2010-11 Women’s Guide This is IU East

Indiana University East grew out of an extension established at that was operated by Earlham and University. In 1967, the arrangement was expanded to include Purdue and Ball State universities and the extension became the Eastern Indiana Center of Earlham College.

In 1969, reflecting the community’s response to this opportunity to take state university courses at home, Richmond citizens formed an association known as Eastern Indiana Community College, Inc., to raise funds for the construction of a new campus. Following a successful campaign in which they raised over $1 million, members of the community col- lege organization, with the consent of the four education institutions involved in the center, requested to establish a regional campus in Richmond to assume responsibility for the operation.

The approved this plan, and on July 1, 1971, the East- ern Indiana Center for Earlham College became Indiana University East, the sixth campus in the Indiana University regional system. On October 3, 1972, ground was laboratories for the School of Education and the broken at the new campus site north of Richmond. School of Humanities and Social Sciences. In 2009, The first building, an all-purpose academic facility the building was renamed Tom Raper Hall in recogni- named Whitewater Hall, was completed in late 1974 tion of the largest gift in IU East’s history. and dedicated February 23, 1975. The fourth building, dedicated as Springwood Hall Ground was broken for a new library/classroom build- in November 1999, houses the Graf Recreation ing on August 8, 1990. It was dedicated as the Brice Center, University College, the Chancellor’s and E. Hayes Hall on June 12, 1992. Campus Life offices, as well as general and spe- cialty classrooms. Additionally, the IU East Henry The third classroom building on the IU East campus County Danielson Learning Center was dedicated in was completed in May 1995. The building, which May 1999 to serve the citizens of Henry County. IU was dedicated as Middlefork Hall on June 12, 1996, houses the fine arts program and classrooms and Continued on Page 3 ... This is IU East, continued from Page 2 East offers degree programs off-campus at the Ivy Tech Community College in Lawrenceburg River- Table of Contents front Campus and in Con- nersville. This is IU East 2 Indiana University East is both a traditional campus Pack Attack 4 that excels in innovative learning options and a Red Wolves Roster 5 virtual campus with select Mark Hester online degree completion Red Wolves Facilities 7 Director of Athletics programs. 2010 Season Preview 8 In the fall 2007, Indiana University East joined the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Meet the Red Wolves 12 (NAIA) and became the Red Wolves in 2008. Indiana University East student-athletes participate in five Red Wolves Opponents 24 men’s and five women’s varsity sports. 2009 Season Review 26 Since awarding its first bachelor’s degrees in 1977, Indiana University East has expanded its academic Red Wolves Record Book 29 portfolio to include 60 bachelor’s degree options and selected master’s degrees. As the fastest growing uni- Red Wolves Sports Information 33 versity campus in Indiana, IU East leads the region as the premier four-year and master’s public institu- tion in eastern Indiana and western .

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# Name Ht. Class Pos. Hometown Previous School 1 Sarah Berlatsky 5-5 Jr. DS/L Thomasboro, Ill. Parkland College 2 Madison Qualkenbush 5-7 Jr. DS/L New Castle, Ind. New Castle Chrysler H.S. 3 Meagan Stoker 5-6 Fr. DS/L Celina, Ohio Celina H.S. 4 Kristin Waechter 5-5 So. DS/L Muncie, Ind. Daleville H.S. 5 Breezy Strete 6-0 So. MH Troy, Ohio Troy H.S. 6 Courtney Flory 5-9 Jr. OH New Paris, Ohio National Trail H.S. 7 Caitlin Burroughs 5-11 Fr. MH/OH Richmond, Ind. Northeastern H.S. 8 Lauren Crump 5-8 So. S Indianapolis, Ind. Scecina Memorial H.S. 9 Sarah Shilling 6-0 Fr. OH Warsaw, Ind. Warsaw Community H.S. 11 Allison Nicley 5-11 Fr. OH Lebanon, Ind. Western Boone H.S. 12 Paige Lay 5-9 Jr. OH/RS Bloomington/Normal, Ill. Parkland College 14 Victoria Hicks 5-10 So. RS Lynn, Ind. Randolph Southern H.S. 15 Ariel Cox 5-7 Fr. S/DS Ansonia, Ohio Mississinawa Valley H.S.

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# Name Ht. Class Pos. Hometown Previous School 1 Sarah Berlatsky 5-5 Jr. DS/L Thomasboro, Ill. Parkland College 7 Caitlin Burroughs 5-11 Fr. MH/OH Richmond, Ind. Northeastern H.S. 15 Ariel Cox 5-7 Fr. S/DS Ansonia, Ohio Mississinawa Valley H.S. 8 Lauren Crump 5-8 So. S Indianapolis, Ind. Scecina Memorial H.S. 6 Courtney Flory 5-9 Jr. OH New Paris, Ohio National Trail H.S. 14 Victoria Hicks 5-10 So. RS Lynn, Ind. Randolph Southern H.S. 12 Paige Lay 5-9 Jr. OH/RS Bloomington/Normal, Ill. Parkland College 11 Allison Nicley 5-11 Fr. OH Lebanon, Ind. Western Boone H.S. 2 Madison Qualkenbush 5-7 Jr. DS/L New Castle, Ind. New Castle Chrysler H.S. 9 Sarah Shilling 6-0 Fr. OH Warsaw, Ind. Warsaw Community H.S. 3 Meagan Stoker 5-6 Fr. DS/L Celina, Ohio Celina H.S. 5 Breezy Strete 6-0 So. MH Troy, Ohio Troy H.S. 4 Kristin Waechter 5-5 So. DS/L Muncie, Ind. Daleville H.S.

Coaches Pronunciation Guide Head Coach: Charlie Brown (4th NAIA season) Berlatsky: “Ber-LAT-skee” Assistant Coach: Londa Brown (4th NAIA season) Nicley: “NICE-ley” Waechter: “WACK-ter” Qualkenbush: “QUALL-kin-bush” Red Wolves Roster

#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 Sarah Madison Meagan Kristin Breezy Berlatsky Qualkenbush Stoker Waechter Strete

#6 #7 #8 #9 #11 Courtney Caitlin Lauren Sarah Allison Flory Burroughs Crump Shilling Nicley

#12 #14 #15 Head Coach Assistant Coach Paige Victoria Ariel Charlie Londa Lay Hicks Cox Brown Brown Red Wolves Facilities

Chuck Mosey told the Richmond Memorial Gym Palladium-Item. “I Indiana University think that would be East will play its home outstanding. volleyball matches in the Chuck Mosey Me- “It’s a great gym and morial Gym at Seton it’s a great gym to play Catholic High School volleyball in.” in Richmond during the 2010 season. IU East’s volleyball teams previously The Red Wolves played played at sites such four home matches at as Union County High Mosey Memorial Gym during the School, the Richmond Athletic 2009 season. Players and specta- Mosey Memorial Gym opened Club and the Richmond High tors enjoyed the experience in the during the 2008-09 school year. School Tiernan Center. intimate setting. Fans got a chance The gymnasium has a capacity of to be right on top of the action, and about 500 fans. Locker facilities Athletics Suite the crowds were the loudest of IU are available for home and visiting The Indiana University East ath- East’s 2009 season. teams. The gym boasts an on-site letic department is housed in a television studio for production of 10-room suite in Springwood Hall “The games were fast and frenetic, IU East volleyball telecasts. on the IU East campus. and the atmosphere was electric,” the Seton Catholic High School Seton Catholic High School is The athletics suite opened in Feb- “Cardinal Captions” newsletter located at 233 South Fifth Street ruary of 2010. The space includes reported. “I think all would agree in Richmond. offices for all coaches, a study that the whole experience was a hall/team meeting room, storage, real ‘win-win’ for both IUE and “Our goal is to pack that place and laundry facilities and a training SCHS.” have people standing up,” Brown room.

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Red Wolves ready to make some noise in 2010

Can you hear them howling?

The Indiana University East volleyball program plans to make some noise at the na- tional level during the 2010 season.

The Red Wolves hope to build off of a 30-12 season in 2009 that included the program’s first Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference regular season and tournament champion- ships. The 2010 Indiana University East volleyball team. Far left: Coach Charlie Brown. Far right: Assistant coach Londa Brown. Sitting from left: Madison IU East capped its season Qualkenbush, Meagan Stoker, Kristin Waechter, Sarah Berlatsky, Courtney with an appearance at the Flory and Victoria Hicks. Back row from left: Lauren Crump, Breezy Strete, Caitlin Burroughs, Paige Lay, Jessica White, Sarah Shilling, Allison Nicley and NAIA Volleyball National Ariel Cox. Championships. “We’re eager to see the next step in the evolution of “We want people to hear us howling and know who IU East volleyball, and these girls are that next step,” that is,” said Red Wolves coach Charlie Brown, whose Brown said. team adopted the motto “They hear us howling” for the 2010 season. The roster Red Wolves fans already know the name Breezy “It’s a very simple statement. It says we’re starting to Strete (Troy, Ohio/Troy High School). Strete is a 6-0 make noise and people are starting to see and hear sophomore middle hitter who already is the most who we are.” decorated player in IU East volleyball history.

IU East returns six players, including the most pro- Strete earned Tachikara-NAIA All-America honorable ductive hitter, setter, server and defensive player from mention recognition after leading IU East in kills and the 2009 team. Brown also recruited seven talented attack percentage. newcomers who combined for a 195-38 record with their respective teams in 2009. Continued on Page 9 Season Preview

... Preview, continued from Page 8 She is the first All-American in IU East volleyball his- Lay is a 5-9 junior tory right side hitter who helped her Strete also won the KIAC Player of the Year award junior college and made the American Volleyball Coaches Associa- team finish third tion All-Northeast Region team. in its national tournament two IU East fans also know names like Courtney Flory consecutive years. (New Paris, Ohio/National Trail High School) and Victoria Hicks (Lynn, Ind./Randolph Southern High “We don’t have School). a weak rotation in the front row,” Flory is a 5-9 junior outside hitter who ranked among Brown said. IU East’s leaders in kills and attack percentage for Lauren Crump (left) and Breezy Red Wolves fans the second consecutive season. Strete hope for another award- already know the winning season. name Lauren Hicks is a 5-10 right side hitter who performed well Crump (Indianapolis, Ind./Scecina Memorial High when called upon. School).

