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I~ WRIGHT STATE VOLLEYBALL ~I Contents Mission Statement All-Time Letterwinners ...... 28 The athletics program at Wright State University is rec All-Time Results ...... 22-27 ognized as an integral part of the total educational Career Records ...... 20 process. The athletics program is designed to contrib Coaching Staff ...... 2-3 ute to the total development of the student-athlete s Dayton ...... 29 health, fitness, skill, leadership, and respect for others. Ervin J. Nutter Center ...... 32 Horizon League ...... 17 Wright State University s intercollegiate athletic repre Player Profiles ...... 5-15 sentatives are student-athletes, coaches and staffwho Results and Statistics, 2003 ...... 16 are instructed on and dedicated to the principles of Roster ...... 4 fair play and amateur competition as defined by the Schedule ...... IFC rules of the National Collegiate Athletic Association. It Series Records ...... 18-19 is the responsibility of the athletics administration and Single-Season Records ...... 21 coaches to insure that the entire program is in full Wright State Quick Facts ...... 1 compliance with all pertinent rules and regulations. Wright State University ...... 30-31 Objectives of the intercollegiate athletics program at Wright State University are to:
1. provide a form of student activity which is gener ally accepted part of collegiate life. 2. provide opportunities for the development of unique skills and abilities to a diverse segment of the male and female student population. 3. provide the opportunityand motivation for partici pation in sports activities for a broad segment of the male and female student population. 4. provide a vehicle which is a recognized builder of morale and esprit de corps among students, staff, and alumni. 5. create an awareness of and support for Wright State University within the region, state and nation. 6. sponsor a breadth of programs which will provide student-athletes with the opportunity to compete on a local, regional, or national level. Within this objective, programs will be funded and expecta tions generated which will provide each program or individual with the opportunity to achieve suc cess. 7. provideanenvironment in which the student-athlete will learn the value of fair play, the necessity of obeying rules and regulations, and the necessity to perform up to prescribed academic standards.
Credits Compilation: Matt Zirc her, Wright State Assoc iate SID Photography: WSU Center for Tea c hing and Learning Nick Falzerano, Nicholas Studios Trevor Thompson
1 2004 Volleyball I~ HEAD COACH JOYLYNN TRACY ~I Joylynn Tracy, in her seventh season as Wright State s head vol The Tracy File leyba 11 coach, is a dedicated Season Role Record· Raider veteran who has been in 1989 * Player 28-10 volved in every facet of the pro 1990 Player 18-15 gram in the 15 overall years that 1991 * Player 22-17 she has been here. 1992 Player 15-17 That dedication has paid off 1993 * Undergraduate Assistant 23-15 for Tracy in recent seasons as the 1995 Assistant Coach 23-10 Raiders have put together an im 1996 Assistant Coach 10-23 pressive list of accomplishments. In 2002, Wrig~t State 1997 Assistant Coach 10-21 pulled off one of its biggest wins ever, defeating # 12 1998 # Head Coach 11-18 Michigan State at the Western Michigan Invitational, 1999 Head Coach 11-19 and received votes in the Division I American Volleyball 2000 # Head Coach 11-17 Coaches Association s Top 25 poll for the first time ever. 2001 Head Coach 21 -7 That 2002 success built upon a 2001 campaign that 2002 # Head Coach 18-1 3 saw Tracy named as the Tachikara Midwest Region 2003 Head Coach 16-15 Coach of the Year. The honor followed a season that saw the Raiders post their best record since joining the * NIVC Participant Division I ranks at 21-7. WSU also reached as high as # League Tournament Semifinalist fourth in the regional rankings before ending the year as fifth. . The recognition didn t stop there as Tracy was also State volleyball, including the appearances at the Na tional Invitational Volleyball Championship in 1989, 1991 named the Horizon League Coach ofthe Year as Wright and 1993, the runner-up finish in the Mid-Continent Con State won 11 league contests after winning just four the ferenceTournamentin 1993 andthe 15-3 start bythe 1995 year before. By finishing third in the standings, the team. Raiders posted theirhighest regu The Raiders have also advanced to the conference lar-season leaguefinish since 1992. tournament semifinals three times in Tracy s five seasons. Tracy started off her Raider ca A native of Fostoria, Ohio, Tracy is a graduate of reeras a four-yearletterwinneras Hopewell-Loudon High School. She graduated with a an outside hitter from 1989-92. bachelor sdegreein communicationstudies from Wright She led Wright State in kills her State in December 1993. final two seasons with 336 in 1991 Tracy and her husband Mike, who enters his third and311in1992andcollected711 kills in 294 games during her ca season as head coach of the WSU men s soccer team, were married in December 1998. They reside in Beaver reer. Tracy was also the team creek with their 3-year-old son, Mattaus. MVP in 1992. She then began her coaching career as an undergraduate as sistantduringthe 1993 season and was the top assistantunderSteve Opperman from 1995-97, where her primary duties included or ganizing practice sessions, recruit ing and aiding with match strat egy. Her past coaching experiences a lso include being the head coach of the men s volleyball club team at WSU and coaching at the Junior Olympic level. Tracy has been a large part of the Division I success of Wright
Wright State University 2 I~ COACHING STAFF ~I Associate Head Coach Rob Beam
Promoted to Associate Head Coach in 2003 for his loyalty and tremendous contribution to the program, Rob Beam is in his fifth year overall at WSU. Coach Beam has been instrumental in the Raiders success on and off the court. He has designed several programs to aid in training and development of players and works closely with Coach Tracy on offensive and defen sive systems. In 200l , he presented one of his systems atthe American Volleyball Coaches Association convention in San Diego. His other responsibilities include organizing practice sessions, recruiting and aiding in match strategy. Along with his duties at Wright State, Beam served as Director of Coaching Develop ment this past club season for Dayton Juniors, the club he has worked with since 2000. In 2002, his Blue Angels team placed third in the 17 Open Division at the Junior Olympic Volleyball Championships in Salt Lake City. This was the first team in the history of the club that won a medal at this tournament. In 2003, his 17 Open team finish fifth in the club division at nationals. Beam arrived in 2000 following a year at Quincy University as the First Assistant for both the women sand men steams. He was instrumental in the Hawks success in 1999 as they finished as the # 16 ranked team in NCAA Divsion I Men s Volleyball. Prior to coaching at the collegiate level, Beam worked with both high school and club teams. For two years he coached at Dubuque High School in Iowa. He then coached for the Adversity Volleyball Club in Northfield, Illinois, from 1997-99. As a player, Beam helped build the men s volleyball program at Clarke College into a perennial NCAA Division Ill powerhouse. During his career, he captained the team, was nomed Most Valuable Player and was the recipient of both the Hustle Award and the Senior Athlete of the Year. A defensive standout, Beam was the Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association leader in digs per game as a senior and finished second in the nation overall. A two-sport standout, Beam was also the Most Valuable Player as a midfielder on the Crusader soccer team. He graduated summa cum laude from the school in 1996.
Assistant Coach Student Assistant Mike Schroeder Allie Smerz
Back for his sixth season on the After a successful career that Raider coaching staff this season is ended last season, Allie Smerz returns Mike Schroeder, who brings to WSU in 2004 as a student assistant coach an extensive background as both on the Raider staff. a player and coach. The 2003 Horizon League Defen A native of Westerville, Ohio, sive Player of the Year, Smerz was also Schroeder played on the boys vol named to the Honorable Mention All leyball team for South High School and was part of the American Team by the American Volleyball Coaches Asso ciation. Smerz was a major reason the Raiders finished ranked team that advanced to the state championships. He seventh in Division I in digs per game at 19 .41 as she individu then played and coached on the men s team at Ohio ally ranked 16th nationally and first in the league in digs per University, where he graduated in 1994. game overall at 4.70 . Smerz s 540 digs in 2003 were the Following graduation, Schroeder began coaching second-highest season total ever in Wright State history and with the Miami Valley Juniors, which qualified for the her 1319 for her career are good for third all-time. nationals in 1998. In 1999, he led the Dayton Juniors to Smerz coached the Dayton Juniors 16-1 steam to nation the nationals, where the team finished 18th in the coun als in 2004, where they placed l 0th in the 16 American try in the 18-year-old division. He continued his playing division. career by playing pro beach volleyball on the AVP Tour A native of Milwaukee, Wisconsin and a graduate of for six years. Waukesha Catholic High School, Wisconsin, Smerz will gradu Schroederassists Tracy in on-courttraining and match ate with a bachelors degree in physical education later this strategy. year and will pursue a career in collegiate coaching.
3 2004 Volleyball I~ ROSTER ~I # Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School l Lindsey Frank s 5-8 Fr. Menomonee Falls, WI/Menomonee Falls 2 Beth Piccony OPP 6-0 Fr. Geneva, IL/Geneva 3 Bee kie Lowery L 5-6 Fr. Fremont, OH/St. Joseph 4 Tara Geegan MH 6-0 Fr. Algonquin, IL/ Jacobs 6 Sarah Poling OH 5-11 So. St. Henry, OH/St. Henry 7 Alisha Kimbro OH 5-10 Fr. Lisle, IL/Lisle 8 Jenny Schultz OH 5-11 So. Mora, MN/Mora 11 Lisa Griffith MH 6-0 Jr. Muncie, IN/Central 12 Vanessa Voreis OH 6-4 Sr. South Bend, IN/Riley 14 Cara Ziegler MH 6-0 Fr. Fort Myers, FL/Verot 15 Taylor Gerlach OH/L 5-9 So. Wheaton, IL/North 16 Nicole Scheltema s 5-8 Jr. New Baltimore, Ml/Anchor Bay 17 McKenzie Tiffin OH 5-9 Sr. Jacksonville, IL/ Jacksonville
Head Coach: Joylynn Tracy Associate Head Coach: Rob Beam Assistant Coach: Mike Schroeder Student Assistant Coach: Allie Smerz
Above(left to right): Jenny Schultz, Taylor Gerlach, Cara Ziegler, Vanessa Voreis, Sarah Poling. Left: Jenny Schultz (front) and McKenzie Tiffin (back).
Wright State University 4 MEET THE RAIDERS I~ PLAYER PROFILES ~I #& Sarah Poling hpbomore • 5· I I • oacside H•••r Sc Henry. OHlSI. Beng
2003: Appeared in seven in both basketball and soft matches and nine games ball...recipient of MAC Aca overall... recorded first colle demic Award. giate kill at Cincinnati...tallied two kills at Kentucky along with Personal: Born Sarah Ann Pol three digs and a service ace. ing on August 26, 1984 ... is the daughter of Steve and Teresa High School: Signed with Wright Poling and has one brother, State during the fall period. ..let Jason, and one sister, Erin. tered three years for the Redskins...named FirstTeamAll State and was the District 8 and Midwest Athletic Confer ence Player of the Year as a senior as she averaged 3.4 kills per game... three-time all state, all-district and all-MAC performer as well as two-time team MVP...team finished 20-4 and won its 10th consecutive MAC title...also named Third Team All-Ohio and the MAC Player of the Yearin basketball as she averaged 20.8 points per game...team finished 16-7 and advanced to the district finals before falling to the even tual state champion...three time all-district and all-confer ence selection in softball... pitched the Redskins to a Divi sion IV state runner-up finish as a senior and a 23-10 record... named team MVP three times Career Stats Year G K E TA Pct. A SA DG BS BA 2003 9 3 5 22 -.091 0 l 3 0 0
Wright State University 6 I~ PLAYER PROFILES ~I #8 Jenny Schultz Sophomore • 5-I I • Ouiside Hil:Cer llora, llR#llora
2003: Appeared in seven brothers, Matt and Jeremy, matches and 10 games over- and one sister, Chris. all...notched first collegiate kill and solo block at Kentucky... tallied four kills, two digs and a block assist against Miami... recorded a kill and a block as sist at Cleveland State ... had two kills, two digs, an assist and a block assist versus UW-Green Bay.
High School: Signed with Wright State duringthe fall period...let tered all four years for the Mus tangs...three-time All-Rum River Conference selection and team MVP ...team captain as a senior as team finished 16-8 and won its 17th consecutive conference title... also com peted on the M 1 Volleyball Club and Adidas HeartlandSe lect Volleyball Club...lettered three times in basketball, where she was all-district as a junior and twice named honorable mention all-conference.
