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Table of Contents CREDITS Peach Belt Conference/USC Aiken Code Table of Contents University of South Carolina Aiken Media Information .....................................................2 Quick Facts USCA Administration .................................................3 Location: 471 University Pkwy Aiken, SC 29801 USCA Athletic Department Staff ................................3 Founded: 1961 About the University of South Carolina Aiken ...........4 Enrollment: 3,200 Dr. Thomas Hallman, Chancellor ..............................5 Nickname: Lady Pacers Randy Warrick, Athletic Director ...............................5 Colors: Cardinal and White 2001 Outlook .............................................................6-7 Affiliation: NCAA Division II Preseason Coaches Poll ...........................................6 Conference: Peach Belt Chancellor: Dr. Thomas Hallman (The Citadel, 1969) AVCA Preseason Top 25 ...........................................7 Athletic Director: Randy Warrick (North Carolina, 1977) Head Coach Will Condon ..........................................8 Assistant AD: Timothy Hall (South Carolina, 1990) 2001 Lady Pacer Volleyball Tournament...................8 Head Coach: Will Condon (Clemson, 1996) Returning Players......................................................9-11 Record at USCA (Years): 24-10 (One Year) PBC 10-Year Composite Records.............................11 Overall Record (Years): 24-10 (One Year) Newcomers ...............................................................11-12 Head Athletic Trainer: Brandon Aiken (St. Andrews, 1997) 2000 Statistics ...........................................................13 Sports Information Director: Brad Fields (Centre, 1998) 2000 Results .............................................................13 Assistant SID: Eva McGillivray (Wisc.-Stevens Point, 2001) 2000 PBC Standings .................................................14 Staff Photographer: Julie Krug Home Arena (Capacity): The Courthouse (2,500) 2000 PBC Statistical Leaders ...................................14 Faculty Athletic Representative: Dr. Jim Kauffman 2000 All-PBC .............................................................14 Senior Woman Administrator: Angie Osbon 2000 PBC Players-of-the-Week ................................14 2000 Overall Record (Pct.): 24-10 (.706) Volleyball Alumni Profile ............................................15 2000 PBC Record (Pct.)/Finish: 9-5 (.643)/T-3rd Athletic Department Phone Directory ........................15 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/5 Year-by-Year Results ................................................16 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/1 Athletic Training Department .....................................17 USC Aiken Website: www.usca.sc.edu/athletics All-Time Records vs. Opponents ..............................18 PBC Website: www.peachbelt.com PBC vs. SAC Clash...................................................18 The Peach Belt Conference ......................................19 CREDITS Record Book .............................................................20 The 2001 University of South Carolina Aiken 2001 Team Photo ......................................................IFC Volleyball Media Guide is a production of the USC 2001 Roster...............................................................IFC Aiken Sports Information Department using Adobe 2001 Schedule ..........................................................IBC PageMaker 6.52. Region’s Bank ...........................................................BC Design, layout, writing, and editing by: Brad Fields, Sports Information Director, with additional writing by Angie Osbon, Senior Woman Administrator. Photography by: Brad Fields and Julie Krug, Sports Information Photographer, with special thanks to Ginny Southworth and Scott Webster of the Aiken Standard for providing some action photos. Sponsorship and Marketing by: Brad Fields. Cover Design by: Courtney Broome, USC Aiken Student Intern. Printing by: Innovative Solutions of Aiken, SC. Peach Belt Conference/USC Aiken Code of Conduct Peach Belt Conference teams shall be supported with enthusiasm and dedication, for strong spectator support is a vital part of the experience of college competition. We expect good sportsmanship from players and coaches and they have the right to expect the same from spectators. Therefore, we urge Peach Belt Conference students, alumni, and friends to cheer their teams to victory while upholding those ideals our universities have nurtured during the long history of the Peach Belt Conference. Our spectators should be courteous and judicious in choice of expression, and should exhibit good manners and kindness to all others. The scorebook will reflect the quality of the teams in competition; the