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Quick Facts/Media Information 2 COACHES Steve Wilcosky – Interim Head Coach 4 Michelle Piantadosi – Assistant Coach 6 MEET THE SHARKS 2006 Volleyball Roster 8 2006 Volleyball Analysis 9 2006 Outlook 10 Returning Player Bios 12 Incoming Player Bios 21 2005 REVIEW Season Recap 24 Results 25 Statistics – Overall 26 Statistics – SSC Only 26 Team Statistics 27 Final Standings and Awards 28 HISTORY AND RECORDS Individual Records – Overall 30 Team Records – Overall 32 Coaching Records – Overall 32 All-Time Series – Overall 33 Individual Records – NCAA Only 34 Year-By-Year Leaders – NCAA Only 39 Team Records – NCAA Only 39 Season Records – NCAA Only 39 Match Records – NCAA Only 40 Series Records – NCAA Only 41 Series Results – NCAA Only 42 All-Time Roster 44 OPPONENT INFORMATION SSC Overview 46 SID Quick Reference 47 SSC Opponents 47 NCAA Division II Overview 48 NSU DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS Mission Statement 50 Director of Athletics – Michael Mominey 51 Faculty Athletic Representative - Dr. Mark Cavanaugh 52 Directory 53 Photo Directory 54 Athletics History 56 University Center Arena 58 University Center Amenities 59 Strength and Conditioning 60 Facilities 61 Map and Directions 62 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu Campus Map and Parking Information 63 NSU Shark Club 64 NSU In the Community 65 NSU Athletic Training 66 THIS IS NSU Letter from the President 68 NSU Administration 69 NSU Overview and History 70 NSU Degree Offerings 73 NSU Shark Club Members 76 NSU Athletics Sponsors IBC

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 3 QUICK FACTS/MEDIA INFORMATION

QUICK FACTS MEDIA INFORMATION UNIVERSITY INFORMATION OVERVIEW Location: Fort Lauderdale-Davie, The Sports Information Department provides a variety of services to the Founded: 1964 Department of Intercollegiate Athletics and the news media. Sports infor- Undergrad Enrollment: 5,355 mation duties include keeping accurate statistical data of each athletic Nickname: Sharks event and providing publications for each team such as media guides, Colors: Navy Blue, Gray game programs, schedule posters, schedule cards and press releases. Conference: Sunshine State Conference The department has won numerous awards for its media guides in recent Affiliation: NCAA Division II years. President: Ray Ferrero, Jr. Faculty Representative: Mark Cavanaugh In addition, the Sports Information Department organizes game-day op- Mailing Address: 3301 College Avenue erations and provides information to the local and national news media Fort Lauderdale-Davie, FL 33314-7796 and to the student-athletes’ hometowns. A member of the NSU sports in- formation staff will be present at home games and will travel with NSU ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT teams for road contests. Director of Athletics: Michael Mominey Assistant AD/Sports Information and Media Relations: Robert Prior ATHLETICS WEB SITE Assistant AD/Business Operations: Rob Allen The Sports Information Department maintains, creates and manages all Assistant AD/Sports Medicine: Larry Starr editorial, statistical and biographical content for the official NSU Athletics Assistant AD/Compliance and SWA: Ann Walker Web site. The NSU Athletics Web site can be accessed on the Internet at Athletics Office Phone Number: (954) 262-8250 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu. The NSU Athletics Web site also provides Athletics Fax: (954) 262-3926 cutting-edge multimedia features such as live audio broadcasts of select Athletics Web site: http://nsuathletics.nova.edu NSU athletic events and functions as well as live statistical information during select home games. A complete audio broadcast schedule, as well VOLLEYBALL COACHING STAFF as archived broadcasts of past events, can be viewed on the NSU Athlet- Interim Head Coach (season): Steve Wilcosky (first) ics Web site through the following link: http://nsuathletics.nova.edu/statis- Alma Mater (year): Gilford College (2000) tics/liveaudio.cfm. Career Record: First season Record at NSU: First season SHARK ALERT Assistant Coach (season): Michelle Piantadosi (first) The Sports Information Department also publishes SHARK ALERT, a free, Alma Mater (year): University of Tennessee (2005) weekly NSU Department of Athletics email newsletter that can be sub- scribed to on the official NSU Athletics Web site. SHARK ALERT provides VOLLEYBALL INFORMATION NSU fans with interesting, informative and timely weekly headlines; player/ First Year of Volleyball: 1985 coach features; game recaps; game previews; information on upcoming All-Time Record: 356-260 special events and promotions; and many other newsworthy items. SHARK 2005 Record: 6-19 ALERT also selects a “Player of the Week” to honor student-athletes whose Starters Returning/Lost: 5/1 performances have been pivotal to the success of their respective teams. Home Arena (record): University Center (first season) ESCORES SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF Fans also can receive up-to-date scores and information directly to their Assistant AD/Sports Information and Media Relations: Robert Prior cell phones via text message, by email or both by signing up for eScores. Email: [email protected] eScores is a free one-of-a-kind fan messaging service, and fans can sign Phone: (954) 262-8261 up by clicking the eScores link on the NSU Athletics Web site. Cellular: (954) 732-6182 Sports Information Coordinator: Jeffrey Kelley CREDENTIALS Email: [email protected] Members of the working press, electronic media and other news agencies Phone: (954) 262-8275 can request credentials to cover NSU athletic events by calling the NSU Cellular: (954) 770-2499 Sports Information Department at least 24 hours prior to game time. Ac- Sports Information Assistant: Guy Harrison credited photographers and Electronic News Gathering (ENG) crews may Email: [email protected] shoot from designated areas at all events. Phone: (954) 262-8235 Cellular: (213) 272-1963 STATISTICS/MEDIA SERVICES Sports Information Graduate Assistant: Sean McFadden Media guides, programs, fact sheets and cumulative statistics will be fur- Email: [email protected] nished to the working media prior to game time. Complete statistical infor- Phone: (954) 262-8248 mation will be available to the media at the conclusion of all NSU home Sports Information Office Fax: (954) 262-3273 athletic events.Telephones and a fax machine are available for use in the athletics offices. Please contact a member of the sports information staff CREDITS to request use of this service. Written, edited and researched by the Nova Southeastern University Sports Information Department: Robert Prior, Nicole Dupes, Jeffery Kelley, INTERVIEWS Guy Harrison and Sean McFadden. All one-on-one interviews with Nova Southeastern University players and Layout and Design: Nicole dupes coaches should be scheduled through the NSU Sports Information De- Athletic Photography: Gary Curreri and Joseph Bianco partment. Please provide at least 24 hours advance notice to allow inter- Special thanks to: NSU Office of Publications, Dana Jo Alley and Kimberly view arrangements to be made. Interviews at the conclusion of all home Carbo games will be held after a brief cooling-off period. Any requests for visiting team interviews should be made through the visiting team’s sports infor- mation representative. If one is not present, the NSU sports information staff will assist with visiting team interview needs. http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 4 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 2 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 5 Steve Wilcosky became interim head coach of the NSU women’s volleyball program in March 2006.

Wilcosky joined the Sharks’ coaching staff following one season as an as- sistant coach with Division I High Point University. While with the Panthers, Wilcosky helped the squad to a 17-18 overall record, 5-9 in the Big South Conference under head coach Chad Esposito.

Prior to his time with the High Point volleyball program, Wilcosky had a successful five-year stint as an assistant coach at Greensboro College.

While at Greensboro, the team captured a pair of USA South Conference Titles in 2000 and 2004. He also helped develop two conference Players of the Year, three Freshmen of the Year, 20 All-Conference performers and an Honorable Mention All-American. Wilcosky also helped the squad to an impressive 127- 53 overall record during his four-year stay.

In addition to his work at the collegiate level, Wilcosky also served as the associate head coach with the North Carolina High Performance squad. The High Performance team is a pipeline for the USA Volleyball program at http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 6 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL the regional level and features many of THE WILCOSK FILE the top prep volleyball players in North EDUCATION Carolina. B.S., Sports Medicine, Guilford College PLAYING EXPERIENCE Other coaching stops on Wilcosky’s re- 1997–00 Guilford College Four-year letter winner in sume include nine years as the head football coach for junior teams of the Piedmont Volleyball Club in the Junior Olympic Vol- COACHING EXPERIENCE 2000-04 Greensboro College leyball program. He also spent last sea- Assistant Coach son as the associate head coach of the 2004-05 High Point University Piedmont 16’s who finished 27th at the Assistant Coach 2006– Nova Southeastern National Tournament. University Interim Head Coach A 2000 graduate of Guilford College with CLUB COACHING EXPERIENCE a bachelor’s degree in sports medicine, 1996-2005Piedmont Volleyball Club Wilcosky was a four-year letterwinner in Head Coach football at his alma mater. He served as 2005 North Carolina High Performance team captain for Guilford in 1999 and Head Coach helped guide the squad to a conference 2006 Team Florida High championship in 1997. Wilcosky began Performance his volleyball playing career as a two-time Head Coach All-County performer at Miami (Fla.) Pal- OVERALL RECORD AT NSU metto High School. First Season

OVERALL CAREER RECORD First Season http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 7 Michelle Piantadosi was named the NSU volleyball assistant coach in June following a highly successful four-year playing career at the University of Tennessee, where she was a two-year captain.

During her time with the Vols, Piantadosi was a four- year starter and earned Honorable Mention All-Ameri- can Honors after her senior season, while also being selected to the USA volleyball A2 team.

Following her career at Tennessee, Piantadosi ex- tended her playing career by playing professionally in Salzburg, Austria. During her collegiate and profes- sional careers, she held various coaching positions heading up a high school and two beginner level teams in Salzburg, as well as working three years at Tennes- see Summer Volleyball Camps and two years at East Tennessee State University.

Piantadosi holds a bachelor of science degree in psychology from the University of Ten- nessee. http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 8 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 9 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME POS CL HGT HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 1 Alison Kalish Opp/DS Fr. 5-9 Miami, Fla./Miami Killian Senior HS 2 Emily Carle MB So. 6-0 Missouri City, Texas/Elkins HS 3 Megan Johansen S/DS Sr. 5-7 Arlington, Neb./Southwestern C.C. 6 Karla Ortiz OH/MB Sr. 6-0 Miami, Fla./Florida Christian HS 7 Christina Chubb OH So. 5-8 Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Westminster Academy 8 Kaitlyn McNeil OH/MB Fr. 6-0 Wichita, Kansas/Kapaun Mt Carmel HS 9 Andrea Irarrazabal Opp So. 5-11 Pembroke Pines, Fla./Charles W. Flanagan HS 10 Itza Miranda L/DS Sr. 5-6 Toa Baja, Puerto Rico/Antilles HS 12 Jenerra McGruder OH/DS Fr. 5-9 Euless, Texas/Colleyville Heritage HS 16 Melinda Gorman OH/MB So. 5-8 Sarasota, Fla./Booker HS 21 Jenny Fitch S Sr. 5-5 Batavia, Ill./Pfeiffer University 32 Megan Nash L/DS So. 5-4 Hollywood, Fla./Hollywood Hills HS

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO. NAME CL BIRTHPLACE PRONUNCIATION 2 Emily Carle So. Wichita Falls, Texas 7 Christina Chubb So. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 21 Jenny Fitch Sr. Batavia, Ill. 16 Melinda Gorman So. Orlando, Fla. 9 Andrea Irarrazabal So. Miami, Fla. ear-uh-RAZ-uh-bul 3 Megan Johansen Sr. Blair, Neb. jo-HAN-sin 1 Alison Kalish Fr. Miami, Fla. 12 Jenerra McGruder Fr. Arlington, Texas JA-nair-ah 8 Kaitlyn McNeil Fr. Wichita, Kan. 10 Itza Miranda Sr. Bayamon, Puerto Rico EET-za 32 Megan Nash So. Fall River, Mass. 6 Karla Ortiz Sr. San Juan, Puerto Rico OR-tees http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 10 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL ANALYSIS STARTERS RETURNING NO. NAME POS CL HGT HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 6 Karla Ortiz OH/MB Sr. 6-0 Miami, Fla./Florida Christian HS 7 Christina Chubb OH So. 5-8 Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Westminster Academy 9 Andrea Irarrazabal Opp So. 5-11 Pembroke Pines, Fla./Charles W. Flanagan HS 16 Melinda Gorman OH/MB So. 5-8 Sarasota, Fla./Booker HS 21 Jenny Fitch S Sr. 5-5 Batavia, Ill./Pfeiffer University

STARTERS LOST NO. NAME POS CL HGT HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 15 Dana Buss MB Sr. 5-11 Beatrice, Neb./Bellevue University

OTHERS RETURNING NO. NAME POS CL HGT HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 2 Emily Carle MB So. 6-0 Missouri City, Texas/Elkins HS 3 Megan Johansen S/DS Sr. 5-7 Arlington, Neb./Southwestern C.C. 10 Itza Miranda L/DS Sr. 5-6 Toa Baja, Puerto Rico/Antilles HS 32 Megan Nash L/DS So. 5-4 Hollywood, Fla./Hollywood Hills HS

OTHERS LOST NO. NAME POS CL HGT HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 4 Angela Martinez L/DS Sr. 5-4 Miami, Fla./Southwest Miami Senior HS 7 Lauren Thomas RH Sr. 6-0 Rockford, Ill./Rockford Guilford HS 8 Mindy Szarowicz OH Jr. 6-2 Tarpon Springs, Fla./Florida Atlantic University

FIRST YEAR PLAYERS NO. NAME POS CL HGT HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 1 Alison Kalish Opp/DS Fr. 5-9 Miami, Fla./Miami Killian Senior HS 8 Kaitlyn McNeil OH/MB Fr. 6-0 Wichita, Kansas/Kapaun Mt Carmel HS 12 Jenerra McGruder OH/DS Fr. 5-9 Euless, Texas/Colleyville Heritage HS

BY STATE/COUNTRY FLORIDA (6) Kansas (1)

Alison Kalish Kaitlyn McNeil http://nsuathletics.nova.edu Karla Ortiz Christina Chubb Nebraska (1) Andrea Irarrazabal Megan Johansen Melinda Gorman TEXAS (2) Megan Nash Emily Carle Jenerra McGruder Illinois (1) Jenny Fitch Puerto Rico (1) Itza Miranda

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 11 2006 SEASON OUTLOOK The 2006 edition of the Nova Southeastern University volleyball team will be more expe- rienced and have great passion and drive according to first year head coach Steve Wilcosky.

The Sharks were 6-19 overall in 2005 and 2-12 in Sunshine State Conference play. Wilcosky sees experience, passion and drive as a successful combination for the Sharks as five of the six starters from last season’s squad return in 2006.

“I expect the leadership to carry over to this season. We will be defensively sound and a better ball control team this year. Our experience will place our players in situations to be successful. The team must realize their potential and have great team chemistry. As long as the consistency is there, we will win matches with our desire, passion and drive this season.” Wilcosky said that there will be competition for every playing spot this season.

WHO’S BACK With senior Jenny Fitch sitting out the 2006 season with a medical red-shirt, senior captain Megan Johansen will have to shoulder the setting load.

“Johansen brings maturity and composure to the team, Wilcosky said. She will put people in the right place giving them the opportunity to be successful.”

The Sharks are very experienced at outside hitter with both starters returning from 2005. Senior captain Karla Ortiz projects as the go-to player. “She will be counted on to carry the load,” Wilcosky said. Ortiz played in 81 games last season and av- eraged 2.56 kills and 2.98 digs per gane.

Sophomore Christina Chubb is a consistent player with alot of firepower and intensity. Last season Chubb played in 85 games and averaged 2.35 kills and 1.20 digs per game.

In the middle sophomores Emily Carle and Melinda Gorman are projected for starting positions. Carle is great at running the slide and can score at will. In 72 games last season she averaged 1.46 kills and 1.10 digs. Gorman is an athletic player who can hit from anywhere and is a great passer. She aver- aged 2.07 kills and 1.19 digs in 74 games last season.

Sophomore Andrea Irarrazabal will also see playing time on the right side this season. As an intense and aggressive player she will become a valuable blocker for the Sharks in 2006. In http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 12 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 2005 Irarrazabal saw action in 74 games and averaged 1.89 kills and 0.40 blocks per game.

Senior Itza Miranda and sophomore Megan Nash will com- pete for playing time as the defensive specialist. Miranda will be a leader on the defensive side of the net who also brings a jump serve to the table on the offensive side. In 53 games last season she averaged 2.23 digs and 0.25 aces per game. Nash will provide depth on defense and will also be called on to serve in clutch situations. She averaged 1.19 digs in 36 games in action last year.

WHO’S NEW With five of the six starters returning, the newcomers will have to challenge the veterans for playing time. Despite being freshmen, four incoming players could have a large impact this season for the Sharks.

Freshman right-side hitter Alison Kalish has the passion and competitive nature to elevate the right side. “She has the ability to compete immediately for the right-side position and could see time as a defensive specialist,” said Wilcosky.

Newcomer Jenerra McGruder has an athletic background which will enable her to com- pete for an outside position. “She will bring instant ball control to our club,” said Wilcosky.

Kaitlyn McNeal will provide depth in the middle and right-side postions for the Sharks. According to Wilcosky, “McNeal has the potential to become a star for Nova Southeastern University.”

NSU kicks off the 2006 season by hosting the First Annual Sharks Classic on August 25th and 26th. The tournament will feature 17 matches over the two days between nine NCAA Division II volleyball squads. Joining the Sharks are five top-10 NCAA DII teams as Minne- sota State, , The University of Incarnate Word, Concordia College, Truman State, Fort Hays State, Florida Gulf Coast University and the University of Central Okla- homa round out the field. http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 13 AS A FRESHMAN (2005) Played in 72 of 87 games for the Sharks during her freshman season...Finished her first season as a Shark with 105 kills, 18 as- sists, 5 service aces and 79 digs...Ranked fourth on the team with 6 block solos and fifth on the team with 31 total blocks...Notched her first career double-double against conference rival Florida Tech (11/ 12/05) with a 10-kill, 13-dig performance...Notched a career-high 3 service aces in the Sharks’ 3-2 win over SSC opponent Lynn Univer- sity (11/3/05).

CAREER Named First Team All-District her senior year at Elkins High School…Helped her squad reach the regional semifinals during her senior year…Named Second Team All-District her junior year, while helping her squad reach the regional finals…Was a member of the varsity volleyball team her sophomore year…Named Most Improved and Most Valuable Player for her club team.

PERSONAL Born in Wichita Falls, Texas…Business major…Enjoys horseback riding, going to the beach and playing volleyball…Hopes to continue to improve her skills…Believes her best assets to the team are her competitiveness and her will to win…Lists her favorite athletes as Kerry Walsh and Misty May and her favorite team as the Houston Astros. Daughter of Randy and Laura Carle.

CARLE’S CAREER STATISTICS ATTACK SETS SERVES DEFENSE SEASON GP MP K K/G E TA PCT A A/G SA SA/G SE DIG D/G RE BS BA TB B/G BE BHE POINTS PTS/G 2005 72 22 105 1.46 40 336 0.193 18 0.25 5 0.07 9 79 1.10 9 6 25 31 0.43 5 5 128.5 1.78 TOTALS 72 22 105 1.46 40 336 0.193 18 0.25 5 0.07 9 79 1.10 9 6 25 31 0.43 5 5 128.5 1.78 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 14 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL AS A FRESHMAN (2005) Played in 85 of 87 games during the 2005 season...Finished first on the team with 593 attacks...Ranked second on the team in kills (200) and points (229)...Finished eight matches in double-digit kills...Finished third on the team with 34 total blocks...Notched a career-high 16 kills against Christian Brothers University (9/10/05) and 15 digs against (9/28/05).

CAREER Received First Team All-State and First Team All-County honors her senior season at Westminster Academy.

