AUSTIN PEAY VOLLEYBALL 2002

TABLE OF CONTENTS THE 2002 LADY GOVS • RADIO/TV CHART 2002 Roster & Quick Facts ...... IFC Lady Govs Radio/TV Chart ...... 1 Austin Peay Athletics Mission ...... 1 Austin Peay State University ...... 2 Dr. Sherry Hoppe, President ...... 2 Dave Loos, Athletics Director ...... 3 Dunn Center/Dave Aaron Arena ...... 3 Head Coach Cheryl Holt ...... 4 All-Time APSU Coaching Records By Year ...... 5 #1 #2 #3 #4 Assistant Coach Corey Carlin ...... 5 Cindy Wall Amber Stein Kelsey McNalley Jamie DeAnda 2002 Season Preview ...... 6 Lady Govs Series Records ...... 7 2002 Player Profiles ...... 8 Lady Govs All-Time Honors ...... 11 Lady Govs All-Time Letterwinners ...... 13 2002 Opponents ...... 14 The Ohio Valley Conference ...... 15 Ohio Valley Conference Opponents ...... 15 OVC 2001 in Review ...... 16 2001 Final APSU Overall Statistics ...... 16 #5 #6 #7 #8 2001 Final APSU Results ...... 17 Ranay Dato Elizabeth Julie Burkhalter Casey Kelley 2001 Final APSU Conference-Only Statistics .17 Murrieta Milestone Clubs ...... 18 Lady Govs Single-Match Records ...... 18 Lady Govs Season Records ...... 19 Lady Govs Career Records ...... 19 Tachikara Volleyball ...... 20 Athletics + Academics = Success ...... IBC

CREDITS #9 #10 #11 #12 The 2002 Austin Peay volleyball media Sarah Schramka Jamie deTurck Samantha Veronica Senica guide was written and designed by Cody Bush, Revell assistant sports information director, with ed- iting assistance from Brad Kirtley, sports in- formation director. Special thanks to student intern Justin Dickens for his assistance. The guide was printed xxx. Special thanks to xxx.

Austin Peay State University A Tennessee Board of Regents Institution #13 #15 #16 Austin Peay is an equal opportunity employer Amy Walk Mandy White Casey Lee committed to the education of a non-racially Stansell identifiable student body.

AP-xxx AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT Intercollegiate athletics at Austin Peay State University aspires to provide educational and broad- based competitive opportunities at the NCAA Division I level for eligible male and female student athletes. Seeking to maintain a proper balance between athletic and academic programs, the Univer- sity is committed to preparing students for productive, fulfilling and responsible lives. In addition to developing individual ability and successful programs, those athletic experiences will be instrumental in developing the concepts of teamwork, sportsmanship, loyalty, self-confidence plus the qualities of leadership and discipline. Intercollegiate athletics endeavors to provide positive impressions of University activities to a di- versified group of audiences. Austin Peay strives to attract a diverse and talented group of partici- pants, coaches and administrators with a strong commitment to excellence, openness, gender equity and integrity, reflecting a precise adherence to NCAA and conference rules and philosophies. As a result, Austin Peay athletics assumes a major role in assisting University development and fiscal responsibility. The departmental goals and objectives are based upon its mission as it builds on its traditions, confidently looking forward to an exciting and progressive future.

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AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY

Austin Peay State Univer- Austin Peay State University currently enrolls more than 7,000 students sity is a comprehensive, state- from every region of Tennessee, most of the 50 states and several foreign assisted university with a dis- countries. tinguished tradition in liberal Austin Peay offers more than 50 majors in associate, bachelor's, and professional education. master's and education specialist's degrees with additional areas of con- The institution is named in centration. Courses are offered in arts and sciences, business, education, honor of Austin Peay, engineering technology, nursing and human services. Graduate studies Tennessee's governor from 1924 until 1927, the year APSU was founded. also are offered in several areas. In addition, numerous online courses are The university is located in Clarksville, Tenn., just 45 minutes north- offered each semester. west of Tennessee's capital, Nashville, on Interstate 24. One of the South's A state leader in public service, Austin Peay State University has more most historic cities, Clarksville also is Tennessee's third-fastest growing than 750 employees. Engaged in the most modern teaching techniques city behind only Memphis and Nashville. and research are nearly 300 full-time faculty members, 91 percent of whom Situated on gently rolling terrain near picturesque downtown Clarksville, hold the earned doctorate or appropriate terminal degrees in their disci- Austin Peay's main campus consists of 65 buildings on 160 acres. The plines. classical Georgian architecture of the Austin Peay campus is combined with newer buildings. This blend provides a link with the past while reflecting the academic excellence and dignity of an institution of higher learning. The newest building additions to the main campus are the Sundquist Science Complex and the new Mor- gan University Center, both opening for use during the 2001-2002 school year. The Sundquist Complex is one of the South's premier science education facili- ties and represents the largest capital appropriation ever in Tennessee for a single classroom building. The new Morgan University Center is located in the heart of the campus and features a cybercafe, meeting rooms, a food court, coffee shop, ballroom and lounges for Austin Peay students. Austin Peay's campus has been the site of seven educational institutions since 1806. The campus was occupied by Southwestern for 50 years until 1925 when the school moved to Memphis. Austin Peay was founded two years later as a two-year normal school to train teachers for the region. Austin Peay has grown over the years to take its place among the finest mid- The sculpture, “The Gateway,” (center) stands near the entry to the main campus at Austin Peay. It was created sized four-year universities in the nation. by Dr. James Diehr, professor of art, as part of the state of Tennessee’s Homecoming ‘86 celebration. The “flame” Austin Peay Normal School became a four-year at the top represents the “light of truth.” The bell corresponds to the Liberty Bell, a reference to Browning’s being college in 1941-42, and university status was conferred modeled on Independence Hall. The human figure inside represents the men and women who come to the Sept. 1, 1967. University to learn.

DR. SHERRY HOPPE, PRESIDENT AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY

Dr. Sherry Hoppe was appointed Austin glish Education are from the Univer- Peay's eighth president on January 30, 2001 – sity of Tennessee at Chattanooga. a three-way history-making event: In addition to her work in higher • First, she became the first woman president education, Hoppe has been active of Austin Peay. in numerous community affairs. She • Second, she is the first person in Tennessee has served on the board of Cham- to move directly from the presidency of a com- bers of Commerce in Roane County, munity college to that of a four-year university. Oak Ridge (where she served as • And, third, she is the first of only two women chair), and Clarksville/Montgomery to be appointed –both on the same date – to County. She also has served on eco- the presidency of a four-year university within nomic development boards in all the Tennessee Board of Regents System – the three of these areas. nation's sixth largest system of higher educa- Service to the community also tion. includes board membership for the Dr. Hoppe was president of Roane State Methodist Medical Center of Oak Community College in Harriman, from 1988 un- Ridge, Technology 20/20, Tennessee til taking a leave of absence in 2000 to serve as Austin Peay's interim presi- Resource Valley, and numerous community agencies. She is a former dent. She has worked in the Tennessee Board of Regents System for more member of the Commission on Colleges and has just concluded two terms than 20 years, including more than 10 years at Chattanooga State Technical on the Board of Trustees for the Southern Association of Colleges and Community College and a short stint at Nashville State Technical Institute Schools. She recently has served as the president of the Tennessee Col- as interim president. lege Association. A member of Rotary, she and her husband Bob attend Hoppe earned her doctorate in educational administration with collat- Trinity Episcopal Church. eral work in communications from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. They have a son, Kevin, who holds a bachelor's degree in criminal jus- Her master's degree in counseling and her undergraduate degree in En- tice and is a member of the Tennessee Highway Patrol.

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DAVE LOOS, ATHLETICS DIRECTOR AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY

Dave Loos, the Governors head basketball building his own program with young men who reflected their coach both on coach is in his sixth year as Austin Peay’s athlet- and off the court and represented the University with great class. ics director. Loos was named to the post in May As a result, Loos achieved one of his program’s goals—the Governors 1997 and took over the duties July 1 of that same reclaiming their spot among the OVC elite and annually competing for the title. year. He previously restored the program’s image, tarnished by an NCAA investiga- The dual role is almost unheard of in this day tion prior to his arrival. of college athletics. He is in his 13th season as Loos became Austin Peay’s 11th head men’s basketball coach on July 14, Austin Peay State University head basketball and 1990. The likeable 55-year-old has proven to be a “perfect fit” for the APSU sixth as the school’s athletics director. program. His double duties aptly point out the respect Loos came to APSU after four seasons as a Memphis State assistant. He Loos earned both on and off campus. His com- joined Larry Finch at Memphis in 1986 and helped direct his alma mater to an mon-sense approach to athletics director’s duties 85-43 record, including two NCAA tourney appearances and a Metro Confer- have been with the same diligence that have been ence tourney title during his tenure. so representative of his APSU basketball tenure. Prior to joining Memphis State, Loos enjoyed four successful head coach- That has resulted in Austin Peay winning the Ohio Valley Conference tour- ing seasons at Christian Brothers College in Memphis. He took over that pro- nament and gaining an NCAA tourney berth in 1996; APSU capturing a 1997 gram in 1982-83, and after an initial 16-14 season, recorded three straight 20- league co-championship—the first since 1977—and Loos being named OVC victory campaigns. Coach of the Year in 1990-91 and 1996-1997—the first APSU coach in history Loos’ move to CBC came after spending eight seasons as head coach at to twice earn that honor. his prep alma mater, Mehlville High School in St. Louis. Loos not only has elevated APSU’s program to the pinnacle of OVC promi- The Missouri native played both basketball and baseball during his college nence, but has done it as well with the dignity and class reflective of the repu- days at Memphis State. Loos was the starting point guard for the 1968-69 tation he built as an athlete and as a high school and college coach. Tigers, leading the team in minutes played. He also was the baseball Tigers’ He is only the second APSU coach to lead the Govs to an OVC regular- shortstop. season co-championship and NCAA Division I tournament berth. His APSU Upon completing his eligibility, he remained at Memphis State as an assis- teams have advanced to at least the OVC tourney semifinals in five of the last tant in 1970. Following his graduation (1970), he officially began his coaching seven years. That has sustained his reputation of elevating his club’s play career as an assistant basketball coach and head baseball coach at CBC. during February-March, where the Govs own almost a .667 winning percent- Loos is involved in many charitable events, including the NABC (National age in the last eight seasons. Association of Basketball Coaches) Coaches vs. Cancer Three-Point Attack. Entering his 13th Govs’ coaching season, Loos has earned three “Coach He and his wife, Phyllis, have four children, David, Todd, Brad, who re- of the Year” citations, two from his fellow OVC coaches and one from the cently was named assistant coach at Central Missouri State, after playing and Tennessee State Sportswriters Association. He was their 1995-96 “College coaching for four seasons with the Govs’ basketball team, and Nicole, age 19, Coach of the Year.” a junior at Austin Peay and member of the school’s dance team. He was named OVC “Coach of the Year” after his first APSU season (1990- In 1997, Loos was inducted into the St. Louis Amateur Baseball Hall of 91) in leading the Govs to a much-improved 15-14 record. He then began Fame. He recently was selected for induction into the University of Memphis Athletic Hall of Fame. WINFIELD DUNN CENTER DAVE AARON ARENA

The Winfield Dunn Center became home to Governors and Lady Govs indoor athletics in 1975, after ground breaking for the $5.3 million, 9,000-seat structure in February 1973. The 132,000 square-foot complex, named the Winfield Dunn Health and Physical Educa- tion Building and Convocation Complex in honor of Governor Dunn, is a dominating edifice with 78 feet separating the top of the building from its maplewood playing surface. The Dunn Center replaced Memorial Gymnasium, affectionately called “The Little Red Barn,” which served as the Governors home-court from 1952 until the Dec. 1, 1975 tip-off. On Jan. 16, 1988, the basketball arena was named Dave Aaron Arena in honor of the school’s former athletics director, football coach and all- time winningest basketball coach. Several improvements have taken place in The Winfield Dunn Health and Physical Education Building and Convocation Complex recent years, including the addition of new scoreboards, and floor lighting to allow fans bet- ter viewing of Lady Govs and Governors events. supporters. The Dunn Center – home to Governors basketball and Lady Govs vol- APSU’s athletic offices, including academic coordinator Dr. Johnnie leyball and basketball – serves as a practice facility for track, baseball and Smith, are located in the Dunn Center with the exception of tennis, located softball and it is where trainers Chuck Kimmel, Joni Johnson and Karen in the Governors Tennis Center, and rifle located in the ROTC Armory. Both Lovell treat and rehabilitate injured athletes. facilities are in close proximity to the Dunn Center. A weight room is conveniently located in the Dunn Center’s lower level at the south end and athletes also have access to air-conditioned dressing rooms. Entering the facility’s front lobby, visitors are greeted by an impressive Hall of Fame, honoring APSU’s greatest former athletes, administrators and

