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Lewis University Mission Statement Lewis University, guided by its Catholic and Lasallian heritage, provides to a diverse student population programs for a liberal and professional education grounded in the interaction of knowledge and fi delity in the search for truth.

Lewis promotes the development of the complete person through the pursuit of wisdom and justice. Fundamental to its mission is a spirit of association which fosters community in all teaching, learning and service. Th ese distinctive values guide the University in fulfi lling its mission. Table of Contents

Head Coach Lorelee Smith ...... 2-3 2010 Review ...... 22 Coaching Staff ...... 4-5 Neil Carey Arena/About the GLVC ...... 23 Season Preview ...... 6 Alumnae/All-Time Series Records ...... 24 Player Proﬁ les ...... 8-21 Record Book ...... 25-27 Lewis Quick Facts

Location ...... Romeoville, Illinois 60446 Head Coach ...... Lorelee Smith (5th season) Founded ...... 1932 Alma Mater ...... UNC Asheville, 1998 Enrollment ...... 6,500 Career/Lewis Record ...... 122-22/same Nickname ...... Flyers Office Phone ...... (815) 836-5775 Colors ...... Red and White E-mail ...... [email protected] Home Arena (Capacity) ...... Neil Carey Arena (1,100) Assistant Coach ...... Andy Cole National Affiliation ...... NCAA Division II Assistant Coach ...... Alex Aguirre Conference ...... Great Lakes Valley President ...... Brother James Gaffney, FSC Assistant SID (contact) ...... Derrick Sloboda Director of Athletics ...... Dan Schumacher Office Phone ...... (815) 836-5248 Associate Director of Athletics ...... Tim Gotto Home Phone ...... (708) 567-7874 Associate Director of Athletics ...... Brian Summers E-Mail...... [email protected] Faculty Athletics Rep ...... Dr. Nancy Workman Fax ...... (815) 836-5835 Senior Woman Administrator ...... Lisa Carlsen 2010 Players Returning/Lost ...... 12/5 Athletic Trainer ...... Liz D’Elia, MED, ATC 2010 Overall Record ...... 27-5 Assistant Athletic Trainer ...... Rachael Patera, ATC 2010 GLVC Record ...... 13-1 Website ...... www.LewisFlyers.com 2010 GLVC Tournament ...... 1st 2010 Postseason ...... NCAA Tournament Second Round 2011 Roster

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School/Last College 2 Amy Choi L 5-6 So. Vernon Hills, Ill./Vernon Hills 3 Mary Carroll L/OH 5-11 Jr. Naperville, Ill./Naperville Central 4 Katie Fuerst OH 5-10 Fr. St. Charles, Ill./St. Charles North 5 Kelly McConkey L 5-11 R-Sr. Naperville, Ill./Naperville North 6 Kim Vertin OH 5-11 R-Fr. Joliet, Ill./Joliet Central 7 Jen Krumwiede OH 5-10 Jr. Elkhart, Ind./Elkhart Memorial/IPFW 8 Colleen Mitros OH 5-10 R-Jr. Mokena, Ill./Providence Catholic 9 Hannah Koeneman MH/RS 6-2 Sr. New Haven, Ind./Woodlan 10 Jenni Mueller L 5-9 Fr. Mount Prospect, Ill./John Hersey 11 Faith Watson RS 5-9 Sr. Mt. Morris, Ill./Oregon 12 Vivian Pritz S/RS 5-10 R-So. Joliet, Ill./Joliet Township/Edinboro 13 Jillian Carlberg MH 5-11 Jr. Urbandale, Iowa/Waukee 14 Carly Perschnick OH/MH 6-0 Jr. Dwight, Ill./Dwight Township/Nova Southeastern 15 Leigh Barea S 5-10 Fr. Battle Creek, Mich./Harper Creek 16 Melanie Kuczek MH 5-11 Fr. Deerﬁ eld, Ill./Deerﬁ eld 17 Katie Crawford S 5-9 Sr. Downers Grove, Ill./Downers Grove South 18 Danielle Mount MH 6-2 R-Sr. Crest Hill, Ill./Lockport 19 Alexis Davito RS 5-10 Fr. Crest Hill, Ill./Lockport

Head Coach: Lorelee Smith (5th season) Assistant Coaches: Andy Cole (2nd season), Alex Aguirre (2nd season)

The 2011 Lewis University Women’s Volleyball Media Guide was produced by the Lewis University Sports Information Ofﬁ ce, Matt Brendich, Direc- tor, and Derrick Sloboda, Assistant Director. Compiled by Derrick Sloboda with assistance from Matt Brendich and Matt Fox. Action Photos by Steve Woltmann Photography. 2007 GLVC Championship photos by Brian Drumm. 2007 NCAA Regional photos by Adam Bird. Lewis campus photos by Ron Molk.

1 Lorelee Smith Head Coach — Fifth Season UNC Asheville, 1998

The 2011 season is Lorelee Smith’s ﬁ fth as Lewis’ head women’s volleyball coach. She is the fourth head coach in the 37-year history of the Lewis women’s volleyball program.

Smith has compiled a 122-22 record in four seasons at Lewis. She has guided Lewis to Great Lakes Valley Conference Championships in 2007, 2008 and 2010 and regular season titles in 2008, 2009 and 2010. She was named the GLVC Coach of the Year in 2009 and 2010. The Flyers have qualiﬁ ed for the NCAA Tournament in each of her four seasons. During Smith’s tenure Lewis has set school records for consecutive victories (27) and consecutive home victories (41).

In 2010, the Flyers compiled a 27-5 record with a 13-1 total in the GLVC. Lewis won the GLVC, advanced to the NCAA Tournament and ﬁ nished the season ranked 14th in the nation. Setter Rachel Ruedi was named GLVC Player of the Year and took home AVC All- American Second Team honors. Outside hitter Lauren Seliga was named AVCA All-America Honorable Mention.

Smith was named the Great Lakes Valley Conference Coach of the Year in 2009 after guiding her club to a perfect 14-0 GLVC record and 32-5 overall mark. Lewis ﬁ nished the 2009 season ranked No. 9 in nation, Lewis’ highest ranking in the history of the Divi- sion II AVCA Poll. The 2009 Flyers earned a trip to the NCAA Sweet 16, their second in three seasons under Smith, by sweeping Ferris State and Saginaw Valley State in the NCAA Tournament. Outside hitter Stephanie Sagat was named the GLVC Player of the Year, Daktronics Midwest Region Player of the Year and took home AVCA All-American Second Team accolades. She became Lewis’ career leader in kills, graduating with 1,676. Ruedi earned AVCA All-American Honorable Mention.

The 2008 Flyers won the GLVC Championship by compiling a 31-8 overall record and 16-2 conference mark. The Flyers hosted and won the GLVC Tournament to ﬁ nish with a perfect 19-0 record at home. Sagat, Ruedi and Sara deBuhr earned all-conference accolades. Sagat and deBuhr took home all-region nods. Lewis ranked as high as No. 15 in the AVCA Poll.

Smith’s 2007 Flyers recorded the highest winning percentage (.889, 32-4) in school history on their way to a GLVC Cham- pionship. The squad also set team records for sweeps (22), digs (2,561) and assists (1,923). In the NCAA Tournament, Lewis recorded victories over Ashland and Indianapolis to advance to the Sweet 16. The Flyers ranked No. 11 in the ﬁ nal AVCA Poll of the season.

Prior to arriving at Lewis, Smith served as assistant women’s volleyball coach at the University of Central Missouri for ﬁ ve seasons. At Central Missouri, Smith worked under head coach Peggy Martin, the winningest coach in NCAA Division II history. The Jennies ﬁ nished in the top 10 nationally and had nine All-America selections during Smith’s time as an assistant.

2 Prior to joining the staff at Central Missouri, Smith served two seasons as girls’ junior varsity volleyball coach at John Adams High School in South Bend, Indiana.

Smith played college volleyball at the University of North Carolina-Asheville under head coach Julie Torbett. In 2010 she was inducted into UNC Asheville’s Athletics Hall of Fame. An Academic All-America selection her senior season, Smith was a four-time all-conference and two-time all-region pick. She also was a Big South Conference Scholar Athlete. Smith ﬁ nished her collegiate career as the university’s, conference’s and region’s all-time assist record holder.

Smith has played volleyball professionally with the Midwest Professional Volleyball Association. She competes in the United States Volleyball Association and is a contracted tour player and spokesperson for Extreme Volleyball Professionals, a beach volleyball tour.

A native of Mishawaka, Indiana, Smith is a graduate of Misha- waka High School. She received her bachelor’s degree in management/marketing from UNC Asheville in 1998 and earned a Master of Business Administration degree from UCM. Smith is married to Lewis head men’s volleyball coach Dan Friend.

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3 Andy Cole Assistant Coach — Second Season Ohio State, 2006

Andy Cole, in his second season as an assistant coach for the Lewis University women’s volleyball program, brings signiﬁ cant collegiate, club and professional experience to the Flyers bench. In 2010 he helped the Flyers to a Great Lakes Valley Conference Championship, a victory in the NCAA Tournament and a ﬁ nal AVCA (American Volleyball Coaches Association ) ranking of No. 14.

Following the 2010 season he was selected by the AVCA as a 2011 Thirty Under 30 honoree. The award honors up-and-coming coaching talent at all levels of volleyball.

Cole served as a graduate assistant coach for the Loyola-Chicago women’s volleyball program from 2007 to 2008. His duties in- cluded assisting in practice plans, creating scouting reports and monitoring student-athlete academic progress. Cole graduated with an MBA from Loyola-Chicago in 2009.

From late 2009 to mid 2010 Cole was an assistant coach for the Rote Raben Professional Volleyball Club in Vilsbiburg, Germany. He helped the squad to a third place ﬁ nish at the Under 20 German National Championships. During the summers of 2009 and 2010 Cole was the Boys Select & Youth Continental Team Head Coach for USA Volleyball at the High Performance Championships.

Cole, the 2003 MIVA Freshman of the Year, played collegiately at Ohio State. He graduated with a ﬁ nance degree in 2006. He earned second team all-conference honors three times. Cole ﬁ nished his time as a Buckeye with 1,155 career kills, eighth all-time in OSU history. He was a co-captain and represented the team on the Stu- dent Athlete Advisory Board.

Cole gained experience with USA Volleyball before committing to Ohio State, attending the High Performance Camp in 1998-99, was a member of the Youth Training Team in 2000 and participated on the Junior National Team in 2002.

He has extensive club experience, serving as a head or assistant coach for Wisconsin Power, D1, and North Shore Milwaukee clubs following his graduation from Ohio State. Cole has worked camps for: Loyola-Chicago, Marquette, Nebraska, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Center Court, Matchpoint and Badger Region. Cole also serves as an assistant coach for the men’s program at Lewis.

4 Alex Aguirre Assistant Coach — Second Season Joliet Central

Alex Aguirre is in his second season as assistant coach for the women’s volleyball team.

Aguirre is a 2008 graduate of Joliet Central Township High School where he played volleyball all two years as well as for the Sports Performance Volleyball Club.

Aguirre helped Lewis to the 2010 GLVC Championship during his ﬁ rst season as an assistant coach.

Aguirre is a transfer from St. Ambrose University.

His duties will include daily organization of practice and other team activities. Aguirre is currently a biology major with a minor in business administration. He intends to pursue a career in physical therapy upon graduation from Lewis.