PERSONAL Born in Fort Lauderdale, Fla…Sports management major…Enjoys playing volleyball, working out, traveling and going to the beach…Believes her best assets to the team are her work ethic, love for the game and her encouragement of others…Lists her favorite team as the Miami Heat…Daughter of Charles and Beverly Chubb…Has one sister, Catherine (23)…Great grandfather, Elmer Flick, is a Philadelphia Phillies hall of famer. http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

CHUBB’S CAREER STATISTICS ATTACK SETS SERVES DEFENSE SEASON GP MP K K/G E TA PCT A A/G SA SA/G SE DIG D/G RE BS BA TB B/G BE BHE POINTS PTS/G 2005 85 25 200 2.35 128593 0.121 12 0.14 8 0.09 20 102 1.20 43 8 26 34 0.40 8 3 229.0 2.69 TOTALS 85 25 200 2.35 128593 0.121 12 0.14 8 0.09 20 102 1.20 43 8 26 34 0.40 8 3 229.0 2.69

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 15 AS A JUNIOR (2005) Played in 80 of 87 games during her junior season with the Sharks...Notched four double-doubles on the season...Recorded a season-high 57 digs in the Sharks 3-2 win over Lynn University (11/3/ 05)...Notched a career-high 4 service aces against Northwood Univer- sity (9/2/05)...Finished third on the team with 156 digs...Led the team with 531 assists.

CAREER Transferred to NSU prior to the start of her junior season…Named Academic All-Conference while at Pfeiffer University…Named Most Valuable Player of the team and was also named to the All-Tourna- ment Teams at both the Catawba and Clarion Tournaments.

PERSONAL Born in Batavia, Ill…Accounting and pre-law major...Daughter of Den- nis and Pam Fitch…Has one brother, Justin (19).

FITCH’S CAREER STATISTICS ATTACK SETS SERVES DEFENSE SEASON GP MP K K/G E TA PCT A A/G SA SA/G SE DIG D/G RE BS BA TB B/G BE BHE POINTS PTS/G 2005 80 23 43 0.54 11 100 0.320 531 6.64 23 0.29 31 156 1.95 8 0 6 6 0.08 0 15 69.0 0.86 TOTALS 80 23 43 0.54 11 100 0.320 531 6.64 23 0.29 31 156 1.95 8 0 6 6 0.08 0 15 69.0 0.86 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 16 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL AS A FRESHMAN (2005) Played in 74 of 87 games her first season with the Sharks...Had a personal best 16 kills vs. Florida tech (11/12/05) and five total blocks at Lynn University (11/3/05)...Led the team with a season-high six service aces against Florida Tech (11/12/05)...Finished fourth on the team with 153 kills and 181 points for the season...Tied for fourth with 13 service aces.

CAREER Named All-State Honorable Mention and District 13 Player of the Year in 2004…Received WWSB 40 Player of the Week honors in 2004.

PERSONAL Born in Orlando, Fla…Sports management major…Believes her best assets to the team are her attacking skills…Enjoys hanging out with friends and watching television…Favorite athlete is Aury Cruz and favorite team is the volleyball team…Daughter of Michael and Judith Gorman…Has two siblings, April (26) and Michael (16). http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

GORMAN’S CAREER STATISTICS ATTACK SETS SERVES DEFENSE SEASON GP MP K K/G E TA PCT A A/G SA SA/G SE DIG D/G RE BS BA TB B/G BE BHE POINTS PTS/G 2005 74 24 153 2.07 74 474 0.167 4 0.05 13 0.18 16 88 1.19 9 4 22 26 0.35 3 0 181.0 2.45 TOTALS 74 24 153 2.07 74 474 0.167 4 0.05 13 0.18 16 88 1.19 9 4 22 26 0.35 3 0 181.0 2.45

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 17 AS A FRESHMAN (2005) Played in 82 of 87 games during her first season with the NSU vol- leyball program...Posted a personal-best 14 kills in the Sharks 3-2 defeat over Lynn University (11/3/05)...Finished third on the team with 155 kills and fourth with 33 total blocks...Finished fifth on the team with 178.5 total points.

CAREER Named Most Valuable Player her junior and senior seasons at Flanagan High School…Received First Team All-State honors her se- nior season and First Team All-County her junior and senior seasons…Named Sun-Sentinel Super Six her senior season.

PERSONAL Born in Miami, Fla…Biology major…Enjoys playing volleyball, shop- ping and going to the beach…Hopes to one day become a dentist…Believes her best assets are her ability to motivate others and to be consistent…Lists her favorite athlete as Aury Cruz, a mem- ber of the 2000–04 University of Florida volleyball team…Lists her favorite team as the Miami Heat…Daughter of Pablo and Pilar Irarrazabal…Has one brother, Andres (16), and one sister, Pilar (10).

IRARRAZABAL’S CAREER STATISTICS ATTACK SETS SERVES DEFENSE SEASON GP MP K K/G E TA PCT A A/G SA SA/G SE DIG D/G RE BS BA TB B/G BE BHE POINTS PTS/G 2005 82 25 155 1.89 91 451 0.142 9 0.11 5 0.06 13 50 0.61 11 4 29 33 0.40 10 0 178.5 2.17 TOTALS 82 25 155 1.89 91 451 0.142 9 0.11 5 0.06 13 50 0.61 11 4 29 33 0.40 10 0 178.5 2.17 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 18 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL AS A JUNIOR (2005) Played in all 87 games for the Sharks this season...Split time be- tween setter and libero position for NSU this season, finishing with 206 digs, 715 sets and 332 assists...Posted a season-high 22 digs in the Sharks 3-2 win over Lynn University...Posted a personal best 45 assists against St. Thomas University (9/14/05).

REDSHIRT (2004) Suffered a season-ending shoulder injury during her first game with NSU, but still earned the 2004 Coach’s Award for her support of team- mates throughout the season despite her injury.

CAREER Named Second Team All-Region XI and Region XI All-Tournament Teams, while at Southwestern Community College...Named First Team All-Conference and All-Area Honorable Mention...Recipient of the Leadership Award.

PERSONAL Born in Blair, Neb...Sports management major...Enjoys playing and watching sports and working out...Believes that her best assets to the team are her leadership and enthusiasm...Her favorite athlete is Misty May...Daughter of Bob and Sherry Johansen...Has one sister, Katie (30), and one brother, Bryce (28). http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

JOHANSEN’S CAREER STATISTICS ATTACK SETS SERVES DEFENSE SEASON GP MP K K/G E TA PCT A A/G SA SA/G SE DIG D/G RE BS BA TB B/G BE BHE POINTS PTS/G 2004 1 2 0 0.00 0 0 0.000 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 0.00 2005 87 25 28 0.32 7 85 0.247 332 3.82 23 0.26 24 206 2.37 21 0 2 2 0.02 1 6 52.0 0.60 TOTALS 88 27 28 0.32 7 85 0.247 332 3.77 23 0.26 24 206 2.34 21 0 2 2 0.02 1 6 52.0 0.59

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 19 AS A JUNIOR (2005) Played in 53 of 87 games for the Sharks during her junior season...Posted 118 digs, 13 service aces and 106 service recep- tions.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2004) Played in 38 games for NSU before suffering a season-ending knee injury…Posted 163 digs, including a season-high 25 digs against Northwood University (9/21/04).

AS A FRESHMAN (2003) Anchored the NSU defense as a freshman with 410 digs...Recorded a season-high 29 digs against Rollins (9/26/03).

CAREER Named Most Valuable Player her junior and senior seasons at Antilles High School…Captained the varsity volleyball team her senior season…Received the Team Pirates Award…Named to the All-Star and All-Alliance Teams her junior and senior seasons…Named to the All-Star Team in 2001.

PERSONAL Born in Bayamon, Puerto Rico…Biology major…Enjoys playing volley- ball and dancing…Believes that her best assets to the team are her competitiveness and her easy-going nature…Daughter of Jorge Miranda and Iliada Sierra…Has two brothers, Jorge (31) and Luis (22).

MIRANDA’S CAREER STATISTICS ATTACK SETS SERVES DEFENSE SEASON GP MP K K/G E TA PCT A A/G SA SA/G SE DIG D/G RE BS BA TB B/G BE BHE POINTS PTS/G 2003 118 33 5 0.04 12 44 -0.159 28 0.24 1 0.01 4 410 3.47 69 0 0 0 0.00 0 2 6.0 0.05 2004 38 11 4 0.11 8 24 -0.167 3 0.08 14 0.37 15 163 4.29 17 0 0 0 0.00 0 12 18.0 0.14 2005 53 17 2 0.04 4 16 -0.125 5 0.09 13 0.25 19 118 2.23 24 0 0 0 0.00 2 0 15.0 0.28 TOTALS 209 61 11 0.05 24 84 -0.155 36 0.17 28 0.13 38 691 3.31 110 0 0 0 0.00 2 14 39.0 0.19 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 20 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL AS A FRESHMAN (2005) Played in 36 of 87 games for NSU during her first season...Saw time in the libero position for the Sharks, posting 43 digs and 106 service receptions.

CAREER Captained her high school volleyball team her senior year and was named Best Defensive Player for two consecutive seasons (2003– 04 and 2004–05) at Hollywood Hills High School. A member of the BCAA All-Star team from 2004–05.

PERSONAL Born in Fall River, Mass…Accounting major…Hopes to one day be- come an accountant…Believes her best assets to the team are her leadership and her aggressiveness…Lists her favorite athlete as Tom Brady and her favorite teams as the New England Patriots and the Boston Red Sox…Daughter of Ken and Theresa Nash…Has three older brothers, Carl (38), Ron (36) and KJ (26). http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

NASH’S CAREER STATISTICS ATTACK SETS SERVES DEFENSE SEASON GP MP K K/G E TA PCT A A/G SA SA/G SE DIG D/G RE BS BA TB B/G BE BHE POINTS PTS/G 2005 36 13 1 0.03 3 10 -0.200 6 0.17 5 0.14 11 43 1.19 14 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 6.0 0.17 TOTALS 36 13 1 0.03 3 10 -0.200 6 0.17 5 0.14 11 43 1.19 14 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 6.0 0.17

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 21 AS A JUNIOR (2005) Played in 81 of 87 games for NSU during her junior season...Led the team with 207 kills, .216 attack percentage, 241 digs, 47 total blocks and 250 total points...Posted a season-high 20 kills and 23.5 points against Christian Brothers University (9/10/ 05)...Notched one triple-double against West Alabama (9/9/05), where she finished with 15 kills, 10 assists and 17 digs...Finished the season with eight double-doubles.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2004) Played in all 112 games as a sophomore and was named the team’s Most Valuable Player…Finished second on the squad with 225 kills…Was third on the team with 185 digs…Registered a double-double with 12 kills and 16 digs against Rollins Col- lege (10/23/04).

AS A FRESHMAN (2003) Was second on the team with 309 kills and 366 digs...Finished third on the team with 59 total blocks...Played in all 124 games as a freshman...Posted a season-high 25 digs against Florida Tech (9/28/03) and 24 digs against Armstrong Atlantic (9/20/ 03).

CAREER Women’s Sports Society Outstanding Athlete Nominee in 2002–2003…National Wendy’s Heisman Nominee in 2002–2003…Named Dade County Player of the Year in 2002– 2003…Named Most Valuable Player in 2002…Named to the Miami-Dade All-County and Florida All-State Teams her junior year…Received the Impact Award and was named to the Miami-Dade All-County Team in 2001…Named Most Valuable Player in 2000…Named to the All-County and the Webster’s/Gatorade Invitational All-Tour- nament Teams in 2002.

PERSONAL Born in San Juan, Puerto Rico…Business major…Enjoys playing sports and hang- ing out with friends…Believes her team leadership is her best asset to the team…Daughter of Carlos and Zoraida Ortiz…Has two sisters, Sharon (26) and Jen- nifer (23).

ORTIZ’S CAREER STATISTICS ATTACK SETS SERVES DEFENSE SEASON GP MP K K/G E TA PCT A A/G SA SA/G SE DIG D/G RE BS BA TB B/G BE BHE POINTS PTS/G 2003 124 34 309 2.49 212961 0.101 11 0.09 26 0.21 60 366 2.95 36 17 42 59 0.48 14 8 373.0 3.01 2004 112 33 225 2.01 174674 0.076 3 0.03 5 0.04 22 185 1.65 28 16 21 37 0.33 16 10 256.5 2.29 2005 81 24 207 2.56 92 533 0.216 34 0.42 16 0.20 22 241 2.98 34 7 40 47 0.58 9 4 250.0 3.09 TOTALS 317 91 741 2.34 4782168 0.121 48 0.15 47 0.15 104 792 2.50 98 40 103 143 0.45 39 22 879.5 2.77 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 22 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL CAREER 6A Volleyball Player of the Year…Second Team All-State senior year…First Team All-Dade County junior and senior year…Most Improved Player freshman year…Team MVP junior year…Also played soccer and badminton in high school.

PERSONAL Born in Miami, Fla…Sports management major…Enjoys beach vol- leyball, traveling, music and running…Believes her best assets to the team are her motivation, hard work and dedication to the team…Names Dwayne Wade as her favorite athlete and the Miami Heat as her favorite team…Daughter of Ken and Alicia Kalish…Has two brothers, Matt (24), and Bryan (20)…Brother Matt played baseball for Virginia Tech.

CAREER Most Athletic Award…Team MVP for North Dallas (17’s)…Skyline

Jrs. qualified for Nationals (18’s). http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

PERSONAL Born in Arlington, Texas…Sports management major…Her hob- bies include watching and playing sports and shopping…Aspires to work in marketing for a pro sports team…Believes her best as- set to the team is her consistency…Names Allen Iverson as her favor- ite athlete and the New England Patriots as her favorite team…Daughter of Juanita and Mike “Scooter” McGruder…Has one sister, Dior (15)…Father played 12 years in the NFL (until 1996) with the Miami Dolphins, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and New England Patriots.

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 23 CAREER Honorable Mention All-City junior year…Second Team All- State senior year…Second Team All-City senior year…Recipient of the Team Blocking Award during team camps for junior and senior year.

PERSONAL Born in Wichita, Kan…Business major…Enjoys swimming and running…Has not yet decided on career goals…Believes her best assets to the team are her blocking abilities and her good attitude…Daughter of Larry and Kathy McNeil…Has one brother, Dan Peters (29), and one sister, Gina Peters (26). http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 24 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 25 2005 SEASON RECAP

The 2005 season was a rebuilding year for NSU, as the squad had a first year head coach and had four freshmen come in and play critical roles on the team. The team struggled through growing pains to finish with a 6-19 overall record, including 2-13 in Sunshine State Conference play.

NSU started by dropping their first two matches and then responded by splitting the next six matches on their schedule. A transition period followed with 10 con- secutive losses, which included four losses to top 25 ranked teams in the nation.

The Sharks got back on the winning track with another win over Northwood Uni- versity and then their first conference victory over Lynn University in five games. Four consecutive losses followed before the Sharks showed a glimpse of the fu- ture with a season ending conference victory over Florida Tech in five games.

Junior Karla Ortiz led NSU offensively with 207 kills followed closely behind by freshman Christina Chubb with 200. Ortiz averaged 2.56 kills per game while Chubb averaged 2.35.

Ortiz also led NSU with 129 digs. Junior Megan Johansen was second with 126 digs and 149 assists on the year. Junior Jenny Fitch led the team with 364 as- sists.

2005 SENIORS (L to R: Lauren Thomas, Angela Martinez and Dana Buss) http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 26 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 2005 RESULTS

Overall: 6-19 Conference: 2-13 Home: 3-8 Away: 3-7 Neutral: 0-4 3 games: 1-15 4 games: 3-3 5 games: 2-1

DATE OPPONENT SCORE SCORE-BY-GAME OVERALL CONF. 8/27/05 vs DOWLING COLLEGE 0-3 L 22-30,20-30,20-30 0-1 0-0 8/27/05 vs Western Washington University 0-3 L 21-30,18-30,21-30 0-2 0-0 9/2/05 NORTHWOOD UNIVERSITY W 3-1 30-13,28-30,30-25,30-22 1-2 0-0 9/9/05 vs University of Southern Indiana 0-3 L 19-30,19-30,21-30 1-3 0-0 9/9/05 at University of West Alabama W 3-1 27-30,30-28,30-20,30-28 2-3 0-0 9/10/05 vs Christian Brothers University 2-3 L 26-30,30-23,30-28,17-30,13-15 2-4 0-0 9/10/05 at University of Alabama-Huntsville 0-3 L 13-30,22-30,23-30 2-5 0-0 9/14/05 at St. Thomas University W 3-1 30-16,30-17,26-30,30-19 3-5 0-0 9/18/05 No. 15 0-3 L 24-30,24-30,16-30 3-6 0-1 9/23/05 1-3 L 17-30,28-30,30-26,26-30 3-7 0-2 9/24/05 1-3 L 26-30,27-30,30-22,25-30 3-8 0-3 9/25/05 No. 7 0-3 L 19-30,9-30,20-30 3-9 0-4 9/28/05 LYNN UNIVERSITY 0-3 L 27-30,22-30,18-30 3-10 0-5 9/30/05 at No. 20 Barry University 0-3 L 21-30,26-30,16-30 3-11 0-6 10/5/05 at 0-3 L 20-30,19-30,24-30 3-12 0-7 10/7/05 at Florida Tech 1-3 L 22-30,30-24,22-30,22-30 3-13 0-8 10/8/05 at No. 12 Florida Southern 0-3 L 21-30,22-30,20-30 3-14 0-9 10/12/05 Florida Gulf Coast University 0-3 L 20-30,22-30,26-30 3-15 0-9 10/18/05 NORTHWOOD UNIVERSITY W 3-0 30-25,30-21,30-20 4-15 0-9 11/3/05 at Lynn University W 3-2 18-30,30-18,32-30,31-33,16-14 5-15 1-9 11/5/05 at No. 3 University of Tampa 0-3 L 19-30,11-30,20-30 5-16 1-10 11/6/05 at Saint Leo University 0-3 L 16-30,25-30,14-30 5-17 1-11 11/8/05 BARRY UNIVERSITY 0-3 L 26-30,24-30,21-30 5-18 1-12 11/11/05 ROLLINS COLLEGE 0-3 L 22-30,21-30,24-30 5-19 1-13 11/12/05 FLORIDA TECH W 3-2 30-23,22-30,21-30,30-23,15-9 6-19 2-13

SUNSHINE STATE CONFERENCE OPPONENTS IN BOLD http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 27 2005 STATISTICS OVERALL ATTACK SET SERVE No. Name GP MP-MS K K/Game E TA Pct A A/Game TA Pct SA SA/Gm SE TA Pct 21 Jenny Fitch 80 23-12 43 0.54 11 100 .320 531 6.64 1131 .469 23 0.29 31 288 .892 3 Megan Johansen 87 25-11 28 0.32 7 85 .247 332 3.82 715 .464 23 0.26 24 308 .922 6 Karla Ortiz 81 24-21 207 2.56 92 533 .216 34 0.42 163 .209 16 0.20 22 274 .920 7 Lauren Thomas 22 10-1 27 1.23 11 81 .198 7 0.32 6 1.167 1 0.05 5 20 .750 2 Emily Carle 72 22-11 105 1.46 40 336 .193 18 0.25 81 .222 5 0.07 9 115 .922 15 Dana Buss 74 24-18 145 1.96 72 431 .169 39 0.53 124 .315 11 0.15 35 177 .802 16 Melinda Gorman 74 24-18 153 2.07 74 474 .167 4 0.05 45 .089 13 0.18 16 198 .919 9 Andrea Irarrazabal 82 25-16 155 1.89 91 451 .142 9 0.11 58 .155 5 0.06 13 67 .806 5 Christina Chubb 85 25-23 200 2.35 128 593 .121 12 0.14 68 .176 8 0.09 20 151 .868 8 Mindy Szarowicz 46 18-6 49 1.07 29 170 .118 4 0.09 26 .154 10 0.22 11 78 .859 10 Itza Miranda 53 17-1 2 0.04 4 16 -.125 5 0.09 48 .104 13 0.25 19 155 .877 32 Megan Nash 36 13-0 1 0.03 3 10 -.200 6 0.17 34 .176 5 0.14 11 101 .891 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN 87 25-25 1115 12.82 562 3280 .169 1001 11.51 2499 .401 133 1.53 216 1932 .888 OPPONENTS 87 25-25 1250 14.37 466 3273 .240 1105 12.70 2503 .441 227 2.61 181 2272 .920

