-0 W1 Austin College 2-3 L2 Montevallo 1-2 L2 Bacone 18-0 W18 Morehead State 2-1 W2 Baker 1-0 W1 Morningside College 1-0 W1 Bana College 1-0 W1 Nebraska-Omaha 0-1 L1 Baylor 0-2 L2 Newman 0-1 L1 Belhaven 2-0 W2 North Texas 12-10 L8 Bellevue 1-1 L1 Northern Montana 1-0 W1 Benedictine First Meeting Northwestern State 0-1 L1 Biola 1-1 L1 Northwestern First Meeting Brenau 1-0 W1 Ohio Dominican 0-1 L1 Brookhaven First Meeting Oklahoma Baptist 0-4 L4 California 0-1 L1 Oklahoma City 3-3 W2 California Baptist 1-3 L3 Olivet Nazarene First Meeting California Lutheran 0-1 L1 Ouachita Baptist 5-2 L2 Cameron 0-5 L5 Our Lady of the Lake 5-6 W1 Carroll College 2-0 W2 Palm Beach Atlantic 1-0 W1 Catawba (NC) 1-0 W1 Park College 2-0 W2 Centenary College 2-0 W2 Paul Quinn 14-0 W14 Central Arkansas 1-0 W1 Pittsburg State (KS) 0-1 L1 College of the Ozarks 3-2 W1 Point Loma Nazarene 3-4 L1 College of St. Scholastica 1-1 L1 Point Park First Meeting Colorado College 1-0 W1 Pomona 1-0 W1 Columbia (MO) 0-1 L1 Rocky Mountain First Meeting Concordia-Irvine 0-3 L3 Rollins College 1-0 W1 Concordia-Lutheran (NE) 1-1 W1 Saginaw Valley 1-0 W1 Concordia-Texas 20-6 W1 St. Edward’s 14-15 L2 Concordia-Nebraska 1-0 W1 St. Francis (IL) 2-3 L2 Cornerstone (MI) 1-0 W1 St. Gregory’s 1-1 L1 Daemen College 1-1 L1 St. Mary’s 14-16 L11 Dakota Wesleyan 0-1 L1 St.Thomas-Houston 7-3 L1 Dallas Baptist 7-3 L3 San Diego Christian 1-0 W1 Davenport First Meeting Sam Houston St. 1-0 W1 Doane College 1-1 L1 Savannah Art & Design 0-1 L1 Dordt (IA) 2-1 L1 Schreiner 10-0 W10 Drury 0-2 L2 Simon Frasier 1-0 W1 East Texas Baptist 5-0 W5 Sioux Falls 1-1 L1 Eastern New Mexico 0-1 L1 SE Oklahoma State 7-1 L1 Eckerd College 1-0 W1 Southern Arkansas 6-5 L2 Embry-Riddle (FL) 0-1 L1 Southern California College 1-0 W1 Evangel 1-0 W1 Southern Colorado 1-0 W1 Faulkner 1-0 W1 SMU 2-1 W2 Fort Lewis 0-1 L1 Southern Nazarene 16-7 L2 Francis Marion 1-0 W1 Southwestern Christian First Meeting Fresno Pacific 1-4 L4 Southwest State (MN) 1-0 W1 Georgetown 1-1 L1 Southwestern 10-13 L2 Gordan College 1-0 W1 SW Assemblies of God 19-5 W2 Graceland 1-0 W1 Southwestern OK State 0-1 L1 Grand View First Meeting Stephen F.Austin 0-4 L4 Hardin-Simmons 4-3 L3 Sul Ross 2-0 W2 Harding 2-4 L3 Tarleton State 7-6 L4 Hastings 0-2 L2 TAMU-Commerce 11-15 W1 Hawaii Pacific 0-5 L5 TAMU-International 6-3 L1 Henderson State 1-1 L1 TAMU-Kingsville 5-2 W5 Hendrix 2-0 W2 Texas 0-2 L2 Houghton 1-0 W1 Texas College 19-0 W19 Houston 0-1 L1 Texas Lutheran 15-21 W2 Houston Baptist 11-11 L4 Texas State 0-1 L1 Howard Payne 5-1 W3 Texas Tech 0-1 L1 Huntington College 2-0 W2 Texas Woman’s 18-20 L3 Huston-Tillotson 19-0 W19 The Master’s 1-1 L1 Incarnate Word 18-9 W1 Trevecca Nazarene 2-0 W2 Indiana Wesleyan First Meeting Trinity 1-1 W1 Iowa Wesleyan 1-0 W1 Truman State 0-1 L1 IUPUI 1-0 W1 Tulsa 0-1 L1 Jarvis Christian 12-0 W12 University of Dallas 3-0 W3 John Brown 5-7 L6 U.S. International 1-0 W1 Kansas Wesleyan 1-0 W1 University of the Southwest 17-2 W4 Langston 2-0 W2 UT-Arlington 0-5 L5 Louisiana.-Lafayette 0-1 L1 UT-Brownsville 1-13 L7 LeTourneau 5-0 W5 UT-Dallas 3-1 W1 Lewis & Clark 0-3 L3 UT-Permian Basin 11-1 W9 Lindenwood 0-1 L1 UT-San Antonio 1-1 W1 Lindsey Wilson 1-0 W1 UT-Tyler 3-0 W3 Loras 0-1 L1 Vanguard 0-1 L1 Loyola New Orleans 1-0 W1 Wayland Baptist 10-5 L2 Lubbock Christian 8-13 L6 Wayne State 0-1 L1 Madonna (MI) 0-1 L1 West Texas A&M 0-4 L4 Malone (OH) 0-1 L1 West Virginia Baptist 0-1 L1 Mary-Hardin Baylor 16-8 L1 Western New Mexico 1-1 W1 McMurry 3-1 W1 Western Washington 1-0 W1 McPherson 1-0 W1 Westmont 2-1 L1 Michigan-Dearborn 1-0 W1 Wiley 10-9 L9 Mid-America Christian 4-0 W4 Wisconsin 0-1 L1 Mid-America Nazarene 2-0 W2 Midland Lutheran 1-0 W1 *2013 Opponents in Bold Midwestern State 21-11 L4 28 2013 Lady Rams Volleyball Texas Wesleyan Sid Richardson Center Texas Wesleyan