5 2011 Season Outlook

Talking to Lewis women’s volleyball head coach Lorelee ers’ senior class. Koeneman moved into the starting lineup Smith, you wouldn’t know her 2011 Flyers graduated a set- last season. She averaged just under a block per set while ter and outside hitter with AVCA All-America accolades last totaling two kills per set. year. “When we divide teams in practice, people want Hannah “I’m excited for the season,” Smith said. “It’s easy to on their team because they believe they will win with her,” look at who we lost, but so far in preseason we’ve looked Smith said. “There is very little she can’t do on the court like Lewis. We’ve been scrappy and have had the energy and and I wouldn’t be surprised to see her play her all around determination that sets us apart.” this year.” On court chemistry will be important in 2011. Set- Smith believes Watson will have the best season of her ter Rachel Ruedi, the Great Lakes Valley Conference Player career in 2011. of the Year in 2010, has graduated. So has All-GLVC First “Faith is great at fi nding the opponent’s weakness and Team outside hitter Lauren Seliga. using it to her advantage,” Smith said. “She’s also embodies “There will be some struggles, especially early,” Smith the team fi rst attitude and is an amazing leader.” said. “It will take some time to determine what works well Following a redshirt season in 2010, junior Colleen Mi- for us.” tros is back in 2011. A starter in 2009, Mitros will step into That feeling out period will result in some different Seliga’s outside hitter spot. lineups as the season progresses. “I count myself lucky to have Colleen on my team,” “This won’t be a season where the lineup I start on day Smith said. “The redshirt year gave her a chance to fi ne tune one will be the same throughout the season,” Smith said. the areas she was missing and now she looks good in the “We are going to see who is playing well and practicing well front row and the back row.” and not be afraid to make changes in order to fi nd what Junior Jen Krumwiede transferred to Lewis last season works best.” and despite injuries showed signifi cant promise at the out- Three Flyers are competing for the starting setter posi- side hitter position. tion. Senior Katie Crawford is the most experienced. She “Jen has looked great in preseason so far,” Smith said. has played in 80 sets over her three years. “We’re simply a better team when she is on the court. She is “Katie has looked good in practices,” Smith said. “Her a true competitor who hates to lose and will do whatever is back court defense has been amazing and she has a serve needed to end up with a win.” that scores.” Juniors Carly Perschnick and Jillian Carlberg will add Sophomore Vivian Pritz redshirted last season after to the Flyers’ offensive attack. Perschnick earned All-GLVC transferring from Division II Edinboro (Pa.) in 2009 where Second Team honors in her fi rst season at Lewis last year. she played in 18 matches. Carlberg received her fi rst signifi cant playing time, seeing “Viv’s strength is her ability to run a quick offense,” action in 31 sets. Smith said. “The ball comes out of her hands quickly.” “Carly is very versatile in the front row and has an Freshman Leigh Barea from Battle Creek, Mich. rounds intimidating demeanor,” Smith said. “Jill has had her best out the trio. preseason in three years and is more dangerous offensively “Leigh thinks about the game, before during and after than ever.” the play,” Smith said. “She really strategizes and can imple- Defensively look for McConkey, junior Mary Carroll and ment what is needed to win.” sophomore Amy Choi at the libero spot. Choi saw the ma- Whoever gets the nod at setter will have the luxury of jority of time at libero last season. having an experienced team on the court with her. The Fly- “Amy stepped in as a freshman last year and was a key ers have a pair of fi fth year seniors in middle hitter Danielle individual player,” Smith said. “Her challenge this year will Mount and defensive specialist Kelly McConkey. Mount was be taking that next step in becoming a court leader.” an All-GLVC Third Team selection last season after record- Carroll adds to Lewis’ backcourt defense. ing 249 kills and a team-best 112 blocks. “Mary’s focus all spring was back row defense,” Smith “Danielle is playing like a fi fth year senior,” Smith said. said. “She has a great platform, is very long and truly wants “She looks really strong and at times in practice looks like to be a factor in the team’s success.” she is playing in a different league. The reason for her im- The Flyers enter the 2011 season as the preseason pick provement over her fi ve years is her work ethic and desire to repeat as GLVC Champions. Lewis also earned the No. 15 to be the best she can be.” spot in the preseason AVCA Top 25 poll. McConkey is a surprise returner to the Flyers. She was Lewis opens the 2011 season in Florida with four honored during the Senior Night last season, but with a year matches. The Flyers jump into GLVC play with a home of eligibility remaining changed her mind and decided to match against Southern Indiana on Sept. 9. Lewis and return for 2011. Wayne State will meet in Smith’s high school gym of Misha- “Kelly’s ball control has been on point in practice,” waka High School in Mishawaka, Ind. on Oct. 5 for a mid- Smith said. “She knows where everyone should be and is season in-region contest. The Flyers will earn three ad- looked to for direction. She also personifi es the Lewis spirit ditional in-region contests Oct. 14-15 during the fourth and fun personality.” annual GLIAC/GLVC Crossover held in nearby Aurora, Ill. at Hannah Koeneman and Faith Watson round out the Fly- the Great Lakes Center.

6 Meet The Flyers

Hannah Koeneman and Faith Watson

7 Danielle 18 Mount Crest Hill, Ill. — Lockport MH — 6-2 — RS Senior

2010 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and a recipient of Lewis’ CCareerareer HHighsighs Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student-ath- KKills:ills: 18,18, twice,twice, lastlast UMSL,UMSL, NovNov 13,13, 20102010 letes...named Third Team All-GLVC…appeared in all 32 matches AAttacks:ttacks: 40,40, atat Lynn,Lynn, SepSep 3,3, 20102010 making 22 starts…recorded 249 kills and team-best 112 blocks… AAttackttack ppct:ct: .577.577 ((18-3-26)18-3-26), UMSL,UMSL, NovNov 13,13, 20102010 recorded at least one block in 29 of 32 matches…had 18 kills and AAssistsssists: 2,2, MichiganMichigan Tech,Tech, SepSep 05,05, 20082008 eight blocks vs. UMSL (Nov. 13)…totaled 18 kills and four blocks at SServeerve aaces:ces: 2,2, vsvs KentuckyKentucky State,State, OctOct 20,20, 20072007 Lynn (Sept. 3)…ﬁ nished with 13 kills twice vs. St. Xavier (Oct. 21) DDigs:igs: 4,4, vsvs FerrisFerris State,State, OctOct 18,18, 20082008 and vs. UMSL in the NCAA Tournament (Nov. 19)…had 12 kills and BBlocks:locks: 14,14, atat Quincy,Quincy, OctOct 09,09, 20082008 eight blocks in the GLVC Championship victory over Indianapolis BBlocklock solo:solo: 4,4, 3 times,times, lastlast vsvs WayneWayne State,State, OctOct 15,15, 20102010 BBlocklock assistassist (Nov. 14)…also recorded 12 kills and six blocks at Missouri S&T : 10,10, atat Quincy,Quincy, OctOct 09,09, 20082008 (Oct. 2)…added 11 digs and seven blocks at Rockhurst (Nov. 5)... totaled 10 kills and ﬁ ve blocks vs. Indianapolis (Sept. 18)...had nine matches with double-digit kills.

2009 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and a Delahanty Award recipient...used season as a redshirt campaign.

2008 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and Delahanty Award recipient...played in 36 matches with 28 starts...named GLVC Player of the Week on Sept. 8, averaging 1.50 blocks per set, 1.64 kills per set and ﬁ nished the weekend with a .314 hitting percentage and 23 total kills during the week...led team and ranked third in the GLVC in blocks per set (1.08)...led team and ranked ﬁ fth in the GLVC in hitting percentage (.324)...had 15 kills and four blocks vs. Rockhurst (Sept. 27)...14 blocks (four solo) and seven kills at Quincy (Oct. 9)...hit .417 with 12 kills and seven blocks (three solo) vs. Wayne State (Oct. 17)...totaled 14 kills and four blocks vs. Eck- erd (Oct. 24)...tallied 10 kills and four blocks (one solo) vs. Ferris State (Oct. 18)...captured 12 blocks (four solo) vs. Michigan Tech (Sept. 5)...added nine kills and seven blocks at UMSL (Oct. 10)...had nine kills at Saint Joseph’s (Oct. 28).

2007 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and a Delahanty Award recipient...totaled eight kills, while hitting .700, vs. Kentucky Wes- leyan (Sept. 22)...had ﬁ ve kills, two solo blocks and two aces vs. Kentucky State (Oct. 20).

Prep/Personal: Helped team become regional champions junior and senior year...named to honor roll...coached by Lewis Alumnae Rory Harrison and Theresa Nugent at UNO club volleyball...daughter of Thomas and Janice Mount...environmental science major.

Year SP-MP K K/s E Att. Pct. Ast. A/s Aces SA/s SE Digs D/s RE BS BA TB B/s BE BHE PTS PTS/s 2007 14-10 19 1.36 6 39 .333 0 0.00 4 0.29 1 2 0.14 0 2 6 8 0.57 1 0 28.0 2.00 2008 107-36 212 1.98 56 481 .324 7 0.07 0 0.00 0 21 0.20 0 26 90 116 1.08 10 0 283.0 2.64 2010 108-32 249 2.31 72 582 .304 5 0.05 1 0.01 1 22 0.20 1 21 91 112 1.04 7 1 316.5 2.93 TOTAL 229-78 480 2.10 134 1102 .314 12 0.05 5 0.02 2 45 0.20 1 49 187 236 1.03 18 1 627.5 2.74 8 Kelly 5 McConkey Naperville, Ill. — Naperville North L — 5-11 — RS Senior

2010 Highlights: Appeared in 30 matches making ﬁ ve starts as CCareerareer HHighsighs defensive specialist…recorded 133 digs on the year…totaled two KKills:ills: 66,, atat Rockhurst,Rockhurst, SepSep 29,29, 20072007 or more aces in eight matches...had 13 digs and three aces against AAttacks:ttacks: 225,5, atat Rockhurst,Rockhurst, SepSep 29,29, 20072007 St. Francis (Sept. 21)…had 10 digs vs. UC-Colorado Springs (Sept. AAttackttack ppct:ct: .120.120 (6-3-25),(6-3-25), atat Rockhurst,Rockhurst, SepSep 29,29, 20072007 2) and Grand Valley State (Nov. 20)...recorded 10 digs, six assists AAssists:ssists: 66,, vsvs UC-ColoradoUC-Colorado Springs,Springs, SepSep 02,02, 20102010 and two aces vs. UC-Colorado Springs...recorded nine digs, three SServeerve aaces:ces: 33,, 3 times,times, lastlast atat St.St. Francis,Francis, SepSep 21,21, 20102010 assists and two kills vs. Maryville (Oct. 29). DDigs:igs: 220,0, MissouriMissouri S&T,S&T, OctOct 03,03, 20092009 BBlocks:locks: 22,, twice,twice, lastlast atat Rockhurst,Rockhurst, SepSep 29,29, 20072007 2009 Highlights: Appeared in all 37 matches, making 35 starts BBlocklock solo:solo: nnoneone BBlocklock assist:assist: as a defensive specialist...third on the team in digs (300)...had 22,, twice,twice, lastlast atat Rockhurst,Rockhurst, SepSep 29,29, 20072007 double-digit digs in 11 matches...recorded 37 service aces on the season...recorded 20 digs against Missouri S&T (Oct. 3)...totaled 16 digs vs. IIT (Sept. 12)...ﬁ nished with 13 digs vs. California (Pa.), at UIS (Sept. 25) and vs. Drury (Nov. 6)...totaled 11 digs vs. West Texas A&M (Sept. 4) and vs. Rockhurst (Nov. 14)...added 10 digs vs. Winona State (Sept. 12), vs. UW-Parkside (Sept. 22), at Quincy (Sept. 26), and vs. UMSL (Oct. 2).

2008 Highlights: Missed season due to injury.

2007 Highlights: Played in 16 matches...had six kills and two block assists at Rockhurst (Sept. 29)...notched three kills vs. UW- Parkside (Sept. 11) and vs. Saint Xavier (Oct. 17)...ﬁ nished with a kill, an ace and two digs vs. Kentucky State (Oct. 20).

Prep/Personal: Earned two varsity letters...earned all-conference honorable mention honors as a senior...helped team to regional championship in junior and senior seasons...conference all- academic junior and senior years...has ﬁ ve years experience with Sports Performance Volleyball Club...helped club team to AAU Ju- nior National Championship in 2005...daughter of Kevin and Mary McConkey...special education/elementary education major.

Year SP-MP K K/s E Att. Pct. Ast. A/s Aces SA/s SE Digs D/s RE BS BA TB B/s BE BHE PTS PTS/s 2007 24-16 27 1.12 20 96 .073 2 0.08 1 0.04 6 12 0.50 3 0 6 6 0.25 1 0 31.0 1.29 2009 124-37 10 0.08 11 59 -.017 58 0.47 37 0.30 70 300 2.42 17 0 0 0 0.00 2 4 47.0 0.38 2010 98-30 7 0.07 6 33 .030 16 0.16 21 0.21 35 133 1.36 5 0 2 2 0.02 0 6 29.0 0.30 TOTAL 246-84 44 0.18 37 188 .037 76 0.31 59 0.24 111 445 1.81 25 0 8 8 0.03 3 10 107.0 0.43 9 Hannah 9 Koeneman New Haven, Ind. — Woodlan MH — 6-2 — Senior

2010 Highlights: Recipient of Lewis’ Delahanty Award for aca- CCareerareer HHighsighs demic excellence among student-athletes...appeared in all 32 KKills:ills: 116,6, vsvs MetroMetro State,State, SepSep 11,11, 20102010 matches making 29 starts…fourth on team with 220 kills…re- AAttacks:ttacks: 330,0, UMSL,UMSL, NovNov 13,13, 20102010 corded 10+ kills in seven matches… had 17 service aces on the AAttackttack ppct:ct: ..481481 (16-3-27),(16-3-27), vsvs MetroMetro State,State, SepSep 11,11, 20102010 season...season-best 16 kills hitting .481 vs. Metro State (Sept. AAssists:ssists: 22,, 3 times,times, lastlast UW-Parkside,UW-Parkside, SepSep 22,22, 20092009 11)…11 kills and eight blocks at Drury (Nov. 6)…also recorded 11 SServeerve aaces:ces: 22,, 6 times,times, lastlast Drury,Drury, NovNov 12,12, 20112011 kills vs. Rollins (Sept. 3) and Hillsdale (Oct. 15)…totaled seven kills DDigs:igs: 99,, atat Rockhurst,Rockhurst, NovNov 05,05, 20102010 and eight blocks at Rockhurst (Nov. 5)…ﬁ nished with 10 kills at BBlocks:locks: 88,, twice,twice, lastlast Drury,Drury, NovNov 06,06, 20102010 St. Francis (Sept. 21), vs. Northern Kentucky (Oct. 8) and vs. Grand BBlocklock solo:solo: 33,, twice,twice, lastlast atat Drury,Drury, NovNov 06,06, 20102010 BBlocklock assist:assist: Valley State (Oct. 16). 77,, twice,twice, lastlast UMSL,UMSL, NovNov 13,13, 20102010

2009 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and Delahanty Award recipient...appeared in 27 matches...had eight kills at UW-Parkside (Oct. 27), vs. Ferris State (Oct. 17) and vs. UW-Parkside (Sept. 22)... totaled four blocks vs. Southern Indiana (Oct. 23) and Grand Valley State (Oct. 16)...swung 11 times for seven kills with no errors to hit .636 vs. Winona State (Sept. 12)...totaled six kills vs. Aquinas (Oct. 24) and vs. Indianapolis (Nov. 15).