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HOLT’S CAREER BIOGRAPHY Head coach Cheryl Holt begins her 21st season at the helm of the Lady Govs volleyball squad. In the past 10 years, Holt has seen her squads finish with winning records 11 times, including each of the last six seasons. Her 2001 squad finished with a 15-13 overall record, the few- est victories during that stretch. This remarkable run has placed Holt HERYL OLT among the top 25 in victories among C H active NCAA Division I volleyball coaches (see sidebar, below), as her Head Coach 458 career victories rank 28th enter- 21st Season at Austin Peay ing the 2002 season. Ohio State, 1969 Holt has showed no signs of slow- ing down since she first stepped onto the APSU campus in 1982. Her im- HOLT’S CAREER RECORD pact has intensified during the last 11 1977 Mississippi 22-13-0 years, leading her teams to a 216-141 1978 Miami (FL) 18-19-0 overall record, including APSU’s first OVC tournament crown and its only OVC regular- 1979 Miami (FL) 34-13-0 season championship. Holt doesn’t hesitate when naming the reasons for her success at 1980 Miami (FL) 46-15-1 Austin Peay. 1981 Miami (FL) 16-18-0 “We’ve received great support from the APSU athletics administration and athletics 1982 Austin Peay 12-26-0 director Dave Loos. Additionally, the Clarksville community has come out and supported 1983 Austin Peay 14-27-0 us, turning the Dunn Center into a true homecourt advantage for us.” 1984 Austin Peay 19-19-0 Besides their success on the court, Holt’s teams have traditionally been among the top 1985 Austin Peay 6-19-0 teams academically at Austin Peay. The Lady Govs capped their 2001-2002 academic 1986 Austin Peay 12-16-0 campaign with a 3.46 cumulative grade-point average. They were just one of five Ohio 1987 Austin Peay 12-18-0 Valley Conference squads to receive the American Volleyball Coach/Molten Team Aca- 1988 Austin Peay 5-24-0 demic Award. Only 41 of 312 NCAA Division I volleyball teams qualified for the award, 1989 Austin Peay 13-18-0 which requires honorees to maintain a 1990 Austin Peay 13-23-0 3.3 cumulative team GPA during the LADY GOVS INSIGHT 1991 Austin Peay 22-11-0 academic year. 1992 Austin Peay 28-17-0 The Lady Govs’ academic success HOLT AMONG NATIONS LEADING COACHES 1993 Austin Peay 20-15-0 included nine players being named to NCAA Division I – 1994 Austin Peay 15-17-0 the athletic director’s honor roll during Winningest Active Coaches by Victories 1995 Austin Peay 19-16-0 the spring semester. Eight of those play- Coach, School Yrs. Wins 1996 Austin Peay 16-14-0 ers were dean’s list honorees with three 1. Andy Banachowski, UCLA 35 919 2. Marilyn Nolen, St. Louis 30 779 1997 Austin Peay 21-10-0 perfect 4.0 GPAs (Casey Kelley, Natalie 3. Dave Shoji, Hawaii 27 770 1998 Austin Peay 19-12-0 Rossier and Cindy Wall). 4. Russ Rose, Penn St. 23 743 1999 Austin Peay 23-11-0 “I’ve been very fortunate that over 5. Mike Hebert, Minnesota 26 712 2000 Austin Peay 18-15-0 the years we have recruited kids that 6. Debby Colberg, Cal St.-Sacramento 26 671 2001 Austin Peay 15-13-0 make academics a priority,” said Holt. 7. Kathy Gregory, UC Santa Barb. 26 671 “We’ve traditionally had great players on 8. Janice Kruger, Maryland 23 611 Career Record (25 seasons) and off the court, and this year’s team 9. Mick Haley, Southern California 18 547 458-409-1 is no exception. 10. Bill Walton, Houston 21 546 11. Karen Chisum, Southwest Tex. St . 2 2 5 4 1 (0.528) “As a coach, I give more than lip 12. Fran Kalafer, Hofstra 23 533 service to academics. I also think that 13. Jill Hirschinger, New Hampshire 23 527 Austin Peay Record (20 seasons) our academic services department has 14. J. Scott Luster, Bradley 22 516 322-331-0 been instrumental in our success.” 15. Bob Bertucci, Temple 23 511 Holt began her collegiate coaching 16. Iradge Ahrabi-Fard, N. Iowa 19 503 (0.493) career in 1976 as an assistant coach at 17. Chuck Erbe, Michigan St. 21 502 Ole Miss. The Columbus, Ohio, native 18. Jim Stone, Ohio St. 23 501 was promoted the next year to head 19. Debbie Hill, William & Mary 24 488 20. Judy Green, Alabama 16 485 coach, leading the Lady Rebels to a 33- 21. Brian Gimmillaro, Long Beach St. 17 482 17 record, a state championship and a 22. Veronica Hammersmith, West Va. 27 480 top-20 national ranking. 23. John Dunning, Pacific (Cal.) 17 470 She then headed to the University 24. Chris Poole, Arkansas 16 464 of Miami, where she compiled a 98-47- 25. Cheryl Holt, Austin Peay 25 458 1 record in four seasons, again captur-

PAGE 4 AUSTIN PEAY VOLLEYBALL 2002 ing a state title and a top-20 national rank- ing in the country. ALL-TIME APSU COACHING RECORDS BY YEAR Holt wore many hats in her first few years Overall OVC Regular Tourney at APSU. In addition to coaching volleyball, Season Record Pct Record Pct Season Finish** Coach Holt was the head women’s tennis coach 1981 23-14-0 .622 NA NA5th (1983-85), head women’s softball coach 1982 12-28-0 .300 NA NA NA Holt (1986-87) and assistant women’s basketball 1983 14-27-0 .341 3-3 .500 5th NA Holt coach. She also initiated the women’s soft- 1984 19-19-0 .500 3-3 .500 4th 4th Holt ball program in 1986. 1985 6-19-0 .240 3-3 .500 2nd-S DNQ Holt Holt received her bachelor’s degree from 1986 12-16-0 .429 4-2 .667 2nd-S4thHolt Ohio State and her master’s degree from 1987 12-18-0 .400 6-2 .750 1st-S 4th Holt APSU in physical education. 1988 5-25-0 .167 2-10 .167 6th Quarters Holt Her combination of class and enthusi- 1989 12-21-0 .364 5-7 .417 5th Quarters Holt asm was rewarded in July 1997 when she 1990 13-19-0 .406 5-7 .417 5th Quarters Holt was named special assistant to the athlet- 1991 22-11-0 .667 9-5.6434th 1st Holt ics director. Holt heads athletic department 1992 28-7-0 .800 15-1 .938 1st 2nd Holt special projects and serves as liaison to 1993 20-15-0 .571 11-5 .688 3rdt-3rd Holt women’s athletics and adviser to athletics 1994 15-17-0 .468 8-8 .500 5th Quarters Holt director Dave Loos on gender-equity issues. 1995 19-16-0 .542 7-9 .437 7th Quarters Holt She also serves as the department’s senior 1996 16-14-0 .533 10-8 .556 t-4th Quarters Holt women’s administrator. 1997 21-10-0 .677 12-6 .667 4th Quarters Holt Holt received consecutive OVC Coach 1998 19-12-0 .613 12-6 .667 4th 1st Rd Holt of the Year honors in 1991 and 1992. She 1999 23-11-0.67613-5 .722 3rd 2nd Holt earned the honor in 1991 after leading her 2000 18-15-0 .545 8-8 .500 4th t-3rd Holt squad to an OVC tournament championship, 2001 15-13-0 .536 8-8.5005th1st Rd Holt and again in 1992 when the Lady Govs won the regular-season title. Holt also earned back-to-back South Coach of the Year honors in 1986 and 1987 during the old North-South format.

CARLIN’S CAREER BIOGRAPHY Corey Carlin, a native of Fort Wayne, Ind., joins the Lady Govs after two seasons at Evansville. With the Purple Aces, Carlin was responsible for all aspects of recruiting, oppo- nent scouting and match-day preparation. He replaces long-time assistant Melissa Luckey, who left in May 2002. "There are three things I like about Corey," said Holt. "First, he is a player's coach who can work with the players and physically get on the court to show them what they need to do. Second, he has a lot of experience and has worked his way up. He has coached at Ball State, which has excellent men’s and women's programs, and was the first assistant at Evansville. Finally, he has been in charge of recruiting at Evansville, which is the primary responsibility of this position." OREY ARLIN The Purple Aces finished a disappointing 6-25 in 2001 with a squad that featured just C C two seniors. In 2000, Evansville posted a 19-15 mark and finished tied for fourth place in the Missouri Valley Conference with a 10-8 mark. Assistant Coach The 27-year-old Carlin joined the Purple Aces after a two-year stint as the assistant First Season at Austin Peay coach at Tarleton State – a NCAA Division II school in Stephenville, Texas. The TexAnns Ball State, 1998 compiled a 30-32 record, including a 17-13 mark in 1999. While there, He also completed his master's degree in physical education; his bachelor’s degree is from Ball State. Prior to his stint at Tarleton State, Carlin coached the men's club volleyball team at Ball Previous Coaching Experience University of Evansville, Assistant, 2000-2002 State to a 22-9 record in 1997. He also was the head girl’s varsity coach at Randolph Tarleton State University, Assistant, 1998-2000 Southern High School, leading that team to its best record in six years and producing the Ball State University, Head Coach (Men’s Club), 1997 school's first all-conference selection. Ball State University, Volunteer Assistant, 1995-98 "Corey will be a great addition to our program," said Holt. "I have great confidence in his abilities and experience. He'll be a refreshing change and is a positive move for our pro- Education gram to make." B.S., Ball State, 1998 General studies with emphasis in sports admin- istration and coaching endorsement minor M.Ed., Tarleton State, 2000 Physical education

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LADY GOVS 2002 SEASON PREVIEW YOUNG SQUAD HAS PLENTY OF QUESTIONS TO ANSWER IN 2002