Personal: Born Jennifer JoDell Schultz on Nove mber 30, 1984 ... is the daughter of Craig and Jodi Schultz and has two
Career Stats Year G K E TA Pct. A SA DG BS BA 2003 10 8 4 26 .1 54 1 0 4 1 3
7 2004 Volleyball ltP PLAYER PROFILES tPI # 11 Lisa Griffith l11nllor • •·•• llidclle lllCCer llunclle. 1mcencral
2003: Redshirted after missing High School: Recorded 296 kills, entire season due to an ankle 100 digs and 34 service aces injury. as a senior as the Central Bearcats were the state Class 2002: Appeared in 12 matches 4A runner-up in 2000 with a 34 and 22 games overall ... tallied 6 record ...Central was the state three kills and three blocks champion the previous three against Western Illinois at the seasons...first team academic IPFW lnvitational... recorded and athletic all-state in 2000... four digs and three blocks at also named all-region and All Loyola... notched a career North Central Conference as high nine kills versus Butler with a senior...ranks sixth on the four digs, two blocks and two schools all-time list in both kills service aces...collected four and blocks...part of the Mun digs and three aces against ciana club team that won the Cleveland State... posted national championship in 1998 seven kills at Butler with two and placed second at the na digs. tional twice and third once... class valedictorian and an In 2001: Played in six matches and diana Mental Attitude Award 10 games overall...recorded winner. two kills in as many attempts in collegiate debut against Cen Personal: Born Lisa Nicole tral Michigan at the Pepsi-Su Griffith on August 17, 1983... is per8 lnvitational...tallied a sea the daughterofCharles Griffith son-high five kills versus UNC and Ellen Hinga and has four Wilmington at the Big Orange sisters, Liz, Katie, Abby and Bash ... notched two kills along Megan. with four digs, a solo block and two block assists against IPFW...collected three kills with three blockassists and an assist versus Xavier.
Career Stats Year G K E TA Pct. A SA DG BS BA 2001 10 12 4 37 .216 l 0 4 l 5 2002 22 27 11 86 .186 l 6 18 5 9 Totals 32 39 15 123 .195 2 6 22 6 14
Wright State University 8 I~ PLAYER PROFILES ~I #12 Vanessa Voreis Senlae • 11·"11 • aunllle Hiller Saulli Be••• IRDlil•'I' 2003: Appeared in eight placed eighth of 50 teams at matches and nine games the Tampa qualifier in 2000. overall...recorded a kill and a block assist against Nicholls Personal: Born Vanessa Vahn State at the Green Wave/ Voreis on July 13, 1982... is the Radisson lnvitational...tallied a daughter of Kent and Alexan kil l at West Virginia ... notehed a dria Voreis . kill against Dayton.
2002: Played in five matches... collected a dig atFlorida Atlan tic...recorded two attack at tempts against Youngstown State ... tallied an attempt at Western Michigan and Day ton.
2001: Saw limited action due to injury...recorded an attack attempt against UNC Wilming ton at the Big Orange Bash .
High School: Team MVP as a senior for the Riley Wildcats ... part of two city championship teams... second team all-con ference honoree in 2000 as team finished runner-up in the sectionals.. . played for the East Race Volleyball Club, which won the Hoosier State Games in 1997, the Twin Rivers Classic in 1998 and the Logansport Tournamentin 1999...team also Career Stats Year G K E TA Pct. A SA DG BS BA 2001 l 0 1 l -1.00 0 0 0 0 0 2002 5 0 0 4 .000 0 0 l 0 0 2003 9 3 2 13 .077 0 0 0 0 l Totals 15 3 3 18 .000 0 0 1 0 1
9 2004 Volleyball I~ PLAYER PROFILES ~I # 15 Taylor Gerlach Sophomore • 5·D • 011iSlde Ra.1'.lliliero Wbeaion. lllllonll
2003: Appeared in 13 matches 1999 and 11 th in 2002 ...also let and 17 games overall.. . tallied tered in basketball and track. four digs at Cincinnati... re corded five digs against Vir- Personal: Born Taylor Jean ginia at the Kentucky Confer- Gerlach on April 12, 1985 ...is ence Challenge...two digs at the daughter of Michael and Kentucky and versus Xavier... Julie Gerlach and has three notched a kill with three digs brothers, Clay, Zach and Chad. against Miami...tallied 22 as sists, six digs, a service ace and a block assist at UW-Milwau kee.. .two digs at UW-Green Bay.. .recorded 10 assists and five digs versus Loyola.
High School: Signed with Wright State during the fall period. ..let tered all four years in volleyball for the Falcons.. .three -time All DuPage Valley Conference honoree.. .selected Honorable Mention All-State as a junior and all-region twice... holds the school record for kills in a match with 23 and in digs for a season...team finished 25-12 in 2002 and won a regional title ... competed for the Sky High Volleyball Club and was voted Best Digger at the 2001 Junior Olympic National Championships... Sky High placed third at the national championships in 1998, fifth in Career Stats Year G K E TA Pct. A SA DG BS BA 2003 17 l l 6 .000 35 l 31 0 l
Wright State University 1 O I~ PLAYER PROFILES ~I #16 Nicole Scheltema lanlo• • S·B • hile• ••• Balllm••· ••r•ncH•• ••• 2003: Played in all but one .. .tallied 22 assists along with game.. .ranked second in the eight digs and a kill at UW Horizon League in a ssists per Milwaukee...collected seven game at 12.61 overall and assists and two digs versus 12.74 in league matches Loyola. only.. .tallied 40 or more assists in 20 matches, 50 or more 17 High School: Signed with Wright times and 60 or more five State during the fall period ...let times.. .recorded 16 double-fig tered all four years forthe Tars ... ure dig matches... notched 60 Third Team All-State selection assists and 17 digs at Tulane... as a senior as well as First Team posted three kills at West Vir All-Macomb Area Confer ginia... had 52 assists, 10 digs ence, all-county and all-region and two blocks against Syra ... part of the Macomb County cuse at the Kentucky Confer Dream Team ...winning setter at ence Challenge... three kills the Michigan All-Star Classic and four block assists versus as a senior...all-conference IPFWatthe Raider Challenge.. . and all-county selection her 58 assists, 14 digs, four block sophomore and junior year.. . assists and three service aces named all-district as a junior against Youngstown State ...61 and Second Team All-Metro assists, 14 digs, three kills and by The Detroit News ... Central two aces at UW-Green Bay .. .58 Michigan team camp all-star assists and three kill s versus in 2000 and 2001 ... holds school UIC ... 63 assists and 11 digs records for assists, aces and against Butler.. . 65 assists at digs ... part of the USA Michigan Cleveland State ...career-high Runbird club team that won 68 assists along with 17 digs the regional qualifierand com and four aces at Youngstown peted at the USAV Nationals in State...51 assists, 16 digs, four Salt Lake City. kills and two block assists ver sus UW-Green Bay. Personal: Born Nicole Michelle Scheltema on October 4, 2002: Saw action in five mat 1983 ... is the daughter of Dale ches...recorded 18 assists and and Carol Scheltema and has two digs against Western Illi one brother, Michael,and one nois at the IPFW Invitational sister, Jaclyn.
Career Stats Year G K E TA Pct. A SA DG BS BA 2002 7 l l 8 .000 48 l l 2 0 0 2003 114 49 27 18 1 .122 1437 30 305 2 33 Totals 121 50 28 189 .116 1485 31 317 2 33
11 2004 Volleyball I~ PLAYER PROFILES ~I #17 McKenzie Tiffin Senior• 5·•• auniile Biller lacRSon•llle, 11.llacannwHle
2003: One of five Raiders to play in every aces against UIC and 13 kills and 14 digs game...placed ninth in the Horizon versus Loyola ...double-double of l 0 kills League overall in kills per game at 3.39 and l 5 digs at Butler and l 0 kills and 12 and in digs per game at 3.52.. .in league digs at Cleveland State... posted a matches only, she ranked l Oth in kills per double-double of l O kills and 14 digs game at 3.62, in service aces per game against Butler in the first round of the at0.34and in points pergame at4.22...fin Horizon League Tournament. ished second on the team in kills, digs and aces.. .recorded double figures in 2001: Played in 24 matches and 55 games kills 25 times and digs 24 times, including overall... tallied 39 digs in first three 21 of the final 23 matches...posted 21 matches of college career at the Pepsi/ double-doubles, including l 0 of the final Super 8 Invitational, including 15 at East 11 matches... 15 kills, 12 digs, four aces ern Illinois, 13 with a pair of service aces and four block assists againstTowson ... 13 against Central Michigan and 11 versus kills and 19 digs vers us Virginia at the Montana...recorded two kills and an ace Kentucky Conference Challenge.. .12 kills, against UNC Wilmington at the Big Or 13 digs, three aces and four block assists ange Bash ...notched six digs at UW-Mil at UIC .. .14 kills, 16 digs and five aces at waukee and at Youngstown State .. . had Butler ... tallied a career-high 25 digs eight digs versus Loyola ...tallied 12 digs, a against Youngstown State ... 18 kills, 14 digs kill , an assist and an ace at Clevela11d and three block assists versus Cleveland State ...recorded five digs at Loyola and State.. .15 kills, 15 digs and four block against Eastern Kentucky. assists against UIC ... 23 digs at Ball State...career-high 27 kills at Cleveland High School: Co-MVP her final three sea State... 17 kills, 15 digs and four block sons for the Jacksonville Crimsons ...re assists at Youngstown State. corded 232 kills, 82 digs and 63 service aces as a senior as team finished 34-5 2002: Appeared in 29 matches and 89 and advanced to the state Sweet 16 for games overall... had 13 double-figure kill the second straight year...Jacksonville matches, 12 double-figure dig matches went 71-7 in her final two seasons...named and nine double-doubles overall. ..tallied All-Central State 8 Conference as well as 15 digs against Minnesota at the FAU Special Mention All-State by the Classic and had 17 kills later in that tour Champaign News Gazette...part of the namentversus Florida Atlantic...collected Illinois Pepsi Senior All-Star team...con l 0 kills, four digs and three service aces ference scholar-athlete.. .finished sixth against Central Michigan at the Raider in school history in service points and Challenge...notched 38 kills and 29 digs was ninth in kills with 540 ...part of the Illini in three matches at the IPFW Invitational, Elite Volleyball Club that won the Gold including 18 kills and nine digs versus Division at the Mid-East Regional Quali IPFW, 10 digs against Marquette and a fier in 2000 and placed second in the double-double of 13 kills and l 0 digs silver divison at the National Tourna versus Western lllinois ...posted a double ment in Louisville .. .placed fourth in All d ou ble of 16 kills and 15 digs at Around Level 6 in the 1996 Illinois State Xavier ...had a double-double of l O kills Gymnastics Championships. and 12 digs against UW-Milwaukee ... re corded 20 digs versus Butler...tallied a Personal: Born McKenzie Rae Tiffin on double-double of 13 kills and 19 digs at April 19, 1983...is the daughter of Tom UW-Green Bay ... notched double-double and Jan Tiffin and has one brother, Justin, of 16 kills and 21 digs along with three and one sister, Shannon. Career Stats Year G K E TA Pct. A SA DG BS BA 2001 55 4 7 30 -. 100 2 8 110 0 0 2002 89 226 124 692 .147 11 15 267 2 16 2003 115 390 235 1201 .129 15 34 405 4 42 Totals 259 620 366 1923 ,132 28 57 782 6 58