2008 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and Delahanty Award recipient...played in 10 matches...had six kills on six attempts with two block assists vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (Oct. 25)...hit a perfect 1.000 with ﬁ ve kills at Missouri S&T (Oct. 11)...totaled two kills vs. UC San Diego (Aug. 30) and at Kentucky Wesleyan (Sept. 20).

Prep/Personal: Earned three varsity letters...as a senior, all-conference, academic all-conference, co-captain, scholar athlete, fea- tured athlete of the week, Ultimate Warrior Award...had 310 kills and 97 blocks...helped lead team to school’s ﬁ rst berth in state’s Final Four, conference co-champions...honor roll all four years, National Honor Society member, academic honors diploma, service club member, Presidential Award for Academic Excellence, princi- pal’s award for all A’s...played for Ft. Wayne VBC for three years... daughter of Mike and Linda Koeneman...biology major.

Year SP-MP K K/s E Att. Pct. Ast. A/s Aces SA/s SE Digs D/s RE BS BA TB B/s BE BHE PTS PTS/s 2008 15-10 18 1.20 3 32 .469 4 0.27 3 0.20 1 3 0.20 0 0 6 6 0.40 2 0 24.0 1.60 2009 57-27 80 1.40 37 202 .213 14 0.25 0 0.00 1 9 0.16 0 6 31 37 0.65 4 2 101.5 1.77 2010 107-32 220 2.06 75 522 .278 10 0.09 17 0.16 23 55 0.51 1 17 81 98 0.92 13 5 294.5 2.75 TOTAL 179-69 318 1.78 115 756 .269 28 0.16 20 0.11 25 67 0.37 1 23 118 141 0.79 19 7 420.0 2.35 10 Katie 17 Crawford Downers Grove, ill. — Downers Grove South S — 5-9 — Senior

2010 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and recipient of Lewis’ Dela- CCareerareer HHighsighs hanty Award for academic excellence among student-athletes... KKills:ills: 44,, St.St. Francis,Francis, SSepep 09,09, 20092009 appeared in eight matches making one start…recorded 34 assists AAttacks:ttacks: 77,, IIT,IIT, SSepep 12,12, 20092009 with six digs vs. Valdosta State (Sept. 4)…had 16 assists with six AAttackttack ppct:ct: 11.000.000 (1-0-1),(1-0-1), Maryville,Maryville, OctOct 29,29, 20102010 digs at Kentucky Wesleyan (Oct. 22)…totaled 11 assists vs. St. AAssists:ssists: 337,7, IIT,IIT, SepSep 12,12, 20092009 Joseph’s (Sept. 17) and Quincy (Sept. 24)...notched 10 assists vs. SServeerve aaces:ces: 33,, threethree times,times, lastlast atat MaryvilleMaryville OctOct 31,31, 20092009 UIS (Sept. 25). DDigs:igs: 77,, twice,twice, lastlast IIT,IIT, SepSep 12,12, 20092009 BBlocks:locks: 22,, vsvs ValdostaValdosta State,State, SepSep 04,04, 20102010 2009 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and recipient of Lewis’ Dela- BBlocklock solo:solo: nnoneone BBlocklock assist:assist: hanty Award for academic excellence among student-athletes... 22,, vsvs ValdostaValdosta State,State, SepSep 04,04, 20102010 played in 15 matches making one start...season-best 37 assists vs. IIT (Sept. 12)...had 10 matches with double-digit assists...recorded 19 assists, ﬁ ve digs, four kills and three service aces vs. St. Fran- cis (Sept. 9)...ﬁ nished with 22 assists, four digs and three aces at Maryville (Oct. 31)...recorded 16 assists and seven digs at West Florida (Aug. 27)...totaled 12 assists vs. Missouri S&T (Oct. 3) and vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (Oct. 24).

2008 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and a Delahanty Award recipient...reserve setter...played in 23 matches...recorded 35 assists with three aces and two digs vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (Oct. 25)... totaled 20 assists and a kill vs. Michigan Tech (Oct. 17)...had nine assists and two digs vs. Bellarmine (Sept. 12) and at Kentucky Wes- leyan (Sept. 20)...picked up two aces at Saint Francis (Sept. 24)... recorded two kills and four assists at Saint Joseph’s (Oct. 28).

Prep/Personal: Earned three varsity letters during her high school career...named one of the top 50 players in Illinois by the Chicago Sun-Times her senior season in which she helped her team achieve a 30-7 record and an Illinois High School Association Regional Championship...won the IHSA Scholastic Achievement Award and West Suburban Conference Academic Achievement Award...honor roll all four years...Illinois State Scholar...eight years of club experience, three with Sports Performance Volleyball...daughter of Jim and Mary Crawford...biology major.

Year SP-MP K K/s E Att. Pct. Ast. A/s Aces SA/s SE Digs D/s RE BS BA TB B/s BE BHE PTS PTS/s 2008 40-23 3 0.08 3 12 .000 86 2.15 6 0.15 8 23 0.57 1 0 1 1 0.03 0 2 9.5 0.22 2009 26-15 12 0.46 2 28 .357 167 6.42 8 0.31 13 39 1.50 0 0 4 4 0.15 0 9 22.0 0.85 2010 14-8 4 0.29 2 15 .133 99 7.07 1 0.07 6 31 2.21 0 0 3 3 0.21 1 4 6.5 0.43 TOTAL 80-46 19 0.24 7 55 .218 352 4.40 15 0.19 27 93 1.16 1 0 8 8 0.10 1 15 38.0 0.47 11 Faith 11 Watson Mt. Morris, Ill. — Oregon RS — 5-9 — Senior

2010 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and recipient of Lewis’ Dela- CCareerareer HHighsighs hanty Award for academic excellence among student-athletes... KKills:ills: 55,, Quincy,Quincy, SepSep 24,24, 20102010 appeared in 10 matches…recorded ﬁ ve kills on eight swings vs. AAttacks:ttacks: 111,1, vsvs ValdostaValdosta State,State, SepSep 04,04, 20102010 Quincy (Sept. 24)…had ﬁ ve digs vs. St. Joseph’s (Sept. 17)…totaled AAttackttack ppct:ct: . 440000 (2-0-5)(2-0-5) Maryville,Maryville, OctOct 29,29, 20102010 two kills, two service aces and a block against Maryville (Oct. 29)... AAssists:ssists: 11,, 7 times,times, lastlast MMaryville,aryville, OctOct 29,29, 20102010 added three kills against Valdosta State (Sept. 4) and vs. UIS (Sept. SServeerve aaces:ces: 22,, 3 times,times, lastlast Maryville,Maryville, OctOct 29,29, 20102010 25). DDigs:igs: 55,, SaintSaint Joseph’s,Joseph’s, SepSep 17,17, 20102010 BBlocks:locks: 11,, 7 times,times, lastlast MMaryville,aryville, OctOct 29,29, 20102010 2009 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and a Delahanty Award BBlocklock solo:solo: nnoneone BBlocklock assist:assist: recipient...appeared in nine matches...recorded eight kills...season 11,, 7 times,times, lastlast MMaryville,aryville, OctOct 29,29, 20102010 best three kills on seven attempts hitting .429 at Maryville (Oct. 31).

2008 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and a Delahanty Award recipient...appeared in six matches...had four kills, three digs and an ace vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (Oct. 25)...totaled two kills at Kentucky Wesleyan (Sept. 20) and vs. Kentucky State (Sept. 20).

Prep/Personal: Earned four varsity letters...two-time Sauk Valley Telegraph all-area selection...named all-stateline honorable mention junior year...named all-conference ﬁ rst team junior and senior seasons...all-conference honorable mention her sophomore year... led team in hitting percentage both junior and senior seasons... helped team to four conference and regional championships... honor roll student all four years...ﬁ ve years of club experience with Club Fusion, React and Rockford Select...special education/ elementary education major.

Year SP-MP K K/s E Att. Pct. Ast. A/s Aces SA/s SE Digs D/s RE BS BA TB B/s BE BHE PTS PTS/s 2008 7-6 9 1.29 2 18 .389 2 0.29 1 0.14 1 7 1.00 0 0 1 1 0.14 0 0 10.5 1.43 2009 9-9 8 0.89 6 28 .071 2 0.22 0 0.00 0 1 0.11 0 0 3 3 0.33 1 0 9.5 1.00 2010 19-10 16 0.84 4 45 .267 3 0.16 6 0.32 0 11 0.58 0 0 3 3 0.16 2 0 23.5 1.21 TOTAL 35-25 33 0.94 12 91 .231 7 0.20 7 0.20 1 19 0.54 0 0 7 7 0.20 3 0 43.5 1.23 12 Colleen 8 Mitros Mokena, Ill. — Providence Catholic OH — 5-10 — RS Junior

2010 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and recipient of Lewis’ Dela- CCareerareer HHighsighs hanty Award for academic excellence among student-athletes... KKills:ills: 220,0, vsvs Montevallo,Montevallo, AugAug 30,30, 20092009 used season as redshirt campaign. AAttacks:ttacks: 337,7, vsvs Montevallo,Montevallo, AugAug 30,30, 20092009 AAttackttack ppct:ct: ..522522 (13-1-23),(13-1-23), Rockhurst,Rockhurst, NovNov 14,14, 20092009 2009 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and a Delahanty Award AAssists:ssists: 44,, IIT,IIT, SepSep 12,12, 20092009 recipient...appeared in 35 matches, making four starts...totaled SServeerve aaces:ces: 44,, St.St. Francis,Francis, SepSep 09,09, 20092009 197 kills and 156 digs...had 20 kills and 14 digs against Monte- DDigs:igs: 15,15, twice,twice, lastlast atat SaintSaint Joseph’s,Joseph’s, OctOct 28,28, 20082008 vallo (Aug. 30)...had 13 kills and seven digs vs. Rockhurst (Nov. BBlocks:locks: 44,, 4 times,times, llastast Rockhurst,Rockhurst, NovNov 14,14, 20092009 14)...totaled 12 digs vs. Grand Valley State (Oct. 16)...hit .400 with BBlocklock solo:solo: 22,, twice,twice, lastlast atat Bellarmine,Bellarmine, OctOct 09,09, 20092009 BBlocklock assist:assist: eight kills and ﬁ ve digs vs. Regis (Sept. 5)...hit .471 with nine kills 44,, 3 times,times, lastlast Rockhurst,Rockhurst, NovNov 14,14, 20092009 and just one error and seven digs vs. Missouri S&T (Oct. 3)...added eight kills and seven digs vs. Henderson State (Aug. 28)...hit .692 with nine kills vs. Drury (Nov. 6)...recorded six kills and four aces vs. St. Francis (Sept. 9).

2008 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and a Delahanty Award recipient...played in 32 matches with 16 starts...tallied 13 kills and seven digs with an ace vs. Indianapolis (Nov. 1)...recorded 12 kills and 14 digs vs. Ferris State (Oct. 18)...hit .455 with 12 kills vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (Oct. 25)...also had 12 kills at Kentucky Wesleyan (Sept. 20)...15 digs at Missouri S&T (Oct. 11) and at Saint Joseph’s (Oct. 28)...had nine kills and 10 digs in the GLVC Tourna- ment against Indianapolis (Nov. 15)...tallied 10 digs and six kills vs. IIT (Oct. 25).

Prep/Personal: Earned four varsity letters...as a senior, Herald News All-State Team member, named to the Daily Southtown All- State Team, named to The Star’s All-Area team, All-East Suburban Catholic Conference selection, team best 247 kills and 27 aces... as a junior, All-Area Honorable Mention by the Daily Herald, All- East Suburban Catholic Conference selection, named to The Stars All-Area team, team high 183 kills and 24 aces...ﬁ rst honor roll all four years...played for 1st Alliance Volleyball Club...member of the third place Great Lakes Region High Performance Team in 2006... daughter of Kevin and Anne Mitros...psychology and sport management double major.

Year SP-MP K K/s E Att. Pct. Ast. A/s Aces SA/s SE Digs D/s RE BS BA TB B/s BE BHE PTS PTS/s 2008 80-32 149 1.86 67 425 .193 12 0.15 16 0.20 29 155 1.94 14 3 18 21 0.26 2 2 177.0 2.21 2009 90-35 197 2.19 69 526 .243 31 0.34 17 0.19 13 156 1.73 7 8 30 38 0.42 4 1 237.0 2.63 TOTAL 170-67 346 2.04 136 951 .221 43 0.25 33 0.19 42 311 1.83 21 11 48 59 0.35 6 3 414.0 2.44

13 Carly 14 Perschnick Dwight, Ill. — Dwight Township/Nova Southeastern OH/MH — 6-0 — Junior

2010 Highlights: Named Second Team All-GLVC…totaled 306 kills CCareerareer HHighsighs and 78 blocks on the year…led team with .318 attack percentage… KKills:ills: 119,9, Indianapolis,Indianapolis, NovNov 14,14, 20102010 had 14 double-digit kill matches…appeared in all 32 matches AAttacks:ttacks: 552,2, vsvs GrandGrand ValleyValley St.,St., OctOct 16,16, 20102010 making 30 starts…had a season-best 19 kills in the GLVC Cham- AAttackttack ppct:ct: .519.519 ((15-1-27)15-1-27), atat SouthernSouthern Ind.,Ind., OOctct 23,23, 20102010 pionship victory over Indianapolis (Nov. 14)…totaled 18 kills and AAssists:ssists: 22,, twice,twice, lastlast atat MissouriMissouri S&T,S&T, OctOct 02,02, 20102010 four blocks at Rockhurst (Nov. 5)…recorded 16 kills twice vs. Hill- SSerivceerivce aaces:ces: nnoneone sdale (Oct. 15) and vs. UW-Parkside (Oct. 26)…had 15 kills vs. Rol- DDigs:igs: 55,, UW-Parkside,UW-Parkside, OctOct 26,26, 20102010 lins (Sept. 3) and at Southern Indiana (Oct. 23)…recorded at least BBlocks:locks: 66,, atat St.St. Francis,Francis, SepSep 21,21, 20102010 one block in 30 of 32 matches played...gathered 15.5 points on 14 BBlocklock solo:solo: 22,, atat St.St. Francis,Francis, SepSep 21,21, 20102010 BBlocklock assist:assist: kills and three block assists vs. Grand Valley State (Oct. 16)...tallied 44,, 5 times,times, lastlast UMSL,UMSL, NovNov 12,12, 20102010 11 kills at Regis (Sept. 11) and at UMSL (Oct. 1)...added nine kills and six blocks at Saint Francis (Sept. 21).