Questions abound as the 2002 Austin feet or taller. LADY GOVS INSIGHT Peay volleyball squad takes to the court. The “We'll look to a couple of new people top question in head coach Cheryl Holt's very quickly (to contribute),” said Holt. “We DEFENSE – THE NAME OF THE GAME mind is how a young, inexperienced squad signed two players who can come in with a In each of the last five seasons, the will play against a strong schedule. The Lady lot of power and hopefully replace Natalie. Lady Govs have been ranked in the top Govs boast just one senior and two juniors Both Ranay and Veronica are big, strong 15 nationally in digs average. In each of on a 12-person squad. Adding to the youth girls. The only question is how quickly they the past two seasons, Austin Peay has movement is new assistant coach Corey can adjust to the collegiate game.” led the OVC in digs per game and been Carlin. Murrieta will look to contribute as a key ranked in the top three nationally. “Corey is going to be a big part of the reserve for the Lady Govs. During her sopho- Since 1991, the Lady Govs have success of this team,” said Holt. “He brings more campaign, she showed some incon- claimed the OVC’s unofficial dig title new life, new blood into the program. I be- sistencies offensively but her defense con- seven times, including a five-year run lieve this year is going to be a lot of fun and tinued to improve as she finished sixth in from 1992-1996. I'm looking forward to this season.” defense (2.49 dpg). “To be honest we’ve been one of the With the influx of new personnel, Holt “Elizabeth had a real strong spring and smallest teams in the conference,” said has had to keep her goals reasonable for has the most experience at the position be- Holt. “When you don’t block well at the the upcoming season. hind Amy,” said Holt. “She's a good go to net you have to compensate for it on the “There are a lot of questions that we person but isn't a terminator on offense.” court. have to answer about this team very quickly,” The quartet also will provide the first line “It has become a tradition here; it’s a said Holt. “As young as we are, I have just of defense this season, serving as a block- mindset. Not because we coach the girls but their passion to play defense.” two main goals for us this season. First, we ing line. The Lady Govs finished next-to-last have to get better as the year goes on. We in the OVC in team blocking, averaging just Lady Govs “Dig” Volleyball need to see measurable improvements 1.38 blocks per game, the lowest block av- Digs per Game ranking since 1997 when we compare the last match of the year erage since 1990. to the first. Second, I want us to be competi- “Ranay and Veronica are two of the big- NCAA OVC tive in every match we play. We have to be gest players we've had,” said Holt. “We be- Year D/Gm Rank Rank 2001 19.86 3rd1st proud of the way we play when we finish a lieve their addition will improve our block. 2000 20.54 2nd 1st match.” Amy's blocking is much improved but it’s 1999 19.21 12th 2nd going to take big girls to stop some of the 1998 19.66 6th 4th MIDDLE HITTER hitters in this league. We also have one of 1997 21.32 2nd 2nd The Lady Govs return two-thirds of a the best-kept secrets on defense in Sarah dominant middle hitter core in juniors Amy Schramka. I believe she is one of the best Walk and Elizabeth Murrieta. However, the blockers in the league. She's not only going missing third, graduate Natalie Rossier, will to be better this year, but she has such great be a tough fill. That task falls to the two re- technique that she should be a force on de- She wants to play where she can best help turnees and two newcomers, Ranay Dato fense.” the team. Casey will be in the lineup; the and Veronica Senica. only question will be where.” “We have a big void with Natalie's gradu- OUTSIDE HITTER Burkhalter returns after an up-and-down ation,” said Holt. “It was a total shock that Returning senior Casey Kelley anchors freshman campaign that saw her lead the she did as well as she did last year. How- a solid corps of outside hitters that includes team in back-row defense (3.72 dpg) and ever, we also believe that we've had a good sophomores Julie Burkhalter and Sarah finish fourth in kills per game (2.18). middle attack the past few years. Since Kim Schramka. Joining the ranks is incoming “Julie should be past her freshman jit- Smith (a 1999 graduate), we've always had freshman Amber Stein, another raw Wis- ters,” said Holt. “How she does this year is someone who comes out and takes com- consin product with plenty of potential. totally up to her and her level of confidence. mand.” Kelley had another great year defen- She is a versatile player who hits better from This year, the opportunity to command sively, finishing second in defense (3.16 the middle and weak side. She has to have will be left to Walk. The two-time All-OVC dpg). However, her offensive inconsistency the confidence to vary her attack. She can honorable mention struggled some during left a question mark entering the season. hit the ball anywhere, but has a tendency to her sophomore season but finished the year Last year, Kelley opened the season with fall back to what's comfortable.” as the team's third-best attacker (.235 pct., four double-digit kill performances in her first The versatile Schramka will start the 3.11 kpg) and best overall defender (3.12 five matches, but she recorded her last season as outside hitter. However, her abil- dpg, 0.60 bpg). double-digit kill effort at Eastern Kentucky, ity won’t limit her to playing just one position “Amy is going to be a key component in Oct. 5, and failed to record more than two throughout the year. Last year, she finished our offense,” said Holt. “Early on we'll look kills in any match the rest of the season. as the second best hitter on the team (.251 to her to become stronger and be the No. 1 “We had a great spring with Casey,” said pct., 2.70 kpg) and third in points scored offensive threat.” Holt. “She's small but, as a senior, has the (3.10 ppg). The two newcomers will have ample most experience on the squad. We've dis- “With Natalie gone, Sarah is our top re- opportunity to prove themselves on a young cussed her offensive inconsistency and she turning hitter and will be our go-to person,” squad. Dato and Senica both measure six understands our concerns. She's someone said Holt. “She'll start the season as an out- who wants to do what she can for the team. side hitter. But, wherever we put her she can

PAGE 6 AUSTIN PEAY VOLLEYBALL 2002 play and be an effective scorer.” and Cindy is that they can both do different state recruit we've signed since I've been Newcomer Stein brings a lot of potential things at the position.” here,” said Holt. “We really like what she to the outside hitter position. deTurck enters the 2002 campaign with brings to the table as a setter and feel that “Amber is a tremendous athlete,” said the inside track for a starting position. The she's our setter of the future.” Holt. “She has great ability but lacks the tech- sophomore broke out last year and quickly nique so we're going to have to do some found court time at the season's midpoint. LIBERO work with her. She's probably a year away She finished the year averaging 7.73 assists The 2002 season will see the addition from having the confidence to play the posi- per game while playing in just 52 of 104 of one new position to the world of college tion at this level.” games. volleyball, the libero. A staple at the interna- Holt has two key requirements for her “Jamie is in the driver's seat because tional level, the libero is a defensive spe- outside hitters this season. she played all spring,” said Holt. “We like cialist that can enter the game freely at any “We're looking for someone who can do her intensity and she has a great rapport with dead ball. In the past, the Lady Govs have two things,” said Holt. “First, we're looking the team. It will still take some time for her to had plenty of players who could play the for someone who can put the ball down con- learn all aspects of the game, but she has position. The same is true this year, but the sistently, preferably hitting .240 (attack per- worked hard so far to do that. She's also question is when the Lady Govs will have centage) or better. Second, they have to be come a long way defensively and has a tre- the opportunity to use the new position. able to block. More and more teams are run- mendous serve.” “The libero is a blessing and a curse,” ning a right-side attack and we need some- Wall returns after leading the team in said Holt. “We have the opportunity to use one who can force that hitter to go around assists (8.74 pg) last year. However, she it, but we may not have the need. Amy (Walk) them.” missed spring practice after joining the ten- is one of our best defensive players, so we nis team for its spring season and is suffer- can't justify replacing her. Our weakest de- SETTER ing a wrist injury. She enters the upcoming fensive player is our setter (deTurck) but we Holt will look for improvement at the set- season as the Lady Govs’ No. 2 setter. can't replace her because she's a key part ter position this year with Jamie deTurck “Cindy has great hands and is very of the offense.” and Cindy Wall, returning from last year's smart,” said Holt. “She also has a lot of ex- If the Lady Govs can find the opportu- squad. Joining that duo will be freshman perience. This team needs her to perform nity to use the position, they have a couple Kelsey McNalley. this fall.” of returnees who could fill it. In addition, a “We had two first-year setters last year,” McNalley joins the Lady Govs and will number of walk-ons will attempt to join the said Holt. “Even Cindy was truly in her first have the opportunity to learn the offense team and each of them has the ability to play year after playing behind Annie (Glieber) her behind deTurck and Wall. the libero. Top among the possibilities is freshman year. The nice thing about Jamie “Kelsey is probably the most visible in- Kelley and Wall.

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS

First Last First Last First Last Opponent Mtg. Mtg...... W-L-T Opponent Mtg. Mtg...... W-L-T Opponent Mtg. Mtg...... W-L-T Akron 1996 1996 ...... 0-1-0 Lehigh 2002 Samford 1991 1995 ...... 3-0-0 Alabama 1989 1995 ...... 0-4-0 Louisiana-Lafayette 1995 1997 ...... 1-1-0 * Southeast Missouri 1991 2001 ...... 8-19-0 Alabama-Birmingham 1993 1994 ...... 0-2-0 Louisiana-Monroe 1990 1998 ...... 1-1-0 Southern Illinois 1995 1999 ...... 3-1-0 Arkansas State 1988 1997 ...... 1-5-0 Louisville 1988 1990 ...... 0-3-0 Southern Indiana 1987 1992 ...... 6-2-0 Arkansas-Little Rock 1992 1992 ...... 0-1-0 Loyola 1992 1992 ...... 0-1-0 Southern Mississippi 1992 1992 ...... 1-0-0 Ball State 1999 1999 ...... 0-1-0 Marquette 1993 1993 ...... 0-1-0 Southwest Texas 1994 1994 ...... 0-1-0 Bellarmine 1987 1987 ...... 1-0-0 Marshall 1999 1999 ...... 1-0-0 St. Louis 1989 1999 ...... 2-6-0 Belmont 1998 2001 ...... 7-0-0 Memphis State 1987 1996 ...... 1-5-0 Stephen F. Austin 1995 1995 ...... 0-1-0 Bradley 2001 2001 ...... 0-1-0 Miami-Ohio 1995 1995 ...... 0-1-0 Tennessee 1988 1990 ...... 0-2-0 Buffalo 1997 1997 ...... 0-1-0 Middle Tennessee 1987 2001 ...... 27-7-0 Tennessee-Chattanooga 1987 2000 ...... 15-7-0 Butler 1992 2001 ...... 0-2-0 Midway 1987 1987 ...... 1-0-0 * Tennessee-Martin 1987 2001 ...... 21-11-0 Central Michigan 2002 Mississippi 1989 1992 ...... 0-2-0 * Tennessee State 1987 2001 ...... 33-0-0 Chicago State 1998 1998 ...... 1-0-0 Mississippi State 1997 1997 ...... 1-0-0 * Tennessee Tech 1987 2001 ...... 18-18-0 Christian Brothers 1988 2000 ...... 2-0-0 Missouri-Kansas City 1993 1993 ...... 0-1-0 Texas-San Antonio 1994 1994 ...... 1-0-0 Cincinnati 1987 1987 ...... 0-1-0 Montana State 1996 1996 ...... 0-1-0 Troy State 1993 1999 ...... 6-1-0 College of Charleston 2000 2000 ...... 1-0-0 * Morehead State 1987 2001 ...... 18-19-0 Tulane 1991 1991 ...... 0-1-0 Dayton 1999 1999 ...... 0-1-0 * Murray State 1987 2001 ...... 15-20-0 Tulsa 1991 1991 ...... 1-0-0 Delaware 2001 2001 ...... 0-1-0 Nichols State 1993 1993 ...... 1-0-0 Valparaiso 1989 1989 ...... 0-1-0 East Tennessee 1992 1994 ...... 1-1-0 North Alabama 1996 1997 ...... 1-1-0 Virginia Commonwealth 1998 1998 ...... 1-0-0 * Eastern Illinois 1996 2001 ...... 6-8-0 North Carolina-Charlotte 1999 1999 ...... 1-0-0 Western Illinois 1999 1999 ...... 2-0-0 * Eastern Kentucky 1987 2001 ...... 13-19-0 North Texas 1993 1993 ...... 1-0-0 Western Kentucky 1987 2001 ...... 5-15-0 Evansville 1987 2001 ...... 12-10-0 Northern Illinois 1998 1998 ...... 0-1-0 Wisconsin-Green Bay 1997 1997 ...... 1-0-0 Florida International 2000 2000 ...... 1-0-0 Northern Iowa 1998 1998 ...... 0-1-0 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 2000 2000 ...... 0-1-0 Furman 1993 1993 ...... 0-2-0 Oakland (Ind.) 1998 1998 ...... 1-0-0 Wright State 2002 Georgia State 1989 1995 ...... 3-1-0 Oral Roberts 1994 1994 ...... 0-1-0 Wyoming 2000 2000 ...... 0-1-0 Indiana State 1995 1998 ...... 1-1-0 Portland 2000 2000 ...... 1-0-0 Xavier-Ohio 1989 1996 ...... 1-6-0 Jackson State 1996 1996 ...... 1-0-0 Providence 2002 Youngstown State 1987 1987 ...... 1-0-0 Jacksonville State 1995 1998 ...... 3-0-0 Radford 1992 1992 ...... 1-0-0 * - Current Ohio Valley Conference Member James Madison 2000 2000 ...... 0-1-0 Robert Morris 1996 1996 ...... 1-0-0 2002 opponents in bold Kentucky 2000 2000 ...... 1-0-0