Wright State University 12 I~ PLAYER PROFILES ~I # 1 Lindsey Frank Enesllman • S-B • seuen Benomonee Ealls. WHllenomonee Ealls
High School: Signed with WSU kee Sting volleyball club that during the fall period... lettered placed fifth in the 2003 USA three years in volleyball for the Volleyball National Champion 1ndia ns ...Second Team All- shipsandwasrunner-upin both State selection as a senior as 2002 and 2001 ...twice an invi she recorded 837 assists along tee to the USA Developmen with 213 digs, 101 kills and 44 tal Volleyball Camp...also let service aces... led team to a tered in basketball and track. 36-7 record in 2003 and an ap pearance in the state semi- Personal: Born Lindsey Marie finals ... Third Team All-State Frank on March 2, 1986... is the honoree as a junior... twice daughter of Darrell and Laurie named All-GreaterMetro Con- Frank and has two brothers, ference and was the con- Taylor and Eric, and one sister, ference s Player of the Year as Natalee. a junior... part of the Milwau #2 Beth Piccony Bnesllman • •·•• •1111os11e RIB•• llen•••·••••n••• High School: Signed with placed fifth at the USA V Wright State during the spring championships in Salt Lake period... all-area selection as a City... named to the All-Star junior for the Vikings as well as team at the 2002 University of the team s best offensive Wisconsin camp and part of player... during the 2001 and the Elite Team that won the 2002seasons, Geneva finished camp tournament. undefeated in conference play, posted a 30-6 record in Personal: Born Elizabeth Anna both years and won two Piccony on August 10, 1986... is regionals titles ... part of the thedaughterofGaryand Ellen Kane County Juniors along Piccony. with the Sports Performance team... memberofthe200216 1 Sports Performance squad that won the national AAU championship in Orlando and
13 2004 Volleyball I~ PLAYER PROFILES ~I #3 Beckie Lowery nesllman • 5·ii • l.lllero Fremont. OHts'i. Josepll
High School: Lettered all four Personal: Born Beckie Anne years for the Crimson Streaks... Loweryon June23, 1986 ...is the four-time recipient of Best De- daughterofMichaeland Karen tense award...team captain Lowery and has one sister, and MVP as a senior... First Kristie. Team All-Midland Athletic Leagueselection in 2003 as well as all-district ... set new school record for service points and tied mark for service aces as a senior.. .Second Team All-MAL as a junior as she set a school record for digs in a season... played with the Premier Vol leyball Club for five years. #4 Tara Geegan nesllman • •·•• Hiiier ..aongaln.llllacoBs111••••
High School: Signed with WSU placed third at the national during the fall period.. . re- championships in 1998, fifth in corded327killsasasenioralong 1999 and 11th in 2002 ... also let with 63 blocks and 45 service tered in basketball. aces...team finished 32-6 in 2003.. .two-time All-Fox Valley Personal: Born Tara Jeanne Conferenceselection...all-area Geegan on November 9, pickas ajunior...recipientofthe 1985...is the daughter of Will U.S. ArmyCorps awardforaca- iam and Bobbie Geegan and demic and athletic excel- has one sister, Shannon. lence.. .chosen for Jacobs Ed ward Gulledge Sportsmanship Award, which is given to an athlete who demostrates su perior sportsmanship and leadership...partoftheSky High Volleyball Club team that
Wright State University 14 I~ PLAYER PROFILES ~I #7 Alisha Kimbro l'nsllman • S·ID• DuiSide BfUel! I.Isle.llalsle
High School: Signed with of the Sports Performance Wright State during the spring team that won the USA Vol period...captain and team leyballJuniorOlympic National MVP for the Lions as a senior as Championship in the 18 Open she recorded 195 kills, 55 ser Division...also lettered in bas viceacesand 48blocks...team ketball, softball and track. finished 27-5-1 overall and fin ished a perfect 14-0 in the Personal: Born Alisha Lauren conference...selected all-area Kimbro on November7, 1985.. .is by the Daily Herald and the the daughterof Dennis Kimbro Lisle Sun ... named to the Latin and Pamela Bennett Kimbro All-Tournament Team... com and has one sister, Racheal. peted with the Unlimited Vol leyball Club and the Sports Per formance Volleyball Club... part #14 Cara Ziegler
l'nsllman ••·••Biddle Bille~ •••••e-.11menl
2003: Redshirted. a junior...honorable mention all-area as a sophomore... part High School: Signed with Wright of the USA South Volleyball State during the fall period...let Club that competed in the tered three years for the Vi 2002 USA Volleyball Junior kings...selected First Team All- Olympic National Champion State as she recorded 150 kills ships and finished second at as a senior with 152 digs and 65 the Tampa qualifier...also let blocks...team finished 25-9 her tered all four years in track. senior year and advanced to the Class 3A state semifinals... Personal: Born Cara Ruth tallied eight digs and a block Ziegler on October 14, 1984 ... is in state semifinal match the daughter of Robert and against eventual champion Connie Ziegler and has one Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest... brother, Reed. named all-state and all-city as
15 2004 Volleyball I~ 2003 STATS & RESULTS ~ I NAME MP GP K E TA ATK3 A SA SE RE DG BS BA BE BHE Kidd 31 114 284 88 776 .253 12 37 49 2 119 15 102 15 2 Sipiorski 31 11 5 303 121 733 .248 10 15 35 2 89 15 75 10 0 Naseman 31 115 497 21 3 1410 .201 19 32 56 30 389 6 52 6 6 Skaro 31 115 214 87 739 .172 79 30 23 38 347 2 51 5 5 Sc hultz 7 10 8 4 26 .154 1 0 2 0 4 1 3 1 0 Tiffi n 31 115 390 235 1201 .129 15 34 41 48 405 4 42 5 2 Scheltema 31 114 49 27 181 .122 1437 30 40 0 305 2 33 3 49 Voreis 8 9 3 2 13 .077 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Smerz 31 11 5 5 3 31 .065 19 1 0 44 540 0 0 0 5 Gerlach 13 17 1 1 6 .000 35 1 5 1 31 0 1 0 6 Poling 7 9 3 5 22 -.091 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 10 Totals 31 115 1757 786 5139 .189 1627 181 251 175 2232 45 360 45 75 J Opponents 31 115 1761 746 5085 .200 1622 175 284 181 2199 57 524 68 80
DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORES 8/ 29 Elo n @ w 30-24. 30-27, 30-26 8/30 Nicho lls State @ w 30-24, 30-23, 30-25 8/30 at Tulane @ L 32-30, 20-30, 30-28, 27-30, 12- 15 9/6 at West Virginia w 30-23, 30-27, 30-21 9/6 Tows on + w 23-30, 40-38, 30-23, 30-16 9/9 at Cincinnati L 30-27, 18-30, 19-30, 13-30 9/12 Virginia /\ L 22-30, 22-30, 28-30 9/13 at Ke ntucky /\ L 17-30, 21-30, 28-30 9/13 Syracuse A w 30-26, 30-24, 30-28 9/19 AKRON! w 30-23, 30-23, 30-28 9/20 IPFW ! w 30-21 , 30-24, 31 -29 9/20 DAYTON! L 16-30, 27-30, 24-30 9/23 XAVIER w 30-27, 30-24, 34-32 9/26 at UIC * w 30-22, 21-30, 30-26, 27-30, 19-17 9/27 at Loyola * L 28-30, 31-33, 27-30 10/ 3 at Butler * L 20-30, 30-28, 26-30, 30-25, 11 -15 10/8 MIAMI w 32-30, 30-17, 23-30, 30-23 10/10 YOUNGSTOWN STATE * w 29-31 , 30-21 , 25-30, 30-28, 17-15 10/11 CLEVELAND STATE * w 30-27, 30-22, 27-30, 30-23 10/17 at UW-Milwaukee * L 12-30, 27-30, 26-30 10/18 at UW-Green Bay * L 30-28, 27-30, 33-3 1, 15-30, 12- 15 10/24 LOYOLA * L 24-30, 28-30, 26-30 10/25 UIC * w 30-23, 30-25, 20-30, 30-25 10/28 at Ba ll State L 30-27, 23-30, 26-30, 27-30 10/31 BUTLER * w 23-30, 30-26, 30-21 , 30-24 11/7 at Cleveland State * L 25-30, 30-23, 32-34, 28-30 11/8 at Yo ungstown State * w 30-27, 30-21, 32-34, 30-26 11/14 UW-GREEN BAY * L 31-29, 20-30, 23-30, 30-22, 9-15 11/15 UW-MILWAUKEE * L 23-30,30-24, 29-31 , 24-30 11/21 Yo ungstown State# w 30-26, 30- 19, 30-16 11/21 at Butler# L 28-30, 16-30, 24-30
Home matches in BOLD CAPS @ Green Wave/Radisson Invitational (New Orleans, LA) + at West Virginia /\ Kentucky Conference Challenge (Lexington, KY) ! Raider Challenge * Horizon League matches # Horizon League Tournament (Indianapolis, IN)
Wright State University 16 I~ HORIZON LEAGUE ~I The Horizon League enters its 26th goals for upgrading the league smarket Originally founded in 1979 as the year of existence, continuing to build and competitive position with an eye Midwestern City Conference, the League upon a strong foundation of institutions towards continually enhancing the stu was a men s only sports league until the w ith a tradition of broad-based athletic dent-athlete experience. The league is 1986-87 season when it added women s programs, led by administrators and also committed to engage both its staff athletics. The league features both pub coaches who place a constant empha and member-institution administrators lic and private institutions, committed to sis on academic integrity, sportsmanship and students to serve on national-level fielding broad-based NCAA Division I ath and personal involvement in the com committees. The league is an affliation letics programs that develop physical munity. of nine institutions with similar athletics fitness, academic development and While the name change from the goals that provides stability and major moral character in its student-athletes. Midwestern Collegiate Conference on market exposure. The Horizon League, which is best June 4, 2001 sparked the League to Horizon League markets, including known for its men s basketball success, 1 wards a new dynamic image, its primary fi ve of the nation stop 30 television DMAs, offers a total of 19 championships (nine focus remains on the student-athletes, cover more than nine million TV house mens sports and 10 womens sports) . J particularly with regard to its four plat holds and encompass nine percent of The League enjoys NCAA automatic forms: athletic performance, academic the country s television audience. The qualification in baseball, men s basket achievement,community outreach and memberinstitutions are generally located ball, women s basketball, men s golf, personal responsibility and accountabil in major metropolitan areas and benefit men ssoccer, women s soccer, softball, ity. from the business, cultural, educational men s tennis, women s tennis and The Horizon League, based in India and entertainment resources available women s volleyball. napolis, has also established specific to the university community.
