2005 Quick Facts/Media Information ...... 2 Academics/Campus Life ...... 34-35 Credits: 2006 Rosters ...... 3 Athletic Facilities ...... 36-37 Written by Melissa Jenkins with assistance 2006 Season Outlook...... 4-6 A Degree - The Ultimate Trophy ...... 38 from Cheryl Watts and Scott MacDonald; Head Coach Bond Shymansky ...... 7-8 Alumni Reflections ...... 39 Photography by Christopher Gooley, Assistant Coach Ben Bodipo-Memba ...... 9 Retired Jerseys ...... 40 Stanley Leary, and Rob Skinner; Printing Assistant Coach Sally Polhamus ...... 10 Professional Players ...... 41 by Ebsco Media Abby Showers ...... 11 Georgia Tech Tradition ...... 42-43 Lindsey Gray...... 12 2005 in Review ...... 44-45 Nikki Kaminskas ...... 13 2005 Results ...... 46 On the Cover: Ulrike Stegemann ...... 14 2005 Statistics ...... 47 The front cover of the 2006 media guide Laura DeMichelis...... 15 2005 ACC Standings/Statistics ...... 48 features senior Abby Showers and Head Michelle Kandell ...... 16 The Atlantic Coast Conference ...... 49 Coach Bond Shymansky. Talisa Kellogg ...... 17 ACC Opponents ...... 50 Callie Miller...... 18 Non-Conference Opponents ...... 51 The Yellow Jackets are proud to wear Allie Niekamp ...... 19 Career Records ...... 52 products of Russell Athletic, the official Stephanie Robbins ...... 20 Season Records ...... 53 uniform of the Georgia Tech volleyball team Erin Birmingham/Chrissy DeMichelis ...... 21 Single Match/Miscellaneous Records ...... 54 and Mizuno, the official footwear of the Brittany Roderick/Support Staff...... 22 Individual Season Records ...... 55 Georgia Tech volleyball team. Georgia Tech Administration ...... 23-24 Honors ...... 56 This is Georgia Tech ...... 25 Tournament History ...... 57 All-Americans ...... 26 Series Record ...... 58 All-ACC Selections ...... 27 Year-by-Year Results ...... 59-62 O’Keefe Gymnasium ...... 28 Letterwinners ...... 63 O’Keefe Locker Room ...... 29 Mizuno Advertisement ...... 64 Match Day Excitement ...... 30 2006 Schedule ...... Back Cover “Point Tech” ...... 31 Athletic Success ...... 32-33 QUICK FACTS/COVERING THE YELLOW JACKETS

Quick Facts Press Services Live Stats Full Name ...... Georgia Institute of Technology The Georgia Tech Sports Fans unable to attend home Location ...... Atlanta, Ga. Information office provides up-to-date matches may follow the games by Founded ...... 1885 statistics and information on Yellow logging onto www.ramblinwreck.com President ...... Dr. G. Wayne Clough Jacket volleyball throughout the and clicking on the appropriate link for Athletic Director ...... Dan Radakovich season. Media personnel covering the desired match to see live in-game Enrollment ...... 16,000 Georgia Tech volleyball are provided statistics. Conference ...... Atlantic Coast (ACC) press guides, game programs, pre- Nickname ...... Yellow Jackets match notes and post-game statistics www.ramblinwreck.com Mascot ...... “Buzz”, Rambling Wreck for matches that they attend. For For the most up-to-the minute Colors ...... Old Gold and White additional information, please contact coverage of Georgia Tech women’s Home Arena ...... O’Keefe Gymnasium (2,000) volleyball SID Scott MacDonald. volleyball, click on www.ramblinwreck.com, the official 2005 Record & Information Player and Coach Interviews website of the Georgia Tech Athletic Overall Record ...... 16-15 The Georgia Tech Sports Department. ACC Record/Finish ...... 12-10/5th Information office requires media In addition to updated results, Starters Returning/Lost ...... 6 + libero/2 personnel to arrange interview statistics and game stories, you can find Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 10/3 requests through the Sports photos, player and coach biographies, Returning Starters (Name, Position, Height, Information staff for all student-athlete schedule and roster information. Year): Laura DeMichelis (OH, 5-10, So.); and coach interviews. Lindsey Gray (OH, 6-0, Jr.); Nikki Kaminskas In most situations, the most WREK Radio (MH, 6-3, Jr.); Talisa Kellogg (OH, 6-1, So.); convenient opportunity for media Georgia Tech volleyball returns to Callie Miller (MH, 6-1, So.); Abby Showers (LIB, interviews is during the morning or the air on WREK Radio, Tech’s student 6-0, Sr.); Ulrike Stegemann (Opp, 6-0, Jr.) prior to practice sessions. Please radio station. WREK will broadcast all Top Newcomers (Name, Position, Height, Year, contact Scott MacDonald, or another home matches during the season, and Hometown): Erin Birmingham (MH, 6-1, member of the Sports Information staff selected away matches for the Jackets. Riverside, Mo.); Chrissy DeMichelis (OH, 6-1, to arrange interviews. Fans may tune into 91.1 FM and in Fr., Aurora, Colo.); Brittany Roderick (Opp/MH, streaming audio over the internet at 6-1, Fr., Orlando, Fla.) Post-Match Procedures www.wrek.org. No formal press conference is Check the WREK sports page Coaching Staff held after matches. Coaches and (www.wrek.org) for game times and Head Coach ...... Bond Shymansky, 5th year players are generally available after updates throughout the season. Alma Mater, Year ...... Iowa, 1995 they have gone to the locker room and Phone Number ...... (404) 894-5453 returned to the court. All requests for Fax Number ...... (404) 894-8863 post-match interviews should be Record at Ga. Tech (Yrs.) .... 110-32 (4 years) handled through Scott MacDonald. ACC Record ...... 56-14 (4 years) Assistant ...... Sally Polhamus, 5th Year O’Keefe Gymnasium Press Row Phone Number ...... (404) 894-5450 Press seating in O’Keefe Gym will Alma Mater, Year ...... Xavier, 1997 be provided as needed and all efforts Assistant ...... Ben Bodipo-Memba, 5th Year will be made to accomodate Phone ...... (404) 894-9283 radio, print and television. During home matches, Important Phone Numbers/Information the sports information staff Athletic Department ...... (404) 894-5400 may be reached at (404) 894- Sports Information Office ...... (404) 894-5445 5831 Sports Information Fax ...... (404) 894-1248 Sports Information Contact . Scott MacDonald The Georgia Tech volleyball team ...... (919) 619-4137 (c) receives ample media Volleyball Athletic Trainer ..... Josephine Lee exposure during the season ...... (404) 385-2960 (w) through sources like Volley- Mailing Address ...... 150 Bobby Dodd Way ball Magazine, local television ...... Atlanta, GA 30332-0445 and radio coverage, and Website Address .... www.ramblinwreck.com national television stations.

2 2006 GEORGIA TECH ROSTER

ALPHABETICAL No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown (High School/Club Team) 11 Erin Birmingham MH 6-1 Fr. Riverside, Mo. (Park View South/Oz Club) 10 Chrissy DeMichelis OH 6-1 Fr. Aurora, Colo. (Overland/Colorado Jrs.) 1 Laura DeMichelis* OH 5-10 So. Aurora, Colo. (Overland/Colorado Jrs.) 7 Lindsey Gray** OH 6-0 Jr. Lenexa, Kansas (Olathe East/Team KC) 5 Nikki Kaminskas** MH 6-3 Jr. Flagstaff, Ariz. (Flagstaff/Arizona Foothills) 6 Michelle Kandell* LIB/DS 5-6 So. Manhattan Beach, Calif. (Mira Costa/Mizuno Beach) 24 Talisa Kellogg* OH 6-1 So. Westerville, Ohio (St. Francis Desales/Central Ohio) 4 Callie Miller* MH 6-1 So. Whitehouse, Ohio (Anthony Wayne/Toledo) 14 Allie Niekamp* S 6-0 So. Findlay, Ohio (Findlay/Toledo) 9 Stephanie Robbins* DS 5-7 So. Atlanta, Ga. (North Springs/Atlanta Jrs.) 15 Brittany Roderick MH 6-1 Fr. Orlando, Fla. (Lake Highland Prep/Orlando Volleyball Academy) 3 Abby Showers*** LIB 6-0 Sr. Vandalia, Ohio (Vandalia-Butler/Dayton Jrs.) 12 Ulrike Stegemann** MH 6-0 Jr. Schwerin, Germany (Schwerin Gymnasium/Parchim VBC)

NUMERICAL No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown (High School/Club Team) 1 Laura DeMichelis* OH 5-10 So. Aurora, Colo. (Overland/Colorado Jrs.) 3 Abby Showers*** LIB 6-0 Sr. Vandalia, Ohio (Vandalia-Butler/Dayton Jrs.) 4 Callie Miller* MH 6-1 So. Whitehouse, Ohio (Anthony Wayne/Toledo) 5 Nikki Kaminskas** MH 6-3 Jr. Flagstaff, Ariz. (Flagstaff/Arizona Foothills) 6 Michelle Kandell LIB/DS 5-6 Fr. Manhattan Beach, Calif. (Mira Costa/Mizuno Beach) 7 Lindsey Gray** OH 6-0 Jr. Lenexa, Kansas (Olathe East/Team KC) 9 Stephanie Robbins* DS 5-7 So. Atlanta, Ga. (North Springs/Atlanta Jrs.) 10 Chrissy DeMichelis OH 6-1 Fr. Aurora, Colo. (Overland/Colorado Jrs.) 11 Erin Birmingham MH 6-1 Fr. Riverside, Mo. (Park View South/Oz Club) 12 Ulrike Stegemann** MH 6-0 Jr. Schwerin, Germany (Schwerin Gymnasium/Parchim VBC) 14 Allie Niekamp* S 6-0 So. Findlay, Ohio (Findlay/Toledo) 15 Brittany Roderick MH 6-1 Fr. Orlando, Fla. (Lake Highland Prep/Orlando Volleyball Academy) 24 Talisa Kellogg* OH 6-1 So. Westerville, Ohio (St. Francis Desales/Central Ohio)

Head Coach: Bond Shymansky Assistant Coaches: Ben Bodipo-Memba and Sally Polhamus * denotes letters earned

A CLOSER LOOK AT THE YELLOW JACKETS

BY CLASS (13) BY STATE (12) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE RETURNING STARTERS (6+ libero): Seniors (1): Abby Showers Arizona (1): Nikki Kaminskas Ben Bodipo-Memba ... Bo-DEE-po Laura DeMichelis, Lindsey Juniors (3): Lindsey Gray, California (1): Michelle Kandell DeMichelis ...... Duh-Michael-us Gray, Nikki Kaminskas, Talisa Nikki Kaminskas, Ulrike Colorado (2): Chrissy Nikki Kaminskas.... Ka-MEN-skas Kellogg, Callie Miller, Abby Stegemann DeMichelis, Laura DeMichelis Michelle Kandell ...... can-DELL Showers, Ulrike Stegemann Sophomores (6): Laura Florida (1): Brittany Roderick Talisa Kellogg ...... tah-LEE-sah DeMichelis, Michelle Georgia (1): Stephanie Robbins Allie Niekamp ...... KNEE-camp STARTERS LOST (2): Lindsey Kandell, Talisa Kellogg, Callie Kansas (1): Lindsey Gray Sally Polhamus ...... Poll-HAIM-us Laband, Jennifer Randall Miller, Allie Niekamp, Missouri (1): Erin Birmingham Bond Shymansky .... Sha-MAN-ski Stephanie Robbins Ohio (4): Talisa Kellogg, Callie Ulrike Stegemann ...... OO-lee NEWCOMERS (3): Erin Birming- Freshman (3): Erin Birming- Miller, Allie Niekamp, Abby ham, Chrissy DeMichelis, Brit- ham, Chrissy DeMichelis, Showers tany Roderick Brittany Roderick INTERNATIONAL (1) Germany (1): Ulrike Stegemann

3 GEORGIA TECH VOLLEYBALL SEASON OUTLOOK

After a season which by Georgia Tech DeMichelis, Gray, Kaminskas, Kellogg volleyball standards might have been and Miller. considered subpar, the 2006 Yellow Jacket DeMichelis begins her sophomore volleyball team heads into this season with season as one of Tech’s two returning a passion and determination to improve. outside hitters. She suffered a torn anterior No question the 2005 squad felt cruciate ligament (ACL) injury during the growth, many nights starting as many as spring season, but had a successful four freshman in the lineup, but those surgery in March and has worked hard in freshmen now have a season under their the off-season to get back to season form. belt meaning more experience for the “It was unfortunate that Laura 2006 Yellow Jackets. suffered that setback in the spring, but she “Certainly there is no substitute for had surgery and has worked very hard to experience and they’ve been tried and get back to the level she was at prior to tested,” said head coach Bond Shymansky, the injury,” said Shymansky. “We’ll see who begins his fifth season at the helm of how she goes through the preseason and the Yellow Jackets. “We say sometimes that then make a decision as to her status for a team will learn the hard way in the gym this year before we begin the season.” in practice, but our team also learned the Gray returns to the lineup as a hard way on the court against opponents in defensive specialist and outside hitter with real matches. We learned doubly hard last an incredible jump serve, but also has the year what it’s like to fail and what it’s like skills and talent to remain on the frontrow to succeed. I think they have latched onto as a hitter, should the Jackets have that that feeling from last year and they know need. they don’t want to be there again and “From the beginning of the season to they’ve shown that this past spring.” Abby Showers the end, I thought that Lindsey did an This year’s team returns seven starters Showers, Tech’s lone senior this year, excellent job of making improvements. In to a team which ended the 2005 season returns for her fourth year as a starter, but our last match of the season, she started with a 16-15 record, 12-10 in conference will move to the position of libero for the at outside hitter and finished with a play and finished in fifth place in the first time in her career. One of the most ‘double-double’, which shows her Atlantic Coast Conference standings. The athletic players on the team, Showers has commitment to getting better and better.” team does, however, have the challenge of been important to Tech over the past three Kaminskas is back for her second replacing a libero in Jennifer Randall and an seasons as a backrow player and will be season as a starter at middle hitter. A All-American setter in Lindsey Laband. even more vital in the important position of year ago she led the team in blocks per “We definitely have some challenges libero. game (1.16), which ranked eighth in the due to graduation, but our biggest challenge “Abby has been important to us over ACC. this year will be getting our young players the past three years, playing whatever “Nikki has been a great blocker for to really play well together early,” said position we’ve asked her to play and this us this past two seasons,” said Shymansky. “I thought we figured it out last year will be no different,” said Shymansky. Shymansky. “This spring she worked year too late and the good teams find a way “What we discovered this spring is that this super hard on her hitting and establishing to figure it out right when the season starts. is probably the position that she’s been herself as an offensive threat, which will We’ll have the challenge of getting a young meant to play, it just took us a few years to be a huge addition to our team this year.” setter prepared for a full year of competition figure that out. She is the heart and sweat of Also returning to the lineup is outside mentally and getting a young team prepared this team and is our player that gives 100 hitter Kellogg. An All-ACC freshman for a tough level of competition percent all the time in whatever she does, selection last year, Kellogg had a record- emotionally. I think physically we are going and that will be great for our team, and is setting season as a Yellow Jacket, setting to be really gifted, maybe more so than we just what you want in a libero.” a single-season record for kills (457) by a ever have been before, but these young Also returning for her third year as a freshman since the inception of rally high flyers also have to figure out how to starter is Stegemann. An All-ACC selection scoring. play the game smart, and that’s up to us as for the past two seasons, Stegemann made “Talisa has been really working hard coaches to educate them in the game of the move from middle hitter to opposite as developing her ‘all-around’ game, college volleyball.” hitter and was an important part of Tech’s including defense and serving, and getting The Jackets return seven starters in offense last season. that to catch up to the natural and best Laura DeMichelis (Aurora, Colo.), Lindsey “Ulli has really grown into the position part of her game, which is blocking and Gray (Lenexa, Kansas), Nikki Kaminskas of opposite hitter,” said Shymansky. “She hitting,” said Shymansky. “She turned a (Flagstaff, Ariz.), Talisa Kellogg was reluctant at first and really wanted to number of heads last season and will be a (Westerville, Ohio), Callie Miller stay in the middle because she couldn’t big part of our offense again this year.” (Whitehouse, Ohio), Abby Showers envision how versatile and effective she The final returnee for the Jackets is (Vandalia, Ohio), and Ulrike Stegemann could be offensively for our team. Now she middle hitter Miller, who in her freshman (Schwerin, Germany). is truly at home on the rightside and to campaign hit a team-best .280 and had 15 “There is no question that we took have such a strong weapon on the backside matches that she hit over .300. An All- some bumps and bruises last season,” said and be able to run the offense pin to pin ACC freshman selection last year, Miller Shymansky. “But every player on our roster and have great options is really huge for finished second on the team with 119 got a great deal of experience last year and us.” total blocks and started the entire season has a much better expectation of what it is Second year starters for the Yellow at middle hitter for Tech. like to play college volleyball.” Jackets are a slew of players including “Callie is unbelieveably dynamic and

4 is so fast offensively and powerful as a hitter position, with two returning starters hitter,” said Shymansky. “She had some and two players who could see a great deal fantastic matches as a freshman, starting of playing time. all of our matches, and that’s pretty “We are going to have a great deal of impressive for a middle attacker to do as versatility this year on the outside, and it’s well as she did. She is really going to be a really the first time in a long time that force to be reckoned with this fall, no we’ve had so many options,” said doubt about it.” Shymansky. “We’ve got a lot of good outside hitters this year and we are going to Setters have to find the right combination and it really could be determined based upon our For the second time in three years, opponent at times and how players are the Yellow Jackets find themselves with a competing in practice, which is a good new starting setter. problem to have.” Niekamp returns to the team after a Returning to the lineup is Kellogg, who season of playing as the backup setter to had a remarkable season in her rookie AVCA Honorable Mention All-American campaign and is an explosive hitter who Lindsey Laband, but gained valuable begins her sophomore year of eligibility. experience this spring running the offense “Talisa had a great rookie year,” said on her own for the first time. Shymansky. “She’s a great player, a fantastic “Allie just has great touch, and athlete and we really are counting on her to there’s no other way to say it than that,” be an anchor for our offense this year and said Shymansky. “She has great touch and really lead the way again. And, while she a setter can be fast, really smart, but the may be our go-to player, she’s developing a bottom line is if the ball leaves their stronger role on our team in doing the other hands and it goes to the right place, they things in the game that are important.” will have a lot of success, and that’s Allie. Another returning starter to the lineup She is working really hard to connect is Laura DeMichelis, whose contribution to Ulrike Stegemann individually with different players as every this year’s team will depend on how she 2006 Preseason All-ACC player needs a different type of set and competes during the preseason in August. hitting percentage (.270) and third in kills she’s doing really well with that. We have “Laura has rehabed really hard and is (336). every confidence that she’ll take over and getting stronger every day, and is still super “We are blessed to have someone of do it right.” quick,” said Shymansky. “She’s a great Ulli’s calibre returning to this position,” athlete and honestly, the injury put her in a said Shymansky. “In our offense, we like Outside Hitters little bit of a holding pattern. It’s very to utilize the rightside hitter, and Ulli truly possible that Laura may end up redshirting fits the mold of the type player that has For the first time in a number of this year, but that will depend on where she success. There were many matches last years, the Yellow Jackets find themselves is physically and competitively when we season that she led our team in kills and with a great deal of depth at the outside start the season.” she is such a dominating factor that teams Gray begins her junior season after have to pay attention. She’s worked very playing most of the season as a defensive hard this spring on becoming a player that specialist on the leftside for the Jackets. will play the backrow for us, as well, and “Lindsey is a hitter who provides has a good jump serve, and I expect her something different than some of our other to be a key to our success this year.” outside hitters in that she has really great Another player who will train at the ball control and really knows how to work rightside position is freshman Brittany the ball as a shotmaker,” said Shymansky. Roderick (Orlando, Fla.). “Lindsey’s control of the game has really “Though she played middle blocker increased and all of her skills have in high school, Brittany is going to be a improved and she’s a tough competitor. rightside player for us,” said Shymansky. Where at times she might be outmatched “It will take her some time to learn the physically and with size, she can always position, and she’ll learn behind Ulli, who outdo her opponent in terms of heart and is certainly the best rightside in our skill.” conference, so that’s a great place to start. New to the team this year is Chrissy She is a great competitor and has super DeMichelis, the younger sister of Laura. fire and passion out on the court and is a “Chrissy is a great jumper and really great motivator for her teammates and has a pure arm-swing for a leftside hitter,” will be a great addition to our team.” said Shymansky. “She reaches and contacts the ball very, very high and can hit very Middle Blockers hard. She’ll have some adjustments to make to the college game, but will be a huge At middle blocker this year, the addition to our team.” Yellow Jackets find themselves returning two starters in Kaminskas and Miller and Rightside Hitters will add a highly-recruited freshman in Erin Birmingham (Riverside, Mo.). Returning to the rightside position for “I think we are going to have a great the second year is Stegemann, who a year tandem at middle blocker this year,” said Talisa Kellogg ago finished the year second on the team in Shymansky. “I don’t think there are any 2006 Preseason All-ACC 5 teams in our conference that have a much Schedule stronger combination of Nikki’s blocking ability and Callie’s hitting ability and Erin’s The 2006 schedule for Georgia Tech speed. The experience that Nikki and Callie will again be a challenge for the Jackets as gained last year is going to be a huge asset their schedule features five matches against for us and I really think they are going to teams that participated in the 2005 NCAA control the net and dominate. Tournament (Duke, Kentucky, Maryland, “Nikki works so hard and is a positive North Carolina and Northern Iowa), motivator within the team. She has gotten a including hosting two tournaments in lot stronger and quicker this spring in the O’Keefe Gymansium. weight room and is hitting the ball harder Tech will begin the season hosting the now, and that was something that she Regency Suites Midtown Invitational on needed to do to contribute to our team Sept. 1-2 and the tournament will feature offensively. If she keeps working hard, Northern Iowa and in-state rival Georgia. eventually she will be a dominant blocker “We are excited to be opening the and hitter for our team.” season at home this year, “ said Shymansky. In addition to Kaminskas, the Jackets “The tournament has five teams competing return Miller who started 31 matches for in it, so it will be a great chance for our Tech last season and earned All-ACC fans to watch a lot of volleyball early in the Freshman honors. year. Northern Iowa is a great program and “Callie had a great freshman year and they will be a big challenge for us and worked really hard this spring on her obviously having Georgia in our gym makes blocking,” said Shymansky. “Her hitting is for a great match.” already phenomenal and with Following the season opening improvements in her blocking, she is going tournament, the Jackets will travel to take to be tough for opponents to handle.” part in the University of Kentucky A “Fab 50” selection by Volleyball Tournament Sept. 15-16. Magazine earlier this year, Birmingham will The Yellow Jackets will then return to add depth to Tech’s lineup at middle Callie Miller Atlanta to host their second tournament in blocker and will compete for playing time the Regency Suites Midtown Classic. immediately. charge of that, it is Abby. Her abilities and “We are looking forward to hosting “Erin comes from the ‘Jayme Gergen’ all-around game, her aggressiveness and two tournaments this fall in the early part of mold in that she’s extremely quick and just her athleticism gives her such an the season,” said Shymansky. “We know really athletic and aggressive,” said advantage at the libero position.” that our team plays really well at home and Shymansky. “She’s a smaller player that Another returner to the backcourt this we want to start off aggressively this fall plays above the net, has tremendous year is Michelle Kandell (Manhattan Beach, and develop a lot of good momentum for leaping ability, a really fast armswing and Calif.), who begins her sophomore season our team.” has already learned as a middle hitter to hit with the Jackets seeing action in 26 matches The ACC was ranked as the fifth around the block, which for us is really as a freshman, mainly in the leftside toughest conference in the nation last intriguing and exciting.” defensive position. season and Tech opens its conference “Michelle will certainly see a lot of schedule on the road against Wake Forest Backcourt time as a defensive specialist for us this fall and Duke before returning home to play and is training to be our next libero,” said against Florida State and Miami. As has been the case the last few Shymansky. “She has worked really hard on “Our ACC schedule is tough because years, Tech’s backcourt possesses a great aggressive defense and her work ethic has where it used to be a sprint, it is now more deal of experience, which will help the changed a lot since she came here. She of a marathon. The training and mentality of Jackets with their offensive execution. really worked hard this spring to reestablish a marathon is entirely different and is “Our backcourt is really going to be her court personality and to define what her something that we are all learning and we’ll important to us this fall,” said Shymansky. contribution in defense and passing was be better prepared this fall. We like the “We will need that group to gel quickly going to be to the team and we’re pleased idea of playing everybody home and away because we are going to need their passing with her progress.” and think that it is the most fair way to to be top-notch right away so that we can Also returning as a defensive specialist crown a champion. It also gives us the get the most out of our offensive weapons. is Stephanie Robbins (Atlanta, Ga.), a walk- toughest competitive environment that we If there’s an area that we are working the on who joined the team last season and can have in the conference.” hardest to improve on, it’s in our passing.” played in four matches for Tech. The NCAA Championship begins Dec. Although Showers begins her first year “Stephanie is definitely one of the 5th with the Final Four being held in as the libero for the Jackets, she has been a hardest workers on our team,” said Omaha, Neb., this year. three-year starter as a defensive specialist Shymansky. “She has an unbelieveable “We were disappointed that we were and will be expected to be an even bigger drive and sacrifices everything that she can not a part of the tournament last season and piece to the Jackets’ serve reception and in no matter what she is doing - in the gym, our team knows what that feels like, and defense. in the weight room, in the classroom and is are extra motivated to work hard “There’s a tough learning curve for the just an exemplary student-athlete for us. She throughout the season this year to be one of libero because there is so much saw a lot more action this spring and the 64 teams invited this year,” said responsibility and so much weight put on showed that she has a lot of capability on Shymansky. your shoulders,” said Shymansky. “You are the backrow and I have no doubt that her “We played extremely well in the the ball control captain of the team. role will expand on our team this year.” spring and they are working extremely hard Defense goes through you, passing goes this summer on their own to make sure through you, effort goes through you. And, they are ready to go for the fall. We have a if there is one person that I want to put in lot of confidence heading into this season.”

6 HEAD COACH BOND SHYMANSKY

Bond Shymansky, who in his first four years as the head coach at Georgia Tech has directed the Yellow Jackets to three of their most successful seasons in school history, enters his fifth year at the helm of the Yellow Jackets. Following three remarkable campaigns in 2002, ‘03 and, ‘04, the ‘05 team experienced a rebuilding season, starting as many as five freshman during the year and playing only three upperclassmen. Despite dropping eight of their last 11 matches, the team finished the year with a 16-15 record and in fourth place in the Atlantic Coast Conference standings with a 12-10 record. Along the way, the team upset No. 25 Maryland marking the fourth straight year that the Yel- low Jackets have defeated a nationally ranked opponent. In addition, Lindsey Laband earned AVCA Honorable Mention All-America honors, marking the sixth Yellow Jacket to earn All-America honors under Shymansky. Both Laband and Ulrike Stegemann were named second team All-ACC while hitters Talisa Kellogg and Callie Miller each garnered ACC All-Freshman accolades. Bond Shymansky After opening the 2004 campaign with a preseason ranking of No. 12, the highest in school history, the Jackets began the year with a 2-5 record which included losses to nation- Head Coaching File ally ranked USC, Colorado State, Wisconsin and Ohio State. Following the setback to the Buckeyes, Tech reeled off 21 straight victories, the second most in school history. Included • 2004 ACC Coach of the Year in that run was 16 straight ACC wins, marking the first time in school history that had been achieved, and the first time since 1996 that it had been accomplished by an ACC school. Despite a disappointing ACC Tournament, the Jackets received an at-large bid to the NCAA • 2004 AVCA East Region Tournament, their sixth straight, and upset No. 13 seed Santa Barbara to advance to the Coach of the Year Sweet Sixteen for the second consecutive year, before losing at No. 4 Minnesota in a thrilling five-game match. • 110-32 Career Record Along the way, the Jackets had three players earn AVCA All-America honors, including Lynnette Moster, who finished her career as the most decorated volleyball player in school history, earning All-America honors three times. In addition, Shymansky’s team once again • 56-14 ACC Record led the nation in assists per game (17.34) and kills per game (18.64) and ended the year seventh in hitting percentage (.300) while Laband finished the year leading the nation in • 6 AVCA All-Americans assists per game (15.40). For his efforts, Shymansky was named the 2004 AVCA East Region Coach of the Year and the 2004 ACC Coach of the year. • 6 players that have earned AVCA His 2003 team began the season with a school-record 23 straight wins and went on to East Region Honors on 12 win a school-best 34 matches, advancing to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament before occasions falling to No. 2 Hawai’i. The Jackets showing in the NCAA Tournament marked the first time that a team from the ACC competed for the right to play in the Final Four. During the year, the Jackets began the season ranked 12th in the nation and moved up • 2 ACC Players of the Year to as high as No. 4 in the polls, marking the highest ranking in ACC history. In the final poll of the year, Tech finished No. 8, again representing the highest final ranking in ACC history, • 8 players that have earned All-ACC and marking the first time that the Jackets had been ranked in every poll during a season. In honors on 15 occasions

• 4 All-ACC Freshman Selections

• 2002 ACC Tournament Champions

• 2003 ACC Regular Season Championship

• 2004 ACC Regular Season Championship

Assistant coaches Sally Polhamus and Ben Bodipo-Memba with head coach Bond Shymansky begin their fifth year together as a coaching staff.