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BURKHALTER’S CAREER NOTES At Austin Peay: As a freshman, finished up-and-down campaign, averaging 3.72 digs per game and 2.18 kills per game and ranking first and fourth on the team, respectively… Burkhalter started the 2001 campaign with double-digit kill totals in four of her first five matches… was named OVC co- freshman of the week, Sept. 3, following her efforts at the Butler Invitational, during which she aver- aged a team-high 4.92 digs per game and was second on the team with 2.62 kills per game… she then went the rest of September without double-digit kills before starting October with double-digit 7 efforts in four of five matches from Oct. 7 to Oct. 13, including a season-high 16 kills against Morehead State, Oct. 13… finished season with 11-kill, 13-dig effort at OVC tournament against Southeast Missouri, the last of her season’s 12 double-double efforts. At Alvin HS: Under head coach Katy Garza, Burkhalter earned first-team all-district recognition her senior year, after being named an honorable mention selection her two previous years… she helped Alvin High to back-to-back 40-4 seasons and back-to-back State 5A semifinal appearances in JULIE BURKHALTER 1999 and 2000… she was named the team’s most outstanding utility player and was Alvin High’s female nominee for the high school Heisman Trophy… also played basketball, lettering in each of her 5-9 • Sophomore • OH/MB final three years, and was named the team’s defensive player of the year as a junior. Academically: At Austin Peay: Burkhalter was named to the Dean’s List and Athletic Director’s Alvin, Texas Honor Roll during each of her first two semesters. At Alvin HS: As a senior, was named to the volley- ball academic all-state squad… was a member of the National Honor Society… finished with a 4.0 Alvin HS GPA and was ranked ninth in her class of 543… was named a 2000-01 Texas Scholar. Career Highs Personal: Daughter of Jerry and Cherie Burkhalter… born July 29, 1983… favorite foods are Pct...... 500 at Belmont (09/29/01) hamburgers and pizza… athlete or coach she most idolizes is her high school coach Katy Garza. Kills ...... 16 vs. Morehead State (10/13/01) Assists ...... 3 nt. Southeast Missouri (11/16/01) Digs ...... 27 at Butler (09/01/01) Blocks ...... 3 vs. Evansville (09/04/01) Aces ...... 4 vs. Belmont (10/31/01) Points .. 17.0 vs. Southeast Missouri (10/23/01) BURKHALTER’S CAREER STATISTICS

Year GP MP K K/G E TA Pct A SA SE RE DIG D/G BS BA TB 2001 99 28 216 2.18 103 717 .158 25 25 18 29 368 3.72 2 12 14

deTURCK’S CAREER NOTES At Austin Peay: As a freshman, deTurck finished season averaging 7.73 assists and 1.35 digs per game in just 52 games played… played in each of season’s last 12 matches after playing in just five of first 16… found place in rotation with 38-assist, 10-dig effort against Morehead State, Oct. 13, and was a regular fixture thereafter… recorded career-high 63 assists, helping the Lady Govs to a 3- 2 match-victory against Southeast Missouri, Oct. 23. At Trinity HS: Under head coach Susan Kaufman, deTurck finished her career with 10 single- 10 season records, including a school-record 922 assists in 2000… received numerous local honors, including all-area first-team recognition by the “Dallas Morning News”… she also was named District 7-5A setter of the year and received first-team all-district recognition… was also a member of the basketball team, becoming the first freshman to play on Trinity High’s varsity team… also was a first- team all-district basketball selection and defensive player of the year. Academically: At Austin Peay: deTurck is a two-time Athletic Director’s Honor Roll member and JAMIE DETURCK was a member of the Dean’s List during the Spring. At Trinity HS: As a senior, was an academic all- state selection and academic all-district 7-5A first-team selection… finished her high school career 5-9 • Sophomore • S ranked 22nd out of 721 class members. Personal: Last name is pronounced duh-TURK… daughter of David and Diane deTurck… born Bedford, Texas Dec. 22, 1982… favorite song is “It’s a Great Day to be Alive” by Travis Tritt… favorite movie is Trinity HS “Remember the Titans.” Career Highs Pct...... NA Kills ...... 3 m.r. at Tennessee-Martin (11/09/01) Assists .... 63 vs. Southeast Missouri (10/23/01) Digs ...... 13 vs. Murray State (10/16/01) Blocks ...... 4 at Murray State (11/06/01) Aces ...... 1 at Southeast Missouri (11/16/01) Points .... 4.5 m.r. at Tennessee-Martin (11/09/01) deTURCK’S CAREER STATISTICS

Year GP MP K K/G E TA Pct A SA SE RE DIG D/G BS BA TB 2001 52 17 24 0.46 5 68 .279 402 1 6 0 70 1.35 1 19 20

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KELLEY’S CAREER NOTES At Austin Peay: As a junior, finished the 2001 season averaging 1.17 kills and 3.16 digs per game… started season on an offensive tear, recording double-digit kills in four of first five matches, including a career-best 22 kills against Evansville, Sept. 4… offense went into a slump near mid- season; however, defense became her forte as she registered double-digit digs in 11 of her last 16 matches… recorded career-high 32 digs at Eastern Kentucky, Oct. 7, to start the final finishing stretch. As a sophomore, saw a more prominent role in the Lady Govs offense… started the season on a 8 tear… however, an offensive slump forced a late-season move back to her defensive specialist role… recorded double-digit kills in nine of the season’s first 17 matches, including eight double-doubles… recorded a career-best .526 attack percentage (10k, 0e, 19att) against Belmont, her last double-digit kill performance… recorded double-digit digs in 17 of the season’s first 22 matches, including a then career-best 26-dig performance against Tennessee-Chattanooga. As a freshman, was primarily a back-row specialist for the Lady Govs, recording 256 digs and 33 CASEY KELLEY service aces in 34 matches… recorded a season-high 15 digs at Eastern Kentucky, Nov. 15… re- corded three service aces in four different contests… against Tennessee State, hit for season-high 5-7 • Senior • OH/DS four kills, adding three service aces and three digs. At Pius XI HS: Under head coach Dave Scher, Kelley was named Illinois Early Bird Tournament Menomonee Falls, Wis. MVP… received “Milwaukee Journal Sentinel” Player of the Week honors… as a junior, squad was conference runner-up… as a freshman, team won conference championship… three-time varsity Pius XI HS letterwinner… played club ball under Doug Hex… club team ranked No. 37 in country in 1998-99… Career Highs qualified for the nationals in 1997… also received honors in basketball and track. Pct...... 526 at Belmont (10/05/00) Academically: At Austin Peay: Elementary education major… has been a member of Athletic Kills ...... 22 vs. Evansville (09/04/01) Director's Honor Roll for six consecutive semesters and was named to Dean’s List during both the Fall Assists ...... 4 vs. Tennessee-Martin (10/09/01) 2001 and Spring 2002 semesters, including a perfect 4.0 GPA during the Spring… named to the OVC Digs ...... 32 at Eastern Kentucky (10/07/01) Commissioner’s Honor Roll (3.25 GPA or better) for the first time in 2000-01. Blocks ...... 3 vs. Belmont (09/02/00) Personal: Daughter of Tim and Jane Kelley… born Jan. 18, 1981… favorite movie is “Girl Inter- Aces ...... 4 at Kentucky (09/16/00) rupted”… favorite musical artist is John Mayer. Points .. 25.5 vs. Evansville (09/04/01) KELLEY’S CAREER STATISTICS

Year GP MP K K/G E TA Pct A SA SE RE DIG D/G BS BA TB 1999 126 34 15 0.12 23 99 -.081 25 33 44 25 256 2.03 0 3 3 2000 103 32 217 2.11 114 767 .134 30 26 19 32 316 3.07 5 11 16 2001 100 28 117 1.17 66 395 .129 13 31 28 25 316 3.16 0 8 8 TOT 329 94 349 1.06 203 1261 .116 68 90 91 82 888 2.70 5 22 27

MURRIETA’S CAREER NOTES At Austin Peay: As a sophomore, Murrieta was primarily a back-row specialist, averaging 2.49 digs per game over 72 games… recorded 18 digs at Eastern Kentucky, Oct. 7, tying career-high… finished season with six double-digit dig performances, including back-to-back efforts at Butler (11 digs) and against Delaware (13 digs), both on Oct. 1 at the Butler Invitational. As a freshman, Murrieta sporadically showed flashes of her offensive potential and was a solid contributor on the defensive end… recorded two double-doubles during the season: a 12-kill, 18-dig 6 performance against Florida International and a 12-kill, 10-dig performance against Morehead State… saw the ball more frequently near season’s end, recording double-digit attacks in eight of the last nine contests. At Rosary HS: Under head coach Wendy Herb, Murrieta was named to the first team All-Califor- nia Interscholastic Federation Southern Section her senior year… recorded 178 kills, 53 blocks and 121 digs in her senior campaign… was named Most Valuable Player her junior and senior years. ELIZABETH MURRIETA Academically: At Austin Peay: Business major… named to Athletic Director's Honor Roll in each of her four semesters… Dean’s List member in Spring 2001 and Fall 2001… member of OVC 5-10 • Junior • OH/MB Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the 2000-01 season. At Rosary HS: Named a scholar-athlete each of her last three years. Whittier, Calif. Personal: Last name pronounced: Murr-ee-ett-tuh… daughter of Javier and Janett Murrieta… born Oct. 2, 1982… favorite TV show is “Friends”… favorite foods are green apples, Mexican foods Rosary HS and lasagna. Career Highs Pct...... 400 vs. Western Kentucky (9/12/00) Kills ...... 12 m.r. vs. Morehead St. (10/27/00) Assists ...... 4 vs. Eastern Kentucky (10/12/01) Digs ...... 18 m.r. at Eastern Kentucky (10/07/01) Blocks ...... 2 m.r. vs. Southeast Mo. (10/24/00) Aces ...... 4 m.r. at Eastern Kentucky (10/07/01) Points .... 8.5 vs. Tennessee-Martin (10/09/01) MURRIETA’S CAREER STATISTICS

Year GP MP K K/G E TA Pct A SA SE RE DIG D/G BS BA TB 2000 78 32 86 1.10 78 375 .021 13 12 25 21 154 1.97 1 10 11 2001 72 23 35 0.49 32 176 .017 16 29 16 21 179 2.49 0 3 3 TOT 150 55 121 0.81 110 551 .020 29 41 41 42 333 2.22 1 13 14

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SCHRAMKA’S CAREER NOTES At Austin Peay: As a freshman, Schramka became the ninth Lady Gov all-time to be named to the OVC All-Newcomer squad… averaged 2.70 kills and 2.37 digs per game in 2001, playing in 103 games over 28 matches… was third on team in hitting percentage (.251) and kills (278)… recorded season-high 17 kills at Eastern Kentucky, Oct. 7, and ended year with a .369 hitting percentage and 31 kills against the Lady Colonels in two matches… nearly recorded a triple-double against Murray State, Nov. 6, with a 12-kill, 10-dig, seven-block effort… finished season with six consecutive double-digit kill 9 performance, four of those double-double efforts… recorded eight double-doubles during her fresh- man campaign. At Menomonee Falls HS: Under head coach Pauline Bresky, Schramka was a two-time all-state honoree… she also was an all-conference selection in 1999 and 2000… while playing for the Junior Olympic club team, Milwaukee Sting, she was named to the All-America Team in 1999. Academically: At Austin Peay: Named to Athletic Director’s Honor Roll in each of her first two SARAH SCHRAMKA semesters… named to Dean’s List in Fall 2001. Personal: Last name is pronounced SHRAM-kuh… daughter of Paul and Anne Schramka… born 5-11 • Sophomore • OH July 31, 1983… favorite TV show is “Dawson’s Creek”… favorite foods include spaghetti, steak and mashed potatoes with gravy. Menomonee Falls, Wis. Menomonee Falls HS Career Highs Pct...... 591 vs. Eastern Kentucky (10/12/01) Kills ...... 17 at Eastern Kentucky (10/07/01) Assists ...... 7 nt. St. Louis (08/31/01) Digs ...... 21 vs. Southeast Missouri (10/23/01) Blocks ...... 7 at Murray State (11/06/01) Aces ...... 2 m.r. at Southeast Missouri (11/16/01) Points .. 20.5 at Eastern Kentucky (10/12/01) SCHRAMKA’S CAREER STATISTICS

