TABLE OF CONTENTS

2011-2012 Schedule...... 2 2011-2012 Roster...... 3 2011-2012 Season Preview...... 4

Player Profiles

Da’Cheray Thomas...... 8 Gabriella Betoni...... 9 Daliana Perez...... 10 Allison Hart...... 11 Dominic Spivey...... 12 Karol Oliveros/Katie Aumann/Deandra Black...... 13 Josie Rezende/Leila Wooten/Franchely Inoa...... 14

Coaching Staff

Amable Martinez/Justin Beaumont...... 16 Team Photo...... 17

Volleyball/Bloomfield College Information

Opponents...... 18 On the Cover: Seniors Allison Hart, Daliana 2011 Statistics...... 20 Perez and Da’Cheray Thomas CACC...... 22 Bloomfield College...... 24 Covers and Borders Designed By: Visitor Information...... 26 Gladstone Harris

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Photos By: Jim O’Connor, N.J. Sport Pics

Bloomfield College Athletic Communications Director: Andrew Mees Assistant Director: Gladstone Harris (973) 748-9000 ext. 788

BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL QUICK FACTS

School Colors: Maroon and Gold 2011 Record/Finish: 8-16, 6-13 CACC Nickname: Deacons Starters Returning: 4 Home Field: Bloomfield Gym (Bloomfield, NJ) Letter-Winners Returning: 5 Head Coach: Amable Martinez (First Season) Assistant Coaches: Justin Beaumont

1 2012 SCHEDULE 2012 ROSTER

Numerical DATE DAY OPPONENT SITE TIME

September 4 Tuesday Mercy HOME 7:00pm No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School Major

September 6 Thursday Dominican College* HOME 7:00pm 1 Karol Oliveros So. S/RS 5-9 Newark, N.J./Science Park Accounting September 11 Tuesday Nyack College* Away 7:00pm 2 Dominic Spivey Jr. MH 5-9 Newark, N.J./Newark East Side Education 3 Daliana Perez Sr. OH 5-8 Jersey City, N.J./County Prep. Psychology September 17 Monday Southern Connecticut Away 7:00pm 5 Josie Rezende Fr. MB 5-11 Belo Horizonte, Brazil/Santa Marcelina Biology September 19 Wednesday Caldwell College* HOME 7:00pm 6 Da’Cheray Thomas Sr. MB 5-8 Newark, N.J./Science Park English 7 Deandra Black So. MH/OH 5-10 East Brunswick, N.J./East Brunswick Business Admin./Marketing September 22 Saturday Philadelphia University* Away 12:00pm 8 Allison Hart Sr. S 5-9 Pagosa Springs, Co./Pagosa Springs Elementary Education September 25 Tuesday Concordia College* Away 6:00pm 9 Katie Aumann So. MH/RS 5-10 Colgate, Wi./Germantown Biochemistry 10 Leila Wooten Fr. DS 5-4 Piscataway, N.J./Piscataway Nursing September 28 Friday Post University * Away 7:00pm 12 Gabriella Betoni Sr. MB/S 5-9 Jaragua, SC, Brazil/Newark East Side Biology September 29 Saturday Wilmington University* HOME 12:00pm 13 Franchely Inoa Fr. OH/DS/L 5-6 Bayonne, N.J./Bayonne Education October 3 Wednesday Felician College* HOME 7:00pm October 5 Friday Dominican College* Away 7:00pm Alphabetical October 6 Saturday Holy Family University* HOME 12:00pm October 9 Tuesday Concordia College* HOME 7:00pm October 12 Friday Caldwell College* Away 7:00pm October 13 Saturday Georgian Court* Away 12:00pm No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School Major

October 17 Wednesday Nyack College* HOME 7:00pm 9 Katie Aumann So. MH/RS 5-10 Colgate, Wi./Germantown Biochemistry October 19 Friday Felician College* Away 7:00pm 12 Gabriella Betoni Sr. MB/S 5-9 Jaragua, SC, Brazil/Newark East Side Biology 7 Deandra Black So. MH/OH 5-10 East Brunswick, N.J./East Brunswick Business Admin./Marketing October 20 Saturday USciences* HOME 6:00pm 8 Allison Hart Sr. S 5-9 Pagosa Springs, Co./Pagosa Springs Elementary Education October 27 Saturday Goldey-Beacom College* HOME 12:00pm 13 Franchely Inoa Fr. OH/DS/L 5-6 Bayonne, N.J./Bayonne Education 1 Karol Oliveros So. S/RS 5-9 Newark, N.J./Science Park Accounting October 31 Wednesday Post University* HOME 7:00pm 3 Daliana Perez Sr. OH 5-8 Jersey City, N.J./County Prep. Psychology 5 Josie Rezende Fr. MB 5-11 Belo Horizonte, Brazil/Santa Marcelina Biology November 3 Saturday Chestnut Hill College* Away 1:00pm 2 Dominic Spivey Jr. MH 5-9 Newark, N.J./Newark East Side Education November 6 Tuesday CACC Tournament Opening Round Away TBA 6 Da’Cheray Thomas Sr. MB 5-8 Newark, N.J./Science Park English November 9-10 CACC Tournament @ Georgian Court Away TBA 10 Leila Wooten Fr. DS 5-4 Piscataway, N.J./Piscataway Nursing

*Denotes Team Captain

Head Coach: Amable Martinez (First Season) Assistant Coaches: Justin Beaumont (First Season) * Denotes Conference Game