Red Wolves fans soon will get to know names of Crump is a 5-8 sophomore setter who broke every newcomers like Caitlin Burroughs (Richmond, Ind./ significant IU East assists record during her fresh- Northeastern High School), Sarah Shilling (Warsaw, man season. Crump earned first team all-KIAC Ind./Warsaw Community High School), Allison Ni- honors and also received All-Northeast Region rec- cley (Lebanon, Ind./Western Boone High School) and ognition. Paige Lay (Bloomington/Normal, Ill/Parkland College).

IU East fans also know names like Madison Qual- Burroughs is a 5-11 freshman middle hitter who kenbush (New Castle, Ind./New Castle Chrysler High earned Class 2A all-state honors at nearby Northeast- School) and Kristin Waechter (Muncie, Ind./Daleville ern High School. High School).

Shilling is a 6-0 freshman outside hitter, a multi- Qualkenbush is a 5-7 junior defensive specialist/ sport athlete who helped her high school volleyball libero who holds IU East’s season and career records team to a 29-5 record as a senior. for digs.

Nicley is a 5-11 freshman outside hitter who has the potential to be “an absolutely dominating hitter.” Continued on Page 10 Season Preview

... Preview, continued from Page 9 Waechter is a 5-5 sophomore defensive specialist/li- Three of those matchups are Oct. 15-16 during the bero who set IU East’s school record for single season University of St. Francis/Asics Munciana Invitational serve reception percentage and also led the team in in Yorktown, Ind. IU East’s slate for the Asics Munci- aces. ana tournament includes a match against likely top 10 opponent Indiana Institute of Technology. Red Wolves fans soon will know names like new- comers Sarah Berlatsky (Thomasboro, Ill./Parkland “If I said I wasn’t a little nervous I’d be lying,” Brown College), Meagan Stoker (Celina, Ohio/Celina High said. “Those matches make for a great morale booster School) and Ariel Cox (Ansonia, Ohio/Mississinawa or a true wake-up call. Either way we will know where Valley High School). we stand against the best in the country.”

Berlatsky is a 5-5 junior defensive specialist/libero “You have to put those matches in perspective. If you are competitive against those teams you’ve made who played with Lay at Parkland College and ranked yourself successful. If you get beat by a better team among the best in serve receive in the NJCAA. and learn from it, the other matches become that much easier. If you knock off a few it’s icing on the Stoker is a 5-6 freshman defensive specialist/libero cake. who led her successful high school team in digs and serve receptions. Brown said the Red Wolves will stay equally hungry against KIAC competition. Cox is a 5-7 freshman defensive specialist and setter who earned all-district recognition in Ohio. “We expect that every team in the KIAC has recruited to overcome the talent level we had last year, and “Defensively, our defensive specialists are very good,” we will certainly have the bull’s-eye on our backs,” Brown said. “Our hitters are very proficient. I think Brown said. the combination of the two is going to make for an exciting season.” “We can’t afford to slip because we only play each other once in conference. We’ve got to approach each The schedule conference match with a kill-or-be-killed attitude.” If the Red Wolves truly are among the nation’s best teams, they’ll get plenty of chances to prove it. The goals Brown frequently uses the term “step function” when “Our schedule is immense,” Brown said. describing the progress of the IU East volleyball pro- gram. The 2010 schedule includes six matches against teams that received votes in the final 2009 Tachika- ra-NAIA Coaches’ Top 25 Volleyball Poll. Continued on Page 11 Season Preview

... Preview, continued from Page 10 It means the program progresses a little more every year. 2010 Schedule 8/20 ^ vs. Mount Vernon Nazarene 4 p.m. 8/20 ^ vs. Huntington 8 p.m. 8/21 ^ vs. Bethel (Ind.) 9 a.m. The talent level gradually gets higher, and so do the 8/21 ^ TBD 2 p.m./4 p.m. 8/25 at Marian 7 p.m. expectations. 8/27 % vs. Cumberlands (Ky.) 5 p.m. 8/27 % at Rio Grande 7 p.m. 8/28 % vs. Martin Methodist 9 a.m. IU East won the conference and advanced to the 8/28 % TBD 11 a.m. 8/28 % TBD 1 p.m. NAIA National Championship Opening Round in 9/1 at Indiana Wesleyan 7 p.m. 9/10 # vs. Manchester 3 p.m. 2009. 9/10 # vs. Concordia (Mich.) 7 p.m. 9/11 # at Defiance 11 a.m. 9/11 # TBD 1 p.m./3 p.m. The “step function” for 2010 is to win the confer- 9/15 Indiana Wesleyan 7 p.m. 9/23 at Urbana 7 p.m. ence and advance to the NAIA National Champion- 9/25 * Midway Noon 9/25 Rochester 4 p.m. ship Final Site. 9/28 Cedarville 7 p.m. 10/2 * at Brescia Noon 10/2 * vs. IU Southeast (at Brescia) 2 p.m. 10/6 Huntington 7 p.m. “Our goal right now is to finish strong in the confer- 10/9 vs. Montreat (at Union KY) 3 p.m. ence, win the conference and go deeper in the na- 10/9 at Union KY 5 p.m. 10/15 + vs. Shawnee State 5 p.m. tional tournament,” Brown said. 10/15 + vs. Indiana Tech 7 p.m. 10/16 + vs. Calumet College of St. Joseph 10 a.m. 10/16 + vs. Madonna Noon 10/19 Urbana 7 p.m. “But the No. 1 goal is to play IU East volleyball 10/22 at Harris-Stowe State 7 p.m. 10/23 * at St. Louis College of Pharmacy 3 p.m. day-in and day-out.” 10/23 * vs. Cincinnati Christian (at SLCOP) 5 p.m. 10/26 * Asbury 7 p.m. 10/30 vs. Lourdes (at Huntington) 1 p.m. And what is IU East volleyball? 10/30 at Huntington 3 p.m. 11/4 Northwestern Ohio 7 p.m. 11/6 * Mountain State Noon 11/6 * Berea College 4 p.m. “We’re establishing that every day,” Brown said. “It’s Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Tournament 11/12 KIAC Quarterfinals (at Brescia) TBA a high-level game, high-level commitment, high-level 11/13 KIAC Semifinals (at Brescia) TBA execution. They are proud of who we are, and that 11/13 KIAC Championship (at Brescia) TBA NAIA National Championships pride carries you a long way. 11/20 NAIA National Championships Opening Round TBA 11/30-12/4 NAIA National Championships Final Site TBA

All times Eastern “But just like (Indianapolis Colts quarterback) Peyton * KIAC match ^ Grace College Ramada Plaza Tournament Manning says, just because someone says you are % Invitational great doesn’t mean you’re going to be great. You’ve # Invitational + University of St. Francis/Asics Munciana Invitational got to put the work in. And they are not afraid to put the work in.”

Do you hear them howling? Meet the Red Wolves

Charlie Brown • Head Coach • 4th NAIA season Londa Brown • Assistant Coach • 4th NAIA season The husband and wife letic recruit in IU East’s team of Charlie and history. The Browns’ Londa Brown took over 2007 team set another the Indiana University school record for wins, East club volleyball pro- finishing 21-3 overall gram in 2005 when the during IU East’s first program was at its lowest year as an NAIA institu- participation level. tion.

The goal was to turn the The next step was to Charlie Brown Londa Brown IU East program around contend for the Ken- and to build a respectful tucky Intercollegiate and successful program the school and community Athletic Conference title. The Browns made it their could be proud of. They sought out and recruited tal- mission to build the IU East volleyball program into ented athletes who shared the same vision and goals one of the most respected and recognized programs for the future of IU East volleyball. in the KIAC. Continued on Page 13 The Browns quickly proved they had a win- All about Charlie ning strategy. Full name: Charles Joseph Brown Jr. They made his- Hometown: Myrtle Beach, S.C. tory in 2006 College: Okaloosa-Walton College when they led Why Charlie coaches at IU East: IU East to the Londa and I saw an opportunity best record in to help build a volleyball pro- the program’s gram out of the ashes and build existence. it into something that every- one in the community and the They again school could be proud of. made history early in 2007 by signing the first official ath- Meet the Red Wolves

... Charlie and Londa Brown, continued from Page 12 The 2008 season brought more highlights. IU East various levels in the Ohio Valley Region and Hoosier finished second in the KIAC regular season standings Region, as well as in local leagues and tournaments. and in the conference tournament. The Red Wolves defeated multiple NCAA Division II and NCAA Divi- Charlie and Londa both still have a great passion sion III teams during a 15-17 season. for the game and love to play when time permits. In addition to their commitment to IU East, Charlie is The IU East volleyball program reached even greater a Transportation Manager at Hill’s Pet Nutrition, and heights during the 2009 season. The Red Wolves Londa is a Procurement Manager at Neaton Auto started 8-0 and won the title at the Grace College Products. Ramada Plaza Tournament. IU East attracted votes in the NAIA Coaches Top 25 Volleyball Poll for the first The Browns currently live in Liberty, Ind., with their time. The Red Wolves won 10 consecutive games at dogs, Brodie and Hannah. the end of the regular season plus the KIAC tourna- ment. IU East clinched the program’s first KIAC regu- Career record (NAIA era, 2007-present) lar season and tournament titles during that stretch. Season W-L (All) Pct. W-L (KIAC) Pct. Place Charlie Brown was recognized as KIAC Coach of the 2007 21-3 .875 4-3 .571 N/A Year, and the Red Wolves made their first appearance 2008 15-17 .469 5-2 .714 2nd in the NAIA 2009 30-12 .714 8-0 1.000 1st National Cham- TOTALS 66-32 .673 17-5 .773 N/A pionship. All about Londa The Browns Full name: Londa Oza Brown expect the Red Hometown: Richmond, Ind. Why Londa coaches at IU East: Wolves to make It’s a game that I love and I’ve more history met a lot of wonderful people in the games through the years because of and seasons to the game. It’s an opportunity to come. give back to the game and com- munity and work with a great The Browns group of young ladies. share an exten- sive volleyball background. They played and coached club volleyball at Meet the Red Wolves

