Durango Colorado Fort Lewis College

2007

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DURANGO COLORADO FORT LEWIS COLLEGE

COOLORADOLORADO’S PUUBLICBLIC LIIBERALBERAL ARRTSTS COOLLEGELLEGE Our Vision We strive to be the ﬁ nest public liberal arts college in the western United States.

Our Mission Our mission is to offer an accessible, high quality, baccalaureate liberal arts education to a diverse student population, preparing citizens for the common good in an increasingly complex world.

Highlights Nestled between the Rocky Mountains and canyon country, Durango is the largest city in southwestern Colorado and the • Fort Lewis College offers 86 region’s cultural and business hub. Famous for its outdoor activi- academic specialties for students to ties, Durango also offers a one-of-a-kind learning experience at study. This variety gives students the Fort Lewis College. ability to mold a highly individualized education. With the outdoors as a laboratory, the almost 4,000 students at Fort Lewis College have access to incredible internship an • An AACSB International Accredi- hands-on learning opportunities. Those opportunities, combined tation signifi es a business program with small, personal classes and expert faculty, help students as being among the “Best Business excel and reach their academic and professional goals. Schools in the World.” The Fort Lewis College School of Business Admin- Of Fort Lewis’ almost 4,000 students, many are Native Ameri- istration was the fi rst undergraduate can. The College’s creation was part of a treaty agreement in public liberal arts-based business 1911 when the region’s Indian tribes ceded land to the federal institution to received AACSB accreditation. government. In exchange for the land, the government promised that Fort Lewis College would offer qualifi ed Native Americans • The Fort Lewis College Center of Southwest Studies serves as a mu- tuition-free education in perpetuity. Fort Lewis College contin- seum and research facility. The Center has been honored by the Colo- ues to honor that sacred trust today. rado Commission of Higher Education as a program of excellence in state-funded higher education. At Fort Lewis, we have a defi ned sense of our place in the academic world, as well as a clear vision of our future. • Fort Lewis College is proud of its NCAA Division II 2005 National Men’s Soccer Championship team and 2006 National Mountain Bike Championship team.

• The Community Concert Hall at Fort Lewis College is the premier performing arts venue for southwestern Colorado and the entire Four Corners area, bringing diverse performers from all over the world to Durango.

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explore.fortlewis.edu/prospective MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

Dear Skyhawk Fans, tional experience. It is the balance between the nurturing of the mind and body. Our student-athletics not only refi ne their physi- Welcome to the 2007-2008 athletic sea- cal skills, but also hone their organizational and time manage- son for your Fort Lewis College Skyhawks. ment skills and take on service projects in our community. They Last year, we had the fi nest cumulative ath- truly represent the fi nest expression of a Fort Lewis College letic season in Fort Lewis College history. student. Your attendance and active support I know I speak for the entire College community when I wish at FLC sporting events adds greatly to our athletes, coaches, support staff, and athletic administrators the atmosphere. Our student athletes and the best for this season. We know you will provide our boosters, coaches deeply appreciate your support as Fort Lewis President parents, and fans your very best efforts and much excitement as it enhances the competitive spirit of the Dr. Brad Bartel you show all of us the pride of being a student-athlete at Fort event. It is also a great community-building Lewis College. time, when our College and city bond in a common experience. It Go Skyhawks! is part of the great quality of life we enjoy in Durango. Skyhawk athletics is an integral part of the liberal arts educa- Brad Bartel, President GENERAL Trainer Phone: (970) 247-7576 COACHING STAFF Name of School: Fort Lewis College Equipment Manager: Ed Rifi lato Head Coach: Shelly Aaland Mailing Address: 1000 Rim Drive Equipment Phone: (970) 247-7483 Alma Mater, Year: Fort Lewis, 1999 City/Zip: Durango, CO 81301-3999 Record at FLC, Years: 38-48 (4th year) Enrollment: 3,907 (Fall 2006) SPORTS INFORMATION Career Record, Years: 38-48 (4th year) Founded: 1911; became a 4-year college SID: Andrew Beardsley Volleyball Offi ce Phone: (970) 247-7062 in 1962 SID Offi ce Phone: (970) 247-7441 Best Time/Day to Reach: weekdays Nickname: Skyhawks SID Fax: (970) 247-7655 Assistant Coach: Annie Mortensen School Colors: Navy Blue, Light Blue, Gold SID Cell: (970) 749-6523 Gymnasium: Whalen Athletic Center SID e-mail: [email protected] Capacity: 1,500 Web Site: www.GoSkyhawks.com Affi liation: NCAA Division II Conference: Rocky Mountain Athletic HISTORY Athletic Dept. Phone: (970) 247-7571 First Year of Volleyball: 1969 Athletic Dept. Fax: (970) 247-7655 All-Time Record: 481-517-5 (.482) President: Dr. Brad Bartel NAIA Playoff Record: 11-10 Alma Mater, Year: University of Years in NAIA Tournament: Four Missouri, 1974 NCAA Playoff Record: 0-1 Athletic Director: Kent Stanley Years in NCAA Tournament: One Alma Mater, Year: Trinity Western, 1984 Last Postseason Appearance: Athletic Dir. Phone: (970) 247-7480 11/9/2006 Assistant A.D.: Pam Adams Result: Lost to Metro State 1-3 in the First Alma Mater, Year: Missouri Valley, 1990 Round of the NCAA DII Regionals. Assistant A.D. Phone: (970) 247-7067 Faculty Athletic Rep.: Steve Stovall Athletic Trainer: Wayne Barger

TABLE OF CONTENTS

About Fort Lewis College ...... 1 Player Proﬁ les ...... 8 Message from the President ...... 2 2006 Results/Statistics ...... 12 Athletic Personnel ...... 3-4 2007 Opponents ...... 13 Coaches ...... 5 Match & Single-Season Records ...... 15 Season Outlook & Whalen Athletic Center ...... 6 Career Record & Record vs. Oppoents ...... 16 2007 Roster ...... 7 2007 Schedule ...... 17

2007 Volleyball • 2 ATHLETIC PERSONNEL

K D nity. He also oversaw the major gift aspects of tional Coach of the Year (1999 & 2000). ENT IRECTOR Athletic Development which included funding Besides his collegiate coaching he is also a

S for three major projects highlighted by a new respected veteran of international basketball. TANLEY pressbox and skybox facility at Woodward Field. Stanley has coached in over a dozen coun- Corporate partnerships have grown by almost tries, and has worked with National teams in

OF 100% over his last three years. FYROM-Macedonia (Jr. Men), Poland, Nigeria,

A Prior to Eastern, Stanley served as the and the Netherlands. He continues to be

THLETICS chief enrollment ofﬁ cer at Simpson University sought out as a clinician and team/federation (2000-2001), a selective private university in consultant in Europe and South America. northern California. But for most of his career Stanley earned his undergraduate degree he worked as a college women’s basketball in Psychology and Physical Education from

coach. During his eight year (1987-95) career at Trinity Western University (Langley, BC). A Fresno Pacifi c University (CA), his teams made two year team captain in basketball he also Kent Stanley joined the Skyhawk Athletic fi ve NAIA National Tournament appearances, earned letters in volleyball and soccer. He was Department in the Fall of 2006 as the Director while winning four conference titles. He left a two-time all league selection, and the career of Athletics. Before Fort Lewis, Stanley spent Fresno Pacifi c in 1995 with the most wins and assist leader upon graduation. He was honored fi ve plus years (2001-2006) at Eastern Washing- highest winning percentage of any basketball by his alma mater as one of 50 alums “Who ton University (NCAA I-AA). Stanley oversaw coach in school history. makes a difference”, and was featured in a 2004 record growth in external revenue while manag- At Oklahoma City University, the last place hardcover commemorative book. ing the annual fund, major gifts and corporate team he inherited, won the fi rst of consecu- Stanley earned a graduate degree from partnerships. As the Executive Director of the tive NAIA National championships (1999 & Fresno State in Athletic Administration in 501(c)3 Eagle Athletic Association the Annual 2000) only four years later. Both championship 1988, and has taught at both the graduate and Scholarship Fund Drive he directed raised over seasons were also honored by the Women’s undergraduate levels. $2 million in scholarship funds. Each year the Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) for A native of British Columbia, Canada, Stan- EAA broke its own fundraising: Stanley was having a top twenty-fi ve GPA in the Coaches ley currently resides in Animas Valley with his infl uential in changing the philanthropic culture Association’s Academic Honor Roll. Stanley wife Hollie, a former college administrator, and in the Eastern Washington University commu- was also honored as a two-time NAIA Na- their children; Zachariah(7), and Mikayla(4).

P A role as assistant director of athletics, Adams is the 1997-98, she was a graduate assistant volleyball AM SST head softball coach at Fort Lewis. coach at Fort Hays State, earning a Master of A

. D Adams was hired as the head softball and Science in health and human performance with

DAMS volleyball coach in 1999. In 2001, Adams was a background in sports administration, sports IR named the Rocky Mountain Athletic psychology, and adaptive physical education. .

OF Conference Coach of the Year for softball, Before receiving her Master’s degree, Adams

A after leading the Skyhawks to a 27-17 record; was head coach at Labette Community College a vast change from the previous year when in Parsons, Kans. from 1996-99. She spent the THLETICS the team went 0-40. In her ﬁ ve years with the previous four years as the assistant and head volleyball program, Adams has the third most volleyball and softball coach at Missouri Valley wins in the volleyball program with a 38-98 College (1992-96) where she was also an (.388) record. Her 132 wins on the softball admissions and ﬁ nancial aid counselor. In diamond are the most wins ever gained by a December of 1990, Adams graduated from Fort Lewis College Assistant Director of Fort Lewis College softball coach. Missouri Valley College where she played Athletics Pam Adams was promoted to her cur- Prior to arriving at Fort Lewis College, volleyball and softball and received her rent position and the Senior Women’s Admin- Adams coached softball one year at Southwest undergraduate degree in physical education. istrator in November 2003. In addition to her Community College in Creston, Iowa. From

C A Clayton joined the Skyhawks in May of Athletics. LAYTON SST 2007 as the Assistant Director of Athletics Prior to arriving at Air Force, Clayton . D for External Relations. Prior to Fort Lewis, he worked at the University of Iowa in Des

IR spent eight years with the Air Force Academy Moines. He earned his bachelor degree in Sport Z

. in Colorado Springs, CO. At Air Force he Management from the University of Wisconsin ENNER OF served in numerous positions and concluded - La Crosse 1998 and completed his Master’s

A his tenure at Air Force as the Assistant Athletic of Business Administration in 2007 from the

THLETICS Director for Marketing and Promotions. University of Phoenix - Colorado Springs. Zenner will oversee the Skyhawk Booster Clayton and his wife, Delanee, have two Club on a daily basis and handle all the children, Eastin (4) and Jackson (2). They cur- Skyhawks’ cooperate partnerships. He will rently reside in Bayﬁ eld. also help to market and promote Skyhawk 3 • 2007 Volleyball ATHLETIC PERSONNEL

W H program by the Commission on Accreditation in San Antonio, Texas, and for the US junior EAD AYNE of Allied Health Education Programs (CAA- national basketball team at a qualiﬁ cation tour- HEP). Fort Lewis College is only one of two nament in Santa Rosa, Argentina, in 1994. In A