RECEPT DIG BLOCKING No. Name G RE TA Pct DIG Dig/G BS BA Total B/Game BE BHE 21 Jenny Fitch 80 8 10 .200 156 1.95 0 6 6 0.08 0 15 3 Megan Johansen 87 21 162 .870 206 2.37 0 2 2 0.02 1 6 6 Karla Ortiz 81 34 287 .882 241 2.98 7 40 47 0.58 9 4 7 Lauren Thomas 22 2 21 .905 24 1.09 1 6 7 0.32 4 0 2 Emily Carle 72 9 57 .842 79 1.10 6 25 31 0.43 5 5 15 Dana Buss 74 23 215 .893 155 2.09 8 35 43 0.58 4 3 16 Melinda Gorman 74 9 85 .894 88 1.19 4 22 26 0.35 3 0 9 Andrea Irarrazabal 82 11 90 .878 50 0.61 4 29 33 0.40 10 0 5 Christina Chubb 85 43 215 .800 102 1.20 8 26 34 0.40 8 3 8 Mindy Szarowicz 46 15 92 .837 49 1.07 2 5 7 0.15 2 0 10 Itza Miranda 53 24 106 .774 118 2.23 0 0 0 0.00 2 0 32 Megan Nash 36 14 106 .868 43 1.19 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 TEAM 13 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN 87 226 1988 .886 1311 15.07 40 196 138.0 1.59 48 37 OPPONENTS 87 133 1677 .921 1371 15.76 36 216 144.0 1.66 25 33

SSC ONLY ATTACK SET No. Name GP K K/Game E TA Pct A A/Game 21 Jenny Fitch 49 27 0.55 6 70 .300 364 7.43 3 Megan Johansen 52 10 0.19 3 47 .149 149 2.87 6 Karla Ortiz 46 118 2.57 49 302 .228 13 0.28 7 Lauren Thomas 9 8 0.89 2 22 .273 1 0.11 2 Emily Carle 46 65 1.41 29 242 .149 11 0.24 15 Dana Buss 42 83 1.98 41 232 .181 17 0.40 16 Melinda Gorman 50 102 2.04 48 322 .168 2 0.04 9 Andrea Irarrazabal 48 93 1.94 58 277 .126 6 0.12 5 Christina Chubb 50 98 1.96 71 338 .080 6 0.12 8 Mindy Szarowicz 23 23 1.00 17 94 .064 1 0.04 10 Itza Miranda 29 0 0.00 1 5 -.200 2 0.07 32 Megan Nash 25 1 0.04 3 8 -.250 5 0.20 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN 52 628 12.08 328 1959 .153 577 11.10 OOPPONENTS 52 817 15.71 282 2020 .265 740 14.23

No. Name SA SA/Gm RE DIG Dig/G BS BA Total B/Game 21 Jenny Fitch 16 0.33 4 114 2.33 0 6 6 0.12 3 Megan Johansen 10 0.19 21 126 2.42 0 0 0 0.00 6 Karla Ortiz 11 0.24 22 129 2.80 0 28 28 0.61 7 Lauren Thomas 0 0.00 0 11 1.22 0 5 5 0.56 2 Emily Carle 4 0.09 6 56 1.22 5 20 25 0.54 15 Dana Buss 2 0.05 11 72 1.71 4 23 27 0.64 16 Melinda Gorman 10 0.20 7 52 1.04 4 15 19 0.38 9 Andrea Irarrazabal 5 0.10 9 26 0.54 1 19 20 0.42 5 Christina Chubb 4 0.08 25 57 1.14 4 17 21 0.42 8 Mindy Szarowicz 4 0.17 8 14 0.61 1 5 6 0.26 10 Itza Miranda 7 0.24 13 75 2.59 0 0 0 0.00 32 Megan Nash 3 0.12 11 36 1.44 0 0 0 0.00 TEAM 9 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN 76 1.46 146 768 14.77 19 138 88.0 1.69 OPPONENTS 147 2.83 76 842 16.19 24 130 89.0 1.71 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 28 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 2005 TEAM STATISTICS

TEAM STATISTICS NSU OPP ATTACK Kills 1115 1250 Errors 562 466 Total Attacks 3280 3273 Attack Pct .169 .240 Kills/Game 12.8 14.4 SET Assists 1001 1105 Attempts 2499 2503 Assist Pct .401 .441 Assists/Game 11.5 12.7 SERVE Aces 133 227 Errors 216 181 Attempts 1932 2272 Serve Pct .888 .920 Aces/Game 1.5 2.6 SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors 226 133 Errors/Game 2.6 1.5 Attempts 1988 1677 Reception Pct .886 .921 DEFENSE Digs 1311 1371 Digs/Game 15.1 15.8 BLOCKING Block Solo 40 36 Block Assist 196 216 Total Blocks 138.0 144.0 Blocks Per Game 1.6 1.7 Block Errors 48 25 BALL HANDLING ERRORS 37 33

MATCH WINS BY #GAMES 1 2 3 4 5 Total Nova Southeastern 001326 Opponents 0 0 15 3 1 19

GAMES WON BY GAME 1 2 3 4 5 Total Nova Southeastern 4674223 Opponents 21 19 18 5 1 64

POINTS BY GAME 1 2 3 4 5 Total Nova Southeastern 566 589 585 241 44 2025 Opponents 707 701 711 245 38 2402 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 29 2005 SSC FINAL STANDINGS

CONFERENCE OVERALL WL PCTWL PCT University of Tampa 13 1 .929 29 4 .879 Florida Southern College 14 2 .875 33 4 .892 Barry University 10 3 .769 18 10 .643 Rollins College 9 6 .600 25 11 .694 Saint Leo University 6 9 .400 12 18 .400 Lynn University 5 9 .357 10 13 .435 Florida Tech 4 12 .250 9 24 .273 Eckerd College 3 11 .214 12 16 .429 Nova Southeastern University 2 13 .133 6 19 .240 Tampa Wins SSC Championship

2005 SSC END-OF-SEASON AWARDS PLAYER OF THE YEAR - Ericka Womack, University of Tampa COACH OF THE YEAR - Jill Stephens, Florida Southern College FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR - Danielle Durham, Florida Southern College

2005 ALL-SSC VOLLEYBALL TEAM FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM OH - Theresa Daniels, Lynn University DS - Kim Cline, Rollins College MH - Samara de Freitas, Barry University MH - Kelly Currin, Florida Tech OH - Stephanie Rivera, University of Tampa OH - Katelen Dixon, University of Tampa S - Michele Rosamiglia, Barry University OPP/RS - Rachelle Konczal, Florida Southern College L - Margeaux Sinibaldi, University of Tampa S - Jordan McAfee, Florida Southern College OH - Beverly Stasis, Florida Southern OH - Kayla Mora, University of Tampa MB - Ericka Womack, University of Tampa * MB - Allison North, Rollins College

HONORABLE MENTION L - Daryl Baby, Florida Southern College OH - Julia Caner, Rollins College MH - Kelly Dantas, Barry University OH - Danielle Durham, Florida Southern College OH - Lorena Orlandini, Rollins College

ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM OH - Danielle Durham, Florida Southern College * OH - Erin Lyngse, Lynn University S - Lacey Malarky, Rollins College * MB - Leah Melton, Eckerd College L - Spenser Rigg, Barry University S - Gabriela Saade, University of Tampa OH - Audrey Starkebaum, Saint Leo University * Unanimous Selection http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 30 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 31 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - OVERALL CAREER RECORDS KILLS Kills Name Years 1,424 Natalie Kramer 1990–93

TOTAL ATTACKS Attacks Name Years 3,450 Vanessa Gutierrez 1993–96

SET ATTEMPTS Attempts Name Years 5,358 Laslie Romero 1993–95

SET ASSISTS Assists Name Years 3,302 Lyndsey Metts 2000–03 Lyndsey Metts (2000–03) is NSU’s all- SERVICE ACES time leader in career assists. Aces Name Years 266 Natalie Kramer 1990–93

BLOCK SOLOS DIGS Blocks Name Years Digs Name Years 135 Sherri Waddell 1995–97 1,698 Vanessa Gutierrez 1993–96

BLOCK ASSISTS MOST MATCHES PLAYED Blocks Name Years Matches Name Years 213 Sherri Waddell 1995–97 141 Vanessa Gutierrez 1993–96

TOTAL BLOCKS MOST GAMES PLAYED Blocks Name Years Games Name Years 348 Sherri Waddell 1995–97 459 Katie Banks 1996–99 SEASON RECORDS KILLS BLOCK ASSISTS Kills Name Season Blocks Name Season 568 Natalie Kramer 1993 103 Natalie Kramer 1993

TOTAL ATTACKS BLOCK SOLOS Attacks Name Season Blocks Name Season 1,116 Michelle Mertens 1997 63 Natalie Kramer 1993

SET ATTEMPTS TOTAL BLOCKS Attempts Name Season Blocks Name Season 3,713 Heather Jay 1997 166 Natalie Kramer 1993

SET ASSISTS MOST MATCHES PLAYED Assists Name Season Matches Name Season 1,385 Beth Chorzelewski 1999 40 Beth Chorzelewski 1999 40 Rosalynn LaHara 1999 SERVICE ACES 40 Susana Marti 1994 Aces Name Season 40 Jennifer St. Thomas 1994 92 Rosalynn LaHara 1999 40 Vanessa Gutierrez 1994

DIGS MOST GAMES PLAYED Digs Name Season Games Name Season 615 Natalie Kramer 1993 145 Katie Banks 1999 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 32 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - OVERALL GAME RECORDS KILLS Kills Name Match 32 Rosalynn LaHara vs. Eckerd College (9/18/99)

TOTAL ATTACKS Attacks Name Match 83 Vanessa Gutierrez vs. St. Thomas University (11/9/96)

SET ATTEMPTS Attempts Name Match 204 Heather Jay vs. Embry-Riddle University (11/8/97)

SET ASSISTS Assists Name Match 86 Leslie Romero vs. Converse College (11/20/93)

SERVICE ACES Aces Name Match 9 Lyndsay Savage at Carson-Newman College (9/13/02) 9 Tanya Miller 1993 9 Natalie Kramer 1993 9 Rosalynn LaHara 1999

BLOCK SOLOS Blocks Name Match 6 Karla Ortiz vs. Rollins College (10/24/04) 6 Sherri Waddell vs. Saint Leo University (8/30/97) 6 Natalie Kramer vs. Florida Tech (9/25/93)

BLOCK ASSISTS Blocks Name Match 11 Natalie Kramer vs. (10/29/93)

DIGS Digs Name Match 42 Vanessa Gutierrez vs. St. Thomas University (11/9/96) 42 Anneli Palacio vs. Converse College (11/20/93) http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 33 TEAM RECORDS - OVERALL

Most kills in a match 96, vs. Eckerd College (9/18/99) Most service aces in a match 25, vs. Methodist College (8/12/01) Most block assists in a match 24, vs. Flagler College (10/29/93) Most digs in a match 163, vs. St. Thomas University (11/9/96) Most blocks in a match 26, vs. St. Thomas University (11/22/97) Most consecutive matches won 18 (9/17/94–10/22/94) Most consecutive matches lost 11 (10/1/04–10/23/04) POSTSEASON SUCCESS YEAR RECORD CONFERENCE FINISH 1985 9-4 District Champions 1986 16-12 District Champions 1987 19-7 District Champions 1988 17-8 District Champions 1989 11-8 District Champions 1993 30-9 Florida Champions NAIA Southeast Regional Champions 1994 30-10 Florida Sun Conference Champions 1995 24-8 Florida Sun Conference Champions 1996 27-6 Florida Sun Conference Runner-up Southeast Region Fourth Place 1997 27-11 Southeast Region Runner-up

COACHING RECORDS - OVERALL

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS RECORDS BY COACH YEAR W L COACH YEAR COACH RECORD 1985 9 4 Arthur John-A-Kiem 1985–1987 Aurthur Jong-A-Kiem 44-23 1986 16 12 Arthur John-A-Kiem 1988 Jay Schultz 17-8 1987 19 7 Arthur John-A-Kiem 1989–1992 Gary Groth 49-43 1988 17 8 Jay Schultz 1993–1994 Pegie Moran 60-19 1989 11 8 Gary Groth 1995–1996 Joanna Sahm 51-14 1990 10 13 Gary Groth 1997–1998 Charyl Moran 43-26 1991 12 8 Gary Groth 1999–2003 Lori Rembe 82-89 1992 16 14 Gary Groth 2004 Michelle DeSantis 4-29 1993 30 9 Pegie Moran 2005 Melissa Battie 6-19 1994 30 10 Pegie Moran TOTAL Nine Coaches 356-260 1995 24 8 Joanna Sahm 1996 27 6 Joanna Sahm 1997 27 11 Charyl Moran 1998 16 15 Charyl Moran 1999 24 16 Lori Rembe 2000 21 15 Lori Rembe 2001 15 18 Lori Rembe 2002 9 19 Lori Rembe 2003 13 21 Lori Rembe 2004 4 29 Michelle DeSantis 2005 6 19 Melissa Battie TOTAL 356 260 Nine Coaches http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 34 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS - OVERALL

Opponents Win Loss Minnesota State University 0 1 Abeline Christian University 0 1 Mississippi University for Women 1 1 Alabama-Huntsville, University of 0 1 Missouri Western State 0 1 Alaska Anchorage, University of 0 1 Montevallo, University of 1 4 Aquinas College (Mich.) 1 0 Mount Mercy College (Iowa) 0 1 Arkansas Tech University 0 1 New York Tech University 1 1 Armstrong Atlantic University 0 2 North Alabama, University of 0 1 Ashland University (Ohio) 0 1 North Carolina-Pembroke, University of 5 1 (Ga.) 0 1 North Dakota State University 0 1 Barber-Scotia College (N.C.) 2 0 North Florida, University of 0 6 Barry University 0 20 Northwood University 17 0 Bellevue University (N.E.) 2 0 Oglethorpe University (Ga.) 2 0 Bethune-Cookman College 6 2 Olivet Nazerene University (Ill.) 0 2 Birmingham Southern College (Ala.) 2 0 Ozarks, College of (Mo.) 1 0 Brewton-Parker College (Ga.) 2 0 Palm Beach Atlantic University 20 22 Briar Cliff University (Iowa) 0 1 Pfeiffer University (N.C.) 1 0 California Baptist University 1 1 Piedmont College (Ga.) 1 0 California State University - Stanislaus 0 1 Pittsburgh State University 0 1 Carson-Newman College (Tenn.) 2 2 Presbyterian College 0 1 Catawba College 0 1 Queens College (N.C) 2 0 Charleston, University of 0 1 Rollins College 4 13 Christian Brothers University 0 1 Saint Andrews (N.C.) 2 0 Clarion University (Penn.) 0 1 Saint Leo University 14 10 Clearwater Christian 4 0 Saint Mary College (Kans.) 1 0 Columbia College (Mo.) 1 1 Savannah School of Art and Design (Ga.) 1 0 Columbus College (Ga.) 2 0 Seattle Pacific University 0 1 Converse College (S.C.) 3 0 Shaw University 1 0 Covenant College (Ga.) 1 0 Sioux Falls College (S.D.) 1 0 Dordt College (Iowa) 1 1 Slippery Rock University 1 0 Dowling College 0 1 South Carolina-Aiken, University of 0 2 Eckerd College 20 10 South Carolina-Spartanburg, University of 0 5 Embry–Riddle University 12 9 Southern Indiana University 0 1 Emporia State University 0 1 South Virginia University 1 0 Faulkner University (Ala.) 2 0 Stetson University 1 3 Flagler College 30 5 St. Mary’s University (Texas) 0 1 Florida Atlantic University 3 8 St. Thomas University 12 15 Florida Gulf Coast University 0 3 Tampa, University of 0 8 Florida International University 2 7 Taylor University (Ind.) 0 1 Florida Memorial University 37 5 Teikyo Marycrest University (Iowa) 1 0 Florida Southern College 0 8 The Master’s College 1 0 Florida Tech 9 20 Trinity International University (Ill.) 13 0 Francis Marion University 1 0 Tulsa, University of (Okla.) 0 1 Georgetown College (Ky.) 0 1 Union College (Ky.) 1 0 Glenville State College 1 0 Valdosta State University (Ga.) 0 1 Guilford College (N.C.) 1 0 Warner Southern College 27 3 Hastings College (N.E.) 0 2 Washburn University (Kans.) 0 1 Houston Baptist University (Texas) 0 1 Webber College 32 4 Huntingdon College (Ala.) 6 1 Western New Mexico University 0 1

Huston-Tillotson College (Texas) 1 0 West Alabama, University of 1 0 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu Indiana University/Purdue University at 01 West Florida, University of 0 1 LaGrange College (Ga.) 6 0 West Geogia College 2 1 Lambuth University (Tenn.) 2 0 Western Washington University 0 2 0 2 Westmont College (Calif.) 0 2 Lincoln Memorial University 0 1 Wingate University (N.C.) 1 0 Livingston College (N.C.) 1 0 Lynn University 8 10 SUNSHINE STATE CONFERENCE Madonna University (Mich.) 1 7 OPPONENTS IN BOLD Mars Hill College 1 0 Methodist College (N.C.) 1 0 Miami, University of 0 1 Midland Lutheran (N.E) 2 0

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 35 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - NCAA ONLY CAREER RECORDS GAMES PLAYED ASSISTS BLOCK SOLOS Rank Name (Years) No. Rank Name (Years) No. Rank Name (Years) No. 1 Karla Ortiz (2003-present) 317 1 Rachel Poe (2003-04) 1051 1 Lisa Parker (2002-03) 45 2 Dana Buss (2003-05) 309 2 Jenny Fitch (2005-present) 531 2 Karla Ortiz (2003-present) 40 3 Lauren Thomas (2002-05) 292 3 Jamie Wirth (2002) 392 3 Dana Buss (2003-2005) 32 4 Itza Miranda (2003-present) 209 4 Megan Johansen (2004-present) 332 4 Kristy Hartley (2003) 27 5 Angela Martinez (2002-05) 190 5 Lauren Thomas ( 2002-05) 85 5 Lauren Thomas (2002-05) 23 6 Rachel Poe (2003-04) 174 6 Dana Buss (2003-05) 74 t6 Nicky Devine (2002) 16 7 Lisa Parker (2002-03) 174 7 Jennifer Rembe (2002) 69 t6 Irene Girgis (2002) 16 8 Mindy Szarowicz (2004-05) 142 8 Karla Ortiz (2003-present) 48 8 Mindy Szarowicz (2004-05) 15 9 Melissa Munroe (2003-04) 121 9 Elisa Butkus (2004) 45 9 Melissa Munroe (2003-04) 9 10 Elisa Butkus (2004) 106 10 Lisa Parker (2002-03) 38 10 Christina Chubb (2005-present) 8