2009 Highlights (at Nova Southeastern): AVCA Honorable Men- tion All-America...AVCA South Region Freshman of the Year... AVCA All-South Region...Sunshine State Conference Freshman of the Year...team best 288 kills...set a program single season record with a .325 attack percentage...second on the team with 77 total blocks and 0.71 blocks per set...totaled double-ﬁ gure kills in 15 matches...had a career highs with 15 kills and seven blocks vs. UT Permian Basin (Aug. 29)...led the team with 3.21 points per set.

Prep/Personal: Earned four varsity letters at Dwight Township... earned team MVP and All-Kankakee, All-Pontiac and All-Joliet area honors...team leader in kills and blocks...named female-athlete of the year... also played basketball for four years...played for Uno VBC Club Volleyball...daughter of Jeff and Coreen Perchnick...computer graphic design major.

Year SP-MP K K/s E Att. Pct. Ast. A/s Aces SA/s SE Digs D/s RE BS BA TB B/s BE BHE PTS PTS/s 2010 109-32 306 2.81 75 727 .318 10 0.09 0 0.00 1 42 0.39 2 13 65 78 0.72 5 1 351.5 3.22

14 Jen 7 Krumwiede Elkhart, Ind. — Elkhart Memorial/IPFW OH — 5-10 — Junior

2010 Highlights: Recipient of Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academ- CCareerareer HHighsighs ic excellence among student-athletes...appeared in 23 matches KKills:ills: 113,3, vsvs Rollins,Rollins, SepSep 03,03, 20102010 making 21 starts at outside hitter…totaled 165 kills and 193 digs AAttacks:ttacks: 338,8, atat St.St. Francis,Francis, SepSep 21,21, 20102010 on the year…had a season-best 13 kills with 12 digs and four ser- AAttackttack ppct:ct: ..455455 (11-1-22),(11-1-22), Bellarmine,Bellarmine, OctOct 09,09, 20102010 vice aces vs. Rollins (Sept. 3)…ﬁ nished with 12 kills vs. Metro State AAssists:ssists: 55,, vsvs MetroMetro State,State, SepSep 11,11, 20102010 (Sept. 11) and at St. Francis (Sept. 21)…had 10 matches with 10+ SServeerve aaces:ces: 44,, vsvs Rollins,Rollins, SepSep 03,03, 20102010 digs…recorded a double-double of 12 kills and 16 digs vs. Grand DDigs:igs: 117,7, vsvs GrandGrand ValleyValley St.,St., NovNov 20,20, 20102010 Valley State (Oct. 16) and 10 kills and 10 digs vs. Wayne State (Oct. BBlocks:locks: 44,, UIS,UIS, SepSep 25,25, 20102010 15)…ﬁ nished with nine kills and 14 digs in the GLVC Champion- BBlocklock solo:solo: 11,, twice,twice, lastlast vsvs WayneWayne State,State, OctOct 15,15, 20102010 BBlocklock assist:assist: ship victory over Indianapolis (Nov. 14)...totaled a double-double 44,, UIS,UIS, SepSep 25,25, 20102010 of 10 kills and 10 digs vs. Wayne State (Oct. 15)...hit .455 with 11 kills and nine digs vs. Bellarmine (Oct. 9)...recorded a season-high 17 digs in the NCAA Tournament vs. Grand Valley State (Nov. 20).

2009 Highlights (at IPFW): Played in 20 matches with ﬁ ve starts... totaled 67 kills, 38 digs and 12 blocks...had 11 kills vs. Kent State (Aug. 29)...totaled 10 kills vs. Eastern Illinois (Aug. 28)...helped IPFW to the Summit League Championship.

Prep/Personal: Named First Team All-State in both 2007 and 2008, and Second Team All-State in 2006...as a senior, received the Catherine Wolf Award, given to the top female athlete in the Elkhart Community schools...selected as an All-Northern Lakes First Team member all four years...2008 Most Valuable Player in volleyball and track & ﬁ eld...holds the school-record for kills... helped Elkhart Memorial the state semiﬁ nals as a senior and the Class 4A title game as a junior...named Kiwanis Club Female Athlete of the Year for Elkhart Memorial in 2008-09...daughter of Chuck and Sally Krumwiede...psychology major.

Year SP-MP K K/s E Att. Pct. Ast. A/s Aces SA/s SE Digs D/s RE BS BA TB B/s BE BHE PTS PTS/s 2010 80-23 165 2.06 74 514 .177 22 0.28 16 0.20 21 193 2.41 14 2 22 24 0.30 2 1 194.0 2.42

15 Jillian 13 Carlberg Urbandale, Iowa — Waukee MH — 5-11 — Junior

2010 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and recipient of Lewis’ Dela- CCareerareer HHighsighs hanty Award for academic excellence among student-athletes... KKills:ills: 88,, SaintSaint Joseph’s,Joseph’s, SepSep 17,17, 20102010 appeared in 15 matches making three starts as reserve middle AAttacks:ttacks: 116,6, atat St.St. Francis,Francis, SepSep 21,21, 20102010 hitter…recorded 39 kills and 25 blocks for the year…had a sea- AAttackttack PPct.ct. ..667667 (8-0-12),(8-0-12), SepSep 17,17, 20102010 son-best eight kills against St. Joseph’s (Sept. 17)...totaled four AAssists:ssists: 11,, Quincy,Quincy, SepSep 24,24, 20102010 kills and ﬁ ve blocks vs. Bellarmine (Oct. 9)…recorded ﬁ ve kills vs. SServeerve aaces:ces: 22,, atat UIS,UIS, SepSep 25,25, 20092009 Valdosta State (Sept. 4), at St. Francis (Sept. 21) and vs. Maryville DDigs:igs: 22,, SaintSaint Joseph’s,Joseph’s, SepSep 17,17, 20102010 (Oct. 29). BBlocks:locks: 55,, Bellarmine,Bellarmine, OctOct 09,09, 20102010 BBlocklock solo:solo: 11,, 7 times,times, lastlast vsvs GrandGrand ValleyValley St.,St., NovNov 20,20, 20102010 BBlocklock assist:assist: 2009 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and Delahanty Award re- 44,, Bellarmine,Bellarmine, OctOct 09,09, 20102010 cipient...played in 18 matches, making two starts...had a season best six kills on nine attempts vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (Oct. 24)... recorded three blocks at UIS (Sept. 25) and vs. Aquinas (Oct. 24)... totaled three solo blocks on the year and two service aces.

Prep/Personal: Named Second Team All-Conference her senior and junior seasons after earning honorable mention accolades her sophomore year...also earned four varsity letters in track, helping Waukee to a state championship her junior season...shuttle hurdles state champion as a senior...received the Marine Corps Distin- guished Athlete Award...named to the honor roll, earned Academic All-Conference honors and was a member of the National Council on Youth Leadership...helped her under 17 Iowa Power Volleyball Alliance club team to second place at the American Junior Olym- pics...four time AAU Junior National Volleyball Qualiﬁ er...daughter of John and Lisa Carlberg...computer graphic design major.

Year SP-MP K K/s E Att. Pct. Ast. A/s Aces SA/s SE Digs D/s RE BS BA TB B/s BE BHE PTS PTS/s 2009 32-18 33 1.03 23 93 .108 1 0.03 2 0.06 3 4 0.12 0 3 17 20 0.62 1 2 46.5 1.44 2010 31-15 39 1.26 15 102 .235 1 0.03 1 0.03 2 4 0.13 0 4 21 25 0.81 4 2 54.5 1.74 TOTAL 63-33 72 1.14 38 195 .174 2 0.03 3 0.05 5 8 0.13 0 7 38 45 0.71 5 4 101.0 1.60

16 Mary 3 Carroll naperville, Ill. — Naperville Central L/OH — 5-11 — Junior

2010 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC selection and recipient of CCareerareer HHighsighs Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student- KKills:ills: 88,, vsvs ValdostaValdosta State,State, SepSep 04,04, 20102010 athletes...appeared in 16 matches making four starts…recorded 52 AAttacks:ttacks: 223,3, atat Rockhurst,Rockhurst, NovNov 05,05, 20102010 kills…had eight kills vs. Valdosta State (Sept. 4)…recorded seven AAttackttack ppct:ct: ..130130 (5-2-23),(5-2-23), atat Rockhurst,Rockhurst, NovNov 05,05, 20102010 kills, nine digs and an ace vs. UW-Parkside (Oct. 26)...added ﬁ ve AAssists:ssists: 11,, 5 times,times, lastlast atat Rockhust,Rockhust, NovNov 05,05, 20102010 kills and six digs at Rockhurst (Nov 5). SServeerve aaces:ces: 11,, UW-Parkside,UW-Parkside, OctOct 26,26, 20102010 DDigs:igs: 99,, UW-Parkside,UW-Parkside, OctOct 26,26, 20102010 2009 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and Delahanty Award recipi- BBlocks:locks: 33,, atat UIS,UIS, SepSep 25,25, 20092009 ent...appeared in nine matches totaling 19 kills...had ﬁ ve kills BBlocklock solo:solo: nnoneone BBlocklock assist:assist: against California (Pa.) (Sept. 11) and Quincy (Sept. 26)...recorded 33,, atat UIS,UIS, SepSep 25,25, 20092009 three blocks at UIS (Sept. 25).

Prep/Personal: Helped Naperville Central win the Illinois Class 4A State Championship her junior year while playing under former Lewis volleyball player Brie Ruschke...as a senior, recorded 133 kills, 47 digs and 38 blocks...named to the honor roll all four years...helped Sports Performance 16’s to third place at the MEQ tournament and Avalanche 17’s to a top 11 national ﬁ nish... daughter of Tom Carroll and Kay Danlquist...psychology major.

Year SP-MP K K/s E Att. Pct. Ast. A/s Aces SA/s SE Digs D/s RE BS BA TB B/s BE BHE PTS PTS/s 2009 17-9 19 1.12 10 68 .132 1 0.06 0 0.00 1 10 0.59 0 0 5 5 0.29 0 0 21.5 1.24 2010 33-16 52 1.58 23 147 .197 4 0.12 1 0.03 9 34 1.03 6 0 6 6 0.18 3 1 56.0 1.70 TOTAL 50-25 71 1.42 33 215 .177 5 0.10 1 0.02 10 44 0.88 6 0 11 11 0.22 3 1 77.5 1.54

17 Vivian 12 Pritz Joliet, Ill. — Joliet Township/Edinboro S/RS — 5-10 — RS Sophomore

2010 Highlights: Used season as a redshirt campaign.

2009 Highlights (At Edinboro University): Played in 55 sets in 18 matches...recorded 130 assists, 30 kills and 12 aces.

Prep/Personal: Three-year starter in high school...as a senior, named First Team All-Area...also an All-Conference selection as a junior and senior...part of ﬁ fth-place team in Junior Olympics... ﬁ nished career with 1,990 assists, including 722 as a senior...as a senior, had 100 kills, 232 digs and 46 service aces...as a junior, totaled 586 assists, 59 kills, 208 digs and 25 service aces...as a sophomore, had 682 assists, 51 kills, 175 digs and 23 service aces...daughter of Jeff and Laura Pritz...special/elementary education major.

Kim 6 Vertin Joliet, Ill. — Joliet Central OH — 5-11 — RS Freshman

2010 Highlights: Used season as a redshirt campaign.

Prep/Personal: As a senior, Joliet Herald News First Team All- Area, News-Gazette All-State Special Mention and Southwest All- Conference First Team...recorded 275 kills, 200 digs, 135 blocks and 12 aces as a senior...named Joliet Central’s Female Athlete of the Year...member of the National Honor Society and High Honor Roll...earned Senior Academic and 2010 Rotary Student of the Month awards...played for UNO 18 Elite club team that took ﬁ rst place at the Mizuno Eastern Qualiﬁ er and 13th at the Junior Olym- pics...brother Al Vertin played men’s soccer at Lewis from 1999 - 2003...high school teammate of Vivian Pritz...daughter of Robert and Michelle Vertin...athletic training major.