#2 • Madison Qualkenbush • Junior • Defense/Libero

2009 • On target: Madison led the team in serve percent- • Pack leader: Madison age at .954. became IU East’s career leader in matches played 2008 (74) and sets played • Aces up her sleeve: Madison led IU East in aces (272). with 45 (0.38 per game). • Digging deep: Madison established school re- High School cords for digs in a season • State champion: Madison was second on team in with 581 and career digs digs as a senior for the Indiana Class 4A state cham- Madison Qualkenbush with 987. pionship team at New Castle Chrysler High School. • She’s a character: Madison received IU East’s NAIA National Championship team Champions of Character Coach Brown’s Scouting Report Award prior to Red Wolves’ NAIA National Champion- “Madison has a ton of energy and is probably one ship Opening Round match at Taylor University. of our most vocal players on the court defensively. • All-conference: Madison was an All-Kentucky Madison has good ball skills and has a true under- Intercollegiate Athletic Conference second team standing of our system and the game.” honoree. • Weekly honor: Career statistics Madison was Season K E TA Pct Ast Ace Srv% Rec% Dig Bk All about Madison KIAC Player of 2008 2 7 63 -.079 3 45 .924 .861 406 0 Full name: Madison Danielle the Week for the 2009 1 3 40 -.050 16 21 .954 .928 581 0 Qualkenbush week of Oct. Totals 3 10 103 -.067 19 66 .938 .915 987 0 Height: 5’7” 26. Hometown: New Castle, Ind. • Season High School: New Castle best: Chrysler High School Madison Area of study: Nursing matched Parent: Annette Wolf the IU East Why Madison chose IU East: team sea- The nursing program and to son high play volleyball. of 28 digs in a win at Northwest- ern Ohio on Nov. 10. Meet the Red Wolves

#6 • Courtney Flory • Junior • Outside Hitter

2009 High School • Breakthrough per- • Super senior: Courtney was team MVP and formance: Courtney first-team all-county after breaking school records posted a season-high for aces in a season (69) and kills in a season (208) 15 kills Aug. 21 to help during her senior year at National Trail High School. Red Wolves earn the • Sizzling serving: Courtney was team MVP and program’s first victory district honorable mention as a junior after breaking against Indiana Univer- the then-school record for aces in a season (58) and sity Southeast. aces in one game (11) and during her junior year. • Timely blocks: Court- Courtney Flory ney made a season-high Coach Brown’s Scouting Report six blocks Nov. 14 in Kentucky Intercollegiate Ath- “Courtney is the quiet one, but she’s a player who letic Conference tournament semifinal win against is willing to come in and do anything you ask of her. Cincinnati Christian University. She’s a strong outside presence and has an under- standing of our offensive system.” 2008 • Fantastic freshman: Courtney was second on the Career statistics team with 215 Season K E TA Pct Ast Ace Srv% Rec% DIG BK kills (2.13 per 2008 215 91 625 .198 5 0 .800 .778 91 53 game) and a 2009 154 66 432 .204 3 0 .500 1.000 81 22 All about Courtney .198 attack Totals 369 157 1,057 .200 8 0 .714 .826 172 75 Full name: Courtney Mari Flory percentage Height: 5’8” during her Hometown: New Paris, Ohio freshman High School: National Trail season. High School • Killer per- Area of study: Nursing formance: Parents: Tom and Josephine Courtney Flory had a sea- Why Courtney chose IU East: son high Close to home and I heard they 14 kills had a great nursing program. on Sept. 11 against Marian Uni- versity. Meet the Red Wolves

#8 • Lauren Crump • Sophomore • Setter

2009 • League leader: Lauren led the KIAC and was 32nd • League honor: Lauren in the NAIA with 9.93 assists per game. was a first team All- • Serving it up: Lauren was second on team with 45 Kentucky Intercollegiate aces (0.30 per game). Athletic Conference High School selection. • Scecina standout: Lauren was team captain, team • Regional respect: Lau- MVP and a four-year letterwinner at Scecina Memo- ren was named to Ameri- rial High School. She also was a first team all-city can Volleyball Coaches and all-conference honoree. Association All-Northeast Lauren Crump Region team. Coach Brown’s Scouting Report • Passing records: Lauren established school records “Lauren is the glue that binds us. Her stats speak for assists in a single match (67 against University for themselves. She is a tremendous leader. She’s of Northwestern Ohio on Nov. 10), assists in a single our captain and our coach on the court. Her setting season (1,499) and career assists (1,499). skills are top-shelf. She understands what we want • Instant impact: Lauren was voted to the Grace Col- for the program and is committed to our success.” lege Ramada Plaza Tournament All-Tournament team in her first col- Career statistics legiate event. Season K E TA Pct Ast Ace Srv% Rec% DIG BK • All-tourney: 2009 96 33 325 .194 1,499 45 .944 .000 281 51 All about Lauren Lauren was Totals 96 33 325 .194 1,499 45 .944 .000 281 51 Full name: Lauren Marie Crump a Cedarville Height: 5’7” University Hometown: Indianapolis, Ind. Invitational High School: Scecina Memorial All-Tourna- High School ment team Area of study: Communication honoree Parents: Joe and Rozanne • The week Crump was hers: Why Lauren chose IU East: To Lauren be a part of something new, was named exciting and successful. KIAC Player of the Week for week of Sept. 21. Meet the Red Wolves

#14 • Victoria Hicks • Sophomore • Right Side Hitter

2009 was a second team all-state and academic all-state • Stepping up: Victoria volleyball selection at Randolph Southern High played a key role in back School. She also earned all-county, all-conference row with a season-high and all-sectional honors for the Randolph Southern 11 digs plus two aces volleyball team. to help the shorthanded Red Wolves beat Hun- Coach Brown’s Scouting Report tington University on “Victoria is a true student of the game. She is top- Nov. 2. shelf academically and will give you anything you • Perfect game: Victoria ask of her on the volleyball court. She is very objec- Victoria Hicks recorded three kills in tive and commands the respect of her teammates on three attempts to help and off of the court. She’s a player you can put on the Red Wolves defeat Central State on Aug. 29. the right side or in the back row. She understands • Presidential commendation: Victoria was named her role on the team and is a great mentor to her IU East’s Adam W. Herbert IU Presidential Scholar teammates.” award winner for the 2009-10 academic year. The scholarship is given to in-state applicants from every Career statistics IU campus Season K E TA Pct Ast Ace Srv% Rec% DIG BK with the best 2009 16 8 40 .200 4 3 .897 .886 22 1 academic suc- Totals 16 8 40 .200 4 3 .897 .886 22 1 All about Victoria cess coming Full name: Victoria Lynn Hicks out of high Height: 5’10” school. One Hometown: Lynn, Ind. IU East High School: Randolph South- student is ern High School awarded Area of study: Elementary Edu- the presti- cation gious honor Parents: Dennis Hicks and Tina during each Hicks school year. Why Victoria chose IU East: I enjoy the small school setting and being close to home. High School • All- everything: Victoria Meet the Red Wolves

#5 • Breezy Strete • Sophomore • Middle Hitter

2009 • Head of the pack: Breezy led IU East with 466 • Best of the best: kills, 3.09 kills per game and a .316 hitting per- Breezy was named Ken- centage. tucky Intercollegiate Ath- letic Conference Player High School of the Year after leading High honors: Breezy was an Ohio District 9 first team the Red Wolves to KIAC and first-team all-conference as a junior and senior regular season and tour- at Troy High School. She was District 9 second team nament titles. and second-team all-conference as a sophomore. • What an honor: Breezy Breezy Strete was a Tachikara-NAIA Coach Brown’s Scouting Report All-America honorable mention selection, the first “Breezy is our team captain. She is committed to NAIA All-American in IU East volleyball history. the success of our program and has a true under- • Regional raves: Breezy made the American Volleyball standing of the work ethic and culture we are trying Coaches Association All-Northeast Region team. to adapt for IU East volleyball.” • Dazzling debut: Breezy won the Grace College Ra- mada Plaza Tournament MVP in her first college event. Career statistics • It’s Breezy this week: Breezy was recognized as Season K E TA Pct Ast Ace Srv% Rec% DIG BK KIAC Player of the Week for the week of Nov. 9 and 2009 466 149 1,004 .316 5 0 1.000 .500 70 81 the week of Nov. Totals 466 149 1,004 .316 5 0 1.000 .500 70 81 16. All about Breezy • Attack on the record Full name: Brianna Nicole books: Strete Breezy Height: 6’0” set school Hometown: Troy, Ohio records High School: Troy High School for kills in Area of study: Nutrition/Per- a match sonal fitness with 26 at Parents: Dianne and Anthony Northwest- Why Breezy chose IU East: ern Ohio on Great opportunities Nov. 10 and kills in a season with 466. Meet the Red Wolves