B schools in the state of Colorado to have an 1999, Barger served as the athletic trainer for THLETIC

ARGER accredited athletic training education program. the US junior men’s basketball team at the Ju- Among his duties as head athletic trainer, nior World Championships in Lisbon, Portugal. Barger supervises as many as 15 student ath- Barger has been certifi ed and involved in letic trainers, instructs exercise science courses, the National Athletic Trainers’ Association for T and is on several committees. more than 25 years in a variety of capacities. RAINER While at UNM, Barger was interim head While iat New Mexico he was licensed in ath- athletic trainer and clinical supervisor for the letic training and served a variety of leadership Lobos for six months during the 1994-95 aca- functions from 1983 until 1995. demic year and served as assistant head athletic He graduated from the University of New Wayne Barger begins his 13th season as trainer at UNM since 1984. Mexico in 1981 with a bachelor’s degree in head athletic trainer at Fort Lewis College. He has extensive experience in athletic physical education and athletic training. He re- Prior to coming to the Skyhawks, he served as training at international and national sporting ceived his master’s degree in physical education an athletic trainer for 10 years at the University events. In 1996, he served as athletic trainer for administration from UNM in 1984. of New Mexico. the US men’s fi eld hockey team at the Centen- When not performing his athletic training Through Barger’s leadership and hard work, nial Olympic Games in Atlanta, GA. He also responsibilities, Barger enjoys rafting, hunting the athletic training education program at Fort served as athletic trainer for basketball and and fl y-fi shing. He and his wife, Karen, have Lewis College became a nationally accredited track & fi eld at the 1993 US Olympic Festival two sons — Chris (20) and Matt (18). S A Athletic Department after working for St. John PORTS

NDREW ATHLETICS PHONE DIRECTORY Fisher College and Cortland State, both located in Western New York for the previous two Department Phone Number ...... (970) 247-7571

I years. Department Fax Number ...... (970) 247-7655 B NFORMATION Beardsley, a former football player and (All numbers are area code 970) EARDSLEY graduate of Cortland State, completed his Athletic Staff bachelor’s degree in Sport Management in President ...... Brad Bartel ...... 247-7100 May 2006 and an internship with the St. John Director of Athletics ...... Kent Stanley ...... 247-7480 Fisher College sports information department. Asst. Dir. of Athletics ...... Pam Adams ...... 247-7067 Asst. Dir. of Athletics ...... Clayton Zenner ....247-7381 He continued to work for the St. John Fisher Business Manager ...... Ken Flint ...... 247-7171 D athletic department until being hired here at Faculty Athletic Rep...... Steve Stovall ...... 247-7445

IR Fort Lewis. Sports Information Dir...... Andrew Beardsley 247-7441

. Beardsley will also be an vital tool for the Dir. of Game Oper...... Colby Smith ...... 247-7517 Equipment Manager ...... Ed Riﬁ lato ...... 247-7483 Andrew Beardsley started in August 2006 as Fort Lewis Athletic Hall of Fame as well as the Compliance Coor...... Hollie Stanley ...... 247-7571 the Sports Information Director at Fort Lewis Athletic Awards Banquet. Head Coaches College. Beardsley joins the Fort Lewis College Beardsley currently resides in Durango. Men’s Basketball ...... Bob Hofman ...... 247-7499 Women’s Basketball ...... Mark Kellogg ...... 247-7607 Cross Country ...... Ken Flint ...... 247-7485 C D he completed an internship for his masters Football ...... Ed Riﬁ lato ...... 247-7483 OLBY IR degree. Smith will also be working hand-in- Golf ...... Bud Andersen ...... 247-8674

. Men’s Soccer ...... Tim Hankinson ....247-7461

OF hand with the Skyhawk Booster Club and

S Women’s Soccer ...... Damian Clarke .... 247-7640 Skyhawk promotions and marketing. G

MITH Softball ...... Pam Adams ...... 247-7067 Smith earned his masters of Sports Ad- Volleyball ...... Shelly Aaland ...... 247-7062 AME ministration from the University of Northern Assistant Coaches Men’s Basketball ...... Bob Pietrack ...... 247-7699

O Colorado in August 2006. During his time at Women’s Basketball ...... Kristen Mattio ...... 247-7390 Northern Colorado, Smith worked on multiple Football ...... Shawn Tucker...... 247-7095 PERATIONS research projects in sports marketing before his ...... Robert DeGuelle .. 247-7482 internship at Fort Lewis...... Matt Lutz ...... 247-7572 Men’s Soccer ...... Gary Hamel ...... 247-6979 Prior to attending Northern Colorado and ...... Oige Kennedy ...... 247-6979 making his way to Durango, Smith graduated Women’s Soccer ...... Kate Stahlin ...... 247-7640 with honors in 2004 from Colorado Univer- Softball ...... Glen Adams ...... 247-7067 sity-Boulder with a undergraduate degree in Volleyball ...... Annie Mortensen ..247-7062 Fort Lewis College Director of Game Club Sports Contacts Operations, Colby Smith, started working with History. Baseball ...... Eric King ...... 799-3502 Skyhawk athletic department in the summer of Smith currently resides in Durango with his Cycling ...... Dave Hagan ...... 247-7460 2006. He worked with athletic development as ﬁ ance, Kelly. Men’s Lacrosse ...... John Robinette ..... 375-7323 Soccer ...... Kirk Mearig ...... 903-4251 2007 Volleyball • 4 COACHES

Former Fort Lewis College volleyball setter record for most aces in a ﬁ ve-game match with

S H Shelly Aaland begins her fourth year at the 10 at New Mexico Highlands on Nov. 4, 1997. HELLY

EAD helm of the Fort Lewis volleyball program in Aaland, 30, ranks among Skyhawk career 2007. She was named the Interim Head Coach leaders in service aces per game (second, 0.42),

C in November 2003 after former head coach service aces (fourth, 106), assists per game A

OACH Pam Adams accepted the position of assistant (fi fth, 5.79), assists (sixth, 1,447), games (14th, ALAND director of athletics. Aaland was Adams top 250) and matches (14th, 85). assistant coach from 2001-03. She graduated magna cum laude from Fort In 2006, Aaland guided the Skyhawks to Lewis College in 1999 with a bachelor’s degree their fi rst NCAA Division II playoff in humanities. In September 2000, she appearance and to their second back-to-back graduated from the Colorado School of 12-win conference season. Healing Arts as a certifi ed massage therapist In her fi rst year as interim head coach, with advanced certifi cation in sports massage. Aaland guided the Skyhawks to a 5-22 overall Aaland is a 1995 graduate of Sacred Heart- record and a 2-17 mark in league matches. Her Griffi n High School in Springfi eld, Ill. A fi rst match win as a head coach came on 9-3-04 two-sport athlete for the Blazers, she excelled at home against Colorado Christian. in the classroom and in athletics. Aaland She was a four-year letterwinner for the earned All-Central State Eight and Academic Skyhawks from 1995-98. Aaland started in the All-Central State Eight honors as a junior and back row as a junior and was the team’s starting senior in volleyball, and as a junior in bas- setter as a senior, earning Phillips 66 Academic ketball. She was also a member of the Na- All-Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference tional Honor Society and the National Spanish accolades both seasons. She was chosen by her Honor Society. teammates as Fort Lewis College’s Most In addition to her duties as head volleyball Valuable Player in 1998. coach, Aaland is the director of travel for A serving specialist, Aaland led the RMAC Skyhawk Athletics. She is married to Chris in service aces as a junior (0.48 aces per game) Aaland, Fort Lewis College Director of and ranked second in the league as a senior Alumni Relations, and have on son, John Otto. (0.40 aces per game). She ranks eighth in They reside in Durango. NCAA Division II history and owns the school

Mortensen joins the Skyhawks for her ﬁ rst Mortensen continued her education at Adams A A SSISTANT

NNIE season as assistant coach. She’s a Fort Lewis State where she received her Masters of Arts in alum (2004) and a former Skyhawk who has Human Performance, Physical Education and made her way back to Durango. Recreation in 2006. M In 2002 and 2003, Mortensen was the start- Prior to excepting the job at Fort Lewis, ORTENSEN

C ing setter for the Skyhawks after Mortensen coached numerous volleyball teams

OACH transferring from Northeastern Junior College across southern Colorado. She was the head where she received All-Region honors. After coach at Center High School in 2005 and 2006, just two seasons with the Skyhawks, she broke while coaching Dunes Volleyball Club at the and currently holds the FLC record for assists same time. Mortensen also coached at per game (11.50) and ranks fourth in the Colorado Corners Volleyball Club from 2002 all-time assists (2,390). to 2004. After graduating from Fort Lewis with Mortensen, a native of Cortez, CO, is a Bachelor degree in Psychology in 2004, currently residing in Durango. J S ENNIFER TUDENT Buckner joins the Skyhawks for her ﬁ rst in Poulsbo, Washington. She also earned varsity season as the Skyhawks’ student assistant. She letters in soccer, track and ﬁ eld and basketball.

B played for the Skyhawks in 2006 as an outside She was named All-Narrows League First and A

UCKNER hitter. Second Teams during her career at North SSISTANT In 2006 she saw action in one match and Kitsap. recorded her ﬁ rst career kill on October 7th Buckner is majoring in Excersise Science at against Colorado Christian. Fort Lewis and enjoys hiking, singing, boogie Prior to graduating from North Kitsap in boarding and being outdoors. 2005, Buckner started two years for the Vikings