2003 Horizon League Standings League Overall w L Pct. w L Pct. H A N UW-Milwaukee 13 1 .929 25 5 .833 9-2 11-1 5-2 Loyola 11 3 .786 18 14 .563 6-6 9-5 3-3 UW-Green Bay * 10 4 .714 23 11 .676 5-2 8-7 10-2 Butler 9 5 .643 20 12 .625 9-7 7-5 4-0 Wright State 6 8 .429 16 15 .516 8-4 3-10 5-1 Cleveland State 4 10 .286 18 16 .529 9-6 2-8 7-2 UIC 2 2 .143 11 21 .344 5-6 3-10 3-5 Youngstown State 1 13 .071 10 19 .345 2-7 4-8 4-4
* Horizon League Tournament Champion and NCAA Tournament Participant
2003 Volleyball Honorees All-Horizon League All-Newcomer Team Areal Bienemy, Jr., Middle Blocker, Butler Courtney Ashley, Fr., Outside Hitter, Loyola l Jamie Bouyer, Jr., Middle Blocker, Cleveland State Alyssa Cress, Fr. , Defensive Specialist/Libero, Butler Kali Carter, Jr., Outside Hitter, Butler Melissa David, Fr., Outside Hitter, UW-Milwaukee I Karen Fruit, Jr., Outside Hitter, UW-Milwaukee Cheryl Hegemann, Fr., Middle Blocker, UW-Milwaukee Lauren Holbrook, Jr. , Setter, Loyola Krystal Hendrix, Fr. , Middle Blocker, Butler Leslie Kuhn, Jr., Setter, UW-Green Bay Danielle Siefker, Fr., Middle Hitter, Cleveland State Jorie Miguel, Sr., Outside Hitter, Loyola Tricia Naseman, Sr., Outside Hitter, Wright State Player of the Year: Lindsey Spoden, Sr., UW-Mil Teaha Shepperd, Sr., Outside Hitter, UIC waukee and Janelle Tomlinson, Sr., UW-Green Bay Lindsey Spoden, Sr. , Setter, UW-Milwaukee Defensive Player of the Year: Allie Smerz, Sr., Jessie Theys, Sr., Middle Blocker, UW-Green Bay Libero, Wright State Janelle Tomlinson, Sr. , Outside Hitter, UW-Green Bay Newcomer of the Year: Courtney Ashley, Fr., Loyola Coach of the Year: Kathy Litzau, UW-Milwaukee
1 7 2004 Volleyball I~ SERIES RECORDS ~I Team w L Team w L Team w L Air Force 0 1 Cleveland State 26 11 Indiana State 7 5 Akron 12 6 Colorado College 1 0 Indiana Tech 3 UAB 3 Colorado State 0 1 Indiana 0 4 Appalachian State 4 0 Connecticut 4 0 IPFW 8 2 Arizona 0 Cornell 0 IUPUI 4 5 Arizona State 0 1 Cuyahoga CC 0 Indianapolis 5 0 Arkansas State 0 2 C.W. Post 1 0 Iowa 0 1 Arkansas-Little Rock 0 1 Dayton 26 21 Jacksonville State 1 0 Army 2 0 Denison 1 0 Jacksonville 1 Ashland 2 0 Denver 0 1 James Madison 3 Auburn 0 De Paul 3 3 Kansas 0 1 Austin Peay 0 Duquesne 0 Kansas State 0 Baldwin-Wallace 1 0 Earlham 0 Kellogg CC 1 1 Ball State 5 10 East Tennessee State 1 0 Kent State * 4 6 Baylor 0 1 Eastern Illinois 10 7 Kentucky State 2 0 Bellarmine 6 0 Eastern Kentucky 6 2 Kentucky 0 5 Belmont 0 Eastern Michigan 7 2 Kenyon 3 0 Bluffton 1 0 Elon 1 0 La Salle 1 0 Bowling Green 9 16 Evansville 6 Lake Superior 2 0 Bradley 3 0 Ferris State 3 14 Lamar 1 0 Bucknell 0 Florida Atlantic 2 1 Laurentian 2 0 Buffalo 0 Florida International 2 0 Lehigh 1 0 Butler 12 21 Florida Southern 5 Lewis 8 8 Cal State-Fullerton 0 1 Florissant Valley 0 Liberty 1 0 Cal State-Northridge 0 2 Fra nklin 5 1 Louisville 6 0 Calvin 0 1 Fresno State 0 1 Loyola 12 20 Capital 6 6 Furman 1 0 Loyola (MD) 1 0 Carthage 1 0 Georgetown 0 1 Loyola Marymount 0 1 Cedarville 5 4 George Mason 1 1 Marion 1 0 Ce ntral Florida 2 0 George Washing ton 2 0 Marquette 3 Central Mic higan 2 3 George Willia ms 0 1 Marsha ll 9 2 Central Missouri State 2 Grand Valley State 4 7 UMBC 0 1 Central State 5 1 Hillsdale l 1 Mc Master 2 0 Charleston (WV) 1 0 Hofstra 0 2 Memp his 2 Chicago Sta te 3 0 Idaho 0 Miami 15 19 Cincinnati 10 17 Idaho State 0 1 Michigan 0 2 Cincinnati Bible 2 1 Illinois Central 0 Mic higan State 2 Cle mson 0 UIC 16 14 Middle Tennessee 0
Wright State University 18 I~ SERIES RECORDS ~I Team w L Team w L Team w L Midway l 0 Pepperdine 0 l Towson l 0 Minnesota 0 l Pittsburgh 0 5 Troy State 5 0 Minnesota-Duluth 3 Radford l 0 Tulane l l Mississippi State 0 Regis 0 l Tulsa 2 0 Miss . for Women l 0 Rhode Island 0 UCLA 0 l Missouri 0 l Rider 0 Urbana l 0 Missouri-Kansas City 0 Rio Grande 4 2 Utah 0 l Montana l 0 Robert Morris l 0 Valparaiso 13 3 Morehead State 9 4 Sacramento State 0 l Virginia Tech l l Mount St. Joseph 15 13 Sacred Heart l 0 Virginia 2 2 Murray State 2 0 St. Cloud 0 l Wake Forest 0 1 Navy 2 0 St. Francis (IN) 3 0 Walsh l 0 Nebraska-Omaha 2 3 St. Josephs (IN) 8 0 Washington State 0 l New Haven 3 0 St. Louis 3 3 Wayne State * 6 5 New Orleans 0 l Samford l 0 West Virginia 4 l Nicholls State l 0 Sam Houston St. 0 Western Carolina l 0 North Carolina State 2 l Schoolcraft CC 0 Western Illinois 5 3 UNC Wilmington 3 0 Slippery Rock Western Kentucky 4 0 North Dakota State l 3 South Florida Western Michigan l l Northeastern 2 0 Southern Illinois l l Wilmington 6 0 Northeastern Illinois 3 0 Southern Indiana 2 0 Windsor# 0 0 Northern Colorado 0 Southern Methodist 0 l UW-Green Bay 21 7 Northern Illinois l 14 SW Missouri State l 0 Wisconsin 0 l Northern Iowa 0 3 SW Texas State 3 0 UW-Milwaukee 14 16 Northern Kentucky l l 10 Springfield l 0 Wisconsin-Parkside l 0 Northern Michigan l l 5 Syracuse 2 Wittenberg 10 3 NW Missouri State l 0 Tampa 0 l Wooster l 3 Northwestern 0 Taylor 0 Wyoming 0 l Notre Dame 0 l Temple 0 Xavier 25 6 Oa kland * 6 0 Tennessee Tech 2 l Youngstown State 17 1 Ohio Dominican 5 0 Tennessee 0 2 Ohio Northern 9 5 Texas A&M 0 l Totals A 659 455 Ohio State l 9 Texas Lutheran 0 2 Ohio 18 7 Texas Tech 0 l * Includes one tie Ohio Wesleyan 3 Texas-EI Paso 2 0 # Includes two ties Oregon 0 l Texas-Pan American l 0 /\ Includes five ties Otterbein 5 0 Toledo 14
19 2004 Volleyball I~ CAREER RECORDS ~I
Kills Block Assists Player Kills Years Player Blocks Years 1. Kim Holmes 2067 1980-83 1. Shelley Harness 490 1984-87 2. Micki Harris 1488 1987-90 2. Micki Harris 397 1987-90 3. Joanna Downie 1426 1995-98 3. Carrie Monnes 392 1995-98 4. Carol Westbeld 1407 1979-82 4. Jen Moore 388 1991-94 5. Carrie Monnes 1385 1995-98 5. Jodie Whitney 361 1988-91 6. Deb Perlenfein 1382 1979-82 6. Sharon Kroger 350 1982-85 7. Tricia Naseman 1295 2000-03 7. Kelli Fisher 323 1995-98 8. Jennifer Bringman 1283 1992-95 8. Lisa Dearden 296 1993-96 9. Jen Moore 1271 1991-94 9. Liza Osterhage 253 1998-01 10. Gail Eifert 1216 1982-85 10. Tricia Basler 251 1983-86
Service Aces Digs Player Aces Years Player Digs Years 1. Kim Holmes 224 1980-83 1. Jennifer Bringman 1427 1992-95 2. Donna Zuber 221 1982-85 2. Eileen Hughes 1372 1988-91 3. Sharon Kroger 191 1983-85 3. Allie Smerz 1319 2000-03 Gail Eifert 191 1982-85 4. Joanna Downie 1306 1995-98 5. Tricia Basler 182 1983-86 5. Traci McCoy 1287 1986-88 6. Traci McCoy 163 1986-88 6. Mandy Gels 1223 1999-02 7. Lisa Dearden 151 1993-96 7. Stephanie Pettit 1120 1986-88 8. Jodie Whitney 146 1988-91 8. Tricia Naseman 1110 2000-03 9. Shelley Harness 145 1984-87 9. Kara Benningfield 1096 1986-89 10. Carol Westbeld 143 1979-82 10. Tricia Basler 1015 1983-86
Solo Blocks Assists Player Blocks Years Player Assists Years 1. Carol Westbeld 488 1979 82 1. Mandy Gels 5044 1999-02 2. Micki Harris 234 1987-90 2. Lisa Dearden 4657 1993-96 3. Julie Zimmer 220 1978-81 3. Kara Benningfield 4332 1986 89 4. Shelley Harness 203 1984-87 4. Michelle Buck 3092 1996 99 5. Jodie Whitney 173 1988-91 5. Joani Kirby 2984 1989-92 6. Carrie Monnes 162 1995 98 6. Tricia Basler 1804 1983-86 7. Liza Osterhage 154 1998-01 7. Nicole Scheltema 1485 2002 8. Jen Moore 153 1991-94 8. Britt Poderys 992 1992-94 9. Sharon Kroger 136 1983 85 9. Donna Zuber 734 1985 10. Deb Perlenfein 135 1979 82 10. Cindy Dalton 331 1990
Active Players in Bold
Wright State University 20 I ~ SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS ~ I Kills 6. Paula Grow 82 1986 7. Mic ki Harris 70 1988 Player Kills Year 8. Micki Harris 68 1990 1. Kim Holmes 731 1983 9. Deb Perferlein 66 1981 2. Traci McCoy 522 1988 Liza Osterhage 66 1999 3. Tricia Naseman 497 2003 4. Micki Harris 487 1990 5. Kim Holmes 485 1981 Block Assists 6. Tricia Naseman 482 2002 Pla yer Blocks Year 7. Joanna Downie 474 1996 1. Andrea Sanders 144 1994 8. Carrie Monnes 454 1998 2. Jen Moore 141 1993 9. Kim Holmes 448 1980 3. Shelley Harness 136 1985 10. Jen Moore 446 1993 4. Carrie Monnes 131 1995 5. Micki Harris 127 1989 6. Shelley Harness 126 1987 Hitting Percentage Sharon Kroger 126 1983 Player Pct. Year 8. Shelley Harness 118 1986 1. Carol Westbeld .450 1981 9. Sharon Kroger 116 1985 2. Carol Westbeld .448 1982 10. Micki Harris 111 1988 3. Kim Holmes .439 1982 4. Julie Zimmer .436 1980 5. Carol Westbeld .410 1980 Digs 6. Shelley Harness .409 1987 Player Digs Year 7. Julie Zimmer .404 1981 1. Traci McCoy 566 1987 8. Kim Holmes .402 1980 2. Allie Smerz 540 2003 9. Jen Moore .387 1994 3. Stephanie Pettit 473 1987 10. Kim Holmes .374 1983 4. Erica Miller 440 1999 5. Traci McCoy 428 1988 Service Aces 6. Sharon Wenert 423 1993 7. Jennifer Bringman 422 1993 Player Aces Year 8. Joanna Downie 416 1996 1. Shelley Fickert 92 1979 9. McKenzie Tiffin 405 2003 2. Donna Zuber 79 1987 10. Joanna Downie 391 1997 Sharon Kroger 79 1978 4. Kim Holmes 76 1984 5. Gail Eifert 72 1988 Assists 6. Donna Zuber 64 1991 Player Assists Year Kim Holmes 64 1983 1. Kara Benningfield 1458 1989 8. Jodie Whitney 63 1979 2. Kara Benningfield 1442 1988 Gail Eifert 63 1980 3. Nicole Scheltema 1437 2003 10. Tricia Basler 62 1985 4. Joani Kirby 1428 1991 5. Mandy Gels 1410 2002 6. Michelle Buck 1358 1998 Solo Blocks 7. Michelle Buck 1355 1997 Player Blocks Year 8. Kara Benningfield 1316 1987 1. Carol Westbeld 193 1980 9. Mandy Gels 1297 2001 2. Carol Westbeld 180 1981 10. Lisa Dearden 1281 1995 3. Carol Westbeld 11 5 1982 4. Julie Zimmer 1 1 1 1981 Active Players in Bold 5. Julie Zimmer 109 1980