18 Amy 2 Choi Vernon Hills, Ill. — Vernon Hills L — 5-6 — Sophomore

2010 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC selection and recipient of CCareerareer HHighsighs Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student- KKills:ills: nnoneone athletes...appeared in 31 matches as starting libero…second on AAttacks:ttacks: 22,, 3 times,times, lastlast Maryville,Maryville, OctOct 29,29, 20102010 team with 369 digs…had a .959 reception percentage…recorded AAttackttack ppct:ct: NANA double-digit digs in 19 of 31 matches…had a season-best 28 digs AAssists:ssists: 77,, atat St.St. Francis,Francis, SepSep 21,21, 20102010 at Lynn (Sept. 3)…recorded 25 digs at St. Francis (Sept. 21)…had SServeerve aaces:ces: 33,, twice,twice, lastlast SaintSaint Xavier,Xavier, OctOct 21,21, 20102010 20 digs at Rockhurst (Nov. 5)...totaled 18 digs vs. Bellarmine (Oct. DDigs:igs: 228,8, atat Lynn,Lynn, SepSep 3,3, 20102010 9), at Southern Indiana (Oct. 23) and vs. UMSL in the GLVC Tourna- BBlocks:locks: nonenone ment (Nov. 13)...gathered 17 digs vs. Metro State (Sept. 11) and vs. BBlocklock solo:solo: nonenone BBlocklock assist:assist: Indianapolis in the GLVC Championship (Nov. 14)...recorded three nonenone aces vs. Indianapolis (Sept. 18) and vs. Saint Xavier (Oct. 21).

Prep/Personal: As a senior, named one of the Top 25 Players to Watch by the Pioneer Press...Daily Herald All-Area First Team selection...had 447 digs, graduating with a school-record 1,012 career digs...as a junior, Daily Herald All-Area First Team, All- Conference and All-Lakeshore Area Second Team by the Pioneer Press...totaled 291 digs...member of the National Honor Society... named to IHSA All-Academic Team...US Volleyball High Perfor- mance youth selection in 2008...ﬁ nished 23rd in National Division of the 2009 USA Junior Olympics with RTVC 18-Blue club team... also has club experience with Rolling Thunder...daughter of Max Choi and Mee Lee...mathematics major.

Year SP-MP K K/s E Att. Pct. Ast. A/s Aces SA/s SE Digs D/s RE BS BA TB B/s BE BHE PTS PTS/s 2010 107-31 0 0.00 3 16 -.188 46 0.43 16 0.15 34 369 3.45 19 0 0 0 0.00 0 5 16.0 0.15

19 Katie 4 Fuerst St. Charles, Ill. — St. Charles North OH — 5-10 — Freshman

Prep/Personal: Earned two varsity letters at St. Charles North...as a senior she named First Team All-Upstate Eight, Second Team Daily Herald All-Area and Second Team Kane County Chronicle All-Area...captain of the team and earned the coach’s award...squad went 21-15 as a senior...as a junior, helped St. Charles North to a regional championship...daughter of Da- vid and Gail Fuerst...radio/tv broadcasting major.

Jenni 10 Mueller Mount Prospect, Ill. — John Hersey L — 5-9 — Freshman

Prep/Personal: Earned four varsity letters for John Hersey...as a senior, named News Gazette Third Team Honorable Men- tion All-State, Daily Herald All-Area and Mid Suburban League All-Conference...recorded a conference-best 469 digs as a senior....earned Daily Herald Honorable Mention All-Area accolades as a junior and sophomore...helped Hersey to league and regional championships each of her ﬁ nal three seasons...played club for Rolling Thunder...second overall at the India- napolis Qualiﬁ er during her 18’s year...daughter of Kevin and Sue Mueller...elementary education major.

Leigh 15 Barea Battle Creek, Mich. — harper Creek S — 5-10 — Freshman

Prep/Personal: Played volleyball, basketball and softball at Harper Creek earning a total of 11 letters...named Third Team All-State, All-District and All-Conference her junior and senior seasons...as a senior, hit .319 with 516 kills, 891 assists, 370 digs, 85 blocks and 57 aces...helped her squad to a district championship as a senior...as a junior recorded 1,170 assists with 353 digs and 74 blocks...offensively, hit .364 with 516 kills while leading her team to a conference championship...recorded 4.00 GPA in high school...played four seasons for Dead Frog Volleyball...daughter of Bruce and Anne Barea...biology major. 20 Alexis 19 Davito Crest Hill, Ill. — Lockport RS — 5-10 — Freshman

Prep/Personal: Named All-State, All-Area and All-Conference after her senior season at Lockport Township...recorded 277 kills and 69 aces during her senior season...played club volleyball with 1st Alliance, winning the 17’s national championship while being named to the all-tournament team...she helped 1st Alliance to secodn place at 18’s nationals...daughter of Jeremy and Wendi Sparta...accounting and economics major.

Melanie 16 Kuczek Deerfield, Ill. — Deerfield MH — 5-11 — Freshman

Prep/Personal: Earned three varsity letters for Deerfi eld High School...as a senior, was named All-Lake County First Team, the Central Suburban League Player of the Week and All-CSL for a second season...hit .430, second best in the state, fi n- ishing with 194 kills. Deerfi eld won the CSL her senior season...named to the honor roll all four years of high school...fi ve seasons of club experience with Rolling Thunder...daughter of Ted and Cheryl Kuczek...special education major.

21 Final 2010 Statistics Final AVCA Ranking - #14 Highest 2010 Ranking - #8 (twice - Sept, 20 and Sept. 27)

|------ATTACK------| |--SET--| |----SERVE-----| |---DIG---| |------BLOCKING------| ## Player S K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SE SA/S RE DIG Dig/S BS BA Total B/S BE BHE Pts. 7 Seliga 109 329 3.02 119 929 .226 49 0.45 44 50 0.40 18 438 4.02 2 42 44 0.40 4 2 396.0 14 Perschnick 109 306 2.81 75 727 .318 10 0.09 0 1 0.00 2 42 0.39 13 65 78 0.72 5 1 351.5 18 Mount 108 249 2.31 72 582 .304 5 0.05 1 1 0.01 1 22 0.20 21 91 112 1.04 7 1 316.5 9 Koeneman 107 220 2.06 75 522 .278 10 0.09 17 23 0.16 1 55 0.51 17 81 98 0.92 13 5 294.5 19 Krumwiede 80 165 2.06 74 514 .177 22 0.28 16 21 0.20 14 193 2.41 2 22 24 0.30 2 1 194.0 15 Ruedi 107 140 1.31 53 383 .227 1144 10.69 18 29 0.17 0 253 2.36 8 57 65 0.61 13 20 194.5 3 Carroll 33 52 1.58 23 147 .197 4 0.12 1 9 0.03 6 34 1.03 0 6 6 0.18 3 1 56.0 12 Lindsey 28 48 1.71 22 144 .181 9 0.32 7 11 0.25 0 57 2.04 0 11 11 0.39 3 2 60.5 13 Carlberg 31 39 1.26 15 102 .235 1 0.03 1 2 0.03 0 4 0.13 4 21 25 0.81 4 2 54.5 1 Phillips 105 36 0.34 22 143 .098 30 0.29 26 39 0.25 12 235 2.24 0 1 1 0.01 0 2 62.5 11 Watson 19 16 0.84 4 45 .267 3 0.16 6 0 0.32 0 11 0.58 0 3 3 0.16 2 0 23.5 5 McConkey 98 7 0.07 6 33 .030 16 0.16 21 35 0.21 5 133 1.36 0 2 2 0.02 0 6 29.0 17 Crawford 14 4 0.29 2 15 .133 99 7.07 1 6 0.07 0 31 2.21 0 3 3 0.21 1 4 6.5 6 Maes 33 1 0.03 1 4 .000 6 0.18 2 13 0.06 4 57 1.73 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 3.0 2 Choi 107 0 0.00 3 16 -.188 46 0.43 16 34 0.15 19 369 3.45 0 0 0 0.00 0 5 16.0 LEWIS 117 1612 13.78 566 4306 .243 1454 12.43 177 275 1.51 87 1934 16.53 67 405 269.5 2.30 57 53 2058.5 Opponents 117 1350 11.54 656 4243 .164 1268 10.84 88 229 0.75 177 1832 15.66 46 256 174.0 1.49 63 43 1612.0

Schedule/Results Team Statistics

Date Opponent Result Scores Overall: 27-5 GLVC: 13-1 Home: 12-0 Away: 8-1 Neutral: 7-4 Sep 2 vs UC-Colorado Springs # W 3-1 25-12, 25-23, 21-25, 25-19 MATCH WINS BY SETS 1 2 3 4 5 Total Sep 3 vs Rollins # W 3-1 25-21, 20-25, 25-21, 25-20 Sep 3 at Lynn # W 3-2 22-25, 21-25, 25-15, 25-23, 15-13 Lewis 0 0 15 9 3 27 Sep 4 vs Valdosta State # W 3-0 25-18, 25-16, 25-15 Opponents 0 0 1 2 2 5 Sep 4 vs California (Pa.) # W 3-0 25-10, 25-15, 25-19 SETS WON BY SET 1 2 3 4 5 Total Sep 10 vs #2 Univ. of Tampa + L 1-3 17-25, 25-17, 13-25, 18-25 Sep 11 vs #12 Metro State + W 3-1 27-25, 28-26, 22-25, 25-23 Lewis 22 25 25 12 3 87 Sep 11 at Regis + W 3-0 25-20, 25-23, 27-25 Opponents 10 7 7 4 2 30 Sep 17 SAINT JOSEPH’S * W 3-0 25-16, 29-27, 25-22 POINTS BY SET 1 2 3 4 5 Total Sep 18 #9 INDIANAPOLIS * W 3-1 23-25, 25-20, 25-22, 29-27 Sep 21 at St. Francis W 3-2 18-25, 25-16, 29-27, 22-25, 15-8 Lewis 763 794 764 383 69 2773 Sep 24 QUINCY * W 3-0 25-12, 25-21, 25-17 Opponents 655 668 657 342 57 2379 Sep 25 UIS * W 3-0 25-22, 25-20, 25-13 Oct 1 at #22 UMSL * L 0-3 17-25, 22-25, 19-25 Oct 2 at Missouri S&T * W 3-0 25-23, 25-14, 25-23 GLVC Standings Oct 8 NORTHERN KENTUCKY * W 3-0 25-20, 25-19, 28-26 Conf. Pct. Overall Pct. Oct 9 BELLARMINE * W 3-1 19-25, 25-20, 25-17, 25-15 Oct 15 vs Wayne State ! W 3-0 25-16, 25-17, 25-23 Lewis * 13-1 .929 27-5 .844 Oct 15 vs #12 Hillsdale ! L 2-3 25-21, 23-25, 25-18, 24-26, 11-15 Oct 16 vs #25 Grand Valley State ! L 2-3 25-20, 28-30, 17-25, 25-20, 13-15 Indianapolis * 11-3 .786 27-9 .750 Oct 21 SAINT XAVIER W 3-0 25-13, 25-18, 25-18 Southern Indiana * 10-4 .714 18-12 .600 Oct 22 at Kentucky Wesleyan * W 3-0 25-14, 25-18, 25-15 Northern Kentucky * 10-4 .714 20-14 .588 Oct 23 at Southern Indiana * W 3-1 21-25, 25-18, 25-23, 25-13 Oct 26 UW-PARKSIDE * W 3-1 25-15, 23-25, 25-15, 25-18 Missouri-St. Louis * 10-4 .714 20-9 .690 Oct 29 MARYVILLE * W 3-0 25-18, 25-19, 25-13 Rockhurst * 9-5 .643 22-10 .688 Nov 5 at Rockhurst * W 3-2 26-28, 25-20, 21-25, 25-21, 15-6 Nov 6 at Drury * W 3-0 25-19, 26-24, 25-17 Bellarmine * 9-5 .643 18-10 .643 Nov 12 DRURY ^ W 3-0 25-21, 25-19, 25-21 Drury * 8-6 .571 22-13 .629 Nov 13 #25 UMSL ^ W 3-1 24-26, 25-20, 25-16, 25-20 Nov 14 #19 INDIANAPOLIS ^ W 3-1 25-18, 24-26, 25-23, 25-22 UW-Parkside 7-7 .500 19-11 .633 Nov 19 vs UMSL % W 3-0 29-27, 25-23, 25-18 Missouri S&T 7-7 .500 14-13 .519 Nov 20 vs #12 Grand Valley State % L 1-3 20-25, 25-14, 17-25, 15-25 Saint Joseph’s 5-9 .357 11-16 .407 CAPS = home match UIS 2-12 .143 10-20 .333 * GLVC Match Quincy 2-12 .143 7-20 .259 # Lynn University Courtyard by Marriott Invitational (Boca Raton, Fla.) % Colorado Premier Challenge (Denver, Colo.) Maryville 2-12 .143 4-28 .125 ! GLVC/GLIAC Crossover (Aurora, Ill.) Kentucky Wesleyan 0-14 .000 7-20 .259 ^ GLVC Tournament (Romeoville, Ill.) % NCAA Tournament (Hillsdale, Mich.) * Qualiﬁ ed for the GLVC Tournament

22 Neil Carey Arena

Lewis holds a 70-3 record at Neil Carey Arena since 2006. The stretch includes a 41 match home win streak from 2007-2009. The streak ranks 11th all-time in Division II history.

Recent upgrades to Neil Carey Arena include new court, air conditioning, lockers, scoreboard with color matrix display, scorers table with digital display, expanded seating on the west side, bleachers with backs on the east side and the Varsity Club Suite.

Lewis hosted the GLVC Tournament in 2010 for the third consecutive season.