MATCHES PLAYED ASSISTS PER GAME BLOCK ASSISTS Rank Name (Years) No. Rank Name (Years) No. Rank Name (Years) No. 1 Lauren Thomas (2002-05) 93 1 Jamie Wirth (2002) 7.69 1 Dana Buss (2003-2005) 115 2 Dana Buss (2003-05) 91 2 Jenny Fitch (2005-present) 6.64 2 Lisa Parker (2002-03) 114 3 Karla Ortiz (2003-present) 91 3 Rachel Poe (2003-04) 6.04 3 Karla Ortiz (2003-present) 103 4 Angela Martinez (2002-05) 68 4 Megan Johansen (2004-present) 3.77 4 Lauren Thomas (2002-05) 96 5 Itza Miranda (2003-present) 61 5 Jennifer Rembe (2002) 0.86 5 Nicky Devine (2002) 42 6 Rachel Poe (2003-04) 58 6 Elisa Butkus (2004) 0.42 6 Kristy Hartley (2003) 36 7 Lisa Parker (2002-03) 51 7 Lauren Thomas ( 2002-05) 0.29 7 Irene Girgis (2002) 33 8 Mindy Szarowicz (2004-05) 50 8 Emily Carle (2005-present) 0.25 8 Andrea Irarrazabal (2005-present) 29 9 Melissa Munroe (2003-04) 44 9 Dana Buss (2003-05) 0.24 9 Melissa Munroe (2003-04) 28 10 Elisa Butkus (2004) 33 10 Lisa Parker (2002-03) 0.22 t10 Christina Chubb (2005-present) 26 t10 Mindy Szarowicz (2004-05) 26 KILLS SERVICES ACES Rank Name (Years) No. Rank Name (Years) No. TOTAL BLOCKS 1 Dana Buss (2003-05) 848 1 Lauren Thomas ( 2002-05) 68 Rank Name (Years) No. 2 Karla Ortiz (2003-present) 741 2 Lisa Parker (2002-03) 66 1 Lisa Parker (2002-03) 159 3 Lauren Thomas (2002-05) 417 3 Dana Buss (2003-05) 61 2 Dana Buss (2003-2005) 147 4 Lisa Parker (2002-03) 354 4 Rachel Poe (2003-04) 56 3 Karla Ortiz (2003-present) 143 5 Nicky Devine (2002) 282 5 Karla Ortiz (2003-present) 47 4 Lauren Thomas (2002-05) 119 6 Irene Girgis (2002) 267 t6 Veronica Munoz (2002) 30 5 Kristy Hartley (2003) 63 7 Melissa Munroe (2003-04) 242 t6 Jennifer Rembe (2002) 30 6 Nicky Devine (2002) 58 8 Veronica Munoz (2002) 220 8 Lyndsay Savage (2002) 29 7 Irene Girgis (2002) 49 9 Mindy Szarowicz (2004-05) 215 t9 Jamie Wirth (2002) 28 8 Mindy Szarowicz (2004-05) 41 10 Christin Chubb (2005-present) 200 t9 Itza Miranda (2003-present) 28 9 Melissa Munroe (2003-04) 37 10 Christina Chubb (2005-present) 34 KILLS PER GAME SERVICE ACES PER GAME Rank Name (Years) No. Rank Name (Years) No. BLOCKS PER GAME 1 Irene Girgis (2002) 3.14 1 Jamie Wirth (2002) 0.55 Rank Name (Years) No. 2 Nicky Devine (2002) 3.13 2 Lyndsay Savage (2002) 0.46 1 Lisa Parker (2002-03) 0.91 3 Dana Buss (2003-05) 2.74 t3 Lisa Parker (2002-03) 0.38 2 Kristy Hartley (2003) 0.77 4 Veronica Munoz (2002) 2.56 t3 Jennifer Rembe (2002) 0.38 3 Nicky Devine (2002) 0.64 5 Christin Chubb (2005-present) 2.35 5 Veronica Munoz (2002) 0.35 4 Irene Girgis (2002) 0.58 6 Karla Ortiz (2003-present) 2.34 6 Rachel Poe (2003-04) 0.32 5 Dana Buss (2003-2005) 0.48 7 Kristy Hartley (2003) 2.32 7 Melinda Gorman (2005-present) 0.29 6 Karla Ortiz (2003-present) 0.45 8 Melinda Gorman (2005-present) 2.07 8 Nicky Devine (2002) 0.28 7 Emily Carle (2005-present) 0.43 9 Jennifer Rembe (2002) 2.04 9 Irene Girgis (2002) 0.27 8 Lauren Thomas (2002-05) 0.41 10 Lisa Parker (2002-03) 2.03 t10 Kristy Hartley (2003) 0.26 t9 Christina Chubb (2005-present) 0.40 t10 Megan Johansen (2004-present) 0.26 t9 Andrea Irarrazabal (2005-present) 0.40 ATTACKS Rank Name (Years) No. DIGS 1 Dana Buss (2003-05) 2444 Rank Name (Years) No. 2 Karla Ortiz (2003-present) 2168 1 Karla Ortiz (2003-present) 792 3 Lauren Thomas ( 2002-05) 1467 2 Dana Buss (2003-2005) 698 4 Lisa Parker (2002-03) 1015 3 Itza Miranda (2003-present) 691 5 Mindy Szarowicz (2004-05) 787 4 Lauren Thomas (2002-05) 475 6 Melissa Munroe (2003-04) 726 5 Angela Martinez (2002-05) 295 7 Nicky Devine (2002) 693 6 Lee Ann Nisesel (2002) 291 8 Irene Girgis (2002) 642 7 Rachel Poe (2003-04) 258 9 Veronica Munoz (2002) 610 8 Megan Johansen (2004-present) 206 10 Christin Chubb (2005-present) 598 9 Mindy Szarowicz (2004-05) 199 10 Veronica Munoz (2002) 178 HITTING PERCENTAGE RankName (Years) No. (K-E-TA) DIGS PER GAME 1 Jenny Fitch (2005-present) .320 (43-11-100) Rank Name (Years) No. 2 Irene Girgis (2002) .283 (267-85-642) 1 Lee Ann Nisesel (2002) 3.34 3 Nicky Devine (2002) .254 (282-106-693) 2 Itza Miranda (2003-present) 3.31 4 Megan Johansen (2004-present) .247 (28-7-85) 3 Lyndsay Savage (2002) 2.51 5 Veronica Munoz (2002) .220 (220-86-610) 4 Karla Ortiz (2003-present) 2.50 6 Emily Carle (2005-present) .193 (105-40-336) 5 Megan Johansen (2004-present) 2.34 7 Jennifer Rembe (2002) .192 (163-77-449) 6 Jamie Wirth (2002) 2.29 8 Kristy Hartley (2003) .181 (190-90-553) 7 Dana Buss (2003-2005) 2.26 9 Melissa Munroe (2003-04) .180 (242-111-726) 8 Veronica Munoz (2002) 2.07 9 Melinda Gorman (2005-present) 1.95 10 Dana Buss (2003-05) .173 (848-425-2444) 10 Jennifer Rembe (2002) 1.70 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 36 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - NCAA ONLY SEASON RECORDS KILLS DIGS PER GAME Rank Name (Year) No. Rank Name (Year) No. 1 Dana Buss (2004) 354 1 Itza Miranda (2004) 4.29 2 Dana Buss (2003) 349 2 Lee Ann Niesel (2002) 3.34 3 Karla Ortiz (2003) 309 3 Lyndsay Savage (2002) 2.51 4 Lisa Parker (2003) 292 4 Itza Miranda (2003) 3.47 5 Nicky Devine (2002) 282 5 Karla Ortiz (2005) 2.98

KILLS PER GAME BLOCK SOLOS Rank Name (Year) No. Rank Name (Year) No. 1 Dana Buss (2004) 3.19 1 Lisa Parker (2003) 39 2 Irene Girgis (2002) 3.14 2 Kristy Hartley (2003) 27 3 Nicky Devine (2002) 3.13 3 Karla Ortiz (2003) 17 4 Dana Buss (2003) 2.81 4 Dana Buss (2004) 19 t5 Veronica Munoz (2002) 2.56 t5 Irene Girgis (2002) 16 t5 Karla Ortiz (2005) 2.56 t5 Nicky Devine (2002) 16 t5 Karla Ortiz (2004) 16 ATTACKS Rank Name (Year) No. BLOCK ASSISTS 1 Dana Buss (2004) 1007 Rank Name (Year) No. 2 Dana Buss (2003) 1006 1 Lisa Parker (2003) 91 3 Karla Ortiz (2003) 961 2 Dana Buss (2004) 48 4 Lisa Parker (2003) 781 t3 Lauren Thomas (2003) 42 5 Nicky Devine (2002) 693 t3 Karla Ortiz (2003) 42 t3 Nicky Devine (2002) 42 HITTING PERCENTAGE Rank Name (Year) No. (K-E-TA) TOTAL BLOCKS 1 Jenny Fitch (2005) .320 (43-11-100) Rank Name (Year) No. 2 Irene Girgis (2002) .283 (267-85-642) 1 Lisa Parker (2003) 130 3 Nicky Devine (2002) .254 (282-106-693) 2 Dana Buss (2003) 63 4 Megan Johansen (2005) .247 (28-7-85) 3 Karla Ortiz (2003) 59 5 Veronica Munoz (2002) .220 (220-86-610) 4 Nicky Devine (2002) 58 t5 Lauren Thomas (2003) 49 ASSISTS t5 Irene Girgis (2002) 49 Rank Name (Year) No. 1 Lyndsey Metts (2003) 1106 BLOCKS PER GAME 2 Rachel Poe (2004) 974 Rank Name (Year) No. 3 Lyndsey Metts (2002) 547 1 Lisa Parker (2003) 1.05 4 Jenny Fitch (2005) 531 2 Kristy Hartley (2003) 0.77 5 Jamie Wirth (2002) 392 3 Nicky Devine (2002) 0.64 4 Dana Buss (2004) 0.60 ASSISTS PER GAME t5 Irene Girgis (2002) 0.58 Rank Name (Year) No. t5 Lisa Parker (2002) 0.58 1 Lyndsey Metts (2003) 8.92 t5 Karla Ortiz (2005) 0.58 2 Rachel Poe (2004) 8.70 t5 Dana Buss (2005) 0.58 3 Lyndsey Metts (2002) 7.70 4 Jamie Wirth (2002) 7.69 POINTS 5 Jenny Fitch (2005) 6.64 Rank Name (Year) No. 1 Lisa Parker (2003) 414.5 SERVICES ACES 2 Dana Buss (2003) 404.0 Rank Name (Year) No. 3 Dana Buss (2004) 403.0 t1 Rachel Poe (2004) 38 4 Karla Ortiz (2003) 373.0 t1 Lisa Parker (2003) 38 5 Nicky Devine (2002) 344.0 3 Lauren Thomas (2003) 37 4 Dana Buss (2003) 34 POINTS PER GAME t5 Veronica Munoz (2002) 30 Rank Name (Year) No. t5 Jennifer Rembe (2002) 30 1 Nicky Devine (2002) 3.82 2 Irene Girgis (2002) 3.79 SERVICE ACES PER GAME 3 Dana Buss (2004) 3.63

Rank Name (Year) No. 4 Lisa Parker (2003) 3.34 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 1 Lisa Parker (2002) 0.56 5 Dana Buss (2003) 2.26 2 Jamie Wirth (2002) 0.55 3 Lyndsay Savage (2002) 0.46 4 Jennifer Rembe (2002) 0.38 5 Itza Miranda (2004) 0.37

DIGS Rank Name (Year) No. 1 Itza Miranda (2003) 410 2 Karla Ortiz (2003) 366 3 Dana Buss (2003) 324 4 Lysndsey Metts (2003) 271 5 Lee Ann Niesel (2002) 291

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 37 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - NCAA ONLY GAME RECORDS KILLS Rank Name No. Opponent Date 1 Karla Ortiz 25 Florida Tech 9/28/03 2 Irene Girgis 25 Lynn University 10/22/02 3 Dana Buss 23 Florida Tech 9/28/03 4 Melissa Munroe 22 Florida Tech 10/24/04 5 Dana Buss 21 Northwood University 9/21/04

KILLS (THREE GAMES) Rank Name No. Opponent Date t1 Melissa Munroe 18 St. Thonas University 10/27/04 t1 Dana Buss 18 Saint Leo University 11/7/04 3 Dana Buss 16 Carson-Newman College 9/11/04 t4 Nicky Devine 15 Palm Beach Atlantic University 10/18/02 t4 Irene Girgis 15 Converse College 9/13/02 t4 Nicky Devine 15 Rollins College 11/16/02

KILLS (FOUR GAMES) Rank Name No. Opponent Date 1 Irene Girgis 25 Lynn University 10/22/02 2 Dana Buss 21 Northwood University 9/21/04 3 Dana Buss 20 Eckerd College 10/1/04 4 Karla Ortiz 20 Armstrong Atlantic University 9/20/03 t5 Dana Buss 18 Eckerd College 11/6/04 t5 Melissa Munroe 18 Catawba College 10/15/04

KILLS (FIVE GAMES) Rank Name No. Opponent Date 1 Karla Ortiz 25 Florida Tech 9/28/03 2 Dana Buss 23 Florida Tech 9/28/03 3 Melissa Munroe 22 Florida Tech 10/24/04 4 Karla Ortiz 20 Christian Brothers University 9/10/05 t5 Dana Buss 17 Carson-Newman College 8/31/03 t5 Karla Ortiz 17 Saint Leo University 9/8/03 t5 Lauren Thomas 17 Rollins College 11/2/03

TOTAL ATTACKS Rank Name No. Opponent Date t1 Dana Buss 53 Saint Leo University 11/7/04 t1 Dana Buss 53 St. Mary’s University 9/4/04 t3 Melissa Munroe 51 Rollins College 10/23/04 t3 Karla Ortiz 51 Florida Tech 9/28/03 5 Christina Chubb 50 Lynn University 11/3/05

TOTAL ATTACKS (THREE GAMES) Rank Name No. Opponent Date 1 Dana Buss 53 Saint Leo University 11/7/04 t2 Karla Ortiz 38 Florida Southern College 10/4/03 t2 Karla Ortiz 38 University of West Florida 8/30/03 t4 Melinda Gorman 37 Florida Gulf Coast University 10/12/05 t4 Dana Buss 37 Presbyterian College 10/15/04

TOTAL ATTACKS (FOUR GAMES) Rank Name No. Opponent Date 1 Dana Buss 53 St. Mary’s University 9/4/04 2 Melissa Munroe 51 Rollins College 10/23/04 t3 Dana Buss 47 Eckerd College 10/1/04 t3 Kristy Hartley 47 University of South Carolina-Spartanburg 10/18/03 t3 Irene Firfis 47 Lynn University 10/22/03

TOTAL ATTACKS (FIVE GAMES) Rank Name No. Opponent Date 1 Karla Ortiz 51 Florida Tech 9/28/03 2 Christina Chubb 50 Lynn University 11/3/05 t3 Dana Buss 45 Florida Tech 9/28/03 t3 Veronica Munoz 45 Carson-Newman College 11/13/02 5 Kristy Hartley 44 University of North Carolina-Pembroke 10/18/03 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 38 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - NCAA ONLY GAME RECORDS (cont’d) ATTACK PERCENT (min. 10 attacks) Rank Name No. (K-E-TA) Opponent Date 1 Emily Carle .714 (10-0-14) Northwood University 9/2/05 2 Lindsay Savage .692 (9-0-13) Slippery Rock University 9/7/02 3 Irene Girgis .600 (14-2-20) University of Tampa 10/12/02 4 Kristy Hartley .591 (14-1-22) Francis Marion University 10/17/03 5 Dana Buss .588 (21-1-34) Northwood University 9/21/04

POINTS Rank Name No. Opponent Date 1 Karla Ortiz 28.5 Florida Tech 9/28/03 2 Irene Girgis 26.5 Lynn University 10/22/02 3 Dana Buss 24 Florida Tech 9/28/03 t4 Karla Ortiz 23.5 Christian Brothers University 9/10/05 t4 Dana Buss 23.5 Northwood University 9/24/04 t4 Dana Buss 23.5 Eckerd College 10/1/04 t4 Melissa Munroe 23.5 Florida Tech 10/24/04

ASSISTS Rank Name No. Opponent Date 1 Jenny Fitch 57 Lynn University 11/3/05 2 Lyndsey Metts 56 Florida Tech 9/28/03 3 Lyndsey Metts 52 Lynn University 10/28/03 t4 Rachel Poe 50 Northwood University 9/21/04 t4 Rachel Poe 50 Florida Tech 10/24/04

ASSISTS (THREE GAMES) Rank Name No. Opponent Date 1 Lyndsey Metts 45 Embry-Riddle University 10/5/02 2 Lyndsey Metts 44 Florida Memorial University 9/11/03 3 Rachel Poe 42 St. Thomas University 10/27/04 4 Jenny Fitch 40 Northwood University 10/18/05 5 Lyndsey Metts 39 Francis Marion University 10/17/03

ASSISTS (FOUR GAMES) Rank Name No. Opponent Date 1 Rachel Poe 50 Northwood University 9/21/04 t2 Lyndsey Metts 47 University of South Carolina-Spartanburg 10/18/03 t2 Lyndsey Metts 47 Lynn University 10/22/02 t4 Megan Johansen 45 St. Thomas University 9/14/05 t4 Rachel Poe 45 Eckerd College 10/1/04 t4 Lyndsey Metts 45 Eckerd College 10/10/03

ASSISTS (FIVE GAMES) Rank Name No. Opponent Date 1 Jenny Fitch 57 Lynn University 11/3/05 2 Lyndsey Metts 56 Florida Tech 9/28/03 3 Lyndsey Metts 52 Lynn University 10/28/03 4 Rachel Poe 50 Florida Tech 10/24/04 5 Jenny Fitch 49 Florida Tech 11/12/05

SERVICE ACES Rank Name No. Opponent Date 1 Lyndsay Savage 9 Carson-Newman College 9/13/02

2 Lisa Parker 8 Florida Memorial University 11/8/02 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 3 Lisa Parker 7 Saint Leo University 11/3/02 t4 Melinda Gorman 6 Florida Tech 11/12/05 t4 Rachel Poe 6 Florida Tech 10/24/04 t4 Lyndsay Savage 6 Converse College 9/13/02

BLOCK SOLOS Rank Name No. Opponent Date t1 Karla Ortiz 6 Rollins College 10/23/04 t1 Lissa Parker 6 Carson-Newman College 8/31/03 t3 Dana Buss 4 Rollins College 10/23/04 t3 Lissa Parker 4 Florida Memorial University 9/11/03 t3 Lissa Parker 4 Saint Leo University 10/5/03 t3 Irene Girgis 4 Abeline Christian University 9/6/02 t3 Nicky Devine 4 Abeline Christian University 9/6/02 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 39 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - NCAA ONLY GAME RECORDS (cont’d) BLOCK ASSISTS Rank Name No. Opponent Date 1 Lissa Parker 7 Barry University 9/23/03 2 Dana Buss 6 Saint Leo University 11/7/04 3 Lissa Parker 6 Carson-Newman College 8/31/03 4 Lissa Parker 6 Saint Leo University 10/5/03 5 Lissa Parker 6 University of North Carolina-Pembroke 10/18/03

TOTAL BLOCKS Rank Name No. Opponent Date 1 Lisa Parker 12 Carson-Newman College 8/31/03 2 Lisa Parker 10 Saint Leo University 10/5/03 3 Lisa Parker 9 University of North Carolina-Pembroke 10/18/03 t4 Emily Carle 7 Lynn University 11/3/05 t4 Karla Ortiz 7 Florida Tech 10/7/05 t4 Karla Ortiz 7 Rollins College 10/23/04 t4 Lisa Parker 7 Florida Memorial University 9/11/03 t4 Kristy Hartley 7 California Baptist University 9/6/03 t4 Kristy Hartley 7 Saint Leo University 10/5/03 t4 Lisa Parker 7 Barry University 9/23/03

DIGS Rank Name No. Opponent Date 1 Le Ann Niesel 33 Carson-Newman College 9/13/02 2 Itza Miranda 29 Rollins College 9/26/03 3 Itza Miranda 25 Northwood University 9/21/04 t4 Karla Ortiz 24 Armstrong Atlantic University 9/20/03 t4 Le Ann Niesel 24 Emporia State University 8/30/02

DIGS (Three Games) Rank Name No. Opponent Date t1 Karla Ortiz 21 Florida Memorial University 9/11/03 t1 Dana Buss 21 California Baptist University 9/6/03 3 Le Ann Niesel 20 Abeline Christian University 10/6/02 t4 Itza Miranda 19 Florida Southern College 10/4/03 t4 Karla Ortiz 19 Webber International University 9/20/03 t4 Itza Miranda 19 California Baptist University 9/6/03

DIGS (Four Games) Rank Name No. Opponent Date 1 Itza Miranda 25 Northwood University 9/21/04 t2 Karla Ortiz 24 Armstrong Atlantic University 9/20/03 t2 Le Ann Niesel 24 Emporia State University 8/30/02 4 Itza Miranda 23 St. Mary’s University 10/5/03 t5 Itza Miranda 20 Lander University 9/10/04 t5 Itza Miranda 20 Saint Leo University 10/5/03

DIGS (Five Games) Rank Name No. Opponent Date 1 Le Ann Niesel 33 Carson-Newman College 9/13/02 2 Itza Miranda 29 Rollins College 9/26/03 3 Dana Buss 22 North Carolina-Pembroke 10/18/03 4 Megan Johansen 22 Lynn University 11/3/05 t5 Itza Miranda 19 Rollins College 11/2/03 t5 Itza Miranda 19 Florida Tech 9/28/03 t5 Megan Johansen 19 Florida Tech 11/12/05 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 40 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - NCAA ONLY YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS KILLS DIGS Year Name No. (K/GM) Year Name No. (D/GM) 2005 Karla Ortiz 207 (2.56) 2005 Karla Ortiz 241 (2.98 2004 Dana Buss 354 (3.19) 2004 Dana Buss 219 (1.97) 2003 Dana Buss 349 (2.81 2003 Itza Miranda 410 (3.47) 2002 Nicky Devine 282 (3.13) 2002 Lee Ann Niesel 291 (3.34)

