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Emillie Toone School Information Table of Contents Name .......................................................................University of Utah Team Roster ........................................................................... IFC Location .....................................................Salt Lake City, Utah 84112 Quick Facts .................................................................................1 Metro Population .......................................................1,333,914 (36th) Crimson Court ............................................................................2 Elevation ................................................................................. 4,500 ft. Athlete Development ..................................................................3 President .............................................................Dr. Michael K. Young Academic Support ......................................................................4 Athletics Director ............................................................. Dr. Chris Hill Founded ...................................................................................... 1850 Campus Life ...............................................................................5 Enrollment ................................................................................ 29,012 About the University ..................................................................6 Nickname ......................................................................................Utes Salt Lake City .............................................................................7 Colors ....................................................................Crimson and White All-Americans .............................................................................8 Mascot ........................................................Swoop (Red-Tailed Hawk) In the NCAA’s .............................................................................9 Facility (capacity) ............................................. Crimson Court (2,000) International Experience ...........................................................10 Web Site ...............................................................www.UtahUtes.com Conference .................................................................. Mountain West 2006 Schedule ..........................................................................11 Affi liation .....................................................................NCAA Division I 2006 Season Outlook ...............................................................12 Team Information Head Coach Beth Launiere ......................................................14 All-Time Record ............................................................554-456 (.549) Assistant Coach Burt Fuller ......................................................16 All-Time Conference Record ........................................205-182 (.530) 2005 Results .................................................................................23-9 Assistant Coach Heather Olmstead .........................................16 MWC Record/Finish ...............................................................11-5/3rd Volunteer Assistant Jason Stout ...............................................16 MWC Tournament Finish ................................................................ 1st NCAA Tournament Appearances ...................................................... 8 Connie Dangerfi eld ...................................................................17 Last NCAA Appearance .............................................................. 2005 Kate Robison ............................................................................18 Starters Returning/Lost .................................................................. 5/2 Emillie Toone ............................................................................19 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ......................................................... 8/4 Whitney Webb ..........................................................................20 Newcomers ........................................................................................ 4 Lori Baird ..................................................................................21 Shannon Krug ..........................................................................22 Coaching Staff Lacey Lavarias .........................................................................23 Head Coach ...................................................................Beth Launiere Kathryn Lovell ...........................................................................24 Career Record ..............................................322-187, .633 (16 years) Record at Utah/Years ...............................322-187, .633 (16 years) Airial Salvo ................................................................................25 Overall Conference Record .........................................132-90, .595 Hilary Taylor ..............................................................................26 MWC Only Record ........................................................87-23, .791 Sydney Anderson .....................................................................26 Offi ce Phone .............................................................801-581-6843 Chelsey Sandberg ....................................................................26 Alma Mater ............................................................... Aquinas, 1985 Stephanie Hodgman .................................................................27 Assistant Coach .................................................................. Burt Fuller Offi ce Phone .............................................................801-585-3217 Athletics Director Dr. Chris Hill .................................................28 Alma Mater ..........................................................Chico State, 1986 Media Information .....................................................................29 Assistant Coach ......................................................Heather Olmstead Offi ce Phone .............................................................801-581-4397 2005 Recap ..............................................................................30 Alama Mater ......................................................... Utah State, 2002 2005 Mountain West Conference Recap ..................................32 Volunteer Assistant Coach ............................................... Jason Stout About the Mountain West Conference .....................................33 Sports Information Assistant SID/Volleyball Contact ......................................Scott Pettett Single Match Individual/Team Records ....................................34 Offi ce Phone .............................................................801-581-8302 Single Season Records ............................................................34 Cell Phone .................................................................801-580-4502 Individual Season Records .......................................................35 Press Row (Crimson Court) .............................801-585-9560/9561 Utah Individual Career Records ...............................................36 Radio Line ................................................................801-585-9562 NCAA Tournament Records .....................................................37 Associate AD/Sports Information ........................................... Liz Abel Career Record Clubs ................................................................38 Associate SID .......................................................... Mike Lageschulte Utah Yearly Records/Honors ....................................................39 Assistant SID ...................................................................Andy Seeley Records versus opponents .......................................................40 Student Assistants .................................. Jeff Dunn, Heather Harrison Year-By-Year Results ................................................................41 ................................................... Kyle Holbrook, Marcus Malmberg Offi ce Fax ......................................................................801-581-4358 All-Time Ute Roster ..................................................................47 Mailing Address ...........................1825 E. South Campus Drive, Front TV/Radio Roster .....................................................................IBC Salt Lake City, UT 84112 Credits: The 2006 University of Utah Volleyball Media Guide is a product of the Utah sports information offi ce. Writing, design and layout by Scott Pettett, assistant sports information director. Editorial assistance provided by Autumn Wehr sports information assistant. Additional assistance from Josh Fisher. Cover design: Rocky Lindgren. Photography: Steve Wilson, Jaren Wilkey, Tom Smart, Terry Newfarmer, Frank Jensen, the Utah Travel Council, Bring It USA Promotions and the Salt Lake Convention and Visitors Bureau. 2006 MEDIA GUIDE 1 The FriendlyFriendly Confi nes... Nov.Nov. 4, 2005 - Unranked Utah upended No. 12 BrighamBrigham Young,Young, 3-0, in front of a record crowdcrowd of 1,591 fans.fans. The Utes held one of the most potent offensesoffenses in the nation to a mere .172 hitting as theythey racedraced their home winning streak out to 12 matches.matches. Sept. 17, 2004 - The
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