5 • 2007 Volleyball SEASON OUTLOOK & WHALEN ATHLETIC CENTER

How do you follow up the record-setting SETTER Chelsea Flaming may compete for time at Right season of 2006? The Skyhawk volleyball team After the departure of last year’s starter, Carly Side. plans to improve on their 2006 NCAA postseason Lacey, Melissa Childs will most likely take over the OUTSIDE appearance and 20-10 record in the 2007 season. reins for the Skyhawks in 2007. She saw time in Seniors Sara Feehan and LeeAnne Greenwade They return all but one starter, including the 12 matches last season, including two starts. She have joined forces as the Skyhawks’ starters the last Daktronics Southwest Region Player of the Year recorded 160 assists in 27 games for a 5.93 average. two seasons and plan to continue their Nicole Schwab. “Melissa had a great spring season and has proven improvements in 2007. Feehan recorded a Schwab joins a group of six seniors who all herself capable of running the court. She has the career-high 302 kills in 2006, while Greenwade saw signifi cant playing time last season. The 2006 knowledge and experience to continue last year’s recorded a career-high in hitting percentage. “Sara RMAC Defensive Player of the Year, Adrianne success,” said head coach Shelly Aaland. and LeeAnne have done a fantastic job for us at Dettler, joins Schwab, LeeAnne Greenwade, Freshman setter, Adriana Saiz from Manzano the outside position, they’ve both improved their Temple Levings, Anna Mekeel and Sara Feehan as High School in Albuquerque, NM, will also mental and physical game in the off-season to the 2007 Skyhawk seniors. compete for playing time. “Adriana comes from a compete with the dominant outside hitters in the Schwab enters her senior year as quite very strong high school program and will certainly RMAC. We’ll have a tremendous amount of depth possibly the most decorated and feared Skyhawk bring depth to the setter position,” Aaland said. at outside in 2007. I expect junior Tori McKinley volleyball player in the programs 37-year history. and freshman Chelsea Flaming will be in the mix She’s 267 kills away from setting the All-Time MIDDLE as starters are determined,” Aaland said. record at FLC and already holds the All-Time Nicole Schwab returns for her fourth season McKinley has seen action in 31 games during blocking record. She was a Third Team as a starter and plans to improve on last season’s the last two seasons, while local standout All-American last season and the RMAC Player of heroics. “Nicole leads by example with her Flaming was a All-State selection and was named the Year. dominating presence on the court. She had a the Conference Player of the Year in 2006. She Dettler has enjoyed a very successful career tremendous season in 2006 and has continued to also led the state in kills and was a member of the with the Skyhawks. She currently holds the career expand her versatility in the off-season,” Aaland state All-Tournament team in 2006. digs record and the career digs per game record says. at FLC. She ranked 50th in the nation in digs per Junior Cora Vorwald returns for her third DEFENSE game last year and was named the RMAC season and plans to continue her consistent play Skyhawk career digs leader Adrianne Dettler Defensive Player of the Year. as the Skyhawks opposing middle. “Cora has leads a veteran group of defensive players. Greenwade, a three-year starter for the improved each year she’s been at Fort Lewis. Her “Adrianne has been the Skyhawks ace in service Skyhawks, is just 95 kills away from 1,000. She offensive level of play is beginning to match her receives the last three seasons. She’s a very ranks in the top 10 at Fort Lewis in hitting defensive dominance which is transforming her consistent player that I can count on every match,” effi ciency, total attempts and attempts per game. into an outstanding all-around player. She surprises Aaland said. Dettler has a solid supporting cast of Two seasons ago she was an All-RMAC Second me on a daily basis with her dedication and work Temple Levings and Anna Mekeel. “Temple will Team selection and an Academic All-RMAC ethic,” Aaland said. be entering her fi fth year as a Skyhawk volleyball member. Freshman Taylor Hillberry from player. Her experience on the court is evident in Levings has been the main stay in the Northglenn High School in Westminster will be how she sees and reacts to the ball. Anna provides Skyhawks back row for the past four seasons. After a solid addition with a well established core. “I’m the mentality that no ball will hit the fl oor while redshirting her freshman year, she’s tallied 877 digs, very excited to see Taylor learn from two she’s on the court.” including 393 last season. She’s played in over 300 outstanding middles. She’ll be able to continue the Freshman Iris Frye, from Pagosa Springs games and brings a lot of experience into her fi nal Fort Lewis dominance in the middle for years to High School in Pagosa Springs, Colorado, will season. come,” said Aaland of Hillberry. provide new energy as a defensive specialist and Mekeel, also a returning defensive specialist give added depth to a veteran position. Iris’ vision for the Skyhawks, recorded a career-high 200 digs RIGHT SIDE of the court and quickness to the ball will insure last year and has 536 career digs. She also played in Junior Jessica Bailey had a solid 2006 season that she can compete with the best in the a career-high 108 games in 2006. where she started in all 30 matches and recorded conference at this position. Feehan, expected to start at outside for the 248 kills on 626 attempts for a .237 hitting The 2007 Skyhawk volleyball squad is poised Skyhawks, has lettered the last two season for the percentage. “In addition to her on-the-court skills, and ready to take the program to the next level. Skyhawks. She tallied 543 kills and 765 digs in just she provides an additional spark with her “I’m very excited about the possibilities that the two seasons. contagious enthusiasm,” said Aaland. 2007 team can achieve. I think this team can Numerous other players including senior Sara achieve any goal they set for themselves on or off Feehan, junior Tori McKinley and freshman the court,” Aaland said of the team.

WHALEN ATHLETIC CENTER The Skyhawk women’s volleyball team plays dedicated to the lifelong supporter of Fort Lewis. of Academic Affairs, Vice President of Academic its home games in the Whalen Athletic Center. Dr. Whalen began a 29-year career at Fort Affairs, and Acting President of the college before The Whalen Athletic Center counts capacity at Lewis College in 1959 as a physical education his retirement in 1988. Following retirement, 2,750 for basketball games and 1,500 for volleyball instructor, head basketball coach and assistant Dr. Whalen worked with the Fort Lewis College games. football coach. He became the school’s Director Foundation and the Admissions and Development The gym is named for Fort Lewis College Athletic of Athletics in 1962 and served in that capacity Ofﬁ ce. Hall of Famer Dr. Donald F. Whalen, who passed for eight seasons. During that time, he started and Since renaming the gym, the Skyhawk volleyball away September 26, 2006. coached the Fort Lewis College golf team. Other team has posted a home record of 26-25 (.510), In 2003, the Whalen Gymnasium, formerly posts held by Dr. Whalen include Director and including a 14-6 record the past two seasons. known as the Fort Lewis Field House, was Dean of the School of Education, Acting Dean 2007 Volleyball • 6 2007 ROSTER

2007 SKYHAWK VOLLEYBALL ROSTER # Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown/Previous School 1 Cora Vorwald Jr. MB 6-0 Durango, CO/Durango 2 Iris Frye Fr. L 5-4 Pagosa Springs, CO/Pagosa Springs 3 Tori McKinley Jr. OH 5-11 New Palestine, IN/New Palestine 4 Nicole Schwab Sr. MB 5-11 Loveland, CO/Loveland 5 Adrianne Dettler Sr. L 5-8 Colorado Springs, CO/Palmer 6 Adriana Saiz Fr. S 5-8 Albuquerque, NM/Manzano 7 Sara Feehan Sr. OH 5-11 Berthoud, CO/West Georgia (Berthoud) 8 Jessica Bailey Jr. RS 6-0 Ridgeﬁ eld, WA/Prairie 9 Temple Levings Sr. DS 5-7 Twin Falls, ID/Twin Falls 12 Taylor Hillberry Fr. M 6-0 Westminster, CO/Northglenn 13 Chelsea Flaming Fr. OH 6-0 Durango, CO/Durango 14 Melissa Childs So. S 5-9 Vista, CA/Rancho Buena Vista 15 Anna Mekeel Sr. DS 5-6 Colorado Springs, CO/William S. Palmer 16 LeeAnne Greenwade Sr. OH 5-10 Concho, AZ/St. John’s - Katherine Sumrall RS DS 5-8 Georgetown, TX/Georgetown

Head Coach: Shelly Aaland (4th year) Assistant Coach: Annie Mortensen (1st year) Student Assistant: Jennifer Buckner (1st year) Athletic Training Student: Tarah Hammontree 7 • 2007 Volleyball PLAYER PROFILES

#1 • C • 2006: 2006 All-RMAC Honorable Mention ... blocks (72). Second season as a Skyhawk...Ranked second on the • HIGH SCHOOL: Participated in volleyball and team in Hitting percentage with .264 and blocks 124. track and ﬁ eld for the Demons... Graduated from

ORA • 2005: Started 21 of the 25 matches she played in ... Durango HS in 2005... Started four years in volleyball... Completed her fi rst season with the Skyhawks with 79 Named to the all-state team her senior year... Three- kills, 240 attempts and 84 blocks ... Ranked second on time academic all-state... Member of the National V the team in block solos (18) ... Recorded a career high Honor Society... All-conference 2nd team as a senior ORWALD six kills three times and eight blocks on Sept. 10 and all-conference honorable mention as a junior. against Adams State ... Ranked fi fth in the league in • ACADEMIC: Biology major. VORWALD’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP K E TA PCT A SA DIG BS BA BT JUNIOR • MIDDLE 2005 81 79 41 240 .158 0 0 14 18 66 84 6-0 • DURANGO, CO 2006 116 173 62 421 .264 7 0 28 30 94 124 DURANGO HS CAREERCAREER 197197 252 103 666611 .225 7 0 42 48 116060 202088 • 2006: Academic All-RMAC ... Received playing • HIGH SCHOOL: A 2004 graduate of New #3 • T time in 18 games... came up with 19 kills, seven digs Palestine HS ... Three-year starter at New Palestine and four block assits. High School ... Played outside hitter in volleyball • 2005: Earned Academic All-RMAC accolades ... and competed in the high jump for track and fi eld ...

ORI Saw action in 13 games ... Named Academic All- Named to the Honor Roll, Academic “A” Team and RMAC ... Finished her freshman campaign with 12 Honorable Mention (volleyball).

M digs and three block assists. • ACADEMIC: Anthropology major, • 2004: Redshirt season Psychology minor. C K INLEY McKINLEY’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAYEARR GP K E TATA PCTPCT A SA DIGDIG BS BA BTBT 2005 13 12 10 48 .042 0 0 8 0 3 3 JUNIOR • OUTSIDE 2006 8 19 24 102 -.058 2 0 7 0 4 4 5-11 • NEW PALESTINE, IN CAREERCAREER 31 31 34 150 -.020 2 0 15 0 7 7 NEW PALESTINE HS • 2006: AVCA Division II All-America Third Team... and ranks second all-time in most blocks per game AVCA All-Southwest Region Team... Daktronics in a season (1.19)... Played in all 96 games for the All-Southwest Player of the Year... Daktronics All- Skyhawks and started 25-of-27 matches... Ranked Southwest First Team... RMAC Player of the Year... second on the team in kills (229) and third in kills All-RMAC First Team... West RMAC Player of the per game (2.39) and total attacks (640)... Hit .173 Week (Aug. 28, Sept. 4, Sept. 25, and Oct. 9)... Team percent and posted 11 aces. MVP... Ranked 8th in the nation in blocks per game • HIGH SCHOOL: Graduate from Loveland HS #4 • N (1.47)... Led RMAC in hitting percentage and points, in 2004... Started three years for the Indians at while 2nd in blocks and 6th in kills... Broke FLC middle... Competed in the long and high jump season record for kills (496), kills per game (4.2) and for track and hitting efﬁ ciency (.336)... Broke FLC career record ﬁ eld... Named ICOLE for blocks (416)... Led the Skyhawks in kills (496), team MVP and hitting percentage (.336), and blocks (174). all-conference • 2005: All-RMAC First Team... Team MVP... West honorable S RMAC Player of the Week (Oct. 4)... Led the RMAC mention... Also

CHWAB in blocks (101)... Ranked ﬁ fth in the league in hitting earned all- percentage (.293) and kills (252)... Started 28 of 29 area team honors, matches, while seeing action in every game (98)... academic team Finished her sophomore campaign with 346 kills champion, and and 128 blocks... Tallied a season high 10 blocks on team captain. ENIOR IDDLE S • M Nov. 5 against CSU-Pueblo... Recorded 17 matches • ACADEMIC: 5-11 • LOVELAND, CO with 10 or more kills... Led the Skyhawks in attack Accounting major. LOVELAND HS percentage (.274), blocks (128), and points (445.5). • 2004: Named to the 2004 All-RMAC Honor- able Mention team... Led the team in blocks (144) SCHWAB’S CAREER STATISTICS YEARYEAR GPGP K E TA PCT A SA DIGDIG BS BA BT 2004 96 229 118 640 .173 5 11 45 42 72 114 2005 98 346 122 819 .274 13 16 99 39 89 128 2006 118 496 141 1058 .336 3 20 81 34 140 174 CAREERCAREER 312 1071 381 2517 .274 21 47 225 115 301 416416 2007 Volleyball • 8 PLAYER PROFILES