ATTACKS BLOCK SOLOS Year Name No. Year Name No. 2005 Christina Chubb 593 2005 Dana Buss/Christina Chubb 8 2004 Dana Buss 1007 2004 Dana Buss 19 2003 Dana Buss 1006 2003 Lisa Parker 39 2002 Nicky Devine 693 2002 Nicky Devine/Irene Girgis 16/16

HITTING PERCENTAGE BLOCK ASSISTS Year Name No. (K-E-TA) Year Name No. 2005 Karla Ortiz .216 (207-92-533) 2005 Karla Ortiz 40 2004 Melissa Munroe .191 (198-85-593) 2004 Dana Buss 48 2003 Lisa Parker .195 (292-140-781) 2003 Lisa Parker 91 2002 Irene Girgis .283 (267-85-642) 2002 Nicky Devine 42

ASSISTS TOTAL BLOCKS Year Name No. (A/GM) Year Name No. (B/GM) 2005 Jenny Fitch 531 (6.64) 2005 Karla Ortiz 47.0 (0.58) 2004 Rachel Poe 974 (8.70) 2004 Dana Buss 67.0 (0.60) 2003 Lyndsey Metts 1106 (8.92) 2003 Lisa Parker 130.0 (1.05) 2002 Lyndsey Metts 547 (7.70) 2002 Nicky Devine 58.0 (0.64)

SERVICES ACES Year Name No. (SA/GM) 2005 Megan Johansen/Jenny Ficth 23 (0.26)/23 (0.29) 2004 Rachel Poe 38 (0.34) 2003 Lisa Parker 38 (0.31) 2002 Jennifer Rembe/Veronica Munoz 30 (0.38)/30 (0.35) TEAM RECORDS - NCAA ONLY YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM STATISTICS Season GP MP K K/Game E TA Pct A A/Game SA SA/Gm DIG Dig/G BS BA Total B/Game 2005 87 25 1115 12.82 562 3280 .169 1001 11.51 133 1.53 1311 15.07 40 196 138.0 1.59 2004 112 33 1208 10.79 806 3982 .101 1080 9.64 142 1.27 1508 13.46 76 172 162.0 1.45 2003 125 34 1509 12.07 838 4708 .143 1326 10.61 200 1.60 1973 15.78 101 282 242.0 1.94 2002 95 28 1257 13.23 567 3580 .193 1110 11.68 238 2.51 1364 14.36 64 177 152.5 1.61 SEASON RECORDS KILLS ASSISTS BLOCK SOLOS Rank Season No. Rank Season No. Rank Season No. 1 2003 1509 1 2003 1326 1 2003 101 2 2002 1257 2 2002 1110 2 2004 76 3 2004 1208 3 2004 1080 3 2002 64 4 2005 1115 4 2005 1001 4 2005 40

ATTACKS SERVICES ACES BLOCK ASSISTS http://nsuathletics.nova.edu Rank Season No. Rank Season No. Rank Season No. 1 2003 4708 1 2002 238 1 2003 282 2 2004 3982 2 2003 200 2 2005 196 3 2002 3580 3 2004 142 3 2002 177 4 2005 3280 4 2005 133 4 2004 172

HITTING PERCENTAGE DIGS TOTAL BLOCKS Rank Season No. (K-E-TA) Rank Season No. Rank Season No. 1 2002 .193(1257-567-3580) 1 2003 1973 1 2003 242 2 2005 .169(1115-562-3280) 2 2004 1508 2 2004 162 3 2003 .143 (1509-838-4708) 3 2002 1364 3 2002 152 4 2004 .101 (1208-806-3982) 4 2005 1311 4 2005 138

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 41 TEAM RECORDS - NCAA ONLY MATCH RECORDS KILLS DIGS Rank Match (Date) No. Rank Match (Date) No. 1 at University of West Alabama (9/9/05) 77 1 at University of North Carolina-Pembroke (10/18/03) 101 2 at Florida Tech (9/28/03) 73 2 at Lynn University (11/3/05) 99 3 at Christian Brothers University (9/10/05) 70 3 at California Baptist University (9/5/03) 91 4 vs. Florida Memorial University (10/29/02) 66 4 vs. Armstrong Atlantic University (9/20/03) 84 t5 vs. Florida Tech (11/12/05) 64 5 vs. Florida Tech (11/12/05) 82 t5 at Carson-Newman College (9/13/02) 64 BLOCK SOLOS ATTACKS Rank Match (Date) No. Rank Match (Date) No. 1 vs. Rollins College (10/23/04) 15 1 at Carson-Newman College (9/13/02) 201 2 vs. Abeline Christian University (9/6/02) 14 2 at Rollins College (9/26/03) 196 3 at University of South Carolina-Aiken 9 3 at Lynn University (11/3/05) 193 t4 vs. Northwood University (11/5/03) 8 4 vs. Rollins College (11/2/03) 191 t4 vs. Carson-Newman College (8/31/03) 8 5 at University of North Carolina-Pembroke (10/18/03) 187 BLOCK ASSISTS HITTING PERCENTAGE Rank Match (Date) No. Rank Match (Date) No. (K-E-TA) t2 vs. Florida Tech (11/12/05) 22 1 vs. St. Thomas University (10/27/04) .387 (52-11-106) t2 vs. Dowling College (8/27/05) 22 2 at Converse College (9/13/02) .361 (54-11-119) t2 vs. Saint Leo University (10/5/03) 22 3 vs. Mars Hill College (9/14/02) .339 49-11-112) t4 at Lynn University (11/9/04) 18 4 vs. Webber International University (9/20/03) .324 (48-14-105) t4 vs. Florida Tech (10/31/03) 18 5 at St. Thomas University (9/14/05) .300 (55-19-120) TOTAL BLOCKS ASSISTS Rank Match (Date) No. Rank Match (Date) No. 1 vs. Rollins College (10/23/04) 19.5 1 at University of West Alabama (9/9/05) 70 2 vs. Saint Leo University (10/5/03) 18.0 2 at Florida Tech (9/28/03) 66 3 vs. Abeline Christian University (9/6/02) 16.0 3 at Carson-Newman College (9/13/02) 62 t4 vs. Carson-Newman College (8/31/03) 15.0 4 vs. Lynn University (10/28/03) 60 t4 vs. Northwood University (10/23/03) 15.0 5 at Lynn University (11/3/05) 59

SERVICES ACES Rank Match (Date) No. 1 vs. Florida Memorial University (10/29/02) 18 2 at St. Thomas University (9/14/05) 17 t3 at Carson-Newman College (9/13/02) 16 t3 vs. University of North Carolina-Pembroke (9/14/02) 16 5 vs. Saint Leo University (11/3/02) 15 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 42 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL SERIES RECORDS - NCAA ONLY

RECORD OPPONENT W L FIRST MEETING LAST MEETING Abeline Christian University 0 1 0-3, L (9/6/02) 0-3, L (9/6/02) Alabama-Huntsville, University of 0 1 0-3, L (9/10/05) 0-3, L (9/10/05) Alaska Achorage, University of 0 1 0-3, L (9/5/03) 0-3, L (9/5/03) Armstrong Atlantic University 0 2 0-3, L (10/12/02) 1-3, L (9/20/03) Barry University 0 7 0-3, L (9/24/02) 0-3, L (11/8/05) California Baptist University 1 1 1-3, L (9/5/03) 3-0, W (9/6/03) California State University-Stanislaus 0 1 0-3, L (9/3/04) 0-3, L (9/3/05) Carson-Newman College 1 2 2-3, L (9/13/02) 0-3, L (9/11/04) Catawba College 0 1 0-3, L (10/15/04) 0-3, L (10/15/04) Charleston, University of 0 1 0-3, L (8/31/03) 0-3, L (8/31/03) Christian Brothers University 0 1 2-3, L (9/10/05) 2-3, L (9/10/05) Converse College 1 0 3-0, W (9/13/02) 3-0, W (9/13/02) Dowling College 0 1 0-3, L (8/27/05) 0-3, L (8/27/05) Eckerd College 0 5 1-3, L (10/10/03) 1-3, L (9/24/05) Embry-Riddle University 1 0 3-0, W (10/5/02) 3-0, W (10/5/02) Emporia State University 0 1 1-3, L (8/30/02) 1-3, L (8/30/02) Florida Gulf Coast University 0 3 0-3, L (9/15/04) 0-3, L (10/12/05) Florida Memorial University 2 1 3-2, W (10/29/02) 3-0, W (9/11/03) Florida Southern College 0 7 0-3, L (10/11/02) 0-3, L (10/8/05) Florida Tech 3 4 0-3, L (9/7/02) 3-2, W (11/12/05) Francis Marion University 1 0 3-0, W (10/17/03) 3-0, W (10/17/03) Glenville State College 1 0 3-0, W (8/30/03) 3-0, W (8/30/03) Lander University 0 2 1-3, L (9/10/04) 0-3, L (10/16/04) Lincoln Memorial University 0 1 0-3, L (9/10/04) 0-3, L (9/10/04) Lynn University 2 6 1-3, L (9/20/02) 3-2, W (11/3/05) Mars Hill College 1 0 3-0, W (9/14/02) 3-0, W (9/14/02) Mississippi University for Women 1 0 3-0, W (8/31/02) 3-0, W (8/31/02) Missouri Western State 0 1 0-3, L (8/31/02) 0-3, L (8/31/02) North Carolina-Pembroke, University of 2 1 3-1, W (9/14/20) 1-3, L (9/11/04) North Dakota State University 0 1 2-3, L (9/19/03) 2-3, L (9/19/03) Northwood University 7 0 3-0, W (10/17/02) 3-0, W (10/18/05) Palm Beach Atlantic University 0 2 0-3, L (10/18/02) 0-3, L (11/7/02) Pittsburgh State University 0 1 1-3, L (8/30/02) 1-3, L (8/30/02) Presbyterian College 0 1 0-3, L (10/15/04) 0-3, L (10/15/04) Rollins College 1 6 0-3, L (11/16/02) 0-3, L (11/11/05) Saint Leo University 1 7 0-3, L (10/11/02) 0-3, L (11/6/05) Seattle Pacific University 0 1 0-3, L (9/4/04) 0-3, L (9/4/04) Slippery Rock University 1 0 3-0, W (9/7/02) 3-0, W (9/7/02) South Carolina-Aiken, University of 0 1 1-3, L (10/17/03) 1-3, L (10/17/03) South Carolina-Spartanburg, University of 0 2 1-3, L (10/18/03) 0-3, L (10/16/04) Southern Indiana University 0 1 0-3, L (9/9/05) 0-3, L (9/9/05) St. Mary’s University (Texas) 1 0 1-3, L (9/4/04) 1-3, L (9/4/04) St. Thomas University 2 0 1-3, L (10/1/02) 3-1, W (9/14/05) Tampa, University of 0 7 0-3, L (10/12/02) 0-3, L (11/5/05) Webber International University 2 0 3-0, W (10/4/02) 3-0, W (9/20/03) http://nsuathletics.nova.edu West Alabama, University of 1 0 3-1, W (9/9/05) 3-1, W (9/9/05) Western New Mexico University 0 1 0-3, L (9/4/03) 0-3, L (9/4/03) Western Washington University 0 2 0-3, L (9/3/04) 0-3, L (8/27/05) West Florida, University of 0 1 0-3, L (8/30/03) 0-3, L (8/30/03)

SSC OPPONENTS IN BLUE BOLD

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 43 SERIES RESULTS - NCAA ONLY

ABELINE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY EMBRY-RIDDLE UNIVERSITY 9/6/2002 N L 0 3 10/5/2002 H W 3 0 TOTALS 0-1 TOTALS 1-0

ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE, UNIVERSITY OF EMPORIA STATE UNIVERSITY 9/10/2005 A L 0 3 8/30/2002 N L 1 3 TOTALS 0-1 TOTALS 0-1

ALASKA ANCHORAGE, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY 9/5/2003 A L 0 3 9/15/2003 A L 0 3 TOTALS 0-1 10/21/2004 H L 0 3 10/12/2005 H L 0 3 ARMSTRONG ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY TOTALS 0-3 10/12/2002 H L 0 3 9/20/2003 H L 1 3 FLORIDA MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY TOTALS 0-2 10/29/2002 H W 3 2 11/8/2002 A L 0 3 BARRY UNIVERSITY 9/11/2003 H W 3 0 9/24/2002 A L 0 3 TOTALS 2-1 9/23/2003 A L 0 3 10/21/2003 H L 0 3 FLORIDA SOUTHERN COLLEGE 10/7/2004 A L 0 3 10/11/2002 A L 0 3 11/11/2004 H L 0 3 10/4/2003 H L 0 3 9/30/2005 A L 0 3 11/9/2003 A L 0 3 11/8/2005 H L 0 3 10/25/2004 H L 0 3 TOTALS 0-7 10/29/2004 A L 0 3 9/18/2005 H L 0 3 CALIFORNIA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY 10/8/2005 A L 0 3 9/5/2003 N L 1 3 TOTALS 0-7 9/6/2003 N W 3 0 TOTALS 1-1 FLORIDA TECH 9/7/2002 A L 0 3 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY-STANISLAUS 9/28/2003 A W 3 2 9/3/2004 A L 0 3 10/31/2003 H L 1 3 TOTALS 0-1 10/24/2004 H W 3 2 10/30/2004 A L 0 3 CARSON-NEWMAN COLLEGE 10/7/2005 A L 1 3 9/13/2002 A L 2 3 11/12/2005 H W 3 2 8/31/2003 N W 3 2 TOTALS 3-4 9/11/2004 A L 0 3 TOTALS 1-2 FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY 10/17/2003 N W 3 0 CATAWBA COLLEGE TOTALS 1-0 10/15/2004 N L 0 3 TOTALS 0-1 GLENVILLE STATE COLLEGE 8/30/2003 N W 3 0 CHARLESTON, UNIVERSITY OF TOTALS 1-0 8/31/2003 N L 0 3 TOTALS 0-1 LANDER UNIVERSITY 9/10/2004 N L 1 3 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS UNIVERSITY 10/16/2004 A L 0 3 9/10/2005 N L 2 3 TOTALS 0-2 TOTALS 0-1 LINCOLN MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY CONVERSE COLLEGE 9/10/2004 N L 0 3 9/13/2002 N W 3 0 TOTALS 0-1 TOTALS 1-0 LYNN UNIVERSITY DOWLING COLLEGE 9/20/2002 H L 1 3 8/27/2005 N L 0 3 10/22/2002 A L 1 3 TOTALS 0-1 9/16/2003 A L 0 3 10/28/2003 H W 3 2 ECKERD COLLEGE 10/11/2004 H L 1 3 10/10/2003 H L 1 3 11/9/2004 A L 1 3 11/14/2003 A L 0 3 9/28/2005 H L 0 3 10/1/2004 A L 1 3 11/3/2005 A W 3 2 11/6/2004 H L 1 3 TOTALS 2-6 9/24/2005 H L 1 3 TOTALS 0-5 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 44 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL MARS HILL COLLEGE SLIPPERY ROCK UNIVERSITY 9/14/2002 N W 3 0 9/7/2002 N W 3 0 TOTALS 1-0 TOTALS 1-0

MISSISSIPPI UNIVERSITY FOR WOMEN SOUTH CAROLINA-AIKEN, UNIVERSITY OF 8/31/2002 N W 3 0 10/17/2003 A L 1 3 TOTALS 1-0 TOTALS 0-1

MISSOURI WESTERN STATE SOUTH CAROLINA-SPARTANBURG, UNIVERSITY OF 8/31/2002 A L 0 3 10/18/2003 N L 1 3 TOTALS 0-1 10/16/2004 N L 0 3 TOTALS 0-2 NORTH CAROLINA-PEMBROKE, UNIVERSITY OF 10/14/2002 N W 3 1 SOUTHERN INDIANA UNIVERSITY 10/18/2003 N W 3 2 9/9/2005 N L 0 3 9/11/2004 N L 1 3 TOTALS 0-1 TOTALS 2-1 ST. MARY’S UNIVERSITY (TEXAS) NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY 9/4/2004 N L 1 3 9/19/2003 H L 2 3 TOTALS 0-1 TOTALS 0-1 ST. THOMAS UNIVERSITY NORTHWOOD UNIVERSITY 10/1/2002 H L 1 3 10/17/2002 H W 3 0 10/27/2004 H W 3 0 10/23/2003 H W 3 0 9/14/2005 A W 3 1 11/5/2003 H W 3 0 TOTALS 2-0 8/27/2004 H W 3 1 9/21/2004 H W 3 1 TAMPA, UNIVERSITY OF 9/2/2005 H W 3 1 10/12/2002 N L 0 3 10/18/2005 H W 3 0 10/11/2003 H L 0 3 TOTALS 7-0 11/13/2003 A L 0 3 10/3/2004 A L 0 3 PALM BEACH ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 11/5/2004 H L 0 3 10/18/2002 H L 0 3 9/25/2005 H L 0 3 11/7/2002 A L 0 3 11/5/2005 A L 0 3 TOTALS 0-2 TOTALS 0-7

PITTSBURGH STATE UNIVERSITY WEBBER INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY 8/30/2002 N L 1 3 10/4/2002 H W 3 0 TOTALS 0-1 9/20/2003 H W 3 0 TOTALS 2-0 PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE 10/15/2004 A L 0 3 WEST ALABAMA, UNIVERSITY OF TOTALS 0-1 9/9/2005 A W 3 1 TOTALS 1-0 ROLLINS COLLEGE 11/16/2002 H L 0 3 WESTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY 9/26/2003 A L 2 3 9/4/2003 N L 0 3 11/2/2003 H W 3 2 TOTALS 0-1 10/23/2004 H L 1 3 10/31/2004 A L 1 3 WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 10/5/2005 A L 0 3 9/3/2004 N L 0 3 11/11/2005 H L 0 3 8/27/2005 N L 0 3 TOTALS 1-6 TOTALS 0-2

SAINT LEO UNIVERSITY WEST FLORIDA, UNIVERSITY OF 10/11/2002 N L 0 3 8/30/2003 N L 0 3 11/3/2002 H L 0 3 TOTALS 0-1 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 10/5/2003 H W 3 1 9/8/2003 A L 2 3 10/2/2004 A L 0 3 11/7/2004 H L 0 3 9/23/2005 H L 1 3 11/6/2005 A L 0 3 TOTALS 1-7

SEATTLE PACIFIC UNIVERSITY 9/4/2004 N L 0 3 TOTALS 0-1

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 45 ALL-TIME ROSTER

A M Avila Margaret 1985-88 Marandola Franca 1992 Marti Susana 1993-94 B Martinez Angela 2002-05 Banks Katie 1996-99 McGruder Jenerra 2006- Box Lisa 1994-95 McNeil Kaitlyn 2006- Buss Dana 2003-05 Mcvay Michelle 1988 Butkus Elisa 2004 Mertens Michelle 1996-97 Metts Lyndsey 2000-03 C Miles Skye 1996-97 Carle Emily 2005- Miller Tanya 1988 Caporaso Lori 1997-99 Miranda Itza 2003- Carmeli Sherry 1989-90 Monroe Melissa 2001-02 Carriere Melissa 1994 Munoz Veronica 2003 Charissis Mary 2004 Murphy Rachel 1995-96 Chorzelewski Beth 1998-99 Chubb Christina 2005- N Clements Jennifer 1997 Napolitano Anna 1994-95 Coovert Erin 1994 Nash Megan 2005- Crockett Stacey 2000 Niesel Lee Ann 2000-02 Cruz Deanna 1987-90 Curtiss Lindsay 2000-01 O Orr Michelle 2001 D Ortiz Karla 2003- Devine Nicky 2001-02 Douglas Carol 1998-01 P Palacio Anneli 1992-95 E Parker Lisa 2002-03 Eason Kim 1994 Phass Kristin 1995-97 Ei Ashley 2001 Poe Rachel 2003-04 Escobar Claudia 1998 Poyser Karen 1990-91 Predkiewicz Caroline 1999-02 F Fantozzi Kritsin 2000 Q Ferguson Casey 1999-00 Quintero Angela 2000 Fitch Jenny 2005- Flood Kristen 1999-00 R Frazier Rashida 1993-95 Rembe Jennifer 1999-02 Rhoades Jennifer 1997 G Romero Leslie 1992-95 Gioe Leah 1988-90 Rouz Alys 2001 Girgis Irene 2000-02 Gorman Melinda 2005- S Guitian Elsa 1987-88 Sampson Alexandra 1987 Gutierrez Vanessa 1993-96 Santana Ana 1996 Savage Lyndsay 2002 H Shatas Lana 1989-92 Hardegree Pam 1986-88 Skidmore Stephanie 1999-00 Snapp Robin 1998-99 I Solheim Andrea 1995-96 Irarrazabal Andrea 2005- Spornraft Denise 1991-93 St. Thomas Jennifer 1993-94 J Szarowicz Mindy 2004-05 Jay Heather 1996-97 Jeanotte Aimee 1991 T Jemail Patty 1998 Thomas Lauren 2002-05 Johansen Megan 2004- Trantham Michelle 1997-98

K W Kalish Alison 2006- Waddell Sherri 1994-97 King Tracy 1998-99 Walker Camille 1998-99 Kowalski Sarah 1991-93 Warren Amber 1998-01 Kramer Natalie 1990-93 Werner Lisa 1988-90 Wirth Jamie 2002 L White Thelma 1992-95 LaHara Rosalynn 1998-99 Lai Mona 1993-96 CURRENT ATHLETES IN BLUE BOLD Lister Heather 1990-91 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 46 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 47 SUNSHINE STATE CONFERECE “CONFERENCE OF NATIONAL CHAMPIONS”

Currently one the most competitive and respected conferences in NCAA Division II, the Sunshine State Conference (SSC) was founded in 1975. SSC schools captured two national championships in 2005–06 and have earned a total of 63 national championships overall.