#4 • Kristin Waechter • Sophomore • Defense/Libero

2009 conference and Class A all-state volleyball selection • Reception record: Kris- at Daleville High School. tin set a school record for serve receive percent- Coach Brown’s Scouting Report age at .946. “Kristin has great hands and a great understanding • Serving ace: Kristin led of the game. She is a very consistent and high-level IU East in aces with 46 player. She always has a smile and has a fun-loving and aces per game with personality. But she also brings her lunchpail to 0.31. practice every day and is probably one of the hardest • Good things happen in workers on the team.” Kristin Waechter threes: Kristin posted her season high of three aces in five separate matches. Career statistics • Clutch performance: Kristin posted a season high of Season K E TA Pct Ast Ace Srv% Rec% DIG BK 17 digs Sept. 19 in five-game win against University 2009 7 4 37 .081 9 46 .936 .946 295 1 of the Cumberlands (Ky.). Totals 7 4 37 .081 9 46 .936 .946 295 1 • Momentum changer: Kristin had a perfect game in serve reception (16 for 16) against a tough- serving Huntington Univer- All about Kristin sity team Full name: Kristin Mae Waechter on Sept. 16 Height: 5’6” to help IU Hometown: Muncie, Ind. East rally High School: Daleville High for a five- School game vic- Area of study: Criminal justice tory. Parents: Rita Gates and Mike Waechter High Why Kristin chose IU East: School Close to home, and I get a Big • Domi- Ten degree. nating at Daleville: Kristin was an all- county, all- Meet the Red Wolves

#1 • Sarah Berlatsky • Junior • L/DS College Coach • She can dig it: Sarah Brown’s made 330 digs and Scouting All about Sarah B. excelled in serve recep- Report Full name: Sarah Lynn Berlatsky tion for Parkland College “Sarah is a Height: 5’5” in 2009. Sarah helped tremendous Hometown: Thomasboro, Ill. Parkland finish third defensive play- High School: Rantoul High School Previous College: Parkland Col- in the NJCAA Division er. She does Sarah Berlatsky lege II national volleyball a good job in Area of study: Marketing tournament. Parkland serve receive. Parents: Mark and Christy Ber- finished the 2009 regular season ranked No. 1 in the She commands latsky NJCAA Division II national poll. a high level Why Sarah chose IU East: The town and the players all seemed of intensity really nice and welcoming. High School defensively and • Soaring Eagle: Sarah was recognized as one of the will be a great top players in the Champaign area during her career addition to our at Rantoul High School (Ill.). team.” #12 • Paige Lay • Junior • OH/OPP College the Illinois state • On the attack: Paige tourney. put away 482 kills dur- All about Paige ing her sophomore sea- Coach Full name: Paige Elise Lay son to help Parkland Brown’s Height: 5’9” College finish third in the Scouting Hometown: Bloomington/Normal, Ill. NJCAA Division II na- Report High School: Normal tional tournament. Paige Community High School “Paige is a lefty Previous College: Parkland College Paige Lay finished 22nd in the na- right-side Area of study: Business tion in attack percentage hitter who has Administration at and 35th in the nation in kills per set. She was a very good Parents: Mike and Connie Lay Why Paige chose IU East: The first-team all-conference and second-team all-region. frontcourt game. campus, the academics and the The experience coaches High School she brings from • Above the norm: Paige is in Normal Community High Parkland College School’s all-time top 40 in assists, kills, blocks and is just invalu- aces. She led Normal Community to the Sweet 16 in able.” Meet the Red Wolves

#7 • Caitlin Burroughs • Freshman • MH/OH High School Coach • Shining Knight: Caitlin Brown’s led Northeastern High Scouting All about Caitlin School (Ind.) to a 29-1 Report Full name: Caitlin Rose Burroughs record during her senior “Everyone knows Height: 5’11” season, with the only loss Caitlin. She’s a Hometown: Richmond, Ind. against national power local celebrity of High School: Northeastern High Muncie Burris. The sorts. She is a Caitlin Burroughs School Knights won the school’s great volleyball Area of study: Anthropology first sectional champi- player with a Parents: Rosemarie Burroughs onship and reached the quarterfinals of the Indiana fun-loving per- and Patrick Burroughs Class 2A state tournament. sonality. She is Why Caitlin chose IU East: • Big numbers: Caitlin finished her senior season one of the better Close to home with 572 kills, 108 aces and 197 blocks (including blockers on our 149 solo blocks). She was an Indiana Class 2A all- team and she state selection. has a very high volleyball IQ.” #15 • Ariel “A.J.” Cox • Freshman • S/DS High School Coach • Career peaks: Ariel led Brown’s Mississinawa Valley High Scouting All about A.J. School (Ohio) to an 18-6 Report Full name: Ariel Jordan Cox record as a senior. Ariel “A.J. is one of Height: 5’7” earned all-conference the hardest work- Hometown: Ansonia, Ohio and all-district recog- ers on the team. High School: Mississinawa Val- nition. She also was She understands ley High School Ariel “A.J.” Cox named to the district her role. She Area of study: Art all-star team. is working very Parents: Lisa and Kevin Cox hard at that Why A.J. chose IU East: It’s setter position close to home and because of so she can help my major. drive the team to a higher level.” Meet the Red Wolves

#11 • Allison Nicley • Freshman • OH High School Coach • Star among Stars: Al- Brown’s lison led Western Boone Scouting All about Allison High School to a 24-8 Report Full name: Allison Renee Nicley record as a senior. The “Allison has Height: 5’11” Stars won a sectional the potential Hometown: Lebanon, Ind. title and reached the to become a High School: Western Boone quarterfinals of the dominant out- Allison Nicley side hitter. What High School Indiana Class 3A state she might lack Parents: Tim and Angie Nicley tournament. Allison was in stature she Why Allison chose IU East: The a two-time Western Boone team MVP and a first-team makes up for atmosphere there and the all-conference honoree. with intensity opportunity to make an impact. and her physi- cal ability on the court. She could be our ‘X’ factor this season.” #9 • Sarah Shilling • Freshman • OH High School Coach • Talented Tiger: Sarah Brown’s led the Warsaw Commu- Scouting All about Sarah S. nity High School vol- Report Full name: Sarah Christine Shilling leyball team to a 29-5 “Sarah is a Height: 6’0” record during her senior warrior. She’s Hometown: Warsaw, Ind. season, with all of the a competitor High School: Warsaw losses against state- through and Community High School Sarah Shilling Area of study: Business ranked teams. through. She is Administration • Multi-sport standout: one of the more Parents: Christine and Spencer Sarah also played for Warsaw’s team and athletic players Shilling qualified for the Indiana track and field state meet in on our team. Why Sarah chose IU East: The the shot put. We look forward right size and close to home to having her presence on the front row.” Meet the Red Wolves

#3 • Meagan Stoker • Freshman • DS/L High School Coach • Bulldog on defense: Brown’s Meagan helped Celina Scouting All about Meagan High School to a 21-6 Report Full name: Meagan Alyssa Stoker record during her senior “Meagan comes Height: 5’5” season. Meagan led the from a high-level Hometown: Celina, Ohio Bulldogs in digs and volleyball back- High School: Celina High School serve receptions. She ground. She has Area of study: Undecided Meagan Stoker was an all-conference good defensive Parents: Lloyd and Vicki Stoker honoree. skills and is very Why Meagan chose IU East: The coaching staff and vol- quick on her leyball team are very nice, the feet. She plays academics are good, it is close absolutely fear- to home and the perfect size. less defense.”

Roster Breakdown • Schedule Breakdown ROSTER By position SCHEDULE By experience Libero/Defensive Specialist: 5 By match Returnees: 6 Outside hitter: 3 Home: 10 Newcomers: 7 Middle hitter: 2 Away: 10 Returning starters: 3 Right side: 2 Neutral: 19 Setter: 1 Tournament: 17 By class Conference: 8 Seniors: 0 By major Non-Conference: 31 Juniors: 4 Business: 2 NCAA Division II: 2 Sophomores: 4 Nursing: 2 NCAA Division III: 2 Anthropology: 1 Freshmen: 5 NAIA: 34 Communication: 1 USCAA: 1 Education: 1 By state Marketing: 1 Indiana: 7 Criminal Justice: 1 Ohio: 4 Art: 1 Illinois: 2 Nutrition/Personal Fitness: 1 Red Wolves Opponents