The Sid W. Richardson Gymnasium

The Sid W. Richardson Center

The Texas Wesleyan Athletic Training Room

The Sid W. Richardson Center was built in 1970 and over the years. A true multipurpose facility, the cen-

has been the home of Ram basketball, volleyball, ter also hosts exercise and sports studies classes,

table tennis, and competitive dance ever since. intramurals, and recreational activities.

During the summer of 2008, the gymnasium under- The Sid Richardson Center also contains the Texas

went a major renovation bringing the facility into the Wesleyan Athletic Training Program which provides

21st century. The renovation updated the facility services to the Texas Wesleyan Athletic Department.

from floor to ceiling. New lighting, air conditioning Kyle Morgan, MA, LAT,ATC serves as Head Athletic

units, and a state of the art soundsystem were Trainer, while Alicia Berry, M.Ed, LAT,ATC and Peter

installed, along with new bleachers and chair-back Brock, MSEd, LAT,ATC serve as Assistant Athletic

seating, new scorer’s tables, and a new floor. Trainers. The sports medicine team is headed by

Medical Director Michelle Kirk, MD. James Bothwell,

The Sid W. Richardson Center has played host to MD (Head Team Orthopedist) while Marian

NAIA regional championships,TAPPS regional high Zinnante, MD (OB/GYN), Dr. Steven Havard

school championships, basketball camps, national and (Cardiologist), Bonnie Ahrens, PA-C (Orthopedist),

state table tennis championships, cheerleading camps and Deane Crim, PA-C (Orthopedist) also provide

and competitions, all-university picnics, multiple stu- care for the Texas Wesleyan University Athletic

dent activity programs, and body building contests Department.

