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003-10 VB Gloss Table of Contents Introduction Table of Contents/Quick Facts ...................................... 1 Media Information.............................................................. 2 Volleyball Glossary Timeline.............................................................................. 4-6 Glossary .......................................................................... 4-10 Media Information 2004 Season Preview The Notre Dame Sports Information Season Outlook ............................................................12-13 Office always is interested in assisting Preseason Information ....................................................14 members of the media in their coverage of Roster ....................................................................................15 Irish volleyball. Publicity and media infor- Television Roster................................................................16 mation for Notre Dame volleyball is coordi- The Players nated by assistant sports information Seniors ............................................................................ 18-21 director Bo Rottenborn. Juniors ..............................................................................22-28 Photographs, statistics, and feature Sophomores....................................................................29-30 ideas are available to the media by con- Freshmen ........................................................................30-32 tacting Rottenborn at (574) 631-7516. The Coaches Requests to interview student-athletes and Head Coach Debbie Brown...................................... 34-37 coaches must be arranged through the SID Assistant Coaches ......................................................38-39 office and should be made at least 24 hours Support Staff ................................................................ 39-40 in advance. Credentials for home matches Senior Emily Loomis (left) and junior Lauren Kelbley can be obtained by contacting Rottenborn. 2003 Review (right), who helped Notre Dame lead the nation in Radio stations wishing to broadcast from 2003 Season in Review .............................................. 42-43 blocking last season, combine with junior Lauren Brewster 2003 Final Statistics.......................................................... 44 to make the Irish one of just two teams in Division I to the Joyce Center should inform the SID 2003 Match-by-Match Leaders ......................................45 return three players that earned AVCA all-region office two weeks in advance. Phone lines 2003 BIG EAST & NCAA Stats & Awards .................. 46 accolades a year ago. are available by calling Carolyn Rush of Graduated Seniors...................................................... 47-51 Notre Dame telecommunications at (574) 631-6014. 2004 Opponents Volleyball Quick Facts Travel Itinerary.................................................................. 54 Opponents .................................................................... 55-63 Notre Dame Quick Facts BIG EAST History & Records Location ..........................................Notre Dame, IN 46556 Web Information All-Time Results ................................................................66 Founded............................................................................1842 Irish in the BIG EAST Conference ................................67 Enrollment ............8,261 (undergraduate) 11,311 (total) The BIG EAST Conference maintains its Honors and Awards .................................................... 68-69 Nickname ......................................................Fighting Irish presence on the World Wide Web at Colors ............................................................Gold and Blue Career Records ............................................................ 70-71 www.bigeast.org. The site contains current Single-Season Records.............................................. 72-73 Conference............................................................BIG EAST Match Records.............................................................. 74-75 Home Court ......................................Joyce Center (11,418) information on all facets of the BIG EAST Team Records .................................................................... 76 President ..........................Rev. Edward A. Malloy, C.S.C Conference. For more information about Year-by-Year Leaders ...................................................... 77 Athletic Director ............................................Kevin White BIG EAST volleyball, please contact Adam Year-by-Year Team Statistics .................................. 78-79 Sr. Assoc. A.D./Volleyball ........................Missy Conboy Porcelli in the BIG EAST communications Irish in BIG EAST & NCAA Statistics ..........................80 Athletic Department Phone ......................(574) 631-6107 office at [email protected]. The Last Time......................................................................81 Volleyball Coaching Staff NCAA Championship Results..................................82-85 Joyce Center History & Records ..............................86-87 Head Coach..............Debbie Brown (Arizona State ’82) Credits All-Time Roster ............................................................ 88-89 Office Phone/E-mail..(574) 631-6307/[email protected] Record at Notre Dame ................323-109 (.748)/13 years All-Time Series ..................................................................90 The Notre Dame Volleyball Guide was Career Record................................440-192 (.632)/19 years Series vs. Opponents ................................................ 91-97 written and edited by assistant sports Year-by-Year Results ................................................ 98-104 Assistant Coach................Robin Davis (N. Arizona ’79) Office Phone/E-mail ......(574) 631-5985/[email protected] information director Bo Rottenborn with University of Notre Dame Assistant Coach ..............Louella Lovely (Cal Poly ’97) editorial assistance from student assistant The University .......................................................... 106-107 Office Phone/E-mail......(574) 631-5987/[email protected] Cory Walton. Indicators of Excellence ........................................ 108-109 Volunteer Assistant Coach ..........Andrew Richardson Graphic design, typography and page Notre Dame Leaders ...................................................... 110 Sports Information layout by Cindy Lemcke of Ave Maria Academic Services ........................................................ 111 Press, Inc. This publication was Kevin White .............................................................. 112-113 Address ..........................112 Joyce Center, Second Floor Statement of Principles ........................................ 114-115 Notre Dame, IN 46556-5678 produced entirely by using Quark Student Development ............................................ 116-117 Assoc. A.D./Media Relations ......................John Heisler Xpress desktop publishing and Noteworthy Alumni ........................................................ 118 Sports Information Director ................Bernie Cafarelli Microsoft Word software on an Apple Alumni Association/Monogram Club ...................... 119 Asst. SID/Volleyball Contact ..................Bo Rottenborn Macintosh computer system. Inside and Strength and Conditioning.......................................... 120 Sports Information Office ..........................(574) 631-7516 Rottenborn’s Office Phone..........................(574) 631-8642 outside cover design by Dave Scholtes of Sports Medicine .............................................................. 121 Ave Maria Press, Inc., Notre Dame, Ind. Compliance ...................................................................... 122 Rottenborn’s Home Phone ..........................(574) 271-7608 Rockne Heritage Fund .................................................. 123 Rottenborn’s Cell Phone ............................(574) 532-4154 Cover action photos by Matt Cashore. BIG EAST Conference.................................................... 124 Rottenborn’s E-mail [email protected] Interior photos by Matt Cashore, Heather NACDA Directors’ Cup.................................................. 125 Sports Information Fax ..............................(574) 631-7941 Gollatz, Mike Bennett at Lighthouse Athletic Résumé ...................................................... 126-127 Joyce Center Press Row ..............................(574) 631-5309 Irish Sports Hotline ......................................(574) 631-3000 Imaging, Pete LaFleur, and Alan Wasielewski. Irish Volleyball Guide Third In Nation Website..........................................................www.und.com The 2003 Notre Dame Volleyball Guide was voted the Printing by Ave Maria Press in Notre third-best women’s volleyball media guide among all Dame, Ind. NCAA Division I schools in judging coordinated by the College Sports Information Directors of America. It was the second time in four years that the Irish guide was Notre Dame Sports Hotline: among the top three nationally, as the 2000 media guide was second. Notre Dame also won USA Volleyball’s Viggo O. Nelson National Collegiate Media Guide Award for the (574) 631-3000 best women’s guide in its category (based on school enrollment). Notre Dame had won the Nelson award on multiple times in the past, most recently
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