7 addition, the team defeated four nationally-ranked opponents during the year and advanced to the ACC finals for the second straight Bond Shymansky season. Statistically, Shymansky’s team finished the year leading All-Time vs. Opponents the nation in assists per game (17.05) and kills per game (18.26) Alabama ...... 2-0 Michigan ...... 0-1 and finished fifth in hitting percentage (.331) while Kele Eveland Alabama A&M ...... 1-0 Michigan State ...... 2-0 ended the season leading the nation in assists per game (14.93). Arizona ...... 0-1 Middle Tennessee State ...... 1-0 Shymansky also coached a school-record four AVCA all-Ameri- Boston College ...... 1-1 Minnesota ...... 0-2 cans, including first-team selection Eveland, second-team all-Ameri- California-Berkley ...... 1-0 Nebraska ...... 1-0 can Moster and Alexandra Preiss and Lauren Sauer, who each California-Santa Barbara ...... 1-0 North Carolina ...... 4-4 earned honorable mention all-America accolades. Central Florida ...... 1-0 North Carolina State ...... 8-0 In his first season, Shymansky coached the team to a 33-6 Chattanooga ...... 1-0 Northern Iowa ...... 0-1 Clemson...... 7-1 Northwestern ...... 1-1 record and to the 2002 ACC Championship. The 2002 team ad- Coastal Carolina ...... 1-0 Ohio State ...... 0-1 vanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament and fin- Colorado State ...... 0-1 Purdue ...... 0-1 ished ranked No. 17 in the final AVCA/USA Today Coaches Poll, Cornell ...... 1-0 Rice ...... 1-0 which was the first time in seven years that Tech had been ranked Duke ...... 6-3 San Jose State ...... 1-0 in the final poll. In addition, Shymansky coached the program’s Florida A&M ...... 5-0 Santa Clara...... 1-0 first ever AVCA All-America in Moster and had four players earn Florida International ...... 1-0 South Florida ...... 1-1 all-ACC honors. Florida State ...... 8-1 Southern California ...... 0-1 In just three seasons, Shymansky has averaged 28 wins and George Mason...... 1-0 Temple ...... 1-0 has posted a .775 winning percentage while in all but one season George Washington ...... 1-0 Tennessee Tech...... 1-0 Georgia ...... 4-1 Villanova ...... 1-0 he has coached a team that has appeared in the Top 25 of the final Georgia State ...... 4-0 Virginia ...... 9-0 AVCA USA Today/Coaches Poll. Hawaii ...... 0-1 Virginia Tech ...... 2-1 Perhaps just as impressive as his success on the court, has IPFW ...... 1-0 Wake Forest ...... 8-1 been his recruiting classes. This years class has been ranked No. Kansas State...... 1-0 Western Carolina ...... 1-0 21 by Prepvolleyball.com and includes two “Fab 50” choices in Long Beach State ...... 0-1 Western Kentucky ...... 0-1 Erin Birmingham and Chrissy DeMichelis. In 2005, Tech’s class Long Island University ...... 1-0 Western Michigan ...... 1-0 was ranked fourth by Volleyball Magazine, marking the highest Louisville ...... 1-0 Winthrop ...... 2-0 class in school history and eighth by Prepvolleyball.com. The class Maryland ...... 6-3 Wisconsin ...... 1-1 also contained four “Fab 50” selections, including Laura DeMichelis, Miami (FL) ...... 2-1 Xavier ...... 1-0 Miami (Ohio) ...... 2-0 Kellogg, Allie Niekamp and Miller. The 2002 class, his first recruiting class as a head coach, was ranked 12th in the nation, the Overall Record: 110-32 (.775) ACC Record: 56-14 (.800) second highest ranked recruiting class at Georgia Tech, by Volley- ball Magazine, and signees Blair Moon and Jennifer Randall were both named to the “Fab 50” recruiting list by the same publication, ing class ranked No. 19 by PrepVolleyball.com. while in 2003, in his first full year of recruiting, he signed two “Fab Shymansky, who initially joined the Tech coaching staff as an 50” recruits in Sarah Hale and Abby Showers and had his recruit- assistant coach in February of 2000, was the team’s defensive and blocking coordinator and handled a number of administrative re- sponsibilities, including the scouting of opponents, team travel and summer camps. In addition, he helped train Maja Pachale, the 2001 ACC Player of the Year, and Sauer, the 2001 ACC Rookie of the Year, as well as Eveland, the 2003 ACC Player of the Year and 2000 ACC Rookie of the Year. The Jackets experienced two of their finest seasons in the program’s history with Shymansky as an assistant. In 2000, Tech finished the season with a 25-8 record, earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament, and won the ACC regular- season championship. In 2001, the Jackets went 19-8 and earned their second consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament. Prior to his arrival at Georgia Tech, Shymansky spent two seasons on the coaching staff at Iowa State, including a four-month stint as the interim head coach in 1999. In addition to his collegiate coaching experience, Shymansky has coached in the high school and club ranks. He was the head coach at Iowa City High School from 1996-97, guiding his squad to the state semifinals in his second season while also earning a nomi- nation for Mississippi Valley Conference Coach of the Year. A native of Iowa City, Iowa, Shymansky began his volleyball career at the University of Iowa, where he participated on the men’s volleyball club team as a setter and outside hitter from 1991-93. He earned a bachelor’s degree in communications in 1995 and a master’s degree in secondary English education in 1998 from Iowa. Shymansky, 33, is married to the former Catherine Cruikshank of Iowa City, Iowa. The couple has an 11-year old daughter, Corrina, an eight-year old son, Nicholas, and a newborn son in Bond, who was born in May.

8 ASSISTANT COACH BEN BODIPO-MEMBA

Ben Bodipo-Memba begins his fifth season as an Prior to that he spent eight years coaching various high schools and club assistant coach at Georgia Tech. A former member of teams in the San Diego area. His last prep assignment was at Francis Parker the U.S. National team, Bodipo-Memba joined the Yel- High School, where he served as the head junior varsity coach and assisted low Jacket program in February of 2002 and helped coach with the varsity team, which won a C.I.F. Championship. In addition, he Tech to the ACC regular season titles in 2003 and coached with the San Diego Volleyball club from 1994-97, guiding the ‘04, and the 2002 ACC Tournament Championship. program’s top 17-and-under and 14-and-under teams. Bodipo-Memba helps coordinate the offense and is Bodipo-Memba, 36, is single and continues to play in the annual U.S. in charge of training the middle blockers. In 2002, Tech Open Adult Championships where his 2005 squad won the bronze medal. was the only school in the ACC to have two middle He also enjoys playing the guitar in his spare time. blockers ranked in the top-10 statistically in blocks per game and hitting percentage, while in 2003 Tech’s middle blockers finished first and second in hitting percentage. In addition, the Jackets finished third in the conference and 46th in the nation in 2003 in blocks per game (2.69). In 2004, the Jackets again had a middle blocker lead the conference in hitting percentage and was 11th in the nation at the end of the season. In the three years Bodipo-Memba has been at Tech, two middle blockers have earned All-America honors. During the summer of 2005, Bodipo-Memba was asked to assist head coach Jenny “Lang” Ping, coaching the U.S. Women’s National Team. After training in Colorado Springs, Colo., he accompanied the team to the Dominican Republin for the Pan American Cup, helping them qualify for the 2006 World Grand Prix. For the past four seasons, Bodipo-Memba has also served as the representative for the ACC on the AVCA Assistant Coaches Committee. He is also on the newly-formed Education and Publication Committee, representing all assistant coaches in volleyball. Bodipo-Memba’s playing career was highlighted by a stint on the U.S. National team from 1993-95. He also started at middle blocker on the Silver Medal team in the 1990 U.S. Olympic Festival. He played collegiately at San Diego State and Grossmont College and he also has one year of professional experience (1996) in Finland as a member of Raison Loimu. A native of Novato, Calif., Bodipo-Memba was an assistant coach at Western Carolina from 1997-2001.

9 ASSISTANT COACH SALLY POLHAMUS

Sally Polhamus was added to the Georgia Tech tion from Dayton in 1999. volleyball coaching staff in February of 2002 and enters The former Sally Schulte married her husband, Stephen Polhamus, in her fifth season with the Yellow Jackets. A former January, and the two reside in Atlanta. In her free time she enjoys playing standout outside hitter for Xavier University, Polhamus recreational sports and spending time with friends and family. joined Georgia Tech after serving two years as an assistant coach at Indiana. One of the up-and-coming coaches in America, Polhamus’ main responsibility at Tech is recruiting and during her time at Tech, the Jackets have signed five of the top recruiting classes in the ACC while the 2004 recruiting class was ranked as high as No. 8 by PrepVolleyball.com. On the court, she helps train the outside hitters and works with the team on defense and passing while serving as defensive coordinator during matches. A native of Fort Wright, Kentucky, Polhamus was a four-time all-conference selection for the Musketeers, earning all-Midwestern Collegiate Conference honors in 1993 and 1994 and first-team all-Atlantic 10 honors in 1995 and 1996. She finished her career as the school’s career kill leader (1,749), while ranking second in career digs (1,338), and she also owns the school record for kills in a match (35). In 2005, Polhamus was inducted into the Xavier Athletic Hall of Fame, becoming the first volleyball player to be inducted into her alma-mater’s Athletic Hall of Fame. Prior to her stint with the Hoosiers, Polhamus spent three years at the University of Dayton, serving as the recruiting coordinator. Polhamus graduated from Xavier in 1997 with a bachelor’s degree in health and physical education and earned a master of science in educational administra-

10 Career Highs

Kills7, twice, last vs. George Washington (9/9/03) Attempts...... 21 vs. Northwestern (9/2/05) Hit. % ...... 800 vs. NC State (9/28/03) Assists 40 vs. Middle Tennessee State (9/18/04) Digs ...... 17, twice, last vs. Maryland (12/10/04) Block Assists ...... 4 vs. Georgia State (10/8/05) Service Aces ...... 2 at Miami (Ohio) (9/17/04)

NCAA Tournament Statistics

MP GP K E TA Pct. A SA D 4 13 3 0 10 .300 11 0 41

Kills1, three times, last at Minnesota (12/10/04) Attempts...... 5 at Minnesota (12/10/04) Hit. % . .500, twice, last vs. Georgia (12/03/04) At Tech: rightside, or when team ran out of substitutions, stayed Assists3, three times, last at Minnesota (12/10/ Talented and versatile athlete who in her third season on the front row for former Yellow Jacket Laura Kuhn . . 04) at Tech was primarily used as a defensive specialist on . Posted a career-best 40 assists in win over Middle Digs ...... 16 at Minnesota (12/10/04) the rightside . . . Will move to the position of libero Tennessee State . . . Also had a career-high two service for her final season . . . Is so versatile because she can aces in match against Miami (Ohio). step in and set if needed and can also play rightside . . Player of the Year . . . Earned MVP honors for her high . One of two recruits in the 2003 class that was named 2003: school her junior and senior years and established a a “Fab 50” by Volleyball Magazine . . . Part of a Saw action in 13 matches and 20 games during the season school record for highest hitting percentage (.351) in a recruiting class that was ranked No. 19 by . . . Posted a career high four kills on five attempts against career . . . Also earned first-team all-District 15 honors PrepVolleyball.com in 2003 . . .Was featured as the NC State on Sept. 23 . . . Also recorded 13 assists and four and was named the District 15 Player of the Year in ’01 No. 70 college prospect by Student Sports Magazine . digs in the same match against the Wolfpack . . . Notched and ’02 . . . Named first-team all-Area in ’01 and ’02 . . . Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll in 2005-06. a career high 15 assists and five digs against Georgia State . . Also earned all-state honors in ’01 and ’02 . . . on Oct. 4 . . . In the NCAA match against Alabama A&M, Competed in track in high school in the high jump . . 2005: she posted one kill, three assists and four digs. . An excellent student, she graduated in the top 10 Began the season as the team’s rightside hitter, but was percent of her class of 282 and was on the 4.0 Honor used primarily as the team’s defensive specialist for High School/Personal: Roll every year . . . Was a member of the National Ulrike Stegemann . . . Notched a career-high seven Four-year letterwinner at set- Honor Society, the Student Government and the Ohio kills in matches against Northwestern and George ter and outside hitter for High School Athletic Association Sportsmanship Com- Washington . . . Recorded a career-best 17 digs in Vandalia-Butler high mittee . . . Dean’s List student majoring in manage- matches against Virginia and at Maryland . . . Had nine school who was named ment at Tech who has interests in marketing and is matches that she recorded double-figure digs . . . the 2002 Greater working towards a certificate in applied physiology . . Averaged 2.15 digs per game, which was third on Western Ohio . Full name is Abby Lynn Showers . . . Born October the team . . . In ACC matches Conference 15, 1984 . . . Daughter of Thomas and Mary Showers . only, she averaged 2.01 . . Has an older sister, Amanda . . . Enjoys playing digs per game, which tennis in her spare time . . . Played for Dayton Juniors was also third on the and was coached by current assistant coach Sally team. Polhamus during the 2000 club season. 2004: Played the entire season as a defensive specialist on the rightside, but saw some time as the backup setter . . . Fourth on the team with 269 digs . . . Recorded a then career-high 16 digs in match against Minnesota. . . Had 14 matches with 10 or more digs . . . Started some matches on the

SHOWERS’ CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL Year GP MP Kills Err Att Pct SA BS BA A A/Gm Digs Digs/Gm 2003 20 13 8 2 13 .462 1 0 2 43 2.15 24 1.20 2004 104 32 15 12 53 .057 7 0 5 114 1.10 269 2.59 2005 116 31 36 17 123 .154 1 0 12 60 0.52 249 2.15 Totals 240 76 59 31 189 .148 9 0 19 217 0.90 542 2.26

ACC Year GP MP Kills Err Att Pct SA BS BA A A/Gm Digs Digs/Gm 2003 9 7 5 1 7 .571 0 0 0 21 2.33 10 1.11 2004 50 16 4 7 21 -.143 4 0 3 30 0.60 129 2.58 2005 87 22 5 3 32 .062 0 0 0 41 0.47 175 2.01 Totals 146 45 14 11 60 .050 4 0 3 92 0.63 314 2.15

11 Career Highs

Kills ...... 17 at Georgia State (10/19/04) Attempts...... 30 at Georgia State (10/19/04) Hit. % ...... 560 vs. Georgia State (10/08/05) Assists.. 5 vs. Ohio State University (09/12/04) Digs ...... 15 vs. North Carolina (11/12/05) Block Assists ...... 3 vs. UCF (11/01/04) Block Solos1, 4 times, last vs. NC State (11/12/05) Service Aces ...... 5 vs. Georgia State (10/08/05)

At Tech: against Georgia State, where in a starting role she re- East to a state championship in softball in 2001 and the Explosive athlete who spent most of last year playing corded 17 kills, hit .467 and had eight digs . . . Also had volleyball substate championship in ‘02 . . . Set the backrow for teammate Laura DeMichelis . . . Possesses 11 kills and hit .346 with nine digs in a starting role school record at Olathe East for kills in a season with skills that allow her to be an explosive and smart hitter against UCF . . . Recorded a season-high nine digs against 423 in ‘02 . . . Also is the career kill leader at Olathe and she also has excellent passing skills . . . Also has an Tennessee Tech and UCF . . . Also had a season-best two East with 1,026 . . . Participated in the MO-KAN all- excellent jump serve . . . Member of the Team KC Club service aces against the Knights . . . Notched three block Star game . . . Named the Olathe Player of the Year in team who was selected for the Junior National A-2 assists against UCF. ‘02 and 1st Team all-Johnson County in ‘02 and ‘03 . . training team in 2002 and attended the USA High Per- . Also named to the Kansas City Star all-Metro teams formance camp in 2001 . . . Part of a recruiting class High School/Personal: in ‘02 and ‘03 . . . Received all-state honors in volley- which was listed as a “Best of the Rest” by Three-year letterwinner at Olathe East High School in ball in ‘02 and ‘03 . . . Also earned all-conference Prepvolleyball.com. volleyball as an outside hitter and in softball as a first honors in softball in ‘01 and ‘02 . . . Excellent student baseman . . . Helped Olathe who was named to the Principal’s Honor Roll each year 2005: of high school . . . Intends to major in management Played primarily backrow on the leftside . . . Finished while at Tech and has interests in dentistry . . . Enjoys the season playing some of her best volleyball, averag- ceramics outside of athletics . . . Received the Army ing 2.88 digs per game over the last six matches . . . female athlete award in ‘04 . . . Born October 20, 1985 Recorded a career-high 15 digs in match against North . . . Daughter of Richard and Sharon Carolina on Nov. 4 . . . Had eight matches that she Gray . . . Has two younger sis- finished with double-figure digs . . . Started the last ters, Jordan (15) and Elena match of the season at Virginia at outside hitter, (10) . . . Full name is Lindsey ending with 14 kills and 12 digs, her second Rochelle Gray. “double-double” of the season . . . Also tied a career-high with three block assists in that same match . . . Led the team in service aces with 35 . . . Posted a career-best five service aces in win over Geor- gia State . . . Was fourth on the team with 205 digs . . . Hit a career-high .560 with 15 kills and only one error against Georgia State.

2004: Saw action in 13 matches and 30 games during her rookie season . . . Best match of the season came

GRAY’S CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL Year GP MP Kills K/Gm Err Att Pct SA SA/G BS BA A Digs Digs/Gm 2004 30 13 34 1.13 9 80 .312 5 0.16 0 4 12 54 1.80 2005 113 30 92 0.81 62 317 .095 35 0.31 4 8 32 205 1.81 Totals 143 43 126 0.88 71 397 .139 40 0.28 4 8 44 259 1.81

ACC Year GP MP Kills K/Gm Err Att Pct SA SA/G BS BA A Digs Digs/Gm 2004 11 6 3 0.27 4 17 -.059 1 0.09 0 0 1 18 1.64 2005 86 22 67 0.78 46 242 .087 21 0.24 2 5 30 167 1.94 Totals 97 28 70 0.72 50 259 .077 22 0.23 2 5 31 185 1.91

12 Career Highs

Kills ...... 12 vs. Wake Forest (09/23/05) Attempts...... 27 vs. Wake Forest (09/23/05) Hit. % ...... 615 vs. UCF (11/01/04) Assists1, five times, last at Maryland (11/20/05) Digs ...... 5 vs. Clemson (10/08/05) Block Solos2, twice, last vs. NC State (11/11/05) Block Assists 10, twice, last at Miami (10/02/05) Service Aces2, 3 times, last at Wake Forest (10/ 29/05)

At Tech: match of the season against Georgia State when she posted high school to the Grand Canyon Region volleyball Powerful blocker who after missing the first two matches a season high 11 kills . . . Also had nine kills and hit a championship in 2002 . . . Set school records at Flag- of the year with a broken finger, started at middle career-best .615 against Central Florida . . . Had a season staff for kills in a season with 316 and blocks in a blocker for the Jackets for the rest of the season in 2005 best five block assists on that same night . . . In matches season with 115 . . . Also holds the school record for . . . Has an excellent attitude and work ethic . . . Named against Wake Forest and Winthrop she notched four block blocks in a career with 247 . . . Participated in the to the “Fab 50” list by Volleyball Magazine in 2004. assists. Arizona High School all-Star Team Tournament . . . . . Featured as the No. 38 college prospect in Member of the Arizona High Performance Team in ‘03 Prepvolleyball.com’s Top 100 College Prospect List . . High School/Personal: who was awarded Best Blocker of the Volley Classic . . . Part of a recruiting class which was listed as a “Best of Three-year letterwinner at Flagstaff High . Received all-state, all-region and all-city honors in the Rest” by Prepvolleyball.com . . . Named to the School in volleyball . . . Helped her ‘04 . . . Also named the Grand Canyon Region MVP in ACC Academic Honor Roll for 2005-06 . . . Re- ‘04 . . . Received the Dr. Voie Stuart Chase Coy Scholar- ceived the Coaches Award following the 2005 Athlete Award from 2002-04 . . . Bright student who season. graduated in the top five percent of her class . . . Member of the National Honor Society and named 2005: Who’s Who Among High School students . . . Is major- Competed in 28 matches during the season, only ing in management and has earned Dean’s List honors missing those in which she was injured ...... Lists boating, water skiing, reading and dancing as Named to the Georgia Tech/Renaissance Invita- favorites outside of athletics. . . Named Homecoming tional All-Tournament team . . . Knocked down a Queen her senior year . . . Served as the chairperson of career-high 12 kills in win over Wake Forest . . . a local benefit fashion show in ‘02 and ‘03 . . . Born Posted a career-best 10 block assists against Duke and March 28, 1986 . . . Daughter of Dan and Julie Miami . . . Led the team in blocks in 13 matches during Kaminskas . . . Has two younger sisters, Megan the season . . . Averaged a team-best 1.16 blocks per (16) and Stephanie (12) . . . Full name is game, which ranked eighth in the ACC . . . In ACC Nicole Robin Kaminskas. matches only, she averaged 1.24, which was sixth in the ACC . . . Recorded two service aces three times during the season . . . Also had a career-best five digs against Clemson.

2004: Saw action in 17 matches and 35 games during the season . . . Had the her best

KAMINSKAS’S CAREER STATISTICS

OVERALL Year GP MP Kills K/Gm Err Att Pct SA BS BA B/Gm A Digs 2004 35 17 56 1.60 29 129 .209 0 1 30 0.89 2 6 2005 105 28 114 1.09 64 326 .153 15 12 110 1.16 3 40 Totals 140 45 170 1.21 93 455 .169 15 13 140 1.09 5 46

ACC Year GP MP Kills K/Gm Err Att Pct SA BS BA B/Gm A Digs 2004 13 7 17 1.31 11 44 .136 0 0 11 0.85 0 3 2005 88 22 85 0.97 52 246 .134 13 11 98 1.24 3 37 Totals 101 29 102 1.00 63 290 .134 130 11 109 1.19 3 40

13 Career Highs

Kills ...... 21 vs. North Carolina (11/12/05) Attempts...... 43 at Miami (10/02/05) Hit. % ...... 667 at Virginia (11/13/04) Assists ...... 4 vs. NC State (11/11/05) Digs ...... 9 at North Carolina (10/23/04) Block Solos ...... 1 vs. Duke (11/05/04) Block Assists5, 4 times, last at Clemson (11/15/ 05) Service Aces3 vs. George Washington (9/09/05) NCAA Tournament Statistics

MP GP K E TA Pct. A SA BS BA D 3 11 30 16 72 .194 1 0 0 6 0

Kills ...... 16 at Minnesota (12/10/04) Attempts...... 36 at Minnesota (12/10/04) Hit. % ...... 333 vs. Georgia (12/03/04) At Tech: Clemson . . . Hit over .300 in eight matches Assists...... 1 vs. UC Santa Barbara (12/04/04) Explosive hitter who after spending her during the year . . . Had a career-high three Block Assists 3, twice, last at Minnesota (12/10/ freshman season as a middle blocker, service aces against George Washington . . . 04) moved to the rightside for the Yellow Jack- Matched her career-high of five block assists ets her sophomore year and started 30 of on two occasions during the season. .500, including 1.000 against Winthrop 31 matches . . . Earned Second team All- (4-0-4) . . . After struggling offensively at the ACC honors in 2005 . . . Also named to the 2004: start of the season, she ended the year ACC all-Freshman squad in 2004 . . . An Recorded a season-high 16 kills in match third on the team in hitting percentage excellent student, she was named to the against Minnesota in the NCAA Tournament (.291) . . . Had six matches that she Academic All-District Third Team and also . . . Posted a career-best five block assists recorded double-figure kills . . . Was fourth the ACC Volleyball Academic Team as well against Clemson in the ACC Tournament on the team in kills per game (2.38) and as the ACC Academic Honor Roll . . . Part of and also against Miami . . . Ended the third in blocks per game (0.67) . . . In the a recruiting class which was listed as a “Best season fifth on the team in kills with 200 . . . last seven matches of the season, she hit of the Rest” by Prepvolleyball.com . . . Is the Had seven matches .323 and averaged 3.05 kills per game. third player from Germany to play at Tech that she hit over and hails from the same hometown as High School/Personal: former standout Maja Pachale (1998-2001). Member of the Volleyball Club Parchim in the second division 2005: in Germany . . . Helped her Played in 30 of 31 matches for the Yellow team to a first place finish at Jackets . . . Recorded 336 kills on the sea- the German Junior Champi- son averaging 2.92 kills per game, which onship . . . Born August was third on the team . . . Hit .270 for the 4, 1984 in Greifswald, year, which was second on the team . . . Germany . . . Daugh- Posted double-figure kills in 20 matches ter of Harald and for Tech, including three in which she Marga Stegemann . . . had 20 or more . . . Was virtually un- Father is a former stoppable in home match against North standout runner in Carolina with a career-best 21 kills and the 110 meter a season-high .543 hitting percentage . hurdles . . . Has two . . Named ACC Player of the Week after older sisters, Birgit leading the Jackets to wins on the road (25) and Katrin (27) . against Florida State and Miami . . . In . . Full name is Ulrike those matches, she averaged 4.0 kills Stegemann but is per game and hit .395 . . . Recorded a called Ulli by her season-high eight digs in match at teammates.

STEGEMANN’S CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL Year GP MP Kills K/Gm Err Att Pct SA BS BA B/Gm A Digs 2004 85 30 200 2.38 76 426 .291 6 1 55 0.67 9 57 2005 115 30 336 2.92 127 775 .270 25 4 59 0.55 37 82 Totals 200 60 536 2.68 203 1,201 .277 31 5 114 0.60 46 139

ACC Year GP MP Kills K/Gm Err Att Pct SA BS BA B/Gm A Digs 2004 43 15 110 2.56 37 225 .324 4 1 27 0.65 4 44 2005 88 22 271 3.08 99 619 .278 16 2 46 0.55 33 72 Totals 131 37 381 2.91 136 844 .290 20 3 73 0.58 37 116

14 Career Highs

Kills ...... 21 vs. Clemson (10/18/05) Attempts...... 51 vs. Duke (9/24/04) Hit. % ...... 444 vs. Clemson (10/18/05) Assists...... 1, twice, last vs. Virginia (10/22/05) Digs ...... 6, twice, last at Clemson (11/15/05) Block Solos ... 2, twice, last vs. Miami (11/04/05) Block Assists . 4, twice, last at Miami (10/02/05) Service Aces ...... 2 vs. NC State (11/11/05)

At Tech: eight matches, including a career-high 21 High School/Personal: Dynamic and explosive athlete kills against Clemson on Oct. 18 . . . Also Four-year letterwinner at Overland High who started 29 of 31 recorded a career-high .444 hitting per- School in volleyball as an outside hitter, matches for the Yellow centage in same match against serving as captain for three years . . . Led Jackets at outside hitter . . . the Tigers . . . Posted double- her high school to a fifth place finish in . . . Tore the ACL in her figure kills 19 times during the the Colorado 5A state playoffs in 2003 . left knee during the spring year . . . Notched a career-high . . Also helped Overland to the Regional season, but has made a full four block assists twice dur- Championship in 2002 . . . Named first recovery and will be ready for ing the year . . . Had a ca- team all-district, all-conference and all- the 2006 season . . . Member of the reer-high six digs two state and to the Rocky Mountain News Colorado Jrs. club program, who ad- times, the last occasion all-state team in 2003 . . . Also received vanced to the 2004 Junior Olympics at Clemson on Nov. 15 first team all-conference and all-district National Division . . . Was a member . . . Tallied a career-best honors as well as second team all-state of the USA Youth National team in two service aces accolades in 2002 . . . Participated in 2002 and 2003 helping the squad to against NC State on the 5A all-State all-star game in 2003 . . the NORCECA championship in ‘02 Nov. 11 . . . Played . Was a volunteer at the Denver Museum and a third place finish in ‘03 . . . some of the best of Nature and Science in the Hall of Life One of three recruits in the Class volleyball of her for five years and was also a member of of 2005 who was named a career from Oct. the Pre-Med Club in high school . . . “Fab 50” by Volleyball 15 through Intends to major in management while Magazine . . . Part of a re- Nov. 4 where at Tech . . . Enjoys yoga, traveling, read- cruiting class which was she averaged ing, art and shopping in her spare time . listed as the eighth best 3.81 kills per . . Born October 15, 1986 . . . Daughter class by game and hit of Ramona and Bernard DeMichelis . . . Prepvolleyball.com . . . .234 . . . Fin- Her mother participated in the 400 meters Sister Chrissy is a freshman ished the year while her father while a pole vaulter at on the team this season, with 346 kills the University of Arizona . . . Is a cousin becoming the first sisters and 3.17 kills of Dennis Norman, who is a center for to play volleyball at Geor- per game, the Jacksonville Jaguars . . . Has two gia Tech. which was younger sisters, Chrissy and Gracie . . . second on the Full name is Laura Anne Rose 2005: team. DeMichelis. Saw action in 109 games in her rookie season . . . Led the team in kills in

DEMICHELIS’ CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL Year GP MP Kills K/Gm Err Att Pct SA BS BA B/Gm A Digs D/Gm 2005 113 30 457 4.04 232 1,242 .181 16 20 61 0.72 8 188 1.66 Totals 200 30 457 4.04 232 1,242 .181 16 20 61 0.72 8 188 1.66

ACC Year GP MP Kills K/Gm Err Att Pct SA BS BA B/Gm A Digs D/Gm 2005 84 21 359 4.27 171 950 .198 13 16 47 0.75 6 146 1.74 Totals 84 21 359 4.27 171 950 .198 13 16 47 0.75 6 146 1.74

15 Career Highs

Kills .... 1, twice, last vs. Virginia Tech (10/22/05) Attempts...... 3 at Duke (10/28/05) Hit. %1.000, twice, last vs. Virginia Tech (10/22/ 05) Assists.... 2, twice, last vs. Maryland (10/07/05) Digs ..... 10 vs. Long Island University (9/10/05) Service Aces ...... 1 at Miami (10/02/05)