30 2013 Lady Rams Volleyball Texas Wesleyan Athletic Directory

Texas Wesleyan University Athletics 1201 Wesleyan St. Fort Worth,TX 76028 Phone: (817) 531-4210 Fax: (817) 531-4208 Administration Frederick G. Slabach, President (817) 531-4401 [email protected] Pati Alexander,VP Enrollment and Student Services (817) 531-4214 [email protected] Steven Trachier,Athletic Director (817) 531-4874 [email protected] Kevin Millikan, Director of New Sports Program Development (817) 845-8357 [email protected] Vanessa Alonso,Administrative Assistant (817) 531-4857 [email protected] Pam Rast, Faculty Athletic Represenative (817) 531-4876 [email protected] Athletic Training Kyle Morgan, Head Athletic Trainer (817) 531-7590 [email protected] Alicia Berry,Assistant Athletic Trainer (817) 531-7590 [email protected] Peter Brock,Assistant Athletic Trainer (817) 531-7590 [email protected] Sports Information Josh Lacy, Sports Information Director (817) 531-4855 [email protected] Ryan Amador,Assistant Sports Information Director (817) 531-4432 [email protected] Jeremiah Washington, Interim Sports Information Director (817) 531-4855 [email protected] Baseball Mike Jeffcoat, Head Coach (817) 531-7547 [email protected] Blake Walker,Assistant Coach (817) 531-7548 [email protected] DeWayne Vaughn, Pitching Coach (817) 531-7548 Travis Spencer, Graduate Assistant Men’s Basketball Brennen Shingleton, Head Coach (817) 531-4224 [email protected] Tim Bellmon,Assistant Coach (817) 531-4224 [email protected] Ricky Dotson,Assistant Coach (817) 531-4224 [email protected] Orlando Carillo, Graduate Assistant Women’s Basketball Bill Franey, Head Coach (817) 531-6599 [email protected] Harry Robinson,Assistant Coach (817) 531-6599 [email protected] Nicole Terral,Assistant Coach Craig Lindelow,Assistant Coach Men and Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field Natnael Amare, Head Coach (817) 531-4291 [email protected] Carey D. Hollands,Assistant Coach (817) 531-4291 [email protected] Cody Powell,Assistant Coach Men’s Golf Bobby Cornett, Head Coach (817) 531-5843 [email protected] Ricky Dotson,Assistant Coach (817) 531-5843 Women’s Golf Kevin Millikan, Head Coach (817) 531-7518 [email protected] Men’s Soccer Tyler Powell, Head Coach (817) 531-4223 [email protected] Cody Powell,Assitant Coach Rick Lopez,Assitant Coach Hector Sanchez,Assitant Coach Dejan Milosevic,Assitant Coach Women’s Soccer Josh Gibbs, Head Coach (817) 531-7556 [email protected] Jodi Ellsworth,Assistant Coach (817) 531-7556 [email protected] Kayla Doherty,Assistant Coach (817) 531-7556 Softball Shannon Gower, Head Coach (817) 531-4852 [email protected] Rachel Bachelder,Assistant Coach (817) 531-4852 [email protected] Table Tennis Jasna Reed, Head Coach (817) 531-7555 [email protected] Keith Evans, Coach (817) 531-7555 [email protected] David Livings,Tournament and Equipment Manager (817) 531-7555 Volleyball Kimberly Weaver, Head Coach (817) 531-4850 [email protected] Marissa Rangel,Assistant Coach (817) 531-4850 www.ramsports.net 31 Texas Wesleyan The Texas Wesleyan athletic department has been competing in intercollegiate sports for almost over a century. Here is a look at some of the highlights the Rams have enjoyed in every sport since 1908:

Men’s Soccer: The men’s soccer team won their first Red River Championship and advancing to the Region VI tournament for the first time in 2005. In 2011, the program advanced to the NAIA National Tournament Volleyball Opening Round for the first time in the history The 2005 Wesleyan vol- of the program. leyball team reached the -Ram Soccer also has the third most goals “Elite 8” of the NAIA scored in one game in NAIA history, scoring National Championship, 23 goals in 2003 against Dallas Christian. for the second consecu- Women’s Soccer: The women’s soccer team tive season. The Lady won its first Red River Championship in 2005 Rams went 16-0 in con- and took the title again in 2006 and 2008. In ference play and won 58 2008 they advanced to the NAIA National consecutive games. Tournament. -Jessica Carrion was named 1st-team All- Conference in all four seasons with the Lady Rams. She graduated after the 2005 season with six Texas Wesleyan records holding the single game, season, and career records in goals and points. Women’s Soccer Volleyball: The volleyball team advanced to the “Elite 8” of the The women’s soccer team national tournament in 2004 and 2005. The Lady Rams have made won back-to-back Red River eight trips to nationals and finished as high as second in 1982 and Athletic Conference 1990. Championships in 2005 and -In 2005, the Lady Rams set school records by winning 58 consecu- 2006. In 2008 they added a tive games and 30 consecutive matches third RRAC title and Men’s Basketball: The men’s basketball team made history in 2006 advanced to the NAIA by winning their first National Championship. They also became the National Tournament for the lowest seed (27th) ever to win the NAIA National Tournament first time. when Ben Hunt hit a three with 0.2 seconds remaining to deliver a 67-65 win over Oklahoma City. -The Rams have produced 22 All-Americans, including the 2008-09 Texas College Player of the Year, Chris Berry. Golf Women’s Basketball: The The men’s golf team has women’s basketball team enjoyed a rich history, win- advanced to their first-ever ning a record six national NAIA National Championship titles and finishing in the in 2005. In 2011 they made a Top-3 24 times. The pro- return trip to nationals after gram has produced 81 All- posting a 28-win season. America selections and Golf: The men’s golf team has nine NAIA medalists. The won six national titles and has Rams have also finished in finished in the Top-3 24 times. the Top-10 of the NAIA -Armando Villarreal graduated National Tournament 48 in 2011 as the program’s sec- times. ond 4-time All-American.

TEXAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 2013-14 Athletics History -The Rams have produced 81 All-America selections and nine indi- viduals have won medalist honors at the NAIA National Championship. Baseball: The baseball team won its first Red River Championship in 2007 and took the title again in 2010. The program has amassed over 1,200 victories in its modern-era 43-year history and has had 39 players drafted in the major leagues. Former Ram Jeff Moronko also saw time in the majors with the Cleveland Indians. -The baseball program’s rich history dates back to the early 1900’s when the roster included future MLB Hall of Famer Tris Speaker. -The Rams’ 42 wins in 2008 and 2009 were the most since 1980. Softball The Rams have won 40 or more games in four of the last seven sea- Rachel Hampton holds Texas sons under the guidance of head coach Mike Jeffcoat, a former Wesleyan University career major league pitcher with the Texas Rangers. records in home runs (33), Softball: The softball team clinched the conference title and won runs batted in (145), and dou- the conference tournament in 2012.The Lady Rams advanced to the bles (40). national tournament in 1984 and 2012. -Lady Ram head coach Shannon Gower became the program’s win- ningest coach in 2009. That record now stands at 226. Table Tennis: The Texas Wesleyan Table Tennis is one of the most dominant programs in college athletics. The Rams have won 53 national titles since 2002.

The Texas Wesleyan athletics program has also enjoyed success in other sports that are now defunct:

-The Texas Wesleyan football team won two conference Baseball titles in their eight seasons in The baseball team had an the 1930s. historic season in 2007. The -The Texas Wesleyan men Rams won their first Red River Championship and and women’s tennis teams their 41-10 record marked won four conference titles in their most wins since 1980 their history and the men’s and fewest losses since 1973. team qualified for the NAIA National Tournament four times. Men’s Basketball The men’s bas- ketball team won 2012-13 Wesleyan Recap its first national Sport Record RRAC Finish championship in Baseball 42-18 3rd* 2006 when Ben Golf N/A 3rd* Hunt hit “the shot M. Basketball 20-12 5th heard ‘round the M. Soccer 9-7-3 2nd* world” with 0.2 seconds remain- Softball 27-19 2nd ing to deliver a Volleyball 19-15 5th 67-65 win over W. Basketball 21-10 4th Oklahoma City W. Soccer 12-6-2 3rd University. * - National Tournament Appearance

TEXAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 2013-14 TEXAS This Is Texas Wesleyan is conveniently located WESLEYAN just seven minutes from downtown Fort Worth, Texas. Graduates often stay UNIVERSITY in the area, as the vibrant Dallas/Fort Worth market is not only rich in culture and entertainment, it’s the sixth largest economy in the U.S. Mission and Vision A Tradition of Excellence Wesleyan is dedicated to pro- Texas Wesleyan was founded viding students with the personal in 1890 and has served Fort attention they need to develop to Worth, Texas, longer than any their full potential as individuals other institution of higher learn- and as members of the world ing. As a United Methodist insti- community. The University sup- tution, Texas Wesleyan ports an academic environment University has a tradition in the that encourages independent liberal arts and sciences and thought and intellectual curiosity a focus on professional and in order to uphold the highest career preparation. standards in professional and As a small, private, four- career preparation. year coeducational universi- The University aspires to be a ty, Wesleyan delivers a solid values- and student-centered undergraduate curriculum university where motivated stu- and select graduate pro- dents prepare for graduate grams to a diverse student school and leadership in profes- body. Home to over 3,000 sional careers. This vision stems students, nearly half of the from Wesleyan’s understanding that professional employers seek individuals who have attained the essential skills of critical thinking, analytical reasoning and creative problem solving. We believe the best way to learn these skills is in a liberal arts setting through intentionally small classes led by gifted faculty who are committed to student success. We also believe that most students will need graduate pro- fessional degrees to further their careers and that these same skills are essential for admission to and successful completion of graduate professional programs. Since most students will enter the workforce before returning to graduate school, Wesleyan maintains graduate professional programs of high quality in for- mats that are accessible to work- ing adults. Learning on a First-Name Basis student body is enrolled in the University’s outstanding graduate Texas Wesleyan University is programs, including Nurse the first choice for those who Anesthesia, Law, Education, seek a strong liberal arts curricu- Business Administration, and lum and who wish to pursue their Counseling. careers in business, teaching, Ranked in the #1 tier of science, the humanities, or the regional universities for 2011 by performing arts. And since U.S. News & World Report, Wesleyan’s class sizes are TEXAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 2013-14 Texas Wesleyan intentionally small, with an aver- age 13-to-1 student-to-faculty Wesleyan At a Glance ratio, there’s no chance of 3,378 students (1,604 undergraduates) becoming a “number” and getting $64 million in aid awarded last year 99% entering undergrads receiving lost as might be the case at a scholarship and/or grants large university. 379 students live on campus Our faculty care about your 304 students participate in athletics 168 full-time faculty success and will advise you on 13:1 student-faculty ratio the academic program that will 35 clubs and organizations best prepare you for your career. 8 fraternities and sororities U.S. Congresswoman They can help you focus on your 3 residences, including suite-style apartments Kay Granger chosen field through our Pre- 1 place to lear more: www.txwes.edu Professional Program, help you develop a resume, or apply to explore, no destination to Get a New Degree of Confidence graduate schools. Most impor- achieve. Just you and your What are the chances of being a CEO, a tantly, they will challenge you to friends, participating in exciting world record-holder, a golf pro, a U.S. be the best you can be, and to cocurricular activities or serious Congresswoman, a Broadway producer? Just overcome obstacles so you can conversations, on campus or off. ask some of our alumni. Like them, you can get where you want to go. At the (Brown-Lupton become more confident in your abilities and Campus Center (the SUB), you in your future…at Texas Wesleyan. Discover Yourself can play air hockey, pick up a snack at the SUB Grill, or hear Ian Leggatt ‘89...... Golf pro, winner You’re probably familiar with some friends play the guitar. If ...... of the Tuscon Open the phase, “it’s all about the jour- you live on campus, there are ney, not the destination.” At lounges for playing table tennis, Kay Granger ‘65, HON ‘92 . . U.S. Representative Wesleyan, we think the journey pool and foosball...or just plain and the destination both count. lounging. You can jog around Marc Veasey ‘95; and Phil King, JD ‘94...... State At Texas Wesleyan, you will the safe, wooded campus, play ...... Representatives journey on paths of enrichment disc golf, or enjoy the indoor pool that may or may not directly or new fitness center. And thanks Cathy Cash, MEd ‘96. . . 2007 Fort Worth ISD relate to your career goals, but to our central location within the ...... Teacher of the Year we know that they all eventually DFW-Metroplex, there’s plenty to John. R. Murphey. . . . . Retired Chairman & CEO lead to your destination: a sense do off-campus, too...... Bell Hellicopter/Textron of confidence, a sense of Did You Know? engagement, and a sense of pur- Mike Skipper ‘78 . . . . Tony Award-Winning pose for your life. 1. 46% of Wesleyan’s students are first genera- tion ...... Broadway producer Wesleyan students grow as 2. Wesleyan has 165 full-time faculty, of which individuals and benefit from a 81% hold doctorate degrees or highest degree in Richard Wier ‘77. . Captain, Fort Worth Fire Dept. genuine college experience by their field ...... deployed to NYC Ground Zero participating in numerous cocur- 3.Undergraduate degrees are offered in 29 major ricular clubs and activities, as fields of study. 4. Doctoral degrees are offered in Education, John WesleayWilliams ‘71 . . Bell Helicopter pilot well as professional clubs and Nurse Anesthesia, and Juris Doctor ...... and two-time world religious, service, and special 5. The Wesleyan School of Law is the only law ...... helicopter speed record-holder interest organizations. school in Fort Worth and one of only two in North Texas Craig Watkins ‘94 ...... Dallas County Financially Within Reach 6. Wesleyan has the largest Nurse Anesthesia ...... District Attorney Graduate Program in the Nation 7. The School of Business offers one of only In 2010, Wesleyan awarded three Forensic/Fraud Accounting programs in the Amber Womack ‘99 ...... Opera singer $64 million in financial aid, with nation; a Project Management program focused an average of $17,500 per stu- on government contracting is likely the only one Tamlyn Wright ‘92 . . Emmy Award-winning dent. Freshmen academic schol- in the nation...... art director and production designer arships can range from $3,000 to full tuition, while transfer student academic scholarships can range from $3,000 to $6,600. Grants and scholarships are also available for performing arts, active Methodist affiliation, ROTC, athletics, and more. When you apply for admis- sion, our counselors will sit down with you to make sure a Texas Wesleyan education is within your reach. Enjoy the College Experience Let’s face it. Sometimes, somewhere between classes, The $3-million Jack and Jo Willa Morton Fitness Center opened in labs, and studying, you just want November, 2010, and features weights, cardio machines, an aerobics stu- to be with friends. No paths to dio, and numerous classes and programs. TEXAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 2013-14 Campus Map Texas Wesleyan

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