2 3 2012 Season Preview

A NEW ERA With a new head coach at the helm, the Lady Deacons will look to make a return trip 4 to the CACC Tournament for the second time in three seasons in 2012. 5 Every team, regardless of sport, enters a new by-the-numbers look at this year’s Lady A member of the Bloomfield College softball from the outset of the 2012 season. With a season with championship aspirations. It is Deacons. “From our first practice, team for the previous two seasons, Aumann new commitment to playing disciplined volley- why an athlete plays the game; the hope of we have preached the little joins the Bloomfield College Volleyball program ball and a talented veteran core ready to lead finally becoming the last one standing, reaching for the first time in 2012 and will see time at the way, the Lady Deacons appear poised to the mountaintop and experiencing the pure joy things,” Martinez said. both the middle hitter and right side positions. turn heads from the season’s opening match. of capturing a title. 5 Bloomfield has been picked to finish fifth Rookies Leila Wooten (Piscataway, N.J.) and in the North Division in the annual CACC pre- “It’s this type of discipline Franchely Inoa (Bayonne, N.J.) round out the But in order to reach the year’s loftiest goal, a season coaches poll. newcomers, with each expected to see legiti- team must first learn to appreciate the journey that breeds winning year mate time throughout the upcoming campaign. that precedes that defining moment. A journey “I’m excited about the opportunity to be taking after year, and that’s filled with the smallest of details that, if neglect- over a program that has a talented group of SCHEDULE ed, can derail even the most talented of clubs. players returning this year,” Martinez said. “We our ultimate goal.” are working hard during the preseason and we Taking over the Bloomfield College Volleyball expect to contend for a playoff spot. We have program for the first time in 2012, rookie head a chance to be a quality team this year, and it 21 Bloomfield will play a 21-game sched- coach Amable Martinez has brought an at- starts with our first match Tuesday night.” ule in 2012, with all but two contests coming tention to - and appreciation for - those small VETERAN PRESENCE After a stellar junior campaign that saw her against CACC opponents. Non-conference details, an approach that will undoubtedy lead tilts against Mercy and Southern Connecticut to a more disciplined club in his first year at the RETURNERS finish second on the Lady Deacons in total kills, senior Da’Cheray Thomas (left) will be State University round out the schedule, with helm of the Lady Deacons counted on to provide veteran leadership 12 contests coming in home-and-home series and be the primary offensive weapon for against familiar North Division foes Caldwell “From our first practice of the season, we have Bloomfield in 2012. College, Nyack College, Felician College, Post stressed the little things,” Martinez said. “The 6 A veteran group of returners will anchor the 2012 squad, led by a quartet of seniors in University, Concordia College and Dominican small details are what separate a losing team College. Matches against the conference’s from a winning one. Paying attention to the Da’Cheray Thomas (Newark, N.J.), Gabriella total assists from the setter position (642). Betoni (Jaragua, SC, BraziL) Daliana Perez South Division rivals Chestnut Hill College, Holy little details throughout practice drills, when Family University, University of the Sciences, you’re preparing for an opponent, is what will (Union City, N.J.) and Allison Hart (Pagosa Junior Dominic Spivey (Newark, N.J./Science Springs, Co./Pagosa Springs). One of the top 5 Five talented newcomers round out the Philadelphia University, Wilmington University, Park) headlines the duo of underclassmen determine your success. We have really tried 2012 squad, with a trio of sophomores head- Georgian Court University and Goldey Beacom offensive performers for the Lady Deacons as a returners, returning to the club after a 2011 to stress that each and every day throughout lining the group in redshirt sophomore Karol College round out the remainder of the confer- junior in 2011, Thomas returns to the club after season that saw the sophomore finish second this preseason, and the players have really re- Oliveros (Newark, N.J), Deandra Black (East ence slate. finishing third on the team in total kills (177) and on the team in total kills (191) and total blocks sponded. It’s this type of discipline that breeds Brunswick, N.J.) and Katie Aumann (Colgate, leading the team with 28 total blocks. Hart re- (27). Freshman Josie Rezende (Belo Horizon- consistent winning year after year, and that’s Wi). Oliveros joins the Lady Deacons after turns for her second and final season at Bloom- te, Brazil) also returns after seeing her rookie WHEN THE DUST SETTLES... our ultimate goal.” redshirting in 2011 and is expected to be an field after joining the program in 2011, fresh off season cut short due to injury. impact player from the outset of the campaign, With the Lady Deacons set to embark in their a junior campaign in which she finished sixth Expect the Lady Deacons to contend for one of in the CACC in service aces (48) and eighth in while Black joins the group after spending the four playoff spots out of the North Division first campaign under Martinez, here’s your NEWCOMERS the previous season at Ramapo College. A

LADY DEACONS EARN FIFTH SPOT IN CACC PRESEASON POLL MARQUEE MATCHUPS Heading into the 2012 season, the Lady Deacons will be faced with several significant tests as they set their sights on the CACC Tournament. Here is a look at the club’s marquee matchups in the upcoming NEW HAVEN, Conn. (August 24, 2012) - The Bloomfield College volleyball team has been picked to finish fifth in the North Division in the annual Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) campaign: Coaches Poll, in results released by the conference Friday, August 24.

The Lady Deacons earned 40 total points in the yearly rankings, finishing in a tie with Concordia CALDWELL COLLEGE (Dates: 9/19, 10/12): The Lady Deacons will look to knock off GEORGIAN COURT UNIVERSITY (Date: 10/13): Bloomfield will travel to take on College for the fifth spot in the poll. CACC Tournament champions Caldwell College earned the their nearby conference rivals in their annual home-and-home series, with the Georgian Court University in the latter stages of the 2012 season, and will be top spot in the North Division, totaling 95 total points and 11 first-place votes. Dominican College followed in second with 86 total points and three first-place votes, while Nyack College placed third first match set for early in the 2012 campaign. looking to pick up a key road victory against one of the South Division’s best. with 59 total points. Post University placed fourth in the North Division, earning 55 total points in the polls. HOLY FAMILY UNIVERSITY (Date: 10/6 ): Bloomfield will welcome the Tigers of CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE (Date: 11/3): The Lady Deacons will go on the road to With new head coach Amable Martinez taking the reigns of the Bloomfield College program for the Holy Family University, a CACC South Division opponent and last season’s South take on CACC South Division foe Chestnut Hill in their 2012 regular season finale, upcoming season, the Lady Deacons will look to return to the CACC Tournament for the third time in Division regular season champions, to the Deacons’ Den in early October. and will be looking to solidify their playoff position with a quality road win. four seasons in 2012.

“I’m excited about the opportunity to be taking over a program that has a talented group of players PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY (Date: 9/22 ): The Lady Deacons will travel to DOMINICAN COLLEGE (Dates: 9/6, 10/5): Bloomfield will play CACC North returning this year,” Martinez said. “We are working hard during the preseason and we expect to perennial CACC South Division power Philadelphia University in late September, Division rival Dominican College twice in the span of just 31 days, with the Lady contend for a playoff spot. We have a chance to be a quality team this year, and it starts with our looking to pick up a pivotal road victory against one fo the CACC’s elite. Deacons looking to pick up key divisional victories against a familiar foe. first match in two weeks.”

6 7 #6 #12 Senior - OH/MH Senior - DS/S Height: 5-8 Height: 5-9 Hometown: Newark, N.J. Hometown: Jaragua, S.C., Brazil Previous School: Science Park Previous School: Newark East Side Major: English Major: Biology

DA’CHERAY THOMAS GABRIELLA BETONI

About Thomas: A talented player who continues to improve, Da’Cheray rejoins the Lady About Betoni: A solid all-around player, Betoni returns to the Lady Deacons for her senior Deacons for her senior season after another solid campaign in 2011. Also a standout in season and will once again be an extremely versatile part of the club in her final campaign the classroom, Thomas was the only member of the volleyball team to earn a spot on the at Bloomfield. CACC Fall All-Academic Team, awarded to students who have at least a 3.5 cumulative GPA and are at least a sophomore academically and athletically. As a junior: Appeared in 22 matches totaling 74 sets played...Totaled five kills, 25 assists and five service aces...Finished fourth on the Lady Deacons with 142 total digs to post a As a junior: Appeared in 24 matches with 84 sets played...Finished third on the Lady Dea- 1.92 digs per set average (also fourth on the club)...Betoni’s .34 assists per set average cons with 177 total kills in 2011...Placed fifth on the club with 10 service aces...One of three placed her second on the club during the 2011 season. Bloomfield players to total at least 20 blocks, Thomas finished second on the team with 27 total blocks and led the club with 20 block assists...Totaled double-digit kills four times as a As a sophomore: Appeared in all 22 matches totaling 78 sets played...Registered 37 kills junior in 2011...Tallied a season-high 15 kills in a loss to CACC North Division rival Nyack to post a .47 kills per set average...Recorded 614 assists as the team’s primary setter for an College on October 4, 2011...Da’Cheray’s exemplary work in the classroom earned the average of 7.87 per game, placing her third in the CACC...Hit 20 service aces and notched junior her second consecutive spot on the CACC Fall All-Academic Team. 165 digs for an average of 2.12 per set...Posted one solo block and three block assists...To- One of the top offensive players in the CACC, Thomas finished taled 56 assists in October 12 road match against rival Caldwell College, her career high... One of Bloomfield’s top defensive players, Betoni finished fourth As a sophomore: Appeared in all 27 matches with 97 sets played...Finished third on the third on the Lady Deacons with 177 total kills in 2011. Posted at least 20 assists in 19 of the team’s 21 matches in 2011. on the 2011 club with 142 digs during her junior campaign. 2010 club with 211 kills to post a 2.18 kills per set average...Notched six assists, 14 service aces and 54 digs...The Lady Deacons’ top defensive force in front of the net, Thomas led As a freshman: Appeared in 17 matches with 59 sets played...Notched 15 kills and 79 the team with 30 solo blocks and finished third with 13 block assists...Her .44 blocks per set digs to average 1.34 per set...Totaled 404 assists to average 7.07 per set, placing her sev- average placed her second on the team in her sophomore season...Posted double-digit kills enth in the CACC...Registered 18 service aces to average .31 per set. in nine matches, including 13 on three separate occasions (October 12 against Caldwell Why Thomas Chose Division II: Why Betoni Chose Division II: College, October 30 against USP and November 9 against Dominican College in the open- Before Bloomfield: A second team All-State selection during her high school career, ing round of the CACC Tournament). “I chose Bloomfield College Betoni starred at East Side High School before joining the Bloomfield College volleyball “I chose Bloomfield College because it’s close to my home, a program. because I felt like the school As a freshman: Appeared in 18 matches with 54 sets played...Finished the season with 64 kills, notching the fourth-highest kills per set average on the club at 1.19...Totaled six assists very good school academically gave me the opportunity to and 26 digs...Registered two solo blocks and five block assists as a freshman in 2009. and it gave me the become the best volleyball

Before Bloomfield: Da’Cheray starred at Science Park High School before joining the opportunity to play volleyball player and student I could be.” Bloomfield College program as a freshman in 2009. at the next level.”