The Great Lakes Valley Conference

Established in 1978 with a commitment to the purposes, fundamental policies and basic principles of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) has grown to embody the vision established by the founders of the organization and has melded athletic and academic excellence for 33 years. The GLVC, which over the past decade has grown to 17 members, has fully embraced NCAA Division II and is now the largest athletic conference in the country in any division. Although formed and developed as one of the nation’s premier basketball conferences, the GLVC has nurtured 17 championship sports and can now claim itself as one of the nation’s top NCAA Division II conferences. The conference headquarters are located in downtown Indianapolis, one of the many major Midwest media markets in which the league maintains a presence. The GLVC has schools in Milwaukee/Northern Illinois (UW-Parkside), Chicago (Lewis), Indianapolis (Indianapolis), Cincinnati (Northern Kentucky), Louisville (Bellarmine), Evansville (Southern Indiana), Springfi eld, Ill. (UIS), Springfi eld, Mo. (Drury), Owensboro (Kentucky Wesleyan), Kansas City (Rockhurst, William Jewell) and St. Louis (Maryville, McKendree, UM-St. Louis). The conference sponsors 17 championships in baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, indoor and outdoor track and fi eld, and tennis for men and basketball, cross country, softball, soccer, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and fi eld, golf, and volleyball for women. In addition, the GLVC will begin sponsoring a football championship in 2012. GLVC institutions have won 12 national championships in basketball, including Bellarmine who claimed the men’s title last season. Kentucky Wesleyan leads all Division II institutions with eight men’s basketball titles, while Southern Indiana won the men’s crown in 1995. Northern Kentucky’s women won the school’s fi rst-ever basketball national championship in 2000 and followed that with a national title in 2008. In addition, Northern Kentucky became the fi rst GLVC member to win a national championship in men’s soccer and USI staked claim to the school and GLVC’s fi rst baseaball championship in 2010. SIU Edwardsville was the fi rst GLVC member to win a national championship in softball in 2007.

23 Volleyball Alumnae

Jamie Aloisio, Serena Martha Favorite, Seton Nancy Kuptz, D. G. North Kim Richards, Mother McAuley Laura Ames, Yorkville Gloria Fortmann, Alvernia Lisa Laukaitis, Hinsdale South Joan Ross, McAuley Melissa Awalt, Lockport Cathy Freimuth, Thornwood Becky Lawton, Immaculate Conception Rachel Ruedi, Mahomet Seymour Darthy Barr, Wilmington Beth Gadaleta, Providence Catholic Karen Lawton, Immaculate Conception Rochelle Ruen, Sandpoint (Idaho) Sarah Beebe, Minooka Karen Gallagher, Oak Lawn Ashlee Lindish, Mother McAuley Brie Ruschke, D.G. North Justina Begemann, Odessa (Mo.) Kim Gervais, Lane Tech Rebecca Lisle, Iolani (Hawaii) Cherie Ruta, Hinsdale South Cathy Borowski, D. G. North Patty Getz, Rosary (Mo.) Beth Lohmeier, Sandwich Stephanie Sagat, Hinsdale South Terri Botkin, T. F. South Katie Gilman, Springfi eld Lutheran Amy Longmore, Hoffman Estates Jenna Sayers, Glenbard West Elisa Bott, Aquinas (Wis.) Kelly Giovannetti, Sandburg Tara Lovekamp, Sacred Heart-Griffi n Laura Schneeweiss, Riverside-Brookfi eld Micci Brandy, Thornwood Sheila Gniadecki, Mother McAuley Beth Lynch, Queen of Peace Kathy Schutz, Andrean (Ind.) Stephanie Brandys, Sandburg Jean Goerling, Naperville Central Theresa Malacina, Lourdes Lauren Seliga, Nerinx (Mo.) Karen Brathwaite, Rich Central Lindsay Grim, Beecher Beth Manchen, Kelly Sue Shannon, Shepard Kay Cannon, Reed Custer Amanda Grove, Mount Assisi Debbie Marzano, St. Mary’s Maryellen Sherwood, Queen of Peace Tina Carnevale, Argo Jessica Guest, Normal West Carolyn McCaskill, Proviso East Cheryl Siuda, Riverside-Brookfi eld Janet Carpenter, Lourdes Lisa Guilianelli, Mundelein Sarah McKinney, Oak Lawn Donna Smith, Rich Central Jill Cavender, Manteno Maggie Haen, Prairie Ridge Mary Ellen McPartlin, Mother McAuley Stephanie Soller, Larkin Sylvia Ciezak, Bolingbrook Tricia Hall, Reed-Custer Betsy Meyer, Lisle Cathy Spencer, Mother McAuley Kathy Charboneau, Morgan Park Stacey Hameister, Lincoln-Way Central Andrea Morrone, Stagg Deanna Stack, Wheaton St. Francis Paula Collins, Bradley-Bourbonnais Barb Hamilton, Wilmington Stacy Moss, Iowa City (Iowa) Beth Steele, Cary-Grove Colleen Concannon, Andrew Amy Hansen, Mother McAuley Erin Murphy, Mother McAuley Charisse Steckling, Burlington (Wis.) Jane Condon, St. Francis Academy Rory Harrison, Lockport Kayla Murphy, Ashton Franklin Center Kathy Sulkowski, Sandburg Mary Corsten, Wauwatosa East (Wis.) Lauren Hatter, Avon (Ind.) Theresa Nugent, Queen of Peace Mary Sullivan, Providence Catholic Erin Daly, Maria Abby Hodge, Hempstead (Iowa) Val Olis, Boone Grove (Ind.) Mary Tanabie, Immaculata Gwyneth Daniel, Bogan Kathy Holman, Morris Milissa Parrish, East Aurora Tracy Troester, Barrington Deb Deacon, Queen of Peace Katie Holtz, Huntley Tara Pasch, Lockport Debbie Urban, D. G. North Sara deBuhr, Urbandale (Iowa) Carol Howard, T. F. South Lisa Paasch, Horlick (Wis.) Emily Warpinski, Willows Academy Andrea Delaney, McAuley Colleen Hubley, St. Mary’s (Wis.) Claire Pavlik, Andrean (Ind.) Sarah Welles, Rochelle Melissa Dobry, Montini LaKeita Jones, Bloom Trail Adria Phillips, Riley (Ind.) Traci West, Oswego Aubrey Dondlinger, Stagg Karen Jordan, Bradley-Bourbonnais Megan Poludniak, Divernon Mary Wright, Sandburg Annmarie Dore, Lisle Bonnie Keeley, Plainfi eld Helen Pospishil, Reavis Cathy Yurkanin, Providence Catholic Jill Durham, Bloom Trail Helen Kelliher, Thornwood Marge Pozen, Lyons Cheryl Zemaitis, D. G. South Jackie Eichorst, IHM Heidi Knapczyk, St. Barbara Colleen Quinlan, Mother McAuley Mary Ziegler, St. Mary’s (Wis.) Christina Enders, Driscoll Linda Kocek, Lyons Joy Rauch, Rich Central Karen Zuley, Willowbrook Kim Enk, Bremen Brenda Kuehn, Hinsdale South Connie Reedy, Proviso East All-Time Series Records

Adelphi ...... 1-0 Davis & Elkins ...... 2-0 Minnesota-Duluth ...... 6-4 St. Francis ...... 28-4 Abilene Christian ...... 1-0 Denver ...... 0-1 Minnesota State-Moorhead ...... 1-2 Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) ...... 46-6 Air Force ...... 2-0 DePaul ...... 12-6-1 Mississippi U. for Women ...... 1-0 Saint Leo ...... 2-1 Alaska-Anchorage ...... 2-3 Dominican (Rosary) ...... 3-0 Missouri S&T (Missouri-Rolla) .....4-0 St. Mary’s ...... 3-0 Alaska-Fairbanks ...... 3-0 Drury ...... 7-1 Missouri-St. Louis ...... 21-6 Saint Xavier ...... 20-2 Angelo State ...... 1-0 East Stroudsburg ...... 1-0 Missouri Western State ...... 0-1 Seattle Pacifi c ...... 0-1 Aquinas ...... 1-0 East Texas State ...... 1-0 Montana State-Billings ...... 1-0 Shepherd ...... 1-0 Armstrong Atlantic State ...... 2-1 Eckerd ...... 3-0 Morningside...... 0-2 Shippensburg ...... 1-0 Army ...... 1-1 Edinboro ...... 4-1 Montevallo ...... 2-0 South Carolina-Aiken ...... 1-0 Ashland ...... 15-9 Ferris State ...... 8-22 National-Louis ...... 1-0 So. Carolina-Spartanburg...... 1-0 Augustana (S.D.) ...... 1-2 Findlay ...... 0-2 Nebraska-Omaha...... 2-6 South Dakota ...... 1-0 Barry ...... 0-2 Florida Southern ...... 1-1 New Haven ...... 2-0 South Dakota State ...... 0-1 Bellarmine ...... 39-4 Florida Tech ...... 3-0 North Dakota ...... 2-0 Southern Illinois Edwardsville ....6-17 Bryant ...... 1-0 Francis Marion ...... 1-0 North Florida ...... 0-1 Southern Indiana ...... 27-9 Cal Poly-Pomona ...... 0-2 Gannon ...... 0-1 North Dakota State ...... 2-2 Southeast Missouri State ...... 1-0 California (Pa.) ...... 2-0 Grand Valley State ...... 1-4 Northern Colorado ...... 0-1 Tampa ...... 1-7 California-Riverside ...... 1-2 Henderson State ...... 1-0 Northern Kentucky ...... 17-30 Texas Woman’s ...... 2-0 Cal State-Bakersfi eld ...... 0-1 Hillsdale ...... 4-2 Northern Michigan ...... 2-14 Truman State ...... 1-0 Cal State-Bernardino ...... 0-1 Humboldt State ...... 0-1 Northern Illinois ...... 11-11-1 Upper Iowa ...... 2-0 Cal State-Chico ...... 2-0 Illinois-Chicago ...... 8-13 Northwestern ...... 1-0 Valdosta State ...... 1-0 Cal State-Los Angeles ...... 0-1 Illinois-Springfi eld ...... 2-0 Northwest Missouri State ...... 1-0 Valparaiso ...... 10-2 Cal State-Sacramento ...... 0-1 Illinois Tech ...... 4-1 Northwood (Mich.) ...... 1-4 Wayne State (Mich.) ...... 5-5 Cal State-San Diego ...... 0-1 Indianapolis ...... 40-11 Nova Southeastern ...... 1-0 West Alabama ...... 1-0 Cal State-Stanislaus ...... 1-0 IPFW ...... 14-26 Oakland ...... 6-19 West Florida ...... 1-1 Central Missouri State ...... 0-4 Kentucky State ...... 9-0 Portland State ...... 0-1 West Georgia ...... 0-1 Central Oklahoma ...... 1-0 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... 35-0 Presbyterian ...... 1-0 West Texas A&M ...... 0-1 Chadron State ...... 1-0 Lake Superior State ...... 7-1 Quincy ...... 17-4 West Texas State ...... 0-2 Charleston ...... 1-0 Loyola Chicago ...... 19-5 Regis (Colo.) ...... 2-2 Western Kentucky ...... 1-0 Christian Brothers ...... 1-0 Lynn ...... 2-0 Rhodes ...... 1-0 Western New Mexico ...... 1-0 Colorado Christian ...... 1-1 Mankato State ...... 2-1 Rockhurst ...... 6-3 Wheeling Jesuit ...... 1-0 Colorado-Colorado Springs .....1-0 Maryville ...... 2-0 Rollins ...... 3-0 Wingate ...... 1-0 Concord ...... 1-0 Mesa State ...... 1-0 Saginaw Valley State ...... 3-2 Winona State ...... 7-2 Concordia-St. Paul ...... 0-1 Metro State ...... 2-1 St. Cloud State ...... 5-4 Wisconsin-Parkside ...... 47-15 Converse ...... 1-0 Michigan Tech ...... 5-4

24 All-Time Records Single Season TEAM INDIVIDUAL Most matches ...... 64 (1979, 1981) Most matches ...... 50 - Betsy Meyer, 1984 Most wins ...... 51 (1981) Most sets ...... 155 - Betsy Meyer, 1984 Highest winning percentage ...... 889 (32-4, 2007) Most kills ...... 529 - Cathy Freimuth, 1984 Longest winning streak ...... 27 (2009) Most Attack Attempts ...... 1260 - Stephanie Sagat, 2007 Longest GLVC winning streak ...... 21 (2007-08) Highest attack percentage ...... 379 - Katie Gilman, 2002 Longest home winning streak ...... 41 (2007-2009; 19-0 in 2008) Most assists ...... 1529 - Karen Lawton, 1988 Most match shutouts ...... 22 (2007) Most service aces ...... 81 - Cathy Freimuth, 1984 Most kills ...... 2,141 (2007) Most digs ...... 638 - Ashlee Lindish, 2007 Highest attack percentage ...... 282 (1988) Most block solos ...... 107 - Connie Reedy, 1986 Most assists ...... 1,923 (2007) Most block assists ...... 139 - Kim Enk, 1988 Most service aces ...... 327 (1989) Most total blocks ...... 189 - Kim Enk, 1998 Most digs ...... 2,561 (2007) Most block solos ...... 226 (1992) Most block assists ...... 473 (1989) All-Time Records Career