• 2006: RMAC Defensive Player of the Year... All- 2004: Saw action in 95 of the Skyhawks 96 games ... RMAC Second Team ... 2nd in the RMAC in digs Dug up 398 attacks as the starting libero ... Notched ... 50th in the nation in digs per game ... Broke the 30 assists and 11 aces. #5 • A FLC career record for digs (1,441) ... Led the • HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter in volley- Skyhawks in digs (605), second in service aces (31). ball, basketball, and track... Awarded the David C. • 2005: Appeared in all 29 matches and 98 games in Hall Memorial Scholarship in 2004... Named DRIANNE her sophomore campaign Defensive MVP of her volleyball team in 2003...... Tallied 438 digs and 34 Two-time Rotary International champion (2003 and service aces ... Posted a 2004)... Pikes Peak Region and Palmer High School’s season-high 28 digs on female scholar-athlete in volleyball and track and

Sept. 24 against Western fi eld... Named MVP of her basketball and volleyball D State and seven aces against teams and the Female Student-Athlete of the Year in New Mexico Highlands 2000... Earned Academic All-State 1st team (2003), ETTLER on Nov. 11 in the RMAC academic honor roll (2001-04), coach’s choice 1st Tournament quarterfi nal team (2004) and Colorado Springs Gazette all-area match ... Ranked 10th in 4th team... Played club volleyball for the RMAC matches in service Co. Crossfi re, Thunder Cats and Match Point teams. aces (24) and sixth in digs • ACADEMIC: Exercise Science major, Business SENIOR • LIBERO (302). minor. 5-8 • COLORADO SPRINGS, CO DETTLER’S CAREER STATISTICS PALMER HS YEARYEAR GPGP K E TA PCT A SA DIGDIG BS BA BTBT 2004 95 12 10 107 .019 30 11 398 0 0 0 2005 98 11 12 113 -.009 12 34 438 0 1 1 2006 118 16 7 102 .088 35 31 605 0 0 0 CAREERCAREER 311 39 29 220 .045 77 7676 1441 0 1 1 • 2006: Academic All-RMAC ... Third year as a including a career high fi ve on Nov. 4 against CU- Skyhawk...Played in all 118 games... Led the team Colorado Springs ... Notched seven double-doubles in service aces (38), second in digs (422)... Set new (kills-digs) ... Smashed a career high 16 kills at West- career high with 18 kills against Nebraska-Kearney ern State on Oct. 22 ... Blocked 47 opponent attacks

on Sept. 9... Notched 14 (seven solo) ... Ranked 10th in RMAC matches in #7 • S double-doubles (kills- service aces (24) and digs (250). digs)... Blocked 64 oppo- • HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year volleyball starter for nent attacks (nine solo). the Spartans ... Named to the all-conference, all-area, ARA • 2005: Started 27 of 29 and all state teams as a senior ... Two year starter in matches while playing in basketball ... Graduated from Berthoud HS in 2004 F all 98 games ... Finished ... Four-time letterwinner in volleyball and two-time her ﬁ rst season with the letterwinner in basketball ... Graduated with honors EEHAN Skyhawks tallying 241 ... Member of the National Honor Society ... Named kills on 842 attempts ... to the honor roll all four years. Hit .147 on the season • ACADEMIC: Biology major. ... Served up 40 aces FEEHAN’S CAREER STATISTICS SENIOR • OUTSIDE YEARYEAR GPGP K E TA PCT A SA DIGDIG BS BA BTBT 5-11 • BERTHOUD, CO 2005 98 241 117 842 .147 17 40 343 7 40 47 WEST GEORGIA (BERTHOUD) 2006 118 302 143 1062 .150 21 38 422 9 55 64 CAREERCAREER 216 543 260 1904 .149 38 78 765 16 95 111111 • 2006: Academic All-RMAC ... Second year as a and 56 blocks (six solo blocks). Skyhawk... Fourth on the team in kills (248)... Set • HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Prairie HS new career high in blocks (7) against Mesa State on in 2005 ... Three-year starter for the Falcons ... #8 • J Sept. 12... Recorded 76 digs and 71 blocks (six solo). Member of the National Honor Society ... Named • 2005: Started 27 of 29 matches while playing in to the ﬁ rst team all-leauge as a junior and senior ...

97 of the Skyhawks 98 games ... Recorded 183 kills First team all-region selection as a senior and second ESSICA on 553 attempts for a hitting percentage of .159 (95 team all-region selection as a junior ... Co-captain of errors) ... Recorded a career high 17 kills at Adams the team her junior and senior years ... Also played

State on Oct. 29 and ﬁ ve blocks at CSU-Pueblo on softball at PHS. B Sept. 17 ... Recorded two service aces, both against • ACADEMIC: Chemistry major. Texas A&M-Commerce on Sept. 3 ... Tallied 43 digs AILEY BAILEY’S CAREER STATISTICS YEARYEAR GP K E TA PCT A SA DIG BS BA BT 2005 97 183 95 553 .159 13 2 43 6 50 56 JUNIOR • RIGHT SIDE 2006 118 248 88 676 .237 31 2 76 6 65 71 6-0 • RIDGEFIELD, WA CAREERCAREER 209 431 183 1229 .202 44 4 119 12 115 127 PRAIRIE HS 9 • 2007 Volleyball PLAYER PROFILES

• 2006: Fourth year as a Skyhawk... Played in all 09-03-04. 118 games... Third on the team in service aces (23) • 2003: Redshirt

#9 • T and digs (393)... Set career high with 24 digs against season. Montana St.-Billings on Sept. 2... Came up with 15 • HIGH SCHOOL: or more digs in 11 games during the season. Played volleyball and • 2005: Recorded 20 starts while playing in all 29 softball ... Graduated

EMPLE matches and 98 games ... Finished her sophomore from Twin Falls High campaign with nine kills, 19 set assists and 271 digs School in 2003 ... Four- ... Registered 16 matches with 10 or more digs ... year starter ... Named Dug up a season high 19 attacks on Nov. 5 against the 5A Player of the L CSU-Pueblo. Year. EVINGS • 2004: Started 17-of-24 matches while playing in 87 • ACADEMIC: games ... Split time between outside hitter and setter Psychology major. ... Set career high 28 assists in ﬁ rst match of the year on 8-27-04 against Newman University ... Hit career best nine kills against Colorado Christian on SENIOR • DEF. SPECIALIST 5-7 • TWIN FALLS, ID LEVINGS’ CAREER STATISTICS TWIN FALLS HS YEARYEAR GP K E TA PCT A SA DIG BS BA BT 2004 87 63 45 326 .055 128 11 213 3 14 17 2005 98 9 16 127 -.055 19 15 271 0 0 0 2006 118 10 14 143 -.028 19 23 393 0 0 0 CAREERCAREER 303 82 75 632 .011 166 49 877 3 14 1717 #14 • M • 2006: First year as a Skyhawk... Played in 27 a four-year starter for the Longhorns. A member games... Second on the team in assists (160)... Set of the honor roll, Childs was team captain for two career high with 41 assists against Colorado Chris- years and all-league as a junior. The 5-foot-9 setter tian on Oct. 7... Smashed two of her four service garnered the North County Scholar Athlete, Union ELISSA aces on Aug. 26 against Georgian Court. Tribute Athlete of the Month, and all team award. • HIGH SCHOOL: Childs played her prep ball • ACADEMIC: Biology major. at Rancho Buena Vista High School where she was C HILDS

CHILDS’ CAREER STATISTICS SOPHOMORE • SETTER YEARYEAR GP K E TA PCT A SA DIG BS BA BT 5-9 • VISTA, CA 2006 27 6 2 27 1.48 160 4 25 0 1 1 RANCH BUENA VISTA HS CAREERCAREER 27 6 2 27 1.48 160 4 25 0 1 1

• 2006: Third year as a Skyhawk... Appeared in 108 MVP and Most Improved in discus in 2000 ... of the 118 games... Set career highs in kills (10), Nominated and assists (36), and digs (200)... Came up with 10 or attended the more digs in eight games during the season. National Youth

#15 • A • 2005: Started seven matches ... Appeared in all 29 Leadership Con- matches while playing in 89 of the 98 games ... ference ... Earned Tallied 199 digs, 26 aces and 24 set assists ... the Outstanding Recorded a season high four service aces against Spanish Student

NNA New Mexico Highlands on Nov. 11 in the RMAC four-year award Tournament quarterﬁ nal match. and the Most • 2004: Defensive specialist for the Skyhawks in her Valuable Peer M freshman campaign ... Notched 137 digs in 85 games Counselor in

EKEEL (1.61 d/g) ... Dug up a season best 12 digs on Oct. 2004. 29 aginst N.M. Highlands. • ACADEMIC: • HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Palmer HS in Humanities 2004... Three-year starter at setter, libero and major. defensive specialist ... Qualiﬁ ed for the state track meet in shot put in 2003 ... Named the volleyball SENIOR • DEF. SPECIALIST 5-6 • COLORADO SPRINGS, CO MEKEEL’S CAREER STATISTICS YEARYEAR GPGP K E TA PCT A SA DIGDIG BS BA BT WILLIAM S. PALMER HS 2004 85 2 6 48 -.083 17 6 137 0 0 0 2005 89 5 17 65 -.185 24 26 199 0 0 0 2006 108 10 10 81 .000 36 17 200 0 1 1 CCAREERAREER 282 17 33 194 -.082 77 49 536536 0 1 1 2007 Volleyball • 10 PLAYER PROFILES

• 2006: Second on the team in kills (329)...... Hit a season high 22 kills against Rockhurst on Registered a double-double against Montana St- Aug. 27 and a season best .424 hitting percentage Billings on Aug. 25 with a season-high 20 kills and (13 kills, 0 errors, 28 attempts) against Texas A&M-

11 digs... Recorded season best hitting percentage Commerce on Sept. 3 ... Ranked seventh in RMAC #16 • L of .526 (12 kills, 2 errors, 19 attempts) on Oct. 21 matches in kills (243). against Adams State. • 2004: Started 19-of-27 matches and played in 87 • 2005: Academic All-RMAC ... All-RMAC Second games ... Registered 213 kills (2.45 k/g) on 724 Team ... Played in all attempts (124 errors) for a .122 hitting percentage ... EE 29 matches and all Ranked second on the team in kills per game (2.45) but two games (96) ... and third in kills ... Recorded career high 19 kills on A Registered 354 kills 9-3-04 against Dallas Baptist. NNE on 1,035 attempts ... • HIGH SCHOOL: 2004 graduate of St. John’s

Posted 44 blocks (eight High School ... Played volleyball, basketball, softball, G

solo) ... Registered and track and ﬁ eld ... Member of the National REENWADE a double-double on Honor Society ... Named the regional volleyball Sept. 9 against NMHU MVP in 2002-03 and again in 2003-04 ... All-state with 17 kills and 12 volleyball selection in 2003-04 ... Placed third in the digs ... Had 10 or shot put at the state track meet. SENIOR • OUTSIDE more kills in 21 of the • ACADEMIC: Business ﬁ nance major. 5-10 • CONCHO, AZ Skyhawks 29 matches ST. JOHN’S HS GREENWADE’S CAREER STATISTICS YEARYEAR GP K E TA PCT A SA DIG BS BA BT 2004 87 213 124 728 .122 13 2 117 7 31 38 2005 96 354 164 1035 .184 5 1 101 8 36 44 2006 115 329 143 986 .189 7 0 99 13 41 54 CCAREERAREER 298 905 431 2749 .172 25 3 317 28 108 136136 K