Da’Cheray Thomas Career Statistics Gabriella Betoni Career Statistics

Year M G K E TA Pct K PG Assists PG Aces PG Digs PG Solos Assists Total PG Year M G K E TA Pct K PG Assists PG Aces PG Digs PG Solos Assists Total PG 2009-10 18 54 64 54 207 0.048 64 1.19 6 0.11 0 - 26 0.48 2 5 7 0.13 2009-10 17 59 15 17 74 -0.027 15 0.25 414 7.02 18 0.31 79 1.34 1 1 2 0.03 2010-11 26 97 211 127 617 0.136 211 2.18 6 0.06 14 0.14 54 0.56 30 13 43 0.44 2010-11 21 78 37 20 194 0.088 37 0.47 614 7.87 20 0.26 165 2.12 1 3 4 0.05 2011-12 24 84 177 100 519 0.148 177 2.11 9 0.11 10 0.12 87 1.04 7 20 27 0.32 2011-12 22 74 5 9 52 -0.077 5 0.07 25 0.34 5 0.07 142 1.92 0 0 0 - Career: 68 235 452 281 1343 0.127 452 1.92 21 0.09 24 0.10 167 0.71 39 38 77 0.33 Career: 60 211 57 46 320 0.034 57 0.27 1053 4.99 43 0.20 386 1.83 2 4 6 0.03

8 9 #3 #8 Senior - OH/DS Senior - S/RS Height: 5-8 Height: 5-9 Hometown: Jersey City, N.J. Hometown: Pagosa Springs, Co. Previous School: County Prep. Previous School: Northwest College Major: Psychology Major: Elementary Education

DALIANA PEREZ ALLISON HART

About Perez: A talented outside hitter, Daliana returns to the Lady Deacons for her senior About Hart: A passionate player who has emerged as a team leader, Allison rejoins the campaign in 2012. A multi-sport athlete at Bloomfield, Perez concluded a solid four-year Lady Deacons as a senior for the 2012 season. Hart will once again be one of the primary career as a member of Bloomfield’s softball team in the spring of 2012. setters for Bloomfield in her final season in the program.

As a junior: Appeared in 22 matches with 66 sets played...Totaled 37 kills and eight as- As a junior: Appeared in all 24 matches with 85 sets played as a junior in 2011...Led the sists...Notched 137 digs to finish fifth on the 2011 Lady Deacons as a junior...Tallied nine Lady Deacons with 642 assists as the club’s primary setter to post a 7.55 assists per set service aces on the year...Totaled a season-high seven kills in back-to-back matches on average (placing her eighth in the CACC)...Totaled 78 kills and 167 digs to place her third October 6 and October 8 against CACC opponents Felician College and Goldey Beacom on the club...Led Bloomfield with 48 service aces, placing her sixth in the CACC...Notched College...Tallied a season-high 19 digs in a loss to Chestnut Hill College on October 1. season-highs in assists (52) and service aces (10) in an October 1 loss to CACC opponent Chestnut HIll College...Totaled at least six service aces three times during the 2011 season. As a sophomore: Appeared in 16 matches with 33 sets played...Totaled 17 kills, one assist and three service aces...Notched 37 digs to post a 1.12 per set average...Totaled a Before Bloomfield: An All-State selection in both volleyball and basketball during her high season high four kills in a September 17 match against CACC rival Concordia College. school years, Allison was an Honor Roll selection as a student during her time at Northwest The Lady Deacons will lean on Perez for her veteran leadership College. Allison finished in the CACC’s top ten in assists and service aces As a freshman: Appeared in 17 matches with 39 sets played...Notched 12 kills, seven as- and versatility in her final season with the program in 2012. during a banner junior campaign, her first with the program. sists and two service aces...Totaled 28 digs during the 2009 campaign.

Before Bloomfield:A two-time All-Conference selection during her high school career, Perez starred at Hudson County Prep. High School before joining the Bloomfield College program in 2009. Why Perez Chose Division II: Why Hart Chose Division II: “Coming from a small private “I chose Bloomfield College school in high school, Bloomfield because I have always wanted caught my interest because of to play Division II volleyball, its size, and I immediately felt and I wanted to come to the at home with both teams when East Coast for a new and I came to visit.” different adventure.”

Daliana Perez Career Statistics Allison Hart Career Statistics

Year M G K E TA Pct K PG Assists PG Aces PG Digs PG Solos Assists Total PG Year M G K E TA Pct K PG Assists PG Aces PG Digs PG Solos Assists Total PG 2009-10 17 39 12 13 53 -0.019 12 0.31 7 0.18 2 0.05 28 0.72 0 3 3 0.08 2011-12 24 85 78 24 262 0.206 78 0.92 642 7.55 48 0.56 167 1.96 5 7 12 0.14 2010-11 16 33 17 22 82 -0.061 17 0.52 1 0.03 3 0.09 37 1.12 0 0 0 - Career: 24 85 78 24 262 0.206 78 0.92 642 7.55 48 0.56 167 1.96 5 7 12 0.14 2011-12 22 66 37 36 144 0.0070 37 0.56 8 0.12 9 0.14 137 2.08 1 2 3 0.05 Career: 55 138 66 71 279 -0.018 66 0.48 16 0.12 14 0.10 202 1.46 1 5 6 0.04

10 11 #1 #2 Sophomore - S/RS KAROL OLIVEROS Height: 5-9 Junior - MH Hometown: Newark, N.J. Height: 5-9 High School: Science Park Major: Accounting Hometown: Newark, N.J. About Oliveros: A talented, versatile player, Karol joins the Lady Deacons for the first time as a sophomore in Previous School: Newark East Side 2012 after redshirting for the club during the 2011 season.

Major: Education Before Bloomfield: Oliveros starred at Science Park High School and Georgian Court University before joining the Lady Deacons program in the fall of 2011.

Why Karol chose Division II: “I chose to come to Bloomfield because it is close to my home, and it gives me the chance to pursue the career I want to pursue while playing volleyball at a high level.”