Opponent Information • Travel Guide

OPPONENTS Cincinnati Christian University Indiana Institute of Technology Marian University Match date: October 23 Match date: October 15 Match date: August 25 Nickname: Eagles Nickname: Warriors Nickname: Knights Match date: October 26 Affiliation: NAIA Affiliation: NAIA Affiliation: NAIA Nickname: Eagles 2009 record: 34-11 2009 record: 11-13 2009 record: 25-9 Affiliation: NAIA Web: www.indianatech.edu/athlet- Web: www.goccueagles.com/ Web: www.muknights.com 2009 record: 24-14 ics/ Web: www.asbury.edu/athletics Martin Methodist College Concordia University Indiana University Southeast Match date: August 28 Berea College Match date: September 11 Match date: October 2 Nickname: RedHawks Match date: November 6 Nickname: Cardinals Nickname: Grenadiers Affiliation: NAIA Affiliation: NAIA Nickname: Mountaineers Affiliation: NAIA 2009 record: 12-26 2009 record: 23-12 2009 record: 14-15 Affiliation: NAIA Web: www.concordiacardinals. Web: www.iusathletics.com Web: www.goredhawks.com 2009 record: 0-16 com/ Web: www.berea.edu/athletics/ Indiana Wesleyan University Midway College University of the Cumberlands Match dates: September 1 and Match date: September 25 Bethel College Match date: August 27 September 15 Nickname: Eagles Match date: August 21 Nickname: Patriots Nickname: Wildcats Affiliation: NAIA Nickname: Pilots Affiliation: NAIA Affiliation: NAIA 2009 record: 8-18 Affiliation: NAIA 2009 record: 17-21 2009 record: 11-31 Web: www.midway.edu/current- 2009 record: 17-18 Web: www.ucumberlands.edu/ Web: www.iwuwildcats.com students/athletics Web: www.bethelcollege.edu/sports athletics/ Lourdes College Montreat College Match date: October 30 Defiance College Match date: October 9 Nickname: Gray Wolves Match date: October 2 Match date: September 12 Nickname: Cavaliers Nickname: Yellow Jackets Affiliation: NAIA Nickname: Bearcats Affiliation: NAIA Affiliation: NCAA Division III 2009 record: First NAIA season Affiliation: NAIA 2009 record: 26-19 2009 record: 22-11 in 2010 2009 record: 3-21 Web: www.montreatcavaliers.com/ Web: www.defianceathletics.com Web: http://www.lourdes.edu/Stu- Web: www.brescia.edu/athletics/ dentLife/Athletics.aspx Mount Vernon Nazarene Harris-Stowe State University Calumet College of St. Joseph Madonna University Match date: August 20 Match date: October 22 Match date: October 16 Match date: October 16 Nickname: Cougars Nickname: Hornets Nickname: Crimson Wave Nickname: Crusaders Affiliation: NAIA Affiliation: NAIA Affiliation: NAIA Affiliation: NAIA 2009 record: 37-10 2009 record: 1-33 2009 record: 1-35 2009 record: 32-7 Web: www.mvnu.edu/sports/index. Web: athletics.hssu.edu/ Web: www.ccsj.edu/athletics/ Web: www.madonnacrusaders. asp home.html com Huntington University Mountain State University Match dates: August 20, October Manchester College Match date: November 6 6 and October 30 Match date: September 11 Match date: September 28 Nickname: Cougars Nickname: Foresters Nickname: Spartans Affiliation: NAIA Nickname: Yellow Jackets Affiliation: NAIA Affiliation: NCAA Division III Affiliation: NCAA Division II 2009 record: 17-16 2009 record: 5-26 2009 record: 15-19 2009 record: 15-23 Web: www.huntington.edu/athlet- Web: www.manchester.edu/Athlet- Web: www.mountainstate.edu/ Web: yellowjackets.cedarville.edu ics/ ics/index.htm sports/ Red Wolves Opponents

Opponent Information • Travel Guide

University of Northwestern Ohio Nickname: Blue Knights Defiance College Facility: Asics Munciana Match date: November 4 Affiliation: NCAA Division II Dates: September 11-12 Address: 200 S CR 600 W Nickname: Racers 2009 record: 16-21 Opponents: Manchester College, Yorktown, IN 47396 Affiliation: NAIA Web: sports.urbana.edu Concordia University and Defi- 2009 record: 27-14 ance College Harris-Stowe State University Web: www.unohracers.com/ TRAVEL GUIDE Potential opponents: Siena Date: October 22 Grace College Heights University, Lourdes Col- Opponent: Harris-Stowe State University of Rio Grande Dates: August 20-21 lege, Marygrove College or Hun- University Match date: August 27 Opponents: Mount Vernon tington University Facility: Emerson Performance Nickname: Red Storm Nazarene University, Huntington Facility: Karl H. Weaner Center Center Affiliation: NAIA University and Bethel College Address: 701 N. Clinton Street Address: 3026 Laclede Avenue 2009 record: 18-19 Potential opponents: Grace Col- Defiance, OH 43512 St. Louis, MO 63103 Web: www.rioredstorm.com lege, Indiana University South- east, Davenport University or St. Louis College of Pharmacy Rochester College Calumet College of St. Joseph Date: September 23 Date: October 23 Match date: September 25 Facility: Orthopaedic Capital Opponent: Urbana University Opponents: St. Louis College of Nickname: Warriors Center Facility: Warren G. Grimes Center Pharmacy and Cincinnati Chris- Affiliation: USCAA Address: 610 Wooster Road Gymnasium tian University 2009 record: 34-17 Winona Lake, IN 46590 Address: 579 College Way Facility: Cartwright Student Web: www.rc.edu/pages/athletics/ Urbana, OH 43078 Center Marian University Address: 4588 Parkview Place Shawnee State University Date: August 25 Brescia University St. Louis, MO 63110 Opponent: Marian University Match date: October 15 Date: October 2 Facility: Physical Education Center Huntington University Nickname: Bears Opponents: Brescia University Address: 3200 Cold Spring Road Date: October 30 Affiliation: NAIA and Indiana University Southeast Indianapolis, IN 46222 Opponents: Huntington University 2009 record: 31-6 Facility: Brescia University Cam- pus Center and Lourdes College Web: www.shawnee.edu/off/athl/ University of Rio Grande Address: 717 Frederica Street Facility: Merillat Physical Educa- Dates: August 27-28 Owensboro, KY 42301 tion and Recreation Complex St. Louis College of Pharmacy Opponents: University of the Address: 2303 College Avenue Match date: October 23 Cumberlands, University of Rio Union College Huntington, IN 46750 Nickname: Eutectics Grande and Martin Methodist Date: October 9 Affiliation: NAIA College Opponents: Montreat College and KIAC Tournament 2009 record: 6-16 Facility: Paul R. Lyne Physical Union College at Brescia University Web: www.stlcop.edu/studentlife/ Education Center Facility: John M. Robsion Jr. Date: November 12-13 athletics.asp Address: 218 N. College Avenue Possible opponents: Asbury Rio Grande, OH 45674 Memorial Arena Union College Address: 310 College Street University, Berea College, Brescia Match date: October 9 Indiana Wesleyan University Barbourville, Ky. 40906 University, Cincinnati Christian Nickname: Bulldogs Date: September 1 University, Indiana Univer- Affiliation: NAIA Opponent: Indiana Wesleyan University of St. Francis/ sity Southeast, Midway College, 2009 record: 29-5 University Munciana Invitational Mountain State University and St. Web: www.ucbulldogs.com/ Facility: Recreation and Wellness Dates: October 15-16 Louis College of Pharmacy Center Opponents: Shawnee State Uni- Facility: Brescia University Cam- Urbana University Address: 4201 S. Washington versity, Indiana Institute of Tech- pus Center Match dates: September 23 and Street nology, Calumet College of St. Address: 717 Frederica Street October 19 Marion, IN 46953 Joseph and Madonna University Owensboro, KY 42301 Season Review

2009: A season of firsts for IU East volleyball

Exactly 240 NAIA volleyball teams started their seasons in August of 2009 hoping to make it to the NAIA Na- tional Championships.

Only 36 teams made it.

And one of them was Indi- ana University East.

The IU East volleyball team’s season of firsts was capped by the program’s first appearance in the The 2009 Indiana University East volleyball team. Front row from left: Kris- NAIA National Champion- tin Waechter, Akeyta Mayes and Madison Qualkenbush. Middle row from left: ships. Courtney Flory, Kait Ervin, Lauren Crump and Brandie Sanders. Back row from left: Coach Charlie Brown, Victoria Hicks, April Acree, Stacie Muir, Jessica IU East enjoyed its first White, Kristen Mahoney, Breezy Strete and assistant coach Londa Brown. 30-win volleyball season. the KIAC tournament and advance to the national IU East received votes tournament – and we did! And we did this against in the NAIA Volleyball Coaches Top 25 Poll for the the toughest schedule in the history of IU East vol- first time. The Red Wolves finished first in the KIAC leyball.” regular season standings for the first time. IU East won the KIAC volleyball tournament for the first time. The Red Wolves entered the 2009 season with what Charlie Brown became IU East’s first volleyball Coach Brown considered the most talented roster in the of the Year. Breezy Strete became IU East’s first KIAC history of IU East volleyball, but also one of the volleyball Player of the Year and first NAIA volleyball youngest rosters in the history of IU East volleyball. All-American. Eleven of the 13 Red Wolves players were freshmen or sophomores. “We had a checklist of goals we hoped to accom- plish during the 2009 season, and we were able “Our goal is to get them adjusted to the college to check off every one of those goals,” Brown said. game as quickly as we possibly can,” Brown said “We wanted to finish first in the KIAC regular season during the preseason. standings, and we did. We wanted to win at least 20 matches, and we did. Most of all, we wanted to win Continued on Page 27 Season Review

... Season Review, continued from Page 26 The young Red Wolves grew up quickly. IU East start- three consecutive losses to open the Asbury College ed the season by winning the Grace College Ramada Invitational on Oct. 9 and 10. Two of the defeats Plaza Tournament. The Red Wolves would go on to were tough five-game setbacks against teams that win their first eight matches, including a dramatic had received votes in the NAIA Coaches Top 25 comeback August 29 at the University of Rio Grande. Poll. The slump at Asbury started a stretch of seven IU East trailed 14-11 in the fifth game, but won the losses in 10 games that dropped IU East’s record to next five points to steal the match. 20-11.

The Red Wolves were rewarded for their fast start “We took a few tough losses in the middle of the when they received votes in the NAIA Coaches Top season,” Brown said. “But those tough matches paid 25 Volleyball Poll of Sept. 8. It was IU East’s first ap- off against our conference opponents and in the pearance in the NAIA Coaches Top 25 Volleyball Poll. KIAC tournament.”

