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18 Tulane Green Wave #9 South Updated: 2/22/19 Matches 1-5 // home2 suites hilton tallahassee=state capitol invitational TWO THOUSAND AND NINETEEN BEACH VOLLEYBALL HOME2 SUITES HILTON-TALLAHASSEE STATE CAPITOL INVITATIONAL 2019 SEASON Feburary 23-24 • Tallahassee, Fla. • Seminole Beach Volleyball Courts Overall Record ........................................................... 0-0 Home Record .............................................................. 0-0 #18 TULANE GREEN WAVE Away Record ............................................................... 0-0 Neutral Record .......................................................... 0-0 0-0 Overall CCSA Record ............................................................... 0-0 HEAD COACH: Wayne Holly (third season) ALL-TIME SERIES RECORD: FSU leads 10-0 2019 SCHEDULE FEBRUARY #6 23 vs. Tulane*1 3 / 18 8:15 AM CAL POLY MUSTANGS 1 23 vs. Cal Poly 3 / 6 1:30 PM 0-1 Overall 23 vs. LSU*1 3 / 7 5:00 PM HEAD COACH: Todd Rogers (sixth season) FSU leads 1-0 24 vs. South Carolina* 1 3 / 9 3:15 PM ALL-TIME SERIES RECORD: 24 vs. Tampa 1 3 / - 5:00 PM #7 MARCH LSU TIGERS 1 UAB* 2 - / - 8:00 AM 0-0 Overall 1 LSU* 2 - / - 12:00 PM HEAD COACH: Russell Brock (third season) ALL-TIME SERIES RECORD: FSU leads 8-0 2 South Carolina*2 - / - 12:00 PM 2 at FAU*2 - / - 4:00 PM 7 at USC - / - 1:00 PM #9 SOUTH CAROLINA GAMECOCKS 7 Long Beach State - / - 7:00 PM 9 Pepperdine3 - / - 2:30 PM 0-0 Overall HEAD COACH: Moritz Moritz (sixth season) 9 Hawaii3 - / - 5:30 PM ALL-TIME SERIES RECORD: FSU leads 12-0 10 at UCLA3 - / - 3:00 PM 10 USC3 - / - 6:00 PM 22 vs. Arizona4 - / - 10:30 AM TAMPA SPARTANS 22 vs. Austin Peay4 - / - 1:30 PM 0-0 Overall 23 vs. Stetson4 - / - 11:00 AM HEAD COACH: Jeff Lamm (second season) 29 Grand Canyon5 - / - 7:30 AM ALL-TIME SERIES RECORD: First meeting 29 Tulane*5 - / - 11:30 AM 30 UCLA5 - / - 11:00 AM » Florida State will open the season at home for the first time this year. Of the five 30 at FIU*5 - / - 1:00 PM teams the Seminoles are hosting, four are ranked, three are ranked in the Top-10, and three are top conference opponents. APRIL » It marks the second time in program history the Seminoles will see four ranked 5 vs. FAU*6 - / - 10:30 AM teams in a weekend in Tallahassee (last: April 2017). 5 vs. FIU*6 - / - 1:30 PM » The Seminoles have never lost their first game of the season, and under head 6 vs. Georgia State*6 - / - 11:00 AM coach Brooke Niles, have never seen worse than a 4-0 start. 12 UAB*7 - / - 9:00 AM Florida State is undefeated against all of the teams it will host this weekend (first 12 TAMU-Corpus Christi7 - / - 1:30 PM » meeting with Tampa). The Seminoles hold a 134-10 flight record against the four 13 at TCU*7 - / - 12:00 PM teams they have played before. 19-21 CCSA Tournament TBA » FSU holds a 159-34 (.823) all-time record. MAY 3-5 NCAA Championship TBA MEDIA INFORMATION Beach Volleyball SID ................................................................................................ Kelsey Bibik * Conference Opponent 1 Home2 Suites Hilton-Tallahassee State Capitol Invite (Tallahassee, Fla.) Phone ........................................................................................................................ 850.644.5656 2 Beach Burrow Bash (Boca Raton, Fla.) Cell ................................................................................................................................ 850.228.7630 3 East Meets West Invitational (Manhattan Beach, Calif.) Fax ............................................................................................................................... 850.644.3820 4 Seminole Beach Battle (Tallahassee, Fla.) 5 Surf-N-Turf Invitational E-mail ....................................................................................................................... [email protected] 6 FSU Beach Bash (Tallahassee, Fla.) Website .................................................................................................................. Seminoles.com 7 TCU Tournament (Fort Worth, Texas) Mailing Address ............................................ 403 Stadium Dr., Tallahassee, Fla. 32306 Seminoles.com 1 Matches 1-5 // home2 suites hilton tallahassee=state capitol invitational QUICK FACTS 2019 ROSTER UNIVERSITY INFORMATION No. Name Height Year Hometown / High School / Last School Location ........................................................ Tallahassee, FL 1 Macy Jerger 6-1 Sr. Fort Myers, Fla. / Fort Myers Symbol ...................................................................Seminoles Colors ...........................................................Garnet and Gold 3 Sara Putt 5-11 R-Jr. Jupiter, Fla. / Jupiter / Stetson Enrollment ..................................................................40,830 President ........................................................John Thrasher 4 Devan Hultquist 5-6 R-Jr. Tallahassee, Fla. / Chiles Interim Athletic Director ..............................David Coburn Sr. Assoc. AD (Senior Woman’s Admin.) .................Vanessa Fuchs 5 Payton Rund 6-1 Gr. Albany, Ore. / West Albany / Saint Mary’s Conference ........................Coastal Collegiate Sports Association National Affiliation (Division) ........................... Division I 10 Ali Eager 5-11 Sr. Southlake, Texas / Liberty Christian BEACH VOLLEYBALL INFORMATION 12 Jenna Johnson 5-10 Fr. Stuart, Fla. / Jensen Beach Head Coach ........................................Brooke Niles (Fourth Season) Alma Mater ..........................................UC Santa Barbara (2003) 13 Lexi McKeown 5-11 Fr. Laguna Beach, Calif. / Laguna Beach Record at Florida State ........................................................94-19 Career Coaching Record ......................................................94-19 14 Marielle Diaz 5-6 So. Boca Raton, Fla. / Calvary Christian Acad. Assistant Coach ...................................Angela Rock (First Season) Volunteer Coach ..................................... Jon Justice (First Season) 15 Alaina Chacon 5-9 So. Crown Point, Ind. / Crown Point Beach VB Office Phone Number ..............................850.644.3003 Home Courts/Capacity ...............Seminole Beach Volleyball Courts/150 20 Brooke Kuhlman 5-10 Sr. Naples, Fla. / Barron Collier 2018 Overall Record ......................................................... 33-7 21 Molly McBain 5-9 Jr. Toronto, Ont. / Malvern Collegiate Inst. 2018 NCAA Championships (Gulf Shores, Ala.) ...................3-1 - 2nd Letterwinners Returning/Lost............................................... 13/5 22 Kiora Sanchez 6-1 Fr. Valencia, Calif. / Valencia Newcomers ........................................................................................9 All-Time School Record (Yrs/Pct.) .....................159-34 (6/.823) 23 Cassie Anderson 5-10 Fr. Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. / Palm Beach Gardens All-Time NCAA Record (Yrs/Pct.) ..........................94-19 (3/.832) 24 Nikki Esposito 5-10 Sr. Deerfield Beach, Fla. / Pompano Beach SID INFORMATION Beach Volleyball SID ..................................... Kelsey Bibik 25 Kate Privett 5-8 Fr. Grapevine, Texas / Carroll Senior Phone Number ........................................ 850.644.5656 Fax Number ............................................. 850.644.3820 31 Ashley Robert 5-5 So. McKinney, Texas / McKinney Cell Phone ............................................... 850.288.7630 Email Address ...................................... [email protected] 30 Morgan Kuchar 5-9 Fr. Roswell, Ga. / Blessed Trinity Catholic Mailing Address .......................... Florida State University ............................ 403 Stadium Drive West, Room D0107 32 Morgan Chacon 5-11 Fr. Crown Point, Ind. / Crown Point .......................................................Tallahassee, FL 32306 Athletic Website .............................. www.seminoles.com 33 Madison Fitzpatrick 5-9 So. Tallahassee, Fla. / Lincoln Beach Volleyball Twitter ...........................@FSU_BeachVB Facebook Address ................ Facebook.com/FSUBeachVB 35 Payton Caffrey 6-0 Jr. Chuluota, Fla. / Winter Springs / WVU Instagram ........................................... FSUBeachVolleyball Conference Website ............................. www.theccsa.com 41 Avery Poppinga 5-11 So. Austin, Texas / St. Stephen’s Episcopal Conference Twitter .......................................@CCSA_Beach 42 Bailey Reardon 5-11 So. Milton, Ga. / Milton COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Brooke Niles (4th Season) ...............................................................................................................................UC Santa Barbara (2003) Overall/FSU Record ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 94-18 Assistant Coach: Angela Rock (1st Season) ..........................................................................................................................San Diego State (1986) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Jon Justice (1st Season) .............................................................................................................Florida State (2020) Director of Operations: Shawn Matthews (2nd Season) ...........................................................................Abilene Christian University (2004) PRONUNCIATIONS #10 Ali Eager E-grr #15 Alaina Chacon Uh-LAY-nuh Shah-CONE #20 Brooke Kuhlman COAL-muhn Seminoles.com 2 Matches 1-5 // home2 suites hilton tallahassee=state capitol invitational KEY
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