#9 Sophomore - MH/RS DOMINIC SPIVEY KATIE AUMANN Height: 5-8 Hometown: Colgate, Wi. High School: Germantown About Spivey: One of the Lady Deacons’ most talented players, Dominic returns for her Major: Biochemistry third season at Bloomfield and will once again play a major role for the club as a junior in 2012. About Aumann: A solid all-around player, Aumann joins the Lady Deacons for the first time as a sophomore in 2012. Also a member of Bloomfield’s softball team, Aumann earned a spot on the CACC Spring All-Academic As a sophomore: Appeared in 24 matches with 82 sets played...Finished second on the Team for her outstanding work in the classroom as a sophomore in the spring of 2012. Lady Deacons and 29th in the CACC with 191 total kills, to go with 73 digs and 16 service aces...Finished third on the club with 25 total blocks, and second on the team with 9 solo Before Bloomfield: Katie starred as a student-athlete at Germantown High School in Colgate, Wisconsin before blocks...Totaled double-digit kills in seven matches in 2011...Totaled a career-high 18 kills in attending Bloomfield College in the fall of 2011. a loss to CACC rival Chestnut Hill College on October 1...Tallied a season-high four blocks in a loss to CACC rival Goldey Beacom College on October 8. Why Katie chose Division II: “I chose to come to Bloomfield because it gives me the opportunity to become a better student and a better athlete during my college career.” As a freshman: Appeared in 15 matches with 56 sets played...Finished fourth on the 2010 club with 93 kills to post a 1.66 kills per set average...Notched six assists and two service aces...A force in front of the net on defense, Spivey recorded 17 solo blocks and 15 block Spivey returns to the Lady Deacons in 2012 after a sophomore assists, her .57 blocks per set average the top total on team...Posted a season high 11 kills season in which she finished second on the team with 191 kills. on three separate occasions (October 12 against Caldwell College, October 20 against Felician College and October 23 against Molloy College)...Tallied four solo blocks in the October 20 match versus Felician, while racking up seven digs in the October 23 match #7 against Molloy. Sophomore - MH/OH Why Spivey Chose Division II: DEANDRA BLACK Height: 5-10 Before Bloomfield: An All-Conference selection during her high school career, Dominic Hometown: East Brunswick, N.J. starred for four years at East Side High School before joining the Bloomfield College pro- “I chose Bloomfield because it gram as a freshman in 2010. High School: East Brunswick was a place that would allow Major: Business Administration/Marketing me to become the best student About Black: A talented player who makes an impact at the net, Deandra joins the Lady Deacons for the first and volleyball player time as a sophomore in 2012, after spending a year at Ramapo College in New Jersey. I could be.” Before Bloomfield: An All-Division selection in 2010, Black starred at East Brunswick High School before attend- ing Ramapo College in 2011.

Why Deandra chose Division II: “I chose to come to Bloomfield because the school allows me to play volleyball Dominic Spivey Career Statistics at a higher level.” Year M G K E TA Pct K PG Assists PG Aces PG Digs PG Solos Assists Total PG 2010-11 15 56 93 56 302 0.123 93 1.66 6 0.11 2 0.04 38 0.68 17 15 32 0.57 2011-12 24 82 191 100 528 0.172 191 2.33 6 0.07 16 0.20 129 1.57 9 16 25 0.30 Career: 39 138 284 156 830 0.154 284 2.06 12 0.09 18 0.13 167 1.21 26 31 57 0.41

12 13 COMMUNITY SERVICEversus COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT #5 Freshman - MH JOSIE REZENDE Height: 5-11 Hometown: Belo Horizonte, Brazil High School: Santa Marcelina Major: Biology About Rezende: A talented player who will be a force in front of the net, Josie rejoins the Lady Deacons for her What’s the difference? freshman campaign and will look to return to form after suffering a season-ending injury during her rookie season.

As a freshman: Appeared in three matches with four sets played...Totaled two kills during a 2011 season that Division II is committed to developing students and communities by actively engaging in shared was cut short due to injury...Also tallied a pair of digs as a rookie in 2012. experiences and, therefore, has targeted community engagement as one of its strategic priorities. The Before Bloomfield: Josie was a member of Sparta Volleyball Club before deciding to attend Bloomfield College for the 2011-2012 school year. objective of community engagement is to build relationships by bringing the community to campus to

Why Josie chose Division II: “I chose Bloomfield because it was a small school, and I felt very comfortable as experience Division II and its events (e.g., collegiate, theatrical, cultural). soon as I stepped on campus.” Many have heard this and thought, “That is nothing new; we do community service all the time.” It is true #10 Freshman - DS that colleges and universities and their students have performed more community service than many other LEILA WOOTEN Height: 5-4 organizations. However, Division II is emphasizing the gathering of individuals to share in an experience and Hometown: Piscataway, N.J. High School: Piscataway not just provide assistance to an individual or group of individuals in need. Major: Nursing About Wooten: A solid all-around player, Leila joins the Lady Deacons for the first time as a rookie in 2012, and will provide quality depth at multiple positions in her freshman campaign. Community Service - Reaching Out Community Engagement - Building Before Bloomfield: Leila starred for four years at Piscataway High School in Piscataway, New Jersey before joining the Bloomfield College program in 2012. to Help Those in the Community Lasting Relationships Why Leila chose Division II: “I chose Bloomfield because it has a long history of great athletics.” • Have specific end goals • Time of social gathering and interaction with the campus • Generally a one-time occurrence and community • Most often does not require the establishment of a personal • Feels like an interaction with friends relationship between those providing the service and those • Opportunity to get to know the campus and local #13 receiving the benefit of the service community better Freshman - OH/DS/L FRANCHELY INOA Height: 5-6 • Usually done to fulfill a service requirement • Making the college and campus feel like the town square Hometown: Bayonne, N.J. High School: Bayonne • Qualifies as “service learning” • Individuals walk away from the experience remembering Major: Education • Directed toward specific non-for-profit organizations or the fun atmosphere About Inoa: A versatile player, Franchely joins the Lady Deacons as a freshman in 2012, and will provide quality depth at three positions in her rookie campaign. entities within the community with an identified need • Directed towards parents, students, alumni, faculty, staff,

Before Bloomfield:Inoa starred for four years at Bayonne High School in Bayonne, New Jersey before joining donors, friends of faculty and staff the Lady Deacons in 2012.

Why Franchely chose Division II: “I chose to come to Bloomfield because it is a good school that’s close to my home.”

14 15 Head Women’s Volleyball Coach AMABLE MARTINEZ First Season

Joining the Bloomfield College staff for the first time in 2012, head coach Amable Martinez begins his first season at the helm of the Lady Deacons Volleyball team this fall.

A decorated coach at both the club and high school levels, Martinez has guided the women’s volleyball program at Science Park High School in Newark, N.J. for the past six seasons, raising the program to unprecedented heights during his tenure. A winner of three-straight Essex County Girls Volleyball Coach of the Year awards from 2007-2009 and a two-time Colonial Hills Conference Coach of the Year, Martinez led Science Park to back-to-back CHC championships in 2007 and 2008, and to the first Essex County Tournament Final in school history in 2009. Martinez continued to build the program over his final two years at Science Park, leading the club to the Group One State Semifinals in 2010 and the Group One State Finals in 2011, capturing the Group 1 State South Sectional championship in the same season. The program’s tremendous ascension into the state’s elite earned Martinez head coaching duties for the New Jersey State Senior All-Star Game for three consecutive seasons, from 2009 to his final season with the program in 2011.

At the club level, Martinez founded the Lady Chargers Volleyball Academy in 2009, and currently acts as Club Director for the organization. Serving as an assistant coach from 2005-2008, Martinez helped guide the Newark 15U Girls Volleyball team one gold and two silver medals at the US Youth Games dur- ing his time with the club. Also serving as head coach of the National Hudson Lady Warriors club from 2007-2008, Martinez led the club to a 63-28 mark over two seasons.

A 2002 graduate of Kean University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, Martinez starred as a member of the Cougars baseball team from 1996-1998 and spent a season as a student-assistant coach for the volleyball program in 2002. Continuing his education at Saint Peter’s University, Martinez earned an Alternate Route Teaching Certificate in 2006, and a Master’s Degree in Education, Administration and Supervision from the University in 2012. A Certified Personal Trainer, Martinez is also Coaching Fundamentals certified by the American Sport Education Program, and IMPACT certified by USA Vol- leyball. Residing in Fords, N.J., Martinez is currently a Physical Education teacher for Newark Public Schools, teaching kindergarten through eight grade.