At Tech: University . . . Finished the season with High School/Personal: Talented athlete who played in 26 89 digs, which was sixth on the team . . . Three-year letterwinner at Mira Costa High matches as a defensive specialist for the Also averaged 1.14 digs per game, which School in volleyball as defensive special- Yellow Jackets in her first season . . . was sixth-best on the squad . . . Recorded ist, serving as captain in 2004 . . . Led her Member of the prestigious Mizuno Long kills out of the backrow in two matches . . high school to the California Interscholas- Beach Volleyball Club, leading her team . Tallied five or more digs in seven matches tic Federation Division I title and the state to a third-place finish at the Junior Olym- during the season . . . Posted a career-high championship in 2004 . . . Her high school pics 18 Open Division in 2005 . . . Also two assists in win over Maryland on Oct. team was ranked No. 2 in the nation by helped them to a bronze medal at the 7 . . . A position server, she Prepvolleyball.com following the 2004 2004 Junior Olympics in the 17 Open notched a service ace in campaign . . . Named the Bay League Division while earning all-America hon- match at Miami. Defensive Player of the Year by The ors . . . Her club team was ranked No. 1 Daily Breeze and 1st team all-Area in the nation by Prepvolleyball.com in as a defensive specialist by The Daily April, 2005 . . . Was a member of the Breeze in 2004 . . . Also helped Mira USA Women’s Junior National team in Costa to the CIF Division II South- 2004 and also attended the USA Vol- ern Section championship in 2003 . leyball High Performance Camp in . . Played soccer at Mira Costa her 2003 . . . Named to the Second freshman year as a middle back . . . Team on Prepvolleyball.com Enjoys playing beach volleyball, finish- Defensive Dandies List . . . Part ing 4th at the AAU Jr. National Beach Vol- of a recruiting class which was leyball Championship in 2002 . . . Was a listed as the eighth best class Scholar Athlete Award winner in 2002 and by Prepvolleyball.com. 2003 and a member of the Honor Roll from 2002-04 . . . Intends to major in manage- 2005: ment while at Tech . . . Enjoys shopping, Played in 78 games for dancing, hanging out with friends and go- the Yellow Jackets as a ing to the beach in her spare time . . . Born defensive specialist on August 17, 1987 . . . Daughter of Michael the left side when Laura and Linda Kandell . . . Has an older brother, DeMichelis was on the Jeff . . . Full name is Michelle Susan backrow . . . Recorded Kandell. a career-high 10 digs in win over Long Island

KANDELLS CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL Year GP MP Kills Err Att Pct SA A Digs D/Gm 2005 78 26 2 0 5 .400 1 6 89 1.14 Totals 78 26 2 0 5 .400 1 6 89 1.14

ACC Year GP MP Kills Err Att Pct SA A Digs D/Gm 2005 49 18 2 0 5 .500 1 4 46 0.94 Totals 49 18 2 0 5 .500 1 4 46 0.94

16 Career Highs

Kills ...... 35 vs. Virginia (10/22/05) Attempts...... 77 vs. North Carolina (11/12/04) Hit. % ...... 424 vs. Wake Forest (9/23/05) Assists... 1, 8 times, last vs. Virginia (10/22/05) Digs ...... 13 vs. Northwestern (9/02/05) Block Solos ...... 3 vs. Clemson (10/18/05) Block Assists .. 8 vs. Boston College (10/08/05) Service Aces ...... 3 at Florida State (9/30/05)

At Tech: 2005: sonal: Dynamic athlete who played the entire sea- Played in 30 Four-year letterwinner at Saint Francis son as the starting leftside hitter in her rookie matches, leading Desales High School in volleyball as an out- season . . . Named to the ACC all-Freshman the team in kills in 16 side hitter where she earned MVP honors her team . . . Set a school record for kills in a matches . . . Had 25 junior and senior years . . . Helped her high season by a freshman since the inception of matches that she recorded school to the regional and district champion- rally scoring (2001) . . . Became the first player double-figure kills, including 35 ship in 2004 . . . Earned first team all-state, all- since the 1992 season to lead the team in kills against Virginia on Oct. 22 . . . league and all-district honors her senior year . during her freshman season . . . Posted 35 kills Also had five “double-doubles” . . Named the Suburban News Fall Athlete of in a five-game thriller over Virginia, marking during the season . . . Notched a the Year in 2004 . . . Also received all-district the first time since the 1998 season that a Yel- career-best 13 digs in the first and all-league honors in 2001 and 2002 . . . low Jacket had recorded 35 kills . . . That match of her career against Selected to play in the State and District all- performance also ranks as the most kills Northwestern . . . Finished the Star games in 2004 . . . Was named the Most recorded by an ACC player since the adop- year averaging 4.04 kills per Offensive Player following the 2003 season tion of rally scoring . . . The 35 kills was game which was tops on the and was the MVP of the Friendship Cup Tour- also the fifth most kills recorded in Divi- teamand sixth in the nament in 2003 and 2004 . . . Served as the sion I competition during the 2005 ACC . . . In con- secretary of the Student Council and was a season . . . Was also a member of ference member of the Ambassadors Club, Spanish the USA Volleyball Junior A-2 matches only, Club, STARS and the Math Club . . . Was a training team in 2004 . . . Noted she averaged member of the Honor Roll, receiving perfect as the No. 19 recruit on 4.27 kills per game, conduct . . . Named recipient of the 2005 St. Prepvolleyball.com which ranked Francis Desales Service Award . . . Intends to Senior Aces List . sixth . . . Had four major in communications while at Tech . . . . . Also a Volley- matches that she Enjoys music, speaking and writing in her ball Magazine finished with 20 or spare time . . . Received the U.S. Army Re- Fab 50 selec- more kills . . . serve Female National Scholar Award for her tion . . . Part of a Posted 81 blocks high school . . . Born March 15, 1987 . . . recruiting class on the season, Daughter of Rosy and Clark Kellogg . . . Has which was which was third on two younger brothers, Alex and Nick . . . Her listed as the the team . . . Tallied father was a stand-out basketball player at eighth-best a career-best eight Ohio State from 1980-82 and played with the class by block assists against Indiana Pacers from 1982-87 and is now a Prepvolleyball.com. BC on Oct. 8 . . . college basketball analyst for CBS Sports . . . Fifth on the team in Full name is Talisa Lynne Kellogg. digs with 188. High School/Per-

KELLOGG’S CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL Year GP MP Kills K/Gm Err Att Pct SA BS BA B/Gm A Digs D/Gm 2005 113 30 457 4.04 232 1,242 .181 16 20 61 0.72 8 188 1.66 Totals 200 30 457 4.04 232 1,242 .181 16 20 61 0.72 8 188 1.66

ACC Year GP MP Kills K/Gm Err Att Pct SA BS BA B/Gm A Digs D/Gm 2005 84 21 359 4.27 171 950 .198 13 16 47 0.75 6 146 1.74 Totals 84 21 359 4.27 171 950 .198 13 16 47 0.75 6 146 1.74

17 Career Highs

Kills ...... 18 vs. NC State (11/11/05) Attempts...... 30 vs. Winthrop (9/03/05) Hit. % ...... 588 vs. Wake Forest (9/23/05) Assists...... 1 at Florida State (9/30/05) Digs .. 1, eight times, last at Clemson (11/15/05) Block Solos ...... 2 at Boston College (11/18/05) Block Assists ...... 11 vs. Winthrop (9/03/05)

At Tech: College on Nov. 18 . . . Hit a career-high .580 Explosive athlete who possesses incredible (13 kills on 23 attempts) in win over Wake jumping ability . . . Named to the ACC All- Forest on Sept. 23. Freshman team . . . Also named to the 2005-06 Had one of the best matches of her career as ACC Academic Honor Roll . . . Received the she posted a “double-double” against Winthrop High School/Personal: Most Improved Player Award following the recording 17 kills and 11 block assists . . . Four-year letterwinner at Anthony Wayne High season . . . Was named the Iron Athlete of Notched double-figure kills in 15 matches, in- School in volleyball as a middle blocker and the Year for volleyball for her work cluding a career-best 18 kills against NC in track as a sprinter . . . Helped her high school in the weight room . . . Member of State on Nov. 11 . . . Finished the to the Northern Lakes league and district cham- the Toledo Volleyball Club team season with 119 total blocks, pionships in 2001 and 2002 . . . Received Hon- and was on the USA Volleyball Jun- which was second on the orable Mention all-Northern Lakes League ior A-2 training team in 2003 and team . . . Hit a team-best accolades her senior year while being named 2004 . . . Listed as the No. 37 re- .280 on the season and the MVP . . . Named first team All-Northern cruit on had 15 matches that she Lakes League and received all-Ohio Honor- Prepvolleyball.com hit over .300 . . . In ACC able Mention honors at the conclusion of the Senior Aces List and matches only, she hit 2004 season . . . Named second team All- as the No. 10 middle .307, which was ranked Northern Lakes League after the 2002 year . . hitter in her class by ninth in the conference . . Competed on the track team in high school in the same organiza- . . Had 13 matches that the 100-, 200- and 400-meter dash events as tion . . . Also a Volley- she led the team in well as the 4x200- and 4x400-meter relays . . . ball Magazine Fab 50 se- blocks . . . Recorded Clocked a school record tying time of 25.90 in lection . . . Part of a re- two block solos at the 200 . . . Received the Academic Award for cruiting class which was listed as Boston maintaining a grade point average of 3.5 dur- the eighth-best class by ing high school . . . Graduated with honors and Prepvolleyball.com. was a member of the Senior all-Academic Team . . . Member of the National Honor Soci- 2005: ety, Young Life and Campaigners . . . Enjoys Middle blocker who shopping, hanging out with friends and started the entire sea- rollerblading in her spare time . . . Majoring in son for the Yellow Jack- management . . . Born July 23, 1986 . . . Daugh- ets . . . In just the third ter of Gary and Kim Miller . . . Has a younger match of her career, she brother, Will . . . Full name is Callie Marie recorded 11 block assists Miller. against Winthrop, tying the second-best total in a single match at Tech . . .

MILLER’S CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL Year GP MP Kills K/Gm Err Att Pct SA BS BA B/Gm A Digs 2005 114 31 281 2.46 116 589 .280 0 8 111 1.04 1 12 Totals 114 31 281 2.46 116 589 .280 0 8 111 1.04 1 12

ACC Year GP MP Kills K/Gm Err Att Pct SA BS BA B/Gm A Digs 2005 88 22 218 2.48 78 456 .307 0 8 78 0.98 1 11 Totals 88 22 218 2.48 78 456 .307 0 8 78 0.98 1 11

18 Career Highs

Kills ...... 3 at Georgia (9/18/05) Attempts...... 7 vs. Georgia State (10/08/05) Hit. % ...... 250 at Georgia (9/18/05) Assists...... 36 at Georgia (9/18/05) Digs ...... 6 at Georgia (9/18/05) Block Assists ..... 3 vs. Georgia State (10/08/05) Service Aces ...... 1 at Georgia (9/18/05)

At Tech: and Georgia State . . . Against Georgia, school’s first appearance in the Elite Eight Talented athlete who brings excellent cre- she recorded a career-high 36 assists, six in state playoffs. . . Participated in the dentials as a setter into the program . . . digs, a service ace and had two block as- Ohio All-Star Volleyball Classic and was Spent the entire season as the backup to sists . . . Led the Jackets to a win over cross- invited to play in the Indiana-Ohio All- all-American Lindsey Laband . . . Named town rival Georgia State with 32 Star Classic in basketball . . . Named the to the Dean’s List in her first semester assists and a career-high three Greater Buckeye Conference Player of the as a Yellow Jacket and to the ACC block assists. Year and the District 8 Player of the Year Academic Honor Roll . . . Repre- and ‘04 . . . Also named to first team sents the volleyball team on the High School/Personal: Greater Buckeye Conference and second Georgia Tech Student Athlete Two-year letterwinner at team District 8 honors in basketball . . . Advisory Board . . . Participant Findlay High School in Also earned two letters in volleyball and on the Toledo Volleyball Club volleyball as a setter and two letters in basketball at Liberty Benton team who was a member of the in basketball as a for- High School . . . Excellent student who USA Volleyball Junior A-2 ward . . . Helped was named to the Honor Roll each year training team in 2003 and 2004 Findlay to a 24-2 of high school and graduated in the top . . . Listed as the No. 46 re- record and the Great 15 percent of her class . . . Majoring in cruit on Prepvolleyball.com Buckeye Conference management . . . Enjoys watching mov- Senior Aces List . . . Also a Championship in vol- ies, traveling and hanging out with friends Volleyball Magazine Fab 50 leyball her senior year in her spare time . . . Received the U.S. selection . . . Part of a re- marking the first time Army Reserve Female National Scholar cruiting class which was in 20 years that her Award for her high school . . . Born Feb- listed as the eighth-best high school had ad- ruary 10, 1987 . . . Daughter of Ron and class by vanced to the state Doris Niekamp . . . Has an older brother, Prepvolleyball.com. regionals . . . Also Arnie, and two older sisters, Julie and helped her bas- Sherry . . . Her father played basketball 2005: ketball team at Miami (Ohio) from 1968-72 and is Only saw action in to a 22-3 the head men’s basketball coach at the seven games as she record and to University of Findlay . . . Her sister Sherry spent the season as a the Great played volleyball at Cincinnati from backup to senior Buckeye 1998-2002 . . . Also has several uncles Lindsey Laband . . . Conference and cousins who played college athlet- Started in two Champion- ics . . . Full name is Allison Louise matches during the ship in 2005 Niekamp. year, against Georgia and to the

NIEKAMP’S CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL Year GP MP Kills Err Att Pct SA BS BA B/Gm A A/Gm Digs 2005 12 7 7 5 24 .083 1 0 6 0.50 89 7.42 7 Totals 12 7 7 5 24 .083 1 0 6 0.50 89 7.42 7

ACC Year GP MP Kills Err Att Pct SA BS BA B/Gm A A/Gm Digs 2005 4 4 0 1 4 -.250 0 0 0 0.00 10 2.50 0 Totals 4 4 0 1 4 -.250 0 0 0 0.00 10 2.50 0

19 Career Highs

Assists...... 1 at NC State (10/15/05) Digs ...... 3 vs. Georgia State (10/08/05)

At Tech: High School/Personal: Top Offensive Player following the 2003 Local athlete who joined the team as a Four-year letterwinner at North Springs season . . . Earned Rookie of the Year walk-on as a defensive specialist in 2005 High School in volleyball as an outside hit- honors in swimming and was named . . . One of eight players who earned ter who also earned letters in swimming Most Valuable Player of her soccer team Dean’s List honors during the fall semes- and soccer . . . Was the captain of the vol- in 2001 . . . Enjoys reading in her spare ter . . . Was named to the 2005-06 ACC leyball team as a junior and se- time . . . Member of the National Honor Academic Honor Roll . . . Member of nior . . . Earned all- Society and Beta Club . . . Received the the Atlanta Juniors Volleyball Club County honors as a jun- Sewanee Book Award for Excellence in . . . Excellent student who gradu- ior and senior and was 2004 . . . Member of the Super Honor ated sixth in a class of 383. named all-Area in Roll and Principal’s List every year in high 2003 . . . Selected school . . . Born January 6, 1987 . . . 2005: as team’s Daughter of Rick and Cindy Robbins . . . Saw action in six games and four Has an older sister, Jennifer, who swam matches as a defensive specialist . at the University of Texas, and a younger . . In her first action as a Yellow brother, Brian . . . Her father played Jacket, she recorded a career- baseball for the Jackets from 1978-80 best three digs against Geor- and her uncle Andy Hearn lettered gia State . . . Also had digs in football during the 1984 and ‘85 against Boston College seasons . . . In addition, her and NC State . . . Re- mother graduated from Tech in corded the only assist of 1980 as did her grandfather, Drew her career in match at NC Hearn in 1957. . . . Full name State. is Stephanie Francis Robbins.

ROBBINS’ CAREER STATISTICS

OVERALL Year GP MP SA A Digs 2005 6 4 0 1 5 Totals 6 4 0 1 5

ACC Year GP MP SA A Digs 2005 3 3 0 1 2 Totals 3 3 0 1 2

20 At Tech: At Tech: Talented and dynamic athlete that will challenge for playing Excellent leaper with a powerful armswing who will compete time at middle hitter . . . Listed as the No. 79 recruit on for playing time as an outside hitter . . . Listed as the No. 34 Prepvolleyball.com’s Senior Aces List . . . Also a Volleyball prospect on the Senior Aces List and also the No. 15 outside Magazine “Fab 50” selection . . . Part of a recruiting class which hitter in her class by Prepvolleyball.com . . . Part of a recruiting was listed as the No. 21 best class by Prepvolleyball.com . . . class which was listed as the No. 21 best class by Played for the Team Oz club program, which finished in third Prepvolleyball.com . . . Is the sister of sophomore Laura place at the 2006 Junior Olympics in the National Division . . DeMichelis and the two become the first sisters to play volley- . An excellent student, she was one of 24 students in her gradu- ball at Tech . . . Member of the Colorado Juniors National ating class of 378 that graduated with a 4.0 grade point average. team that won the 2005 17 National Division Junior Olympic Championship. High School/Personal: Four-year letterwinner at Park Hill South High School in volley- High School/Personal: ball as middle hitter who also earned letters in basketball, track Four-year letterwinner at Overland High School in volleyball as and as a diver . . . Was the captain of the volleyball team as a an outside hitter who also earned letters in basketball and track junior and senior and helped lead them to a third place finish and field . . . Earned all-state honors in 2004 and all league in the state playoffs as a senior with a 35-4-1 record . . . Re- accolades in 2003 and 2004 . . . Was named the MVP of the ceived the prestigious Eveland Gates Kansas City Metro Player Overland Volleyball Classic in 2004 . . . Was the captain of of the Year Award, given to the most outstanding volleyball the volleyball and basketball teams in high school . . . Earned player in the Greater Kansas City Metropolitan Area . . . Was all-conference honors in basketball in 2003 and 2004 . . . Holds named the Missouri Gatorade Player of the Year in 2005 . . . the school record in the shot put . . . Participated in the all- Also was a finalist for the Wendy’s High School Heisman Award state games in both volleyball and basketball . . . Named the . . . As a member of the track team, she competed in the high Wendy’s High School Heisman Female winner for Overland . . jump and 4x400-meter relay where she earned all-state honors . . Plans to major in Management while at Tech . . . Enjoys . . Also garnered all-state honors in diving and earned all-con- playing the piano and swimming in her spare time . . . Daugh- ference accolades in basketball . . . Finished her career as the ter of Ramona and Bernard DeMichelis . . . Her mother and school record holder in kills and blocks . . . Also Participated father were both members of the track and field team at the in the Missouri-Kansas All-Star Game . . . Named to her school’s University of Arizona . . . Her cousin, Dennis Norman, plays in Courtwarming Court her senior year . . . Lists going to state for the NFL for the Jacksonville Jaguars . . . Born May 17, 1988 . . three state years as her most memorable accomplishment . . . . Has an older sister, Laura, and younger sister, Gracie . . . Lists July 18, 1987 . . . Daughter of Casey and Anna Birmingham . . her sister, Laura, as her biggest influence on her volleyball ca- . Has two older brothers, Bobby and Rory . . . Her brother Rory reer . . . Full name is Christina Leigh DeMichelis, but prefers to played football at Brown University . . . Is enrolled in the Ivan be called Chrissy. Allen College and has interests in majoring in International Affairs . . . Full name is Erin Elizabeth Birmingham.

21 FACES BEHIND GEORGIA TECH VOLLEYBALL

JOE GOODSON At Tech: LYNN HOUSTON Volunteer Assistant Academics Strong jumper with a quick armswing who will compete for playing time as either a middle hitter or on the rightside . . . Listed as a “Top 150” prospect on the Senior Aces List by Prepvolleyball.com . . . Part of a recruiting class which was listed as the No. 21 best class by Prepvolleyball.com . . . Was a member of the Orlando Volleyball Academy club program and led them to the final of the 2005 AAU National Champi- onships while earning All-America honors. JOSEPHINE LEE SCOTT MACDONALD Sports Medicine Sports Information High School/Personal: Four-year letterwinner at Lake Highland Prep School in volleyball as a middle hitter who led her team to two state titles in 2004 and 2005 . . . Named the MVP following the 2004 and 2005 seasons . . . Earned all-state honors and was captain of the volleyball team in 2004 and 2005 . . . Also competed on the track and field team in the mile run . . . Participated in the SCOTT MCDONALD PAUL PARKER Senior All-Star Game for the state of Florida . . . Was the Senior Strength Coach Compliance Class Preident and was voted Homecoming Queen her senior year . . . Also involved in the Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Merritt Studies and the Best Buddies program during high school . . . Plans to major in Management while at Tech and has interests in the field of communications . . . Daughter of Denise and Barry Roderick . . . Her father played in the minor leagues with the Minnesota Twins and Cleveland Indi- ans as a short stop . . . Born March 25, 1988 . . . Full name is ANDREW PARRISH JENNIFER RANDALL Game Operations Student Assistant Brittany Lynne Roderick.

ETHAN SHAPIRO LEAH THOMAS Administrative Assistant Nutritionist

22 Dr. Wayne Clough Dan Radakovich President Director of Athletics

The chief engineer of Georgia Tech’s Named Georgia Tech’s Director of effort to leverage the opportunities inherent Athletics on February 22, 2006, Dan in economic, cultural, social and Radakovich brings nearly two decades of technological transitions, Dr. G. Wayne experience in collegiate athletics Clough is the Institute’s tenth president and management positions to Tech’s the first alumnus to serve as president. nationally-prominent program. Dr. Clough received a bachelor of science Radakovich comes to Georgia Tech after degree in civil engineering in 1964 and then five years as senior associate athletics added a master of science in civil engineering director at Louisiana State (2001-06), and from the Institute in 1965. He later earned his he previously served as the athletics Ph.D. in 1969 from the University of California director at American University in at Berkeley. Washington, D.C., in 2000-01. That followed stints as associate athletics His leadership continues to make undergraduate education more director at South Carolina (1994-2000) and Long Beach State (1989-94) dynamic. After implementing a required computer initiative for all as well as two years as the athletics business manager at Miami (1983- students, he oversaw the revision of the curriculum to include Web-based 85). enhancements. The next step was a broad initiative to engage students Just the seventh Director of Athletics in Tech history, Radakovich more fully with faculty in the classroom and research lab, expand study was named by Institute President Dr. Wayne Clough to succeed Dave abroad programs, and create more student leadership opportunities. The Braine, who retired after nearly nine years in the post. Radakovich positive impact is reflected in higher quality students and higher retention also follows in the footsteps of storied names such as John Heisman, rates. Bobby Dodd and Homer Rice. Clough’s skills as a civil engineer are evident as the campus is In his position at LSU, Radakovich was responsible for the day-to- reshaped to meet the needs of Tech’s world-class programs and students. day operation of an athletics program with an annual budget of more He has overseen an ambitious $1 billion building program, with the than $50 million, encompassing 20 sports and more than 450 student- construction of more than a dozen academic and research buildings. athletes. He directly supervised LSU’s men’s basketball and baseball Sponsored research has also increased every year since Clough programs. became president. In the past seven years, research expenditures have LSU athletics reached unparalleled heights during his tenure, increased significantly, doubling over the past decade to $425 million in highlighted by the 2003 national championship in football and the the past year, as Tech moves into exciting interdisciplinary fields like basketball team’s berth in the 2006 NCAA Final Four, as well as bioengineering, sustainable technology, and nanoscience. national titles in men’s and women’s track and field and top five Outside of the Tech campus, Clough is also recognized as a leader. national rankings in baseball, women’s basketball, softball and He gives Georgia Tech a voice in Washington, D.C., as the only person gymnastics. to serve on both the National Science Board and the President’s Council In his stint as athletics director at American, he coordinated the of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST). He is also vice school’s move into the Patriot League. chairman of the U.S. Council on Competitiveness and chaired the As associate athletics director at South Carolina, Radakovich National Academy of Engineering’s Engineer of 2020 initiative. Since directed financial operations for a $30 million athletics budget while September of 2001, he has represented the Atlantic Coast Conference supervising financing and logistics for $33 million in facilities (ACC) on the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division improvements. He also worked closely with then-South Carolina I Board of Directors. athletics director Mike McGee in laying the groundwork for the new Clough was provost and vice president for academic affairs at the $70 million Colonial Center Arena in downtown Columbia, S.C. University of Washington in Seattle when he answered the call to return At Long Beach State, where he served as senior associate to his alma mater as president in September of 1994. Prior to that, he had athletics director from 1989-94, Radakovich managed a $5 million spent a decade at Virginia Tech as head of the Department of Civil budget while reorganizing the department operations and coordinating Engineering, then as dean of the College of Engineering. He also served the production and sales of radio broadcasting packages. He also on the faculties of Duke and Stanford universities. supervised the men’s basketball and baseball programs. Among his many national awards for teaching and research, Clough Radakovich began his career in athletics administration as the holds eight from the American Society of Civil Engineers and is one of athletics business manager at Miami from 1983-85. He then worked a select few to have twice been awarded the Norman Medal, civil in the private sector for four years before moving to Long Beach State engineering’s oldest honor. In 2001, he received the National Engineering in 1989. Award from the American Association of Engineering Societies, and he A native of Monaca, Pa., Radakovich, 47, was a football recently received the American Society of Civil Engineers’ 2004 letterwinner and student coach at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Outstanding Projects and Leaders (OPAL) lifetime award for his where he graduated in 1980 with a bachelor of science degree in fi- contributions to education. He has been a member of the National nance. He added a master’s degree in business administration from Academy of Engineering for fifteen years. Miami in 1982. He also completed the Sports Management Institute’s A native of Douglas, Ga., Dr. Clough has been married to Anne executive education program in 1992. Robinson Clough for more than 30 years, and the couple has two grown He is married to the former Marcie McDonald, and the couple children. has two children, Christian, 16, and Grant, 12.

23 Theresa Wenzel Assistant Athletic Director/Senior Woman Administrator

Theresa Wenzel, who joined the Wenzel originally went to Siena in 1997 and spent one year Georgia Tech Athletic Association staff as the school’s intramural director and assistant facilities director. in October of 2005, was named She was named Assistant Athletics Director for business Assistant Director of Athletics and operations and head women’s golf coach in 1998. Senior Woman Administrator in July. In seven seasons as head golf coach, Wenzel led the Saints to In her new role, Wenzel will oversee five consecutive Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference titles from the sports of women’s basketball, 2001-05. She relinquished her coaching duties following the volleyball, softball, golf, men’s and 2005 season, when she was promoted to Associate Athletics women’s tennis, men’s and women’s Director. track and cross country, and men’s Wenzel spent three years (1994-97) as an assistant women’s and women’s swimming and diving. basketball coach at Canisius College in Buffalo, N.Y., and she also Wenzel possesses a wide range of experience in athletic served an internship with the National Invitation Tournament. administration and coaching. She came to Tech last fall after A basketball letterwinner at Marquette University, Wenzel eight years at Siena College in Loudonville, N.Y., where she earned a bachelor of science degree in business administration served as Assistant and then Associate Athletics Director for from Marquette in 1991. She added a master’s degree in sport business operations while also coaching the women’s golf team. administration from Canisius in 2000.

2005 Season Review

15th Consecutive Winning Season “K” is for Kellogg and Kills For the 15th consecutive season, the In her freshman season, Talisa Kellogg Georgia Tech volleyball team ended its was a force for opponents to reckon with. season with a winning record, finishing Since the inception of rally scoring, the year at 16-15. With that record, the Kellogg set a school record for kills in a Yellow Jackets have now posted a school- season as a freshman, and also led the best 15 straight winning seasons, dating team in her rookie campaign with 457 back to the 1990 team that finished the kills, becoming the first freshman to lead season with an 8-30 mark. the team in kills since Cris Omiecinski did so during the 1992 season when she Bond Shymansky Grabs No. 100 had 409 kills. Jennifer Wagner holds the Head coach Bond Shymansky entered record for kills in a season by a freshman his fourth season as the head coach of the when she recorded 487 in 1991. Yellow Jackets with a 94-17 record. With The outside hitter also led the team Tech's come-from-behind win against in kills per game (4.04), which ranked Miami on Oct. 2, Shymansky became the sixth in the ACC. In ACC matches fastest coach to record his 100th win as a only, Kellogg posted a team-best 4.27 volleyball coach at Tech, reaching the feat kills per game, also sixth in the confer- in 123 matches. Former head coach ence. Shelton Collier reached the milestone in 139 matches. Laband an All-American....Again In four seasons as the head coach, For the second consecutive season, Shymansky has led the Jackets to two setter Lindsey Laband earned Honorable ACC regular season titles, one ACC Senior Lindsey Laband earned AVCA Mention AVCA All-American honors. Tournament title and to three NCAA Honorable Mention honors for the sec- Laband, who finished her career with appearances. ond time in her career. 3,130 assists, becomes just the seventh player to be named All-American and is Nine Shine in Classroom only the second player in school history For the fall and springs semesters of the Kaminskas, Lindsey Laband and to earn the distinction on more than one 2005-06 calendar school year, nine of the Stephanie Robbins. In addition, Katie occasion. 13 players on the team were named to Mohs earned Faculty Honors , meaning In addition, she also earned AVCA the ACC Academic Honor Roll. she recorded a perfect 4.0 for both semes- East All-Region honors for the second Included in that list were Callle Miller, ters. time in her career Allie Niekamp, Abby Showers, Jennifer Randall, Ulrike Stegemann, Nikki Another Milestone for Shymansky With Tech’s 3-1 win over NC State on Oct. 15, head coach Bond Shymansky, in his fourth year at the helm of the 2005 Honors and Awards Yellow Jackets, notched his 50th ACC AVCA All-American Georgia Tech/Renaissance Invitational victory. Lindsey Laband (Hon. Men.) All-Tournament Shymansky needed just 57 matches to Nikki Kaminskas accomplish the feat, making him the AVCA District III All-Region Lindsey Laband Lindsey Laband fastest coach to reach the milestone. CoSIDA Academic All-District Entering the 2005 season, only eight ACC Player of the Week Ulrike Stegemann (3rd team) coaches in the history of the ACC have Ulrike Stegemann (Oct. 3) ACC Academic Honor Roll won more ACC matches than All-ACC Nikki Kaminskas Shymansky. Talisa Kellogg (All-Freshman) Lindsey Laband Callie Miller (All-Freshman) Callie Miller In four seasons as a head coach, Lindsey Laband (2nd Team) Katie Mohs Shymansky has averaged 14.5 ACC Ulrike Stegemann (2nd Team) Allie Niekamp wins a season and has a .800 win Jennifer Randall Four Points Sheraton Wildcats Classic All- Stephanie Robbins percentage in conference contests. Tournament Abby Showers Lindsey Laband Ulrike Stegemann

Georgia Invitational All-Tournament Academic All-ACC Jennifer Randall Lindsey Laband Ulrike Stegemann

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Perfection in Five Gamers Stegemann Earns Honors in Classroom In five game matches this season, the Sophomore hitter Ulrike Stegemann, who Yellow Jackets were a perfect 6-0 with carries a 3.67 grade point average in man- wins over Maryland, Virginia, Virginia agement, was named the the Academic All- Tech, Clemson, Miami and Florida State. District third team during the 2005 season Included in those six wins were two and also to the inaugural Academic All- games which went beyond 15 points, ACC volleyball squad. including a five point rally against Virginia It marks the first time in her career that each ended at 22-20. Stegemann has been honored for her efforts in the classroom. Streak of Wins over Ranked Opponents Continues Tech's ACC Streak(s) Broken On October 7, Georgia Tech notched The Yellow Jackets' loss to Duke on a 3-2 come-from-behind win over No. 25 Sept. 24 snapped two significant streaks Maryland, marking the fourth straight year in Georgia Tech's history. that the Yellow Jackets have posted a win First, Duke's 3-1 win broke a 20- over a team ranked in the AVCA Top 25 match ACC regular season win streak, Coaches Poll. which dated back to the 2003 season In four seasons under Head Coach Bond and was the second longest conference Shymansky, the Yellow Jackets hold a 10- win streak in ACC history. 10 record against ranked opponents, In addition, it marked the first including a win in 2003 at No. 4 conference loss in O'Keefe Gym since Nebraska. the 2002 season, a string of 21 matches. Freshman Talisa Kellogg became the first freshman at Tech tolead the team in Tech Second in ACC, 36th in Nation in kills since 1992. Attendance The Yellow Jackets averaged 887 fans during the year, which finished the year Laband Lands in Fourth on Career second in the ACC and ranked 36th in the Assist List nation. After only starting for two seasons at Tech had a season-high 1,215 fans attend setter for the Yellow Jackets, senior the match against No. 25 Maryland in Lindsey Laband finished her career with O’Keefe Gym, which marked the second 3,130 assists, placing her fourth on the straight year that the Jackets played a Georgia Tech career assist list. match in O’Keefe in a standing- room only In addition, Laband ended her career capacity. averaging 12.93 assists per game, which In addition, the Jackets played in six landed her third on the Yellow Jackets’ home matches with more than 1,000 fans career assists per game list. in attendance.