The Sunshine State Conference has developed from a basketball organi- zation into the NCAA Division II “Conference of National Champions.” Since its inception, the conference has grown steadily in sports played, member-

Mike Marcil ship and national prominence. Comissioner Sunshine State Conference Sunshine State Conference teams have won NCAA Division II national championships in baseball, men’s basketball, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s soccer, soft- ball, men’s and women’s tennis and volleyball and receive national recognition in women’s basketball, women’s row- ing and men’s and women’s cross country.

The SSC sponsors championships in 14 sports for men and women: baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s tennis, SSC Commissioner Mike Marcil (L) with NSU Director of women’s rowing and volleyball. Athletics Michael Mominey (R).

Nova Southeastern University was officially granted membership status in the Sunshine State Con- ference in August 2002. Other SSC SUNSHINE STATE CONFERENCE members—all in Florida— are Barry Uni- 7061 Grand National Drive, Suite 140 versity (Miami Shores), Eckerd College Orlando, FL 32819 (St. Petersburg), Florida Tech Telephone: (407) 248-8460 (Melbourne), Florida Southern College Fax: (407) 248-8325 (Lakeland), Lynn University (Boca Web site: http://www.sunshinestateconference.com Raton), Rollins College (Winter Park), Saint Leo University (Saint Leo) and the Mike Marcil, Commissioner University of Tampa (Tampa). [email protected] Numerous All-Americans, Academic All- Gregg Kaye, Associate Commissioner Americans and future professional ath- [email protected] letes have attended conference institu- tions. The SSC is respected for its aca- Ann Walker, Assistant to the Commissioner demic foresight, setting standards that [email protected] were later adopted by the NCAA.

General Information [email protected] http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 48 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL SUNSHINE STATE CONFERENCE SID QUICK REFERENCE SCHOOL SID CONTACTS OFFICE FAX EMAIL WEB SITE Barry University Dennis Jezek, Jr. (305) 899-3897 (305) 899-3556 [email protected] www.GoBarryBucs.com Keith Smith (305) 899-3553 [email protected] Eckerd College Evan Ortiz (727) 864-8242 (727) 864-8968 [email protected] www.eckerd.edu/athletics Florida Southern College Bill Turnage (863) 680-3955 (863) 680-4122 [email protected] www.flsouthern.edu/athletics Tim Carpenter (863) 680-3955 [email protected] Florida Tech Christa Parulis-Kaye (321) 674-7484 (321) 674-7502 [email protected] www.fit.edu/athletics Lynn University Chad Beattie (561) 237-7341 (561) 237-7409 [email protected] www.lynn.edu/athletics Jeff Messman (561) 237-7765 Rollins College Nate Weyant (407) 646-2661 (407) 646-1562 [email protected] www.rollins.edu/athletics Allyson Hunt (407) 646-2663 [email protected] Chris Cornell (407) 646-2663 [email protected] Saint Leo University Eddie Kenny (352) 588-8506 (352) 588-8290 [email protected] http://saintleolions.athleticsite.com University of Tampa Thomas Kolbe (813) 253-6241 (813) 253-6288 [email protected] www.ut.edu/athletics

OPPONENTS BARRY UNIVERSITY - BUCCANEERS Athletic Phone: (305) 899-3550 Location: Miami Shores, Florida President: Sr. Linda Bevilacqua, OP, Ph.D. Founded: 1940 Athletic Director: Michael Covone Enrollment: 9,042 Office Phone: (305) 899-3551 Colors: Red, black and silver Email: [email protected] ECKERD COLLEGE - TRITONS Athletic Phone: (727) 864-8251 Location: St. Petersburg, Florida President: Donald Eastman III, Ph.D. Founded: 1958 Athletic Director: Bob Fortosis Enrollment: 1,650 Office Phone: (727) 864-8251 Colors: Teal, navy, black and white Email: [email protected] FLORIDA SOUTHERN COLLEGE - MOCCASINS Athletic Phone: (863) 680-4244 Location: Lakeland, Florida President: Anne B. Kerr Founded: 1885 Athletic Director: Lois Webb Enrollment: 1,800 Office Phone: (863) 680-4244 Colors: Scarlet and white Email: [email protected] FLORIDA TECH - PANTHERS Athletic Phone: (321) 674-8032 Location: Melbourne, Florida President: Anthony Catanese Founded: 1958 Athletic Director: William Jurgens Enrollment: 4,683 Office Phone: (321) 674-8032 Colors: Crimson and black Email: [email protected]

LYNN UNIVERSITY - FIGHTING KNIGHTS Athletic Phone: (561) 237-7274 Location: Boca Raton, Florida President: Donald E. Ross Founded: 1962 Athletic Director: John McCarthy Enrollment: 2,000 Office Phone: (561) 237-7280 Colors: Royal blue and white

ROLLINS COLLEGE - TARS Athletic Phone: (407) 646-2366 Location: Winter Park, Florida President: Lewis M. Duncan, Ph.D. Founded: 1885 Athletic Director: Pennie Parker Enrollment: 1,759 Office Phone: (407) 646-2198 Colors: Royal blue and gold Email: [email protected] http://nsuathletics.nova.edu SAINT LEO UNIVERSITY - LIONS Athletic Phone: (352) 588-8221 Location: Saint Leo, Florida President: Arthur Kirk, Jr., Ph.D. Founded: 1890 Athletic Director: Fran Reidy Enrollment: 1,000 Office Phone: (352) 588-8246 Colors: Forest green and gold Email: [email protected] UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA - SPARTANS Athletic Phone: (813) 253-6240 Location: Tampa, Florida President: Ronald Vaughn, Ph.D. Founded: 1933 Athletic Director: Larry Marfise Enrollment: 4,548 Office Phone: (813) 253-3307 Colors: Scarlet, black and gold Email: [email protected]

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 49 NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is the organization through which the nation’s colleges and universities speak and act on athletic matters at the national level. It is a voluntary association of approximately 1,200 institutions, conferences, organizations and individuals devoted to the sound administration of intercollegiate athletics.

Through the NCAA, member colleges consider any athletics problem that crosses regional or confer- ence lines and has become national in character. The association strives to maintain intercollegiate athletics as an integral part of the educational program and the athlete as an integral part of the student body. The NCAA also stands for good conduct in intercollegiate athletics and serves as the colleges’ national athletics accrediting agency.

The NCAA has grown dramatically in the past 50 years, with more than 600 new members since 1950.

NCAA DIVISION II Division II institutions have to sponsor at least four sports for men and four for women, with two team sports for each gender and each playing season represented by each gender. There are contest and participant minimums for each sport, as well as scheduling criteria—football and men’s and women’s basketball teams must play at least 50 percent of their games against Division II or I-A or I-AA opponents.

For sports other than football and basketball, there are no scheduling requirements. There are no attendance requirements or arena game requirements for basketball. There are maximum financial aid awards for each sport that a Division II school must not exceed. Division II teams usually feature a number of local or in-state student-athletes. Many Division II student-athletes pay for school through a combination of scholarship money, grants, student loans and employment earnings. Division II athletics programs are financed in the institution’s budget like academic departments on campus. Traditional rivalries with regional institutions dominate schedules of many Division II athletics pro- grams.

NCAA COMPLIANCE TIP Did you know? A student-athlete shall not receive any extra benefit? This refers to any special arrangement by an institutional employee or representative of the institution’s athletics interests to provide the student-athlete or his or her relative or friends with a benefit not expressly authorized by the NCAA legislation. http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 50 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 51 NSU DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT Nova Southeastern University recognizes, values and supports intercollegiate athletics as an integral part of the educational mission of the university. Central to the program’s mandate and in accord with the stated goals of the university, the NSU Department of Athletics commits itself to fostering leadership, lifelong learning and service to the community among its student-athletes.

The department is dedicated to sponsoring a competitive program of intercollegiate athletics for men and women. Valuing deeply the physical, social and emotional welfare of those who participate, the department and the university express this commitment through membership in the NCAA and the Sunshine State Conference, both of which exemplify the principles of amateur athletics. These in- clude diversity, sportsmanship, fair play and equitable opportunity for all. Athletic department staff members will manifest these values in clearly discernible conduct.

The intercollegiate athletics program at Nova Southeastern University is committed to the recruit- ment, preparation and welfare of highly qualified and gifted men and women.

MEN’S BASKETBALL PLAYER TIM COENRAAD SOFTBALL PLAYER ADRIAN TUTTLE

WOMEN’S TENNIS PLAYER ANNA SCHMIDTMANN

MEN’S GOLFER CONSTANTIN SCHWIERZ http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 52 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL NSU DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS MICHAEL MOMINEY

Michael Mominey was promoted to Director of Intercollegiate Athletics at Nova Southeastern University on July 1, 2003, after serving in the capacity of interim director since January 2, 2002. He has led the NSU Department of Athletics into a historic and defining era, as NSU began their first year of competition in NCAA Division II in 2002 and in the Sunshine State Conference in 2004. In addition to leading the athletic program in their transition into the NCAA, Mominey has added five intercollegiate programs during his tenure (women’s rowing, women’s tennis, men’s cross country and men’s and women’s outdoor track) as the student-athlete population has in- creased from 160 in 2002 to over 240 projected this academic year. The departmental grade point average for all student-athletes since January of 2002 has consistently been above 3.00 for eight consecutive semesters, with the 2006 winter semester GPA reaching an all-time high of 3.20.

Mominey has been instrumental in the design, development, planning and programming phases for the University Center, which opened its doors in August 2006. The over 300,000 square-foot facility serves as a home for the intercollegiate athletic program, student recreation and wellness programs and performing arts program. The venue serves as the home to the men’s and women’s basketball and women’s volleyball programs. Also included in the building are a sports medicine and rehab center, a weight room/fitness room, team specific locker rooms, a student-athlete lounge, student union, cafeteria and a performing arts theater with rehearsal rooms.

“We have been very fortunate to have had the success with our program at such early stages of our membership in the NCAA and the Sunshine State Conference. We have great support from our administration, which has allowed us to progress so quickly, always maintaining the ideals of developing the student-athlete” said Mominey. “I look forward to continu- ing to challenge our student-athletes, coaches and staff to be the best they can be, in hopes of building the traditions that serve as the founda- tion of a well respected and nationally recognized athletic program. This year will continue to be an exciting and history-making era for NSU and our athletic program.”

Mominey is also a member of the Orange Bowl Committee (elected No- vember 2004), and serves on various committees throughout the commu- nity and on campus, as well as on the Sunshine State Conference mar- keting and officials committees. Mominey is also the Division II represen- tative on the NIKE Baseball Advisory Board. Director of Athletics, Michael Mominey (C) presents Chris Reynolds (L) and Missy Guadagnino (R) with the 2005–06 With more than 12 years of experience in athletic administration in the NSU Female and Male Athlete of the Year awards. professional, collegiate and scholastic ranks, Mominey served as the ath- letic director at Chaminade-Madonna College Preparatory in Hollywood, Florida from 1996–2000. He also served as the assistant director of athletics at St. Thomas University from 1992–1996.

Prior to relocating to South Florida, Mominey was the assistant to player development and scouting for the Cleveland Indians Baseball Club from 1990–1992 and worked as an associate scout for the Tribe from 1993–1996. While working in the front office of the major league club and was directly involved in the day to day operations of the scouting and player development depart- ments under current Major League general managers John Hart (Texas Rangers) and Dan O’Dowd (Colorado Rockies). http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

Mominey is also the head coach of NSU’s nationally ranked baseball program, where he originally was employed at NSU on August 1, 2000. In 2006, the NSU baseball team posted a program-best 33-19 NCAA mark, including a third-place finish in the Sunshine State Conference with a 14-10 record in league play.

Since joining the NCAA five years ago, the Sharks have averaged over 30 wins per season and have consistently been ranked in the top 25 nationally and as one of the best teams in the South Region.

Mominey graduated from St. Thomas University in 1994 with a master’s degree in Sports Administration and from Bowling Green University (Ohio) in 1990 with a bachelor’s degree in Education/Sport Management.

He resides in Davie, Florida with his wife Denise and children Tyler and Alexa.

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 53 NSU DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS FACULTY ATHLETIC REPRESENTATIVE MARK CAVANAUGH, PH.D.

Mark Cavanaugh is an associate professor in the Division of Social and Behav- ioral Sciences at NSU and has served as faculty athletic representative since 1989. He holds a bachelor’s degree in literature from Iona College in New Roch- elle, New York, as well as master’s and doctoral degrees in Sociology and So- cial Psychology from the University of Notre Dame.

During NSU’s membership in the NAIA, Cavanaugh served as eligibility chair- person for the Florida Sun Conference for 10 years, overseeing the academic eligibility of athletes from all mem- ber schools. Along with former Di- rector of Athletics Corey Johnson, Cavanaugh initiated the process that resulted in NSU’s affiliation with the NCAA.

He is a past president of the Faculty Athletic Representa- tives’ Association of the NAIA, where he also served as sec- retary. A former member of the National Association of Aca- demic Advisers for Athletics (N4A), Cavanaugh chaired that organization’s Committee on Student-Athlete Concerns for four years, beginning in 1993.

He has published and spoken widely on the personal devel- opment of collegiate student-athletes. His research areas include the study of consciousness, as well as human per- Faculty Athletic Representative Mark Cavanaugh with Miami formance factors, especially as they relate to highly skilled Dolphins’ defensive end Jason Taylor at the “Life 101” lec- activities such as athletics and music. ture series this year.

A musician himself, Cavanaugh is an arranger, conductor, pianist and composer, regularly writing for collegiate bands, choral groups and professional symphony orchestras. He has recently conducted and recorded with the Bohuslav Martinu Philharmonic Orchestra in the Czech Republic and is the composer and lyricist of the NSU school songs, which include the NSU Fight Song and University Anthem.

On campus, Cavanaugh is the host of the popular “Life 101” series, which brings noteworthy people to NSU for the purpose of sharing their insights and experiences with the university community. A popular master of ceremonies, he also hosts the annual Student Life Achievement Awards, at which the university recognizes campus-wide excellence and service.

Cavanaugh lives in Plantation, Florida. http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 54 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL NSU DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS DIRECTORY ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Michael Mominey - Director of Athletics (954) 262-8252 [email protected] Mark Cavanaugh - Faculty Athletic Representative (954) 262-8206 [email protected] Ann Walker - Assistant AD/Compliance/Senior Woman Administrator (954) 262-8280 [email protected] Robert Prior - Assistant AD/Sports Info and Media Relations (954) 262-8261 [email protected] Larry Starr - Assistant AD/Sports Medicine (954) 262-8260 [email protected] Rob Allen - Assistant AD/Business Operations/Facilities (954) 262-8267 [email protected] Cathy Pace - Assistant to the AD, Operations Coordinator (954) 262 8252 [email protected] Reyna Gilbert - Compliance Coordinator (954) 262-8266 [email protected] Chaunte’ Baldwin - Coordinator of Athletics Academic Services (954) 262-8262 [email protected] Nicole Dupes – Marketing Coordinator (954) 262-1599 [email protected] CA Tolchinsky - Head Cheerleading Coach/Marketing Assistant (954) 262-8251 [email protected] Kim Carbo - Coordinator of Marketing & Special Events (954) 262-8254 [email protected] Jeffrey Kelley - Sports Information Coordinator (954) 262-8275 [email protected] Guy Harrison, Sports Information Assistant (954) 262-8235 [email protected] Sean McFadden - Sports Information Graduate Assistant (954) 262-8248 [email protected] Jason Palmateer - Head Athletic Trainer (954) 262-8231 [email protected] Amy Reckard - Assistant Athletic Trainer (954) 262-8256 [email protected] Zevon Stubblefield - Assistant Athletic Trainer (954) 262-8224 [email protected] Dustin Gatens - Assistant Athletic Trainer (954) 262-8246 [email protected] Rene Pena - Head Strength and Conditioning Coach (954) 262-4148 [email protected] Cameron Yearsley - Strength and Conditioning Graduate Assistant (954) 262-4148 [email protected] Skip Wiley - Equipment Manager (954) 262-8230 [email protected]

COACHES Baseball Coaches Michael Mominey - Head Coach (954) 262-8252 [email protected] Raymond Romero - Associate Head Coach (954) 262-8257 [email protected] Ryan Romero - Assistant Coach (954) 262-8259 [email protected] Skip Wiley - Assistant Coach (954) 262-8230 [email protected]

Men’s Basketball Coaches Gary Tuell - Head Coach (954) 262-8263 [email protected] Chris Harriman - Assistant Coach (954) 262-8241 [email protected]

Women’s Basketball Coaches Marilyn Rule - Head Coach (954) 262-8078 [email protected] Dana Ferguson - Assistant Coach (954) 262-8221 [email protected]

Cheerleading Coach CA Tolchinsky - Head Coach/Marketing Assistant (954) 262-8251 [email protected]

Men’s and Women’s Cross Country/Outdoor Track Coach Bruce McCrea - Head Coach (954) 262-8242 [email protected]

Men’s and Women’s Golf Coaches Kevin Marsh - Head Coach, Men’s and Women’s Golf (954) 262-8268 [email protected] Ryan Jamison - Assistant Coach, Men’s Golf (954) 262-8277 Kelly Andrzejewski - Assistant Coach, Women’s Golf (954) 262-8243 [email protected]

Women’s Rowing Coach John Gartin - Head Coach (954) 262-8273 [email protected] Robin Mescher - Assistant Coach (954) 262-8278 [email protected]

Men’s Soccer Coaches Giuseppe DePalo - Head Coach (954) 262-8255 [email protected] Matthew Parry – Assistant Coach (954) 262-8228 [email protected]

Women’s Soccer Coaches Mike Goodrich - Head Coach (954) 262-8270 [email protected] Carolyn Ortega - Assistant Coach (954) 262-8272 [email protected]

Softball Coaches Lesa Boneé - Head Coach (954) 262-8258 [email protected] Kristen Atkinson - Assistant Coach (954) 262-8229 http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

Women’s Tennis Coach Michael Coleman - Head Coach (954) 262-8247 [email protected]

Volleyball Coaches Steve Wilcosky – Interim Head Coach (954) 262-8264 [email protected] Michelle Piantadosi - Assistant Coach (954) 262-8226 [email protected]

ADDITIONAL NUMBERS A. D. Griffin Softball Complex (954) 262-3980 Baseball Dugout (954) 262-8269 Department of Athletics General Number (954) 262-8250 Department of Athletics Fax Number (954) 262-3926 Department Fax Number (Sports Information) (954) 262-3273 Athletic Training (954) 262-4013 University Center Press Room (954) 262-5507