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1973 Wittenberg L 0-2 Miami w 2-1 Louisville w 3-2 Record: 7-13 Ball State L 1-2 Ohio State L 0-2 Xavier w 3-2 Coach: Peg Wynkoop Calvin L 1-2 Cleveland State L 1-2 Rio Grande L 0-2 Cedarville L 0-2 Indiana State L 1-2 Capital w 2-0 Xavier w 2-1 Dayton L 0-2 Dayton L 0-2 Ohio Wesleyan w 2-0 Cincinnati L 0-2 1977 Morehead State L 0-2 Capital L 0-2 Otterbein w 2-0 Record: 20- 16 Lewis L 0-2 Otterbein w 2-0 Ohio Northern w 2-0 Coach: Peg Wynkoop Cedarville w 3-1 Mount St. Joseph L 0-2 Cedarville w 2-0 Miami L 1-2 Southern Illinois L 0-2 Cincinnati Bible L 0-2 Central State w 2-1 Cleveland State L 0-2 Indiana L 0-2 Ohio Dominican w 3-2 Mount St. Joseph L 0-2 Akron w 2-0 Eastern Kentucky L 0-2 Denison w 2-0 Ohio L 0-2 Northern Kentucky L 0-2 Northern Kentucky L 0-2 Ohio L 1-2 Pittsburgh L 0-2 Louisville w 2-0 Northern Kentucky L 0-3 Cincinnati L 0-2 Marshall w 2-0 Miami w 2-0 Ohio Northern L 1-2 Capital L 0-2 Capital L 0-2 Toledo w 2-1 Bowling Green L 1-2 Kenyon w 2-1 Miami w 2-1 Wayne State w 3-1 Ohio w 2-0 Ohio Wesleyan L 0-2 Central State L 1-2 Ball State L 1-3 Wittenberg w 2-0 Wittenberg w 2-1 Ohio Wesleyan w 2-0 Indiana State L 1-3 Mount St. Joseph L 0-2 Cincinnati L 0-2 Wittenberg w 2-1 Capital w 2-1 Mount St. Joseph L 1-2 Dayton L 0-2 Xavier w 2-1 Earlham w 2-0 Wittenberg w 2-1 Wittenberg L 1-2 Cedarville L 1-2 McMaster w 2- 1 Kent State L 1-3 Wooster L 1-2 Bluffton w 2-0 Laurentian w 2-0 Toledo L 1-3 Ohio L 1-2 Mount St. Joseph L 0-2 Wayne State w 2-0 Ball State L 1-3 Cincinnati L 0-2 Otterbein w 2-1 Dayton L 0-2 Wilmington w 2-0 1974 1976 Akron w 2-0 Rio Grande L 0-2 Record: 8-14 Record: 25- 11 Rio Grande w 2-0 Ohio Northern L 0-2 Coach: Peg Wynkoop Coach: Peg Wynkoop Wittenberg w 2-0 Ohio Northern L 1-2 Dayton L 0-2 Bowling Green L 1-2 Xavier w 2-0 Cleveland State L 0-2 Cedarville L 0-2 1979 Wilmington w 2-0 Eastern Kentucky w 2-0 Mount St. Joseph L 0-3 Record: 31 - 19-3 Bowling Green L 0-2 Earlham w 2-0 Bowling Green L 0-2 Coach: Peg Wynkoop Akron L 0-2 Ohio Wesleyan w 2-0 Ohio w 2-0 Northern Kentucky w 3-2 Wooster L 0-2 Miami w 2- 1 Ohio Northern w 2-0 Mount St. Joseph L 1-3 Capital L 0-2 Bowling Green w 2-0 Dayton L 0-2 Eastern Michigan w 2-1 Wittenberg w 2-0 Wilmington w 2-0 Capital w 2-0 Ball State L 0-2 Cedarville L 1-2 Capital L 1-2 Xavier w 2-1 Kellogg CC L 1-2 Mount St. Joseph L 0-2 Ohio Dominican w 2-0 Central State w 2-0 Grand Valley State w 2-0 Otterbein w 2-0 Urbana w 2-0 Kent State L 1-2 Wilmington w 2-0 Cincinnati Bible w 2-0 Slippery Rock w 2-0 IUPUI w 2-1 Xavier w 3-0 Ohio L 1-2 Wooster w 2-0 Toledo w 2-0 Ball State L 0-3 Central State w 2-0 Kenyon w 2-0 Youngstown State L 1-2 UI C L 0-3 Wittenberg w 2-0 Cincinnati L 0-2 Cleveland State L 0-2 Cincinnati w 3-2 Ohio Dominican w 2-0 Dayton w 2-0 Miami L 0-2 Wittenberg w 2-0 Dayton L 0-2 Otterbein w 2-0 Ohio Dominican w 2-0 Cincinnati L 0-2 Baldwin-Wallace w 2-0 Indiana Tech w 2- 1 Mount St. Joseph L 0-2 Cuyahoga CC w 2-0 1978 Cincinnati L 0-2 Wooster L 1-2 Rio Grande w 2-0 Record: 12-25-2 Pittsburgh L 0-2 Wittenberg L 1-2 Cedarville w 2-0 Coach: Peg Wynkoop India na L 0-2 Capital L 0-2 Ball State L 1-2 Indiana State L 2-3 Ball State w 2-0 Mount St. Joseph L 0-2 Ball State L 1-3 Pittsburgh L 0-2 Ohio Northern w 2-0 Oakland T 1-1 Miami L 0-3 1975 Ohio L 1-2 Windsor T 1-1 Florissant Valley w 2-0 Record: 16-1 3 Bowling Green w 2-0 Northern Michigan w 2-0 St. Louis w 2-0 Coach: Peg Wynkoop Cedarville w 2-0 Wayne State w 2-0 Illinois Central w 2-0 Earlham w 2-0 Mount St. Joseph L 1-2 Schoolcraft C.C. L 1-2 Eastern Illinois L 0-3 Cincinnati Bible w 2-0 Wittenberg w 2-0 Ohio State L 0-3 Kent State L 1-3 Kenyon w 2-1 Miami w 2-1 Miami w 2-1 Eastern Kentuc ky w 2-0 Capital w 2- 1 Slippery Rock L 1-2 Cleveland State L 0-2 Laurentian w 2-0 Wilmington w 2-0 Akron w 2-0 Cincinnati L 0-3 Charleston (WV) w 2-0 Ohio Dominican w 2-0 Ashland w 2-1 Akron L 0-3 Lewis w 2-0
Wright State University 22 I~ ALL-TIME RESULTS ~I
UIC L 1-2 St. Louis L 1-2 Mount St. Joseph w 2-0 IPFW w 2-1 Rio Grande w 2-1 Wilmington w 2-0 Miami L 1-3 Valparaiso w 2-0 Cedarville w 2-0 Wittenberg w 2-0 Indiana State w 2-1 Morehead State L 1-2 Dayton L 1-3 Bowling Green w 2-0 Wisconsin-Parkside w 2-1 Indianapolis w 2-0 Ohio w 2-0 Ohio w 2-0 Marshall w 2-0 IUPUI w 2-0 Ohio Northern w 2-1 Ohio Northern w 2-0 UIC w 2-0 Loyola w 2-0 Bowling Green w 2-1 Dayton w 3-0 Morehead State w 2- 1 Ball State L 1-3 Capital w 3-0 Toledo w 2-0 Northern Kentucky w 2-0 Ohio State L 2-3 McMaster w 2-0 Tennessee Tech w 2-0 Northern Kentucky L 0-3 Bow ling Green w 3-1 Windsor T 1-1 West Virginia w 2-0 Ohio w 2-0 Kent State w 3-1 Kent State T 1-1 Midway w 2-0 Bowling Green w 2-0 Dayton w 3-0 Eastern Michigan w 2-0 Marshall w 2- 1 Ohio Northern w 2-0 Xavier w 3-0 Wayne State T 1-1 Appalachian State w 2- 1 Dayton w 3-0 Eastern Illinois w 3-1 Central Michigan L 0-2 Mount St. Joseph w 3-1 IUPUI w 3-1 Northern Kentucky w 3-1 Akron w 2-0 Kent State w 3-1 Indiana State w 3-2 Cincinnati w 3-0 Youngstown State w 2-0 Indiana Tech L 2-3 Ball State w 3-0 Loyola w 2-0 Mount St. Joseph L 0-2 Ball State w 3-0 Mount St. Joseph w 3-0 Lewis L 0-2 Dayton L 0-3 Akron w 2-0 Ball State L 2-3 Ferris State L 1-2 Xavier w 2-0 Mount St. Joseph w 2-0 Akron w 3-0 Evansville w 2-0 Lewis L 1-2 Xavier w 3-2 Dayton w 3-0 Florida Southern L 0-2 Mount St. Joseph w 2- 1 Dayton w 3-1 Dayton L 2-3 Loyola L 1-2 Northern Michigan w 2- 1 Eastern Illinois w 2-0 Dayton w 2-1 Lewis L 2-3 UW-Milwaukee w 2- 1 Eastern Illinois w 2-0 1983 Carthage w 2-0 Indiana Tech w 2-0 Marquette w 2-0 Record: 39-12 Lewis w 3-2 Evansville w 2-1 Coach: Peg Wynkoop Eastern Illinois w 3-0 Dayton w 3-1 Butler w 3-0 1980 Idaho L 1-2 Lewis L 1-3 Southern Indiana w 3-0 Record: 48-13 Florida Southern L 1-2 Colorado Coll ege w 2-1 Mount St. Joseph w 3-1 Coach: Peg Wynkoop Texas Lutheran L 0-2 Loyola Marymount L 1-2 Ball State w 3-1 Northern Kentucky w 3-0 Texas Lutheran L 0-2 Southern Indiana w 2-0 St. Francis (IN) w 3-0 Taylor w 2-0 Toledo w 3-0 1981 Hillsdale L 1-2 St. Josephs (IN) w 2-0 Record: 46-11 1982 St. Francis (IN) w 2-0 Loyola L 1-2 Coach: Peg Wynkoop Record: 35-12 Ferris State L 1-2 Kentucky State w 2-0 Kent State w 3-1 Coach: Peg Wynkoop Dayton w 3-1 Dayton L 0-2 Northeastern Illinois w 2-1 St. Josephs (IN) w 2-0 Wayne State w 3-1 Franklin w 2-0 St. Josephs (IN) w 2- 1 Butler w 2-0 Northern Michigan w 3-0 Mount St. Joseph w 2-0 Bradley w 2-0 Marshall w 2-1 Ferris State L 1-3 Rio Grande w 2-0 Loyola w 2-0 UW-Milwaukee L 1-2 Miami L 2-3 Capital w 2-0 Loyola w 2-0 Evansville w 2-0 Northern Kentucky w 3-0 Miami L 0-2 Lake Superior w 2-1 Loyola w 2-1 Bowling Green w 3-0 Eastern Mic higan w 2-0 Cinc innati w 3-0 UW-Milwaukee w 2-0 Xavier w 2-0 Northeastern Illinois w 2-0 Miami L 0-2 Bowling Green L 1-2 IPFW w 2-0 Appalachian State w 2-1 Morehead State w 2-0 Grand Valley State w 2-1 St. Josephs (IN) w 2-0 Wayne State L 0-2 Eastern Michigan w 2-0 Northern Michigan w 2-0 Ind ianapolis w 2-0 Ke llogg CC w 2-0 Eastern Illinois w 2-1 Ferris State w 2-0 Franklin w 2-1 Eastern Illinois w 2-1 Kent State w 2-0 Western Michigan L 0-2 Northern Michigan w 2- 1 Ohio State L 0-3 Eastern Kentucky L 0-2 Ba ll State w 3-1 Xavier w 3-0 Ashland w 3-1 Ohio State w 3-0 Eastern Kentucky w 2-0 Lewis w 3-2 Akron w 3-0 Ohio w 2-0 Bellarmine w 2-0 Bellarmine w 3-2 Xavier w 3-2 Bellarmine w 2-0 Morehead State L 0-2 Wayne State w 3-0 Southern Illinois w 3-2 Bowling Green w 2-0 Miami w 3-0 Ohio w 3-0 Indiana State w 3-1 Miami L 1-2 Mount St. Joseph w 3-1 Ohio Northern w 3-2 George Williams L 0-3 Ohio w 2-0 Tennessee Tech w 3-0 Dayton L 2-3 Lewis L 1-2 Miami L 1-3 Xavier w 3-0 Southwest Texas State w 2-0 Miami L 0-3 Xavier w 3-0 Northeastern Illinois w 3-0 Northern Colorado L 0-2 Marshall w 2-0 Kentucky State w 2-0 Ferris State L 2-3 Cal St.-Northridge L 0-2 Indiana State w 2-1 O hio w 2-0 Northern Kentuc ky w 3-0 Central Missouri St. w 3-2 Louisville w 2-0 Morehead State w 2-1 Ohio Northern w 3-0 Air Force L 1-3 St. Louis w 2-0 Bellarmine w 2-0 Dayton w 3- 1 Nebraska-Omaha L 1-3 Indiana Tec h w 2-0 Ohio w 2-0 Miami w 2- 1 IPFW w 3-2
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Ferris State w 3-1 Army w 3-0 Ferris State L 0-2 Kent State L 0-3 Mount St. Joseph w 3-0 Northern Kentucky L 1-3 Dayton w 3-0 Cleveland State w 3-0 IPFW w 3-1 Northern Kentucky L 2-3 Morehead State w 3-1 Minnesota-Duluth L 1-2 1986 Youngstown State @ w 3-0 Northern Kentucky w 3-2 North Dakota L 0-2 Record: 23- 19 Cleveland State @ w 3-0 Xavier w 3-1 Northern Michigan w 2-0 Coach: Peg Wynkoop Marshall @ w 3-0 Florida International w 2-0 Nebraska-Omaha w 2-0 IUPUI w 3-2 Dayton @ w 3-0 Northern Michigan w 2-0 North Dakota L 1-2 St. Josephs (IN) w 2-1 at Akron @ w 3-1 Ferris State L 0-2 Minnesota-Duluth L 1-2 Grand Valley State L 0-2 at Bowling Green L 0-3 Lewis w 2-0 Wayne State L 0-2 Toledo# w 3-1 North Dakota State w 2-1 Ohio Northern L 2-3 Indiana State # L 2-3 Nebraska-Omaha w 2-1 1985 Ferris State L 2-3 at Xavier w 3-0 Nebraska-Omaha L 1-2 Record: 31-17 Lewis L 1-3 Evansville w 3-1 Ferris State * L 0-3 Coach: Peg Wynkoop Grand Valley State L 1-3 Ohio w 3-2 New Haven* w 3-0 IUPUI L 0-3 Cleveland State w 3-1 Wayne State$ L 0-3 Grand Valley State L 1-2 Dayton w 3-1 Chicago State$ w 3-0 NCAA Division II Regionals Mount St. Joseph w 2-0 Mississippi for Women w 3-2 Central State $ w 3-0 Hillsdale w 2-0 Navy w 3-2 Morehead State w 3-0 St. Josephs (IN) w 2-0 Florida Southern w 3-0 Loyola (MD) 3 w 3-0 1984 Grand Valley State w 2-1 Troy State w 3-0 at James Madison 3 L 1-3 Record: 26-22 Oakland w 2-0 Northern Kentucky w 3-2 UNC Wilmington 3 w 3-0 Coach: Peg Wynkoop Miami w 3-0 Indianapolis w 3-0 Appalachian State 3 w 3-0 Northern Michigan w 3-1 Northern Kentucky w 3-2 Oakland w 3-1 Xavier w 3-0 Franklin w 3-2 Ferris State w 3-1 Northern Michigan w 3-2 Valparaiso w 3-0 Mount St. Joseph w 3-0 Marion w 3-0 Oakland w 3-0 at Butler w 3-0 St. Francis (IN) w 2-0 Dayton w 3-1 Xavier w 3-0 at Dayton w 3-2 Oakland w 2-0 Lewis w 3-0 Nebraska-Omaha L 0-3 Miami w 3-2 Northern Michigan w 2-0 Wayne State w 3-0 Tulsa w 3-0 Youngstown State* w 3-0 Mount St. Joseph w 2-1 Ohio Northern w 3-0 Central Missouri State L 0-3 Cleveland State * w 3-0 IUPUI L 1-2 Xavier w 3-1 Regis L 2-3 at Akron* w 3-1 Dayton w 3-1 St. Josephs (IN) w 2-1 Ferris State L 0-3 Lake Superior w 2-0 IPFW w 2-1 De Paul w 3-0 + at Cleveland State Bellarmine w 2-0 Franklin L 0-2 Ohio w 3-0 /\ at Morehead State Ferris State L 0-2 Bellarmine w 2-1 Dayton w 3-2 @ Akron Invitational