Four Players Earn League Honors Randall Digs Her Way onto Career List During the 2005 season, four Yellow With 11 digs in her final match at Vir- Jackets earned conference honors. ginia, senior libero Jennifer Randall fin- Included in that list were Lindsey Laband, ished her career with 1,392 digs, placing who garnered second team All-ACC her sixth on Tech’s career digs list. accolades for the second time in her Randall also ended her career averag- career, and Ulrike Stegemann, who was ing 2.77 digs per game, which ranks voted to the second team, after earning eighth on Tech’s career digs per game ACC All-Freshman honors a season ago. annals. In addition, both Talisa Kellogg and Callie Miller notched spots on the ACC All-Freshman squad.

Senior Jennifer Randall ended her career with 1,392 digs, which ranks sixth in the Tech career record books.

45 2005 RESULTS 16-15 Overall, 12-10 ACC (5th) Home: 10-5, Away: 5-8, Neutral: 1-2

Date Opponent Match Game Scores Kill Leader Dig Leader Sept. 2 Northwestern# nL0-3 32-34, 28-30, 23-30 Kellogg-14 Kellogg-13 Sept. 2 #17 Arizona# aL0-3 21-30, 24-30, 24-30 Stegemann-10 Showers-8 Sept. 3 Winthrop# nW3-1 30-26, 36-38, 30-26, 30-24 Miller-17 Randall-21 Sept. 9 George Washington^ hW3-1 28-30, 30-27, 30-22, 30-28 Kellogg/Miller-12 Randall-17 Sept. 10 Long Island University^ hW3-1 30-23, 16-30, 30-24, 33-31 DeMichelis-14 Randall-14 Sept. 10 Western Kentucky^ hL0-3 12-30, 24-30, 27-30 DeMichelis/Kaminskas-10 Randall/Showers-11 Sept. 17 Michigan* nL0-3 25-30, 16-30, 16-30 Stegemann-9 Randall-14 Sept. 18 Georgia* aL0-3 27-30, 21-30, 23-30 DeMichelis-14 Randall-11 Sept. 23 Wake Forest hW3-1 25-30, 30-27, 30-25, 30-26 Kellogg-16 Randall-23 Sept. 24 Duke hL1-3 30-25, 30-32, 26-30, 26-30 Kellogg-18 Randall-33 Sept. 30 Florida State aW3-2 27-30, 30-27, 19-30, 30-27, 15-12 Stegemann-20 Randall-16 Oct. 2 Miami aW3-2 37-35, 27-30, 11-30, 32-30, 15-9 Stegemann-22 Randall-20 Oct. 7 #25 Maryland hW3-2 22-30, 30-26, 17-30, 30-24, 19-17 Kellogg-17 Laband-10 Oct. 8 Georgia State hW3-0 30-17, 30-22, 30-22 Gray-15 Randall-12 Oct. 8 Boston College hW3-0 30-23, 30-16, 30-16 Kellogg-18 Laband-13 Oct. 13 North Carolina aL0-3 23-30, 28-30, 10-30 DeMichelis/Miller-9 Randall-14 Oct. 14 NC State aW3-1 30-19, 30-23, 18-30, 30-28 Kellogg-19 Randall-18 Oct. 18 Clemson hW3-0 30-20, 32-30, 34-32 DeMichelis-21 Randall-14 Oct. 21 Virginia Tech hW3-2 30-25, 25-30, 30-20, 27-30, 15-10 DeMichelis-19 Randall-12 Oct. 22 Virginia hW3-2 30-20, 30-27, 17-30, 28-30, 22-20 Kellogg-35 Randall-24 Oct. 28 Duke aL0-3 22-30, 27-30, 27-30 Kellogg-17 Randall-18 Oct. 29 Wake Forest aL1-3 20-30, 30-28, 21-30, 25-30 Miller-16 Kellogg/Randall-12 Nov. 4 Miami hL0-3 26-30, 29-31, 28-30 DeMichelis-13 Randall-12 Nov. 5 Florida State hL0-3 24-30, 25-30, 25-30 Kellogg-11 Randall-18 Nov. 11 NC State hW3-1 30-25, 30-20, 29-31, 30-26 DeMichelis/Miller-18 Randall-20 Nov. 12 North Carolina hL1-3 27-30, 30-26, 27-30, 33-35 Kellogg-24 Randall-31 Nov. 15 Clemson aW3-2 28-30, 30-23, 30-32, 30-22, 16-14 Kellogg-30 Randall-29 Nov. 18 Boston College aL1-3 30-24, 24-30, 26-30, 28-30 Kellogg-21 Laband-16 Nov. 20 Maryland aL1-3 30-27, 28-30, 19-30, 20-30 DeMichelis-15 Randall-21 Nov. 25 Virginia Tech aL1-3 30-25, 29-31, 22-30, 28-30 Kellogg-16 Randall-24 Nov. 26 Virginia aW3-1 30-24, 25-30, 30-27, 30-28 Kellogg/Miller-17 Gray-12

# Four Points University Plaza Wildcat Classic (1-2; Lindsey Laband, all-Tournament); ^Renaissance Georgia Tech Invitational (2-1; Nikki Kaminskas, Linsey Laband, all-Tournament); *University of Georgia Tournament (0-2; Jennifer Randall, all-Tournament)

SEASON BEST PERFORMANCES Individual Team Kills: 35-Kellogg, vs. Virginia, 10-22-05 Kills: 89 at Clemson, 11-15-05 Kill Attempts: 77-Kellogg vs. North Carolina, 11-12-05 Kill Attempts: 208 vs. North Carolina, 11-12-05 Hitting Percentage: .588-Miller vs. Wake Forest, 9-23-05 Hitting Percentage: .371 (51-11-108) vs. Boston College, 10-8-05 Assists: 74-Laband at Clemson, 11-15-05 Assists: 84 at Clemson, 11-15-05 Digs: 33-Randall vs. Duke, 9-24-05 Digs: 94 at Clemson, 11-15-05 Aces: 5-Gray vs. Georgia State, 10-8-05 Aces: 10 at Florida State, 9-30-05 & vs. Virginia Tech, 10-21-05 Block Solos: 3-Kellogg vs. Clemson, 10-18-05 Total Blocks: 17 vs. Maryland, 10-7-05 Block Assists: 11-Miller vs. Winthrop, 9-3-05 Total Blocks: 11-Miller vs. Winthrop, 9-3-05 #-Minimum 10 kills

46 2005 STATISTICS

OVERALL NO PLAYER MP/GP K E TA PCT AST SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE TB 1 Laura DeMichelis 29/109 346 219 992 .128 4 3 9 8 78 11 34 12 45 2 Allie Niekamp 7/12 7 5 24 .083 89 1 4 0 7 0 6 1 6 3 Abby Showers 31/116 36 17 123 .154 60 1 13 37 249 0 12 2 12 4 Callie Miller 31/114 281 116 589 .280 1 0 0 0 12 8 111 11 119 5 Nikki Kaminskas 28/105 114 64 326 .153 3 15 39 2 40 12 110 17 122 6 Michelle Kandell 26/78 2 0 5 .400 6 1 10 14 89 0 0 0 0 7 Lindsey Gray 30/113 92 62 317 .095 32 35 66 23 205 4 8 7 12 8 Katie Mohs 19/47 0 1 4 -.250 2 0 2 9 41 0 0 0 0 9 Stephanie Robbins 4/6 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 12 Ulrike Stegemann 30/115 336 127 775 .270 37 25 31 6 82 4 59 7 63 15 Lindsey Laband 30/112 80 33 208 .226 1358 26 6 1 252 8 70 6 78 21 Jennifer Randall 31/118 2 3 31 -.032 42 21 25 39 513 0 0 0 0 24 Talisa Kellogg 30/113 457 232 1242 .181 8 16 37 13 188 20 61 16 81 Team 10

TOTALS 31/119 1753 879 4636 .189 1643 144 242 162 1761 67 471 79 302.5 OPPONENTS 31/119 1804 784 4625 .221 1653 161 312 144 1634 68 518 46 327.0

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NO PLAYER MP/GP K E TA PCT AST SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE TB 1 Laura DeMichelis 22/83 261 164 751 .129 4 3 7 6 57 9 22 8 31 2 Allie Niekamp 4/4 0 1 4 -.250 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Abby Showers 22/87 5 3 32 .062 41 0 1 29 175 0 0 0 0 4 Callie Miller 22/88 218 78 456 .307 1 0 0 0 12 8 78 7 86 5 Nikki Kaminskas 22/88 85 52 246 .134 3 13 36 1 37 11 98 16 109 6 Michelle Kandell 17/49 2 0 5 .400 4 1 1 9 46 0 0 0 0 7 Lindsey Gray 22/86 67 46 242 .087 30 21 52 21 167 2 5 5 7 8 Katie Mohs 14/39 0 1 4 -.250 2 0 1 5 33 0 0 0 0 9 Stephanie Robbins 3/3 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 12 Ulrike Stegemann 22/88 271 99 619 .278 33 16 26 5 72 2 46 6 48 15 Lindsey Laband 22/88 65 26 173 .225 1084 20 4 0 209 7 60 5 67 21 Jennifer Randall 22/88 1 2 29 -.034 34 15 12 30 402 0 0 0 0 24 Talisa Kellogg 21/84 359 171 950 .198 6 13 29 9 146 16 47 13 63 Team 5

TOTALS 22/88 1334 643 3511 .197 1253 102 169 120 1357 55 356 60 233.0 OPPONENTS 22/88 1358 605 3524 .214 1243 119 211 102 1254 47 422 36 258.0

2005 ACC HONORS AND AWARDS TALISA KELLOGG CALLIE MILLER STEPHANIE ROBBINS • ACC all-Freshman team • ACC all-Freshman team • ACC Academic Honor Roll • ACC Academic Honor Roll NIKKI KAMINSKAS ABBY SHOWERS • ACC Academic Honor Roll KATIE MOHS • ACC Academic Honor Roll • ACC Academic Honor Roll LINDSEY LABAND ULRIKE STEGEMANN • 2nd Team all-ACC ALLIE NIEKAMP • 2nd Team all-ACC • Academic all-ACC • ACC Academic Honor Roll • Academic all-ACC • ACC Academic Honor Roll • ACC Academic Honor Roll JENNIFER RANDALL • ACC Academic Honor Roll

47 2005 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE TEAM STANDINGS Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Home Away Neutral North Carolina 18 4 .818 23 10 .697 12-3 8-5 3-2 Maryland 18 4 .818 28 5 .848 14-0 9-4 5-1 Duke 17 5 .773 24 8 .750 14-0 6-7 4-1 Virginia 15 7 .682 20 11 .645 10-4 8-5 2-2 Georgia Tech 12 10 .545 16 15 .516 10-6 5-7 1-2 Miami 11 11 .500 16 14 .533 8-8 6-6 2-0 Florida State 11 11 .500 13 17 .433 7-8 6-7 0-2 Wake Forest 10 12 .455 17 14 .548 11-3 2-10 4-1 Virginia Tech 8 14 .364 13 18 .419 7-7 3-10 3-1 Clemson 7 15 .318 12 18 .400 7-8 3-10 2-0 Boston College 4 18 .182 9 22 .290 3-11 4-9 2-2 NC State 1 21 .045 7 23 .233 3-12 2-10 2-1

2005 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

HITTING PERCENTAGE KILLS PER GAME BLOCKS PER GAME Stefani Eddins, NC State ...... 387 Karla Johnson, Miami ...... 5.09 Rachel Wagener, Maryland ...... 1.61 Rachel Wagener, Maryland ...... 380 Brittany Ross, Clemson ...... 4.45 Jourdan Norman, Duke ...... 1.61 Stephanie Smith, Maryland ...... 370 Sarah Kirkwood, Virginia ...... 4.43 Stefani Eddins, NC State ...... 1.54 Sam Fisher, Duke ...... 321 Jeannette Abbott, Clemson ...... 4.36 Stephanie Smith, Maryland ...... 1.34 Katie Esbrook, Va Tech...... 318 Carrie DeMange, Duke ...... 4.18 Ciara Michel, Miami ...... 1.24 Amy Beaver, North Carolinia ...... 311 Talisa Kellogg, Ga Tech ...... 4.04 Danielle Hepburn, Clemson ...... 1.23 Katie Oakes, Virginia ...... 308 Francheska Savage, Miami ...... 3.99 Adeola Kosoko, NC State ...... 1.17 Francheska Savage, Miami ...... 307 Dani Nyenhuis, North Carolina ...... 3.69 Nikki Kaminskas, Ga Tech ...... 1.16 Sarah Kirkwood, Virginia ...... 296 Camilla Ihenetu, North Carolina ...... 3.62 Lauren Scott, Florida State ...... 1.16 Shannon Davis, Virginia ...... 292 Stefani Eddins, NC State ...... 3.50 Carrie DeMange, Duke ...... 1.13

SERVICE ACES PER GAME DIGS PER GAME ASSISTS PER GAME Sarah Kirkwood, Virginia ...... 0.57 Allison Anderson, Boston College ...... 5.90 Ali Hausfeld, Duke ...... 13.25 Melissa Rabe, NC State ...... 0.42 Taylor Rayfield, North Carolina ...... 5.65 McKenzie Byrd, North Carolina ...... 12.71 Sarah Griffin, Florida State ...... 0.42 Jenny Shull, Duke ...... 5.17 Emily Kirkwood, Virginia ...... 12.64 Maggie Schmelzle, Maryland ...... 0.40 Amanda Cloyd, Va Tech ...... 4.87 Jill Robinson, Miami ...... 12.45 Emily Kirkwood, Virginia ...... 0.40 Anna Vallinch, Clemson ...... 4.58 Melissa Markowski, Va Tech ...... 12.32 Allison Anderson, Boston College .... 0.39 Stephanie Doiron, Maryland ...... 4.48 Lindsey Laband, Ga Tech ...... 12.12 Courtney Lawrence, Clemson ...... 0.34 Summer Weissing, Florida State ...... 4.42 Courtney Lawrence, Clemson ...... 11.08 Karla Johnson, Miami ...... 0.33 Jennifer Randall, Ga Tech ...... 4.35 Erin Borhart, Wake Forest ...... 10.72 Lindsay Osco, Virginia ...... 0.32 Melissa Caldwell, Virginia ...... 4.14 Verena Rost, Boston College ...... 10.21 Beth Shelton ...... 0.32 Tealle Hunkus, Duke...... 3.97 Melissa Rabe, NC State ...... 9.14

2005 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE TEAM LEADERS KILLS PER GAME SERVICE ACES PER GAME BLOCKS PER GAME Duke ...... 16.47 Virginia ...... 2.08 Maryland ...... 3.23 Maryland ...... 16.18 Maryland ...... 1.57 Duke ...... 2.97 Virginia ...... 16.03 Clemson ...... 1.47 NC State...... 2.93 Miami ...... 15.70 North Carolina ...... 1.47 Miami ...... 2.81 North Carolina ...... 15.59 NC State ...... 1.47 Florida State ...... 2.72 Wake Forest ...... 14.96 Miami ...... 1.46 Clemson ...... 2.72 Virginia Tech...... 14.91 Florida State ...... 1.46 Wake Forest ...... 2.65 Boston College ...... 14.81 Boston College ...... 1.39 North Carolina ...... 2.56 Georgia Tech ...... 14.73 Duke ...... 1.30 Georgia Tech ...... 2.54 Clemson ...... 14.66 Wake Forest ...... 1.26 Virginia Tech...... 2.44

ASSISTS PER GAME DIGS PER GAME HITTING PERCENTAGE Duke ...... 15.24 Duke ...... 19.50 Maryland ...... 265 Virginia ...... 14.74 North Carolina ...... 19.31 Virginia ...... 242 Maryland ...... 14.70 Boston College ...... 18.41 Duke ...... 225 Miami ...... 14.42 Maryland ...... 16.34 Miami ...... 219 North Carolina ...... 14.24 Virginia Tech...... 16.23 Wake Forest ...... 217 Virginia Tech...... 13.85 Wake Forest ...... 16.06 Clemson ...... 207 Georgia Tech ...... 13.81 Clemson ...... 15.92 Florida State ...... 195 Wake Forest ...... 13.58 Virginia ...... 15.77 North Carolina ...... 192 Clemson ...... 13.48 Miami ...... 15.47 Georgia Tech ...... 189 Boston College ...... 13.46 Florida State ...... 14.98 Virginia Tech...... 177

48 THE ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE

Consistency. It’s the mark of true excellence team titles and 15 individual NCAA crowns. In in any endeavor. all, the ACC has won 57 national team titles ACC MEMBERS However, in today’s intercollegiate athletics, over the last 165 years. The ACC’s 2005-06 competition has become so balanced and so national champions were Maryland in women’s BOSTON COLLEGE: Charter member competitive that it is virtually impossible to basketball, field hockey and men’s soccer, of the Big East Conference in 1979; maintain a high level of consistency. Virginia in men’s lacrosse, Florida State in men’s joined the ACC in July, 2005 Yet the Atlantic Coast Conference has outdoor track and field and Duke in women’s CLEMSON–Charter member of the defied the odds. Now in its 53rd year of golf. SIAA in 1894, charter member of competition, the ACC has long enjoyed the A total of 16 student-athletes from the ACC the SC in 1921, charter member of reputation as one of the strongest and most earned first or second team all-America honors the ACC in 1953. competitive intercollegiate teams in the nation. this past year. DUKE–Joined the SC in December, And that is not mere conjecture, the numbers 1928; charter member of the ACC support it. The Championships in 1953. Since the league’s inception in 1953, ACC schools have captured 94 national champion- The conference will conduct championship FLORIDA STATE–Charter member of ships, including 49 in women’s competition competition in 25 sports in 2006-07, including the Dixie Conference in 1948, and 45 in men’s. In addition, NCAA indi- 12 for men and 13 for women. The first ACC joined the Metro Conference in vidual titles have gone to ACC student-athletes championship was held in swimming on July, 1976; joined the ACC Septem- 119 times in men’s competition and 61 times February 25, 1954. The conference did not ber 15, 1990. in women’s action. conduct championships in cross country, GEORGIA TECH–Charter member of The ACC has had six AVCA All-Americans, wrestling or tennis during the first year. the SIAA in 1894, charter member including Georgia Tech’s Kele Eveland, who in The 12 sports for men include football, cross of the SC in 1921, charter member 2003 became the league’s first palyer to earn country, soccer, basketball, swimming, indoor of the SEC in 1932, joined the ACC first-team accolades. In addition, in 2004 and outdoor track, wrestling, baseball, tennis, in July, 1979. Georgia Tech’s Lynnette Moster became the golf and lacrosse. Fencing, which was started in MARYLAND–Charter member of the ACC’s only three-time recipient of All-America 1971, was discontinued in 1981. SC in 1921, charter member of the honors. Women’s sports were initiated in 1977 with ACC in 1953. the first championship being held in tennis at MIAMI-Charter member of the Big 2005-06 In Review Wake Forest University. Championships for women are currently conducted in cross country, East Football Conference in 1991; The 2005-06 academic year concluded with volleyball, field hockey, soccer, basketball, joined the ACC in July, 2004. the league pocketing an all-time six national swimming, indoor and outdoor track, tennis, NORTH CAROLINA–Charter member golf, lacrosse, softball and rowing. of the SIAA in 1894, charter member of the SC in 1921, charter A History member of the ACC in 1953. 2005-06 ACC Champions NC STATE–Charter member of the SC The Atlantic Coast Conference was founded in 1921, charter member of the Men’s Champions on May 8, 1953, at the Sedgefield Inn near ACC in 1953. Greensboro, N.C. with seven charter members– Football ...... Florida State Clemson, Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, VIRGINIA–Charter member of the Cross Country ...... Virginia North Carolina State, South Carolina and Wake SIAA in 1894, charter member of Soccer ...... Duke Forest - drawing up the conference by-laws. the SC in 1921, resigned from SC in Indoor Track & Field ...... Florida State The withdrawal of seven schools from the December 1936, joined the ACC in Wrestling ...... North Carolina Southern Conference came early on the morning December, 1953. Swimming ...... Virginia of May 8, 1953, during the Southern VIRGINIA TECH-Charter member of Basketball...... Duke Conference’s annual spring meeting. On June the Southern Conference in 1921; Lacrosse ...... Virginia 14, 1953, the seven schools met in Raleigh, withdrew from the Southern Outdoor Track & Field .... Florida State N.C., where a set of bylaws was adopted and Conference in June, 1965; became a Tennis ...... Duke the name officially became the Atlantic Coast charter member of the Big East Golf ... Georgia Tech & North Carolina Conference. Football Conference on Feb. 5, Baseball ...... Clemson Suggestions from fans for the name of the new 1991; joined the ACC in July, 2004. conference appeared in the region’s newspapers WAKE FOREST–Joined the SC in Women’s Champions prior to the meeting in Raleigh. Some of the February, 1936, charter member of Cross Country ...... Duke names suggested were: Dixie, Mid South, Mid the ACC in 1953. Field Hockey ...... Maryland Atlantic, East Coast, Seaboard, Colonial, Volleyball ...... North Carolina Tobacco, Blue-Gray, Piedmont, Southern Seven and the Shoreline. Duke’s Eddie Cameron Soccer ...... North Carolina The conference operated with seven members recommended that the name of the conference Indoor Track & Field ...... Miami until April 3, 1978, when Georgia Tech was be the Atlantic Coast Conference, and the admitted. The Atlanta school had withdrawn Swimming ...... Florida State motion was passed unanimously. The meeting from the Southeastern Conference in January of Basketball...... North Carolina concluded with each member institution 1964.The ACC expanded to nine members on Lacrosse ...... Virginia assessed $200.00 to pay for conference July 1, 1991, with the addition of Florida State. Outdoor Track & Field ...... Miami expenses. The conference expanded to 11 members on Tennis ...... Georgia Tech On December 4, 1953, conference officials July 1, 2004, with the addition of the University Golf ...... Duke met again at Sedgefield and officially admitted of Miami and Virginia Tech. On October 17, Softball ...... NC State Virginia. The first, and only, withdrawal of a 2003, Boston College accepted an invitation to Rowing ...... Virginia school from the ACC came on June 30, 1971 become the league’s 12th member starting with when South Carolina tendered its resignation. the 2005-06 academic year.

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BOSTON CLEMSON DUKE FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE

Location: Chestnut Hill, Mass. Location: Clemson, S.C. Location: Durham, N.C. Location: Tallahassee, Fla. 2006 Matches: Away - Oct. 8, 1 p.m.; 2006 Matches: Away - Oct. 17, 7 p.m.; 2006 Matches: Away - Sept. 23, 7 p.m.; 2006 Matches: Home - Sept. 29, 7 p.m.; Home - Nov. 17, 7 p.m. Home - Nov. 14, 7 p.m. Home - Oct. 27, 7 p.m. Away - Nov. 5, 1 p.m. 2005 Record: 9-22 2005 Record: 12-18 2005 Record: 24-8 2005 Record: 13-17 2005 ACC Record/Finish: 4-19/11th 2005 ACC Record/Finish: 7-15/10th 2005 ACC Record/Finish: 17-5/3rd 2005 ACC Record/Finish: 11-11/T6th 2005 Postseason: DNP 2005 Postseason: DNP 2005 Postseason: NCAA 2nd Round 2005 Postseason: DNP Series Record: Tech leads 3-1 Series Record: Clemson leads 24-18 Series Record: Duke leads 30-17 Series Record: Tech leads 24-7 Last Match: BC, 3-1, Nov. 18, 2005 Last Match: Tech, 3-2, Nov. 15, 2004 Last Match: Duke, 3-0, Oct. 28, 2005 Last Match: FSU, 3-0, Nov. 5, 2005 Head Coach: Andrea Leonard Head Coach: Jolene Jordan Hoover Head Coach: Jolene Nagel Head Coach: Todd Kress Record at School/Years: 46-46/3 years Record at School/Years: 265-161/13 years Record at School/Years: 135-79/7 years Record at School/Years: 68-56/4 years Starters Returning/Lost: 5+libero/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 5+libero/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 4+libero/2 Starters Returning/Lost:4+libero/2 SID Contact: James Walsh SID Contact: Christine Long SID Contact: Lee Aldridge SID Contact: Michael Smoose SID Email: [email protected] SID Email: [email protected] SID Email: [email protected] SID Email: [email protected] SID Phone: (617) 552-4508 SID Phone: (864) 656-1920 SID Phone: (919) 684-8708 SID Phone: (850) 644-4836 SID Fax: (617) 552-4903 SID Fax: (864) 656-0299 SID Fax: (919) 684-2489 SID Fax: (850) 644-3820 AthleticWebsite: bceagles.com AthleticWebsite: clemsontigers.com Athletic Website: goduke.com Athletic Website: seminoles.com

MARYLAND MIAMI NORTH CAROLINA NC STATE

Location: College Park, Md. Location: Miami, Fla. Location: Chapel Hill, N.C. Location: Raleigh, N.C. 2006 Matches: Away - Oct. 6, 7 p.m.; 2006 Matches: Home - Sept. 30, 7 p.m.; 2005 Matches: Home - Oct. 13, 7 p.m.; 2006 Matches: Home - Oct. 14, 7 p.m.; Home - Nov. 18, 7 p.m. Away - Nov. 2, 7 p.m. Away - Nov. 11, 1 p.m. Away - Nov. 10, 7 p.m. 2005 Record: 28-5 2005 Record: 16-14 2005 Record: 23-10 2005 Record: 7-23 2005 ACC Record/Finish: 18-4/T-1st 2005 ACC Record: 11-11/T-6th 2005 ACC Record/Finish: 18-4/1st 2005 ACC Record/Finish: 1-21/12th 2005 Postseason: NCAA 2nd Round 2005 Postseason: DNP 2005 Postseason: NCAA 1st Round 2005 Postseason: DNP Series Record: Maryland leads 23-19 Series Record: Tech leads, 2-1 Series Record: UNC leads 27-16 Series Record: Tech leads series 28-11 Last Match: Maryland, 3-1, Nov. 20, 2005 Last Match: Miami, 3-0, Nov. 4, 2005 Last Match: UNC, 3-1, Nov. 12, 2005 Last Match: Tech, 3-1, Nov. 11, 2005 Head Coach: Janice Kruger Head Coach: Nicole Lantagne Welch Head Coach: Joe Sagula Head Coach: Charita Stubbs Record at School/Years: 350-218/18 years Record at School/Years: 99-45/5 years Record at School/Years: 333-199/16 years Record at School/Years: 1st year Starters Returning/Lost: 4+libero/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 5+libero/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/3+libero Starters Returning/Lost: 3+libero/3 SID Contact: Carrie Bittman SID Contact: TBD SID Contact: Bobby Hundley SID Contact: Brandon Yopp SID Email: [email protected] SID Email: TBD SID Email: [email protected] SID Email: [email protected] SID Phone: (301) 314-7068 SID Phone: (305) 284-3244 SID Phone: (919) 843-5678 SID Phone: (919) 513-8195 SID Fax: (301) 314-9094 SID Fax: (305) 284-2807 SID Fax: (919) 962-0612 SID Fax: (919) 515-2898 Athletic Website: umterps.com Athletic Website: hurricanesports.com Athletic Website: tarheelblue.com Athletic Website: gopack.com