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 55 NSU DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS PHOTO DIRECTORY ADMINISTRATION

Michael Mominey Rob Allen Robert Prior Larry Starr, M.Ed., Atc/L, Ann Walker Director of Athletics/Head Assistant AD/Business Assistant AD/Sports Info and CSCS, USPTA Assistant AD/Compliance Baseball Coach Operations/Facilities Media Relations Assistant AD/Sports Medicine and SWA SUPPORT STAFF

Cathy Pace Reyna Gilbert Chaunté Baldwin Kim Carbo Nicole Dupes Assistant to the AD/ Compliance Coordinator Coordinator of Athletics Coordinator of Marketing and Coordinator of Marketing Operations Coordinator Academic Services Special Events

CA Tolchinsky Jeffery Kelley Guy Harrison Sean McFadden Skip Wiley Marketing Assistant/Head Sports Information Sports Information Assistant Sports Information Graduate Equipment Manager/ Cheerleading Coach Coordinator Assistant Assistant Baseball Coach

Gary Curreri Chad Angerhoffer Official NSU Athletics Public Address Announcer Photographer ATHLETIC TRAINING AND STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING STAFF

Jason Palmateer Amy Reckard Zevon Stubblefield Dustin Gatens Rene Pena Head Athletic Trainer Assistant Athletic Trainer Assistant Athletic Trainer Assistant Athletic Trainer Head Strength and Conditioning Coach

Cameron Yearsley Jennifer Daratany Strength and Conditioning Strength and Conditioning Graduate Assistant Graduate Assistant http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 56 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL COACHING STAFF

Ray Romero Ryan Romero Gary Tuell Chris Harriman Marilyn Rule Associate Head Baseball Assistant Baseball Coach Head Men’s Basketball Assistant Men’s Basketball Head Women’s Basketball Coach Coach Coach Coach

Dana Ferguson Bruce McCrea Kevin Marsh Kelly Andrzejewski Ryan Jamison Assistant Women’s Head Men’s and Women’s Head Men’s and Women’s Assistant Women’s Golf Assistant Men’s Golf Coach Basketball Coach Cross Country Coach Golf Coach Coach

John Gartin Robin Mescher Giuseppe DePalo Matthew Parry Mike Goodrich Head Women’s Rowing Assistant Women’s Rowing Head Men’s Soccer Coach Assistant Men’s Soccer Head Women’s Soccer Coach Coach Coach Coach

Carolyn Ortega Lesa Bonee Kristen Atkinson Michael Coleman Steve Wilcosky Assistant Women’s Soccer Head Softball Coach Assistant Softball Coach Head Women’s Tennis Head Volleyball Coach Coach Coach

Michelle Piantadosi Assistant Volleyball Coach http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 57 NSU DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS ATHLETICS HISTORY 1980 To boost the limited undergraduate enrollment at its Davie Campus, the NSU president, Abe Fischler, and the Board of Trustees looked to try something new: build a sports program. Nova University had a graduate school enrollment of about 7,000 students, with nontraditional, field-based programs scattered in 22 states, offering lim- ited graduate and undergraduate degree programs on campus.

1981 Charles “Sonny” Hansley is named director of athletics of the first-ever athletic department at Nova University.

Fall 1982 Nova University finds a nickname. Mike Turpek, formerly the director of athletics at the University School, comes up with “Knights” and wins an ocean cruise. The contest to come up with the school’s nickname was open to the general public. Eight people in the area submitted the name “Knights,” but Turpek was chosen the winner after his name was pulled out of a hat.

1982–83 The first year of competition in the athletic department begins with men’s basketball. Under head coach Sonny Hansley, basketball begins as an independent program, not affiliated with any conference.

Fall 1984 Nova University becomes a member of the National Little College Athletic Association (NLCAA).

1984–85 Nova University adds men’s soccer, women’s volleyball and men’s and women’s cross country.

Fall 1985 Nova University joins the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Undergraduate enrollment at this time is 222.

Nov. 6, 1986 Nova University’s men’s soccer team beats Berry (Georgia) 1-0, capturing the 1986 District 25 Championship.

Fall 1986 Dag Cohen (Fr., Borgholm, Sweden), a midfielder for Nova University’s men’s soccer team, is named an All- American by the National Soccer Coaches Association. Cohen is the first Nova athlete, in any sport, to be so honored.

Fall 1987 Nova University adds baseball, women’s tennis and men’s golf as the undergraduate population increases to 1,000 students.

May 7, 1988 Nova University’s baseball team advances to the championship of the NAIA District 25 State Tournament, after defeating Flagler College 17–15 in the semifinals.

Fall 1988 Nova University’s volleyball team captures its third consecutive District 25 Volleyball Championship and finishes the year with an18–6 record. Senior Margie Avila was named District 25 MVP. Also, Nova University hosts the NAIA 30th Annual National Soccer Championships. Men’s soccer head coach Hal Henderson is inducted into the NAIA Hall of Fame for his meritorious service to the association.

1989 Mark Cavanaugh, Ph.D., is appointed as the faculty athletic representative for Nova Athletics.

1990–91 Nova University joins with seven other NAIA schools (Flagler College, Webber College, St. Thomas University, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Palm Beach Atlantic College, Warner Southern College and Florida Memo- rial College) to form the FIAC (Florida Intercollegiate Athletic Conference). Nova has an undergraduate population of more than 3,200 students. Men’s soccer wins its first-ever FIAC championship, earning a berth in the District 25 Tournament for the sixth straight year.

1992 FIAC is changed to the Florida Sun Conference (FSC). Nova University is now a member of District 7 and has a new president, Stephen Feldman, Ph.D.

1993 Nova adds softball as its fourth intercollegiate women’s sport.

1994 Nova University and Southeastern University of the Health Sciences merge to form Nova Southeastern University. NSU has a new president, Ovid Lewis, Ph.D.

1995 The NSU Athletic Department begins exploring possible NCAA membership, behind newly-appointed director of athletics, Corey Johnson.

1998 Ray Ferrero, Jr., is named president of Nova Southeastern University.

Jan. 2002 Michael Mominey is named interim director of athletics for NSU. http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 58 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL Aug. 2002 NSU is granted full membership in the NCAA Division II. NSU also begins provisional membership in the Sunshine State Conference (to last three seasons), joining eight other institutions (Barry University, Eckerd College, Florida Institute of Technology, Florida Southern College, Lynn University, Rollins College, Saint Leo University and the University of Tampa).

May 2003 NSU baseball pitcher Kyle Ruwe becomes the athletic program’s first NCAA All-American, as he is named to the ABCA/Rawlings All-American Second Team. July 2003 Michael Mominey is promoted to director of athletics at NSU and adds women’s rowing, while reinstating men’s cross country and women’s tennis.

April 21, 2004 Groundbreaking takes place for the state-of-the-art 366,000-square-foot University Center. Its 5,000-seat arena will be the home venue for the NSU men’s and women’s basketball teams and the women’s volleyball team.

May 2004 NSU’s Jennifer Rembe of the women’s rowing team becomes NSU’s first female NCAA All-American, as the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association names the 6 seat to the First Team.

The NSU women’s rowing team qualifies for the NCAA Division II Rowing Nationals in its first year of competition. The varsity 8+ boat defeats Barry University to capture the Petite Final and finish fourth in the final national rankings.

Aug. 2004 NSU is approved for advancement in its third and final year of provisional membership by the SSC. NSU athletic teams are now eligible to compete for SSC championships and awards.

Nov. 2004 NSU men’s soccer player Adam Ludden becomes the first NSU athlete to be named as an SSC Player of the Year.

Dec. 13, 2004 NSU men’s soccer player Matthew Parry is named NCAA Second Team All-American by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America.

Mar. 2005 NSU women’s basketball head coach Marilyn Rule becomes the first NSU head coach to be named SSC Coach of the Year.

April 2005 The NSU men’s golf team captures the first SSC Championship in program history, with a 16-stroke victory at the SSC Men’s Golf Championship.

May 2005 The NSU women’s rowing team becomes the first SSC school to finish as high as third in the nation, while competing in the 2005 NCAA Division II Nationals in Sacramento, Calif. NSU posted a second place finish by its varsity 8+ boat and a fourth place finish by its varsity 4+ boat to finish just one point behind defending national champion Mercyhurst.

Women’s rower Katrena Bonilla is named NCAA First Team All-American by the CRCA.

NSU men’s golfer Martin Styf is named SSC Freshman of the Year.

June 2005 Pitcher Derek Antelo became the first NSU baseball player to be selected in the top-10 rounds of the Major League Baseball Draft. Antelo is chosen by the in the 10th round of the June 2005 MLB Draft. After posting a perfect 11-0 season on the hill, Antelo was named the SSC Pitcher of the Year, South Region Pitcher of the Year and an NCAA First Team All-American by the ABCA.

Nov. 2, 2005 NSU Athletics unveils Sharks as new nickname/mascot after a year-long search. http://nsuathletics.nova.edu Jan. 25, 2006 NSU women’s basketball player Missy Guadagnino sets NCAA Free-Throw Records in 66-58 win at Florida Southern College. The senior point guard was 22-for-22 from the charity stripe. The 22 consecutive free throws broke a 20-year-old mark that was previously set by Valdosta State’s Candace Fincher who netted 21 consecutive free throws on the exact same date, January 25, in 1986. The perfect 22-for-22 feat established the best free- throw percentage per attempts in a single game. The previous single-game free throw percentage mark was set by Karen Arnold of Millersville University, who was 19-for-19 on December 11, 1988.

June 8, 2006 Pitcher Antony Bello was drafted by the Houston Astros in the 21st round. Also named to NCBW All-American Third Team.

Aug. 25, 2006 NSU volleyball team christens the University Center with first-ever NSU Sharks Classic Volleyball Tourna- ment. The event hosted nine DII teams and 17 matches on three courts during the two-day tournament.

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 59 NSU DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS UNIVERSITY CENTER ARENA “THE SHARK TANK”

Nova Southeastern’s newest construction project, the Univer- sity Center, was completed in July of 2006. The revolution- ary 300,000 square-foot, multi-use facility serves as a cen- tral hub for the NSU student community. The main arena, which seats 5,500, is the home for NSU’s intercollegiate ath- letic program, and will host all of NSU’s volleyball and men’s and women’s basketball home games. With one main game court, the arena also has two practice/game –ready courts on the upper level. The arena also has the state-of-the- art capabilities to host concerts, lectures, special events and more for NSU and the surrounding community.

The main arena features 5,500 seats, each with a seat back. The main court provides for over 1,200 permanent chair- back seats, while the upper level has over 4,000 seats. The upper level houses the world’s largest automated telescopic seating system, which adds over 2,000 chair-back seats on either side when extended.

The main arena also features 66 cushioned club seats over- looking the court, just outside of the donor/booster room. Shark Club members and guest enjoy the comforts of a catered suite and a unique baseline view of the court. http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 60 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL NSU DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS UNIVERSITY CENTER AMENITIES

SPORT SPECIFIC LOCKER ROOMS  Individual lockers  Spacious shower and restroom facility  Key-card access to locker rooms  Pool-side access from locker rooms

TEAM LOUNGE  Private meeting area for teams and student- athletes  Quiet place to study or complete homework  Great place to relax or hang-out before or after practice

ATHLETIC TRAINING/HYDROWORX POOL  2,500 square-foot athletic training suite  Totally equiped with state-of-the-art electrical modalities for treatment and rehabilitation  three offices for athletic training staff and a totally equiped physician’s examination room  hydro-therapy area that includes a state-of-the-art HydroWorx 2000 aquatic rehabilitation pool, the only one in the tri-county area OTHER AMENITIES Two-court multipurpose Rec Plexgym for basketball, volleyball and special events; Three multipurpose studios to house yoga, pilates, spinning classes and more; Three indoor racquetball courts (one convertible squash court); Outdoor Swimming Pool (heated for the winter months); Indoor two-story rock climbing wall; Personal training and massage therapy; Individual saunas for women and men http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 61 NSU DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING  144,000 square-feet, three-story fitness and wellness area

CARDIO EQUIPMENT  98 pieces of Cardiovascular Equipment  Cross Training machines  Erg machines  Treadmills  Bikes  Eliptical machines  Upper body cycle

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT  84 pieces of Strength Equipment  StarTrac Instinct, Impact and Classic machines  Free weights  Multi Stations  Benches and racks  Four Human Sport Multi Directional Movement apparatus

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING STAFF Rene Pena, Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Cameron Yearsley, Strength and Conditioning GA Jennifer Daratany, Strength and Conditioning GA http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 62 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL NSU DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS ATHLETICS FACILITIES

NSU SOCCER COMPLEX The NSU Soccer Complex consists of one practice field and one game field. The game field is home for both the men’s and women’s soccer teams. Both fields come equipped with lights that allow for night practices and games. The game field features state-of-the-art grandstand seating with capacity for 1,000 spectators. The stadium-style seating is the newest addition to the complex, which was built prior to the 2000 season. The U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team and several MLS teams, including the Miami Fu- sion, have all used the NSU soccer complex as their training site. The Orange Bowl Committee has entered into an agreement to use the NSU Soccer Complex as the official training site for one of its participants, be- ginning with the 2003 FedEx Orange Bowl. Recently, the 2004 National Champion University of Southern California used NSU’s Soccer Compex to prepare for the BCS National Championship game.

NSU BASEBALL COMPLEX The NSU Baseball Complex is considered by many to be one of the finest baseball facilities in South Florida. This fully-lit complex features an im- maculate playing field with two outdoor batting cages. Prior to the 2001 season, NSU added a fully functional press box and grandstand seat- ing that accommodates 500 people. The NSU Baseball Complex is the site of The Frontier Independent Baseball League’s annual player com- bine and Major League Baseball pre-draft tryouts.

A.D. GRIFFIN SPORTS COMPLEX The A.D.Griffin Sports Complex is home to the NSU softball team. This com- plex features two practice fields and one game field. All fields are equipped with lights that allow for night practices and games. The main game field overlooks NSU’s Health Professions Division Building. In 2003, NSU added grandstand seating to fit up to 250 spectators. Located in the middle of the three fields is the press box area. The A.D. Griffin Sports Complex was named in honor of A.D. Griffin, Sr.

MIAMI DOLPHINS TRAINING FACILITY

The Miami Dolphins Training Facility is located on the Nova Southeastern http://nsuathletics.nova.edu University main campus. Bow string trusses and a profile reminiscent of classic athletic facilities define this state-of-the-art training facility for the Miami Dolphins football team. It includes one of the largest weight rooms in the NFL, training rooms, locker rooms, a therapy swimming pool, a cold plunge pool, whirlpools, numerous administrative offices and a practice field. It also has a bleacher building that can accommodate 2,000 specta- tors. The 56,000-square-foot facility is frequently used as a prototype for other professional football teams.

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 63 NSU DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS MAPS AND DIRECTIONS

3301 College Avenue Fort Lauderdale, FL 33314-7796 800-541-NOVA (6682) [email protected]

From I-95 or Florida’s Turnpike: Exit at I-595, proceed west to University Drive exit. Turn left (south) onto University Drive. Proceed approximately 1 ½ miles to SW 30 Street (Abe Fischler Blvd.), turn left (east). NSU’s main campus will be on the right side.

From University Drive: From North of I-595, take University Drive south 1 ½ miles past I-595 to SW 30 Street (Abe Fischler Blvd). Turn left (east). NSU’s main campus will be on the right side.

From south of Griffin Road: Take University Drive north approximately 2 miles past Griffin Road to SW 30 Street (Abe Fischler Blvd.). Turn right (east). NSU’s main campus will be on the right side.

From I-75: From Miami heading north or west coast/Naples heading east Merge onto I-595 eastbound (towards Fort Lauderdale). Exit at University Drive exit, turn right (south). Proceed approximately 1 ½ miles on University Drive to SW 30 Street (Abe Fischler Blvd.), turn left (east). NSU’s main campus will be on the right side. http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 64 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL NSU DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS CAMPUS MAP AND PARKING INFORMATION

VISITOR PARKING

All visitors parking at NSU’s Main Campus need to do one of the following:  Display a visitors parking permit (available at the One-Stop-Shop)  Utilize the pay-for-parking spaces (parking garage by the library)  Use timed spaces (1-2 hrs.) for short-term parking. http://nsuathletics.nova.edu It is important that you park in visitor lots only. Campus maps are available online that show designated visitor parking spaces within each lot.

For maps, permits and directions, you may inquire at the One-Stop-Shop on the 1st floor of the Horvitz Administration Building, which is located off of College Avenue.

If you have an appointment with admissions, or are attending a special event on campus, you may have been issued an event-parking placard. Please follow the directions for displaying your placard, and park in your designated event area to avoid parking problems.

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 65 NSU DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS SHARK CLUB

With a minimum donation of $100 Shark Club members will receive an annual gift, subscriptions to SharkAlert (the official e-newsletter of NSU Athletics), recognition in all media guides and access to the Hall of Fame room at all NSU Athletic sponsored events with your purchase of season tickets or an individual game ticket.

2006-07 Season Tickets Sport Booster Price Regular Price M&W Soccer $65 $105 Volleyball* $45 $75 M&W Basketball* $85 $130 Baseball $90 $140 All Sports Pass $200 - - - -

* Shark Club members will receive preferred seating tickets and have access to the Hall of Fame room at all NSU Athletic Events.

Each season ticket admits one individual. Season tickets may be ordered by contacting Kim Carbo at (954) 262-8254. Individual game tickets are $5. Tax Information Support the Sharks Nova Southeastern University is a charitable organi- Attending our games: Nothing does more for the zation and gifts made to it or its booster program is pride and sense of accomplishment for our student- generally tax deductible by the donor in computing athletes than cheering fans. Creating a vibrant, sup- portive atmosphere at sporting events is vital to suc- taxable net income. The Internal Revenue Service cess in college athletics. has ruled that the receipt of benefits raises a presump- Cash Gifts: Money gifts support extras that benefit tion that the payment is not a gift unless the value of the University and the student-athletes. the benefits is deducted from the amount of the gift. Gifts-in-kind: Goods and services to Nova South- The booster program has estimated the fair market eastern in lieu of cash are highly beneficial. value of benefits distributed to its donors. Each donor Matching Gifts: Increase the value of your gift by should consult his/her own tax advisor concerning the enclosing your company’s matching gift form. deductibility of his/her contribution. http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 66 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL NSU DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS NSU IN THE COMMUNITY http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 67 NSU DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS ATHLETIC TRAINING

FARQUHAR COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES DIVISION OF MATH, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY What is an ATC? The Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC) is a highly educated and skilled professional who specializes in health care for those engaged in physical activity. Athletic train- ers are vital to the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of athletic injuries. The athletic trainer works closely with physicians, coaches and other medical and allied health personnel to help provide the highest quality of health care to athletes in clinics, high schools, colleges, universities and professional sports teams.

The Academic Program Nova Southeastern University’s Farquhar College of Arts and Sciences offers a compelling undergraduate curriculum in ath- letic training. The dedicated faculty and staff members become excellent role models for athletic training students, while pro- viding athletic training service to an NCAA Division II athletics program. The athletic training curriculum balances class in- struction and clinical experience, preparing students to meet all requirements for the Board of Certification examination, con- tingent on program accreditation. NSU incorporates the inti- macy of a small college education with the resources of the largest private university in the Southeast. In this dynamic, state-of-the-art program, qualified students earning a bach- elor of science degree in athletic training may continue into a professional degree program for physician assistants, occupational therapy or physical therapy.

Clinical Experience Athletic training students will work closely with certified athletic trainers to gain clinical experience with Nova Southeastern University athletics, sports clinics, high schools and professional sports venues in South Florida. These hands-on clinical opportunities apply and refine skills learned in the classroom. Other medical profes- sionals, such as physicians, physician assistants and physical therapists from Nova Southeastern University’s Health Professions Division are also involved in this academic clinical experience.

Admission To enter the athletic training program, you must first be admitted to Nova Southeastern University in good standing and register for Introduction to Athletic Training (ATTR 1100) during the fall semester. This course will guide you through the application process and appropriate deadlines.