“That speaks volumes to what we’ve become,” Brown The Red Wolves got back on track with an impressive said. win against NCAA Division II opponent Kentucky State on Oct. 30. IU East came back one day later The perfect season ended Sept. 11 with at loss at and earned a pair of KIAC wins. Cedarville University, but the winning continued. IU East pushed its record to 17-4 with an impressive And now the Red Wolves were rolling. victory at reigning KIAC champion Asbury College fol- lowed by a sweep of Kentucky Christian University on IU East swept through the rest of its regular season Oct. 3. matches. The Red Wolves clinched the KIAC regu- lar season championship with a three-game romp The young Red Wolves then experienced some grow- ing pains. IU East returned to Asbury and suffered Continued on Page 28

Indiana University East volleyball 2009 statistics Name GP MP K K/G E TA Pct Ast A/G TA Pct SA SA/G SE TA Pct RE TA Pct DIG D/G BS BA TOT B/G BE 1 April Acree 37 26 38 1.03 16 117 .188 5 .14 27 .185 7 .19 2 35 .943 5 22 .773 8 .22 1 7 8 .22 6 2 Madison Qualkenbush 154 42 1 .01 3 40 -.050 16 .10 53 .302 21 .14 21 452 .954 40 554 .928 581 3.77 0 0 0 0 0 3 Akeyta Mayes 154 42 9 .06 18 64 -.141 3 .02 24 .125 34 .22 47 530 .911 45 390 .885 412 2.68 0 0 0 0 0 4 Kristin Waechter 150 41 7 .05 4 37 .081 9 .06 38 .237 46 .31 35 548 .936 19 352 .946 295 1.97 0 1 1 .01 0 5 Breezy Strete 151 42 466 3.09 149 1004 .316 5 .03 26 .192 0 0 0 4 1.00 4 8 .500 70 .46 23 58 81 .54 66 6 Courtney Flory 88 38 154 1.75 66 432 .204 3 .03 6 .500 0 0 1 2 .500 0 5 1.00 81 .92 6 16 22 .25 14 7 Brandie Sanders 151 41 349 2.31 133 907 .238 9 .06 35 .257 25 .17 25 453 .945 48 605 .921 558 3.7 6 19 25 .17 25 8 Lauren Crump 151 41 96 .64 33 325 .194 1499 9.93 3233 .464 45 .30 29 514 .944 0 0 .000 281 1.86 12 39 51 .34 45 10 Stacie Muir 126 42 202 1.60 65 570 .240 5 .04 24 .208 4 .03 8 81 .901 8 54 .852 122 .97 6 15 21 .17 13 11 Kristen Mahoney 103 41 111 1.08 44 373 .180 8 .08 47 .170 4 .04 7 94 .926 8 67 .881 55 .53 14 34 48 .47 32 12 Kait Ervin 100 37 169 1.69 87 477 .172 51 .51 184 .277 0 0 0 14 1.00 14 91 .846 57 .57 2 17 19 .19 11 13 Jessica White 139 42 224 1.61 83 636 .222 12 .09 38 .316 28 .20 32 443 .928 2 33 .939 122 .88 29 63 92 .66 64 14 Victoria Hicks 39 23 16 .41 8 40 .200 4 .10 11 .364 3 .08 4 39 .897 4 35 .886 22 .56 0 1 1 .03 3 Totals 1842 11.88 709 5022 .226 1629 10.51 3746 .435 217 1.40 211 3209 .934 200 2219 .910 2664 17.19 99 270 234 1.51 279 Opponent totals 1303 8.41 534 4267 .180 1161 7.49 2911 .399 152 .98 250 1898 .868 177 1880 .906 2086 13.46 139 291 285 1.84 222 Season Review

... Review, continued from Page 27 against Indiana University Southeast on Nov. 7. IU East concluded the regular season with a five-game 2009 results 8/21 at Grace ^ W 25-21, 25-16, 25-20 win at the University of Northwestern Ohio, perhaps 8/21 vs. IU Southeast ^ W 25-20, 25-21, 24-26, 28-26 8/22 vs. Cedarville ^ W 27-25, 25-23, 28-26 the team’s best overall performance of the season. 8/22 vs. Huntington ^ W 16-25, 25-12, 25-22, 25-22 8/28 at Rio Grande W 25-17, 26-24, 25-23 8/29 at Rio Grande W 25-17, 20-25, 26-24, 22-25, 16-14 IU East entered the KIAC Tournament as the No. 1 8/29 vs. Central State W 25-4, 25-11, 25-9 9/9 Miami Middletown W 25-15, 25-16, 25-8 seed. The Red Wolves had a target on their backs, 9/11 at Cedarville % L 25-15, 25-23, 19-25, 25-19 9/11 vs. IU Southeast % W 25-17, 20-25, 15-25, 25-17, 15-13 but they still swept St. Louis College of Pharmacy 9/12 vs. Saint Xavier % L 18-25, 25-22, 20-25, 25-19, 15-12 9/12 vs. Saint Francis IN % W 25-19, 25-20, 18-25, 25-20 and Cincinnati Christian University to earn a title 9/16 Huntington W 19-25, 27-25, 19-25, 25-20, 15-10 9/18 at Union College KY L 25-18, 25-14, 25-20 match rematch against Asbury. The Eagles had de- 9/19 at Cumberlands KY W 25-15, 25-21, 25-14 feated the Red Wolves in the 2008 KIAC Tournament 9/19 at Cumberlands KY W 22-25, 25-20, 25-21, 23-25, 15-11 9/22 at Urbana W 25-18, 25-21, 21-25, 25-16 final, but IU East turned the tables in 2009. The 9/26 St Louis College of Pharm * W 25-20, 25-10, 25-18 9/28 Marian L 23-25, 25-21, 18-25, 25-14, 15-12 Red Wolves held off the Eagles in four taut games to 10/3 at Asbury * W 17-25, 25-18, 25-16, 25-12 10/3 vs. Kentucky Christian W 25-11, 25-17, 25-14 claim the school’s first conference tournament cham- 10/9 vs. Bryan # L 23-25, 14-25, 25-22, 25-17, 15-11 10/9 vs. Marian # L 25-23, 25-13, 25-22 pionship. 10/10 vs. Webber International # L 25-23, 25-22, 15-25, 21-25, 15-13 10/10 vs. St. Catharine # W 25-6, 25-16, 25-10 10/13 Urbana L 20-25, 25-18, 13-25, 25-13, 15-11 “The next thing I knew, we were all on the court cel- 10/17 Cincinnati Christian * W 25-10, 25-16, 25-20 10/17 Brescia * W 25-11, 25-14, 25-8 ebrating,” Strete said, remembering the final point. 10/20 Ohio Dominican L 28-26, 25-21, 25-20 10/24 at College of Mount St. Jose L 25-13, 23-25, 25-9, 25-15 “We were all so into it.” 10/27 at Marian L 25-15, 25-14, 25-20 10/30 at Kentucky State W 25-20, 25-20, 25-18 10/31 at Midway * W 25-20, 25-17, 25-23 The memorable ride ended in the Opening Round of 10/31 vs. Mountain State W 25-19, 25-13, 28-26 11/2 at Huntington W 23-25, 25-20, 25-15, 25-19 the NAIA Volleyball National Championship. 11/7 Berea * W 25-8, 25-14, 25-11 11/7 IU Southeast * W 25-20, 25-9, 25-18 11/10 at Northwestern Ohio W 25-21, 29-27, 16-25, 23-25, 15-10 Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Tournament IU East fell in three games at 16th-ranked Taylor 11/13 vs. St Louis College of Pharm W 25-23, 25-17, 25-13 11/14 vs. Cincinnati Christian W 25-19, 25-13, 25-20 University, a team that would go on to finish in the 11/14 at Asbury W 25-18, 28-26, 20-25, 25-21 top 12 at the NAIA National Championships. NAIA National Championships Opening Round 11/21 at Taylor L 25-17, 25-14, 25-19

* KIAC match “But we can’t lose sight of the fact we’ve had an ^ Grace College Ramada Plaza Tournament % Cedarville University Invitational amazing season,” Brown said. # Asbury College Invitational

“We’ve done everything we said we would do. We made it here. And there are more than 200 teams that can’t say the same thing.” Red Wolves Record Book

All-time results (NAIA era, 2007-present)