KILLS ATTACK PCT. (min. 1000 attempts) SERVICE ACES BLOCK ASSISTS 1676 Stephanie Sagat (2006-09) .325 Danielle Mount (2007-present) 232 AnnMarie Dore (1987-90) 324 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) 1559 Katie Gilman (2000-03) .307 Andrea Morrone (2004-07) 210 Karen Lawton (1987-90) 305 Katie Gilman (2000-03) 1339 Theresa Nugent (2003-06) .306 Katie Gilman (2000-03) 161 Beth Gadaleta (1986-88) 277 Sarah Welles (1997-00) 1327 AnnMarie Dore (1987-90) .292 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) 138 Tina Carnevale (1991-93) 273 AnnMarie Dore (1987-90) 1233 Colleen Quinlan (1994-97) .291 Sarah Beebe (1998,00) 138 Colleen Quinlan (1994-97) 241 Kim Enk (1986-88) 1207 Andrea Delaney (1987-89) .285 Laura Schneeweiss (1994-96) 136 Lauren Hatter (2005-08) 223 Kim Richards (2006-09) 1199 Beth Gadaleta (1986-88) .273 Charisse Steckling (2003-06) 135 Lauren Seliga (2007-10) 188 Rory Harrison (2001, 03-04) 1102 Beth Steele (1997-00) .272 Maryellen Sherwood (1991, 93) 116 Kim Enk (1986-88) 187 Danielle Mount (2007-present) 1072 Lauren Seliga (2007-10) .271 Beth Gadaleta (1986-88) 110 Joan Ross (1992-95) 184 Karen Lawton (1987-90) 1042 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) .270 Rory Harrison (2001, 03-04) 108 Lisa Laukaitis (1990-92) 179 Theresa Nugent (2002-06)

ATTACK ATTEMPTS ASSISTS DIGS TOTAL BLOCKS 4254 Stephanie Sagat (2006-09) 5010 Karen Lawton (1987-90) 1504 Lauren Hatter (2005-08) 404 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) 3843 Katie Gilman (2000-03) 4578 Andrea Morrone (2004-07) 1491 Lauren Seliga (2007-10) 394 Katie Gilman (2000-03) 3756 Theresa Nugent (2003-06) 3847 Rachel Ruedi (2007-10) 1420 Colleen Quinlan (1994-97) 391 AnnMarie Dore (1987-90) 3569 Colleen Quinlan (1994-97) 3033 Stacy Moss (1999-02) 1399 Andrea Morrone (2004-07) 383 Sarah Welles (1997-00) 3447 AnnMarie Dore (1987-90) 2272 Becky Lawton (1994-95) 1272 Stephanie Sagat (2006-09) 367 Kim Enk (1986-88) 3293 Lauren Seliga (2007-10) 1959 Kay Cannon (1992-93) 1148 Ashlee Lindish (2007, 09) 277 Kim Richards (2006-09) 3071 Beth Gadaleta (1986-88) 1309 Traci West (1998-99) 1104 Theresa Nugent (2003-06) 241 Laura Schneeweiss (1994-96) 2956 Beth Steele (1997-00) 1228 Abby Hodge (2002-05) 1100 Maggie Haen (2001-04) 240 Milissa Parrish (1991-92) 2936 Andrea Delaney (1987-89) 1078 Cathy Yurkanin (1986) 1081 Katie Gilman (2000-03) 238 Rory Harrison (2001, 03-04) 2538 Sarah McKinney (2003-06) 1038 Mary Wright (1995-98) 916 Mary Corsten (1999-02) 236 Karen Lawton (1987-90) 236 Danielle Mount (2007-present) BLOCK SOLOS 126 Kim Enk (1986-88) SETS PLAYED 122 Milissa Parrish (1991-92) 540 AnnMarie Dore (1987-90) 118 AnnMarie Dore (1987-90) 523 Karen Lawton (1987-90) 107 Connie Reedy (1986) 477 Stephanie Sagat (2006-09) 106 Sarah Welles (1997-00) 451 Lauren Seliga (2007-10) 97 Laura Schneeweiss (1994-96) 434 Lauren Hatter (2005-08) 89 Laura Ames (1988-91) 428 Andrea Morrone (2004-07) 89 Katie Gilman (2000-03) 419 Theresa Nugent (2003-06) 87 Amy Longmore (1992-93) 411 Colleen Quinlan (1994-97) 80 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) 411 Beth Steele (1997-00) 404 Sara deBuhr (2006-09)

MATCHES PLAYED 143 Stephanie Sagat (2006-09) 139 Lauren Seliga (2007-10) 131 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) 127 Kim Richards (2006-09) 126 Lauren Hatter (2005-08) 122 Andrea Morrone (2004-07) 122 Joan Ross (1992-95) 118 Tara Lovekamp (1991-94) 117 Theresa Nugent (2003-06) 117 Beth Steele (1997-00)

*Career records prior to the 1986 Katie Gilman (‘03) ranks second in Karen Lawton (‘90) leads Lewis in AnnMarie Dore (‘90) is the Flyers’ season not available career kills and blocks. career assists. career leader in aces. Bold = current Flyer

25 Rally Scoring era Records (2001-Present) Single Season Career TEAM LONGEST WINNING STREAK KILLS BLOCK SOLOS 27 - 2009 1676 Stephanie Sagat (2006-09) 80 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) KILLS 18 - 2008 1339 Theresa Nugent (2003-06) 74 Katie Gilman (2001-03) 17 - 2002 1166 Katie Gilman (2001-03) 54 Kim Richards (2006-09) 2141 - 2007 1072 Lauren Seliga (2007-10) 50 Rory Harrison (2001, 03-04) 1820 - 2008 LONGEST GLVC WINNING STREAK 1042 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) 49 Danielle Mount (2007-present) 1810 - 2009 21 - 2007-08 (9 in 2007, 12 in 2008) ATTACK ATTEMPTS BLOCK ASSISTS ATTACK ATTEMPTS 18 - 2009-10 9 - 2006 4254 Stephanie Sagat (2006-09) 324 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) 5595 - 2007 7 - 2007 3756 Theresa Nugent (2003-06) 250 Katie Gilman (2001-03) 4850 - 2009 3293 Lauren Seliga (2007-10) 223 Kim Richards (2006-09) 4796 - 2008 MOST MATCH SHUTOUTS 2813 Katie Gilman (2001-03) 188 Rory Harrison (2001, 03-04) Danielle Mount (2007-present) ATTACK PCT. 22 - 2007 2538 Sarah McKinney (2003-06) 187 20 - 2009 .263 - 2002 20 - 2002 ATTACK PCT. (min. 500 attempts) TOTAL BLOCKS .256 - 2001 .323 Katie Gilman (2001-03) 404 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) .250 - 2007 INDIVIDUAL .318 Carly Perschnick (2010) 324 Katie Gilman (2001-03) .314 Danielle Mount (2007-present) 277 Kim Richards (2006-09) ASSISTS KILLS .307 Andrea Morrone (2004-07) 238 Rory Harrison (2001, 03-04) 1923 (128 sets) - 2007 504 Stephanie Sagat (2007) .295 Brie Ruschke (2001-02) 236 Danielle Mount (2007-present) 1660 (130 sets) - 2009 466 Katie Gilman (2002) 1650 (141 sets) 2008 426 Stephanie Sagat (2008) ASSISTS SETS PLAYED 4578 Andrea Morrone (2004-07) 477 Stephanie Sagat (2006-09) SERVICE ACES ATTACK ATTEMPTS 3847 Rachel Ruedi (2006-10) 451 Lauren Seliga (2007-10) 229 (141 sets) - 2008 1260 Stephanie Sagat (2007) 1447 Stacy Moss (2001-02) 438 Lauren Hatter (2005-08) 202 (128 sets) - 2007 1172 Stephanie Sagat (2008) 1228 Abby Hodge (2002-05) 428 Andrea Morrone (2004-07) 195 (116 sets) - 2009 1077 Theresa Nugent (2006) 970 Stephanie Brandys (2001-02) 419 Theresa Nugent (2003-06) DIGS ATTACK PCT. (min. 275 attempts) SERVICE ACES MATCHES PLAYED 2561 (128 sets) - 2007 .379 Katie Gilman (2002) 136 Lauren Hatter (2005-08) 143 Stephanie Sagat (2006-09) 2165 (130 sets ) - 2009 .355 Sara deBuhr (2008) 135 Lauren Seliga (2007-10) 139 Lauren Seliga (2007-10) 2006 (141 sets) - 2008 .334 Charisse Steckling (2006) 93 Andrea Morrone (2004-06) 131 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) 93 Kim Richards (2006-09) 127 Kim Richards (2006-09) BLOCK SOLOS ASSISTS 91 Stephanie Sagat (2006-08) 126 Lauren Hatter (2006-08) 103 (93 sets) - 2001 1503 Andrea Morrone (2007) 95 (141 sets) - 2008 1356 Rachel Ruedi (2008) DIGS 90 (101 sets) - 2002 1355 Andrea Morrone (2006) 1504 Lauren Hatter (2005-08) 1491 Lauren Seliga (2007-10) BLOCK ASSISTS SERVICE ACES 1399 Andrea Morrone (2004-07) 418 (141 sets) - 2008 44 Lauren Seliga (2010) 1272 Stephanie Sagat (2006-09) 408 (111 sets) - 2005 42 Lauren Hatter (2008) 1148 Ashlee Lindish (2007, 09) 405 (117 sets) - 2010 40 Lauren Hatter (2006) 40 Andrea Morrone (2005) TOTAL BLOCKS 304.0 (141 sets) - 2008 DIGS 290.5 (93 sets) - 2001 638 Ashlee Lindish (2007) 281.5 (101 sets) - 2002 550 Lauren Hatter (2006) 510 Ashlee Lindish (2009) SETS PLAYED 141 - 2008 BLOCK SOLOS 130 - 2009 35 Katie Gilman (2002) 128 - 2007 28 Katie Gilman (2003) 26 Danielle Mount (2008) MATCHES PLAYED 26 Sara deBuhr (2008) 39 - 2008 37 - 2009 BLOCK ASSISTS 36 - 2007 113 Katie Gilman (2002) 112 Rebecca Lisle (2005) MOST WINS 94 Sara deBuhr (2009) 32 - 2009 32 - 2007 TOTAL BLOCKS 31 - 2008 148 Katie Gilman (2002) 127 Rebecca Lisle (2005) HIGHEST WINNING PCT. 116 Danielle Mount (2008) .889 - 2007 .865 - 2009 SETS PLAYED .844 - 2010 136 Rachel Ruedi (2008) 131 Lauren Hatter (2008) 130 Stephanie Sagat (2008)

Bold = current Flyer Sara deBuhr (‘09) is the Flyers’ Stephanie Sagat (‘09) is the Flyers’ career leader in total blocks and career leader in kills. block assists.

26 Yearly Results Team Honors

Year W-L-T Pct. GLVC Coach NCAA Division II National Runner-Up 1974 2-10 .167 --- Tat Shiely 1981 1975 12-4 .750 --- Karen Lockyer 1976 24-5 .828 --- Karen Lockyer 1977 29-14 .674 --- Karen Lockyer NCAA Division II Tournament 1978 47-15-1 .754 --- Karen Lockyer 1982, ‘88, ‘89, 1979 45-15-4 .734 --- Karen Lockyer 1980 48-13 .787 --- Karen Lockyer 2000, ‘02, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 1981 51-11-2 .813 --- Karen Lockyer 1982 28-16 .636 1st Karen Lockyer GLVC Champion 1983 23-24 .489 1st Karen Lockyer 1984 27-23 .540 2nd Karen Lockyer 1982, ‘83, ‘89, 1992, 1985 7-34 .171 5-10 Karen Lockyer 2006, ‘07, ‘08, ‘10 1986 23-9 .719 10-4, 3rd Karen Lockyer 1987 31-9 .775 9-2, 2nd Karen Lockyer 1988 31-9 .775 8-0, 2nd Karen Lockyer GLVC Runner-Up 1989 27-10 .730 11-0, 1st Karen Lockyer 1984, ‘87, ‘88, ‘09 1990 21-16 .568 6-3, 3rd Karen Lockyer 1991 13-21 .382 5-4, 5th Karen Lockyer 1992 17-17 .500 8-3, 1st Karen Lockyer AIAW National Tournament 1993 14-16 .467 6-3, T-3rd Karen Lockyer 1978 (6th), ‘79 (3rd), 1980, ‘81 (6th) 1994 19-11 .633 7-2, T-3rd Karen Lockyer 1995 17-13 .567 14-6, T-3rd Karen Lockyer 1996 17-12 .586 11-5, GLVC 1st round Karen Lockyer AIAW Midwest Tournament 1997 11-20 .355 7-9, GLVC 1st round Karen Lockyer 1998 16-10 .615 10-6, GLVC 1st round Karen Lockyer 1979 (2nd), 1980 (3rd), ‘81 (Champion) 1999 15-16 .484 8-8, No postseason Karen Lockyer 2000 21-10 .677 12-4, T-3rd Karen Lockyer Illinois AIAW Champion 2001 16-10 .615 10-4, GLVC 1st round Karen Lockyer 2002 25-5 .833 12-3, T-3rd Karen Lockyer 1979, 1980, ‘81 2003 16-12 .571 8-7, GLVC 1st round Karen Lockyer 2004 18-10 .643 10-6, GLVC 1st round Karen Lockyer Illinois AIAW Runner-Up 2005 17-13 .567 9-7, GLVC 1st round Karen Lockyer 2006 25-6 .806 14-2, 1st Karen Lockyer/Dan Friend 1976, ‘77, ‘78 2007 32-4 .889 17-2, 1st Lorelee Smith 2008 31-8 .795 16-2, 1st Lorelee Smith 2009 32-5 .865 14-0, 2nd Lorelee Smith 2010 27-5 .843 13-1, 1st Lorelee Smith TOTAL 875-461-7 .654 260-103 4 coaches

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27 NATIONAL RECOGNITION Our student-athletes have received the NCAA’s highest individual honors including winning the Walter Byers Scholarship Award (the NCAA’s top student-athlete) and the NCAA Woman of the Year Award.

COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS We have initiated national community partnerships with the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Habitat for Humanity.