kind of support given by the spectators will reveal the character of Peach Belt Conference fans. 1 2001 Volleyball Guide Media Information The Sports Information Depart- ment is pleased to assist you with Primary Media Outlets the coverage of USC Aiken Volley- The Aiken Standard WRDW TV (Channel 12) ball. We will provide pre-game in- PO Box 456 PO Box 1212 formation, statistics, NCAA Aiken, SC 29802 Augusta, GA 30903-1212 boxscores, and fax service. Ph: (803) 648-2311 Fax: 648-6052 1301 Georgia Avenue Publicity surrounding the volley- Larry Taylor, Sports Editor North Augusta, SC 29841 Ph: (803) 278-3111 Fax: 442-4561 ball program is handled by Brad The Augusta Chronicle Paul Davis, Sports Director Fields, Sports Information Director. 725 Broad Street Kelly Kline, Assistant Sports Director He can be reached at (803) 641- Augusta, GA 30901 3252, via fax at (803) 641-3759, or Ph: (706) 722-5620 Fax: 823-3408 WAGT TV (Channel 26) via email at [email protected]. Patrick Green, Sports Writer PO Box 1526 905 Broad Street Credentials The State Augusta, GA 30901 All requests for working press, PO Box 1333 Ph: (706) 826-0026 Fax: 724-4028 radio, and television should be made Columbia, SC 29202 Chris Kane, Sports Director as soon as possible prior to game Ph: (803) 771-6161 Fax: 771-8613 Jeff Bidwell, Assistant Sports Director Bob Cole, Sports Writer day by contacting the USCA Sports WBBQ 1340 AM Information Office. WJBF TV (Channel 6) PO Box 2066 PO Box 1404 Augusta, GA 30913 Interviews 1001 Reynolds Street 1305 Georgia Avenue To arrange an interview with Augusta, GA 30901 North Augusta, SC 29841 Coach Will Condon or any of the Ph: (706) 828-7307 Fax: 724-6329 Ph: (803) 510-5468 Fax: 279-0220 players, please contact the Sports Marlin Williams, Sports Director Charles McNeil, Host of “The Ticket” Information Office at (803) 641-3252 John Hart, Assistant Sports Director at least 24 hours in advance. Coach Condon is usually available after 9 Now in his His duties include, but are not lim- third year as the ited to, publicity for all 11 teams, coor- AM up until one hour before prac- Sports Informa- dination of media coverage, complete tice time. tion Director at creation, compilation, and production Post-game interviews can be the University of of media guides, statistical coverage conducted outside the home locker South Carolina for home events, and maintenance of room approximately 10 minutes fol- Aiken, Brad the official athletic web site. lowing the conclusion of the match. Fields oversees The 25-year-old native of Ashland, The lockeroom is closed to the me- the publicity of KY, earned his Bachelor’s of Science dia. all 11 athletic degree in Economics and a Bachelor’s teams. Fields began working at USC of Arts degree in Spanish from Centre Visiting Radio Aiken in August 1999 as an intern un- College (Danville, KY) in 1998. He der then SID Lindy Brown. served as Assistant Sports Information The availability of phone lines is Upon Brown’s departure to Duke Director at Centre during his four years in short supply at “The Courthouse” University in October 1999, Fields was as a student (1994-98) working closely so advance notice of at least five promoted to Interim SID and eventu- with the Colonels Football and Men’s business days is requested. During ally named the permanent SID. Basketball teams. the initial phone call to the Sports Information Office, you will be noti- USC AIKEN VOLLEYBALL ON THE INTERNET fied of the status of phone lines and may be instructed to contact the USCA fans and members of the media can obtain all current information on phone company for further details. USCA Volleyball by visiting this home page on the Internet. The site offers information on all USCA sports, as well as links to the Peach Belt Conference, the NCAA, and other informative sites. The address is: www.usca.sc.edu/athletics 2 2001 Volleyball Guide Administration • Support Staff Brandon Aiken Ray Bolen Jacqueline Brown Michael Carlisle Will Condon Brad Fields Head Athletic Assistant Softball Administrative Head Golf Coach Head Volleyball Sports Information Trainer Coach Specialist Coach Director Steve Franklin Tim Hall Dr. Tom Hallman Jackie Holt Dr. Blanche Janet Joy Assistant Men’s Compliance Coord./ Chancellor Assistant Baseball Premo-Hopkins Cheerleading/ Basketball Coach Assistant AD Coach Vice-Chancellor for Dance Team Academic Affairs Dr. Jim Kauffman Dr. Deb Kladivko Julie Krug Carol Lach Dendell Lawrence Dr. Deidre Martin Faculty Athletic Assoc. Chancellor Staff Photographer Assistant Men’s & Head Men’s and Asst. Chancellor for Representative for Student Life and Women’s Soccer Women’s Tennis External Affairs Services Coach Coach Eva McGillivray Ike Ofoje Angie Osbon Rick Osbon Mike Roberts Jerry Snyder Assistant Sports Head Men’s and SWA/Business Pacer Club Head Men’s Head Softball
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