VIRGINIA VIRGINIA TECH WAKE FOREST

Location: Charlottesville, Va. Location: Blacksburg, Va. Location: Winston-Salem, N.C. 2006 Matches: Away - Oct. 21, 5 p.m.; 2006 Matches: Away - Oct. 20, 7 p.m.; 2006 Matches: Away - Sept. 22, 7 p.m.; Home - Nov. 25, 7 p.m. Home - Nov. 24, 7 p.m. Home - Oct. 28, 7 p.m. 2005 Record: 20-11 2005 Record: 13-18 2005 Record: 17-14 2005 ACC Record/Finish: 15-7/4th 2005 ACC Record/Finish: 8-14/9th 2005 ACC Record/Finish: 10-12/8th 2005 Postseason: DNP 2005 Postseason: DNP 2005 Postseason: DNP Series Record: Tech leads 24-14 Series Record: Georgia Tech leads, 3-2 Series Record: Tech leads, 19-7 Last Match: Tech, 3-1, Nov. 26, 2005 Last Match: Hokies, 3-1, Nov. 25, 2005 Last Match: Wake, 3-1, Oct. 29, 2005 Head Coach: Melissa Aldrich Shelton Head Coach: Chris Riley Head Coach: Heather Kahl Record at School/Years: 194-158/11 years Record at School/Years: 1st year Record at School/Years: 17-14/2nd year Starters Returning/Lost: 6+libero/0 Starters Returning/Lost: 4+libero/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/1+libero SID Contact: Bill Hurd SID Contact: Amanda McClure SID Contact: Scott Wortmann SID Email: [email protected] SID Email: [email protected] SID Email: [email protected] SID Phone: (434) 982-5500 SID Phone: (540) 231-2228 SID Phone: (336) 758-6099 SID Fax: (434) 982-5525 SID Fax: (540) 231-6984 SID Fax: (336) 758-5140 Athletic Website: virginiasports.com Athletic Website: hokiesports.com AthleticWebsite: wakeforestsports.com

50 NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS

GEORGIA GEORGIA STATE KENTUCKY MISSISSIPPI STATE

Location: Athens, Ga. Location: Atlanta, Ga. Location: Lexington, Ky. Location: Starkville, Miss. Conference: Southeastern Conference: Colonial Conference: Southeastern Conference: Southeastern Match Date/Time: Home - Sept. 2, 5 p.m. Match Date/Time: Home - Sept. 1, 12 p.m. Match Date/Time: Away - Sept. 9, 4 p.m. Match Date/Time: Home - Sept. 2, 12:30 p.m. 2005 Record: 10-18 2005 Record: 11-18 2005 Record: 17-12 2005 Record: 15-12 2005 SEC Record/Finish: 5-11/4th East 2005 Colonial Record/Finish: 9-9/5th 2005 SEC Record/Finish: 10-6/3rd East 2005 SEC Record: 6-10 2005 Postseason: None 2005 Postseason: DNP 2005 Postseason: NCAA First Round 2005 Postseason: DNP Series Record: Georgia leads, 21-7 Series Record: Tech leads 31-3 Series Record: Tied, 1-1 Series Record: Bulldogs lead, 4-0 Last Meeting/Year: Georgia, 3-0, 2005 Last Meeting/Year: Tech, 3-0, 2005 Last Meeting/Year: Tech, 3-1, 1995 Last Meeting/Year: Bulldogs, 3-0, 1986 Head Coach: Steffi Legall Head Coach: Mike Webster Head Coach: Craig Skinner Head Coach: Tina Seals Record at School/Years: 10-18/1 year Record at School/Years: 25-36/2 years Record at School/Years: 17-12/1 year Record at School/Years: 29-28/2 years Starters Returning/Lost: 3/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 3+libero/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/3 SID Contact: Leland Barrow SID Contact: Jason Hanes SID Contact: Amy Ratliff SID Contact: Joe Dier SID Email: [email protected] SID Email: [email protected] SID Email: [email protected] SID Email: [email protected] SID Phone: (706) 542-1621 SID Phone: (404) 651-1820 SID Phone: (859) 257-8437 SID Phone: (662) 325-8040 SID Fax: (706) 542-9339 SID Fax: (404) 651-3204 SID Fax: (859) 323-4310 SID Fax: (662) 325-3600 AthleticWebsite: georgiadogs.com Athletic Website: georgiastatesports.com Athletic Website: ukathletics.com Athletic Website: MStateAthletics.com

NORTHERN IOWA SAM HOUSTON STATE STETSON TOLEDO

Location: Cedar Falls, Iowa Location: Huntsville, Texas Location: DeLand, Fla. Location: Toledo, Ohio Conference: Missouri Valley Conference: Southland Conference: Atlantic Sun Conference: Mid-American Match Date/Time: Home - Sept. 1, 7:30 p.m. Match Date/Time: Home - Sept. 16, 7:30 p.m. Match Date/Time: Home - Sept. 16, 12 p.m. Match Date/Time: Neutral - Sept. 8, 5 p.m. 2005 Record: 20-12 2005 Record: 17-13 2005 Record: 10-17 2005 Record: 18-13 2005 Miss. Valley Record/Finish: 12-6/4th 2005 Conference Record/Finish: 14-5/2nd 2005 A-Sun Record/Finish: 2-7/8th 2005 MAC Record/Finish: 9-7/4th (West) 2005 Postseason: NCAA 2nd Round 2005 Postseason: DNP 2005 Postseason: DNP 2005 Postseason: DNP Series Record: Northern Iowa leads, 1-0 Series Record: SHSU leads, 2-0 Series Record: Stetson leads, 2-1 Series Record: Tech leads, 1-0 Last Meeting/Year: UNI, 3-1, 2002 Last Meeting/Year: SHSU, 3-0, 1990 Last Meeting/Year: Tech, 3-0, 1992 Last Meeting/Year: Tech, 3-0, 1998 Head Coach: Bobbi Petersen Head Coach: Brenda Gray Head Coach: Cheryl Carlson Head Coach: Kent Miller Record at School/Years: 153-42/6 years Record at School/Years: 487-316/22 years Record at School/Years: 20-30/2 years Record at School/Years: 107-163/9 years Starters Returning/Lost: 6/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 3+libero/3 SID Contact: Josh Lehman SID Contact: Paul Ridings SID Contact: Salina Hood SID Contact: Steve Easton SID Email: [email protected] SID Email: [email protected] SID Email: [email protected] SID Email: [email protected] SID Phone: (319) 273-3642 SID Phone: (936) 294-1764 SID Phone: (386) 822-8131 SID Phone: (419) 530-4920 SID Fax: (319) 273-3602 SID Fax: (936) 294-3538 SID Fax: (386) 822-8132 SID Fax: (419) 530-4930 Athletic Website: unipanthers.com Athletic Website: gobearkats.com Athletic Website: stetson.edu/athletics Athletic Website: utrockets.com

USF VILLANOVA

Location: Tampa, Fla. Location: Villanova, Pa. Conference: Big East Conference: Big East Match Date/Time: Sept. 16, 12 p.m. Match Date/Time: Neutral - Sept. 8, 11 a.m. 2005 Record: 4-22 2005 Record: 21-11 2005 Big East Record/Finish: 1-13/T14th 2005 Big East Record/Finish: 8-6/T7th 2005 Postseason: DNP 2005 Postseason: DNP Series Record: USF leads, 2-1 Series Record: Tech leads, 1-0 Last Meeting/Year: Tech, 3-0, 2003 Last Meeting/Year: Tech, 3-0, 2002 Head Coach: Claire Lessinger Head Coach: Gilad Doron Record at School/Years: 13-42/2 years Record at School/Years: 30-29/2 years Starters Returning/Lost: 4/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/3 SID Contact: Rachel Constantine SID Contact: TBA SID Email: [email protected] SID Email: TBA SID Phone: (813) 974-0415 SID Phone: (610) 519-4120 SID Fax: (813) 974-5328 SID Fax: (610) 519-7323 Athletic Website: GoUSFBulls.com Athletic Website: villanova.com

51 INDIVIDUAL CAREER LEADERS (MINIMUM TWO YEARS)

KILLS YEARS N O . ASSISTS YEARS NO. BLOCKS PER GAME YEARS AVG. 1. Lynnette Moster 2001-04 1,859 1. Kele Eveland 2000-03 6,464 1. Anna Nedderman 1998-99 1.39 2. Maja Pachale 1998-01 1,836 2. Andrea Nachtrieb 1993-96 6,102 2. Dena Schorn 1996-97 1.28 3. Cris Omiecinski 1992-95 1,749 3. Margaret Gales 1986-89 3,432 3. Kerry Annel 1992-95 1.19 4. Lauren Sauer 2001-04 1,706 4. Lindsey Laband 2002-05 3,130 4. Jayme Gergen 2001-04 1.18 5. Kerry Annel 1992-95 1,603 5. Carolyn Clevenger 1996-99 2,804 5. Rochelle Komula 1994-97 1.15 6. Wendy Malins 1988-91 1,464 6. Jennifer Castillo 1991-92 2,672 6. Alexandra Preiss 2000-03 1.10 7. Rochelle Komula 1994-97 1,453 7. Amanda Sabo 1996-98 1,096 7. Nikki Kaminskas 2004- 1.09 8. Carla Gartner 1995-98 1,455 8. Courtney Adler 1999-00 970 7. Kyleen Bell 1998-01 1.09 9. Kyleen Bell 1998-01 1,398 9. Jaime Keating 1990-92 762 9. Carla Gartner 1995-98 1.01 10. Alexandra Preiss 2000-03 1,251 10. Jennifer Matullo 1992-95 716 10. Angee Coman 1987-90 0.90

KILLS PER GAME YEARS AVG. ASSISTS PER GAME YEARS AVG. SERVICE ACES YEARS ACES 1. Maja Pachale 1998-01 4.21 1. Kele Eveland 2000-03 13.38 1. Jennifer Wagner 1991-94 250 2. Lynnette Moster 2001-04 4.02 2. Andrea Nachtrieb 1993-96 13.04 2. Wendy Malins 1988-91 233 3. Cris Omiecinski 1992-95 3.86 3. Lindsey Laband 2002-05 12.93 3. Lynnette Moster 2001-04 193 4. Lauren Sauer 2001-04 3.60 4. Jennifer Castillo 1991-92 10.59 4. Cris Omiecinski 1992-95 190 5. Kerry Annel 1992-95 3.42 5. Courtney Adler 1999-00 8.43 5. Margaret Gales 1986-89 143 6. Rochelle Komula 1994-97 3.18 6. Amanda Sabo 1996-98 8.12 6. Amanda Medrow 1996-99 131 7. Alexandra Preiss 2000-03 3.11 7. Carolyn Clevenger 1996-99 7.75 7. Jennifer Beemsterboer 1987-90 128 8. Kyleen Bell 1998-01 3.09 8. Margaret Gales 1986-89 7.18 8. Erica Organ 1990-93 127 9. Wendy Malins 1988-91 3.09 9. Jaime Keating 1990-92 6.86 9. Rochelle Komula 1994-97 121 10. Carla Gartner 1995-98 2.97 10. Michelle Drummond 1990-91 5.00 10. Andrea Nachtrieb 1993-96 120

HITTING PERCENTAGE YEARS PCT. TOTAL BLOCKS YEARS BLOCKS SERVICE ACES PER GAME YEARS AVG. 1. Alexandra Preiss 2000-03 .364 1. Kerry Annel 1992-95 560 1. Jennifer Wagner 1991-94 0.52 2. Jayme Gergen 2001-04 .353 2. Rochelle Komula 1994-97 531 2. Cris Omiecinski 1992-95 0.42 3. Kerry Annel 1992-95 .348 3. Carla Gartner 1995-98 496 2. Lynnette Moster 2001-04 0.42 4. Angie Propp 1992-94 .319 4. Kyleen Bell 1998-01 494 4. Amanda Medrow 1996-99 0.33 5. Lynnette Moster 2001-04 .308 5. Jayme Gergen 2001-04 473 5. Wendy Malins 1988-91 0.31 6. Rochelle Komula 1994-97 .301 6. Alexandra Preiss 2000-03 441 6. Erica Organ 1990-93 0.31 7. Danielle Olein 1994-97 .296 7. Lauren Sauer 2001-04 368 7. Marta Bickert 1993-94 0.29 8. Marta Bickert 1993-94 .291 8. Lisa Kofskey 1986-89 321 8. Lindsey Gray 2004- 0.28 9. Carla Gartner 1995-98 .289 9. Kele Eveland 2000-03 286 9. Jennifer Beemsterboer 1987-90 0.27 10. Kyleen Bell 1998-01 .285 10. Teryl Townsend 1996-00 278 9. Lynnette Anderson 1994-97 0.27

DIGS YEARS NO. SOLO BLOCKS YEARS NO. 1. Jennifer Beemsterboer 1987-90 1,594 1. Lisa Kofskey 1986-89 102 2. Marisa Aston 2001-04 1,583 2. Lauren Sauer 2001-04 99 3. Lynnette Moster 2001-04 1,456 3. Kerry Annel 1992-95 96 4. Wendy Malins 1988-91 1,453 4. Laura Rullman 1985-88 77 5. Jennifer Wagner 1991-94 1,396 5. Angee Coman 1987-90 72 6. Jennifer Randall 2002-05 1,392 6. Kyleen Bell 1998-01 64 7. Cris Omiecinski 1992-95 1,330 7. Wendy Malins 1988-91 60 8. Margaret Gales 1986-89 1,278 7. Rochelle Komula 1994-97 60 9. Kele Eveland 2000-03 1,275 9. Erica Organ 1990-93 55 10. Andrea Nachtrieb 1993-96 1,259 10. Jennifer Wagner 1991-94 50

DIGS PER GAME YEARS AVG. BLOCK ASSISTS YEARS NO. 1. Marisa Aston 2001-04 3.41 1. Rochelle Komula 1994-97 471 2. Jennifer Beemsterboer 1987-90 3.33 2. Kerry Annel 1992-95 464 3. Lynnette Moster 2001-04 3.15 3. Carla Gartner 1995-98 463 4. Wendy Malins 1988-91 3.07 4. Kyleen Bell 1998-01 430 5. Cris Omiecinski 1992-95 2.94 5. Jayme Gergen 2001-04 426 6. Jennifer Wagner 1991-94 2.88 6. Alexandra Preiss 2000-03 399 7. Amanda Hess 2000-01 2.78 7. Lauren Sauer 2001-04 269 8. Jennifer Randall 2002-05 2.77 8. Kele Eveland 2000-03 259 Lynnette Moster finished her career as 9. Margaret Gales 1986-89 2.75 9. Teryl Townsend 1996,98-00 255 the school’s kill leader and ranked third 10. Laura Kuhn 2001-04 226 10. Andrea Nachtrieb 1993-96 2.69 on the career dig lsit.

52 INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM SINGLE SEASON LEADERS

Individual Season Leaders Team Records

TOTAL KILLS NO.YEAR BLOCK ASSISTS NO.YEAR KILLS DIGS Lynnette Moster 629 2002 Jayme Gergen 157 2002 1996 ...... 2551 1989 ...... 2357 Lynnette Moster 585 2004 Dena Schorn 151 1996 2002 ...... 2423 1992 ...... 2340 Rochelle Komula 545 1996 Anna Nedderman 147 1999 2003 ...... 2355 1996 ...... 2290 Lynnette Moster 541 2003 Rochelle Komula 146 1995 2004 ...... 2125 2002 ...... 2238 Lauren Sauer 541 2003 Alexandra Preiss 142 2002 1995 ...... 2085 1988 ...... 2211 Maja Pachale 522 1999 Kyleen Bell 141 1998 1992 ...... 2094 2003 ...... 2176 Cris Omiecinski 517 1993 Carla Gartner 137 1996 2000 ...... 2034 2004 ...... 2074 Lauren Sauer 506 2004 Rochelle Komula 137 1996 1993 ...... 2016 1991 ...... 2074 Kerry Annel 491 1995 Alexandra Preiss 136 2003 1997 ...... 1948 1995 ...... 2059 Jennifer Wagner 487 1991 Jayme Gergen 134 2004 1994 ...... 1945 1990 ...... 2021

HITTING PERCENTAGE PCT.YEAR SOLO BLOCKS NO.YEAR KILL ATTEMPTS BLOCK ASSISTS Alexandra Preiss .417 2003 Lisa Kofskey 42 1987 1996 ...... 6167 1996 ...... 778 Jayme Gergen .393 2004 Lauren Sauer 38 2004 2002 ...... 5747 2002 ...... 619 Jayme Gergen .372 2003 Angee Coman 36 1990 1992 ...... 5214 1995 ...... 607 Rochelle Komula .377 1996 Lisa Kofskey 34 1988 2003 ...... 5151 2003 ...... 549 Kerry Annel .372 1994 Lauren Sauer 34 2002 1991 ...... 5085 1997 ...... 545 Kerry Annel .368 1995 Marta Bickert 32 1993 1995 ...... 5086 1999 ...... 538 Alexandra Preiss .348 2002 Jessica Smith 31 1989 1997 ...... 4947 1998 ...... 516 Angie Propp .341 1992 Kerry Annel 26 1992 2000 ...... 4925 1994 ...... 513 Kyleen Bell .337 2000 Kerry Annel 25 1995 1993 ...... 4911 2005 ...... 471 Lynnette Moster .330 2002 Jennifer Wagner 25 1991 1998 ...... 4837 1992 ...... 449

ASSISTS NO.YEAR TOTAL BLOCKS NO.YEAR ATTACK PERCENTAGE BLOCK SOLOS Kele Eveland 1,905 2002 Jayme Gergen 169 2002 2003 ...... 331 (2355-651-5151) 1990 ...... 135 Andrea Nachtrieb 1,857 1996 Rochelle Komula 165 1995 2004 ...... 300 (2125-677-4831) 1987 ...... 115 Kele Eveland 1,822 2003 Kyleen Bell 163 1998 2002 ...... 283 (2423-796-5747) 1989 ...... 109 Lindsey Laband 1,663 2004 Alexandra Preiss 162 2002 1995 ...... 275 (2085-685-5086) 1993 ...... 100 Andrea Nachtrieb 1,526 1995 Carol Smith 158 1982 1993 ...... 274 (2016-671-4911) 1989 ...... 99 Kele Eveland 1,484 2000 Anna Nedderman 156 1999 1994 ...... 271 (1945-676-4691) 2002 ...... 96 Carolyn Clevenger 1,398 1997 Jayme Gergen 148 2004 1996 ...... 266 (2551-913-6167) 2004 ...... 83 Jennifer Castillo 1,391 1992 Jayme Gergen 148 2003 1992 ...... 265 (2094-712-5214) 1995 ...... 80 Andrea Nachtrieb 1,362 1993 Kerry Annel 148 1992 2000 ...... 261 (2034-751-4925) 1996 ...... 76 Lindsey Laband 1,358 2005 Alexandra Preiss 147 2003 1998 ...... 244 (1906-725-4837) 2003 ...... 72

DIGS NO.YEAR SERVICE ACES NO.YEAR ASSISTS TOTAL BLOCKS Marisa Aston 522 2004 Jennifer Wagner 91 1991 1996 ...... 2263 1996 ...... 465 Jennifer Randall 513 2005 Cris Omiecinski 85 1992 2002 ...... 2226 2002 ...... 405.5 Marisa Aston 501 2003 Andrea Nachtrieb 77 1993 2003 ...... 2199 1995 ...... 384 Jennifer Beemsterboer 486 1989 Wendy Malins 71 1990 2004 ...... 1977 2003 ...... 346.5 Cindy Felling 472 1982 Wendy Malins 58 1988 1995 ...... 1883 1997 ...... 339 Marisa Aston 444 2002 Lynnette Moster 51 2004 2000 ...... 1836 1994 ...... 326 Jennifer Beemsterboer 425 1988 Lynnette Moster 49 2003 1992 ...... 1804 1998 ...... 323 Lynnette Moster 409 2004 Eida Mabry 47 2000 1997 ...... 1770 1993 ...... 313 Jennifer Wagner 408 1992 Lynnette Moster 47 2002 1993 ...... 1734 1999 ...... 311 Wendy Malins 401 1990 Aimee Boulet 46 1998 1994 ...... 1699 1992 ...... 310

SERVICE ACES 1991 ...... 364 1993 ...... 330 1992 ...... 329 1990 ...... 295 1987 ...... 271 1997 ...... 251 1996 ...... 225 1999 ...... 214 1995 ...... 206 1998 ...... 204

Danielle Olein Marisa Aston Kyleen Bell

53 INDIVIDUAL SINGLE MATC H & MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS

KILLS SOLO BLOCKS Player Opponent Date No. Player Opponent Date No. MISCELLANEOUS TEAM Maja Pachale NC State 10/08/99 38 Lisa Kofskey Tenn. Tech 11/15/87 5 SEASON RECORDS Kerry Annel NC State 10/28/95 36 Angee Coman Baptist 9/15/90 5 Kerry Annel Duke 11/03/93 35 Lisa Kofskey Georgia State 11/03/87 4 Winning Percentage: ...... 34-4 (.895), 2003 Talisa Kellogg Virginia 10/22/05 35 Kerry Annel Clemson 10/05/93 4 Wins: ...... 34, 2003 Maja Pachale Arkansas 10/14/01 34 Lauren Sauer Wake Forest 10/08/04 4 Consecutive Wins: ...... 23, Aug. 29-Oct. 31, 2003 Cris Omiecinski Auburn 9/14/95 34 Lauren Sauer NC State 10/22/04 4 Consecutive Games Won: ...... 23, Aug. 29-Sept. 14, 2003 100th Win (Division I): ...... vs. Lake Erie, 10/19/91 ATTEMPTS BLOCK ASSISTS 200th Win (Division I): ...... vs. Boston College, 9/17/95 Player Opponent Date No. Player Opponent Date No. 300th Win (Division I): ...... vs. Air Force, 9/17/99 400th Win (Division I): ...... vs. Georgia State, 10/04/03 Cris Omiecinski Auburn 8/19/95 90 R. Komula Maryland 10/04/96 12 Home Win Streak: ...... 27, Oct. 6, 2002-Sept. 12, 2004 Maja Pachale Wake Forest 10/20/00 81 Kerry Annel North Carolina 11/04/94 11 Home Record: ...... 18-0, 2003 Jennifer Wagner Georgia 10/15/91 77 Carla Gartner North Carolina 11/05/95 11 Atlantic Coast Conference Wins: ...... 16-0, 2004 Talisa Kellogg Virginia 10/22/05 74 A. Preiss Wake Forest 10/19/01 11 Conference Finish: ...... 1st, 1995, 2000, 2003, 2004 Cris Omiecinski Kentucky 10/03/93 73 Callie Miller Winthrop 9/03/05 11 First Postseason Appearance: ...... NIVC, 1993 R.Komula Cincinnati 8/30/96 10 First NCAA Appearance: ...... vs. George Mason, 11/30/94 ATTACK PERCENTAGE Carla Gartner Cal-Fullerton 9/02/97 10 Last NCAA Appearance: ...... at Minnesota, 12/10/04 Player Opponent Date Pct. K-E/TA Kyleen Bell Duke 10/10/97 10 Attendance (O’Keefe): ...... 1,849 vs. Georgia, 11/26/99 Alexandra Preiss Virginia 10/04/03 1.000 11-0-11 Kyleen Bell Illinois State 9/16/99 10 Attendance (AMC): ...... 3,211 vs. FSU, 10/06/02 C. Omiecinski W. Georgia 10/10/92 1.000 10-0-10 A. Preiss Florida State 10/06/02 10 Lauren Sauer NC State 10/01/02 .944 17-0-18 Jayme Gergen Colorado State 8/28/04 10 Wendy Malins Mercer 11/11/91 .909 10-0-11 Nikki Kaminskas Duke 9/24/05 10 C. Omiecinski Coastal Car. 9/04/93 .857 12-0-14 Angie Propp Mercer 10/18/92 .818 9-0-11

DIGS Player Opponent Date No. Jenn. Beemsterboer W. Carolina 11/02/88 43 Marisa Aston Minnesota 12/10/04 36 Jennifer Wagner Maryland 10/03/92 35 Heidi Grunwald Wake Forest 11/04/84 33 Jennifer Randall Duke 9/24/05 33 Jennifer Randall Shelley Abery Furman 9/29/87 31 Jenn. Beemsterboer James Madison 10/08/88 31 Margaret Gales Maryland 11/05/88 31 Cris Omiecinski Clemson 9/29/92 31 Amanda Hess Wake Forest 10/20/00 31 GEORGIA TECH ELITE PERFORMANCE CLUB ASSISTS TRIPLE DOUBLES 30 KILL CLUB Player Opponent Date No. Kele Eveland ...... 1 38 ...... Maja Pachale vs. NC State (10/08/99) Kele Eveland North Carolina 11/11/00 93 (11 k, 52 a, 12 d) vs. California (12/12/03) 36 ...... Kerry Annel at NC State (10/25/95) Amanda Sabo Clemson 11/20/98 87 Rochelle Komula ...... 1 35 ...... Kerry Annel vs. Duke (11/03/94) Kele Eveland Wake Forest 10/20/00 84 (27 k, 12 b, 10 d) vs. Cincinnati (8/30/96) 35 ...... Talisa Kellogg vs. Virginia (10/22/05) Andrea Nachtrieb North Carolina 11/04/94 82 34 ...... Maja Pachale vs. Arkansas (10/14/01) Andrea Nachtrieb Auburn 9/14/95 82 20/20 DOUBLE DOUBLES 34 ...... Cris Omiecinski vs. Auburn (9/14/95) Cris Omiecinski ...... 4 33 ...... Kerry Annel vs. Notre Dame (10/13/95) Lindsey Laband Clemson 11/19/04 77 (21k, 20d) vs. NC State (11/11/95) 31 ...... Lynnette Moster at South Florida (9/14/02) (34k, 20d) vs. Auburn (9/14/95) 31 ...... Cris Omiecinski vs. Florida State (11/05/93) SERVICE ACES (24k, 21d) vs. Maryland (11/19/93) 30 ...... Eida Mabry vs. Wake Forest (10/20/00) Player Opponent Date No. (20k, 25d) vs. Maryland (10/03/92) 30 ...... Lauren Sauer vs. Wisconsin (9/19/03) Jennifer Wagner Georgia State 10/01/91 10 Wendy Malins ...... 3 Cris Omiecinski Georgia State 9/22/93 10 (21k, 22d) at Furman (10/09/90) 30 DIG CLUB (24k, 21d) at Georgia State (9/27/89) 43 ...... J. Beemsterboer vs. W. Carolina (11/02/88) Cris Omiecinski Georgia State 10/03/93 8 (22k, 20d) vs. Southern Mississippi (9/22/89) 36 ...... Marisa Aston at Minnesota (12/10/04) Jennifer Wagner USC-Aiken 9/07/91 8 Maja Pachale ...... 3 35 ...... Jennifer Wagner vs. Maryland (10/03/92) Jennifer Wagner Morehead St. 9/12/92 7 (23k, 20d) vs. North Carolina (11/11/00) 33 ...... Heidi Grunwald vs. Wake Forest (11/04/84) Wynne Wycoff Tenn. Temple 10/08/85 7 (22k, 29d) vs. Pacific (9/10/00) 33 ...... Jennifer Randall vs. Duke (9/24/05) Elaine Griffith East Carolina 9/26/87 7 (21k, 27d) vs. Clemson (11/21/98) 31 ...... Sheila Abery vs. Furman (10/29/87) Jennifer Smith Charlotte 9/27/91 7 Lynnette Moster ...... 3 31 ...... Margaret Gales vs. Maryland (11/05/88) (20k, 20d) vs. Michigan State (9/13/02) 31 ...... J. Beemsterboer vs. James Madison (10/08/88) Amanda Medrow Mercer 9/06/97 7 (25k, 22d) at Hawaii (12/13/03) 31 ...... Cris Omiecinski vs. Clemson (9/29/92) (20k, 22d) at Minnesota (12/10/04) 31 ...... Amanda Hess vs. Wake Forest (10/20/00) TOTAL BLOCKS Shelia Abery ...... 1 31 ...... Jennifer Randall vs. NC State (11/12/05) Player Opponent Date No. (23k, 28d) vs. Tennessee Tech (11/15/87) Rochelle Komula Maryland 10/04/96 13 Jennifer Beemsterboer ...... 1 11 BLOCK CLUB Lisa Kofskey W. Carolina 11/09/87 12 (20k, 23d) vs. Georgia (9/29/89) 13 ...... Rochelle Komula at Maryland (10/04/96) Marta Bickert ...... 1 12 ...... Rochelle Komula vs. Cincinnati (8/30/96) Rochelle Komula Cincinnati 8/30/96 12 (23k, 20d) at NC State (10/23/93) 12 ...... Lisa Kofskey vs. Western Carolina (11/09/87) Lisa Kofskey Tenn. Tech 11/11/87 11 Heidi Grunwald ...... 1 11 ...... Alexandra Preiss at Wake Forest (10/19/01) Laura Rullman Georgia 9/22/88 11 (25k, 33d) vs. Wake Forest (11/04/84) 11 ...... Kyleen Bell vs. Illinois State (9/16/99) Kerry Annel North Carolina 10/21/94 11 Teryl Townsend ...... 1 11 ...... Carla Gartner vs. North Carolina (11/05/95) Rochelle Komula North Carolina 10/21/94 11 (27k, 24d) vs. Clemson (11/20/98) 11 ...... Rochelle Komula at North Carolina (11/05/95) Rochelle Komula North Carolina 11/05/95 11 11 ...... Rochelle Komula at North Carolina (10/21/94) 11 ...... Kerry Annel at North Carolina (10/21/94) Kyleen Bell Illinois State 9/16/99 11 11 ...... Laura Rullman vs. Georgia (9/22/88) Alexandra Preiss Wake Forest 10/19/01 11 11 ...... Lisa Kofskey vs. Tennessee Tech (11/15/87) Callie Miller Winthrop 9/03/05 11 11 ...... Callie Miller vs. Winthrop (9/03/05)