• 2006: First year with the Skyhawks... Received • HIGH SCHOOL: 2006 graduate of Georgetown ATHERINE playing time in three games... Tallied three kills on HS ... Played volleyball, and ran Track for the Eagles eight attempts with her ﬁ rst career kill coming on ... Two-year starter at a variety of positions for her Sept. 2 against Montana St-Billings ... Recorded ﬁ rst volleyball team. career dig on Sept. 9 against Chadron State. • ACADEMIC: Exercise Science major. S UMRALL

SUMRALL’S CAREER STATISTICS YEARYEAR GPGP K E TA PCT A SA DIGDIG BS BA BT 2006 3 3 3 8 0.00 0 0 1 0 0 0 CAREERCAREER 3 3 3 8 0.00 0 0 1 0 0 0 REDSHIRT • OUTSIDE/DS 5-8 • GEORGETOWN, TX GEORGETOWN HS 2007 NEWCOMERS

#2 • IRIS FRYE #6 • ADRIANA SAIZ FRESHMAN • SETTER • 5-8 FRESHMAN • LIBERO • 5-4 ALBUQUERQUE, NM PAGOSA SPRINGS, CO MANZANO HS PAGOSA SPRINGS HS

#12 • TAYLOR HILLBERRY #13 • CHELSEA FLAMING FRESHMAN • MIDDLE • 6-0 FRESHMAN • OUTSIDE • 6-0 WESTMINSTER, CO DURANGO, CO NORTHGLENN HS DURANGO HS

11 • 2007 Volleyball 2006 RESULTS/STATISTICS

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL MATCHES 20-10 7-3 3-4 10-3 CONFERENCE 12-7 4-2 3-4 5-1 NON-CONFERENCE 8-3 3-1 0-0 5-2

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE SCORE-BY-GAME ATTEND Aug 24, 2006 vs Armstrong Atlantic1 W 3-1 21-30,30-24,30-15,33-31 64 Aug 25, 2006 vs Southeast Oklahoma1 W 3-1 30-21,19-30,30-26,30-24 47 Aug 25, 2006 vs Montana St-Billings1 W 3-1 31-29,30-20,28-30,30-23 107 Aug 26, 2006 vs Quincy1 W 3-0 30-15,30-25,30-18 33 Aug 26, 2006 vs Georgian Court1 W 3-0 30-16,30-12,30-27 50 Sep 1, 2006 #17 SEATTLE PACIFIC2 W 3-0 30-22,30-28,30-27 85 Sep 1, 2006 DIXIE STATE COLLEGE2 W 3-2 30-26,26-30,23-30,30-27,15-8 200 Sep 2, 2006 EASTERN NEW MEXICO2 W 3-1 30-15,27-30,30-26,30-17 125 Sep 2, 2006 MONTANA ST-BILLINGS2 L 2-3 35-33,28-30,26-30,30-24,10-15 175 Sep 8, 2006 vs UC-Colorado Springs* W 3-0 30-22,30-26,30-27 76 Sep 8, 2006 at Metro State* W 3-2 18-30,31-29,30-19,27-30,15-11 143 Sep 09, 2006 vs Chadron State* W 3-1 30-17,27-30,30-13,30-13 50 Sep 9, 2006 vs #11 Nebraska-Kearney* L 2-3 19-30,30-17,31-29,27-30,13-15 208 Sep 12, 2006 MESA STATE COLLEGE* W 3-0 30-24,30-21,30-27 455 Sep 15, 2006 at Western State college* L 2-3 30-20,27-30,21-30,30-20,10-15 215 Sep 22, 2006 WESTERN NEW MEXICO* W 3-0 30-17,30-21,30-26 312 Sep 23, 2006 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS* W 3-0 30-22,30-28,30-23 209 Sep 29, 2006 at Adams State college* L 2-3 25-30,24-30,30-22,30-23,11-15 - Sep 30, 2006 at CSU-Pueblo* W 3-0 30-27,30-24,30-14 189 Oct 06, 2006 vs Colorado Mines* W 3-0 30-28,30-27,30-27 42 Oct 06, 2006 vs Regis* W 3-2 30-12,30-24,19-30,27-30,15-7 44 Oct 07, 2006 vs Colorado Christian* W 3-0 30-23,31-29,30-20 72 Oct 12, 2006 at New Mexico Highlands* W 3-1 28-30,30-20,30-20,30-22 125 Oct 14, 2006 at Western New Mexico* L 0-3 19-30,14-30,22-30 287 Oct 20, 2006 CSU-PUEBLO* L 2-3 28-30,26-30,30-25,30-23,15-17 143 Oct 21, 2006 ADAMS STATE COLLEGE* W 3-0 30-26,30-27,30-13 315 Oct 24, 2006 at Mesa State* L 1-3 33-35,30-26,24-30,24-30 382 Oct 28, 2006 WESTERN STATE COLLEGE* L 2-3 28-30,30-28,20-30,30-27,6-15 234 Nov 02, 2006 vs Metro State# L 2-3 30-22,26-30,30-28,28-30,11-15 188 Nov 09, 2006 vs Metro State$ L 1-3 24-30,24-30,34-32,22-30 -

1 Mountian Lion Invitational (Colorado Springs, CO) 2 Hampton Inn Classic (Durango, CO) * RMAC Conference Games # RMAC Tournament (Silver City, NM) $ NCAA Regional Playoffs (Canyon, TX)

TEAM STATISTICS FLC OPP Assists 1554 1581 Serve Pct .938 .906 ATTACK Attempts 4528 4940 Aces/Game 1.2 1.3 Kills 1691 1716 Assist Pct .343 .320 SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors 660 938 Assists/Game 13.2 13.4 Errors 157 147 Total Attacks 4862 5185 SERVE Errors/Game 1.3 1.2 Attack Pct .212 .150 Aces 146 155 Attempts 2526 2906 Kills/Game 14.3 14.5 Errors 194 263 Reception Pct .938 .949 SET Attempts 3109 2790 Neutral site #/Avg 13/75 ------ATTACK------SET------SERVE------DIG------BLOCKING------## G K K/G E TA Pct A Pct SA SE Pct RE DIG D/G BS BA Total B/G BE BHE Points 4 Nicole Schwab 118 496 4.20 141 1058 .336 3 .075 20 46 .903 1 81 0.69 34 140 174 1.47 11 4 620.0 16 Leeane Greenwade 115 329 2.86 143 986 .189 7 .167 0 0 1.000 0 99 0.86 13 41 54 0.47 9 3 362.5 7 Sara Feehan 118 302 2.56 143 1062 .150 21 .073 38 34 .937 39 422 3.58 9 55 64 0.54 5 3 376.5 8 Jessica Bailey 118 248 2.10 88 676 .237 31 .215 2 6 .909 11 76 0.64 6 65 71 0.60 3 4 288.5 1 Cora Vorwald 116 173 1.49 62 421 .264 7 .179 0 0 1.000 1 28 0.24 30 94 124 1.07 5 1 250.0 2 Carly Lacey 115 78 0.68 23 211 .261 1233 .415 11 12 .969 2 162 1.41 5 69 74 0.64 1 35 128.5 3 Tori McKinley 18 19 1.06 24 86 -.058 2 .250 0 0 1.000 1 7 0.39 0 4 4 0.22 1 0 21.0 5 Adrianne Dettler 118 16 0.14 7 102 .088 35 .110 31 40 .930 32 605 5.13 0 0 0 0.00 0 2 47.0 15 Anna Mekeel 108 10 0.09 10 81 .000 36 .203 17 30 .940 20 200 1.85 0 1 1 0.01 0 6 27.5 9 Temple Levings 118 10 0.08 14 143 -.028 19 .107 23 20 .958 28 393 3.33 0 0 0 0.00 0 3 33.0 14 Melissa Childs 27 6 0.22 2 27 .148 160 .494 4 6 .938 0 25 0.93 0 1 1 0.04 0 7 10.5 11 Katherine Sumrall 3 3 1.00 3 8 .000 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 0.33 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 3.0 10 Jennifer Buckner 1 1 0.33 0 1 1.000 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1.0 13 Deanne Ficklin 4 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 0.25 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 6 Brittany Lang 2 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 TEAM 22 FLC ...... 118 1691 14.33 660 4862 .212 1554 .343 146 194 .938 157 2100 17.80 97 470 332.0 2.81 35 68 2169.0 Opponents ...... 118 1716 14.54 938 5185 .150 1581 .320 155 263 .906 147 2194 18.59 60 264 192.0 1.63 38 54 2063.0 2007 Volleyball • 12 2007 OPPONENTS

ADAMS STATE COLORADO CHRISTIAN CSU-PUEBLO

Mascot: Grizzlies Mascot: Cougars Mascot: ThunderWolves Location: Alamosa, CO Location: Lakewood, CO Location: Pueblo, CO Enrollment: 2,000 Enrollment: 800 Enrollment: 4,200 Conference: RMAC-West Conference: RMAC-East Conference: RMAC-West AD: Larry Mortensen AD: Doug Yager AD: Joe Folda SID: Chris Day SID: Dustin Main SID: TBD Home Court: Plachy Hall Home Court: Cougar Fieldhouse Home Court: Massari Arena Head Coach: Lindy Mortensen Head Coach: Aimee Davidson Head Coach: Chris Johnson Assistant: Casey Bauer Assistant: Crystal Carey Assistant: Ramon Arriaga Record: FLC leads, 60-25 Record: CCU leads, 15-7 Record: FLC leads, 30-29

CHADRON STATE COLORADO MINES MESA STATE

Mascot: Eagles Mascot: Orediggers Mascot: Mavericks Location: Chadron, NE Location: Golden, CO Location: Grand Junction, CO Enrollment: 3,000 Enrollment: 4,000 Enrollment: 6,000 Conference: RMAC-East Conference: RMAC-East Conference: RMAC-West AD: Brad Smith AD: Tom Spicer AD: Jamie Hamilton SID: Con Marshall SID: Jeff Duggan SID: Tish Elliott Home Court: Armstrong Gym Home Court: Volk Gymnasium Home Court: Saunders Field House Head Coach: Amy Spruiell Head Coach: Shelly Johnson Head Coach: Dave Fleming Assistants: Julie Hilt Assistants: Jamie Skadeland Assistants: Maggie Chlebana, Allison Krug, Record: FLC leads, 16-9 Record: FLC leads, 32-16 Kehau Regidor Record: Mesa leads, 43-29-1

METRO STATE NEBRASKA-KEARNEY N.M. HIGHLANDS

Mascot: Roadrunners Mascot: Lopers Mascot: Cowboys Location: Denver, CO Location: Kearney, NE Location: Las Vegas, N.M. Enrollment: 21,000 Enrollment: 6,300 Enrollment: 3,800 Conference: RMAC-East Conference: RMAC-East Conference: RMAC-West AD: Joan McDermott AD: Jon McBride AD: Sedillo Elizabeth SID: Michelle Zents SID: Peter Yazvac SID: Gavino Archuleta Home Court: Auraria Events Center Home Court: Health and Sports Center Home Court: Wilson Complex Head Coach: Debbie Hendricks Head Coach: Rick Squiers Head Coach: Tom Duke Assistants: Lisa Axel, Gavin Markovitz, Assistants: Erin Arnold, Melissa Carper Assistants: Martha Montano, Loretta San- Cristina Wamsley Record: UNK leads, 18-1 chez Record: Metro leads, 26-7-2 Record: FLC leads, 33-28

13 • 2007 Volleyball 2007 OPPONENTS

REGIS UNIVERSITY UC-COLO. SPRINGS WESTERN N.M.