St. Josephs (IN) w 2-0 Northern Michigan L 0-2 Central State w 3-1 # at Xavier Ferris State L 0-2 Indianapolis w 2-0 Northern Kentucky L 2-3 $ Wright State Classic Ohio Northern L 2-3 Northern Kentucky L 0-3 Mount St. Joseph w 3-2 3 James Madison Invitational North Dakota L 0-3 Springfield w 2-0 Wayne State L 2-3 * Midland Alliance Invitational Minnesota-Duluth L 0-3 C.W. Post w 2-0 Army w 3-0 Northern Michigan L 1-3 Northeastern w 3-1 Troy State w 3-0 Lewis w 3-0 New Haven w 3-1 IPFW L 2-3 1988 Walsh w 2-1 Florida Southern L 0-3 Akron w 3-1 Record: 26 -1 4 Northern Kentucky L 1-2 Ohio w 3-0 Miami L 0-3 Coach: Linda Schoenstedt IPFW w 2-1 IPFW L 2-3 Cincinnati L 0-3 at Indiana State * w 3-2 Franklin w 3-1 Grand Valley State L 2-3 Wayne State L 2-3 Michigan * L 2-3 Northern Kentucky w 3-2 Mount St. Joseph w 3-0 Northern Michigan L 0-3 Miami * w 3-1 Bowling Green L 1-3 Troy State w 3-0 Ferris State L 0-3 at Ohio State L 0-3 Grand Valley State w 3-1 Grand Valley State L 0-3 Grand Valley State L 1-3 Eastern Kentucky " w 3-0 Xavier w 3-1 Ferris State L 2-3 at Akron L 2-3 Tampa L 1-2 Northern Michigan L 0-3 Kent State /\ L 0-3 Jacksonville L 0-2 Lewis w 3-1 1987 at Ohio w 3-0 Florida Southern L 1-2 Mount St. Joseph L 2-3 Record: 29-9 Michigan State L 1-3 Florida International w 2-0 Central Missouri State L 0-3 Coach: Li nda Sc hoenstedt UAB# L 0-3 Troy State w 2-0 New Haven w 3-0 IUPUI L 1-3 at Louisville # w 3-1 Grand Valley State L 0-3 Florida Southern L 1-3 Michigan+ L 0-3 Cincinnati L 0-3 Ferris State L 1-3 Northern Kentucky L 1-3 at Cleveland State w 3-0 Cleveland State w 3-1 Lewis L 0-3 Northern Michigan w 2-0 Syracuse+ w 3-2 Xavier w 3-1 Northern Michigan L 1-3 Minnesota-Duluth w 2-1 Franklin w 3-0 at Eastern Illinois @ L 0-3 Mount St . Joseph w 3-0 NW Missouri State w 2-0 at Morehead State w 3-1 Loyola @ w 3-1 Air Force L 2-3 Lewis w 2-0 Evansville /\ w 3-1 Evansville @ w 3-2 Jacksonville w 3-2 St. Cloud State L 0-2 at Cincinnati L 2-3 at Morehead State w 3-2
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Marquette w 3-1 Valparaiso w 3-0 Valparaiso # L 1-3 @ WSU Invitational Akron w 3-0 Xavier w 3-0 * North Star Conference at Dayton w 3-0 a t Cincinnati w 3- 1 ! Westerwind Invitational match George Mason 3 w 3-0 Connecticut 3 w 3-0 @ Wright State Classic # North Star Conference Bucknell % w 3-0 West Virginia 3 w 3- 1 /\ Miami Invitational Tournament Rider% w 3-0 Eas tern Illi nois 3 w 3-0 North Star Conference (Cleveland, OH) Connecticut 3 w 3-0 Mississippi State 3 w 3-0 match + National Invitational at Syracuse 3 L 2-3 Dayton w 3-0 3 Connecticut Challenge Voll eyball C hampionship Bowling Green L 1-3 at Miami L 1-3 # North Star Conference (Dayton, O H) Toledo! w 3-0 a t Toledo w 3-0 Tournament (Akron , OH) Marshall! w 3-0 Hofstra & L 0-3 James Madison ! w 3-0 Wisconsin & L 0-3 1992 Tulsa$ w 3-2 South Florida & w 3-0 1991 Record: 15-17, Texas-El Paso$ w 3-0 Record: 22- 17, 8-8 Mid-Continent at St. Louis$ L 2-3 ! Spartan Classic 4-2 North Star Coach: Steve Opperman at Miami L 0-3 @ George Washington Coach: Steve Opperman Auburn " w 3-2 Morehead State w 3-0 Invitational at Ohio State L 0-3 Arkansas State " L 0-3 at Northern Kentucky w 3-2 # Butler Invitational Ohio /\ w 3-1 at Butler " L 0-3 Butler L 2-3 $ WSU Invitational Murray State /\ w 3-1 Central Michigan " L 0-3 at Virginia & L 1-3 3 WSU Classic Loyola" L 1-3 at Bowling Green L 0-3 Virginia Tech & w 3-0 & National Invitational Connecticut /\ w 3-2 Chicago State @ w 3-0 Dayton w 3-0 Volleyball Championship SW Texas State 3 w 3-1 Central Fl orida @ w 3-0 (Birmingham, AL) Oregon 3 L 1-3 Marshall @ w 3-0 * Lady Sycamore Invitational Texas A&M 3 L 1-3 at Kansas@ L 0-3 /\ at Akron Fresno State 3 L 0-3 Eastern Il linois * L 1-3 # Forum Cardinal Classic 1990 at Cal St. Fullerton 3 L 1-3 at Cleveland State * L 1-3 @ Coors/Coors Lite Classic Record: 18-15, Western Illinois ! L 2-3 at Youngstown State * w 3-0 3 Marine Midland Tourney 4-3 North Star Cincinnati ! w 3-0 Northern Illinois * L 0-3 ! Wright State Classic Coach: Linda Schoenstedt Western Kentucky! w 3-0 Western Ill inois * L 0-3 $ St. Louis Invitational UW-Milwaukee ! w 3-0 Bradley @ w 3-0 a t UIC * L 1-3 & Virginia Classic Loyola! w 3-1 George Washington @ W 3-0 at Valparaiso* w 3-0 at Western Illinois ! w 3-2 Memphis @ w 3-0 UW-Green Bay * w 3-2 at Bradley w 3-0 Toledo w 3-0 UW-Milwaukee L 2-3 1989 Virginia @ w 3-0 at Kentucky L 0-3 a t Cincinnati w 3-0 Record: 28-10 Eastern Michigan @ L 1-3 at DePaul L 0-3 at Western Il linois * L 1-3 Coach: Linda Schoenstedt Cincinnati @ L 1-3 at UIC * L 0-3 a t Northern Illinois * L 0-3 a t Dayton w 3-0 at Kentucky L 1-3 Northern Ill inois * w 3-1 Youngstown State • w 3-0 at Ke ntucky L 0-3 UAB /\ L 1-3 UW-Green Bay • w 3-1 Cleveland State • w 3-0 Valparaiso ! w 3-0 at Miami " L 1-3 at Akron * L 0-3 at UW-Milwaukee w 3-0 Toledo! w 3-0 Butler w 3-0 at Cleveland State • w 3-0 at UW-Green Bay • w 3-1 at Michigan State ! L 0-3 SW Missouri State w 3-2 at Cincinnati w 3-1 Ohio L 0-3 Ohio State L 0-3 at Louisville w 3-1 Valparaiso• w 3-1 Valparaiso• w 3-0 Temple @ w 3-2 Bowling Green L 0-3 at Butler w 3-2 UIC * w 3-2 at George Wash. @ w 3-1 at Wyoming L 0-3 Dayton w 3-0 at Dayton L 1-3 Toledo @ w 3-0 at Colorado State L 0-3 at Tennessee L 0-3 at Eastern Illinois * 3 L 0-3 at Bowli ng Green L 1-3 Northern Illinois • L 0-3 at Eastern Kentucky w 3-1 Missouri 3 L 0-3 Indiana State # w 3-2 at Cleveland St.• w 3-0 at Miami w 3-2 Eastern Michigan 3 w 3-0 Butler# w 3-0 at Akron • L 0-3 West Virginia L 1-3 UW-Green Bay # w 3-0 Xavier w 3-1 UW-Green Bay # w 3-0 /\ Butler Invitational at Xavier w 3-0 UW-Green Bay • w 3-0 Valparaiso # w 3-1 @ Kansas Tournament at Duquesne w 3-0 Miami L 2-3 Northern Illinois # L 2-3 • Mid-Continent at Pittsburgh L 0-3 DePaul • L 1-3 Kentucky+ L 0-3 Conference match DePaul $ w 3-0 at Dayton w 3-1 UAB+ L 2-3 3 Eastern Illinois Tournament Texas-El Paso$ w 3-2 at Valparaiso • w 3-0 Cornell+ w 3-0 Indiana State $ w 3-1 at UIC * w 3-0 Cal State Northridge + L 0-3 Lou isville w 3-2 at Hofstra L 2-3 1993 St. Louis w 3-1 Northeastern 3 w 3-1 /\ Wright State Classic Record: 23-15, Miami L 1-3 Rhode Island 3 w 3-0 3 Cal State-Fullerton 14-4 Mid-Continent at Tulane w 3-1 at Connecticut 3 w 3-0 Tourney Coach: Steve Opperman at New Orleans L 0-3 at Akron# L 1-3 Mountain Haus Western Kentucky " w 3-1 Eastern Michigan w 3-0 Cleveland State # w 3-0 Challenge Central Michigan /\ L 2-3
25 2004 Volleyball I~ ALL-TIME RESULTS ~ I at Butler " L 0-3 Murray State w 3-0 Memphis w 3-1 1997 UW-Milwaukee " w 3-0 West Virginia w 3-0 Butler * w 3-2 Record: 10-21 , Washington State @ L 0-3 Sam Houston State 3 L 0-3 UIC * w 3-1 2-lOMCC at Iowa @ L 0-3 Arkansas-Little Rock 3 L 0-3 Cleveland State * w 3-0 Coach: Steve Opperman Kansas State @ w 3-1 UAB3 w 3-0 at Morehead State L 1-3 Troy State " w 3-1 Loyola+ w 3-1 at Baylor% L 1-3 at Northern Illinois # L 1-3 at Memphis " L 1-3 at Northwestern + L 1-3 at Cincinnati w 3-1 SW Texas State " w 3-1 Eastern Illinois * w 3-2 at Cleveland State • w 3-1 /\ Jefferson Cup Tournament Buffalo @ w 3-1 at Youngstown State • w 3-1 at Bowling Green L 1-3 @ NC State Tournament UMBC @ L 1-3 at Cleveland State • w 3-0 at Northern Illinois • L 0-3 + Blocksport Challenge at Pittsburgh @ L 1-3 Western Il linois * w 3-0 at UIC * w 3-0 • MCCmatch at Miami L 0-3 Northern Illinois • L 0-3 Ohio w 3-1 # MCC Tournament Eastern Michigan + L 1-3 at Valparaiso * w 3-2 La Salle* w 3-0 (DeKalb, IL) Valparaiso+ w 3-1 at UIC * w 3-0 UW-Milwaukee • w 3-1 Eastern Illinois + L 0-3 UW-Milwaukee * w 3-0 UW-Green Bay * w 3-1 Dayton L 1-3 UW-Green Bay• w 3-2 Notre Dame * L 0-3 1996 Western Kentucky$ w 3-0 at Ohio w 3-2 Loyola • L 2-3 Record: 10-23, 6-8 MCC James Madison $ w 3-2 at Northern Illinois * L 0-3 at Xavier * L 0-3 Coach: Steve Opperman at Georgetown $ L 1-3 at Western Il linois • w 3-2 at Butler * L 1-3 at Arizona State " L 0-3 at UIC * L 1-3 Cincinnati w 3-0 at Dayton L 2-3 Arizona " L 0-3 at Loyola * L 0-3 Cleveland State * w 3-1 at Northern Il linois # L 0-3 Northern Iowa " L 1-3 Bowling Green L 0-3 Youngstown State • w 3-1 Northern Arizona " L 2 -~ UW-Green Bay • w 3-0 at UW-Green Bay • L 2-3 @ South Florida Classic Miami L 0-3 UW-Milwaukee • L 2-3 at UW-Milwaukee • w 3-1 + Billiken Invitational Western Illinois @ w 3-0 -et Toledo w 3-1 at Eastern Illinois • 3 L 0-3 3 American/La Quinta DePaul @ L 1-3 Butler * L 1-3 Indiana State 3 L 1-3 Classic at Eastern Illinois @ L 2-3 Cleveland State • w 3-1 Butler 3 L 1-3 • MCC match at Bowling Green L 2-3 at UW-Milwaukee • L 0-3 Dayton w 3- 1 # MCC Tournament Virginia Tech+ L 1-3 at UW-Green Bay • L 1-3 UIC * w 3-2 (DeKalb, IL) Valparaiso + L 2-3 Loyola * L 1-3 Valparaiso • w 3-2 Morehead State + w 3-2 UIC * L 2-3 Eastern Illinois # w 3-0 at Tennessee$ L 0-3 at Cleveland State • L 1-3 at Northern Illinois # L 1-3 1995 George Mason $ L 0-3 at Youngstow n State w 3-0 Sacramento State ! L 0-3 Record: 23-10, 9-5 MCC Indiana$ L 0-3 at Butler • L 0-3 Northern Iowa ! L 0-3 Coach: Steve Opperman Toledo w 3-1 Marshall L 0-3 Lehigh! w 3-2 Furman " w 3-0 Cleveland State * L 0-3 Loyola# L 0-3 Arkansas State ! L 1-3 Radford " w 3-0 UW-Milw aukee • w 3-2 at Virginia " w 3-0 UW-Green Bay• w 3-1 /\ Tiger Invitational /\ Butler Invitational James Madison @ w 3-0 at Dayton L 0-3 @ Panther-Mizuno Invitational @ Hawkeye Challenge Liberty@ w 3-0 at Northern Illinois * L 0-3 + Nike/ Fairfield Inn Challenge + Wildcat Invitational East Tennessee St.@ w 3-1 at Lo yola • L 2-3 $ Georgetown Invitational Mid-Continent at NC State @ w 3-1 UIC * L 2-3 * MCCmatch Conference match Ohio State L 0-3 Butler • L 1-3 # MCC Tournament 3 Eastern Il linois Classic Navy + w 3-0 at Cleveland State • w 3-0 (Chicago, IL) # Mid-Continent Conference Valparaiso+ w 3-2 Youngstow n State! w 3-0 Tournament (DeKalb, IL) Marshall+ w 3-2 Loyola * w 3-2 National Invitational Indiana+ L 0-3 Northern Illinois * L 0-3 1998 Volleyball Championship at UW-Milwaukee • w 3-1 at UW-Green Bay* w 3-0 Record: 11-18, 5-7 MCC (Kansas City, MO) at UW-Green Bay• w 3-0 at UW-Milwaukee • w 3-1 Coach: Joylynn Tracy Cincinnati w 3- 1 at Butler • L 0-3 Evansville " L 1-3 Northern Illinois * L 0-3 at UIC * L 0-3 Valparaiso " L 1-3 1994 Loyola • w 3-2 at Butler # L 0-3 at Miami " L 1-3 Record: 16-13, 5-5 MCC Bowling Green w 3-1 at Florida Atlantic L 1-3 Coach: Steve Opperman at UIC * L 1-3 /\ Sun Devil/Hilton Challenge Jacksonville State @ w 3-0 Toledo @ w 3-0 at Butler * L 1-3 @ Eastern Illinois Invitational Marquette+ L 2-3 Florida Atlantic @ w 3-0 at Cleveland State * w 3-1 + Nike Challenge Robert Morris $ w 3-0 Eastern Mic higan @ w 3-1 at Kent State L 2-3 $ Mazda Classic Western Carolina $ w 3-0 at South Florida @ L 0-3 at Loyola * L 0-3 • MCC match Ohio$ w 3-2 Samford+ w 3-0 at Northern Illinois • L 1-3 at Cleveland State IUPUI $ L 2-3 UT-Pan American+ w 3-0 Dayton w 3-0 # MCC Tournament at Dayton L 1-3 at St. Louis + L 2-3 UW-Green Bay* w 3-0 (Indianapolis, IN) UW-Green Bay* w 3-0 UMKC + w 3-1 UW-Milw aukee * w 3-1 UW-Milwaukee • L 0-3