54 INDIVIDUAL SEASON LEADERS

KILLS ACES TOTAL BLOCKS 1985 Sheila Abery 217 1985 Wynne Wycoff 45 1985 Wynne Wycoff 44 1986 Robin Swats 106 1986 Margaret Gales 25 1986 Laura Rullman 69 1987 Sheila Abery 305 1987 Jennifer Beemsterboer 45 1987 Lisa Kofskey 128 1988 Wendy Malins 348 1988 Wendy Malins 58 1988 Lisa Kofskey 99 1989 Wendy Malins 364 1989 Wendy Malins 40 1989 Angee Coman 107 1990 Wendy Malins 375 1990 Wendy Malins 71 1990 Angee Coman 119 1991 Jennifer Wagner 487 1991 Jennifer Wagner 91 1991 Jennifer Smith 101 1992 Cris Omiecinski 409 1992 Cris Omiecinski 85 1992 Kerry Annel 148 1993 Cris Omiecinski 517 1993 Andrea Nachtrieb 77 1993 Kerry Annel 132 1994 Cris Omiecinski 405 1994 Marta Bickert 31 1994 Kerry Annel 137 1995 Kerry Annel 491 1995 Lynnette Anderson 35 1995 Rochelle Komula 165 1996 Rochelle Komula 545 1996 Carla Gartner 29 1996 Dena Schorn 109 1997 Rochelle Komula 385 1997 Carla Gartner 42 1997 Danielle Olein 124 1998 Carla Gartner 421 1998 Aimee Boulet 46 1998 Kyleen Bell 163 Andrea Nachtrieb 1999 Maja Pachale 522 1999 Maja Pachale 44 1999 Anna Nedderman 156 2000 Eida Mabry 455 2000 Eida Mabry 47 2000 Kyleen Bell 123 2001 Maja Pachale 461 2001 Lynnette Moster 46 2001 Alexandra Preiss 118 2002 Lynnette Moster 629 2002 Lynnette Moster 47 2002 Jayme Gergen 169 2003 L. Moster & L. Sauer 541 2003 Lynnette Moster 49 2003 Jayme Gergen 148 2004 Lynnette Moster 585 2004 Lynnette Moster 51 2004 Jayme Gergen 134 2005 Talisa Kellogg 457 2005 Lindsey Gray 35 2005 Nikki Kaminskas 122

HITTING PERCENTAGE DIGS BLOCK ASSISTS 1985 Sheila Abery .208 1985 Robin Swats 241 1985 Wynne Wycoff 32 1986 Lisa Kofskey .172 1986 Margaret Gales 181 1986 Laura Rullman 46 1987 Lisa Kofskey .244 1987 Margaret Gales 347 1987 Lisa Kofskey 86 1988 Lisa Kofskey .328 1988 Jennifer Beemsterboer 425 1988 Laura Rullman 66 1989 Angee Coman .211 1989 Jennifer Beemsterboer 486 1989 Angee Coman 81 1990 Wendy Malins .210 1990 Wendy Malins 401 1990 Angee Coman 83 1991 Erica Organ .250 1991 Jennifer Wagner 350 1991 Jennifer Smith 89 Maja Pachale 1992 Angie Propp .341 1992 Jennifer Wagner 408 1992 Kerry Annel 122 1993 Kerry Annel .319 1993 Marta Bickert 325 1993 Kerry Annel 104 1994 Kerry Annel .372 1994 Cris Omiecinski 289 1994 Kerry Annel 120 1995 Kerry Annel .368 1995 Cris Omiecinski 345 1995 Rochelle Komula 146 1996 Rochelle Komula .377 1996 Andrea Nachtrieb 238 1996 Dena Schorn 151 1997 Danielle Olein .323 1997 Carla Gartner 299 1997 Carla Gartner 115 1998 Carla Gartner .283 1998 Carla Gartner 285 1998 Kyleen Bell 141 1999 Maja Pachale .251 1999 Maja Pachale 317 1999 Anna Nedderman 147 2000 Kyleen Bell .337 2000 Maja Pachale 341 2000 Kyleen Bell 110 2001 Alexandra Preiss .323 2001 Amanda Hess 284 2001 Alexandra Preiss 107 2002 Alexandra Preiss .348 2002 Marisa Aston 444 2002 Jayme Gergen 157 2003 Alexandra Preiss .417 2003 Marisa Aston 501 2003 Alexandra Preiss 136 2004 Jayme Gergen .393 2004 Marisa Aston 522 2004 Jayme Gergen 148 2005 Callie Miller .280 2005 Jennifer Randall 513 2005 Callie Miller 111

KILL ATTEMPTS ASSISTS BLOCK SOLOS 1985 Wynne Wycoff 630 1985 Robin Swats 327 1985 Sheila Abery 13 1986 Elaine Griffith 435 1986 Margaret Gales 437 1986 Laura Rullman 23 Jennifer Castillo 1987 Jennifer Beemsterboer 970 1987 Margaret Gales 913 1987 Lisa Kofskey 42 1988 Wendy Malins 985 1988 Margaret Gales 906 1988 Lisa Kofskey 34 1989 Wendy Malins 1,071 1989 Margaret Gales 1,175 1989 Jessica Smith 31 1990 Wendy Malins 1,039 1990 Jaime Keating 661 1990 Angee Coman 36 1991 Jennifer Wagner 1,336 1991 Jennifer Castillo 1,281 1991 Jennifer Wagner 25 1992 Jennifer Wagner 1,154 1992 Jennifer Castillo 1,391 1992 Kerry Annel 26 1993 Cris Omiecinski 1,215 1993 Andrea Nachtrieb 1,362 1993 Marta Bickert 32 1994 Cris Omiecinski 1,033 1994 Andrea Nachtrieb 1,357 1994 Kerry Annel 17 1995 Cris Omiecinski 1,146 1995 Andrea Nachtrieb 1,526 1995 Kerry Annel 25 1996 Carla Gartner 1,002 1996 Andrea Nachtrieb 1,857 1996 Rochelle Komula 19 1997 Rochelle Komula 975 1997 Carolyn Clevenger 1,398 1997 Danielle Olein 19 1998 Maja Pachale 1,060 1998 Amanda Sabo 819 1998 Kyleen Bell 22 1999 Maja Pachale 1,277 1999 Courtney Adler 798 1999 Kyleen Bell 14 2000 Maja Pachale 1,091 2000 Kele Eveland 1,484 2000 Kyleen Bell 13 2001 Maja Pachale 1,083 2001 Kele Eveland 1,253 2001 Kyleen Bell 15 2002 Lynnette Moster 1,412 2002 Kele Eveland 1,905 2002 Lauren Sauer 34 2003 Lynnette Moster 1,226 2003 Kele Eveland 1,822 2003 Lauren Sauer 22 2004 Lynnette Moster 1,350 2004 Lindsey Laband 1,663 2004 Lauren Sauer 38 Carla Gartner 2005 Talisa Kellogg 1,242 2005 Lindsey Laband 1,358 2005 Talisa Kellogg 20

55 HONORS AVCA ACC Rookie of the Week Verizon Academic All-America All-America Kyleen Bell ...... Sept. 21, 1998 Kyleen Bell ...... 2000, 2001 Kele Eveland ...... 2003, 1st Kele Eveland ...... 2000 (5 times) Carolyn Clevenger ...... 1998, 1999 Jayme Gergen ...... 2004, HM Carla Gartner ...... Sept. 25, 1995 Kele Eveland ...... 2003 (3rd) Lindsey Laband .... 2004 HM, 2005 HM Rochelle Komula ...... 1994 (3 times) Lynnette Moster ...... 2002, 2nd Sara McKee ...... 1996 (twice) Verizon Academic District 2003 & 2004, 3rd Maja Pachale ...... 1998 (3 times) Lynnette Anderson ...... 1997 2nd Alexandra Preiss ...... 2003, HM Dena Schorn ...... Nov. 19, 1996 Kyleen Bell .... 1999 2nd, ‘00 & ‘01 1st Lauren Sauer ...... 2003, HM Carolyn Clevenger .... 1997, ‘98, 99 1st ACC Player of the Week Kele Eveland ...... 2002 2nd, 2003 1st CSTV All-America Lynnette Anderson ...... Oct. 3, 1997 Jayme Gergen ...... 2004, 2nd Kele Eveland ...... 2003 Nov. 12, 1995 Cris Omiecinski ...... 1995 1st Kerry Annel ...... 1995 (3 times) Lauren Sauer ...... 2003 1st, 2004 2nd AVCA 1994 (twice) Ulrike Stegemann ...... 2005, 3rd All-District III Region Nov. 16, 1993 Kerry Annel ...... 1994 2nd, 1995 1st Kyleen Bell ...... 2000 (twice) Weaver-James-Corrigan Kyleen Bell ...... 2000 1st Jennifer Castillo ...... Sept. 9, 1991 Scholar-Athlete Award Kele Eveland ...... 2000 1st, ‘02 1st. ‘03 Nov. 16, 1992 Kyleen Bell ...... 2002 Carla Gartner ...... 1997, 1st, 1998 2nd Kele Eveland ...... Sept. 30, 2002 Carolyn Clevenger ...... 2000 Jayme Gergen ...... 2004 Sept. 15, 2003 Kele Eveland ...... 2004 Rochelle Komula ...... 1996 1st, 1997 1st Jayme Gergen ..... Oct. 12 & Nov. 8, 2004 Lindsey Laband ...... 2004, 2005 HM Rochelle Komula ...... Nov. 6, 1995 Lynnette Moster .... 2002 1st, 2003, 2004 1996 (4 times) Oct. 27, 1997 Kerry Annel Andrea Nachtrieb ...... 1995 & ‘96 1st Danielle Olein ...... 1997 1st Lindsey Laband .. Oct. 4 & Nov. 15, 04 Maja Pachale ...... 1999 2nd, 2001 1st Eida Mabry ...... Oct. 23, 2000 Alexandra Preiss ...... 2002 1st, 2003 Wendy Malins ...... Oct. 29, 1991 Lauren Sauer ...... 2003 HM Sara McKee ...... 1996 (twice) Lynnette Moster ...... 2002 (4 times) AVCA District III Oct. 27, 2003 Rookie of the Year Sept. 27 & Oct. 19, 2004 Kele Eveland ...... 2000 Andrea Nachtrieb ...... Nov. 3, 1996 Oct. 18, 1995 AVCA Maja Pachale ...... Oct. 16, 2000 Coach of the Year 2001 (twice) Alexandra Preiss ...... Nov. 11, 2002 Shelton Collier ...... 1991, South Region Oct. 6, 2003 Bond Shymansky ...... 2004, East Region Danielle Olein ...... Nov. 10, 1997 Cris Omiecinski ...... Oct. 9, 1995 AVCA Nov. 8, 1993 Player of the Week Lauren Sauer ...... Sept. 22, 2003 Jayme Gergen Kerry Annel ...... Oct. 13, 1995 Nov. 19, 2003 Kele Eveland ...... Sept. 15, 2003 Ulrike Stegemann ...... Oct. 3, 2005 Rochelle Komula ...... Sept. 7, 1996 Teryl Townsend ...... Nov. 1, 1999 Lynnette Moster ...... Sept. 16, 2002 Jennifer Wagner ...... Sept. 30, 1991 Cris Omiecinski ...... Nov. 8, 1993 Academic All-ACC ACC All-Tournament Lindsey Laband ...... 2005 Kerry Annel ...... 1994, 1995 Ulrike Stegemann ...... 2005 Marisa Aston ...... 2003 Carolyn Clevenger ...... 1997 Georgia Collegiate Kele Eveland ...... 2002 Coach of the Year Lauren Sauer Rochelle Komula ...... 1996, 1997 Shelton Collier ...... 1995 Lynnette Moster ...... 2002 Andrea Nachtrieb ...... 1995, 1996 Georgia Tech Athletics Cris Omiecinski ...... 1995 Hall of Fame Alexandra Preiss ...... 2002 Kerry Annel ...... 2005 Lauren Sauer ...... 2003 Teryl Townsend ...... 2000 Jefferson-Pilot Athlete of the Week ACC Tournament MVP Wendy Malins Andrea Nachtrieb ...... 1995 J. Beemsterboer ...... Oct. 27, 1990 Lynnette Moster ...... 2002 NIVC All-Tournament Team ACC Coach of the Year Kerry Annel ...... 1993 Shelton Collier ...... 1995 Bond Shymansky ...... 2004 Tachikara Coach of the Year Shelton Collier ..... 1995 Southeast Region ACC Player of the Year Kerry Annel ...... 1995 Maja Pachale ...... 2001 Kele Eveland ...... 2003 Lynnette Moster ...... 2004

ACC Rookie of the Year Kele Eveland ...... 2000 Lauren Sauer ...... 2001 Alexandra Preiss Cris Omiecinski

56 TOURNAMENT HISTORY

POSTSEASON RESULTS ALL-TOURNAMENT HONORS

NCAA TOURNAMENT 2004 W-Georgia, 3-0, 1st Round ACC-SEC CHALLENGE GEORGIA TECH INVITATIONAL W-UC Santa Barbara, 3-0, 2nd Round Andrea Nachtrieb ...... 1995 Marisa Aston ...... 2003 L-Minnesota, 2-3, Region Semifinals Rochelle Komula ...... 1995 Kele Eveland ...... 2002, MVP 2003 W-Alabama A&M, 3-0, 1st Round Cris Omiecinski ...... 1995 Jayme Gergen ...... 2004 W-Florida A&M, 3-0, 2nd Round Marta Bickert ...... 1994 Nikki Kaminskas ...... 2005 W-California, 3-1, Region Semifinals Cris Omiecinski ...... 1994 Laura Kuhn ...... 2004 L-Hawaii, 1-3, Region Finals Andrea Nachtrieb ...... 1994 Lindsey Laband ...... 2005 2002 W-Florida A&M, 3-0, 1st Round Lynnette Moster ...... 2002 L-Minnesota, 1-3, 2nd Round AUBURN CLASSIC Alexandra Preiss ...... 2002, 2003 Cris Omiecinski ...... 1993 MVP Lauren Sauer ...... 2003, MVP 2001 L-Louisville, 2-3, 1st Round Marta Bickert ...... 1993 2000 L-Colorado, 1-3, 1st Round Andrea Nachtrieb ...... 1993 HAWAIIAN AIRLINES CLASSIC 1996 W-Coastal Carolina, 3-0, 1st Round Marta Bickert ...... 1993 L-Penn State, 0-3, 2nd Round UNC-CHARLOTTE CLASSIC 1995 W-Siena, 3-0, 1st Round Jennifer Castillo ...... 1991 HILTON HEAD SUPER-SMASH TOURNAMENT L-Penn State, 0-3, 2nd Round Jennifer Wagner ...... 1991 Jennifer Wagner ...... 1991 1994 W-George Mason, 3-1, 1st Round Wendy Malins ...... 1990 L- UCLA, 0-3, 2nd Round ILLINOIS CLASSIC NIVC COORS LIGHT/COLORADO STATE CLASSIC Cris Omiecinski ...... 1994 1993 W-Kansas 3-0 Kyleen Bell ...... 2000 L-Louisiana State 1-3 JASON’S DELI/TEXAS-ARLINGTON TOURNAMENT W-Siena 3-0 COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT CLASSIC Kyleen Bell ...... 1999 MVP Kyleen Bell ...... 1998, 2001 Maja Pachale ...... 1999 W-Bowling Green 3-0 Marta Bickert ...... 1993 Jennifer Castillo ...... 1992 MVP KENTUCKY CLASSIC REGULAR SEASON Kele Eveland ...... 2002, 2003 Rochelle Komula ...... 1996 Carla Gartner ...... 1998 MVP Andrea Nachtrieb ...... 1996 MVP C HAMPIONSHIPS Amanda Medrow ...... 1998 2004 Atlantic Coast Conf. (Regular Season) Lynnette Moster ...... 2002 MVP, 2003 MIAMI UNIVERSITY INVITATIONAL Miami University Invitational Andrea Nachtrieb ...... 1993, 1996 Jayme Gergen ...... 2004 2003 Atlantic Coast Conf. (Regular Season) Cris Omiecinski ...... 1993 MVP, 1992 Lynnette Moster ...... 2004 MVP Courtyard by Marriott Classic Erica Organ ...... 1992 Lauren Sauer ...... 2004 Ohio State Buckeye Classic Danielle Olein ...... 1996 Maja Pachale ...... 1999, 2000, 2001 MINNESOTA TOURNAMENT US Bank/Arby’s Invitational Alexandra Preiss ...... 2002, 2003 MVP Rochelle Komula ...... 1996 Georgia Tech Invitational Sara McKee ...... 1996 2002 Atlantic Coast Conf. (Tournament) CRIMSON TIDE CLASSIC Andrea Nachtrieb ...... 1996 MVP Courtyard by Marriott Classic Kyleen Bell ...... 1999 Georgia Tech Invitational Maja Pachale ...... 1999 MVP MIZUNO CLASSIC South Florida Invitational Andrea Nachtrieb ...... 1995 2000 Atlantic Coast Conf. (Regular Season) COASTAL CAROLINA BEACH CLASSIC Davidson Wildcat Classic Jennifer Castillo ...... 1991 MVP, 1992 MVP NACWAA CLASSIC 1999 Crimson Tide Classic Jennifer Wagner ...... 1992, 1991 Jayme Gergen ...... 2004 Jason’s Deli/Texas-Arlington Tournament DAVIDSON INVITATIONAL UNO/DAYS INN CLASSIC 1998 Courtyard by Marriott Classic Kele Eveland ...... 2000 Wendy Malins ...... 1990 Eugene Stone Memorial/Furman Invit. Rochelle Komula ...... 1994 1996 Kentucky Classic Eida Mabry ...... 2000 OHIO STATE/BUCKEYE CLASSIC Cris Omiecinski ...... 1994 MVP Jayme Gergen (MVP) ...... 2003 Furman Invitational Maja Pachale ...... 2000 Lynnette Moster ...... 2003 Minnesota Tournament Lauren Sauer ...... 2003 1995 Atlantic Coast Conf. (Regular Season) EUGENE STONE MEMORIAL/FURMAN INVITATIONAL Atlantic Coast Conf. (Tournament) Kyleen Bell ...... 1998 PACIFIC-NIKE TOURNAMENT Georgia State Invitational Carla Gartner ...... 1998 MVP, 1996 Maja Pachale ...... 1998 Courtyard by Marriott Classic Sara McKee ...... 1996 1994 Atlantic Coast Conf. (Regular Season) Andrea Nachtrieb ...... 1996 MVP PEACH STATE TOURNAMENT UNC-Charlotte Classic Maja Pachale ...... 1998 Robin Swats ...... 1988 First Team Davidson Invitational Margaret Gales ...... 1989 First Team 1993 Courtyard by Marriott Classic FOUR POINTS SHERATON WILDCATS CLASSIC Lisa Kofskey...... 1988 Second Team Auburn Classic Lindsey Laband ...... 2005 Georgia State Invitational POWERBAR COLORADO INVITATIONAL 1992 Coastal Carolina Beach Classic GEORGE MASON PATRIOT INVITATIONAL Andrea Nachtrieb ...... 1995 Courtyard by Marriott Classic Lynnette Moster ...... 2002 1991 Coastal Carolina Beach Classic Alexandra Preiss ...... 2002 MVP SOUTH FLORIDA INVITATIONAL GEORGIA INVITATIONAL Lynnette Moster ...... 2002 MVP UNC-Charlotte Invitational Jennifer Randall ...... 2005 Lauren Sauer ...... 2002 Davidson Invitational GEORGIA STATE INVITATIONAL UTAH CLASSIC Rochelle Komula ...... 1995 Kyleen Bell ...... 2001 Kerry Annel ...... 1995 Maja Pachale ...... 2001 Lynnette Anderson ...... 1995 Keight Vincent ...... 2001 Cris Omiecinski ...... 1993 Marta Bickert ...... 1993 US BANK/ARBY’S INVITATIONAL (NEBRASKA) Andrea Nachtrieb ...... 1993 Kele Eveland (MVP) ...... 2003 Lynnette Moster ...... 2003 Lauren Sauer ...... 2003

WISCONSIN BADGER CHALLENGE Lynnette Moster ...... 2004

2002 ACC Tournament Champions 57 ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS VS. OPPONENTS

Matches Games Last Meeting Matches Games Last Meeting Matches Games Last Meeting Air Force 1-0 3-0 W, 1999 Jacksonville State 2-1 6-2 W, 1996 Southern California 0-1 0-3 L, 2004 Alabama 5-0 15-6 W, 2003 James Madison 1-2 3-7 L, 1990 Southern Mississippi 1-1 5-4 W, 1989 Alabama A&M 1-0 3-0 W, 2003 Kansas 1-0 3-0 W, 1993 Southern Methodist 1-0 3-0 W,1997 Alabama-Birmingham 2-16 13-47 W, 1998 Kansas State 1-0 3-1 W, 2002 Southwest Texas State 1-0 3-0 W, 1992 Alabama-Huntsville 1-0 3-0 W, 1987 Kentucky 1-1 5-4 W, 1995 Spelman 3-0 6-0 W, 1981 Alabama State 0-2 0-4 L, 1982 Lake City 0-3 1-6 L, 1981 Stanford 0-2 2-5 L, 1995 Appalachian State 1-2 4-6 W, 1992 Lake Erie 1-0 3-2 W, 1991 Stetson 1-2 5-6 W, 1992 Arkansas 2-0 6-1 W, 2001 Liberty 0-1 1-3 L, 1988 Syracuse 0-1 0-3 L, 1989 Arkansas-Little Rock 1-0 3-0 W, 1999 Long Beach State 0-2 2-6 L, 2003 Temple 1-0 3-0 W, 2003 Arizona 0-1 0-3 L, 2005 Long Island University 1-0 3-1 W, 2005 Tennessee 0-2 4-6 L, 1993 Arizona State 0-2 1-6 L, 1999 Louisiana State 1-1 4-3 W, 2001 Tennessee Nazarene 1-0 2-0 W, 1984 Auburn 4-7 14-27 L, 1996 Louisville 1-1 5-3 W, 2002 Tennessee Tech 4-6 15-24 W, 2004 Augusta 10-0 25-1 W, 1989 Loyola-Chicago 1-0 3-0 W, 2000 Tennessee Temple 3-1 10-3 W, 1985 Baptist 1-1 4-2 W, 1990 Marshall 1-0 3-2 W, 1996 Texas 0-1 0-3 L, 1995 Belmont 1-0 3-0 W, 1999 Maryland 19-22 78-84 L, 2005 Texas A&M 0-1 1-3 L, 1998 Bethune-Cookman 1-0 3-0 W, 1997 Massachusetts 1-0 3-0 W, 2000 Texas-Arlington 1-0 3-0 W, 1999 Boston College 3-1 9-4 L, 2005 Mercer 18-1 49-7 W, 1998 Texas-El Paso 2-0 6-1 W, 1999 Bowling Green 1-0 3-0 W, 1993 Miami 2-1 6-5 L, 2005 Texas Tech 1-0 3-0 W, 2001 Bryan 0-2 1-4 L, 1982 Miami-Ohio 3-0 9-2 W, 2004 Toledo 1-0 3-0 W, 1998 California-Berkley 1-0 3-1 W, 2003 Michigan 0-1 0-3 L, 2005 Troy State 0-2 0-4 L, 1983 California-Los Angeles 0-2 1-6 L, 1994 Michigan State 2-0 6-1 W, 2003 Tuskegee 1-3 2-7 W, 1982 California-San Diego 0-1 0-3 L, 1992 Middle Tennessee State 2-0 6-0 W, 2004 UNC Asheville 9-0 24-3 W, 1996 Cal-Santa Barbara 1-2 3-6 W, 2004 Minnesota 1-4 7-14 L, 2004 UNC Charlotte 5-5 17-16 W, 1992 Cal. State-Fullerton 1-0 3-2 W, 1997 Mississippi 0-1 1-3 L, 1991 UNC Greensboro 2-0 6-1 W, 1992 Cal. State-Northridge 0-1 0-3 L, 1992 Mississippi State 0-4 1-12 L, 1986 USC-Aiken 1-1 3-2 W, 1991 Campbell 3-0 9-1 W, 1996 Montana 0-1 0-3 L, 1992 Utah 0-1 0-3 L, 2001 Central Florida 3-2 6-6 W, 2004 Montevallo 0-2 0-4 L, 1981 Valdosta 4-0 8-1 W, 1981 Charleston Southern 3-0 9-0 W, 1996 Morehead State 1-2 3-6 W, 1992 Villanova 1-0 3-0 W, 2002 Chattanooga 8-5 25-17 W, 2002 Nebraska 1-0 3-2 W, 2003 Virginia 24-14 83-52 W, 2005 Chicago State 1-0 3-0 W, 1995 New Orleans 0-3 0-9 L, 1990 Virginia Commonwealth 1-0 3-2 W, 1992 Cincinnati 1-1 6-2 W, 1996 Nicholls State 2-0 6-4 W, 1991 Virginia Tech 2-2 10-8 L, 2005 Clemson 18-24 70-82 W, 2005 North Alabama 1-1 2-2 L, 1982 Wake Forest 19-7 59-31 L, 2005 Coastal Carolina 8-1 24-4 W, 2003 North Carolina 16-27 63-95 L, 2005 Wesleyan 3-0 6-0 W, 1982 College of Charleston 3-0 9-0 W, 1998 NC State 28-11 91-48 W, 2005 Western Carolina 10-9 36-32 W, 2003 Colorado 1-1 4-5 L, 2000 NC-Wilmington 3-0 9-1 W, 2000 Western Kentucky 0-1 0-3 L, 2005 Colorado State 0-3 2-9 L, 2004 North Carolina A&T 1-0 0-3 W, 1993 West Georgia 5-11 23-28 W, 1992 Columbus 5-2 13-6 W, 1982 Northeastern Illinois 1-0 3-0 W, 1995 Western Michigan 1-0 3-0 W, 2003 Cornell 1-0 3-0 W, 2002 Northeastern Louisiana 1-0 3-0 W, 1992 William and Mary 3-0 9-1 W, 1998 Creighton 1-0 3-0 W, 1998 Northern Iowa 0-1 1-3 L, 2002 Winthrop 10-1 30-10 W, 2005 Davidson 7-0 21-1 W, 2000 North Florida 1-0 3-0 W, 1997 Wisconsin 1-1 5-5 L, 2004 DePaul 1-0 3-0 W, 1995 North Georgia 5-0 11-0 W, 1982 Wisc.-Milwaukee 2-1 6-4 L, 1997 Duke 17-30 65-99 L, 2005 Northwestern 1-1 3-3 L, 2005 Xavier 1-0 3-0 W, 2004 East Carolina 4-1 13-4 W, 1993 Notre Dame 1-1 3-5 W, 1995 Yale 1-0 3-0 W, 1992 East Tennessee State 3-1 10-4 W, 1994 Ohio State 0-2 0-6 L, 2004 Erskine 0-2 0-4 L, 1983 Oglethorpe 2-0 4-1 W, 1982 ••2006 Georgia Tech Opponents are in Bold Evansville 0-1 0-3 L, 1990 Pacific 0-2 2-6 L, 2000 Flagler 1-0 2-1 W, 1982 Pennsylvania 0-1 1-3 L, 1987 Florida A&M 9-0 24-4 W, 2003 Penn State 0-3 0-9 L, 1996 FloridaAtlantic 1-0 3-0 W, 1994 Pepperdine 0-2 1-6 L, 1997 Florida International 1-0 3-0 W, 2002 Providence 2-0 6-0 W, 1995 Florida State 24-7 81-40 L, 2005 Purdue 0-1 1-3 L, 2004 Fontebonne 0-1 0-3 L, 1984 Radford 0-1 0-3 L, 1986 Furman 7-7 26-22 W, 1998 Rhode Island 1-0 3-0 W, 2001 George Mason 3-0 9-1 W, 2002 Rice 1-0 3-0 W, 2002 Georgetown 1-1 5-3 W, 2001 Rollins 0-1 0-3 L, 1984 George Washington 1-0 3-1 W, 2005 St. Mary’s 0-1 1-3 L, 1998 Georgia 7-21 28-60 L, 2005 Samford 5-1 15-4 W, 1993 Georgia Southern 6-0 18-2 W, 1992 Sam Houston State 0-2 0-6 L, 1990 Georgia State 31-3 99-15 W, 2005 San Jose State 1-0 3-0 W, 2003 Hawaii 0-2 1-6 L, 2003 Santa Clara 1-0 3-0 W, 2003 Huntington 3-0 6-1 W, 1982 Siena College 2-0 6-0 W, 1995 Illinois 0-4 1-12 L, 1997 South Alabama 2-2 7-6 W, 1998 Illinois State 1-1 5-4 W, 1999 South Carolina 1-3 6-10 L, 1999 IPFW 1-0 3-0 W, 2004 South Carolina State 5-0 15-1 W, 1998 Jacksonville 1-2 3-5 W, 1992 South Florida 1-2 5-6 W, 2003 Jennifer Tebelak