Mascot: Rangers Mascot: Mountain Lions Mascot: Mustangs Location: Denver, CO Location: Colorado Springs, CO Location: Silver City, N.M. Enrollment: 1,400 Enrollment: 6,100 Enrollment: 2,500 Conference: RMAC-East Conference: RMAC-West Conference: RMAC-West AD: Barbara Schroeder AD: Stephen Kirkham AD: Scott Woodward SID: Jake Strait SID: Douglas Fitzgerald SID: Victoria Huenink Home Court: Regis Fieldhouse Home Court: Lions’ Den Home Court: Mustang Fieldhouse Head Coach: Frank Lavrisha Head Coach: Jessica Wood Head Coach: Jim Callender Assistants: Corey Flanagan, Joel List, Mick- Assistants: Jeremy Sands, Stephanie Shalosky Record: Western leads, 18-15 isha Hurley Record: FLC leads, 23-13 Record vs. FLC: Regis leads, 20-6

WESTERN STATE ASHLAND UNIVERSITY CSU-DOMINGUEZ HILLS

Mascot: Mountaineers Mascot: Eagles Mascot: Toros Location: Gunnison, CO Location: Ashland, Location: Carson, CA Enrollment: 2,400 OH Enrollment: 13,500 Conference: RMAC-West Enrollment: 6,900 Conference: Cali. Collegiate AD: Greg Waggoner Conference: Great Lakes Intercollegiate AD: Patrick Guillen SID: Bobby Heiken AD: Bill Goldring SID: Mel Miranda Home Court: Paul Wright Gym SID: Al King Home Court: Torodome Head Coach: Shawn Back Home Court: Kates Gymnasium Head Coach: TBA Assistants: Janel Bailey, Joni Harmon, Head Coach: Connie Surowicz Assistants: Scott Davenport, Sophia Ahumada, Tommy Flemming, Katie Moskowitz Assistant: Jen Parsons Christine Tran Record: FLC leads, 45-35 Record: 0-0 Record: CSU-DH leads, 1-0

CSU-SAN BERNARDINO DIXIE STATE EASTERN N.M.

Mascot: Coyotes Mascot: Rebels Mascot: Zias Location: San Bernardino, CA Location: St. George, UT Location: Portales, NM Enrollment: 17,000 Enrollment: 6,000 Enrollment: 4,800 Conference: Cali. Collegiate Conference: Paciﬁ c West Conference: Lone Star AD: Nancy Simpson AD: Dexter Irvin AD: Mike Maguire SID: Mike Murphy SID: Jeff Cluff SID: Adam Pitterman Home Court: Coussoulis Arena Home Court: Dixie State Gymnasium Home Court: Greyhound Arena Head Coach: Kim Cherniss Head Coach: Jeff Parker Head Coach: Kim Falkenhagen Assistants: Danny Scott, Cristen Trent Assistant: Gregg Jensen Assistant: Daniel Burkert Record: CSU-SB leads, 2-0 Record: FLC leads, 1-0 Record: ENM leads, 7-2

UC-SAN DIEGO SEATTLE PACIFIC

Mascot: AD: Earl W. Edwards Mascot: Falcons Head Coach: Chris Johnson Tritons SID: David Wahlstrom Location: Seattle, WA Assistants: Crystal Ames, Location: San Home Court: RIMAC Arena Enrollment: 3,900 Johnny Lai Diego, CA Head Coach: Tom Black Conference: Great NW Record: tied, 1-1 Enrollment: Assistants: Tom Haight, Jeff Hall AD: Tom Box 25,200 Record: 0-0 SID: Frank MacDonald Conference: Cali. Collegiate Home Court: Royal Brougham Pavilion 2007 Volleyball • 14 MATCH & SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL MATCH RECORDS INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS KILLS SEASON K G K/G YR KILLS Nicole Schwab 496 118 4.20 2006 Three-Game Match Kelly Nanna 477 136 3.51 1990 24 ...... Janene Caldwell ...... at Fort Hays State ...... 09-16-94 Moreen Baylis 446 114 3.91 2002 23 ...... Lisa Engman ...... at CU-Colorado Springs ...... 10-05-96 Julie Koss 420 136 3.09 1990 ...... Katie Lacey ...... nu. CU-Colorado Springs ...... 10-21-94 Moreen Baylis 402 96 4.19 2000 Four-Game Match 31 ...... Lisa Levings ...... vs. CU-Colorado Springs ...... 11-02-02 KILLS PER GAME 25 ...... Moreen Baylis ...... vs. Colorado Christian ...... 10-11-03 SEASON K/G KILLS G YR Nicole Schwab 4.20 496 118 2006 ...... Moreen Baylis ...... vs. CU-Colorado Springs ...... 11-02-02 Moreen Baylis 4.19 402 96 2003 Five-Game Match Moreen Baylis 3.91 446 114 2002 28 ...... Nicole Schwab ...... vs. MSU-Billings ...... 09-02-06 Michelle Rowe 3.81 347 91 1999 ...... Moreen Baylis ...... vs. CU-Colorado Springs ...... 09-20-03 LeeAnne Greewade 3.69 354 96 2005 27 ...... Lisa Levings ...... vs. Colorado Christian ...... 10-02-04 ...... Lisa Levings ...... at Fort Hays State ...... 10-04-02 HITTING EFFICIENCY SEASON (900+ Att.) K E ATT. PCT. G YR TOTAL ATTEMPTS Nicole Schwab 496 141 1,058 .336 115 2006 Three-Game Match Kelly Nanna 386 105 993 .283 111 1989 53 ...... Moreen Baylis ...... at Mesa State ...... 09-13-03 Lisa Engman 397 119 992 .280 124 1995 ...... Katie Lacey ...... nu. CU-Colorado Springs ...... 10-21-94 Janene Caldwell 389 81 1,134 .272 119 1994 Kelly Nanna 477 143 1,264 .264 136 1990 52 ...... Jenny Ruiter ...... vs. Adams State ...... 09-21-99 TEAM MATCH RECORDS Four-Game Match TOTAL ATTEMPTS 77 ...... Moreen Baylis ...... nu. Adams State ...... 09-07-02 SEASON TA G TA/G YR KILLS 65 ...... Jessica Copp ...... at New Mexico Highlands ...... 10-03-96 Moreen Baylis 1,392 114 12.21 2002 Three-Game Match Five-Game Match Kelly Nanna 1,264 136 9.29 1990 87 ...... nu. CU-Colorado Springs ...... 10-21-94 80 ...... Lisa Levings ...... at Fort Hays State ...... 10-04-02 Moreen Baylis 1,207 96 12.57 2003 Four-Game Match 70 ...... Michelle Rowe ...... nu. Montana State-Billings ...... 09-04-99 Janene Caldwell 1,134 119 9.53 1994 85 ...... vs. Colorado Mines ...... 10-17-98 Lisa Levings 1,106 104 10.63 2002 Five-Game Match HITTING PERCENTAGE 94 ...... at Colorado Mines ...... 10-16-99 10-14 Attempts TOTAL ATTEMPTS PER GAME SEASON TA/G TA G YR .692 ...... Danielle Evilsizor ...... nu. Kansas Wesleyan ...... 11-08-91 TOTAL ATTEMPTS Moreen Baylis 12.57 1,207 96 2003 .667 ...... Shelly Harshberger ...... vs. Embry-Riddle ...... 08-28-98 Moreen Baylis 12.21 1,392 114 2002 Three-Game Match 15-19 Attempts Moreen Baylis 11.45 985 86 2001 233 ...... nu. CU-Colorado Springs...... 10-21-94 .882 ...... Jodi Winchell ...... at New Mexico Highlands ...... 09-24-99 Jenny Ruiter 11.26 1,013 90 2000 Four-Game Match .778 ...... Laura May ...... at Adams State ...... 09-22-98 Jenny Ruiter 10.87 1,000 92 1999 228 ...... at Fort Hays State ...... 09-16-94 20+ Attempts Five-Game Match .727 .....Nicole Schwab ...... at CSU-Pueblo ...... 09-30-06 ASSISTS 254 ...... vs. Montana State-Billings ...... 09-02-06 .704 ...... Janene Caldwell ...... vs. Adams State ...... 10-09-94 SEASON A G A/G YR Twaila Yamashita 1,433 119 12.04 1994 HITTING PERCENTAGE ASSISTS Annie Mortensen 1,253 111 11.29 2002 Three-Game Match Three-Game Match Carly Lacey 1,233 115 10.78 2006 .393 ...... 31-9-56 ...... vs. Fort Hays State ...... 09-20-96 Twaila Yamashita 1,208 108 11.19 1995 75 ...... Twaila Yamashita ...... nu. CU-Colorado Springs ...... 10-21-94 Four-Game Match Kristen Kauffman 1,203 129 9.33 1992 50 ...... Teri Winfrey ...... at Western State ...... 10-22-05 .342 ...... 55-17-111...... at Fort Hays State ...... 10-23-93 Four-Game Match ASSISTS PER GAME Five-Game Match 69 ...... Twaila Yamashita ...... at Fort Hays State ...... 09-16-94 SEASON A/G A G YR .343 ...... 49-12-108 ...... vs. Regis ...... 09-20-92 66 ...... Twaila Yamashita ...... vs. Chadron State ...... 10-13-95 Twaila Yamashita 12.04 1,433 119 1994 Five-Game Match Annie Mortsensen 11.72 1,137 97 2003 ASSISTS 74 ...... McKenzie Tennent ...... at Mesa State ...... 10-11-97 Annie Mortensen 11.29 1,253 111 2002 Three-Game Match 72 ...... McKenzie Tennent ...... at Colorado Mines ...... 10-16-99 Twaila Yamashita 11.19 1,208 108 1995 83 ...... nu. CU-Colorado Springs...... 10-21-94 Teri Winfrey 10.95 1,007 92 2005 Four-Game Match SERVICE ACES 77 ...... at Fort Hays State ...... 09-16-94 Three-Game Match SERVICE ACES Five-Game Match SEASON ACES G SA/G YR 8 ...... Twaila Yamashita ...... nu. Adams State ...... 11-05-94 88 ...... at Colorado Mines ...... 10-16-99 Twaila Yamashita 68 119 0.57 1994 7 ...... Katie Lacey ...... at Adams State ...... 09-12-95 Paige Teel 65 108 0.60 1989 Four-Game Match Twaila Yamashita 62 108 0.57 1995 SERVICE ACES 10 ...... Twaila Yamashita ...... vs. New Mexico Highlands...... 10-26-94 Kristen Kauffman 58 129 0.45 1992 Three-Game Match 7 ...... Adrianne Dettler ...... at New Mexico Highlands ...... 11-11-05 Belinda Anderson 54 111 0.47 1989 17 ...... at Adams State ...... 09-12-95 ...... Shelly Harshberger ...... vs. Colorado Mines ...... 10-17-98 Four-Game Match ...... Twaila Yamashita ...... vs. Chadron State ...... 10-13-95 SERVICE ACES PER GAME 19 ...... nu. New Mexico Highlands ...... 11-11-05 Five-Game Match SEASON SA/G ACES G YR Five-Game Match 10 ...... Shelly Harshberger ...... at New Mexico Highlands ...... 11-04-97 Paige Teel 0.60 65 108 1989 21 ...... at New Mexico Highlands ...... 11-04-97 7 ...... Jenny Ruiter ...... at Texas Woman’s ...... 09-05-98 Twaila Yamashita 0.57 62 108 1995 ...... Kristen Kauffman ...... at Southern Colorado ...... 09-08-91 Twaila Yamashita 0.57 68 119 1994 DIGS McKenzie Tennent 0.49 45 92 1996 Three-Game Match Shelly Harshberger 0.48 41 85 1997 DIGS 90 ...... nu. CU-Colorado Springs...... 10-21-94 Three-Game Match DIGS Four-Game Match 28 ...... Brenda Hitt-Briscoe ...... at Adams State ...... 10-12-91 SEASON DIGS G D/G YR 113...... nu. Adams State ...... 10-11-02 26 ...... Adrianne Dettler ...... vs. Western New Mexico ...... 09-22-06 Julie Koss 671 136 4.93 1990 Five-Game Match ...... Adrianne Dettler ...... vs. Adams State ...... 09-10-05 Adrianne Dettler 605 118 5.13 2006 154 ...... vs. CU-Colorado Springs ...... 10-30-93 Four-Game Match Kelly Nanna 561 136 4.13 1990 34 ...... Adrianne Dettler ...... at Mesa State ...... 10-24-06 Julie Lane 504 124 4.06 1990 BLOCKS 31 ...... Adrianne Dettler ...... nu. MUS-Billings ...... 08-25-06 Brenda Hitt-Briscoe 497 113 4.40 1990 Three-Game Match ...... Adrianne Dettler ...... at Fort Hays State ...... 10-08-04 16 ...... nu. Washburn ...... 10-22-93 Five-Game Match DIGS PER GAME Four-Game Match SEASON D/G DIGS G YR 40 ...... Maureen Bryan ...... vs. CU-Colorado Springs ...... 09-20-03 25 ...... vs. Grand Canyon ...... 09-12-92 Adrianne Dettler 5.13 605 118 2006 37 ...... Adrianne Dettler ...... vs. CSU-Pueblo ...... 10-20-06 Julie Koss 4.93 671 136 1990 Five-Game Match Maureen Bryan 4.56 442 97 2003 29.5 ...... at New Mexico Highlands ...... 10-02-94 BLOCKS Adrianne Dettler 4.47 438 98 2005 Three-Game Match Brenda Hitt-Briscoe 4.40 497 113 1990 16 ...... Gina Volpato ...... nu. Adams State ...... 10-20-90 TEAM SEASON RECORDS 10 ...... Nicole Schwab ...... vs. Mesa State ...... 09-12-06 BLOCKS Four-Game Match SEASON SOLO A TOT G B/G YR Kills ...... 1,705 kills ...... 1994 12 ...... Nicole Schwab ...... at New Mexico Highlands ...... 10-13-06 Nicole Schwab 34 140 174 118 1.47 2006 Kills per Game ...... 14.89 kills/game ...... 1999 ...... Janene Caldwell ...... vs. Grand Canyon ...... 09-12-92 Julie Koss 63 83 146 136 1.07 1990 Total Attempts ...... 5,248 total attempts ...... 1994 10 ...... Laurie Dressel ...... at Southern Colorado ...... 11-08-02 Kelly Nanna 62 81 143 111 1.29 1989 Attempts per Game ...... 44.94 attempts/game ...... 2003 Katie Lacey 33 107 140 124 1.13 1995 ...... Tonya Mayes ...... nu. Colorado Christian...... 10-21-94 Hitting Percentage ...... 22.4 % ...... 1989 Katie Lacey 37 111 138 119 1.24 1994 Five-Game Match Assists ...... 1,619 assists ...... 1994 16 ...... Kathleen Braiden ...... at Southern Colorado ...... 09-08-91 BLOCKS PER GAME Assists per Game ...... 13.49 assists/game ...... 1994 15 ...... Nicole Schwab ...... nu. Regis ...... 10-06-06 SEASON B/G SOLO A TOT G YR Service Aces ...... 237 service aces ...... 1994 & 1989 Nicole Schwab 1.47 34 140 174 118 2006 Aces per Game ...... 2.14 aces/game ...... 1989 Nicole Schwab 1.31 39 89 128 98 2005 Digs ...... 3,342 digs ...... 1990 Kelly Nanna 1.29 62 81 143 111 1989 Digs per Game ...... 24.57 digs/game ...... 1990 Katie Lacey 1.24 37 111 138 119 1994 Blocks ...... 362.5 blocks ...... 1990 15 • 2007 Volleyball Nicole Schwab 1.19 42 72 114 96 2004 Blocks per Game ...... 3.01 blocks/game ...... 1989 CAREER RECORDS & RECORD VS. OPPONENTS