Year GP MP K K/G E TA Pct A SA SE RE DIG D/G BS BA TB 2001 103 28 278 2.70 92 740 .251 86 15 18 24 253 2.46 4 44 48

WALK’S CAREER NOTES At Austin Peay: As a sophomore, named to All-OVC honorable mention squad for second consecu- tive season… suffered a “sophomore slump” as opposing teams focused defense on her, allowing then- senior Natalie Rossier to record a career season… still, finished with 323 kills in 104 games played, averaging 3.11 kills and 3.15 digs per game… finished 10th among OVC players in digs per game… recorded 18 double-digit kill efforts during the season… however, her defense became key in the season’s last nine matches, recording double-digit dig efforts in each match and averaging 3.82 digs per game 13 during that stretch. As a freshman, was an All-OVC honorable mention selection, a member of the OVC All-Newcomer squad and OVC All-Tournament team… led team in attack percentage (.291, 8th OVC), kills per game (3.45, 6th OVC) and blocks per game (0.62)… recorded then school-record .765 hitting percentage (13k- 0e-17att) at Tennessee State, Nov. 2… that percentage ranked as the league bestin 2000… recorded double-digit kills in last 15 contests and in 25 of 33 season’s matches played… all-around player recorded MY ALK season-high seven blocks at Murray State, Oct. 10, and season-best 21 digs at Morehead State, Oct. 27… A W recorded 36 kills in two contests at OVC Championships, including a 22-kill, 13-dig performance against Morehead State… ended season with 15 double-doubles. 6-0 • Junior • MB At Neoga Junior-Senior HS: Under head coach Lori Beals, Walk set a school record for career kills with 1,302… named to first-team All-National Trail Conference her senior year… was also named Decatur Neoga, Ill. Herald & Review’s Player of the Year… a four-year varsity starter, was named team’s Most Valuable Player Neoga HS each of her four years. Academically: At Austin Peay: Elementary Education major… earned a 4.0 GPA during Spring 2001 Career Highs semester… named to the Athletic Director's Honor Roll during each of her first four semesters… three-time Pct...... 765 at Tennessee State (11/02/00) member of Dean’s List… named to 2000-01 OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll. At Neoga Junior-Senior HS: Kills ...... 24 vs. Southeast Mo. (10/24/00) Was a member of the National Honor Society… was named to Neoga High Honor Roll… received numer- Assists ...... 6 vs. Portland (9/8/00) ous honors in science, including zoology and botany “Student of the Year.” Digs ...... 25 vs. UT-Chattanooga (9/6/00) Personal: Daughter of Ed and Susan Walk… born March 5, 1982… favorite food is green bean Blocks ...... 7 at Murray State (10/10/00) casserole… career goal after college is to open her own bakery or pastry shop. Aces ...... 4 vs. Eastern Kentucky (10/07/01) Points .. 22.0 vs. Tennessee-Martin (10/09/01) WALK’S CAREER STATISTICS

Year GP MP K K/G E TA Pct A SA SE RE DIG D/G BS BA TB 2000 119 33 410 3.45 127 974 .291 39 24 17 20 333 2.80 9 65 74 2001 104 28 323 3.11 110 908 .235 27 30 15 43 324 3.12 11 51 62 TOT 223 61 733 3.29 237 1882 .264 66 54 32 63 657 2.95 20 116 136

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WALL’S CAREER NOTES At Austin Peay: As a sophomore, Wall suffered through inconsistencies in her first year as the Lady Govs primary setter… finished season as team’s leading setter, averaging 8.74 assists per game in 90 games played… beginning at season’s midpoint split setting role with Jamie deTurck… recorded career-high 66 assists in four-game match at Eastern Kentucky, Oct. 7… had 12 double- double efforts during the season… played tennis during Spring 2002 semester. As a freshman, saw limited playing time as a setter behind APSU’s all-time leading setter, Annie 1 Glieber… played in 12 matches mostly as a setter/defensive specialist… recorded season highs in assists (6), digs (4) and service aces (2) at Tennessee State, Nov. 2. At Pius XI HS: Under head coach Dave Scher, Wall was named all-conference and all-state her senior year. Academically: At Austin Peay: Mathematics major… has recorded a 4.0 GPA in three of her four semesters… is a four-time member of the Athletic Director's Honor Roll and Dean’s List… named to CINDY WALL 2000-01 OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll. At Pius XI HS: was a member of the National Honor Soci- ety… ranked eighth out of 340 students with a 4.317 GPA 5-6 • Junior • S/DS Personal: Daughter of Thomas and Carrie Wall… born Jan. 25, 1982… favorite music artist is Kenny Chesney… favorite foods are Italian food and chocolate. Cedarburg, Wis. Pius XI HS Career Highs Pct...... NA Kills ...... 4 m.r. vs. Delaware (09/01/01) Assists .... 66 at Eastern Kentucky (10/07/01) Digs ...... 15 m.r. at Murray State (11/06/01) Blocks ...... 2 vs. Evansville (09/04/02) Aces ...... 3 m.r. nt. St. Louis (08/31/01) Points .... 6.0 m.r. at Evansville (09/04/01) WALL’S CAREER STATISTICS

Year GP MP K K/G E TA Pct A SA SE RE DIG D/G BS BA TB 1999 126 34 15 0.12 23 99 -.081 25 33 44 25 256 2.03 0 3 3 2000 103 32 217 2.11 114 767 .134 30 26 19 32 316 3.07 5 11 16 2001 100 28 117 1.17 66 395 .129 13 31 28 25 316 3.16 0 8 8 TOT 329 94 349 1.06 203 1261 .116 68 90 91 82 888 2.70 5 22 27 LADY GOVS ALL-TIME HONORS

All-Ohio Valley Conference All-Newcomer First Team 1990 ...... Stephanie Garrard 1984 ...... Trish Rivers 1993 ...... Cori Brown 1987 ...... † Connie Caldwell 1996 ...... Kim Smith 1991 ...... Isabel Canedo 1997 ...... Annie Glieber 1992 ...... † Isabel Canedo 1997 ...... Laura Mitchell 1992 ...... Melissa Gailey 1997 ...... Becky Sowinski 2000 ...... Becky Sowinski 1998 ...... Danielle Waldrep 2001 ...... Natalie Rossier 2000 ...... Amy Walk † - OVC Player-of-the-Year 2001 ...... Sarah Schramka Isabel Canedo Two-Time All-OVC Selection Second Team OVC All-Tournament Two-Time OVC All-Tournament Selection 1990 ...... Karla Friese 1986 ...... Connie Caldwell 1992 OVC Player-of-the-Year 1991 ...... Melissa Gailey 1991 ...... Isabel Canedo 1992 OVC Tournament MVP 1993 ...... Heather Eubanks 1991 ...... Tisa Batey Inducted into APSU Hall of Fame in 2001 1993 ...... Kayce Lampp 1992 ...... * Isabel Canedo 1995 ...... Amber Parks 1992 ...... Melissa Gailey 1996 ...... Tarol Page 1993 ...... Stephanie Garrard 1997 ...... Diana Hart 1999 ...... Annie Glieber 1998 ...... Becky Sowinski 1999 ...... Natalie Rossier 1998 ...... Kim Smith 2000 ...... Amy Walk 2000 ...... Annie Glieber * - OVC Tournament MVP

Honorable Mention OVC Coach of the Year 1994 ...... Cori Brown 1986 (South) ...... Cheryl Holt 1994 ...... Suzanne Parker 1987 (South) ...... Cheryl Holt 1995 ...... Suzanne Parker 1991 ...... Cheryl Holt 1996 ...... Kim Smith 1992 ...... Cheryl Holt 1997 ...... Laura Mitchell 1999 ...... Annie Glieber 1999 ...... Becky Sowinski 2000 ...... Amy Walk 2001 ...... Amy Walk PAGE 11 AUSTIN PEAY VOLLEYBALL 2002

DATO’S CAREER NOTES At La Habra HS: Under head coach Paul Burdine, Dato was two-time all-league and a second- team all-county volleyball selection her senior year… led La Habra to a California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section championship in 2000-2001 and was an all-tournament selection… was a two-sport athlete, playing basketball, where she was a four-time all-league selection, and named conference defensive player of the year as a senior. Academically: At La Habra HS: Four-time scholar-athlete and a member of honor roll… received 5 President's Award for Academic Achievement. Personal: Daughter of Jim and Pattie Dato… born Dec. 21, 1982… favorite music group is Pink Floyd… favorite television show is “The Simpsons.”

RANAY DATO 6-1 • Freshman • OH/MH La Habra, Calif. La Habra HS

McNALLEY’S CAREER NOTES At Ooltewah HS: Under head coach Elaine Peigen, led Ooltewah High School to the Class AAA state championship – the first in school history, where they finished state runner-up… was named to the all-state tournament squad, the Class AAA all-state team and was the Region 3 Most Valuable Player… named Player of the Year by the “Chattanooga Times Free Press”… finished her senior season with 363 kills, 701 assists, 421 digs and 388 points in 66 matches… was a three-time team captain. 3 Personal: Daughter of Steve McNalley and LeAnn McNalley-Love… born June 29, 1984… favor- ite musical artist is Enrique Iglesias and her favorite song is his “Hero.”

KELSEY MCNALLEY 5-9 • Freshman • S Chattanooga, Tenn. Ooltewah HS

SENICA’S CAREER NOTES At LaSalle-Peru HS: Under head coach Mark Haberkorn, Senica was a unanimous all-confer- ence selection her senior year, after being named to the second team her junior year and honorable mention her sophomore season… was named honorable mention all-state by the “Champaign (Ill.) News Gazette”… led LaSalle-Peru High School in points (163), kills (275) and service aces (64) during her senior campaign… a two-sport athlete, she also was third-team all-area basketball her senior year, leading the team in rebounds. 12 Personal: Daughter of Jeff and Angie Senica… born July 20, 1984… favorite music group is Blink 182… favorite television show is “Will and Grace”… athlete she most idolizes is Tim Duncan.

VERONICA SENICA 6-1 • Freshman • OH/MH LaSalle, Ill. LaSalle-Peru HS

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STEIN’S CAREER NOTES At Appleton East HS: Under head coach Tammy Wittmann, Stein was an honorable mention all- state selection and a first-team all-conference selection during her junior and senior seasons… mem- ber of Appleton “Post-Crescent” all-area team… two-sport athlete also competed in track and field, participating in the 100-meter dash, anchor for the 400-meter relay team, the triple jump and pole vault. 2 Personal: Daughter of Greg and Brenda Stein… born Dec. 23, 1983… plays the violin.

AMBER STEIN 5-9 • Freshman • OH Appleton, Wis. Appleton East HS

LADY GOVS VOLLEYBALL ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS – A – Annie Glieber ...... 1997-2000 – R – Glynnis Anderson-Smith ...... 1980 Jana Goss ...... ??? Patty Reutebuch ...... 1980-1983 Jennifer Anderson ...... 1996-1997 Jaime Greene ...... 1992 Sherri Rhea ...... 1984 Laura Anger ...... 1980 Dawn Grimes ...... 1992, 1994-1996 Trish Rivers ...... 1983-1984 Emily Anthony ...... 1994-1997 Amber Grundhoefer ...... 1997-2000 Jennifer Roach ...... 1988-1991 Vann Austin ...... 1993-1995 – H – Melissa Ross-Harris ...... 1985-1987 – B – Amy Hailey ...... 1980 Natalie Rossier ...... 1998-2001 Jennifer Babcock ...... 1998-2001 Valemcia Halsey ...... 1980 – S – Stefanie Ballinger ...... 1991-1992 Valencia Halsey ...... 1980 Sonya Sanderson ...... 1987-1990 Tisa Batey ...... 1988-1991 Diana Hart ...... 1996-1997 Sarah Schramka ...... 2001-present Sandra Beason ...... 1981-1984 Danielle Hotrum ...... 1994 Christy Sherrod ...... 1984 Kaddie Bell ...... 1981-1984 Stacey Hrabota ...... 1993-1996 Kim Smith ...... 1996-1999 Beth Bellar ...... 1984-1985 Amanda Hurst ...... 1993 Kim Smyer ...... 1984-1986 Tina Binkley ...... 1982 – J – Lisa Snow ...... 1981 Pam Bishop ...... 1983 Linda Johnson ...... 1980-1982 Becky Sowinski ...... 1997-2000 Cori Bown ...... 1993-1996 Shonda Johnson ...... 1981 Bobbi Steiff ...... 1987-1990 Jennifer Brooks ...... 1998-1999 Karen Jolly ...... 1997-2000 Jennifer Stockdale ...... 1981-1982 Julie Burkhalter ...... 2001-present Margaret Jones ...... 1969-1972 – T U V – – C – – K L – Beth Tidwell ...... 1985-1988 Connie Caldwell ...... 1984-1987 Casey Kelley ...... 1999-present Karen Viator ...... 1982 Christy Campbell ...... 1993 Patty Kidd ...... 1988-1991 Blair Vollmer ...... 1998-2001 Isabel Canedo ...... 1991-1992 Rhonda Knight ...... 1985 Linda Wakefield ...... ??? Noemi Chiabra ...... 1995-1996 Amy Koontz ...... 1989-1990 Danielle Waldrep ...... 1998-2001 Pam Cooper ...... 1986-1987 Kaycee Lampp ...... 1992-1993 – W – – D E F – Christina Lester ...... 1981 Amy Walk ...... 2000-present Pam Davidson ...... 1969-1972 Carla Luke ...... 1987 Ava Walker ...... ??? Jamie deTurck ...... 2001-present – M – Cindy Wall ...... 2000-present Cheryl Dillehay ...... 1981 April Mackie ...... 1985-1988 Cindy Weather ...... 1981-1984 Pat Eldredge ...... 1980 Rita McCoin ...... 1982 Jenny Wenning ...... 1996-1999 Heather Eubanks ...... 1992-1993 Sharon Mendon ...... 1981-1984 Mitzi West ...... 1991-1993 Marsha Farley ...... ??? Andrea Miller ...... 1992-1995 Yolanda Westfield ...... 1987-1988, 1990-1991 Mary Fields ...... 1980-1983 Laura Mitchell ...... 1997 Alicia Fletcher ...... 1988-1991 Elizabeth Murrieta ...... 2000-present Karla Friese ...... 1989-1990 – P – – G – Tarol Page ...... 1993-1996 Melissa Gailey ...... 1991-1992 Suzanne Parker ...... 1994-1995 Stephanie Garrard ...... 1990-1993 Amber Parks ...... 1994-1995 Shawn Gideon ...... 1983 Susan Phillips ...... ??? Arlene Gleichman ...... 1980 Andrea Preston ...... 2001