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at Loyola* L 0-3 + Pioneer Classic Cleveland State * w 3-0 UW-Milwaukee # L 2-3 at UIC * w 3-2 @ Texas Tech/Four Points Classic IPFW w 3-1 at Bowling Green L 2-3 /\ Raider Challenge at UW-Milwaukee * L 1-3 @ FAU Classic at Cleveland State * L 2-3 * MCC match at UW-Green Bay * w 3-0 + Western Michigan at Xavier L 0-3 # MCC Tournament Loyola * L 2-3 Invitational Butler* L 1-3 (Chicago, IL) UIC * w 3-0 /\ Raider Challenge Belmont w 3-0 Xavier L 1-3 $ IPFW Invitational UIC * w 3-1 at Butler * w 3-0 * Horizon League match Loyola* w 3-0 2000 atMiami w 3-2 # Horizon League Cleveland State * L 2-3 Record: 11 -1 7, 4-8 MCC at Cleveland State * w 3-1 Tournament at Butler * L 0-3 Coach: Joylynn Tracy at Youngstown State * w 3-1 (Green Bay, WI) at Ohio L 1-3 Middle Tennessee @ w 3-1 UW-Green Bay* w 3-0 at UW-Milwaukee * L 0-3 Northern Iowa @ L 0-3 UW-Milwaukee * w 3-0 at UW-Green Bay * w 3-2 at Pepperdine @ L 0-3 at Cincinnati L 1-3 2003 UIC # w 3-0 at Marshall + L 2-3 at UIC * w 3-2 Record: 16-15, 6-8 HL UW-Milwaukee # L 2-3 Wake Forest+ L 1-3 at Loyola • L 2-3 Coa ch: Joylynn Tracy UNC Wilmington+ w 3-0 Eastern Kentucky w 3-0 Elon @ w 3-0 /\ Miami/Bob Evans Tennessee Tech /1. L 2-3 Butler • w 3-1 Nicholls State @ w 3-0 Invitational Western Kentucky /1. w 3-2 UW-Green Bay # L 2-3 at Tulane @ L 2-3 @ at Florida Atlantic Central Florida /1. w 3-0 at West Virginia w 3-0 + at Florida International at Dayton L 0-3 @ Pepsi/Super 8 Invitational Towson+ w 3-1 $ Nike/Howard Johnson Butler * L 1-3 + Big Orange Bash at Cincinnati L 1-3 Challenge Miami w 3-2 * Horizon League match Virginia /\ L 0-3 * MCC match Cleveland State * w 3-0 # Horizon League at Kentucky /1. L 0-3 # MCC Tournament Cincinnati L 0-3 Tournament Syracuse /1. w 3-0 (Dayton, OH) at UW-Green Bay * w 3-2 (Milwaukee, WI) Akron$ w 3-0 at UW-Milwaukee * L 1-3 IPFW $ w 3-0 UIC * w 3-0 Dayton$ L 0-3 1999 Loyola * L 0-3 2002 Xavier w 3-0 Record: 11 -19, 6-6 MCC at Xavier L 1-3 Record: 18- 13, 6-8 HL at UIC * w 3-2 Coach: Joylynn Tracy at Butler * L 1-3 Coach: Joylynn Tracy at Loyola * L 0-3 NC State @ L 0-3 at Cleveland State * w 3-1 Minnesota @ L 2-3 at Butler * L 2-3 Utah @ L 0-3 at Youngstown State w 3-0 NC State @ w 3-0 Miami w 3-1 SM U @ L 0-3 UW-Milwaukee * L 2-3 at Florida Atlantic @ w 3-1 Youngstown State * w 3-2 at Texas Tech @ L 0-3 UW-Green Bay* L 1-3 DePaul + w 3-1 Cleveland State * w 3-1 Lamar+ w 3-2 at Loyola * L 0-3 at Western Michigan+ W 3-1 at UW-Milwaukee * L 0-3 UCLA+ L 1-3 at UIC * L 0-3 Michigan State + w 3-2 at UW-Green Bay * L 2-3 Idaho State + L 1-3 UIC # w 3-0 Austin Peay /1. w 3-1 Loyola * L 0-3 at Denver+ L 2-3 Loyola# L 1-3 Central Michigan /1. w 3-0 UIC * w 3-1 Oakland /1. w 3-0 Cincinnati /1. L 0-3 at Ball State L 1-3 Sacred Heart /1. w 3-0 @ Pepperdine Classic at Dayton L 1-3 Butler * w 3-1 Chicago State /1. w 3-0 + Adidas-Stone Lodge at IPFW $ w 3-0 at Cleveland State * L 1-3 Toledo /1. w 3-0 Invitational Marquette$ w 3-0 at Youngstown State * w 3-1 at UIC * L 0-3 /\ Raider Challenge Western Illinois $ w 3-0 UW-Green Bay * L 2-3 a t Loyola* L 2-3 * MCCmatch at Xavier L 2-3 UW-Milwaukee * L 1-3 Dayton L 0-3 # MCC Tournament UW-Milwaukee * w 3-0 Youngstown State# w 3-0 Butler* w 3-1 (Cleveland, OH) UW-Green Bay * w 3-0 at Butler# L 0-3 Bowling Green L 2-3 at Loyola * L 1-3 Cleveland State * w 3-2 at UIC * L 2-3 @ Green Wave/Radisson at Cincinnati L 1-3 2001 Butler * L 2-3 Invitational at UW-Milwaukee * L 0-3 Record: 21-7, 11-3 HL Cleveland State * w 3-1 + at West Virginia at UW-Green Bay * w 3-0 Coac h: Joylynn Tracy Youngstown State * w 3-0 /\ Kentucky Conference Loyola* w 3-2 dt Eastern Illinois @ w 3-1 at UW-Green Bay * L 2-3 Challenge UIC * L 2-3 Montana @ w 3-0 at UW-Milwaukee * L 0-3 $ Raider Challenge at IUPUI L 1-3 Central Michigan @ w 3-0 UIC * L 2-3 * Horizon League match at Butler * L 0-3 Ohio State L 0-3 Loyola * L 0-3 # Horizon League Xavier L 2-3 at Clemson+ w 3-1 at Butler * L 1-3 Tournament at Cleveland State * w 3-1 Appalachian State+ w 3-0 Oakland w 3-0 (Indianapolis, IN) UW-Green Bay * w 3-0 UNC Wilmington+ w 3-0 at Youngstown State* w 3-0 UW-Milwaukee * L 1-3 Dayton w 3-0 at Cleveland State * w 3-1 Butler# L 0-3 Youngstown State* w 3-0 Butler # w 3-0
27 2004 Volleyball I~ ALL-TIME LETTERW'INNERS ~I A Dina Hilgeford 1980 Linda Porter 1984 Caren Aiple 1977 Teri Hobbs 1982-83 Darlene Prunty 1999-00 Cheryl Saylor Aubin 1974-75 Kim Holmes 1980-83 Eileen Hughes 1988-91 R B Teresa Rabold 1981 Deb Baker 1974-77 J Debbie Ruffing 1986-89 Marty Barber 1983-84 Krystal Jamerson 1994 Tricia Basler 1983-86 Kerry Janky 1997 s Jennifer Battig 1989-91 Tosha Johnson 1995-98 Andrea Sanders 1993-94 Jenny Beaudet 1992-95 Krista Jones 1977 Nicole Scheltema 2002 Vonda Bebee 1986-89 Pam Jones 1976 Mollie Schuler 1993-96 Kara Benningfield 1986-89 Jenny Schultz 2003 Jennifer Bringman 1992-95 K Gail Sekula 1977-78 Kristen Broscheid 1992-95 Cara Keller 1993-94 Kathy Sekula 1973 Michelle Buck 1996-99 Eboni Kidd 2001-03 Melinda Warnke Shaar 1977-79 Gretchen Busch 1999-02 Pam King 1986-87 Mika Shephard 1990 Joani Kirby 1989-92 Amy Sherman 1989-91 c Linda Klein 1973-74 Alison Sipiorski 2000-03 Lian Calvo 1979-81 Deb Koenig 1975-78 Kelly Skaro 2000-03 Mindy Sippel Cordonnier 1978- 79 Sharon Frey Kroger 1983-85 Allie Smerz 2000-03 Lisa Kuhn 2000-02 Michelle Sours 1996-99 D Cindy Dalton 1990 L T Shonnie Daniel 1991 Bridget Lake 1975-76 Brenda Tackett 1978-79, 1981 Karis Day 1999-02 Renee Lewis 1973 Chante Thompson 1991 Lisa Dearden 1993-96 Nichole Thacker Thomas 1978 Jacqui Dippold 1991 M McKenzie Tiffin 2001 Susan Davison 1984 Carmen Mann 1997-2000 Tara Trissel 1997-2000 Jeanne Keister Dickman 1975-76 Mitzi Martin 1986-89 Joanna Downie 1995-98 Elaine Mauch 1978-79 v Misse Duncombe 1980-82 Traci McCoy 1986-88 Elaine Mauch Viney 1978-79 Paris Mcintyre 1996-99 Vanessa Voreis 2001 E Mary McNully 1988 Andrea Voss 1999-02 Gail Eifert 1982-85 Cindy Mercer 1976-77 Karen Elliot 197 4 Erica Busch Miller 1998-99 w Rita Enigk 1984-85 Carrie Mannes 1995-98 Sharon Wenert 1990-93 Jen Moore 1991-94 Carol Westbeld 1979-82 F Joylynn Mosier 1989-92 Sue Whitlow 1983-84 Shelley Fickert 1984, 1986-87 Jodie Whitney 1988-91 Kelli Fisher 1995-98 N Tricia Naseman 2000-03 y G Angi Nunnelley 1996-99 Kim Yard 1976 Ana Gatchell 1980 Michelle Yeary 1995-96 Judy Geiger 1982 0 Terry York 1974 Mandy Gels 1999-02 Liza Osterhage 1998-01 Kim Young 1975-76 Taylor Gerlach 2003 Lisa Griffith 2001 p z Jennifer Griswold 1973-7 5 Ava Pack 1974 Brenda Zimmer 1978-80 Paula Grow 1985-86 Laura Parker 1992-93 Julie Zimmer 1978- 81 Stephanie Parker 1986 Donna Zuber 1982-85 H Debbie Perlenfein 1979-82 Micki Harris 1987-90 Stephanie Pettit 1986-88, 1990 Active Players in Bold Shelley Harness 1984-87 Britt Poderys 1992-93 Jessica Herkins 1995-96 Sarah Poling 2003
Wright State University 28 I~ DAYTON ~I Where Innovation Meets Tradition From the Wright brothers first flight experiments in their Dayton bi c ycle shop to the invention of the fi rst self-starting automobile ignition system by Charles F. Kettering, from the cash register to the automated teller machine, Dayton has a strong tradition ofencouraging innovation, excellence and service to human ity. Over 900,000 residents and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base call Dayton s metropolitan area home. Dayton is a place that takes as much pride in historical preservation a nd parks as it does in high technol ogy. Located in southwestern Ohio s Miami Valley at the confluence of the Great Miami. Ea c h year, over 2.5 million people visit Dayton for Stillwater and Mad Rivers, Dayton is a picturesque com business and pleasure. Over 100 festivals and the United bination of rolling hills, flowing waterways and open States Air and Trade Show, a four-day celebration of spaces. Dayton boasts more green area than any U.S . flight, delight visitors from all over the nation. The U.S . Air city its size. Over 35,000 acres of parks, nature preserves Force Museum at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, the a nd other greenery beckon you to enjoy your favorite oldest and largest military aviation museum in the world, outdoor activities, and a popular river corridor along the has bec ome the state s top free visitor attraction. Great Miami River offers 26 scenic miles of walking, Other notable places to see include the National jogging and cycling. African-American Museum and Cultural Center, the Boonschoft Museum of Discovery, the historic Wright Brothers Bicycle Shop and Carillon Historical Park a In the Heart of the Midwest museum designated a National Historic Landmark by Dayton welcomes its visitors with big-city amenities the Nationa l Park Servic e. a nd small-town, Midwestern friendliness. Dayton is strong in the arts. It boaststhe Dayton Ballet Dayton scentral location among Columbus, Cincin Company, one of the nation s oldest regional compa nati and Indianapolis puts major collegiate and profes nie s, the Dayton Contemporary Dance Company, the sional sports activities, cultural events and other recre Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra, and the 83-year-old ational opportunities within easy driving distance. It s Dayton Art Institute, which houses an internationally one of the nation s most accessible (and affordable) acc laimed c ollection of paintings, sculpture and deco destinations. Chicago, Detroit and Cleveland are all rative art spanning many cultures and time periods. w ithin a day s drive, and Indianapolis and Louisville are even closer. Cincinnati is just 54 miles away.