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Overall Record: N. 3 North Georgia ...... W 2-0 N. 3 Georgia ...... L 0-2 512-361 (.586)/ 25 years N. 5 Valdosta ...... W 2-0 Division I Record: N. 5 Mercer ...... W 2-0 N. 6 Lake City ...... L 1-2 446-309 (.591)/22 years N. 6 North Alabama ...... W 2-0 N. 6 Alabama State ...... L 1-2 1980 (23-16) N. 9 Columbus ...... W 2-1 GAIAW Division III N. 9 Huntington ...... W 2-1 Coach: David Houser Erskine ...... L 0-2 1982 (22-16) Georgia L ...... 0-2 GAIAW Division II Valdosta State ...... W 2-0 Coach: Mary Ann Ingram Mercer (Atlanta) ...... W 2-0 S. 28 UT-Chattanooga ...... L 0-2 Oglethorpe ...... W 2-0 S. 28 Tennessee Temple ...... W 2-0 North Georgia ...... W 2-0 S. 30 WEST GEORGIA ...... L 1-2 Columbus ...... L 1-2 S. 30 NORTH GEORGIA ...... W 2-0 Mercer (Atlanta) ...... W 3-0 O. 1 AUGUSTA ...... W 2-0 Jacksonville State ...... L 0-2 O. 1 TUSKEGEE ...... L 0-2 Florida Junior ...... L 0-2 O. 4 Georgia ...... L 0-2 Columbus ...... W 2-1 O. 4 West Georgia ...... W 2-0 Valdosta State ...... W 2-1 O. 7 MERCER ...... W 3-1 Mercer (Atlanta) ...... W 2-0 O. 8 Augusta % ...... W 2-0 North Georgia ...... W 2-0 O. 8 Lake City CC % ...... L 0-2 Oglethorpe ...... W 2-0 O. 8 Huntington % ...... W 2-0 Daytona Junior ...... L 0-2 O. 9 Jacksonville State % ...... L 0-2 1986 Team Valdosta State ...... W 2-0 O. 9 Columbus % ...... W 2-0 Tennessee Temple ...... L 1-2 O. 12 Oglethorpe ...... W 2-0 Mercer (Atlanta) ...... W 2-0 O. 12 MERCER (Atlanta)* ...... W 2-0 N. 5 Clemson ...... L 0-3 O. 10 WINTHROP ...... W 3-1 Wesleyan ...... W 3-2 O. 13 West Georgia ...... L 1-2 N. 8 WEST GEORGIA ...... L 1-3 O. 14 Georgia ...... L 1-3 Wesleyan ...... W 3-0 O. 13 Columbus ...... W 2-0 N. 11 NC State % ...... L 0-3 O. 16 GEORGIA STATE ...... W 3-0 Clemson ...... L 0-2 O. 13 Wesleyan ...... W 2-0 O. 18 NORTH CAROLINA ...... L 0-3 Duke ...... L 0-2 O. 22 #Jacksonville ...... L 0-2 % ACC Tournament O. 19 MISSISSIPPI STATE ...... L 0-3 N.C. State ...... L 0-2 O. 22 #Georgia ...... L 0-2 O. 22 Clemson ...... L 0-3 Oglethorpe ...... W 2-0 O. 22 #Bryan ...... L 0-3 1984 (4-22, 0-7 ACC) O. 24 Coastal Carolina % ...... L 0-2 Mercer (Atlanta) ...... W 2-0 O. 22 #North Alabama ...... L 0-2 Coach: Terry Chambers O. 24 Appalachian State % ...... L 0-2 North Alabama ...... L 0-2 O. 26 Huntington ...... W 2-0 S. 28 DUKE ...... L 0-3 O. 24 Baptist % ...... L 1-2 UT-Chattanooga ...... L 0-2 O. 26 Columbus ...... L 1-2 S. 29 CENTRAL FLORIDA ...... L 0-3 O. 25 West Georgia % ...... W 2-0 Montgomery ...... L 0-2 O. 27 SPELMAN ...... W 2-0 O. 4 Tennessee Temple ...... W 2-0 O. 25 Campbell % ...... W 3-1 North Georgia ...... W 2-0 O. 27 MERCER ...... W 2-1 O. 4 Tennessee Nazarene ...... W 2-0 O. 27 UAB ...... L 1-3 West Georgia ...... L 1-2 O. 29 Tuskegee @ ...... L 0-2 O. 5 GEORGIA ...... L 0-3 O. 28 Western Carolina ...... L 0-3 Judson W ...... 2-0 O. 29 Alabama State @ ...... L 0-2 O. 9 FURMAN ...... L 0-3 N. 1 DUKE ...... L 0-3 Mercer (Atlanta) ...... W 3-0 O. 30 Florida A&M @ ...... W 2-1 O. 9 UAB ...... L 0-3 N. 3 UNC-ASHEVILLE ...... W 3-0 North Georgia ...... W 3-1 O. 30 Florida A&M @ ...... W 1-0 O. 11 UT-CHATTANOOGA ...... W 3-2 N. 4 GEORGIA ...... L 0-3 Rawlins L ...... 0-3 O. 30 Columbus @ ...... W 2-1 O. 13 NORTH CAROLINA ...... L 0-3 N. 7 MARYLAND ...... L 0-3 Florida Tech ...... W 2-0 O. 30 Alabama State @ ...... L 0-2 O. 16 Clemson ...... L 1-3 N. 11 Tennessee Tech ...... L 0-3 North Georgia ...... W 2-0 O. 30 Tuskegee @ ...... W 1-0 O. 19 Samford % ...... W 2-0 N. 14 Virginia ...... L 0-3 North Georgia ...... W 2-0 N. 3 Mercer ...... L 1-2 O. 19 Montevallo % ...... L 0-2 N. 15 Radford ...... L 0-3 Rollins ...... L 0-2 N. 3 Augusta ...... W 0-0 O. 20 Mississippi State % ...... L 1-2 N. 21 North Carolina # ...... L 0-3 N. 11 COLUMBUS ...... W 2-1 O. 20 UAB % ...... L 0-2 1981 (20-20) N. 11 WESLEYAN ...... W 2-0 GAIAW Division III O. 20 Rollins % ...... L 0-2 % Winthrop Tournament Coach: David Houser O. 23 WEST GEORGIA ...... L 2-3 # ACC Tournament *at Oglethorpe University O. 25 Georgia ...... L 0-3 S. 26 Flagler ...... W 2-1 % Columbus Tournament O. 26 Furman # ...... L 0-3 1987 (18-20, 0-6 ACC) S. 26 Valdosta ...... W 2-1 # West Georgia Invitational O. 26 Stetson # ...... L 2-3 Coach: Judy Sackfield S. 26 Lake City ...... L 0-2 @ Tuskegee Tournament O. 27 Fontebonne # ...... L 0-3 S. 19 Furman % ...... W 3-1 S. 30 Mercer (Atlanta) ...... W 3-1 N. 1 MARYLAND ...... L 0-3 S. 19 Jacksonville % ...... L 0-3 O. 1 North Georgia ...... W 2-0 1983 (3-24, 0-7 ACC) N. 2 NC State ...... L 0-3 S. 20 Georgia State % ...... W 3-0 O. 1 West Georgia ...... L 1-2 NCAA Division I N. 3 Virginia ...... L 1-3 S. 20 Winthrop % ...... W 3-2 O. 5 West Georgia ...... L 1-2 Coach: Mary Ann Ingram N. 4 Wake Forest ...... L 2-3 S. 20 Coastal Carolina % ...... W 3-1 O. 5 Georgia ...... L 0-2 S. 21 Furman ...... L 0-2 N. 8 UAB ...... L 0-3 S. 22 UNC Asheville ...... W 3-0 O. 8 Oglethorpe ...... W 2-1 S. 21 USC-Aiken ...... L 0-2 N. 8 Duke @ ...... L 0-3 S. 23 Western Carolina ...... L 2-3 O. 8 Spelman ...... W 2-0 S. 23 UNC CHARLOTTE ...... L 0-2 S. 25 Furman # ...... L 1-3 O. 9 West Georgia ...... L 0-2 S. 23 TROY STATE ...... L 0-2 % West Georgia Invitational S. 25 Western Carolina # ...... L 1-3 O. 10 Valdosta ...... W 2-0 S. 24 ERSKINE ...... L 0-2 # Furman Invitational S. 26 East Carolina # ...... W 3-1 O. 10 Montevallo ...... L 0-2 S. 30 Morehead State ...... L 0-3 @ ACC Tournament S. 29 GEORGIA STATE ...... W 3-0 O. 10 Tuskegee ...... L 1-2 S. 30 NC State ...... L 0-3 S. 30 Auburn ...... L 0-3 O. 10 Troy State ...... L 0-2 S. 30 Mississippi State ...... L 0-3 1985 (4-26, 0-7 ACC) O. 3 Maryland ...... L 1-3 O. 14 North Georgia ...... W 2-1 O. 3 WEST GEORGIA ...... L 1-3 Coach: Judy Sackfield O. 5 MERCER ...... W 3-0 O. 16 Valdosta ...... W 2-0 O. 6 TENN. TEMPLE ...... L 1-2 S. 20 UAB % ...... L 0-3 O. 7 Alabama-Huntsville ...... W 3-0 O. 16 Columbus ...... L 1-2 O. 6 MERCER ...... W 2-0 S. 20 Mississippi State % ...... L 0-3 O. 10 VIRGINIA ...... L 0-3 O. 16 West Georgia ...... L 0-2 O. 7 UAB ...... L 1-3 S. 21 Tennessee Tech % ...... L 0-3 O. 12 UNC-Charlotte ...... L 0-3 O. 20 Spelman ...... W 2-0 O. 14 NEW ORLEANS ...... L 0-3 S. 21 South Alabama % ...... L 0-3 O. 13 Augusta ...... W 3-1 O. 20 Wesleyan ...... W 2-0 O. 16 Duke ...... L 0-3 S. 26 Georgia State ...... W 3-0 O. 13 South Carolina State ...... W 3-0 O. 22 Augusta ...... W 2-1 O. 16 North Carolina ...... L 0-3 S. 28 TENNESSEE TECH ...... L 0-3 O. 15 UAB ...... L 1-3 O. 24 UT-Chattanooga ...... L 0-2 O. 20 UT-Chattanooga ...... L 1-3 O. 1 UT-Chattanooga ...... L 0-3 O. 18 PENN ...... L 1-3 O. 24 UNC Asheville ...... L 0-2 O. 21 GEORGIA ...... L 0-3 O. 3 Georgia ...... L 0-3 O. 21 CLEMSON ...... L 1-3 O. 24 Bryan ...... L 0-2 O. 28 WAKE FOREST ...... L 1-3 O. 5 WAKE FOREST ...... L 1-3 O. 23 GEORGIA SOUTHERN ...... W 3-0 O. 27 West Georgia ...... L 1-2 O. 29 CLEMSON ...... L 0-3 O. 8 TENNESSEE TEMPLE ...... W 3-1 O. 23 WINTHROP ...... W 3-2 O. 27 Mercer ...... W 2-1 O. 31 UAB ...... L 0-3 O. 8 WEST GEORGIA ...... W 2-0 O. 24 EAST TENNESSEE STATE ...... L 1-3 O. 30 North Carolina ...... L 0-2 N. 2 MERCER ...... W 2-0 O. 11 Central Florida # ...... L 0-3 O. 27 GEORGIA ...... L 1-3 O. 30 Maryland ...... L 0-2 N. 2 NORTH GEORGIA ...... W 2-0 O. 11 South Alabama # ...... L 1-3 O. 29 FURMAN ...... L 2-3 O. 30 Duke ...... L 0-2 N. 4 Maryland ...... L 0-3 O. 12 UAB # ...... L 0-3 O. 30 AUGUSTA ...... W 3-0 N. 3 Augusta ...... W 2-0 N. 5 Virginia ...... L 0-3 O. 12 Stetson # ...... L 0-3 N. 2 Mercer ...... W 3-0 O. 15 Georgia State ...... W 2-1 N. 3 Georgia State ...... W 3-1 O. 19 VIRGINIA ...... L 0-3 N. 4 AUBURN ...... L 0-3 O. 21 WESTERN CAROLINA ...... L 0-3 N. 6 NC STATE ...... L 0-3 O. 22 CLEMSON ...... L 0-3 N. 9 WESTERN CAROLINA ...... W 3-1 O. 25 SOUTH FLORIDA ...... L 0-3 N. 10 UAB ...... L 0-3 O. 25 UT-CHATTANOOGA ...... L 0-3 N. 12 Duke ...... L 0-3 O. 26 NC STATE ...... L 0-3 N. 13 North Carolina ...... L 0-3 O. 29 GEORGIA ...... L 0-3 N. 15 TENNESSEE TECH ...... W 3-2 N. 2 Maryland ...... L 0-3 N. 20 North Carolina @ ...... L 0-3 N. 5 UAB ...... L 0-3 N. 7 Duke ...... L 0-3 % Jacksonville Tournament N. 8 North Carolina ...... L 0-3 # UNC Charlotte Tournament N. 15 MOREHEAD STATE ...... L 0-3 @ ACC Tournament N. 19 West Georgia ...... L 1-3 N. 22 Duke @ ...... L 0-3 1988 (20-16, 0-6 ACC) Coach: Judy Sackfield % Alabama-Birmingham Tournament S. 13 Coastal Carolina ...... W 3-0 # Central Florida Tournament S. 13 South Carolina State ...... W 3-0 @ ACC Tournament S. 14 Furman ...... W 3-0 S. 17 Davidson ...... W 3-0 1986 (8-20, 0-7 ACC) S. 17 East Carolina ...... W 3-0 Coach: Judy Sackfield S. 20 Winthrop ...... W 3-1 S. 23 UNC-Asheville ...... W 3-1 S. 22 Georgia % ...... L 1-3 S. 24 Furman ...... W 3-1 S. 23 Georgia State % ...... W 3-0 S. 30 WESTERN CAROLINA ...... L 0-3 S. 23 Mercer % ...... W 3-0 O. 1 Georgia State ...... W 3-1 S. 24 Augusta % ...... W 3-0 O. 3 Wake Forest ...... L 0-3 S. 27 UNC Asheville ...... W 3-0 O. 4 NC State ...... L 0-3 S. 28 Samford ...... W 3-0 1980 - First Volleyball Team O. 7 at UAB ...... L 0-3 O. 2 DUKE ...... L 1-3

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O. 5 Augusta ...... W 3-0 O. 3 Auburn ...... L 0-3 O. 7 Virginia ...... L 0-3 O. 6 NORTH CAROLINA ...... L 1-3 O. 8 Liberty ...... L 1-3 O. 7 DUKE ...... L 0-3 O. 8 James Madison ...... W 3-1 O. 9 Furman ...... L 1-3 O. 11 GEORGIA STATE ...... W 3-0 O. 13 Evansville ^ ...... L 0-3 O. 12 UAB ...... L 2-3 O. 13 East Tennessee State ^ ...... L 1-3 O. 15 Tennessee Tech ...... W 3-1 O. 14 Tennessee Tech ^ ...... L 0-3 O. 18 Clemson ...... L 2-3 O. 16 Clemson ...... L 0-3 O. 19 SAMFORD ...... W 3-0 O. 20 at UNC Charlotte! ...... L 0-3 O. 21 East Tennessee State ...... W 3-0 O. 30 Western Carolina ...... L 0-3 O. 24 UAB ...... L 1-3 O. 22 Georgia Southern ...... W 3-0 O. 25 WESTERN CAROLINA ...... W 3-1 O. 23 Mercer ...... W 3-0 O. 27 Mercer ...... W 3-0 O. 28 MARYLAND ...... L 0-3 O. 29 NORTH CAROLINA ...... L 0-3 O. 30 WESTERN CAROLINA ...... L 0-3 O. 30 CINCINNATI ...... L 1-3 N. 2 NC State ...... L 0-3 N. 2 Western Carolina ...... L 2-3 N. 3 Winthrop ...... L 0-3 N. 5 MARYLAND ...... L 1-3 N. 5 SOUTH CAROLINA ...... L 1-3 N. 8 Georgia ...... L 0-3 N. 9 James Madison ...... L 0-3 N. 9 Georgia Southern ...... W 3-0 N. 10 Virginia ...... L 0-3 N. 11 NC STATE ...... L 0-3 N. 10 Virginia Tech+ ...... L 0-3 N. 12 UNC Charlotte ...... L 2-3 N. 14 Georgia ...... L 0-3 N. 14 AUBURN ...... L 0-3 N. 16 Duke & ...... L 0-3 N. 19 North Carolina @ ...... L 0-3 1991 Yellow Jackets % Peach State Tournament % Peach State Tournament @ New Orleans/Days Inn Classic @ ACC Tournament # UNC Charlotte/Tachikara Invitational S. 12 UC-San Diego @ ...... L 0-3 O. 9 MARYLAND ...... W 3-1 ^ Tennessee Tech Invitational S. 12 Morehead State @ ...... W 3-0 O. 15 North Carolina ...... L 2-3 1989 (17-20, 0-6 ACC) & ACC Tournament S. 17 NE LOUISIANA ...... W 3-0 O. 16 Duke ...... L 0-3 Coach: Judy Sackfield ! at Western Carolina S. 18 Western Carolina # ...... W 3-0 O. 20 TENNESSEE ...... L 2-3 S. 13 UNC Asheville ...... W 3-0 +at Virginia S. 18 Stetson # ...... W 3-0 O. 23 NC State ...... W 3-1 S. 15 WINTHROP ...... W 3-0 S. 18 Georgia State # ...... W 3-0 O. 29 NORTH CAROLINA ...... W 3-0 S. 15 SOUTH CAROLINA ST...... W 3-0 1991 (27-9, 3-4 ACC) S. 19 Mercer # ...... W 3-0 O. 30 #22 DUKE ...... L 2-3 S. 19 Mercer ...... W 3-0 Coach: Shelton Collier S. 20 Jacksonville # ...... W 3-0 O. 31 NC A&T ...... W 3-0 S. 22 Alabama % ...... W 3-1 A. 31 UT-Chattanooga ...... W 3-0 S. 23 AUBURN ...... W 3-1 N. 5 #23 FLORIDA STATE ...... W 3-1 S. 22 Southern Mississippi % ...... L 2-3 S. 6 Charleston % ...... W 3-0 S. 26 GEORGIA STATE ...... W 3-0 N. 6 NC STATE ...... W 3-0 S. 23 Sam Houston State % ...... L 0-3 S. 6 South Carolina % ...... W 3-1 S. 26 YALE ...... W 3-0 N. 12 Maryland ...... W 3-0 S. 23 New Orleans % ...... L 0-3 S. 7 Coastal Carolina % ...... W 3-0 S. 29 CLEMSON ...... L 2-3 N. 13 Virginia ...... W 3-1 S. 29 GEORGIA STATE ...... W 3-1 S. 7 USC-Aiken % ...... W 3-0 O. 2 VIRGINIA ...... W 3-0 N. 19 Maryland & ...... L 2-3 S. 29 NC STATE ...... L 0-3 S. 13 Tennessee @ ...... L 2-3 O. 3 MARYLAND ...... W 3-2 D. 3 Kansas ! ...... W 3-0 S. 30 UNC ASHEVILLE ...... W 3-0 S. 14 Mississippi @ ...... L 1-3 O. 7 #19 Georgia ...... L 0-3 D. 3 Louisiana State ! ...... L 1-3 S. 30 SAMFORD ...... W 3-1 S. 17 GEORGIA SOUTHERN ...... W 3-0 O. 10 West Georgia ...... W 3-2 D. 4 Siena ! ...... W 3-0 O. 3 CLEMSON ...... L 0-3 S. 20 at Western Carolina ...... W 3-0 O. 10 Jacksonville State! ...... W 3-0 D. 4 Bowling Green ! ...... W 3-0 O. 4 AUGUSTA ...... W 3-0 S. 21 WINTHROP! ...... W 3-0 O. 10 UNC WILMINGTON ...... W 3-0 O. 6 JAMES MADISON ...... L 0-3 S. 25 WEST GEORGIA ...... W 3-0 O. 10 GEORGIA SOUTHERN ...... W 3-2 % Courtyard by Marriott Classic O. 7 UAB ...... L 1-3 S. 27 Coastal Carolina # ...... W 3-1 O. 11 UT-Chattanooga ...... W 3-1 @ Hawaiian Airlines Classic O. 7 FURMAN ...... W 3-0 S. 27 UNC Charlotte # ...... W 3-1 O. 17 Florida State ...... L 2-3 # Auburn Classic O. 8 GEORGIA SOUTHERN ...... W 3-0 S. 28 UNC Wilmington # ...... W 3-1 O. 18 Mercer ...... W 3-0 ^Georgia State Invitational O. 10 Western Carolina ...... W 3-2 S. 28 Nicholls State # ...... W 3-2 O. 20 GEORGIA STATE ...... W 3-0 & ACC Tournament O. 13 Maryland ...... L 0-3 O. 1 Georgia State ...... W 3-1 O. 30 Duke ...... L 0-3 ! NIVC Tournament O. 13 Syracuse ...... L 0-3 O. 4 Georgetown ...... L 2-3 O. 31 North Carolina ...... L 2-3 O. 14 Southern Mississippi ...... W 3-1 O. 5 Maryland ...... L 1-3 N. 7 NC STATE ...... W 3-2 1994 (26-9, 11-3 ACC) O. 14 South Carolina ...... L 0-3 O. 10 CLEMSON ...... L 2-3 N. 10 Clemson ...... W 3-1 Coach: Shelton Collier O. 16 Georgia State ...... W 3-2 O. 12 WESTERN CAROLINA ...... W 3-0 N. 13 SW TEXAS ^ ...... W 3-0 ACC Regular Season Champions O. 18 GEORGIA ...... L 1-3 O. 15 GEORGIA ...... L 2-3 N. 14 GEORGE MASON ^ ...... W 3-0 NCAA Second Round O. 20 VIRGINIA ...... L 1-3 O. 18 Charleston ^ ...... W 3-0 N. 14 UNC-Charlotte ^ ...... W 3-0 S. 1 Charleston Southern % ...... W 3-0 O. 26 WESTERN CAROLINA ...... L 1-3 O. 18 UNC Greensboro ^ ...... W 3-0 N. 20 North Carolina & ...... L 1-3 S. 1 UNC Charlotte % ...... W 3-0 O. 27 TENNESSEE TECH ...... W 3-2 O. 19 Lake Erie ^ ...... W 3-2 S. 2 Tennessee Tech @ ...... W 3-1 O. 27 EAST CAROLINA ...... L 1-3 O. 19 Davidson ^ ...... W 3-0 % Coastal Carolina Beach Classic S. 2 Davidson @ ...... W 3-0 O. 31 Auburn ...... L 1-3 O. 19 Winthrop ^ ...... W 3-0 @ UC-Santa Barbara Invitational S. 2 William & Mary @ ...... W 3-0 N. 3 Duke ...... L 0-3 O. 23 UT-CHATTANOOGA ...... W 3-1 # Georgia State Invitational S. 3 East Tennessee State @ ...... W 3-0 N. 4 North Carolina ...... L 0-3 O. 26 NC STATE ...... W 3-0 ^Courtyard by Marriott Classic S. 3 Davidson ...... W 3-0 N. 7 AUBURN ...... L 0-3 O. 27 VIRGINIA ...... W 3-1 & ACC Tournament S. 7 #16 Notre Dame ...... L 0-3 N. 11 MERCER ...... W 3-0 N. 1 Duke ...... L 0-3 ! at West Georgia S. 9 #1 Stanford ^ ...... L 0-3 N. 11 UNC-CHARLOTTE ...... W 3-1 N. 2 North Carolina ...... L 0-3 S. 10 #21 Illinois ^ ...... L 0-3 N. 13 Samford ...... L 1-3 N. 5 GEORGIA STATE ...... W 3-0 1993 (25-13, 8-6 ACC) S. 11 #21 Illinois ...... L 1-3 N. 18 Duke @ ...... L 0-3 N. 10 FLORIDA STATE ...... W 3-2 Coach: Shelton Collier S. 17 ALABAMA ! ...... W 3-1 N. 12 MERCER ...... W 3-2 NIVC Participant S. 18 AUBURN ! ...... W 3-2 % New Orleans/Days Inn Classic N. 22 NC State & ...... W 3-2 S. 1 UT-CHATTANOOGA ...... W 3-0 S. 23 Virginia ...... W 3-0 @ ACC Tournament N. 23 Duke & ...... L 0-3 S. 1 Georgia State ...... W 3-0 S. 24 Maryland ...... L 1-3 S. 4 EAST CAROLINA % ...... W 3-0 S. 28 CLEMSON ...... W 3-0 1990 (8-30, 0-6 ACC) % Coastal Carolina Beach Classic S. 4 DAVIDSON % ...... W 3-0 O. 1 Florida State ...... W 3-0 Coach: Judy Sackfield @ Hilton Head Super Smash Tournament S. 4 COASTAL CAROLINA % ...... W 3-0 O. 6 CENTRAL FLORIDA ...... W 3-0 S. 12 UNC Asheville ...... W 3-0 # UNC Charlotte/Tachikara Invitational S. 5 EAST CAROLINA % ...... W 3-0 O. 9 FLORIDA ATLANTIC ...... W 3-0 S. 15 BAPTIST % ...... W 3-1 ^ Davidson Invitational S. 9 #14 Hawaii @ ...... L 0-3 O. 11 Clemson ...... L 0-3 S. 16 TENNESSEE TECH % ...... L 0-3 & ACC Tournament S. 10 #4 UCLA @ ...... L 1-3 O. 14 VIRGINIA ...... W 3-1 S. 18 South Carolina State ...... W 3-1 ! at Marist School S. 11 #12 Penn State @ ...... L 0-3 O. 15 MARYLAND ...... W 3-0 S. 19 at UAB ...... L 0-3 S. 17 Western Carolina # ...... W 3-0 O. 21 North Carolina ...... W 3-1 S. 21 Nicholls State @ ...... W 3-2 1992 (30-10, 4-3 ACC) S. 17 South Alabama # ...... W 3-0 O. 22 #18 Duke ...... L 0-3 S. 21 New Orleans @ ...... L 0-3 Coach: Shelton Collier S. 18 Auburn # ...... W 3-1 O. 26 GEORGIA STATE ...... W 3-0 S. 21 Sam Houston State @ ...... L 0-3 S. 2 UT-Chattanooga ...... W 3-0 S. 22 GEORGIA STATE ...... W 3-0 O. 28 NC State ...... W 3-0 S. 22 Tennessee Tech @ ...... L 0-3 S. 4 Campbell % ...... W 3-0 S. 25 #25 Florida State ...... L 0-3 N. 3 #22 DUKE ...... W 3-2 S. 22 Middle Tennessee State @ ...... W 3-0 S. 4 Appalachian State % ...... W 3-1 S. 28 CLEMSON ...... L 0-3 N. 4 NORTH CAROLINA ...... W 3-0 S. 25 GEORGIA STATE ...... L 1-3 S. 5 UNC Greensboro % ...... W 3-1 O. 1 Georgia State ^ ...... W 3-0 N. 7 Georgia State ...... W 3-0 S. 28 Western Carolina# ...... W 3-1 S. 5 VCU % ...... W 3-2 O. 2 Samford ^ ...... W 3-0 N. 11 NC STATE ...... W 3-1 S. 28 Appalachian State # ...... L 1-3 S. 5 at Coastal Carolina ...... W 3-0 O. 2 Florida Atlantic ^ ...... W 3-1 N. 12 FLORIDA STATE ...... W 3-0 S. 29 Furman # ...... L 1-3 S. 9 at #20 Pepperdine ...... L 1-3 O. 3 KENTUCKY ...... L 2-3 N. 18 NC State & ...... W 3-0 S. 29 UNC Charlotte # ...... L 0-3 S. 11 Montana @ ...... L 0-3 O. 5 Clemson ...... L 0-3 N. 19 Clemson & ...... L 0-3 O. 1 Georgia State ...... L 0-3 S. 11 Cal St. Northridge @ ...... L 0-3 O. 8 VIRGINIA ...... W 3-0