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2002 NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS

BELMONT BUTLER CENTRAL MICHIGAN Location ...... Nashville, Tenn. Location ...... Indianapolis, Ind. Location ...... Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Nickname ...... Lady Bruins Nickname ...... Bulldogs Nickname ...... Chippewas Conference ...... Atlantic Sun Conference ...... Horizon League Conference ...... Mid-American Head Coach ...... Jill Simmons Head Coach ...... Sharon Clark Head Coach ...... Elaine Piha 2001 Record ...... 6-17, 2-8 (9th) 2001 Record ...... 12-13, 6-8 (t-4th) 2001 Record ...... 6-20, 1-17 (6th-W) Volleyball Contact ...... Matt Fairchild Volleyball Contact ...... Kelly Antcliff Volleyball Contact ...... TBA Office Phone ...... (615) 460-5990 Office Phone ...... (317) 940-9671 Office Phone ...... (989) 774-3277 Fax Number ...... (615) 460-5584 Fax Number ...... (317) 940-9808 Fax Number ...... (989) 774-7324 www.belmont.edu/athletics www.butlersports.com www.cmuchippewas.com

CINCINNATI EVANSVILLE LEHIGH Location ...... Cincinnati, Ohio Location ...... Evansville, Ind. Location ...... Bethlehem, Pa. Nickname ...... Bearcats Nickname ...... Purple Aces Nickname ...... Mountain Hawks Conference ...... Conference USA Conference ...... Missouri Valley Conference ...... Patriot League Head Coach ...... Reed Sunahara Head Coach ...... Mark Hardaway Head Coach ...... Patrick H. Nicholas 2001 Record ...... 23-8, 14-2 (1st) 2001 Record ...... 6-25, 2-16 (9th) 2001 Record ...... 15-15, 7-5 (4th) Volleyball Contact ...... Geoff Wiswell Volleyball Contact ...... TBA Volleyball Contact ...... Jim Marshall Office Phone ...... (513) 556-4500 Office Phone ...... (812) 479-2350 Office Phone ...... (610) 758-6631 Fax Number ...... (513) 556-0619 Fax Number ...... (812) 479-2090 Fax Number ...... (610) 758-4407 www.ucbearcats.com www.gopurpleaces.com www2.lehigh.edu

MARQUETTE MIDDLE TENNESSEE PROVIDENCE Location ...... Milwaukee, Wis. Location ...... Murfreesboro, Tenn. Location ...... Providence, R.I. Nickname ...... Golden Eagles Nickname ...... Lady Raiders Nickname ...... Friars Conference ...... Conference USA Conference ...... Sun Belt Conference ...... Big East Head Coach ...... Pati Rolf Head Coach ...... Lisa Kissee Head Coach ...... Margot Royer 2001 Record ...... 19-13, 9-7 (6th) 2001 Record ...... 10-23, 4-10 (4th-E) 2001 Record ...... 6-20, 0-12 (13th) Volleyball Contact ...... John Farina Volleyball Contact ...... Denise Gideon Volleyball Contact ...... John Dolan Office Phone ...... (414) 288-7447 Office Phone ...... (615) 904-8080 Office Phone ...... TBA Fax Number ...... (414) 288-6519 Fax Number ...... (615) 898-5626 Office Fax ...... (401) 865-2583 www.gomarquette.com www.goblueraiders.com www.friars.com

SAINT LOUIS VALPARAISO WESTERN KENTUCKY Location ...... St. Louis, Mo. Location ...... Valparaiso, Ind. Location ...... Bowling Green, Ky. Nickname ...... Billikens Nickname ...... Crusaders Nickname ...... Lady Toppers Conference ...... Conference USA Conference ...... Mid-Continent Conference ...... Sun Belt Head Coach ...... Marilyn Nolen Head Coach ...... Becky Madden Head Coach ...... Travis Hudson 2001 Record ...... 13-14, 8-8 (7th) 2001 Record ...... 12-17, 10-2 (2nd) 2001 Record ...... 24-6, 13-1 (1st-E) Volleyball Contact ...... Chuck Yahng Volleyball Contact ...... Ryan Wronkowicz Volleyball Contact ...... Chris Glowacki Office Phone ...... (314) 977-3346 Office Phone ...... (219) 464-5232 Office Phone ...... (270) 745-5388 Fax Number ...... (314) 977-7193 Fax Number ...... (219) 464-5762 Fax Number ...... (270) 745-3444 www.slubillikens.com www.valpo.edu/athletics www.wkusports.com

WRIGHT STATE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Location ...... Dayton, Ohio 2002 Champions ...... Stanford University (33-2) Nickname ...... Raiders Conference ...... Horizon League 2003 NCAA Women’s Volleyball Tournament Schedule Head Coach ...... Joylynn Tracy First & Second Rounds ...... Dec. 4-7, 2003/Campus Sites 2001 Record ...... 21-7, 11-3 (3rd) Volleyball Contact ...... Matt Zircher Regionals ...... Dec. 11-14, 2003/Campus Sites Office Phone ...... (937) 775-2831 Championships ...... Dec. 18 & 20, 2003/Reunion Arena, Dallas, Texas Fax Number ...... (937) 775-2818 www.ncaachampionships.com www.wsuraiders.com

Keep up to date with the latest NCAA Volleyball news, statistics and 2002 championship information at: www.ncaachampionships.com

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OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE

When the presidents of six mid-southern uni- ognizes excellence in the classroom. The presti- of rifle. versities gathered 53 years ago at a hotel in Ken- gious OVC Academic Achievement Banner is Over the last few years, the league has grown, tucky, they united with a goal of providing leader- awarded annually to the league school whose ath- not only in the number of athletics opportunities it ship and vision, in education and athletics, for the letes produce the highest grade-point average provides, but also in number of league institutions. future. when compared to the general student body. In In the 1990s, the league grew to 10 members as That vision has grown and fostered since the addition, a dozen Scholar-Athlete awards are pre- Eastern Illinois University joined the league for all initial meeting in 1948, when the Ohio Valley Con- sented yearly to male and female athletes while sports. In recent years, Southeast Missouri and ference was formed. others are commended for their academic suc- the University of Tennessee-Martin also were a It didn’t take long before the OVC was making cess by being Medal of Honor recipients or named part of league expansion. Other representatives a mark nationally in athletics, and the league also to the Commissioner’s Honor Roll. include charter members Eastern Kentucky, became a pioneer on a much more significant The OVC presently sponsors the following Morehead State and Murray State along with Aus- scale socially. During times of racial integration, sports: baseball, basketball, cross country, foot- tin Peay, Tennessee State and Tennessee Tech. OVC member Morehead State became one of the ball, golf, tennis and track for men; and basket- The OVC will expand into Alabama, it’s fifth state, first non-traditionally black institutions to accept ball, cross country, golf, softball, soccer, tennis, in 2002 as Jacksonville State and Samford will a black student. In 1958, Marshall Banks earned track and volleyball for women. The OVC also join the league. athletically-related aid at Morehead, which signed sponsors the combined men and women’s sport a second black athlete, Howard Murphy, a year later. With racial barriers broken, the rest of the institutions in the league began to provide educa- tional and athletic opportunities to blacks students. Recognizing the need to provide increased op- portunities for female athletes, the OVC estab- Office of the Commissioner lished women’s championships in basketball, ten- 278 Franklin Road, Suite 103 nis and track in 1977, with volleyball added four Brentwood, TN 37027 years later. Those sports were initially governed by the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Phone: (615) 371-1698 Women, but the overall strength of women’s pro- Fax: (615) 371-1788 grams in the league was demonstrated by the au- On the Web at: tomatic bids the OVC instantly received when the Dan Beebe Kim Melcher www.ovcsports.com NCAA became the governing body in 1982. Commissioner Dir. of Sports The playing field isn’t the only place where OVC Administration athletes are working hard. The league also rec- 2002 OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE OPPONENTS

EASTERN ILLINOIS EASTERN KENTUCKY MOREHEAD STATE Location ...... Charleston, Ill. Location ...... Richmond, Ky. Location ...... Morehead, Ky. Nickname ...... Panthers Nickname ...... Lady Colonels Nickname ...... Eagles Head Coach ...... Brenda Winkeler Head Coach ...... Lori Duncan Head Coach ...... Mike Swan 2001 Record ...... 21-9, 12-4 (t-2nd) 2001 Record ...... 12-15, 7-9 (6th) 2001 Record ...... 23-10, 12-4 (t-2nd) Volleyball Contact ...... Pat Osterman Volleyball Contact ...... Amy Ratliff Volleyball Contact ...... Brad Laux Office Phone ...... (217) 581-7020 Office Phone ...... (859) 622-2006 Office Phone ...... (606) 783-2500 E-Mail ...... [email protected] E-Mail ...... [email protected] E-Mail ...... [email protected] Fax Number ...... (217) 581-6434 Fax Number ...... (859) 622-1230 Fax Number ...... (606) 783-2550 www.eiu.edu/~sprtinfo www.ekusports.com www.msueagles.com

MURRAY STATE SOUTHEAST MISSOURI TENNESSEE-MARTIN Location ...... Murray, Ky. Location ...... Cape Girardeau, Mo. Location ...... Martin, Tenn. Nickname ...... Racers Nickname ...... Otahkians Nickname ...... Skyhawks Head Coach ...... David Schwepker Head Coach ...... Cindy Gannon Head Coach ...... Chris Rushing 2001 Record ...... 8-20, 6-10 (7th) 2001 Record ...... 15-14, 10-6 (4th) 2001 Record ...... 25-8, 14-2 (1st) Volleyball Contact ...... David Snow Volleyball Contact ...... Justin Maskus Volleyball Contact ...... Joe Lofaro Office Phone ...... (270) 762-3351 Office Phone ...... (573) 651-2937 Office Phone ...... (731) 587-7632 E-Mail ...... [email protected] E-Mail ...... [email protected] E-Mail ...... [email protected] Fax Number ...... (270) 762-6814 Fax Number ...... (573) 651-2810 Fax Number ...... (731) 587-7624 www.GoRacers.com www.gosoutheast.com www.utmsports.com

TENNESSEE STATE TENNESSEE TECH OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Location ...... Nashville, Tenn. Location ...... Cookeville, Tenn. Dates ...... Nov. 21-23, 2003 Nickname ...... Lady Tigers Nickname ...... Golden Eagles Location ...... at Regular Season Champion Head Coach ...... Dawn Reese Head Coach ...... Jennie Gilbert 2001 Record ...... 4-22, 0-16 (9th) 2001 Record ...... 8-16, 4-12 (8th) 2002 Tournament Champion ...... Eastern Illinois Volleyball Contact ...... Lee Wilmot Volleyball Contact ...... Scott Wilson Office Phone ...... (615) 963-5674 Office Phone ...... (931) 372-3293 www.ovcsports.com E-Mail ...... [email protected] E-Mail ...... [email protected] Fax Number ...... (615) 963-5911 Fax Number ...... (931) 372-6139 www.teamstsu.com www2.tntech.edu/athletics