Why Coach Martinez chose Division II: “I chose to coach at Bloomfield because I felt it was a great opportunity to be part of rebuilding a winning pro- gram, and wouuld also give me the opportunity to help student-athletes reach their potential both on the court and in the classroom.”

Assistant Women’s Volleyball Coach JUSTIN BEAUMONT First Season

Coach Beaumont joins the Bloomfield College coaching staff for the first time in 2012, and will assist in all areas of the pro- gram as the primary assistant to Head Coach Amable Martinez. A decorated player at both the high school and collegiate levels, Beaumont brings a wealth of experience and exceptional knowledge of the game to the Lady Deacons’ coaching staff.

Currently a member of the men’s volleyball program at New Jersey City University (NJCU), Beaumont has been a Skyline Conference Rookie of the Week and a two-time Northeast Collegiate Volleyball Association (NECVA) Metro Rookie of the Week selection during his stellar career as a member of the Gothic Knights. A 2007 graduate of Bayonne High School, Beaumont was a an All-State and two-time All-County selection during a banner career, earning H.C.I.A.A. Player of the Year honors as a senior in 2007. Beaumont helped guide the Bees to back-to-back H.C.I.A.A. titles in 2006 and 2007, earning Team MVP honors and participating in the New Jersey State Coaches Association Boys Volleyball All-Star Showcase. Front Row (Left to Right): Gabriella Betoni, Leila Wooten, Franchely Inoa, Karol Oliveros, Daliana Perez, Allison Hart Franchely Inoa, Karol Oliveros, Daliana Perez, Front Row (Left to Right): Gabriella Betoni, Leila Wooten, A student at NJCU, Beaumont is currently pursuing his degree in Criminal Justice. Back Row: Head Coach Amable Martinez, Da’Cheray Thomas, Katie Aumann, Josie Rezende, Dominic Spivey, Deandra Black, Assistant Coach Justin Beaumont Deandra Black, Aumann, Josie Rezende, Dominic Spivey, Thomas, Katie Amable Martinez, Da’Cheray Back Row: Head Coach

16 17 Bloomfield College Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 26, 2012) Bloomfield College Match Results (as of Oct 26, 2012) All matches All matches RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 8-16 4-6 3-8 1-2 Date Opponent Score Score-by-set Overall Conf Time Att. CONFERENCE 6-13 4-5 2-7 0-1 Sep 07 at Mercy W 3-0 28-26,26-24,25-23 1-0 0-0 1:23 106 NON-CONFERENCE 2-3 0-1 1-1 1-1 * Sep 13 at Dominican College NY L 0-3 13-25,14-25,16-25 1-1 0-1 1:10 100 Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking * Sep 15 at Caldwell College L 0-3 8-25,26-28,18-25 1-2 0-2 1:15 92 ## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points 7 REZENDE, Josie 4 2 0.50 0 4 . 5 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 2 0.50 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 - * Sep 17 PHILAUVB L 1-3 23-25,28-30,25-19,21-25 1-3 0-3 1:45 60 13 RIVERA, Christina 2 2 1.00 0 6 . 3 3 3 1 0.50 0 0 0.00 0 3 1.50 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 - * Sep 20 NYACK-VB L 1-3 16-25,25-17,15-25,15-25 1-4 0-4 1:30 P 70 9 HART, Allison 85 78 0.92 24 262 . 2 0 6 642 7.55 48 60 0.56 0 167 1.96 5 7 12 0.14 2 16 - 11 MONTANO, Clodesh 71 200 2.82 90 563 . 1 9 5 18 0.25 42 31 0.59 21 173 2.44 6 8 14 0.20 1 4 - * Sep 22 CNDWVB11 W 3-2 25-12,22-25,25-16,17-25,15-10 2-4 1-4 1:45 70 2 SPIVEY, Dominic 82 191 2.33 100 528 . 1 7 2 6 0.07 16 23 0.20 19 129 1.57 9 16 25 0.30 4 3 - * 9/24/11 at Univ of the Sciences W 3-0 25-17,25-13,25-21 3-4 2-4 1:17 45 15 SHEEN, Chereese 85 151 1.78 77 487 . 1 5 2 35 0.41 30 28 0.35 26 96 1.13 11 17 28 0.33 1 1 - 6 THOMAS, Da'Cheray 84 177 2.11 100 519 . 1 4 8 9 0.11 10 22 0.12 6 87 1.04 7 20 27 0.32 5 3 - 9/24/11 vs So. Conn. St. Univ. L 1-3 17-25,26-24,17-25,15-25 3-5 2-4 1:35 25 14 CABRERA, Karin 68 29 0.43 25 134 . 0 3 0 3 0.04 0 1 0.00 3 16 0.24 8 6 14 0.21 1 0 - * Sep 27 vs Post University L 1-3 9-25,25-22,13-25,12-25 3-6 2-5 1:22 73 3 PEREZ, Daliana 66 37 0.56 36 144 . 0 0 7 8 0.12 9 26 0.14 20 137 2.08 1 2 3 0.05 0 5 - 8 BODIN, Brandi 48 7 0.15 10 71 - . 0 4 2 15 0.31 7 15 0.15 29 186 3.88 0 0 0 0.00 0 2 - * Sep 29 at Felician W 3-0 29-27,25-7,25-14 4-6 3-5 1:03 75 12 BETONI, Gabriella 74 5 0.07 9 52 - . 0 7 7 25 0.34 5 3 0.07 42 142 1.92 0 0 0 0.00 0 4 - * Oct 1 CHCW L 2-3 25-18,25-23,12-25,23-25,5-15 4-7 3-6 2:45 60 TEAM ------28 ------BLOOMFIELD COLLE 85 879 10.34 471 2770 . 1 4 7 762 8.96 167 209 1.96 194 1138 13.39 47 76 85.0 1.00 14 38 - Oct 1 LEM L 0-3 19-25,13-25,14-25 4-8 3-6 1:00 60 Opponents 85 863 10.15 410 2744 . 1 6 5 766 9.01 195 151 2.29 167 1103 12.98 56 103 107.5 1.26 13 25 - * Oct 04 at NYACK-VB L 1-3 22-25,11-25,25-21,23-25 4-9 3-7 143 Team Statistics BC OPP Date Opponent Score Score by set Att. * Oct 06 FELICIAN W 3-1 25-17,25-22,18-25,25-19 5-9 4-7 1:30 50 ATTACK Sep 07 at Mercy W 3-0 28-26,26-24,25-23 106 * Oct 08 at Goldey-Beacom L 1-3 22-25,25-17,19-25,20-25 5-10 4-8 1:30 75 K i l l s 879 863 *Sep 13 at Dominican College NY L 0-3 13-25,14-25,16-25 100 E r r o r s 471 410 *Sep 15 at Caldwell College L 0-3 8-25,26-28,18-25 92 * Oct 11 POST UNIVERSITY W 3-0 25-12,25-20,25-19 6-10 5-8 1:10 40 Total Attacks 2770 2744 *Sep 17 PHILAUVB L 1-3 23-25,28-30,25-19,21-25 60 * 10/14/11 at Holy Family Univ. L 0-3 17-25,10-25,12-25 6-11 5-9 1:00 75 Attack Pct . 1 4 7 . 1 6 5 *Sep 20 NYACK-VB L 1-3 16-25,25-17,15-25,15-25 70 K i l l s / S e t 10.3 10.2 *Sep 22 CNDWVB11 W 3-2 25-12,22-25,25-16,17-25,15-10 70 * Oct 18 at CNDWVB11 L 1-3 25-9,13-25,22-25,15-25 6-12 5-10 1:28 75 SET *9/24/11 at Univ of the Sciences W 3-0 25-17,25-13,25-21 45 * Oct 20 DOMINICAN COLLEGE NY L 0-3 23-25,14-25,23-25 6-13 5-11 1:20 50 A s s i s t s 762 766 9/24/11 vs So. Conn. St. Univ. L 1-3 17-25,26-24,17-25,15-25 25 A s s i s t s / S e t 9 . 0 9 . 0 *Sep 27 vs Post University L 1-3 9-25,25-22,13-25,12-25 73 * Oct 22 GCUVB W 3-0 25-17,25-12,25-19 7-13 6-11 1:07 50 SERVE *Sep 29 at Felician W 3-0 29-27,25-7,25-14 75 Oct 25 at Queens (N.Y.) L 0-3 15-25,16-25,17-25 7-14 6-11 1:01 77 A c e s 167 195 *Oct 1 CHCW L 2-3 25-18,25-23,12-25,23-25,5-15 60 E r r o r s 209 151 Oct 1 LEM L 0-3 19-25,13-25,14-25 60 Oct 29 vs Bowie State Univ. W 3-0 25-7,25-21,25-9 8-14 6-11 25 A c e s / S e t 2.0 2.3 *Oct 04 at NYACK-VB L 1-3 22-25,11-25,25-21,23-25 143 * Oct 29 at Wilmington Univ. L 0-3 18-25,19-25,19-25 8-15 6-12 75 SERVE RECEPTIONS *Oct 06 FELICIAN W 3-1 25-17,25-22,18-25,25-19 50 E r r o r s 194 167 *Oct 08 at Goldey-Beacom L 1-3 22-25,25-17,19-25,20-25 75 * Nov 01 CALDWELL COLLEGE L 1-3 16-25,17-25,25-21,21-25 8-16 6-13 1:30 P 40 E r r o r s / S e t 2.3 2.0 *Oct 11 POST UNIVERSITY W 3-0 25-12,25-20,25-19 40 DEFENSE *10/14/11 at Holy Family Univ. L 0-3 17-25,10-25,12-25 75 D i g s 1138 1103 *Oct 18 at CNDWVB11 L 1-3 25-9,13-25,22-25,15-25 75 D i g s / S e t 13.4 13.0 *Oct 20 DOMINICAN COLLEGE NY L 0-3 23-25,14-25,23-25 50 BLOCKING *Oct 22 GCUVB W 3-0 25-17,25-12,25-19 50 Team Record W-L-T Attend Dates Total Avg. Block Solo 47 56 Oct 25 at Queens (N.Y.) L 0-3 15-25,16-25,17-25 77 Overall: 8-16 Total: 24 1611 67 Block Assist 76 103 Oct 29 vs Bowie State Univ. W 3-0 25-7,25-21,25-9 25 Total Blocks 85.0 107.5 *Oct 29 at Wilmington Univ. L 0-3 18-25,19-25,19-25 75 Conference: 6-13 Home: 10 550 55 B l o c k s / S e t 1.0 1.3 *Nov 01 CALDWELL COLLEGE L 1-3 16-25,17-25,25-21,21-25 40 Home: 4-6 Away: 11 938 85 Block Errors 14 13 Ball handling errors 38 25 Record in 3-set matches: 6-7 Away: 3-8 Neutral: 3 123 41 ATTENDANCE Record in 4-set matches: 1-8 Neutral: 1-2 T o t a l 550 938 Record in 5-set matches: 1-1 Dates/Avg Per Date 10/55 11/85 3 sets: 6-7 Neutral site #/Avg 3/41 4 sets: 1-8 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak 0 - 5 sets: 1-1