2007 11/14 at Asbury College 3-1 W NAIA National Championships 21-3 overall, 4-3 KIAC Opening Round 9/9 vs. Akron-Wayne College 2-0 W 11/21 at Taylor University 0-3 L 9/9 vs. OU-Zanesville 2-0 W 9/9 at OSU-Newark 2-1 W 9/9 vs. Ohio-Lancaster 2-0 W Vs. Opponents 9/9 at OSU-Newark 2-0 W Akron-Wayne College 1-0 9/15 at UC Clermont 3-1 W Aquinas College 0-1 9/15 vs. Ohio State- Marion 3-0 W Asbury College 2-3 9/18 Miami U- Hamilton 3-0 W Berea College 3-0 9/21 Wright State Lakers 3-0 W Bethel College IN 0-1 9/25 at Miami Middletown 3-0 W Brescia University 3-0 9/28 UC Clermont 3-0 W Bryan College 0-1 9/29 at Asbury College * 1-3 L Cedarville University 1-1 10/2 Midway College * 3-0 W 1-0 10/4 at Miami U- Hamilton 3-0 W Cincinnati Christian University 3-0 10/6 at Berea College * 3-0 W College of Mount St. Joseph 0-1 10/6 vs. Brescia University * 3-0 W Goshen College 0-1 10/8 Miami Middletown 3-0 W Grace College 1-1 10/15 OSU-Newark 3-0 W Harris-Stowe State University 1-0 10/16 Cincinnati Christian 3-0 W Huntington University 3-0 10/16 Southern State CC 3-0 W Indiana Institute of Technology 0-1 10/19 at Midway College * 3-0 W Indiana University Southeast 3-3 10/27 vs. StL Coll. of Pharm * 3-0 W Kim Gerlach helped the 2007 team to a 21-3 record. Kentucky Christian University 1-0 10/27 vs. IU Southeast * 1-3 L Kentucky State University 2-0 10/27 vs. Mountain State * 0-3 L Lincoln Christian College 0-2 10/22 Northwestern Ohio 0-3 L 9/18 at Union College KY 0-3 L Marian University 0-5 10/28 at Marian University 2-3 L 9/19 at Cumberlands KY 3-0 W Middletown 4-0 2008 11/1 at Brescia University * 3-0 W 9/19 at Cumberlands KY 3-2 W Miami University Hamilton 2-0 15-17 overall, 5-2 KIAC 11/6 at Ohio Dominican Univ 1-3 L 9/22 at Urbana University 3-1 W Midway College 5-0 8/22 at Grace College 2-3 L 11/8 Asbury College * 1-3 L 9/26 StL College of Pharm * 3-0 W Mountain State University 3-1 8/23 vs. IU Southeast 1-3 L KIAC Tournament 9/28 Marian University 2-3 L Ohio Dominican University 0-2 9/9 at IN Institute of Tech. 0-3 L 11/14 at Midway College 3-0 W 10/3 at Asbury College * 3-1 W Ohio State University Marion 2-0 9/11 Marian University 0-3 L 11/15 vs. Mountain State Univ 3-2 W 10/3 vs. Kentucky Christian 3-0 W 9/13 at Urbana University 2-3 L 11/15 vs. Asbury College 0-3 L 10/9 vs. Bryan College 2-3 L Ohio State University Newark 3-0 9/16 Wilmington College 3-1 W 10/9 vs. Marian University 0-3 L Lancaster 1-0 9/21 at UC-Clermont 3-2 W 10/10 vs. Webber International 2-3 L Ohio University Zanesville 1-0 9/21 vs. OSU-Marion 3-0 W 2009 10/10 vs. St. Catharine 3-0 W Rochester College 0-1 9/23 Kentucky State University 3-0 W 30-12 overall, 8-0 KIAC 10/13 Urbana University 2-3 L St. Catharine College 1-0 9/27 IU Southeast * 2-3 L KIAC regular season champions 10/17 Cincinnati Christian * 3-0 W St. Louis College of Pharmacy 4-0 9/27 Rochester College 0-3 L KIAC tournament champions 10/17 Brescia University * 3-0 W St. 0-1 10/2 Midway College * 3-0 W 8/21 at Grace College 3-0 W 10/20 Ohio Dominican Univ 0-3 L Southern State Community College 1-0 10/4 at Berea College * 3-0 W 8/21 vs. IU Southeast 3-1 W 10/24 at Coll. of Mt. St. Joseph 1-3 L Taylor University 0-1 10/4 vs. Mountain State Univ * 3-0 W 8/22 vs. Cedarville Univ 3-0 W 10/27 at Marian University 0-3 L Taylor University-Fort Wayne 1-0 10/8 Urbana University 3-1 W 8/22 vs. Huntington Univ 3-1 W 10/30 at Kentucky State 3-0 W -Clermont 3-0 10/10 vs. Bethel College IN 0-3 L 8/28 at Univ of Rio Grande 3-0 W 10/31 at Midway College * 3-0 W Union College KY 0-1 10/10 at Goshen College 0-3 L 8/29 at Univ of Rio Grande 3-2 W 10/31 vs. Mountain State Univ 3-0 W University of Northwestern Ohio 1-1 10/11 vs. Aquinas College 1-3 L 8/29 vs. Central State 3-0 W 11/2 at Huntington Univ 3-1 W University of Rio Grande 2-0 10/11 vs. Taylor University-FW 3-1 W 9/9 Miami U. Middletown 3-0 W 11/7 Berea College * 3-0 W University of St. Francis 1-0 10/13 at Miami-Middletown 3-0 W 9/11 at Cedarville Univ 1-3 L 11/7 IU Southeast * 3-0 W University of the Cumberlands KY 2-0 10/17 at StL Coll. of Pharm * 3-1 W 9/11 vs. IU Southeast 3-2 W 11/10 at Northwestern Ohio 3-2 W Urbana University 2-2 10/17 vs. Lincoln Christian Coll. 1-3 L 9/12 vs. Saint Xavier University 2-3 L KIAC Tournament Webber International University 0-1 10/18 vs. Harris-Stowe State 3-2 W 9/12 vs. Univ of Saint Francis 3-1 W 11/13 vs. StL Coll of Pharm 3-0 W Wilmington College 1-0 10/18 vs. Lincoln Christian Coll. 0-3 L 9/16 Huntington Univ 3-2 W 11/14 vs. Cincinnati Christian 3-0 W Wright State Lakers 1-0 Red Wolves Record Book

All-time honors (NAIA era, 2007-present)

2007 Allison Hoveln • All-Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference first team • KIAC Player of the Week (week of Oct. 22) • Lady Titan Invitational All-Tournament team • Academic All-Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

Amy Stultz • Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Confer- ence Player of the Week (week of Oct. 29); • Lady Titan Invitational MVP

Brittani Foreman • NAIA-Daktronics Scholar Athlete • Academic All-Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

Kim Gerlach • Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Confer- ence Libero of the Week (week of Oct. 22); • Academic All-Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Amy Stultz was an all-conference and all-region selection in 2008. Amanda Martin • Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Confer- Kim Gerlach • Grace College Ramada Plaza Tournament Madison Qualkenbush ence Setter of the Week (week of Oct. 22); • All-Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic MVP • NAIA National Championship team Cham- • Lady Titan Invitational All-Tournament Conference • Cedarville University Invitational All- pions of Character Award team • Academic All-KIAC Tournament team • All-Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic • KIAC Player of the Week (week of Nov. 9 Conference second team 2008 Brittani Foreman and week of Nov. 16) • KIAC Player of the Week (week of Oct. Amy Stultz • Indiana University East Female Scholar- • Academic All-KIAC 26) • American Volleyball Coaches Association Athlete of the Year All-Northeast Region honorable mention • Academic All-KIAC Lauren Crump Jessica White • All-Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic • American Volleyball Coaches Association • Asbury College Invitational All-Tourna- Mandy Jones ment Team Conference All-Northeast Region • Academic All-KIAC • KIAC Player of the Week (week of Oct. 6, • All-Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Charlie Brown week of Oct. 13 and week of Nov. 10); Conference first team Amanda Danna • Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Confer- • Indiana University East Female Athlete • Grace College Ramada Plaza Tournament • Academic All-KIAC ence Coach of the Year of the Year All-Tournament Team • Grace College Ramada Plaza Tournament • Cedarville University Invitational All- all-tournament team Victoria Hicks 2009 Tournament team • Academic All-KIAC Breezy Strete • KIAC Player of the Week (week of Sept. Allison Hoveln • Tachikara-NAIA All-America honorable 21) • American Volleyball Coaches Association Kristen Mahoney mention • Academic All-KIAC All-Northeast Region honorable mention • Academic All-KIAC • American Volleyball Coaches Association • All-Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic All-Northeast Region Brandie Sanders Conference Kristin Waechter • Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Confer- • All-Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic • Academic All-KIAC • Academic All-KIAC ence Player of the Year Conference second team • St. Louis College of Pharmacy All- • Indiana University East Female Athlete • KIAC Player of the Week (week of Sept. Tournament of the Year 28) Red Wolves Record Book

School Records (NAIA era, 2007-present)