For further information, please contact Elizabeth Swann, Ph.D., ATC Nova Southeastern University Program Director of Athletic Training (954) 262-8334 [email protected] Dr. Elizabeth Swann, Ph.D., ATC http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 68 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 69 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT RAY FERRERO, JR., J.D. PRESIDENT, NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY

The 2005–06 school year marked several milestones for Nova Southeastern University. The Department of Athletics had another extremely successful year on the fields, courts and water, while competing in its fourth year as a member of the NCAA. The NSU women’s rowing team took part in the NCAA Division II Rowing Championships for the third time in program history, finishing third in the nation overall.

In fall 2006, the new 366,000-square-foot University Center opened its doors. This multiuse facility is at the center of NSU’s 300-acre main campus and will serve as the home to our sports teams. The 5,500-seat convocation center/sports arena at the University Center is the second largest of its kind in Broward County and will allow us to host special events, concerts and lectures, as well as local, national and international conferences. It will redefine the university’s relationship with its students, administration, faculty and staff members and the entire surround- ing community.

The facility also serves as the new home to the university’s student development and activities offices, career services, the student information center, card office, The Flight Deck Lounge, radio station and volunteer center. Its design incorporates a state-of-the-art health and fit- ness club, racquetball and squash courts, a gymna- sium and a rock-climbing wall.

Our talented student-athletes balance NSU’s rigor- ous academic demands with the vigorous environ- ment of athletic training and competition. They em- body the values of leadership, lifelong learning and service to the community. The University Center will provide the student-athletes with the training facili- ties and space to continue to enhance these values.

Since I began my tenure as president of Nova South- President Ray Ferrero, Jr. and Executive Vice President for Academic eastern University nine years ago, I have remained Affairs Dr Frank De Piano at the first-ever NSU Sharks Cross Coun- steadfast in my goal to continue to develop and re- try Invitational at Markham Park in Sunrise, Fla. fine quality education programs and prepare students for leadership positions and emerging challenges in the 21st century. Today, as the seventh largest independent, not-for-profit university in the United States, we are fulfilling that mission.

The student-athletes of Nova Southeastern University have shown great success in the classroom, as well. The women’s golf team posted the highest GPA of all NSU teams for the 2005–06 school year with a 3.6, while women’s cross country, women’s basketball and men’s golf finished with a combined 3.3 for the year. More then 80 student-athletes were named to the honor court, while 12 student-athletes were nominated for Academic All-American consideration. In addition, the overall grade point average for NSU student-athletes has been 3.0 or higher for the past six years.

Everyone associated with this university can take pride in the excellence we have achieved thus far, and look forward to an exciting future full of milestones. We will continue to seek and implement ways to better ourselves every day. And we will aim to surpass even our own high standards of excellence in academics, research, technology, athletics and community service.

Thank you for your ongoing support of Nova Southeastern University.

Sincerely, Ray Ferrero, Jr. President, Nova Southeastern University http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 70 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION

GEORGE L. HANBURY II, PH.D. EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT FOR ADMINISTRATION

On September 1, 1998, George L. Hanbury II became the executive vice presi- dent for administration of Nova Southeastern University. Prior to his appointment as executive vice president, he had a career in municipal administration totaling more than 30 years and was the chief executive officer (city manager) to Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Portsmouth, Va., and Virginia Beach, Va. In addition, he was an assistant city manager in the cities of Norfolk and Virginia Beach.

Hanbury received his Ph.D. in public adminis- tration from Florida Atlantic University. He also holds a master’s degree in public administra- tion from Old Dominion University and a bachelor of science degree in business administration with a major in public administration from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech).

He has been certified through the Senior Executive Institute at the Univer- Dr. George Hanbury, surveys the action in sity of Virginia and was inducted into Pi Alpha Alpha, the national honor the University Center at the first-ever NSU society for the field of public affairs and public administration. Sharks Classic Volleyball Tournament.

FRANK DEPIANO, PH.D. VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

Frank DePiano received his Ph.D. from the University of South Carolina in 1980. During his 25-plus years of academic experience, DePiano has participated in a number of national leadership roles including serving on the American Psy- chological Association’s Board of Educational Affairs’ Executive Committee, president of the Society of Psychological Hypnosis and chair of numerous ac- creditation site visits and national education task forces. Scholarly contribu- tions include the publication of a book, book chapters and articles in referred journals. He has served as the editor-in-chief of three referred journals and as an editorial review board member for several journals. Currently, he serves as a book review editor for Haworth Press. http://nsuathletics.nova.edu While at Nova Southeastern University, DePiano has served as the initial dean of the Center for Psychologi- cal Studies, the chair of the University Council of Deans, an associate dean in the recently formed College of Dental Medicine and the initial chair of the Criminal Justice Institute. He also participated in the launching of the day division undergraduate program. In working with the undergraduate program, DePiano assisted in the development of NSU Athletics and served as one of the inaugural coaches.

DePiano is now involved in developing the Academic Review at Nova Southeastern University, a rigorous degree review procedure that is intended to assist academic programs in attaining preeminence within their academic fields.

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 71 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY OVERVIEW 1960–1970 When the first class of 17 graduate students enrolled in Nova University of Advanced Technology on Monday, September 25, 1967, the campus in Davie, Florida, still looked more like the abandoned naval airfield it had once been than like the campus of what aspired to be “the MIT of the South.” Only the Rosenthal Building had been completed. The shell of the Parker Building was under construction. The rest of the campus was barren, acre after acre of weeds and sand relieved here and there by some of the original tarmac.

With only one permanent building ready for occupancy on the 300-acre campus, after the formalities of registration and orien- tation, faculty members and students went to Rolling Hills Country Club for lunch. They then met in groups, based upon their areas In 1969, Nova University’s 300-acre of specialization. Science education students went back to campus in Davie, Florida, looked more Rosenthal; physics and chemistry students went to the like the abandoned naval airfield it had once been. university’s temporary laboratories in the 400 block of East Las Olas Boulevard; and oceanography students went to the houseboat laboratories at Southeast 15th Street.

Chartered by the state of Florida on December 4, 1964, Nova University boasted assets, contribu- tions, and pledges of $10 million by opening day in 1967. A total of $125,000 had been raised and paid to the federal government as an installment on what became the university’s 300-acre campus. James Farquhar, the university’s first chairman of the board, donated 100 acres adjacent to the campus—a gift valued in excess of $500,000. Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Mather and the Bailey Foundation donated a 100-acre parcel of land in Hollywood valued at $400,000. Ten acres at Port Everglades for the oceanographic laboratory were deeded to the university by the Broward County Commission.

The university represented a great hope for higher education in South Florida: an institution that would keep the best and the brightest at home and attract the most promising faculty members and students from around the country to a great seat of learning in a rapidly developing region of the United States. By stressing the importance of science and technology, it would provide the kind of leadership that was needed to help bring the United States into a competitive position in the conquest of space, the new frontier of the 1960s. Nova University would be in a position to provide fresh approaches to the process of teaching, learning and doing research. Nova could also serve as a catalyst in developing and implementing educational models that could be applied first to its neigh- boring schools, then nationwide.

University officials knew that from the opening day, all eyes would be focused on the faculty, the students and the campus. More time, energy and money had probably been invested in the first 17 students than had been spent on any other students in the United States. They had been selected from 250 applicants from all over the country. They were all doctoral students and had been given free tuition, as well as stipends of up to $5,000 for living expenses. On top of that, it took 68 staff members, 17 faculty members and an annual budget of $1.7 million to run the university that year. http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 72 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 1970–1985 In 1970, Nova University was given candidate status and was later accredited (1971) by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS). Students continued to enroll and faculty members taught and engaged in research.

The economic model upon which the university was established committed it to an ongoing need for outside funding, research grants and private donations. On June 23, 1970, the board of trustees voted to enter into a federation with the New York Institute of Technology. Alexander Schure, presi- dent of NYIT, became chancellor of Nova University. Abraham S. Fischler became president. The university charter was amended and “of Advanced Technology” was dropped from its corporate name.

During the 15 years of the federation, the whole concept of Nova’s student body, programs and campus changed. In addition to the students on the Davie campus, the university found student markets where it could, looking for ways to bring the campus to the student.

The university developed new programs and expanded beyond the limits of its campus and South Florida. Across the country, hundreds of adult, working professionals in school systems, government agencies and businesses were now able to earn advanced degrees without quitting their jobs and becoming full-time students. Few colleges and universities offered evening and weekend programs that fit their schedules. Nova had clearly found a market niche.

On campus, undergraduate evening programs began for adults, while the law school was opened in 1974. A host of master’s degree programs in business, psychology and education continued to be developed.

In 1976, the university received a $16 million gift from the estate of Leo Goodwin Sr., and began extensive campus and program expansion. Shortly after this, NSU dissolved its relationship with NYIT and began to create a board of trustees filled by South Florida community leaders, putting the stewardship of Nova back in the hands of its own local board.

1985 to Present The Nova University that emerged in 1985 was committed to incorporating new educational technolo- gies, made possible by computers and telecommunications, into the teaching and learning process and into its delivery of education. A network of students online at their computers redefined what a classroom is. Communicating across time zones, linked to a professor who can be on campus or anywhere, students across the United States and even at international locations turn one-dimen- sional computer screens into fields for academic discussion. http://nsuathletics.nova.edu In 1989, celebrating its 25th year, Nova University was enrolling more than 8,000 students and had nearly 25,000 graduates, with revenues of nearly $70 million. Over the next five years, three new buildings were constructed and a campus-wide beautification campaign added landscaping that greatly changed the look of the campus.

In 1994, Nova University merged with Southeastern University of the Health Sciences to form Nova Southeastern University (NSU), adding the Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine, Pharmacy, Optometry and Allied Health to the university. The university continued its expansion of building projects and

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 73 added new academic, clinical and community service programs.

By 1999, at the 35th anniversary, the university was enjoying an era of sustained growth, facilitated by a healthy infusion of endowment funds and a nearly 1,000-student increase in enrollment between fall 1998 and fall 1999. NSU’s enrollment had increased approximately 42 percent; full-time members of the faculty, staff and administration expanded to almost WILLIAM AND NORMA HORVITZ 2,600; and minority representation among faculty and ADMINISTRATION BUILDING staff members and students continued to expand.

Since 2000, NSU has undergone dramatic growth in facility and building construction. The William and Norma Horvitz Administration Building is a 62,000-square-foot structure that houses the office of the president and numerous other administration departments for the university. The Alvin Sherman Library, Research, and Information Technology Cen- ter was completed in 2001 and is the largest public library in the state of Florida. The Carl DeSantis Building houses the H. Wayne Huizenga School of Business and Entrepreneurship and opened its doors in 2004. This $33-million building is a 261,000-

square-foot, five-story facility, which is also home to ALVIN SHERMAN LIBRARY, RESEARCH, AND the Graduate School of Computer and Information INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CENTER Sciences.

NSU is the largest independent institution of higher education in the Southeast and the seventh largest independent univer- sity nationally, with a fall 2004 enrollment of more than 25,000. It is the largest of the 67 independent institutions in Florida, with an operating budget of approximately $355 million. To date, the institution has produced more than 79,000 alumni. Courses of study lead to associate’s, bachelor’s, master’s, specialist and doctoral degrees. The university’s programs are administered through academic centers that offer courses at the Fort Lauder- dale campus, as well as at locations throughout Florida; across the nation; and at selected international sites in the Bahamas, Canada, the Dominican Republic, Greece, Jamaica, Mexico, Puerto Rico, the United Kingdom and Venezuela.

CARL DESANTIS BUILDING http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 74 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY DEGREE OFFERINGS CENTER FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDIES Ed.D. Education (9 concentrations) M.S. Clinical Psychopharmacology SLP.D. Speech-Language M.S. Mental Health Counseling Pathology M.S. School Guidance and Counseling Psy.S. School Psychology GRADUATE SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND INFORMA- Ph.D. Clinical Psychology TION SCIENCES Psy.D. Clinical Psychology M.S. Computer Information Systems M.S. Computer Science CROSS-CENTER DEGREE PROGRAM M.S. Computing Technology M.S. Criminal Justice (9 specializations) in Education M.S. Information Security FARQUHAR COLLEGE OF ARTS M.S. Management Information AND SCIENCES Systems B.A. American Studies Ph.D. Computer Information Systems B.A. Communication Studies Ph.D. Computer Science B.A. English Ph.D./Ed.D. Computing Technology B.A. History in Education B.A. Humanities Ph.D. Information Science B.A. International Studies Ph.D. Information Systems B.A. Theatre B.S. Applied Professional Studies (6 concentrations) GRADUATE SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL B.S. Athletic Training SCIENCES B.S. Biology (premedical) M.A. Cross-disciplinary Studies B.S. Computer Information Systems M.S. College Student Affairs B.S. Computer Science M.S. Conflict Analysis and Resolution B.S. Criminal Justice M.S. Family Therapy B.S. Environmental Science/Studies D.M.F.T. Doctor of Marriage and Family B.S. Legal Studies Therapy B.S. Marine Biology Ph.D. Conflict Analysis and Resolution B.S. Paralegal Studies Ph.D. Family Therapy B.S. Psychology Also Graduate Certificates in M.A. Writing Advanced Family Systems College Student Personnel FISCHLER SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN Conflict Analysis and Resolution SERVICES Family Ministry A.A. Early Childhood Education Family Studies B.S. Education (1 concentration) Family Systems Health Care B.S. Elementary Education Health Care Conflict Resolution B.S. Exceptional Student Education Peace Studies B.S. Prekindergarten/Primary Education (Age 3–Grade 3) H. WAYNE HUIZENGA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND M.S. Counseling (2 concentrations) ENTREPRENEURSHIP M.S. Criminal Justice (2 specializations) B.S. Accounting

M.S. Education (32 specializations) B.S. Business Administration http://nsuathletics.nova.edu M.S. Human Services B.S. Finance (3 specializations) B.S. Marketing M.S. Instructional Technology and B.S. Sport and Recreation Management Distance Education M.Acc. Master of Accounting M.S. Speech-Language Pathology M.B.A. Master of Business Administration M.S. Master of Science in Leadership (with M.B.A. Master of Business Administration in Huizenga School) Entrepreneurship Ed.S. Educational Specialist M.B.A. Master of Business Administration in Finance (12 specializations) M.B.A. Master of Business Administration in Health Services Administration M.B.A. Master of Business Administration in Real

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 75 Estate Development College of Dental Medicine M.I.B.A. Master of International Business M.Sc.D Master of Science in Dentistry Administration D.M.D. Doctor of Dental Medicine M.P.A. Master of Public Administration College of Medical Sciences M.S./HRM Master of Science in Human M.B.S. Master of Biomedical Sciences Resource Management College of Optometry B.V.S. Bachelor of Vision Science M.S. Marketing M.S. Clinical Vision Research M.S./L Master of Science in Leadership (with O.D. Doctor of Optometry FSEHS) College of Osteopathic Medicine M.Tax. Master of Taxation M.S. Medical Informatics D.B.A. Doctor of Business Administration M.P.H. Master of Public Health D.P.A. Doctor of Public Administration D.O. Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine D.O. Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine for Doctors HEALTH PROFESSIONS DIVISION of Podiatric Medicine College of Allied Health and Nursing College of Pharmacy B.H.Sc. Bachelor of Health Science Pharm.D. Doctor of Pharmacy - Vascular Sonography B.S.N. Bachelor of Science in Nursing OCEANOGRAPHIC CENTER - Entry-level M.S. Coastal Zone Management - R.N. to B.S.N. M.S. Marine Biology M.H.Sc. Master of Health Science M.S. Marine Environmental Science - Anesthesiologist Assistant M.S. Physical Oceanography M.M.S. Master of Medical Science in Ph.D. Oceanography/Marine Biology Physician Assistant Also Graduate Certificate in: M.O.T. Master of Occupational Therapy Costal Studies M.S.N Master of Science in Nursing Au.D. Doctor of Audiology SHEPARD BROAD LAW CENTER D.H.Sc. Doctor of Health Science M.S.Ed.L Education Law D.P.T. Doctor of Physical Therapy M.H.L. Health Law (entry-level) J.D. Law O.T.D. Doctor of Occupational Therapy Ph.D. Doctor of Philosophy in Occupational Therapy Ph.D. Doctor of Philosophy in Physical Therapy T-D.P.T. Transition Doctor of Physical Therapy http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 76 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 77 NSU DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS 2006–07 SHARK CLUB MEMBERS

Michael Mominey Steve Wilcosky Steve Patterson Kathy Winslett Lesa M. Bonee’ Tony Nardiello Kristen Zanleoni Richard Bodek Bob Prior Kevin Marsh Marilyn Rule Theresa Nash Bruce McCrea Ray Mominey Nicole Dupes Donald Bergner Thomas Dieters Nancy Varner Larry Starr Raymond Romero Dr. Eric Shamus Dr. Randolph Pohlman Ryan Romero Michael Goodrich Walter Katz C.A. Tolchinsky Karen Grosby Ron Haddock Dr. George Hanbury Michael Coleman Charles Chubb Beverly Chubb Viginia McLain Dr. Brad Williams Kimberly Carbo David Heron Gina Occhigrossi Etta Fleisher Jeff Kelley http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 78 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL OFFICIAL NSU ATHLETIC SPONSORS

OFFICIAL NSU SPONSORS http://nsuathletics.nova.edu

2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL 79 Interim Head Coach: Steve Wilcosky Assistant Coach: Michelle Piantadosi

DAY DATE OPPONENT LOCATION DIVISION TIME NSU SHARK CLASSIC Fri. 8/25 University of Incarnate Word Home NCAA II 2:00 p.m. Fri. 8/25 Truman State Home NCAA II 7:00 p.m. Sat. 8/26 Minnesota State Home NCAA II 12:00 p.m. Sat. 8/26 University of Central Oklahoma Home NCAA II 4:00 p.m. CW POST TOURNAMENT Fri. 9/1 Dowling College New York, N.Y. NCAA II 3:00 p.m. Fri. 9/1 Long Island University-CW Post New York, N.Y. NCAA II 5:00 p.m. Sat. 9/2 Queens College New York, N.Y. NCAA II 11:00 a.m. Sat. 9/2 Bryant University New York. N.Y. NCAA II 3:00 p.m. Fri. 9/8 Flagler College West Palm Beach, Fla. NAIA 5:00 p.m. Sat. 9/9 Palm Beach Atlantic University West Palm Beach, Fla. NCAA II 10:00 a.m. Sat. 9/9 Lees-McCrae College West Palm Beach, Fla. NCAA II 4:00 p.m. Tues. 9/12 Florida Gulf Coast University Home NCAA II 7:00 p.m. Fri. 9/15 Florida Southern College Lakeland, Fla. NCAA II 7:00 p.m. Sat. 9/16 Rollins College Winter Park, Fla. NCAA II 7:00 p.m. Fri. 9/22 University of Tampa Home NCAA II 7:00 p.m. Sat. 9/23 Saint Leo University Home NCAA II 4:00 p.m. Sun. 9/24 Eckerd College Home NCAA II 2:00 p.m. Wed. 9/27 Lynn University Home NCAA II 7:00 p.m. Sat. 9/30 Barry University Miami Shores, Fla. NCAA II 4:00 p.m. Tues. 10/3 Florida Gulf Coast University Fort Myers, Fla. NCAA II 7:00 p.m. Fri. 10/6 Florida Tech Home NCAA II 7:00 p.m. Sat. 10/7 Rollins College Home NCAA II 2:00 p.m. Tues. 10/10 Palm Beach Atlantic University Home NCAA II 7:00 p.m. Sat. 10/14 Florida Southern College Home NCAA II 2:00 p.m. Thurs. 10/19 University of Puerto Rico- Piedras Home NCAA II 7:00 p.m. Sat. 10/21 Eckerd College St. Petersburg, Fla. NCAA II 4:00 p.m. Sun. 10/22 University of Tampa Tampa, Fla. NCAA II 2:00 p.m. Fri. 10/27 Florida Tech Melbourne, Fla. NCAA II 7:00 p.m. Sat. 10/28 Saint Leo University Saint Leo, Fla. NCAA II 4:00 p.m. Wed. 11/1 Lynn University Boca Raton, Fla. NCAA II 7:00 p.m. Sat. 11/4 Barry University Home NCAA II 1:00 p.m. http://nsuathletics.nova.edu 11/9-11/11 NCAA Regionals TBA NCAA II TBA 80 2006 NSU VOLLEYBALL