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS

KILLS SERVICE ACES PER GAME CAREER K G K/G YRS CAREER SA/G ACES GAMES YRS Moreen Baylis 1,338 384 3.48 2000-03 Paige Teel 0.60 65 108 1989 Jenny Ruiter 1,165 371 3.14 1997-00 Twaila Yamashita 0.51 173 338 1993-95 Jessica Copp 1,125 462 2.44 1993-96 Belinda Anderson 0.49 54 111 1989 Nicole Schwab 1,071 312 3.43 2004-Pres. Shelly Harshberger 0.42 106 250 1995-98 Janene Caldwell 987 347 2.84 1992-94 McKenzie Tennent 0.37 146 390 1996-99 Kelly Nanna 863 247 3.49 1989-90 Kristen Kauffman 0.36 102 285 1990-92 Katie Lacey 845 310 2.73 1993-95 Sara Feehan 0.36 78 216 2005-Pres. Nikki Mancillas-Salazar 778 437 1.78 1991-94 Krystal Dominguez 0.33 81 242 1997-99 Andi Stevens 743 242 3.07 1996-98 Janene Caldwell 0.33 114 347 1992-94 Julie Koss 732 245 2.99 1989-90 Julie Lane 0.33 87 263 1989-91

KILLS PER GAME DIGS CAREER K/G K G YRS CAREER DIGS GAMES D/G YRS ALL-TIME Kelly Nanna 3.49 863 247 1989-90 Adrianne Dettler 1,441 311 4.63 2004-Pres. Lisa Levings 3.49 666 191 2002, 2004 Jessica Copp 1,242 462 2.69 1993-96 ECORDS VS PPONENTS Moreen Baylis 3.48 1,338 384 2000-03 Twaila Yamashita 1,190 338 3.52 1993-95 R . O Michelle Rowe 3.46 546 158 1999-00 Moreen Baylis 1,155 384 3.00 2000-03 Opponent Record Opponent Record Nicole Schwab 3.43 1,071 312 2004-Pres. Maureen Bryan 1,127 320 3.52 2000-03 Abilene Christian ...... 0-1 Missouri-St. Louis ...... 0-1 Lisa Engman 3.15 699 222 1995-96 Julie Koss 1,109 245 4.53 1989-90 ADAMS STATE ...... 60-25 Missouri Southern State...... 0-1 Jenny Ruiter 3.14 1,165 371 1997-00 Jenny Ruiter 1,064 371 2.87 1997-00 Air Force...... 3-18 Missouri Western State ...... 0-1 Andi Stevens 3.07 743 242 1996-98 McKenzie Tennent 1,020 390 2.62 1996-99 Alaska-Anchorage ...... 2-0 Jodi Winchell 3.04 280 92 1999 Kelly Nanna 967 247 3.91 1989-90 Minnesota-Moorhead ...... 0-1 Leeanne Greenwade 3.00 896 298 2004-Pres. Megan Snider 963 370 2.60 2000-03 Angelo State ...... 2-0 Montana State-Billings ...... 2-2 Arizona ...... 0-1 Montana Tech ...... 0-1 HITTING EFFICIENCY (Min. 30 Attempts) DIGS PER GAME Arkansas Tech ...... 0-2 NEBRASKA-KEARNEY ...... 1-18 CAREER K E AT PCT. G YRS CAREER D/G DIGS GAMES YRS Armstrong Atlantic ...... 1-0 Nevada-Las Vegas ...... 1-0 Christine Begay 13 3 32 .313 14 2002 Adrianne Dettler 4.63 1,441 311 2004-Pres. ASHLAND UNIVERSITY ...... 0-0 Nevada-Reno ...... 0-1 Allison Eggers 12 2 33 .303 17 2000 Julie Koss 4.53 1,109 245 1989-90 Azusa Pacifi c ...... 0-2 New Mexico ...... 5-3 Janene Caldwell 987 221 2,626 .294 347 1992-94 Paige Teel 4.37 472 108 1989 Bemidji State ...... 0-1 N.M. HIGHLANDS ...... 33-28 Ashley Dodge 31 9 76 .289 25 1989 Belinda Anderson 4.32 480 111 1989 Bethany ...... 1-0 Newman Univ...... 0-1 Nicole Schwab 1071 381 2517 .274 312 2004-06 Brenda Hitt-Briscoe 4.05 961 237 1990-91 Biola University ...... 0-1 New Mexico State ...... 1-0 Kelly Nanna 863 248 2,257 .272 247 1989-90 Kelly Nanna 3.91 967 247 1989-90 Brigham Young ...... 0-2 Northeast Missouri State ...... 0-1 Belinda Anderson 314 86 858 .266 111 1989 Karen Bell 3.90 421 108 1989 California-Irvine ...... 0-1 Lisa Engman 699 233 1,831 .255 222 1995-96 Sara Feehan 3.54 765 216 2005-Pres. Northern Arizona...... 0-6 Twaila Yamashita 341 75 1,046 .254 338 1993-95 Twaila Yamashita 3.52 1,190 338 1993-95 California-Riverside ...... 0-1 Northern Colorado ...... 1-5 Maureen Bryan 3.52 1,127 320 2000-03 CALIFORNIA-SAN DIEGO ...... 0-0 Northwest Mo. State ...... 0-2 TOTAL ATTEMPTS California-Santa Cruz ...... 1-0 Northwest Nazarene ...... 2-0 CAREER TA GAMES TA/G YRS BLOCKS Cal. State-Bakersfi eld...... 0-1 Ouchita Baptist ...... 1-0 Moreen Baylis 4,200 384 10.94 2000-03 CAREER S A TOT G B/G YRS CAL. STATE-DOM. HILLS ...... 0-1 Pacifi c ...... 0-1 Jenny Ruiter 3,550 371 9.57 1997-00 Nicole Schwab 115 301 416 312 1.33 2004-Pres. Cal. State-Hayward ...... 1-0 Point Loma Nazarene ...... 0-1 Jessica Copp 3,543 462 7.67 1993-96 Nikki Mancillas-Salazar 121 265 386 437 0.88 1991-94 CAL. STATE-SAN BERNARDINO .0-2 Quincy College ...... 1-0 Leeanne Greenwade 2,749 298 9.22 2004-Pres. Katie Lacey 92 260 352 310 1.14 1993-95 Cal. State-Stanislaus...... 1-1 REGIS ...... 6-20 Janene Caldwell 2,626 347 7.57 1992-94 Kelly Nanna 110 159 269 247 1.09 1989-90 Cameron ...... 0-2 Rockhurst ...... 0-1 Nicole Schwab 2,517 312 8.07 2004-06 Janene Caldwell 81 160 241 347 0.69 1992-94 Carroll ...... 1-0 Rockmont...... 2-0 Katie Lacey 2,270 310 7.32 1993-95 Kathleen Braiden 78 151 229 270 0.85 1989-91 Central Oklahoma ...... 0-1 Lisa Levings 2,263 191 11.85 2002, 2004 Julie Koss 92 126 218 245 0.89 1989-90 St. Mary’s of the Plains...... 1-0 Kelly Nanna 2,257 247 9.14 1989-90 Dena duPont 56 156 212 231 0.92 1992-93 Central Washington ...... 1-1 Santa Fe ...... 16-6 Cora Vorwald 48 160 208 197 1.06 2005-Pres. CHADRON STATE ...... 16-9 SEATTLE PACIFIC ...... 1-1 TOTAL ATTEMPTS PER GAME Laurie Dressel 71 132 203 202 1.00 2002-03 Chaminade ...... 1-0 Slippery Rock Univ...... 0-1 CAREER TA/G TA G YRS Christian Heritage ...... 0-1 Sonoma State ...... 1-3 Lisa Levings 11.85 2,263 191 2002, 2004 BLOCKS PER GAME Colorado ...... 1-0 Southeastern Oklahoma State 2-0 Michelle Rowe 10.70 1,691 158 1999-00 CAREER B/G S A TOT G YRS Colorado Baptist ...... 1-0 South Dakota Tech ...... 1-0 Moreen Baylis 10.94 4,200 384 2000-03 Nicole Schwab 1.33 115 301 416 312 2004-Pres. COLORADO CHRISTIAN ...... 7-15 Southern Cal. College ...... 0-1 Jenny Ruiter 9.57 3,550 371 1997-00 Katie Lacey 1.14 92 260 352 310 1993-95 Colorado College ...... 11-10 Southern Nazarene ...... 1-0 Leeanne Greenwade 9.22 2749 298 2004-Pres. Kelly Nanna 1.09 110 159 269 247 1989-90 CSU-PUEBLO ...... 30-29 Southern Oregon State ...... 1-0 Kelly Nanna 9.14 2,257 247 1989-90 Cora Vorwald 1.06 48 160 208 197 2005-Pres. UC-COLORADO SPRINGS ...... 23-13 Southern Utah ...... 10-23-1 Sara Feehan 8.82 1,904 216 2005-Pres. Laurie Dressel 1.00 71 132 203 202 2002-03 COLORADO MINES ...... 