18 19 2012 OPPONENTS INFORMATION

Caldwell College Dominican College Goldey Beacom College Chestnut Hill College www.info.caldwell.edu/athletics www.chargerathletics.com www.gbcathletics.com www.chc.edu/athletics Nickname………………………………...... Cougars Nickname……………………………………...... Chargers Nickname……………………………...... Lightning Nickname…………..…………………………...... Griffins Athletic Director………………...... Mark A. Corino Athletic Director…………………………...... Joe Clinton Athletic Director…………………...... Chuck Hammond Athletic Director………….....………………...... Bill Stiles Women’s Volleyball Head Coach…...... Women’s Volleyball Head Coach...... ……..Stefanie Carrington Women’s Volleyball Head Coach…...... Richard Bowers Women’s Volleyball Head Coach...... Kim Feeny 2011 record……………………...... 26-5 2011 record.....…………………………...... 18-14 2011 Record……………………...... 14-16 2011 record…………………...... …...... 13-19 2011 CACC record………………………...... 18-1 2011 CACC record………………………...... 13-6 2011 CACC Record………………...... 7-12 2011 CACC record……………………...... 8-11 SID: Matt McLagan SID: Kelly Ann Di Giulio SID: Eric Rhew SID: Greg Gornick

Post University Wilmington University Georgian Court University University of the Sciences www.posteagles.com http://www.wilmu.edu/athletics/ http://www.gculions.com/ www.usip.edu/athletics Nickname………..…………………...... ……...... Eagles Nickname……………………………………...... Wildcats Nickname…………………………………...... Lions Nickname……………………………………...... Devils Athletic Director……………….……...... Anthony Fallacaro Athletic Director……………...... Linda Van Drie-Andrzjewski Athletic Director…………………...... Laura Liesman Athletic Director……………………...... Robert C. Morgan Women’s Volleyball Head Coach...... …...... Michael Brienza Women’s Volleyball Head Coach………...Kim Huggins-Habert Women’s Volleyball Head Coach……...... Daniel Sempkowski Women’s Volleyball Head Coach…...... Sandy Butcher 2011 record…………………...... ………...... 8-21 2011 record……………………...... 20-10 2011 record……………………...... 8-24 2011 record……………………...... 4-22 2011 CACC record………………………...... 7-12 2011 CACC Record…………………...... 14-5 2011 CACC Record...... 7-12 2011 CACC Record…………………...... 4-15 SID: Andrew Alongi SID: Dan Lauletta SID: Chris McKibben SID: Bob Heller

Nyack College Felician College Mercy College Southern Connecticut State University www.nyack.edu/athletics www.felicianathletics.com http://www.mercyathletics.com/landing/index http://www.southernctowls.com/index.aspx Nickname………………………………...... Warriors Nickname…...... …………………...... Golden Falcons Nickname…………………………………...... Mavericks Nickname…………..…………………………...... Owls Athletic Director………………………...... Keith Davie Athletic Director………….………………...... Ben DiNallo Athletic Director…………………...... Pat Kennedy Athletic Director………….....………………...... Patricia Nicol Women’s Volleyball Head Coach…………...... Raquel Shaffer Women’s Volleyball Head Coach...... …...... Amber Butler Women’s Volleyball Head Coach………...... Taneisha Cantave Women’s Volleyball Head Coach...... Lisa Barbaro 2011 record……………………...... 11-17 2011 record………….....………………...... 0-28 2011 record……………………...... 10-25 2011 record…………………...... …...... 19-11 2011 CACC record…………………...... 10-9 2011 CACC record………………………...... 0-19 2011 conference record...... 4-10 2011 conference record……………………...... 8-7 SID: Matt Cornacchione SID: Mark Mentone SID: Jack A. Zolla SID: Michael Kobylanski