29 2004 Volleyball I~ WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY ~I
Wright State University offers and in medical technology, as well as many innovative programs in a a Ph.D. in psychology. variety of areas through 106 un Theatre and the arts, along with a dergraduate programs and 46 strong communication program, high graduate and professional de light the many programs available in gree programs. the College of Liberal Arts. Our mechanical, materials, The Wright State University-Miami electrical, biomedical and com Valley College of Nursing and Health puterengineering programs, and offers both bachelors and master s the engineering physics program, programs to prepare students to meet are accedited by the Accredita the current and future challenges of tion Board for Engineering and the health care profession. Technology (ABET) . Student Union Market Other care-related professions are Our Raj Soin College of Busi- found in the College of Education and ness programs are accredited by the Association to Human Services, where students prepare for teaching Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) . and counseling opportunities in the public and private The College of Science and Mathematics offers school environment and in the corporate arena of programs in life, chemical, and environmental sciences, training and development and employee assistance.
UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS AND MAJORS
College of Business Org anizatio nal Leadership Anthropo logy Socio logy Accountancy Re ha bilita tion Services Art Spa nish Business Econo mics Vocationa l Educatio n Art Education Th eatre Design/ Technology/ Finance Art History Sta g e Mana gement Fina ncial Services College of Engineering and Art History/Art Stud io Theatre Studies Huma n Resource Management Computer Science Classical Huma nities Urba n Affa irs Internatio na l Business Biomedical En g ineerin g Communicatio n Studies Wome n s Studies Manageme nt Computer En gineering Crimina l Justice Manageme nt Informa tion Computer Sc ience Da nce College of Nursing and Systems Electrical En gineerin g Econo mics Health Marketing Engineering Physics English Nursing Opera tions Management Huma n Factors Engineering Frenc h Materials Science and Engineer Geogra phy College of Science and College of Education and ing Germ an Mathematics Human Services Mec ha nical Eng ineering Greek+ Biological Sciences Athletic Tra ining History Biological Scie nces Educ atio n * Early Child hood Educatio n * College of Liberal Arts Integrated Language Arts/ Life Sciences Health a nd Ph ysical Educatio n Acting En glish Education * Life Sciences/Chemistry Integrated Busin ess Educatio n Acting- Musical Th eatre Interna tio na l Studies Che mistry Marketing Ed ucatio n African a nd African Ameri can Latin + Chemistry Education Middle Childhood Educatio n * Studies Liberal Stud ies Clinical Laboratory Scie nce Mass Communication Environmenta l Scie nces Modern Languages Geological Sciences Modern La ng uages Education * Geological Sciences Education * Motion Picture History, Theory, Earth a nd Space Sciences a nd Critic ism Earth Scienc es/Che mistry Motion Picture Produc tio n Life Sciences/Earth Sciences Music Integrated Science Education * Music Education Mathematics Music History a nd Litera ture Mathematics Educatio n * Music Performance Physics Organizational Communication Ph ysics Education * Phil osophy Earth Sciences/Ph ysics Political Science Life Sciences/Physics Re ligion Physical Sciences Educatio n Se lected Studies Psychology Socia l a nd Industria l Communication (dual major) Graduate degree required Social Sciences Education * for teaching licensure Social Work + Offered by the Department of Classics
Wright State University 30 WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY abl THE UNIVERSITY THEWSU ., The Paul Laurence Dunbar VOLLEYBALL PROGRAM Library s Department of Spe ., The volleyball program has cial Collections and Archives been one of the most suc houses one ofthe world s most cessful at Wright State, post complete repositories of origi ing 22 winning campaigns in nal documents, memorabilia 31 seasons, 17 of those with 20 and personal photographs or more wins. from the Wright brothers. ., The 1983 volleyball squad ., The university s Ervin J. Nut qualified for the NCAA Divi terCenter, completed in 1990, sion II Tournament and Wright provides seating for up to State has made three appear 12,000 spectators for events ances 1989, 1991and1993 ranging from basketball in the National Invitational Vol games and entertainment to leyball Championship. c onferences and com mencements. ., The volleyball team has competed in tournaments in ., Wright State University has Alumni Tower Arizona, California, Colorado, the longest running aerospace medicine resi Connecticut, Florida, Iowa, Louisiana, NewYork, dency program for civilians in the nation. North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia since joining Division I. ., More than 68,000 students have graduated from Wright State since 1967, with nearly half of ., WSU annually plays a tough schedule, as the them remaining in the greater Dayton area. Raiders have faced such teams as Arizona, Arizona State, Colorado State, Connecticut, ., Nearly 3,000 of Wright State s students live in Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Michigan State, university-affiliated residences on or adjacent Minnesota, Missouri, Notre Dame, Ohio State, to the 557-acre main campus. Pepperdine, Tennessee, Texas A&M, UCLA Utah, Virginia, Wake Forest and Washington ., An extensive underground tunnel system links State in the last 17 years. most WSU main campus buildings, whose modern architecture is na tionally recognized for being com pletely accessible to people with disabilities .
., Although most WSU students hold jobs on or off campus, many are involved in one or more of the 100 studentclubs and organizations that give vibrancy to campus life .
., The university offers 16 Division I in tercollegiate athletic programs, and many students participate in the intramural sports programs.
31 2004 Volleyball I~ ERVIN J. NUTTER CENTER ~I
Wright State University s Ervin J. Nutter Center is has proven to be an integral part of the community a state-of-the-art entertainment and sports com in the years that it has been open. plex. The centerfeatures a 12,000 seat main arena, Home of Wright State s volleyball and men s four basketball courts, a recreational running track, and women s basketball teams, as well as the a multipurpose room, 60,000 square feet of exhibit entire athletic department s offices, the Nutter space and classrooms. Center has been the sight of many spectacular The volleyball program calls the C.J. MclinGym sporting events. The center welcomed the 1991 nasium home. Located within the Nutter Center, Womens National Invitational Volleyball Champi the Mclin Gymnasium features air conditioning, a onship and was the site of the 1993 National Junior state-of-the-art floating wood floor and seating for Olympic Taekwondo Competition. Another Nutter 600. Being the only team that competes in the Center highlight has been the five men s basket Mclin Gymnasium, the volleyball program enjoys ball conference tournaments that Wright State has the great home atmosphere created by the spir hosted in 1993 with the Mid-Continent Confer ited fans and the positive environment ofa first-rate ence and in 1995, 1996, 1997 and 2001 with the facility of their own. Midwestern Collegiate Conference. The center As an entertainme nt c omplex, the versatility of has hosted high school events such as the Ohio the Nutter Center has made it one of the premier State Volleyball and Wrestling Tournaments, sec stopping points for major tours. Such major acts as tional, district and regional basketball and volley Janet Jackson, Gloria Estefan, John Mellencamp, ball play and the Miami Valley Basketball Fest. The Elton John, Rod Stewart, Reba Mc Entire, two sold Nutter Center has achieved a reputation, both out shows each ofGuns N Roses and Neil Diamond nationally and loc ally, as a site for high c aliber a nd a sold-out Garth Brooks have graced the sporting events and c ompetitions. stages as w ell as AC/DC, Mic hael Bolton a nd Phil Th e fac ility has been heavily booked from the Collins. Such great family shows as the Ringling day it opened, averaging approximately one mil Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus, Sesame Street, lion guests per year. The Nutter Center started off lipizzaner Stallions, Moscow Circus, Ice Ca pades, on a path of a variety of entertainment and sport a nd World Cup Champions on Ice have appeared ing events that sold out or pushed capacity on a a t the center. Add to these suc h events as the regular basis. For its c apac ity, the Ervin J. Nutter Queens Own Highla nd ers a nd Coldstream Guard, Center w as ranked the second hig hest grossing Bo bby Knight, Dick Vitale, Greene County Business facility in the United States and third in the world for Expo and various high school events such as c hem ticket sales in 1995, according to Amusem ent Busi istry shows and clinics, and you have a fac ility tha t ness trade magazine.
Wright State University 32 Wright State University 2004 Volleyball Schedule September 1 Wednesday BALL STATE
Barker GMC Classic (Normal, IL) 3 Friday Iowa 6:00 4 Saturday at Illinois State 1:00 Denver 6:00
Hoyas Tournament (Washington, DC) 10 Friday at Georg etown 7:00 11 Saturday George Mason 11:00 Maryland-Ea stern Shore 'I 5:00 15 Wednesday at Xavier 7:00
Raider Challenge 17 Friday LOUISVILLE vs. WAKE FOREST Noon WRIGHT STATE vs. MOREHEAD STATE 2:30 WAKE FOREST vs. MOREHEAD STATE 5:00 WRIGHT STATE vs. BOWLING GREEN 7:30 18 Saturday MOREHEAD STATE vs. LOUISVILLE 10:00 WAKE FOREST vs. BOWLING GREEN Noon WRIGHT STATE vs. LOUISVILLE 2:30 BOWLING GREEN vs. MOREHEAD STATE 5:00 WRIGHT STATE vs. WAKE FOREST 7:30 23 Thursday BUTLER • 7:00 October 1 Frida y at Yo u n~s town State * 7:00 2 Saturday at Cleve a nd State * 4:00 8 Friday UW-MILWAUKEE * 7:00 9 Saturday UW -GREEN BAY * 4:00 14 Thursday at UIC * 8:00 15 Friday at Loyola* 8:00 19 Tuesday CINCINNATI 7:00 22 Friday a t Bu tl er* 8:00 23 Saturday a t IPFW 4:00 26 Tuesday a t Dayton 7:00 29 Friday CLEVELAND STATE * 7:00 30 Saturday YOUNGSTOWN STATE * 4:00 November 5 Friday at UW-Green Bay * 8:00 6 Saturday at UW-Milwaukee * 5:00 12 Friday UIC * 7:00 13 Saturday LOYOLA * 4:00
18-21 Thur.-Sun. Horizon League Championship TBA {Youngstown, OH)
HOME MATCHES IN BOLD CAPS All Times Eastern * Horizon League matches - 2004 Wright State Universitv Vollevball
Front Row (Left to Right): Associate Head Coach Rob Beam, Student Trainer Kelly Russell, Jenny Schultz, Beth Piccony, Van essa Voreis, Lisa Griffith, Tara Geegan, Cara Ziegler, Student Assistant Coach Allie Smerz, Head Coach Joylynn Tracy.
Back Row (Left to Right): Lindsey Frank, Nicole Scheltema, Alisha Kimbro, Sarah Poling, McKenzie Tiffin, Taylor Gerlach, Beckie Lowery.