32-16 Lyndsey Buderus 8.46 694 82 2002-03 Meranda Menke 1.00 0 4 4 4 1998 Southwest Baptist ...... 0-1 Andi Stevens 8.32 2,014 242 1996-98 D.J. Sergent 0.98 11 53 64 65 2001 Colorado State ...... 2-0 Southwest, College of the .....1-0 Lisa Engman 8.25 1,831 222 1995-96 Dena duPont 0.92 56 156 212 231 1992-93 Colo. Woman’s College ...... 4-0 Southwestern ...... 0-1 Jodi Winchell 0.89 29 53 82 92 1999 Concordia ...... 1-0 Sterling ...... 1-0 ASSISTS Julie Koss 0.89 92 126 218 245 1989-90 Dallas Baptist ...... 0-1 Sul Ross State ...... 1-0 CAREER A G A/G YRS Denver ...... 6-12 Tabor ...... 0-1 Twaila Yamashita 3,732 338 11.04 1993-95 MATCHES PLAYED DIXIE STATE COLLEGE ...... 1-0 Tarleton State ...... 2-0 McKenzie Tennent 3,044 390 7.81 1996-99 CAREER MATCHES YRS Fort Hays State ...... 10-14 Tennessee-Martin ...... 1-0 Paige Teel 2,802 303 9.25 1987-89 Nikki Mancillas-Salazar 126 1991-94 Drury ...... 0-3 Texas A&M-Commerce ...... 1-3 Annie Mortensen 2,390 208 11.50 2002-03 Jessica Copp 125 1993-96 Eastern Montana ...... 1-2 Texas A&M Kingsville ...... 1-1 Julie Lane 2,054 263 7.81 1989-91 Moreen Baylis 108 2000-03 EASTERN NEW MEXICO ...... 2-7 Texas-El Paso ...... 0-2 Teri Winfrey 1,615 159 10.2 2004-05 McKenzie Tennent 108 1996-99 Embry-Riddle ...... 2-0 Kristen Kauffman 1,541 285 5.41 1990-92 Megan Snider 107 2000-03 Texas Wesleyan ...... 1-0 Carly Lacey 1,533 190 8.07 2004-06 Emporia State ...... 2-1 Texas Woman’s Univ...... 1-3 Shelly Harshberger 1,447 250 5.79 1995-98 CONSECUTIVE MATCHES PLAYED Florida International ...... 1-0 Utah ...... 1-0 CAREER MATCHES YRS Florida Southern ...... 0-1 Utah State...... 0-2 ASSISTS PER GAME Jessica Copp 125 1993-96 Fresno Pacifi c ...... 0-1 Washburn ...... 3-3 CAREER A/G A G YRS McKenzie Tennent 104 1996-99 Friends ...... 1-0 Wayne State (Neb.) ...... 1-1 Annie Mortensen 11.50 2,390 208 2002-03 Katie Lacey 87 1993-95 Georgian Court ...... 1-0 West Texas A&M ...... 0-1 Twaila Yamashita 11.04 3,732 338 1993-95 Moreen Baylis 83 2001-03 Grand Canyon ...... 10-15 WESTERN NEW MEXICO ...... 15-18 Paige Teel 10.20 1,102 108 1989 Megan Snider 83 2001-03 Harding ...... 0-1 Western Oregon State ...... 0-2 Teri Winfrey 10.20 1,615 159 2004-05 Jenny Ruiter 83 1997-00 Hastings ...... 2-0 WESTERN STATE ...... 45-35 Carly Lacey 8.07 1,533 190 2004-06 Hawaii Pacifi c ...... 0-1 Western Washington ...... 0-1 Allison Eggers 8.06 137 17 2000 GAMES PLAYED High Point ...... 1-0 McKenzie Tennent 7.81 3,044 390 1996-99 CAREER GAMES YRS Westmont ...... 1-0 Julie Lane 7.81 2,054 263 1989-91 Jessica Copp 462 1993-96 Hillsdale ...... 0-1 Melissa Childs 5.93 160 27 2006-Pres. Nikki Mancillas-Salazar 437 1991-94 Idaho ...... 0-1 JUCO Shelly Harshberger 5.79 1,447 250 1995-98 McKenzie Tennent 390 1996-99 Idaho State ...... 5-2 Opponent Record Moreen Baylis 384 2000-03 Kansas Wesleyan ...... 3-0 Central Arizona ...... 0-1 SERVICE ACES Jenny Ruiter 371 1997-00 Lewis & Clark ...... 0-1 Colorado Northwestern ...... 1-0 CAREER SA G SA/G YRS Lubbock Christian ...... 2-0 Dixie ...... 4-0 Twaila Yamashita 173 338 0.51 1993-95 CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED Madonna ...... 0-6 Eastern Arizona ...... 0-1 McKenzie Tennent 146 390 0.37 1996-99 CAREER GAMES YRS Mary Hardin-Baylor ...... 0-2 Eastern Utah ...... 1-0 Janene Caldwell 114 347 0.33 1992-94 Jessica Copp 273 1994-96 Marymount ...... 1-0 Northeastern (Colo.) ...... 0-2 Moreen Baylis 106 384 0.28 2000-03 Jenny Ruiter 247 1998-00 MESA STATE ...... 29-43-1 Ricks ...... 0-1 Shelly Harshberger 106 250 0.42 1995-98 Kelly Nanna 247 1989-90 METRO STATE ...... 7-26-2 Kristen Kauffman 102 285 0.36 1990-92 Katie Lacey 238 1994-95 Snow ...... 1-7 Jenny Ruiter 100 371 0.27 1997-00 Julie Koss 224 1989-90 Michigan-Dearborn ...... 1-0 Utah Tech ...... 1-0 Jessica Copp 93 462 0.20 1993-96 Mississippi Women ...... 0-1 Katie Lacey 91 310 0.29 1993-95 Julie Lane 87 263 0.33 1989-91 CAPS inducates 2007 opponents 2007 Volleyball • 16 2007 SCHEDULE

Date Day Opponent Location Time AUGUST 24-25 FRI-SAT CS-SAN BERNARDINO CLASSIC SAN BERNARDINO, CA - August 24 Fri CS-Dominguez Hills San Bernardino, CA 3:30 p.m. August 24 Fri CS-San Bernardino San Bernardino, CA 8:30 p.m. August 25 Sat Seattle Paciﬁ c San Bernardino, CA 11:00 a.m. August 25 Sat UC-San Diego San Bernardino, CA 6:00 p.m. AUG. 31- SEPT. 1 FRI-SAT SKYHAWK CLASSIC DURANGO, CO - August 31 Fri Eastern New Mexico Durango, CO 2:00 p.m. August 31 Fri Ashland University Durango, CO 6:00 p.m. September 1 Sat CSU-Pueblo Durango, CO 2:00 p.m. September 1 Sat Dixie State College Durango, CO 6:00 p.m. September 7 Fri New Mexico Highlands* Las Vegas, NM 7:00 p.m. September 8 Sat Western New Mexico* Silver City, NM 7:00 p.m. September 14 Fri Adams State College* Durango, CO 7:00 p.m. September 15 Sat CSU-Pueblo* Durango, CO 7:00 p.m. September 18 Tue Mesa State College* Grand Junction, CO 7:00 p.m. September 22 Sat Western State College* Gunnison, CO 7:00 p.m. September 27 Thur Colorado Christian* Lakewood, CO 7:00 p.m. September 28 Fri Metro State College* Denver, CO 7:00 p.m. September 29 Sat Colorado School of Mines* Golden, CO 7:00 p.m. October 5 Fri Chadron State* Durango, CO 7:00 p.m. October 6 Sat U. of Nebraska-Kearney* Durango, CO 3:00 p.m. October 12 Fri Regis University* Durango, CO 7:00 p.m. October 13 Sat UC-Colorado Springs* Durango, CO 7:00 p.m. October 16 Tue Mesa State College* Durango, CO 7:00 p.m. October 19 Fri Western State College* Durango, CO 7:00 p.m. October 26 Fri CSU-Pueblo* Pueblo, CO 7:00 p.m. October 27 Sat Adams State College* Alamosa, CO 7:00 p.m. November 2 Fri Western New Mexico* Durango, CO 7:00 p.m. November 3 Sat New Mexico Highlands* Durango, CO 7:00 p.m. November 8-11 Thur-Sun RMAC Tournament #1 Seed TBA November 15-18 Thur-Sun NCAA Regional Tournament #1 Seed TBA

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