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OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE 2001 IN REVIEW

2001 STANDINGS 2001 OVC TOURNAMENT

Conference Overall hosted by University of Tennessee at Martin • Martin, Tenn. Team W L PCT W L PCT November 16-17, 2001

Tennessee-Martin 14 2 0.875 25 8 0.758 First Round, Friday, November 16 Eastern Illinois • 12 4 0.750 21 9 0.700 #3 Morehead State def. #6 Eastern Kentucky, 3-1 Morehead State 12 4 0.750 23 10 0.697 (22-30, 31-29, 30-18, 30-23) #4 Southeast Missouri def. #5 Austin Peay, 3-1 Southeast Missouri 10 6 0.625 15 14 0.517 (30-16, 29-31, 30-26, 30-22) Austin Peay 8 8 0.500 15 13 0.536 Eastern Kentucky 7 9 0.438 12 15 0.444 Semifinals, Friday, November 16 Murray State 6 10 0.375 8 20 0.286 #2 Eastern Illinois def. #3 Morehead State, 3-0 (30-23, 30-26, 30-18) Tennessee Tech 3 13 0.188 8 16 0.333 #1 Tennessee-Martin def. Southeast Missouri, 3-0 Tennessee State 0 16 0.000 4 22 .154 (30-23, 30-24, 30-20) • OVC Tournament Champion Championship, Saturday, November 17 2001 ALL-OVC SQUADS #2 Eastern Illinois def. #1 Tennessee-Martin, 3-2 (29-31, 30-26, 22-30, 34-32, 15-13) First Team Second Team All-Newcomer

Amy Almond, MOR ...... Maggie Stern, TTU ...... Casie Garland, MOR 2001 OVC ALL-TOURNAMENT SQUAD Rachel Ahlers, UTM ...... Carrie Stevens, EIU ...... Kim Cappa, MUR Carrie Stevens, EIU (MVP) Leslie Przekwas, EIU ...... Bobbi Carlile, SEMO ...... Erica Gerth, EIU Rachel Ahlers, UTM Natalie Rossier, APSU ...... Jessica Houpt, SEMO ...... Sarah Schramka, APSU Amy Almond, MOR Marcia Hahn, EIU Lindsey Vicknair, UTM ...... Tiffany Peters, MOR ...... Jessica Houpt, SEMO Emily Johnson, SEMO Cherelle Lampkins, MOR ...... Emily Scannell, SEMO ...... Lesley Aldridge, EKU Heather Kea, UTM Rebecca Ooyen, EIU Honorable Mention Trena Fish, MUR; Becky Galati, EKU; Casie Garland, MOR; Heather Kea, UTM; Amy Walk, APSU; Kim Cappa, MUR

Player of the Year: Amy Almond, Morehead State Freshman of the Year: Casie Garland, Morehead State Coach of the Year: Mike Swan, Morehead State

2001 FINAL AUSTIN PEAY STATISTICS OVERALL 15-13 Overall 7-3 Home 5-8 Away 3-2 Neutral

G K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SE SA/G RE DIG D/G BS BA T B/G BE BH Points Cindy Wall 90 36 0.40 13 139 .165 787 8.74 19 18 0.21 0 240 2.67 0 5 5 0.06 0 22 57.5 Natalie Rossier 103 374 3.63 86 855 .337 13 0.13 0 0 0.00 5 61 0.59 9 58 67 0.65 10 4 412.0 Andrea Preston 69 114 1.65 66 419 .115 3 0.04 18 20 0.26 17 182 2.64 1 10 11 0.16 1 1 138.0 Elizabeth Murrieta 72 35 0.49 32 176 .017 16 0.22 29 16 0.40 21 179 2.49 0 3 3 0.04 4 0 65.5 Julie Burkhalter 99 216 2.18 103 717 .158 25 0.25 25 18 0.25 29 368 3.72 2 12 14 0.14 3 0 249.0 Casey Kelley 100 117 1.17 66 395 .129 13 0.13 31 28 0.31 25 316 3.16 0 8 8 0.08 3 1 152.0 Sarah Schramka 103 278 2.70 92 740 .251 86 0.83 15 18 0.15 24 244 2.37 4 44 48 0.47 9 3 319.0 Jamie deTurck 52 24 0.46 5 68 .279 402 7.73 1 6 0.02 0 70 1.35 1 19 20 0.38 5 12 35.5 Danielle Waldrep 51 81 1.59 34 254 .185 54 1.06 10 8 0.20 4 59 1.16 3 12 15 0.29 2 1 100.0 Blair Vollmer 1 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 Amy Walk 104 323 3.11 110 908 .235 27 0.26 30 15 0.29 43 328 3.15 12 51 63 0.61 13 5 390.5 Krystal Keepers 14 12 0.86 9 53 .057 2 0.14 0 2 0.00 2 10 0.71 0 3 3 0.21 1 0 13.5 Jennifer Babcock 8 2 0.25 0 5 .400 0 0.00 1 0 0.12 3 8 1.00 0 1 1 0.12 0 0 3.5 TEAM 11 AUSTIN PEAY...... 104 1612 15.50 616 4729 .211 1428 13.73 179 149 1.72 184 2065 19.86 32 226 145.0 1.39 51 49 1936.0 Opponents...... 104 1593 15.32 600 4558 .218 1472 14.15 184 200 1.77 179 2088 20.08 49 292 195.0 1.88 86 64 1972.0

Points - The total number of kills, service aces, block solos and one-half of block assists.

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2001 FINAL AUSTIN PEAY RESULTS

15-13 Overall 7-3 Home 5-8 Away 3-2 Neutral Date Opponent Score Score-by-game Overall Conf Time Attend + Aug 31, 2001 vs. St. Louis W 3-130-28, 22-30, 30-27, 30-27 1-0 2:00 160 + Sep 01, 2001 at Butler 2-3L 30-27, 19-30, 30-22, 20-30, 11-15 1-1 2:15 150 + Sep 01, 2001 vs. Delaware1-3L 30-23, 27-30, 24-30, 27-30 1-2 1:55 75 Sep 04, 2001 EVANSVILLE W 3-223-30, 31-33, 30-12, 30-24, 15-11 2-2 2:15 208 # Sep 07, 2001 vs. Middle Tennessee W 3-130-15, 30-26, 14-30, 30-23 3-21:45— # Sep 08, 2001 vs. Western Illinois W 3-030-15, 30-27, 30-25 4-2 1:10 110 # Sep 09, 2001 at Bradley 0-3L 26-30, 22-30, 18-30 4-3 1:17 313 * Sep 18, 2001 at Southeast Missouri 0-3L 29-31, 23-30, 25-30 4-40-1 1:30 230 * Sep 20, 2001 at Tennessee State W 3-030-15, 30-16, 30-18 5-41-1 1:30 217 * Sep 25, 2001 TENNESSEE TECH W 3-030-21, 30-27, 30-27 6-42-11:13120 Sep 29, 2001 at Belmont W 3-030-23, 30-20, 30-23 7-41:1593 *Oct 02, 2001 TENNESSEE STATE W 3-030-22, 30-16, 30-24 8-43-1 1:13 185 *Oct 07, 2001 at Eastern Kentucky 2-3L 30-21, 28-30, 23-30, 30-23, 14-16 8-53-2 2:10 168 *Oct 07, 2001 at Morehead State 0-3L 26-30, 24-30, 29-31 8-63-3 1:27 170 *Oct 09, 2001 TENNESSEE-MARTIN 1-3L 31-29, 16-30, 28-30, 21-30 8-73-4 1:45 309 *Oct 12, 2001 EASTERN KENTUCKY W 3-030-24, 30-23, 30-26 9-74-41:20409 *Oct 13, 2001 MOREHEAD STATE2-3L 16-30, 23-30, 30-28, 30-28, 8-15 9-84-51:58319 *Oct 16, 2001 MURRAY STATE1-3L 25-30, 28-30, 30-28, 20-30 9-94-6 1:50 163 Oct 19, 2001 at Western Kentucky 0-3L 23-30, 25-30, 19-30 9-10 1:20 137 *Oct 23, 2001 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI W 3-230-19, 30-32, 22-30, 30-24, 20-18 10-10 5-6 2:05 442 Oct 25, 2001 at UT-Chattanooga W 3-030-22, 30-28, 30-13 11-10 1:15 155 *Oct 30, 2001 at Tennessee Tech W 3-217-30, 30-16, 30-25, 23-30, 15-7 12-10 6-6 1:52 301 Oct 31, 2001 BELMONT W 3-030-26, 30-14, 30-27 13-10 1:27 202 * Nov 02, 2001 EASTERN ILLINOIS W 3-130-25, 23-30, 30-21, 30-21 14-10 7-61:51322 * Nov 06, 2001 at Murray State W 3-130-28, 26-30, 30-26, 31-29 15-10 8-62:00463 * Nov 09, 2001 at Tennessee-Martin0-3L 34-36, 30-32, 13-30 15-11 8-7 1:30 528 * Nov 11, 2001 at Eastern Illinois 0-3L 22-30, 23-30, 19-30 15-12 8-81:30402 • Nov 16, 2001 vs. Southeast Missouri 1-3L 16-30, 31-29, 26-30, 22-30 15-13 1:40 124

*Ohio Valley Conference Contest+ Butler Invitational (Peoria, Ill.) # Bradley Invitational (Indianapolis, Ind.) • Ohio Valley Conference Tournament (Cape Girardeau, Mo.)

2001 FINAL AUSTIN PEAY STATISTICS CONFERENCE ONLY 8-8 OVC 5-3 Home 3-5 Away

G K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SE SA/G RE DIG D/G BS BA T B/G BE BH Points Cindy Wall 50 15 0.30 10 77 .065 465 9.30 7 13 0.14 0 147 2.94 0 3 3 0.06 0 17 23.5 Natalie Rossier 59 249 4.22 43 532 .387 8 0.14 0 0 0.00 0 34 0.58 2 36 38 0.64 5 2 269.0 Andrea Preston 44 76 1.73 45 283 .110 2 0.05 10 10 0.23 14 119 2.70 0 8 8 0.18 1 0 90.0 Elizabeth Murrieta 34 23 0.68 23 127 .000 7 0.21 14 12 0.41 13 103 3.03 0 3 3 0.09 3 0 38.5 Julie Burkhalter 56 110 1.96 62 391 .123 9 0.16 10 9 0.18 13 192 3.43 1 8 9 0.16 3 0 125.0 Casey Kelley 58 46 0.79 26 177 .113 7 0.12 17 13 0.29 16 200 3.45 0 5 5 0.09 1 0 65.5 Sarah Schramka 59 177 3.00 57 466 .258 46 0.78 8 8 0.14 15 138 2.34 2 27 29 0.49 7 1 200.5 Jamie deTurck 37 17 0.46 3 50 .280 277 7.49 0 6 0.00 0 48 1.30 0 14 14 0.38 4 7 24.0 Danielle Waldrep 29 57 1.97 25 177 .181 7 0.24 5 6 0.17 4 34 1.17 3 6 9 0.31 1 0 68.0 Blair Vollmer 1 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 Amy Walk 60 184 3.07 58 536 .235 16 0.27 18 10 0.30 22 205 3.42 5 33 38 0.63 8 3 223.5 Krystal Keepers 6 6 1.00 3 15 .200 2 0.33 0 1 0.00 2 5 0.83 0 1 1 0.17 0 0 6.5 Jennifer Babcock 5 0 0.00 0 2 .000 0 0.00 1 0 0.20 1 6 1.20 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1.0 TEAM 2 AUSTIN PEAY...... 60 960 16.00 355 2833 .214 846 14.10 90 88 1.50 102 1231 20.52 13 144 85.0 1.42 33 30 1135.0 Opponents...... 60 946 15.77 334 2706 .226 883 14.72 102 116 1.70 90 1289 21.48 24 154 101.0 1.68 50 41 1149.0

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MILESTONE CLUBS SINGLE-MATCH RECORDS