Concordia College Philadelphia University Holy Family University http://www.concordiaclippers.com/landing/index www.philaurams.com http://extra.holyfamily.edu/athletics/index.asp Nickname……………………………………...... Clippers Nickname……………………………………...... Rams Nickname...... Tigers Athletic Director…………………………...... Ivan Marquez Athletic Director……………………………...... Tom Shirley Athletic Director...... Sandra Michael Women’s Volleyball Head Coach…………...... Joel Stanford Women’s Volleyball Head Coach…………...... Mark Magarity Women’s Volleyball Head Coach...... Scott Hibbs 2011 record……………………...... 7-19 2011 record……………………...... 19-12 2011 record...... 25-11 2011 CACC Record………………………...... 7-12 2011 CACC record……………………...... 14-5 2011 CACC record...... 18-1 SID: Brian Snow SID: Paul Gornowski SID: Greg Pellegrino

20 21 Dan Mara, Commissioner  203-298-4808  Stacy Kelly, Assoc. Commissioner  203-298-4807 Jason Grohoske, Interim Media Director  203-298-4806 P.O. Box 3575  New Haven, CT 06525  Fax: 203-298-4810  www.caccathletics.org

2011 CACC Volleyball Final Standings North Division Celebrating its 50th anniversary, the CACC was founded in 1965 and featured seven

CACC Matches Overall original members which competed in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics School GP Rec. % GP Rec. % Streak Last 10 (NAIA); Bloomfield, Caldwell, Dominican, Georgian Court, Nyack, Post and St.Thomas Caldwell *#! 19 18-1 0.947 31 26-5 0.839 L1 9-1 Aquinas. Dominican 19 13-6 0.684 32 18-14 0.562 L1 6-4 Nyack 19 10-9 0.526 28 11-17 0.393 L6 3-7 The seven schools applied for Division II membership in 1998. In 2002 the CACC quali- Post 19 7-12 0.368 29 8-21 0.276 L1 2-8 fied for NCAA Division II Provisional conference status and it achieved active status in Concordia 19 7-12 0.368 26 7-19 0.269 W1 6-4 July of 2004. Bloomfield 19 6-13 0.316 24 8-16 0.333 L1 3-7 Felician 19 0-19 0.000 28 0-28 0.000 L28 0-10 South Division The CACC offers 13 championship sports, including men’s and women’s soccer, women’s CACC Matches Overall volleyball, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and School GP Rec. % GP Rec. % Streak Last 10 women’s basketball, baseball, softball, men’s golf and women’s lacrosse. Currently, nine Holy Family * 19 18-1 0.947 36 25-11 0.694 L1 9-1 of the CACC’s season-ending tournaments lead to automatic NCAA qualifications, Wilmington 19 14-5 0.737 30 20-10 0.667 L1 7-3 including women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s Philadelphia 19 14-5 0.737 31 19-12 0.613 L1 8-2 basketball, softball, baseball and men’s golf. Chestnut Hill 19 8-11 0.421 32 13-19 0.406 L1 3-7 Goldey-Beacom 19 7-12 0.368 30 14-16 0.467 L1 4-6 Off the court and field, the CACC and its student-athletes take pride in the balance between academics and athletics. The CACC finished Georgian Court 19 7-12 0.368 32 8-24 0.250 W1 2-8 third nationally among Division II Conferences for the graduation rate of its student-athletes, according to the latest NCAA report. USciences 19 4-15 0.211 26 4-22 0.154 L4 1-9 Furthermore, the conference established its inaugural All-Academic team in the fall of 2004 and the number of names on the list continues to * - CACC Regular Season Champions ! - NCAA Tournament Participant grow each year. The CACC honored over 220 scholar-athletes in 2009-10. # - CACC Tournament Champion

Postseason Results Player of the Year: Susan McDonough, Jr., OH, Caldwell Rookie of the Year: Sidney Chukuntarod, Fr., S, Chestut Hill CACC Tournament Quarter-Finals 11/8 N #1 Caldwell 3, S #4 Chestnut Hill 0 Coach of the Year: Scott Hibbs, Holy Family S #2 Philadelphia 3, N #3 Nyack 1 S #1 Holy Family 3, N #4 Post 0 Team Sportsmanship Award: Nyack College Dan Mara, an award-winning administrator and a hall-of-fame coach, is in his eighth year as Commissioner of S #3 Wilmington 3, N #2 Dominican 1 the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference. Mara arrived at the CACC Office after 11 years as the Associate CACC Semi-Finals at Georgian Court All-CACC First Team All-CACC Second Team 11/11 Caldwell 3, Philadelphia 2 OH Michelle Fiorvanti, Dominican, Jr. MB Sarah Ambach, Holy Family, So. Vice-President for Athletics and Fitness at CACC-member Post University. Holy Family 3, Wilmington 1 L Jordyn Fuller , Dominican, Jr. L Jordan Beland , Holy Family, Sr. CACC Championship at Georgian Court OH Jillian Keeve, Holy Family, Sr. MB Brittany Biddle, Wilmington, So. Mara served as Vice-President of the CACC from 1998 to 2004 and chaired the conference’s Ethics and 11/12 Caldwell 3, Holy Family 1 OH Susan McDonough, Caldwell, Jr. OH Alex DePalma, Chestnut Hill, So. Membership Committees until his appointment as Commissioner. He was a CACC representative to the NCAA RS Amber Mosher, Caldwell, Jr. S Chelsea Keegan, Holy Family, So. Northeast Regional Division II Men’s Basketball Committee from 2002-05. During that time, he was heavily S Lauren Roth, Caldwell, Sr. S Whitney Ranger, Dominican, Jr. NCAA East Regional at New Haven involved with the CACC’s move to the NCAA. Mara and Caldwell College Director of Athletics, Mark Corino, OH/DS Nicole Wiechecki, Wilmington, Jr. MB Kaitlin Shorter, Wilmington, So. 11/17 Dowling 3, Caldwell 0 served as the conference’s representatives to the NCAA and the Division II Collegiate Commissioner’s Association during the leagues progression through the Provisional Conference process. Honorable Mention: Belinda Snider, So., MH, Post; Sidney Chukuntarod, Fr., S, Chestnut Hill; Brittany Olson, So., L/OH, Philadelphia; Kadi McCoy, Fr., OH, Goldey-Beacom; Michelle Makela, Jr., L, Nyack

Weekly Award Winners Date Player of the Week Rookie of the Week All-Tournament Team 9/6 Susan McDonough, Caldwell Sidney Chukuntarod, Chestnut Hill 9/12 Nicole Wiechecki, Wilmington Amanda DeAngelo, USciences Susan McDonough, Caldwell – MVP 9/19 Susan McDonough, Caldwell Katie Schock, Chestnut Hill Lauren Roth, Caldwell 9/26 Susan McDonough, Caldwell Belinda Snider, Post Kasey Bausch, Caldwell 10/3 Katie Shorter, Wilmington Amanda DeAngelo, USciences Alyssa Keihl, Holy Family 10/10 Michelle Fiorvanti, Dominican Tatiana Villariny, Georgian Court Sarah Ambach, Holy Family 10/17 Michelle Fiorvanti, Dominican Sidney Chuktunarod, Chestnut Hill Brittany Olson, Philadelphia 10/24 Amber Mosher, Caldwell Sidney Chuktunarod, Chestut Hill Nicole Wiechecki, Wilmington 10/31 Chelsea Keegan, Holy Family Emily Wilman, Post Tawney Savage, Nyack 11/7 Brittany Olson, Philadelphia Tatiana Villariny, Georgian Court Kelli Reynolds, Post 11/14 Susan McDonough, Caldwell Jaclyn Del Cid, Caldwell Kayla Dexter, Dominican Cassie Benson, Chestnut Hill

22 23 SHEILA WOOTEN Director of Athletics WELCOME TO BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE

Bloomfield College At A Glance includes a theatre ensemble; student circus troupe; art gallery; visits to museums, galleries, and Sheila Wooten, appointed Director of Athletics at performances; poetry readings; and contests. In addition, the Dreamcatcher Repertory Theatre is in Bloomfield College is an independent, four-year, coeducational college, affiliated with Bloomfield College in 1999, has had an immeasureable residence at Bloomfield College. impact on Bloomfield’s athletic programs as an athlete, Presbyterian Church (USA). Founded in 1868, the College’s mission is to prepare students to attain coach and administrator. A 1985 Bloomfield College academic, personal and professional excellence in a multicultural and global society. graduate, she is regarded as one of the premier ath- Sports letes in school history, excelling as a three-sport athlete Located in Bloomfield, New Jersey, a suburban residential community just 15 miles from in basketball, volleyball and softball. A two-time All- New York City, the College attracts a geographically diverse resident and commuter population. Students play sports at all levels at Bloomfield, from intercollegiate to intramural. American, Wooten was also the first Bloomfield College The 11-acre tree-lined campus is easily reached by train, bus, or car. The nearby Meadowlands Bloomfield teams compete as part of the Central Atlantic College Conference, NCAA Division II. woman to score 1,000 career points and grab 1,000 Sports Complex, Liberty Science Center, and PNC Bank Arts Center offer exciting events year Men’s programs include basketball, soccer, baseball, tennis and cross country. Women compete in career rebounds. In 1990, she was honored for her in- round. basketball, soccer, softball, volleyball and cross country. The Intramural program includes men’s and credible athletic achievements with an induction into the Beautiful beaches of the Jersey shore and first-rate ski areas are only an hour from Bloomfield. women’s basketball, volleyball and soccer. Bloomfield College Hall of Fame. Bloomfield College is chartered by the State of New Jersey and accredited by the Bloomfield Athletics Mission Statement As a coach of Bloomfield’s women’s volleyball team, Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. Its academic programs are approved by the Wooten guided the Lady Deacons to their best season New Jersey Commission on Higher Education. The nursing program at Bloomfield is accredited by Bloomfield College’s athletic philosophy emphasizes the development of the total person; the student ever in 1998, coaching the team to a 26-6 record and a the National League for Nursing and the New Jersey Board of Nursing. as well as the athlete. It is essential that all student-athletes be provided the direction, assistance first place finish in the CACC Tournament, as well as a and guidance needed to reach their goals in all areas of college life: Academic, Athletic, Spiritual, second place finish in the Northeast Regional Tourna- Student Life and Social. Student-athletes are urged to focus on the incentives, knowledge and skills essential to ment. attaining their full potential. The Athletic Program seeks to help each participant understand the close Over 30 different organizations are available, focusing on various aspects of student life — correlation between sports and life, toward the ultimate goal of encouraging a well-adjusted As an administrator, Mrs. Wooten has had a major influ- professional, ethnic, volunteer, academic, and artistic. Our distinctive Arts-As-Catalyst program contributing member of the college and the larger society. ence on both the success and direction of Bloomfield Athletics. While Assistant Director of Athletics, she was selected as the ‘Female Athletics Administrator of the Year’ by the National Association of Intercollegiate ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF Athletics (NAIA) in 1996.

A trailblazer for Deacons athletics, Mrs. Wooten was also instrumental in Bloomfield College’s decision to apply for membership to the NCAA. Under guidance, Bloomfield was granted provisional membership as an NCAA Division II institution in 1998, and her leadership as Athletic Director paved the way for the school to achieve full NCAA membership in 2002. Gerald Holmes Jerry Wimberly Denis Wilburn Amable Martinez Andrew Mees Jeremy Fouts Now in its seventh year of NCAA membership, Wooten Assistant Athletic Director Assistant Athletic Director Athletic Department Secretary Head Women’s Volleyball Coach Director of Athletic Head Athletic Trainer leads an athletic department that competes in 10 CACC Head Men’s Basketball Coach Head Women’s Basketball/ Communications and Division II sports, including men’s and women’s bas- Cross Country Coach ketball, soccer and cross country, baseball, softball, vol- leyball and men’s tennis. Mrs. Wooten has also served fas the President of the CACC for the past two years, Debra Curtis Faculty Athletics and sits on both the Membership and Ethics committees. Representative She also serves on the NCAA Regional Volleyball RAC as well as Strategic Alliance Matching Grant Committee.

Married to Vince Wooten for 23 years, Mrs. Wooten has Rocco Constantino Katie Egan Peter-John Falloon Jeff Watson Gladstone Harris Mindy Boyles two daughters, Leila and Nadia. Assistant Athletic Director Compliance Coordinator Head Men’s Soccer/Tennis Head Baseball Coach Assistant Director of Athletic Assistant Athletic Trainer Head Softball Coach Head Women’s Soccer Coach Coach Communications

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VISITOR INFORMATION We have joined institutions across 22 conferences and independents in committing to safe, fun, and entertaining sporting experiences on Division II campuses. We have signed the pledge to create and Athletics Staff Directory: (973) 748-9000 continue family-friendly experiences for everyone. Athletic Director: Sheila Wooten...... ext. 363 Athletic Secretary: Denise Wilburn...... ext. 362 Asst. Athletic Director: Gerald Holmes...... ext. 374 Asst. Athletic Director: Jerry Wimberly...... ext. 422 Asst. Athletic Director: Rocco Constantino...... ext. 756 Compliance Coordinator: Katie Egan...... ext. 364 Director of Athletic Communications: Andrew Mees.....ext. 788 Head Baseball Coach: Jeff Watson...... ext. 791 Head Men’s Soccer Coach: Peter-John Falloon...... ext. 365 Head Athletic Trainer: Jeremy Fouts...... ext. 241 Asst. Athletic Trainer: Mindy Boyles...... ext. 768

Driving Directions:

From the North: Garden State Parkway South to Exit 149. Turn left onto John F. Kennedy Memorial Drive. Proceed two blocks to traffic light. Turn right onto Liberty Street and proceed one block to the campus.

From the South: Garden State Parkway North to Exit 148. Continue north on John F. Kennedy Memorial Drive to fourth traffic light. Turn left onto Liberty Street and proceed two blocks to the campus.

From New York City and points East: George Washington Bridge to Route 80 West or Lincoln Tunnel to Route 3 West, to Garden State Parkway South, to Exit 149. Turn left onto John F. Kennedy Memorial Drive. Proceed two blocks to traffic light. Turn right onto Liberty Street and proceed one block to the campus.

Directions to West Side Park (Baseball): Take exit 144 on the Garden State Parkway (South Orange Ave). Make a right on South Devine Street. Bear right onto 14’th avenue. Go through three lights, and make a right onto south 17’th street. Go 2 blocks and make a left at the light onto 16’th avenue. The park will be on your right, park in front of the police station which will be on your left.

Directions to Watsessing Park (Men’s and Women’s Soccer): Take the Garden State Parkway to Exit 148. Continue paralell along the parkway until reaching Bloomfield Ave. Make a right onto Bloomfield Ave. Proceed to the first street (Conger Street) and make a left. Conger Street will bend around and take you to Glenwood Ave. Make a left on Glenwood Ave. The field is just past the train tressel on the left side.

Directions to Brookdale Park (Tennis): Take the Garden State Parkway North to Exit 151 (Watchung Ave). Make a left on Watchung Avenue and take that into town. After crossing over Broad Street, you will make your second right into Brookdale Park. Follow the road in Brookdale Park as it circles around the park. The tennis courts are 3/4th of the way around the park on the right hand side.

Directions to Pulaski Park (Softball): Take GSP North to Exit 150. At end of exit ramp, make left, go up hill and straight through traffic lights. On other side of lights, go straight down hill (do not bear to the left) to first right. Make right turn onto Mt. ernonV Place and go 100 yards to field on right and parking lot on left.

Suggested Lodging: Suggested Dining:

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