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60 YEAR-BY-Y EAR RESULTS

N. 30 GEORGE MASON + ...... W 3-1 O. 13 FLORIDA STATE ...... W 3-1 O. 18 Wake Forest ...... W 3-0 D. 3 #3 UCLA $ ...... L 0-3 O. 19 Duke ...... L 0-3 O. 23 CLEMSON ...... W 3-0 % UNC Charlotte Tournament O. 25 CENTRAL FLORIDA ...... W 3-0 @ Davidson Invitational N. 1 VIRGINIA ...... W 3-1 ^Illinois Classic N. 2 MARYLAND ...... L 1-3 ! Courtyard by Marriott Classic N. 4 Georgia State ...... W 3-0 & ACC Tournament N. 8 NC State ...... W 3-2 +NCAA First Round N. 9 North Carolina ...... L 1-3 $ NCAA Second Round N. 15 DUKE ...... W 3-0 N. 16 WAKE FOREST ...... W 3-0 1995 (29-7, 12-2 ACC) N. 22 FLORIDA STATE & ...... W 3-0 Coach: Shelton Collier N. 23 DUKE & ...... W 3-0 ACC Regular Season Champions N. 24 #22 MARYLAND & ...... L 0-3 ACC Tournament Champions D. 4 COASTAL CAROLINA + ...... W 3-0 NCAA Second Round D. 8 #7 Penn State $ ...... L 0-3 S. 1 Kentucky % ...... W 3-1 S. 2 #10 Ohio State % ...... L 0-3 % Kentucky Classic S. 3 #12 Colorado % ...... W 3-2 @ Furman Invitational S. 7 N.E. Illinois ...... W 3-0 ^Minnesota Invitational S. 8 #22 Illinois @ ...... L 0-3 # Courtyard by Marriott Classic S. 9 #5 Stanford @ ...... L 2-3 & ACC Tournament S. 10 DePaul ...... W 3-0 + NCAA First Round S. 10 Chicago State ...... W 3-0 $ NCAA Second Round 2002 Yellow Jackets S. 14 AUBURN ...... W 3-2 S. 16 Boston College ^ ...... W 3-0 1997 (19-15, 10-6 ACC) S. 27 FLORIDA STATE ...... W 3-1 O. 15 Florida A&M ...... W 3-0 S. 16 Providence ^ ...... W 3-0 Coach: Shelton Collier S. 29 NC STATE ...... W 3-0 O. 20 WAKE FOREST ...... W 3-1 S. 17 PROVIDENCE ^ ...... W 3-0 A. 29 #5 Long Beach State % ...... L 0-3 O. 2 Maryland ...... W 3-2 O. 21 DUKE ...... W 3-2 S. 17 BOSTON COLLEGE ^ ...... W 3-0 A. 30 #9 UC-Santa Barbara % ...... L 1-3 O. 3 Virginia ...... L 1-3 O. 27 Clemson ...... W 3-0 S. 22 FLORIDA STATE ...... W 3-1 S. 1 Pepperdine ...... L 0-3 O. 9 WAKE FOREST ...... W 3-0 N. 3 Maryland ...... W 3-0 S. 23 NORTH CAROLINA ...... W 3-1 S. 2 Cal. State Fullerton ...... W 3-2 O. 10 DUKE ...... W 3-2 N. 4 Virginia ...... L 2-3 S. 26 Clemson ...... L 2-3 S. 5 BETHUNE COOKMAN ...... W 3-0 O. 14 Clemson ...... L 0-3 N. 7 NC STATE ...... W 3-0 S. 29 Maryland ...... L 1-3 S. 5 FURMAN @ ...... W 3-0 O. 20 Wake Forest ...... W 3-2 N. 10 FLORIDA STATE ...... L 1-3 S. 30 Virginia ...... W 3-0 S. 6 MERCER @ ...... W 3-1 O. 25 Duke ...... W 3-0 N. 11 NORTH CAROLINA ...... W 3-2 O. 6 Florida State ...... W 3-0 S. 6 MINNESOTA @ ...... L 0-3 O. 27 CLEMSON ...... W 3-1 N. 16 NC State & ...... W 3-0 O. 10 CLEMSON ...... W 3-0 S. 10 Illinois State ...... L 2-3 O. 30 Florida State ...... L 0-3 N. 17 Duke & ...... L 2-3 O. 13 #8 NOTRE DAME ...... W 3-2 S. 12 Illinois ^ ...... L 0-3 N. 3 MERCER ...... W 3-0 N. 24 Georgia ...... W 3-0 O. 15 #11 TEXAS ...... L 0-3 S. 13 Duke ^ ...... L 0-3 N. 6 VIRGINIA ...... L 2-3 D. 1 Colorado + ...... L 1-3 O. 17 Georgia State ...... W 3-0 S. 14 Wisc.-Milwaukee ...... L 0-3 N. 7 MARYLAND ...... W 3-1 O. 20 MARYLAND ...... W 3-0 S. 19 NORTH FLORIDA ...... W 3-0 N. 12 NC State ...... W 3-0 % Davidson Invitational O. 21 VIRGINIA ...... W 3-0 S. 20 GEORGIA STATE ...... W 3-0 N. 13 North Carolina ...... L 0-3 @ Courtyard by Marriott Classic O. 27 Duke ...... W 3-2 S. 20 SMU ...... W 3-0 N. 21 Clemson & ...... L 2-3 ^ Colorado State/Coors Light Classic O. 28 NC State ...... W 3-1 S. 26 DUKE ...... L 1-3 N. 27 Georgia ...... L 1-3 & ACC Tournament O. 31 GEORGIA STATE ...... W 3-0 S. 27 WAKE FOREST ...... W 3-1 + NCAA First Round N. 5 North Carolina ...... W 3-0 S. 30 Clemson ...... L 1-3 % Pacific-Nike Invitational N. 10 DUKE ...... W 3-0 O. 5 Florida State ...... L 1-3 @ Courtyard by Marriott Classic 2001 (19-8, 12-4 ACC) N. 11 NC STATE ...... W 3-1 O. 10 NC State ...... W 3-0 ^ Furman Invitational Coach: Shelton Collier N. 16 Virginia & ...... W 3-0 O. 11 North Carolina ...... W 3-2 & ACC Tournament NCAA First Round N. 17 North Carolina & ...... W 3-0 O. 17 MARYLAND ...... L 2-3 A.31 Texas Tech % ...... W 3-0 N. 18 Maryland & ...... W 3-0 O. 18 VIRGINIA ...... L 2-3 1999 (17-14, 6-10 ACC) A. 31 #21 Utah % ...... L 0-3 O. 24 NORTH CAROLINA ...... W 3-2 Coach: Shelton Collier S. 1 Rhode Island % ...... W 3-0 N. 29 SIENA (25) + ...... W 3-0 S. 3 Texas-El Paso & ...... W 3-0 S. 7 #12 COLORADO STATE @ ..... L 1-3 D. 3 #12 Penn St. (26) $ ...... L 0-3 O. 25 FLORIDA STATE ...... W 3-1 S. 4 Arkansas-Little Rock & ...... W 3-0 S. 8 LSU @ ...... W 3-0 O. 26 N.C. STATE ...... W 3-0 S. 4 Texas-Arlington & ...... W 3-0 S. 9 GEORGETOWN @ ...... W 3-0 % Powerbar Colorado Invitational O. 31 Virginia ...... W 3-0 S. 10 SOUTH CAROLINA @ ...... L 2-3 S. 18 DUKE ...... L 2-3 @ Mizuno USA Cup N. 1 Maryland ...... L 2-3 S. 10 #9 UC-SANTA BARBARA @ ...... L 0-3 S. 22 FLORIDA STATE ...... W 3-0 ^ Courtyard by Marriott Classic N. 6 CLEMSON ...... W 3-1 S. 11 VIRGINIA TECH @ ...... W 3-0 S. 23 WAKE FOREST ...... W 3-1 & ACC Tournament N. 14 Wake Forest ...... W 3-0 S. 11 ARIZONA STATE @ ...... L 0-3 S.. 28 CLEMSON ...... W 3-0 + NCAA First Round N. 15 Duke ...... W 3-0 S. 14 GEORGIA STATE ...... W 3-0 O. 2 NC State ...... W 3-1 $ NCAA Second Round N. 21 North Carolina & ...... W 3-2 S. 16 ILLINOIS STATE ...... W 3-1 O. 7 North Carolina ...... L 0-3 N. 22 Florida State & ...... W 3-1 S. 17 Winthrop ^ ...... W 3-0 O. 12 MARYLAND ...... W 3-2 1996 (32-8, 11-5 ACC) N. 23 Clemson & ...... L 1-3 S. 17 Air Force ^ ...... W 3-0 O. 13 VIRGINIA ...... W 3-0 Coach: Shelton Collier S. 18 Belmont ^ ...... W 3-0 O. 14 ARKANSAS ...... W 3-1 NCAA Second Round % Long Beach State Invitational S. 18 Alabama ^ ...... W 3-1 O. 19 Wake Forest ...... W 3-2 A. 30 Cincinnati % ...... W 3-1 @ Courtyard by Marriott Classic S. 24 Wake Forest ...... W 3-1 O. 20 Duke ...... L 1-3 A. 31 Miami-Ohio % ...... W 3-1 ^ Mizuno USA Cup S. 28 Duke ...... W 3-1 O. 23 Clemson ...... W 3-1 A. 31 Kentucky % ...... W 3-1 & ACC Tournament O. 1 #13 CLEMSON ...... L 1-3 O. 27 Florida A&M ...... W 3-1 S. 5 Furman @ ...... W 3-0 O. 5 NORTH CAROLINA ...... L 1-3 O. 28 Florida State ...... L 2-3 S. 5 Western Carolina @ ...... W 3-0 1998 (22-13, 10-6 ACC) O. 8 NC STATE ...... L 2-3 N. 2 NORTH CAROLINA ...... W 3-2 S. 6 UNC Asheville @ ...... W 3-0 Coach: Shelton Collier O. 9 FLORIDA STATE ...... W 3-0 N. 3 NC STATE ...... W 3-0 S. 6 Jacksonville State @ ...... W 3-0 S. 2 Arizona State ...... L 1-3 O. 15 Virginia ...... L 1-3 N. 9 Virginia ...... W 3-0 S. 6 College of Charleston @ ...... W 3-0 S. 3 Saint Mary’s ...... L 1-3 O. 16 Maryland ...... L 2-3 N. 10 Maryland ...... W 3-1 S. 7 College of Charleston @ ...... W 3-0 S. 5 #11 Pacific % ...... L 0-3 O. 22 NC State ...... L 2-3 N. 16 Maryland & ...... L 2-3 S. 7 Campbell @ ...... W 3-0 S. 6 #19 Texas A&M % ...... L 1-3 O. 23 #25 North Carolina ...... L 1-3 N. 23 GEORGIA ...... W 3-0 S. 7 UNC Asheville @ ...... W 3-0 S. 6 Creighton % ...... W 3-0 O. 29 MARYLAND ...... W 3-0 D. 1 Louisville + ...... L 2-3 S. 13 Minnesota ^ ...... W 3-2 S. 9 Georgia State ...... L 1-3 O. 30 VIRGINIA ...... W 3-1 S. 14 Arkansas ^ ...... W 3-0 S. 11 TEXAS EL-PASO @ ...... W 3-1 N. 2 #14 Clemson ...... L 0-3 % Utah Classic Tournament S. 14 Marshall ^ ...... W 3-2 S. 12 SOUTH ALABAMA @ ...... W 3-0 N. 7 Florida State ...... W 3-1 @ Courtyard by Marriott Classic S. 20 WISC.-MILWAUKEE # ...... W 3-0 S. 12 TOLEDO @ ...... W 3-0 N. 12 DUKE ...... L 1-3 & ACC Tournament S. 21 WISC.-MILWAUKEE # ...... W 3-1 S. 17 Furman ...... W 3-0 N. 13 WAKE FOREST ...... L 0-3 + NCAA First Round S. 21 AUBURN # ...... L 1-3 S. 18 South Carolina State ^ ...... W 3-0 N. 19 Wake Forest & ...... L 0-3 S. 25 Clemson ...... W 3-0 S. 18 Alabama-Birmingham ^ ...... W 3-0 N. 26 GEORGIA ...... W 3-1 2002 (33-6, 13-3 ACC) S. 29 Florida State ...... W 3-1 S. 18 William and Mary ^ ...... W 3-1 Coach: Bond Shymansky O. 4 Maryland ...... L 1-3 S. 19 College of Charleston^ ...... W 3-0 % Jason’s Deli/UT- Arlington Tournament ACC Tournament Champions O. 5 Virginia ...... L 1-3 S. 19 Alabama-Birmingham ^ ...... W 3-0 @ Courtyard by Marriott Classic NCAA Second Round O. 9 NORTH CAROLINA ...... W 3-1 S. 19 William and Mary ^ ...... W 3-0 ^ Crimson Tide Classic A. 30 Villanova % ...... W 3-0 O. 12 NC STATE ...... W 3-1 S. 25 NORTH CAROLINA ...... L 1-3 & ACC Tournament A. 30 Rice % ...... W 3-0 A. 31 #14 Northern Iowa % ...... L 1-3 2000 (25-8, 13-3 ACC) A. 31 George Mason % ...... W 3-0 Coach: Shelton Collier S. 6 FLORIDA A&M @ ...... W 3-1 ACC Regular Season Co-Champs S. 6 #22 LOUISVILLE @ ...... W 3-0 NCAA First Round S. 7 MIAMI-OHIO @ ...... W 3-1 S. 1 Davidson ...... W 3-0 S. 10 Georgia ...... W 3-1 S. 1 UNC-Wilmington % ...... W 3-0 S. 13 #19 Michigan State ^ ...... W 3-1 S. 2 Georgia State % ...... W 3-0 S. 14 South Florida ^ ...... L 2-3 S. 2 Davidson % ...... W 3-1 S. 14 #24 Kansas State ^ ...... W 3-1 S. 8 #10 MINNESOTA @ ...... L 1-3 S. 17 Georgia State ...... W 3-0 S. 9 COASTAL CAROLINA @ ...... W 3-0 S. 17 Chattanooga ...... W 3-0 S. 10 #9 PACIFIC @ ...... L 2-3 S. 20 ALABAMA ! ...... W 3-2 S. 12 Georgia State ...... W 3-0 S. 21 FLA. INTL ! ...... W 3-0 S. 12 UT-Chattanooga ...... W 3-0 S. 21 CORNELL ! ...... W 3-0 S. 15 Loyola-Chicago ^ ...... W 3-0 S. 27 Maryland ...... W 3-1 S. 16 Massachusetts ^ ...... W 3-0 S. 28 Virginia ...... W 3-0 S. 16 #3 Colorado State ^ ...... L 0-3 O. 1 NC STATE ...... W 3-0 S. 22 North Carolina ...... L 2-3 O. 5 #11 NORTH CAROLINA ...... L 2-3 S. 23 NC State ...... W 3-1 O. 6 FLORIDA STATE ...... W 3-2 S. 29 VIRGINIA ...... W 3-1 O. 11 Clemson ...... W 3-2 S. 30 MARYLAND ...... W 3-1 O. 15 Duke ...... L 2-3 O. 4 Wake Forest ...... W 3-0 O. 19 Wake Forest ...... W 3-1 O. 6 Duke ...... W 3-0 O. 25 VIRGINIA ...... W 3-0 O. 10 CLEMSON ...... W 3-0 O. 26 MARYLAND ...... W 3-1 1995 Yellow Jackets O. 13 Florida State ...... W 3-2 N. 1 #13 North Carolina ...... L 2-3

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A LL-T IME COACHING RECORDS

David Houser (1980-81) 43-36 (.544) 1980 23-16 (.589) 1981 20-20 (.500)

Mary Ann Ingram (1982-83) 25-40 (.385) 1982 23-16 (.579) 1983 3-24 (.111)

Terry Chambers (1984) 4-22 (.154) 1984 4-22 (.154)

2003 Yellow Jackets Judy Sackfield (1985-90) 75-132 (.362) 1985 4-26 (.133) N. 2 NC State ...... W 3-0 S. 11 TENNESSEE TECH ^ ...... W 3-0 1986 8-20 (.286) N. 5 CLEMSON ...... W 3-1 S. 12 OHIO STATE ^ ...... L 0-3 N. 8 Florida State ...... W 3-0 S. 17 Miami (Ohio)! ...... W 3-0 1987 18-20 (.473) N. 10 Florida A&M ...... W 3-0 S. 18 Middle Tenn. State ! ...... W 3-0 1988 20-16 (.556) N. 15 WAKE FOREST ...... W 3-0 S. 19 IPFW ! ...... W 3-0 N. 16 DUKE ...... W 3-1 S. 24 NORTH CAROLINA ...... W 3-0 1989 17-20 (.459) N. 22 WAKE FOREST & ...... W 3-0 S. 25 NC STATE ...... W 3-0 1990 8-30 (.211) N. 23 DUKE & ...... W 3-1 S. 28 Clemson ...... W 3-1 N. 24 FLORIDA STATE & ...... W 3-1 O. 3 Virginia Tech ...... W 3-0 N. 29 FLORIDA A&M ...... W 3-0 O. 8 Wake Forest ...... W 3-0 D. 5 Florida A&M + ...... W 3-0 O. 9 Duke ...... W 3-0 Shelton Collier (1991-01) 271-114 (.704) D. 6 #10 Minnesota ~ ...... L 1-3 O. 15 VIRGINIA ...... W 3-1 1991 27-9 (.750) O. 16 MARYLAND ...... W 3-0 % George Mason Invitational O. 19 Georgia State ...... W 3-1 1992 30-10 (.750) @ Courtyard by Marriott Classic O. 22 NC State ...... W 3-0 1993 25-13 (.658) ^ South Florida Tournament O. 23 North Carolina ...... W 3-1 ! Georgia Tech Invitational O. 29 FLORIDA STATE ...... W 3-1 1994 26-9 (.743) & ACC Tournament O. 30 MIAMI ...... W 3-0 1995 29-7 (.750) + NCAA First Round N. 1 UCF ...... W 3-0 ~ NCAA Second Round N. 5 DUKE ...... W 3-0 1996 32-8 (.800) N. 7 WAKE FOREST ...... W 3-0 1997 19-15 (.559) 2003 (34-4, 15-1 ACC) N. 12 Maryland ...... W 3-0 Coach: Bond Shymansky N. 13 Virginia ...... W 3-0 1998 22-13 (.657) ACC Regular Season Champions N. 19 Clemson & ...... L 1-3 1999 17-14 (.548) NCAA Region Final N. 23 Georgia ...... W 3-0 A. 29 NORTHWESTERN % ...... W 3-0 N. 26 WINTHROP ...... W 3-0 2000 25-8 (.758) A. 30 COASTAL CAROLINA % ...... W 3-0 D. 3 GEORGIA + ...... W 3-0 A. 30 ALABAMA % ...... W 3-0 D. 4 #16 UCSB ~ ...... W 3-0 2001 19-8 (.704) S. 5 Temple @ ...... W 3-0 D. 10 #4 Minnesota = ...... L 2-3 S. 7 Western Michigan @ ...... W 3-0 S. 12 #17 Michigan St. ^ ...... W 3-0 % NACWAA Classic Bond Shymansky (2002-Present) 110-32 (.775) S. 13 #13 Santa Clara ^ ...... W 3-0 @ Badger Challenge 2002 33-6 (.846) S. 14 #5 Nebraska ^ ...... W 3-0 ^ Georgia Tech Invitational S. 19 #24 WISCONSIN! ...... W 3-2 ! Miami University Invitational 2003 34-4 (.895) S. 20 WESTERN CAROLINA ! ...... W 3-0 & ACC Tournament 2004 27-7 (.794) S. 20 SOUTH FLORIDA ! ...... W 3-0 + NCAA First Round S. 23 NC State ...... W 3-0 ~ NCAA Second Round 2005 16-15 (.516) S. 28 North Carolina ...... W 3-0 = NCAA Region Semifinals O. 3 MARYLAND ...... W 3-1 O. 4 GEORGIA STATE ...... W 3-0 2005 (16-15, 12-10 ACC) O. 4 VIRGINIA ...... W 3-0 Coach: Bond Shymansky O. 10 Wake Forest ...... W 3-0 S. 2 Northwestern % ...... L 0-3 O. 11 Duke ...... W 3-0 S. 2 #17 Arizona % ...... L 0-3 O. 14 Clemson ...... W 3-0 S. 3 Winthrop% ...... W 3-1 O. 18 Florida State ...... W 3-0 S. 9 GEORGE WASHINGTON^ ...... W 3-1 O. 24 NORTH CAROLINA ...... W 3-1 S. 10 LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY^ .... W 3-1 O. 25 NC STATE ...... W 3-1 S. 11 WESTERN KENTUCKY ^ ...... L 0-3 O. 31 Virginia ...... W 3-0 S. 17 Michigan! ...... L 0-3 N. 1 Maryland ...... L 2-3 S. 18 Georgia! ...... L 0-3 N. 4 DUKE ...... W 3-0 S. 23 WAKE FOREST ...... W 3-1 N. 8 FLORIDA STATE ...... W 3-0 S. 24 DUKE ...... L 1-3 N. 9 WAKE FOREST ...... W 3-0 S. 30 Florida State ...... W 3-2 N. 12 GEORGIA ...... W 3-0 O. 2 Miami ...... W 3-2 N. 15 CLEMSON ...... W 3-1 O. 7 #25 MARYLAND ...... W 3-2 N. 21 Florida State & ...... W 3-1 O. 8 GEORGIA STATE ...... W 3-0 N. 22 Virginia & ...... W 3-0 O. 8 BOSTON COLLEGE ...... W 3-0 N. 23 Maryland & ...... L 1-3 O. 14 North Carolina ...... L 0-3 N. 28 Long Beach St. * ...... L 2-3 O. 15 NC State ...... W 3-1 N. 29 San Jose State * ...... W 3-0 O. 18 CLEMSON ...... W 3-0 D. 4 ALABAMA A&M + ...... W 3-0 O. 21 VIRGINIA TECH ...... W 3-2 D. 5 FLORIDA A&M ~ ...... W 3-0 O. 22 VIRGINIA ...... W 3-2 D. 12 #8 California = ...... W 3-1 O. 28 Duke ...... L 0-3 D. 13 #2 Hawaii ? ...... L 1-3 O. 29 Wake Forest ...... L 1-3 N. 4 MIAMI ...... L 0-3 % Courtyard by Marriott Classic N. 5 FLORIDA STATE ...... L 0-3 @ Ohio State Buckeye Classic N. 11 NC STATE ...... W 3-1 ^ US Bank/Arby’s Nebraska Invitational N. 12 NORTH CAROLINA ...... L 1-3 ! Georgia Tech Invitational N. 15 Clemson ...... W 3-2 & ACC Tournament N. 18 Boston College ...... L 1-3 * Baden Thanksgiving Tournament N. 19 Maryland ...... L 1-3 + NCAA First Round N. 25 Virginia Tech ...... L 1-3 ~ NCAA Second Round N. 26 Virginia ...... W 3-1 = NCAA Region Semifinals ? NCAA Region Finals % Four Points University Plaza Wildcat Classic ^ Georgia Tech Renaissance Invitational 2004 (27-7, 16-0 ACC) ! University of Georgia Tournament Coach: Bond Shymansky ACC Regular Season Champions NCAA Region Semifinals A. 27 #1 USC % ...... L 0-3 A. 28 #11 Colorado State% ...... L 1-3 S. 3 Purdue @ ...... L 1-3 S. 4 #23 Wisconsin @ ...... L 2-3 S. 10 XAVIER^ ...... W 3-0 2005 Yellow Jackets

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AAA HHH Organ, Erica ...... 1990-91-92-93 Abery, Sheila ...... 1984-85-87 Haught, Emily ...... 1989 Orr, Jennifer ...... 1993-94-95-96 ALL-T IME CAPTAINS Adler, Courtney ...... 1999-00 Henson, Linda ...... 1981 Anderson, Lynnette ...... 1994-95-96-97 Hess, Amanda ...... 2000-01 PPP 1980 Cindy Filling Annel, Kerry ...... 1992-93-94-95 Hinesley, Kristine ...... 1991-92-93 Pachale, Maja ...... 1998-99-00-01 1981 Cindy Filling Armstrong, Luann ...... 1986 Holder, Sherri ...... 1984 Pap, Dori ...... 2000-01 1982 Sylvia Shuchart Aston, Marisa ...... 2001-02-03-04 Hood, Michelle ...... 1984 Perrou, Beth ...... 1992-93 1983 Sylvia Shuchart Peters, Linda ...... 1988-89-90 1984 Sheila Abery BBB JJJ Pierce, Nicole ...... 2002-03 Banck, Geeske ...... 2000 Jenkins, Melissa ...... 1990-91-92-93 Preiss, Alexandra ...... 2000-01-02-03 1985 Kim Martin Beebe, Jacqui ...... 2003-04 Prida, Liana ...... 1995 1986 Wynne Wycoff Beemsterboer, Jennifer ...... 1987-88-89-90 KKK Propp, Angie ...... 1992-93-94 1987 Robin Swats Bell, Kyleen ...... 1998-99-00-01 Kaminskas, Nikki ...... 2004-05 1988 Lisa Kofskey Bickert, Marta ...... 1993-94 Kandell, Michelle ...... 2005 RRR 1989 Margaret Gales Boulet, Aimee ...... 1995-96-97-98 Kearns, Lee Ann ...... 1981-82-83 Randall, Jennifer ...... 2002-03-04-05 1990 Shannon Shelton Bradley, Heather ...... 1996-97-98 Keating, Jaime ...... 1990-91-92 Robbins, Stephanie ...... 2005 1991 Wendy Malins Brown, Mandy ...... 1983-84 Kellogg, Talisa ...... 2005 Rullman, Laura ...... 1985-86-87-88 1992 Jennifer Castillo Bruton, Bridget ...... 1994 Kofskey, Lisa ...... 1986-87-88-89 Melissa Jenkins Komula, Rochelle ...... 1994-95-96-97 SSS Jennifer Wagner CCC Kray, Lisa ...... 1981-82 Sabo, Amanda ...... 1996-97-98 1993 Cris Omiecinski Carter, Mia ...... 1987 Kuhn, Laura ...... 2001-02-03-04 Sartor, Sandra ...... 1984-85-86-87 Erica Organ Castillo, Jennifer ...... 1991-92 Sauer, Lauren ...... 2001-02-03-04 Jennifer Wagner Clevenger, Carolyn ...... 1996-97-98-99 LLL Schmid, Sharon ...... 1981-82-83 Coman, Angee ...... 1987-88-89-90 Laband, Lindsey ...... 2002-03-04-05 Schorn, Dena ...... 1996-97 1994 Cris Omiecinski Lindsay, Laura ...... 1982 Scott, Sara ...... 1985 Jennifer Wagner DDD Shelby, Christine ...... 1997-98-99-00 1995 Kerry Annel DeMichelis, Laura ...... 2005 MMM Shelton, Shannon ...... 1987-88-89-90 1996 Rochelle Komula Dickerson, Jessica ...... 2000-01 Mabry, Eida ...... 2000 Showers, Abby ...... 2003-04-05 Jennifer Orr Dorminy, Haley ...... 1991-92 Malins, Wendy ...... 1988-89-90-91 Shuchart, Sylvia ...... 1981-82-83-84 1997 Rochelle Komula Drummond, Michelle ...... 1990-91 Martin, Kim ...... 1982-83-84-85 Smith, Carol ...... 1981-82 1998 Carla Gartner Duncan, Rachelle ...... 1981-82 McKee, Sara ...... 1996-97-98-99 Smith, Jennifer ...... 1991 1999 Kyleen Bell Medrow, Amanda ...... 1996-97-98-99 Smith, Jessica ...... 1986-87-88-89 Carolyn Clevenger EEE Mesquita, Tina ...... 2001 Smith, Shellee ...... 1989-90-91 2000 Kyleen Bell Eveland, Kele ...... 2000-01-02-03 Miller, Callie ...... 2005 Stegemann, Ulrike ...... 2 0 0 4 - 0 5 Kele Eveland Miller, Merran ...... 1997-98 Swats, Robin ...... 1985-86-88-89 Teryl Townsend FFF Mills, Melinda ...... 1982 2001 Kyleen Bell Felling, Cindy ...... 1981-82 Matullo, Jennifer ...... 1992-93-94-95 TTT Fitts, Susan ...... 1981-82 Mohs, Katie ...... 2003-04-05 Tebelak, Jennifer ...... 1991-92-93-94 Kele Eveland Moon, Blair ...... 2002 Townsend, Teryl ...... 1996-98-99-00 2002 Kele Eveland GGG Moore, Karla ...... 1991-92 Alexandra Preiss Gales, Margaret ...... 1986-87-88-89 Moran, Alexis ...... 1998-99 VVV Lauren Sauer Gartner, Carla ...... 1995-96-97-98 Moster, Lynnette ...... 2001-02-03-04 Vincent, Keight ...... 2000-01-02-03 2003 Kele Eveland Gergen, Jayme ...... 2001-02-03-04 Jayme Gergen Gergesha, Carol ...... 1986 NNN WWW Alexandra Preiss Gillespie, Jennifer ...... 1988-89 Nachtrieb, Andrea ...... 1993-94-95-96 Wagner, Jennifer ...... 1991-92-93-94 2004 Marisa Aston Golson, Katie ...... 1999 Nedderman, Anna ...... 1998-99 Watson, Lori ...... 1981 Jayme Gergen Gray, Lindsey ...... 2 0 0 4 - 0 5 Niekamp, Allie ...... 2005 Weston, Jaime ...... 1990 Lindsey Laband Griffith, Elaine ...... 1985-86-87-88 Williams, Bessie ...... 1982-83 2005 Lindsey Laband Grubka, Laura ...... 1998-99 OOO Wycoff, Wynne ...... 1985-86-87 Jennifer Randall Grunwald, Heidi ...... 1984 Olein, Danielle ...... 1994-95-96-97 Abby Showers Olszowka, Donna ...... 1984 ZZZ Omiecinski, Cris ...... 1992-93-94-95 Zerbi, Mariangeli ...... 1982-83

Most Improved MVP Best Practice Player Coaches Award Callie Miller Lindsey Laband Katie Mohs Nikki Kaminskas

Presented to the player who has Recognizing a player for her personal Recognizing a player for her stellar efforts Given to the player who embodies the demonstrated the most improvement in achievements and outstanding in practice in the fall and spring season spirit of the game and epitomizes what practice and competition performance it means to be a Yellow Jacket 1991 Haley Dorminy 1991 Wendy Malins 1991 Jennifer Wagner 1991 Melissa Jenkins 1992 Kristine Hinesley 1992 Jennifer Castillo 1992 Jennifer Wagner 1992 Jennifer Matullo 1993 Melissa Jenkins 1993 Cris Omiecinski 1993 Jennifer Orr 1993 Kerry Annel 1994 Andrea Nachtrieb 1994 Kerry Annel 1994 Jennifer Wagner 1994 Jennifer Tebelak 1995 Lynnette Anderson 1995 Andrea Nachtrieb 1995 Rochelle Komula 1995 Jennifer Orr 1996 Heather Bradley 1996 Andrea Nachtrieb 1996 Sara McKee 1996 Teryl Townsend 1997 Danielle Olein 1997 Rochelle Komula 1997 Christine Shelby 1997 Lynnette Anderson 1998 Amanda Sabo 1998 Carla Gartner 1998 Anna Nedderman 1998 Maja Pachale 1999 Anna Nedderman 1999 Maja Pachale 1999 Kyleen Bell 1999 Sara McKee 2000 Alexandra Preiss 2000 Kele Eveland 2000 Courtney Adler 2000 Christine Shelby 2001 Alexandra Preiss 2001 Maja Pachale 2001 Jayme Gergen 2001 Dori Pap 2002 Jayme Gergen 2002 Lynnette Moster 2002 Kele Eveland 2002 Alexandra Preiss 2003 Laura Kuhn 2003 Kele Eveland/Alexandra Preiss 2003 Lindsey Laband 2003 Jayme Gergen 2004 Lindsey Laband 2004 Lynnette Moster 2004 Jayme Gergen 2004 Marisa Aston 2005 Callie Miller 2005 Lindsey Laband 2005 Katie Mohs 2005 Nikki Kaminskas

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