“DOUBLE-GRAND” CLUB TOP-3 ATTACK PERCENTAGES – INDIVIDUAL TOP-3 ATTACK PERCENTAGES – TEAM .769 ... Natalie Rossier (10K-0E-13TA) .481 ... vs. Tennessee State 11/12/1998 Players who have 1,000 kills and 1 vs. Western Illinois 9/8/2001 1 (32K-6E-54TA) 1,000 digs during their APSU career. .765 ... Amy Walk (13K-0E-17TA) .465 ... at Tennessee State 10/6/1998 Jenny Wenning 2 vs. Tennessee State 11/2/2000 2 (48K-8E-86TA) 1996-1999 .750 ... Amber Grundhoefer (10K-1E-12TA) .451 ... vs. Eastern Kentucky 9/18/1998 Year Kills Digs 3 vs. Tennessee State 11/7/2000 3 (48K-7E-91TA) 1996 236 440 Note: Each of the records below are split by the number of games played in the match. 1997 246 335 1998 345 368 INDIVIDUAL KILLS TEAM KILLS 1999 357 405 25 ...... Natalie Rossier 10/12/2001 3 68 ...... vs. Tenn.-Chattanooga 9/9/1998 Total 1,184 1,548 3 vs.Eastern Kentucky 4 106 .... vs. Eastern Illinois 9/29/2000 29 ...... Becky Sowinski 9/21/2000 4 vs. Eastern Illinois 5 96 ...... vs. Eastern Illinois 11/19/1999 Becky Sowinski 30 ...... Natalie Rossier 10/23/2001 TEAM ATTEMPTS 1997-2000 5 vs. Southeast Missouri Year Kills Digs 3 183 .... at Murray State 10/10/2000 1997 354 505 INDIVIDUAL ATTEMPTS 4 318 .... vs. Eastern Illinois 9/29/2000 1998 312 470 46 ...... Amy Walk 10/10/2000 5 282 .... vs. Tenn.-Chattanooga 9/6/2000 1999 413 411 3 at Murray State 2000 398 504 66 ...... Becky Sowinski 10/12/2000 TEAM SERVICE ACES Total 1,477 1,890 4 vs. Tennessee-Martin 14 ...... nt. Chicago State 9/5/1998 67 ...... Becky Sowinski 9/12/1998 3 “THOUSAND-KILL” CLUB 5 at Northern Illinois 4 12 ...... vs. Middle Tennessee 9/14/1999 5 27 ...... at Murray State 10/8/1985 Players who have 1,000 kills INDIVIDUAL SERVICE ACES during their Austin Peay career. 5 ...... D. Waldrep & K. Jolly 9/5/1998 TEAM DIGS 3 nt. Chicago State 3 98 ...... vs. Eastern Illinois 11/7/1998 5 ...... Karen Jolly 9/5/1998 144 .... vs. Eastern Illinois 9/29/2000 4 nt. Oakland Univ. 4 163 .... vs. Tenn.-Chattanooga 9/6/2000 5 ...... Jenny Wenning 9/1/1999 5 5 at Tennessee-Chattanooga Becky Sowinski • 1997-2000 TEAM TOTAL BLOCKS 1,477 Kills INDIVIDUAL DIGS 3 13.0 ... at Tennessee State 10/6/1998 26 ...... Annie Glieber 11/12/1999 4 18.0 ... at Morehead State 10/25/1997 3 at Morehead State 5 16.0 ... at Morehead State 10/30/1998 38 ...... Becky Sowinski 9/29/2000 4 vs. Eastern Illinois Team total blocks are determined by adding the total number of block solos and one-half 33 ...... Danielle Waldrep 9/6/2000 the total number of block assists. Kim Smith • 1996-1999 5 at Tennessee-Chattanooga 1,450 Kills INDIVIDUAL TOTAL BLOCKS † 10 ...... Jennifer Brooks 10/7/1999 3 vs. Tennessee-Martin 9 ...... m.r. Natalie Rossier 11/6/2001 4 at Murray State 7 ...... m.r. Jennifer Brooks 9/25/1998 Jenny Wenning • 1996-1999 5 1,184 Kills vs. Eastern Illinois INDIVIDUAL POINTS ‡ 25.5 ... Natalie Rossier 10/12/2001 3 vs. Tennessee-Martin 24.0 ... Natalie Rossier 10/16/2001 4 at Murray State Tisa Batey • 1988-1991 31.5 ... Natalie Rossier 10/23/2001 1,001 Kills 5 vs. Southeast Missouri † Individual total blocks are determined by adding the total number of block solos and the total number of block assists. ‡ Individual points are determined by adding the total number of kills, service aces and solo blocks plus one-half of total block assists. This category is new under the rally scoring system begun in 2001.

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SEASON RECORDS Kills Service Aces Block Assists 1. Isabel Canedo (1991) ...... 477 1. Melissa Gailey (1991) ...... 101 1. Kim Smith (1996) ...... 109 2. Isabel Canedo (1992) ...... 438 2. Cori Bown (1994) ...... 88 2. Yolanda Westfield (1991) ...... 99 3. Kim Smith (1999) ...... 436 3. Cori Bown (1993) ...... 78 3. Trish Rivers (1984) ...... 98 4. Becky Sowinski (1999) ...... 413 4. Karla Friese (1989) ...... 64 4. Jennifer Brooks (1999) ...... 94 5. Tisa Batey (1991) ...... 410 5. Amy Koontz (1989) ...... 63 5. Noemi Chiabra (1996) ...... 87 Amy Walk (2000) ...... 410 6. Becky Sowinski (1999) ...... 61 6. Kim Smyer (1984) ...... 86 7. Sonya Sanderson (1989) ...... 401 7. Cori Bown (1995) ...... 60 7. Diana Hart (1997) ...... 80 8. Becky Sowinski (2000) ...... 398 Melissa Gailey (1992) ...... 60 8. Kim Smith (1999) ...... 73 9. Natalie Rossier (2001) ...... 374 9. Heather Eubanks (1993) ...... 57 9. Heather Eubanks (1992) ...... 72 10. Kim Smith (1998) ...... 372 10. Cori Bown (1996) ...... 49 10. Kayce Lampp (1992) ...... 71

Attack Percentage (min. 300 att.) Digs Points (since 2001) 1. Natalie Rossier (2001) ...... 337 1. Tarol Page (1996) ...... 653 1. Natalie Rossier (2001) ...... 412.0 2. Amber Parks (1995) ...... 314 2. Cori Bown (1993) ...... 572 2. Amy Walk (2001) ...... 390.5 3. Kim Smith (1997) ...... 308 3. Annie Glieber (1999) ...... 541 3. Sarah Schramka (2001) ...... 319.0 4. Kim Smith (1998) ...... 301 4. Isabel Canedo (1992) ...... 529 5. Kim Smith (1999) ...... 297 5. Becky Sowinski (1997) ...... 505 6. Amy Walk (2000) ...... 291 6. Becky Sowinski (2000) ...... 504 Team Records 7. Annie Glieber (1997) ...... 275 7. Kayce Lampp (1992) ...... 482 Kills ...... 2078 (1999) 8. Yolanda Westfield (1991) ...... 271 8. Kayce Lampp (1993) ...... 472 Attack Percentage ...... 227 (1997) 9. Karla Friese (1989) ...... 261 9. Becky Sowinski (1998) ...... 470 Attempts ...... 5943 (1999) 10. Melissa Gailey (1992) ...... 260 10. Mitzi West (1992) ...... 462 Assists ...... 1790 (1999) Service Aces ...... 299 (1993) Assists Block Solos Digs ...... 2779 (1992) 1. Annie Glieber (1999) ...... 1455 1. Alicia Fletcher (1989) ...... 48 Block Solos ...... 199 (1984) 2. Annie Glieber (2000) ...... 1366 2. Trish Rivers (1984) ...... 48 Block Assists ...... 465 (1984) 3. Vann Austin (1995) ...... 1246 3. Kim Smyer (1986) ...... 47 4. Annie Glieber (1998) ...... 1148 4. Kim Smyer (1984) ...... 45 5. Vann Austin (1994) ...... 1032 5. Diana Hart (1997) ...... 44 6. Amy Koontz (1989) ...... 1018 6. Sonya Sanderson (1988) ...... 42 7. Annie Glieber (1997) ...... 916 7. Bobbi Steiff (1988) ...... 40 8. Jennifer Anderson (1996) ...... 844 8. Suzanne Parker (1994) ...... 38 9. Beth Tidwell (1988) ...... 808 9. Suzanne Parker (1995) ...... 34 10. Stephanie Garrard (1992) ...... 794 10. Beth Bellar (1984) ...... 33

CAREER RECORDS Kills Service Aces Block Assists 1. Becky Sowinski (1997-2000) ...... 1477 1. Cori Bown (1993-96) ...... 275 1. Kim Smith (1996-99) ...... 222 2. Kim Smith (1996-1999) ...... 1450 2. Melissa Gailey (1991) ...... 161 2. Alicia Fletcher (1988-91) ...... 199 3. Jenny Wenning (1996-1999) ...... 1184 3. Becky Sowinski (1997-2000) ...... 148 3. Yolanda Westfield (1987-91) ...... 174 4. Tisa Batey (1988-91) ...... 1001 4. Stephanie Garrard (1990-93) ...... 128 4. Kim Smyer (1984-86) ...... 160 5. Isabel Canedo (1991-92) ...... 915 5. Vann Austin (1993-95) ...... 123 5. Becky Sowinski (1997-2000) ...... 159 6. Natalie Rossier (1998-2001) ...... 882 6. Jenny Wenning (1996-1999) ...... 125 6. Stephanie Garrard (1990-93) ...... 142 7. Sonya Sanderson (1987-90) ...... 841 7. Patty Kidd (1988-91) ...... 118 7. Noemi Chiabra (1995-96) ...... 135 8. Annie Glieber (1997-2000) ...... 747 8. Andrea Miller (1992-95) ...... 113 8. Jenny Wenning (1996-99) ...... 132 9. Amy Walk (2000-) ...... 733 9. Karla Friese (1989-90) ...... 108 9. Diana Hart (1996-97) ...... 126 10. Kim Smyer (1984-86) ...... 680 10. Amy Koontz (1989-90) ...... 108 10. Heather Eubanks (1992-93) ...... 123 Attack Percentage (min. 2 years) Digs 1. Kim Smith (1996-99) ...... 275 1. Becky Sowinski (1997-2000) ...... 1890 2. Amber Parks (1994-95) ...... 269 2. Annie Glieber (1997-2000) ...... 1710 3. Amy Walk (2000-) ...... 263 3. Cori Bown (1993-96) ...... 1686 4. Annie Glieber (1997-2000) ...... 244 4. Jenny Wenning (1996-99) ...... 1584 5. Natalie Rossier (1998-2001) ...... 243 5. Stephanie Garrard (1990-93) ...... 1376 6. Suzanne Parker (1994-95) ...... 235 6. Andrea Miller (1992-95) ...... 1089 7. Karla Friese (1989-90) ...... 224 7. Tarol Page (1993-96) ...... 1022 8. Bobbi Steiff (1988-90) ...... 223 8. Vann Austin (1993-95) ...... 987 9. Isabel Canedo (1991-92) ...... 222 9. Kayce Lampp (1992-93) ...... 954 10. Melissa Gailey (1991-92) ...... 212 10. Jennifer Roach (1988-91) ...... 915 Assists Block Solos 1. Annie Glieber (1997-2000) ...... 4885 1. Kim Smyer (1984-86) ...... 121 2. Vann Austin (1993-95) ...... 2953 2. Alicia Fletcher (1988-91) ...... 87 3. Stephanie Garrard (1990-93) ...... 2851 3. Sonya Sanderson (1987-90) ...... 86 4. Amy Koontz (1989-90) ...... 1676 4. Kim Smith (1996-99) ...... 80 5. Melissa Gailey (1991-92) ...... 1370 5. Bobbi Steiff (1988-90) ...... 77 6. Jennifer Anderson (1996-97) ...... 1190 6. Suzanne Parker (1994-95) ...... 72 7. Beth Tidwell (1985-88) ...... 808 7. Heather Eubanks (1992-93) ...... 51 Cindy Wall (2000-) ...... 808 8. Diana Hart (1996-97) ...... 51 9. Noemi Chiabra (1995-96) ...... 382 9. Kayce Lampp (1992-93) ...... 50 10. Patty Kidd (1988-91) ...... 346 10. Tisa Batey (1988-91) ...... 48

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