Team Records Block assists: 10 (April Acree, Sept. 27, 2008, vs. IU Southeast) Single match Most kills: 71 (Nov. 10, 2009 at University Single season of Northwestern Ohio) Kills: 466 (Breezy Strete, 2009) Fewest kills: 10 (Sept. 9, 2008, vs. Indiana Kills per game: 4.13 (Amy Stultz, 2007) Tech) Hitting percentage: .423 (Allison Hoveln, Most errors: 34 (Sept. 29, 2007, vs. As- 2007) bury; Oct. 17, 2008, vs. St. Louis College Digs: 581 (Madison Qualkenbush, 2009) of Pharmacy) Digs per game: 5.15 (Kim Gerlach, 2007) Fewest errors: 2 (Sept. 9, 2007, vs. Akron- Serve reception percentage: .946 (Kristin Wayne College) Waechter, 2009) Most attacks: 193 (Sept. 27, 2008, vs. Service aces: 51 (Tera Brown, 2007) Indiana University Southeast) Aces per game: 0.75 (Tera Brown, 2007) Fewest attacks: 34 (Sept. 9, 2007, vs. Service percentage: .978 (Amy Stultz, Zanesville) 2008) Highest attack percentage: .595 (Aug. 29, Assists: 1,499 (Lauren Crump, 2009) 2009, vs. Central State) Assists per game: 10.43 (Amanda Martin, Lowest attack percentage: -.107 (Sept. 9, 2007) 2008, vs. Indiana Tech) Allison Hoveln established multiple IU East records. Block solos: 57 (Allison Hoveln, 2008) Most assists: 70 (Nov. 10, 2009, at Univer- Block assists: 86 (Allison Hoveln, 2008) sity of Northwestern Ohio) Most kills allowed: 1,289 (2009) Most serve receive errors: 200 (2009) Blocks per game: 1.28 (Allison Hoveln, Fewest assists: 1 (Aug. 23, 2008, vs. Fewest kills: 872 (2007) Fewest serve receive errors: 98 (2007) 2008) Indiana University Southeast) Fewest kills allowed: 541 (2007) Most serve receive attempts: 2,219 (2009) Most aces: 26 (Oct. 2, 2007, vs. Midway) Most kills per game: 12.28 (2007) Fewest serve receive attempts: 871 Fewest aces: 0 (three times, most recently Most kills per game allowed: 8.32 (2009) (2008) Career Nov. 21, 2009, vs. Taylor University) Fewest kills per game: 10.78 (2008) Highest serve receive percentage: .910 Sets played: 272 (Madison Qualkenbush, Most service errors: 14 (Oct. 2, 2007, vs. Fewest kills per game allowed: 7.05 (2008) (2009) 2008-09) Midway) Most errors: 709 (2009) Lowest serve receive percentage: .798 Matches played: 74 (Madison Qualkenbush, Fewest service errors: 0 (Nov. 14, 2009, vs. Fewest errors: 381 (2007) (2008) 2008-09) Cincinnati Christian University) Highest attack percentage: .229 (2007) Most digs: 2,664 (2009) Kills: 595 (Amy Stultz, 2007-08) Most receiving errors: 14 (Sept. 9, 2008 Highest attack percentage allowed: .185 Fewest digs: 1,124 (2007) Kills per game: 3.27 (Amy Stultz, 2007- vs. Indiana Tech; Oct. 24, 2009, vs. Col- (2009) Most digs per game: 19.02 (2008) 08) lege of Mount St. Joseph) Lowest attack percentage: .178 (2008) Fewest digs per game: 15.83 (2007) Hitting percentage: .290 (Allison Hoveln, Fewest receiving errors: 0 (Six times, Lowest attack percentage allowed: .043 Most blocks: 349 (2008) 2007-08) most recently Nov. 21, 2009 vs. Kentucky (2007) Fewest blocks: 80 (2007) Digs: 987 (Madison Qualkenbush, 2008- Christian) Most assists: 1,629 (2009) Most blocks per game: 2.93 (2008) 09) Most digs: 124 (Oct. 18, 2008, vs. Harris- Fewest assists: 762 (2007) Fewest blocks per game: 1.13 (2007) Digs per game: 4.9 (Kim Gerlach, 2007- Stowe State) Most assists per game: 10.73 (2007) 08) Fewest digs: 11 (Sept. 9, 2007, vs. Akron- Fewest assists per game: 9.52 (2008) Serve reception percentage: .890 (Tera Wayne College) Most aces: 261 (2007) Individual Records Brown, 2007) Most blocks: 29 (Sept. 27, 2008, vs. Most aces allowed: 152 (2009) Single match Service aces: 77 (Amanda Martin, 2007- Indiana University Southeast) Fewest aces: 165 (2008) Kills: 26 (Breezy Strete, Nov. 10, 2009, at 08) Fewest blocks: 0 (Sept. 21, 2007, vs. Fewest aces allowed: 90 (2007) University of Northwestern Ohio) Service aces per game: 0.75 (Tera Brown, Wright State Lakers) Most aces per game: 3.68 (2007) Digs: 34 (Kim Gerlach, Sept. 21, 2008, vs. 2007) Most aces allowed per game: 1.27 (2007) UC Clermont) Service percentage: .973 (Amy Stultz, Single season Fewest aces per game: 1.39 (2008) Service aces: 8 (Amy Stultz, Oct. 8, 2007, 2007-08) Most matches: 42 (2009) Fewest aces allowed per game: 0.98 vs. Miami University Middletown; Brandie Assists: 1,499 (Lauren Crump, 2009) Most wins: 30 (2009) (2009) Sanders, Oct. 17, 2009, vs. Brescia) Assists per game: 7.23 (Amanda Martin, Fewest wins: 15 (2008) Most service errors: 211 (2009) Assists: 67 (Lauren Crump, Nov. 10, 2009, 2007-08) Most losses: 17 (2008) Fewest service errors: 150 (2008) at University of Northwestern Ohio) Block solos: 78 (Allison Hoveln, 2007-08) Fewest losses: 3 (2007) Most service attempts: 3,209 (2009) Block solos: 5 (Amanda Danna, Sept. 16, Block assists: 100 (Allison Hoveln, 2007- Highest winning percentage: .875 (2007) Fewest service attempts: 1,816 (2007) 2008, vs. Wilmington College; Allison Hov- 08) Lowest winning percentage: .489 (2008) Highest serve percentage: .934 (2008) eln, Oct. 18, 2008, vs. HS; Allison Hoveln, Blocks per game: 0.99 (Allison Hoveln, Most kills: 1,842 (2009) Lowest serve percentage: .906 (2008) Nov. 1, 2008 vs. Brescia University) 2007-08) Red Wolves Record Book

Player Bests • Team Milestones

Player Bests Lauren Crump Kills: 7 (vs. Univ of Saint Francis IN, Sept. 12, 2009) Kill attempts: 20 (vs. Univ of Saint Francis IN, Sept. 12, 2009) Assists: 67 (at Univ of Northwestern Ohio, Nov. 10, 2009) Digs: 16 (at Univ of the Cumberlands KY, Sept. 19, 2009) Aces: 4 (at Univ of the Cumberlands KY, Sept. 19, 2009; vs. IU Southeast, Nov. 7, 2009) Blocks: 4 (vs. Urbana University, Oct. 13, 2009)

Courtney Flory Kills: 15 (vs. IU Southeast, Aug. 21, 2009) Kill attempts: 36 (vs. Mountain State Univ, Nov. 15, 2008) Assists: 2 (at Midway College, Nov. 14, 2008; vs. Mountain State Univ, Oct. 31, 2009) Breezy Strete (right) had a career-high 26 kills at Northwestern Ohio in 2009. Digs: 7 (Seven times, most recently vs. Webber International Univ, Oct. 10, 2009) Blocks: 7 (vs. IU Southeast, Sept. 27, 2008; vs. Harris-Stowe State University, Team Milestones Fewest points scored in a match: 35 (at Oct. 18, 2008) Indiana Institute of Technology, Sept. 9, 2008) First NAIA-era win: Sept. 9, 2007, vs. 2008 Akron-Wayne College Fewest points allowed in a game: 4 (at Victoria Hicks Breezy Strete 50th NAIA-era win: Sept. 22, 2009, at Berea College, Oct. 4, 2008; vs. Central Kills: 3 (vs. Central State, Aug. 29, 2009; Kills: 26 (at Univ of Northwestern Ohio, Urbana University State University, Aug. 29, 2009) vs. Cincinnati Christian University, Oct. 17, Nov. 10, 2009) First NAIA-era loss: Sept. 29, 2007, at Fewest points scored in a game: 8 (vs. 2009; vs. Berea College, Nov. 7, 2009) Kill attempts: 44 (at Univ of Northwestern Asbury College Bethel College, Oct. 10, 2008) Kill attempts: 5 (vs. College of Mount St. Ohio, Nov. 10, 2009) Longest winning streak: 11 matches (2007) Longest game won: 32-30 (at Midway Col- Joseph) Assists: 1 (Five times, most recently at Univ Longest losing streak: 5 matches (2008) Assists: 1 (Four times, most recently at of Northwestern Ohio, Nov. 10, 2009) Longest home winning streak: 6 matches lege, Oct. 19, 2007) Univ of Northwestern Ohio, Nov. 10, 2009) Digs: 7 (vs. Univ of Saint Francis IN, Sept. (2007) Longest game lost: 37-35 (vs. Urbana Digs: 11 (at Huntington Univ, Nov. 2, 12, 2009) Longest road/neutral winning streak: 8 University, Oct. 27, 2007) 2009) Blocks: 5 (vs. IU Southeast, Aug. 21, matches (most recently in 2009) Longest fifth game won: 16-14 (vs. Moun- Aces: 2 (at Huntington Univ, Nov. 2, 2009) 2009; vs. IU Southeast, Sept. 11, 2009) Longest home losing streak: 2 matches tain State, Nov. 15, 2008; at University of Blocks: 1 (vs. Central State, Aug. 29, (most recently in 2009) Rio Grande, Aug. 29, 2009) Longest fifth game lost: 17-15 (vs. IU 2009) Kristin Waechter Longest road/neutral losing streak: 6 Southeast, Sept. 27, 2008) Kills: 1 (Seven times, most recently at Univ matches (last two road/neutral matches of First time receiving votes in NAIA Coaches’ Madison Qualkenbush of Northwestern Ohio, Nov. 10, 2009) 2007 and first four road/neutral matches Top 25 Volleyball Poll: Sept. 8, 2009 Kills: 1 (at IN Institute of Technology, Sept. Kill attempts: 4 (at Univ of the Cumber- of 2008) 9, 2008; vs. Taylor University-FW, Oct. 11, lands KY, Sept. 19, 2009) Most recent five-game victory: Nov. 10, (43rd) 2008; at Asbury College, Nov. 14, 2009) Assists: 3 (at Taylor University, Nov. 21, 2009, at University of Northwestern Ohio Most recent time receiving votes in NAIA Kill attempts: 9 (at Grace College, Aug. 22, 2009) Most recent five-game loss: Oct. 13, 2009, Coaches’ Top 25 Volleyball Poll: Oct. 6, 2008) Digs: 17 (at Univ of the Cumberlands KY, vs. Urbana University 2009 (37th) Assists: 2 (Four times, most recently at Sept. 19, 2009) Most recent win after trailing 0-2: Never Highest ranking in NAIA Coaches’ Top 25 Huntington Univ, Nov. 2, 2009) Aces: 3 (Five times, most recently vs. Berea Most recent loss after leading 2-0: Oct. 9, Volleyball Poll: Oct. 6, 2009 (37th) Digs: 28 (at Univ of Northwestern Ohio, College, Nov. 7, 2009) 2009 vs. Bryan College Most consecutive weeks receiving votes in Nov. 10, 2009) Blocks: 1 (vs. IU Southeast, Aug. 21, Fewest points allowed in a match: 21 (at NAIA Coaches’ Top 25 Volleyball Poll: Five Aces: 5 (vs. Taylor University-FW, Oct. 11, 2009) Berea College, Oct. 4, 2008) (Sept. 8, 2009 through Oct. 6, 2009) Media Information

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