UNIQUE FISCAL MODEL We offer a unique ﬁscal model for intercollegiate athletics that redeﬁne the institutional value for sponsoring sports and offering athletics scholarships. 28 LEWIS UNIVERSITY AT A GLANCE Located 30 minutes southwest of Chicago, Lewis hundreds of Navy flight instructors were trained University is a comprehensive, Catholic univer- at Lewis. In 1952, the school was renamed the sity, where the traditions of liberal learning and Lewis College of Science and Technology and preparation for professional life give the University granted its first baccalaureate degrees. In 1960, its educational identity and Mission focus. the De La Salle Christian Brothers - members of Lewis provides more than 80 programs of a 328-year-old religious order devoted exclusive- undergraduate study, 22 graduate programs, and ly to teaching and named after Saint John Baptist accelerated programs for working adults through de La Salle, their founder and Patron Saint of the Colleges of Arts and Sciences, Business, Educators – assumed direction of the institu- Education and Nursing and Health Professions. tion. Today, with growing enrollment, outstanding Premier programs include aviation, criminal/social programs, experienced faculty and motivated justice, education, nursing, and business. Lewis students, Lewis University is recognized as one is one of many schools sponsored by the De La of the finest, mid-sized, comprehensive Catholic Salle Christian Brothers with 328 years of teaching universities in the country. experience in the Lasallian tradition. AFFILIATION MISSION Private, co-educational Catholic and Lasallian Lewis University, guided by its Catholic and Lasal- University that was founded in 1932. One of lian heritage, provides to a diverse student popula- approximately 100 universities worldwide spon- LEWIS UNIVERSITY tion programs for a liberal and professional educa- sored by the De La Salle Christian Brothers. PRESIDENT tion grounded in the interaction of knowledge and fidelity in the search for truth. Lewis promotes the BROTHER JAMES GAFFNEY, FSC LOCATION development of the complete person through the Main campus situated on 376 beautiful acres in Brother James Gaffney, FSC, President of Lewis pursuit of wisdom and justice. Fundamental to Romeoville, Illinois just 30 minutes southwest of Lewis University University since 1988, has provided leadership its Mission is a spirit of association which fosters Chicago. during a period of significant growth that has community in all teaching, learning and service. seen enrollment increase to nearly 6,500 stu- CAMPUS SITES HISTORY Romeoville, Chicago, Hickory Hills, Oak Brook, dents, while the University has received regional Founded in 1932 Shorewood, Tinley Park and Albuquerque (NM) and even national recognition for its academic under the direction of the quality. During his tenure, the entire campus has Chicago Archdiocese and ENROLLMENT been transformed through numerous construc- Bishop Bernard J. Sheil, 6,500 total students Lewis began as the Holy tion and renovation projects, amounting to an Name Technical School, a FACULTY investment of more than $150 million. Academic school for boys and was 200 full-time. Student / faculty ratio is 14:1 offerings have dramatically expanded throughout established on 170 acres all four colleges of the University to include more of farmland donated by COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS than 80 undergraduate programs, 25 graduate Michael and Frances Fitz- •College of Arts and Sciences patrick of Lockport. Avia- •College of Business degrees and doctoral programs, including an tion technology became •College of Education Ed.D. in Educational Leadership and a D.N.P. (Doc- the special emphasis of instruction and the origin •College of Nursing and Health Professions tor of Nursing Practice). A School of Professional of today’s highly regarded Department of Aviation •School for Professional and Continuing and Continuing Education has been established to and Transportation Studies. During World War II, Education better serve working adults. Brother James participates as a director, trustee or board member of more than 12 educational, religious, civic, corporate and community organizations and agencies. A member and former chair of the Federation of Independent Illinois Colleges and Universities, he also serves on the Executive Council of Metropolis Strategies. He is Vice Chairman for the Will County Community Foundation and is an active board member for the Will County Center for Economic Development, Provena Health and First Midwest Bancorp, Inc. A member of the De La Salle Christian Brothers, he chairs the Lasallian Association of Colleges and Universities.

www.LewisFlyers.com DEGREES PHONE NUMBERS •Associate of Science (A.S.) Main Phone...... (800) 897-9000 •Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Admission...... (815) 836-5250 •Bachelor of Elected Studies (B.E.S.) Alumni Relations ...... (815) 836-5472 •Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Athletics...... (815) 836-5247 •Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.) •Master of Arts (M.A.) Financial Aid Services...... (815) 836-5263 •Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) Graduate and Adult Admission...(815) 836-5610 •Master of Education (M.Ed.) Marketing/Communications...... (815) 836-5291 •Master of Science (M.S.) President’s Office...... (815) 836-5230 •Master of Science in Nursing (M.S.N.) Registrar...... (815) 836-5133 •Certificate of Advanced Study (C.A.S.) Student Services...... (815) 836-5275 •Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) University Advancement...... (815) 836-5244 PROGRAMS More than 80 undergraduate majors and pro- SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES grams of study and 22 graduate programs. • The Scholars Academy and Connections Program, FOCUS offering intellectually challenging opportunities Professional and career preparation in a liberal to pursue learning beyond scheduled course- arts tradition work. ACTIVITIES NOTABLE • The Study Abroad Program, providing learning More than 30 active student organizations. •Ninth-largest private university in Illinois. opportunities in Ireland, Mexico, England, Italy, •Named “A Best Midwestern College” by The China and elsewhere. Princeton Review RESIDENCE HALLS • Community service projects, including volunteer Twelve residence halls housing 1,300 students. •Fully wireless at Main Campus •Rated “Top Tier” by U.S. News and World Report outreach in Appalachia, Mexico and Bolivia. • Pre-professional programs in the health profes- ALUMNI •Largest bachelor’s degree program in Nursing More than 35,000 in Illinois sions, engineering and law. •Nationally-ranked Flight Team • The Lewis University Airport, providing hands- •Nationally-ranked Mock Trial Team LEADING REASONS TO on instructional experience for students majoring •Award-winning student newspaper The Flyer in aviation, directly adjacent to campus. ENROLL AT LEWIS •First all digital college radio station in the country • Unique academic programs including a Doctor- 1. Career and professional preparation in a •One of only 14 accredited programs in Athletic ate of Education (Ed.D.) in Educational Leader- liberal arts tradition. Training among private universities in Illinois ship for 2. Mid-sized university with comprehensive op- •Second largest undergraduate program in Criminal Social/Justice among private universities Teaching and Learning, Master of Science portunities. in Illinois degrees in Lewis University Lewis 3. Ideal location. •The oldest Aviation program among universities Public Safety Administration and Information Se- 4. Faculty focused on teaching. in Illinois curity, and Bachelor of Arts degrees in Forensic 5. Outstanding facilities and learning environ- •The only University aviation program in Illinois Criminal Investigation and Aviation Security. ment. with an airport on campus 6. Programs to prepare you for today’s careers. •Located in Will County, one of the fastest growing 7. Values based education. counties in the country •Largest graduate program in School Counseling 8. Attention to the whole person. and Guidance in Illinois 9. Affordable. 10. Lewis prepares intellectually engaged, ethically grounded, globally aware, and socially responsible graduates.

www.LewisFlyers.com Neil Carey Arena, home of both basketball and What Schumacher is most proud of, however, volleyball teams, has seen the most upgrades as it is the performance of his student-athletes in the now features a new floor, new roof, air condition- classroom. In the past four years, the gradu- ing, scoreboards, a video board, island baskets ation rate for Lewis student-athletes has risen and retractable bleachers which has increased the from 60% to as high as 86%, while the Flyers’ seating capacity. Academic Success Rate (ASR) has peaked at a The locker rooms in Neil Carey Arena have remarkable 98%, been remodeled and are now equipped with flat Schumacher has brought along eight new head screen televisions and new open-air stadium coaches, including women’s volleyball coach lockers. Lewis now has the ability to video stream Lorelee Smith, who has won three GLVC regular all of their home basketball games and volleyball season and tournament championships and has matches from the Arena on www.LewisFlyers.com. lost just 22 matches in only four seasons. Schumacher has also brought Lewis Athletics to A 1986 Carl Sandburg High School graduate, the television airwaves, as the Flyers are in their Schumacher was responsible for the financial fourth-year of airing Flyer contests on Lakeshore administration of Winona State athletics. Among Public Television. Lakeshore can been seen in up his duties were marketing and promotions, to 3.5 million households in both the Chicagoland development, external relations, corporate rela- and Northwest Indiana suburbs. tions, facilities oversight, budgeting and NCAA Schumacher’s biggest accomplishment - however compliance. - is the completion of the Lewis University Multi- Schumacher was the primary catalyst of a Purpose Athletics Complex in September of 2011. two-year campaign that generated $3 million, The complex features a multi-purpose field and through private donations and newly developed LEWIS UNIVERSITY NCAA-certified, nine-lane competition track. The athletics department revenue channels, for major ATHLETICS DIRECTOR multi-purpose field and track, which will be lighted, improvements to Winona State’s soccer, football, can be used for a variety of different sports, baseball, softball and basketball facilities. He DAN SCHUMACHER including track, soccer, football and lacrosse and also spearheaded a project that transformed a When Dan Schumacher was hired as Lewis many of our intramural and club sports. The facility $42,000 annual corporate sponsorship program University’s Director of Athletics in June of will offer future stadium bleacher seating avail- into an annual corporate/external relations Lewis University 2006, the Chicago native knew the heights that able up to 5,000 fans, including a state of the art program that generates $500,000 in scholar- the Flyers Athletics program could reach as a scoreboard. ships for Winona State athletics and the WSU department. Both the men’s and women’s swimming teams Foundation. With great vision comes great expectations, have directly benefitted from Schumacher’s efforts, Schumacher spent seven years with Conseco and Schumacher and the Flyers have most as the Lewis Swimming Pool now has a state- Finance Corporation prior to joining the Winona certainly delivered. of-the-art scoring system which has allowed the State staff, serving as Senior Credit Manager Since his arrival, Lewis has won the 2010-11 program to increase its home schedule. from 1995-98 and as Vice President from 1998- Great Lakes Valley Conference All-Sports Trophy, Schumacher has also helped make the John 2002. He was a Branch Manager for TCF Bank seven regular-season GLVC championships F. Kennedy Sports Center become more ‘Flyer and Mortgage Corporation in Minneapolis from and 12 GLVC Tournament championships, while Friendly’, as the hallways proudly display Lewis 1990-95. making appearances in 16 NCAA Tournaments, Athletics Artwork and each office has furniture that Schumacher earned a bachelor’s degree in including the men’s soccer team’s run to the has the Lewis Flyers Athletics logo emblazoned on public relations (business administration minor) ‘Final Four’ in 2009. it. The Athletic Training room has been remodeled in 1989 and a master’s degree in educational/ While the Flyers have made improvements on and now holds custom tables, cabinets, flooring school administration in 2005, both at Winona the field, the fields have also been improved and an ice machine. State. He is currently pursuing his Doctorate in during Schumacher’s tenure, as there has been Outside the JFK Sports Center, the Lewis softball education at Lewis. over $5,000,000 worth of facility upgrades on team now has new dugouts, a new press box and a As a member of the WSU football team, he the Romeoville campus. custom windscreen for the outfield fence, while the garnered All-America honors and served two Schumacher helped speed up the facility outfield fence of Brennan Field, home of the Flyer seasons as a team captain. upgrade timeline by forming the Varsity Club, baseball team, now has a custom windscreen as Schumacher and wife Kristin are the parents an organized, non-profit fundraising arm of the well. On the docket for both fields are brand new of daughter Kasey (16) and sons Jack (13) and Lewis University Athletic Department that sup- Daktronics video scoreboards, which are slated to Declan (9). ports small-scale capital improvements. be finished by the 2012 season.

www.LewisFlyers.com MEET THE STAFF

Director of Athletics Associate Athletics Director Associate Athletics Director Senior Woman Adminstrator/ Faculty Athletics Representative Dan Schumacher Tim Gotto Brian Summers Head Women’s Basketball Coach Dr. Nancy Workman Lisa Carlsen

Sports Information Director Academic Advisor Head Athletic Trainer Assistant to the Athletics Director Head Baseball Coach Matt Brendich Courtney Davis Liz D’Elia Sherri Kavanagh Tim McDonough Lewis University Lewis

Head Men’s Basketball Coach Head Cross Country/ Head Men’s and Head Men’s Soccer Coach Head Women’s Soccer Coach Scott Trost Track and Field Coach Women’s Golf Coach Evan Fiffles Chris Koenig Dana Schwarting Skip Steffey

Head Softball Coach Interim Head Men’s and Women’s Head Men’s and Women’s Head Men’s Volleyball Coach Head Women’s Volleyball Coach George DiMatteo Swimming Coach Tennis Coach Dan Friend Lorelee Smith Steve O’Leary Brett Bridel www.LewisFlyers.com Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach Assistant Men’s and Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach Assistant Women’s Didi Barreto Raul Barillas Women’s Volleyball Coach Julie Colhoff Basketball Coach Andy Cole Meshia Easley

Assistant Cross Country/ Assistant Cross Country/ Assistant Facilities/ Assistant Softball Coach Assistant Men’s Volleyball Coach Lewis University Track and Field Coach Track and Field Coach Games Management John Mackinson Matt McCarthy Rick Hammer James Kearney Tim Kraft

Assistant Tennis Coach Assistant Athletics Trainer Assistant Track and Field Coach Assistant Sports Taynara Moraes Rachael Patera Kathie Posa Information Director Assistant Baseball Coach Derrick Sloboda Scott Sobkowiak

Assistant Softball Coach Assistant Women’s Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach Assistant Men’s Volleyball Coach Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach Sara Somogyi Basketball Coach Kate Taylor Gerard Weik Neal Young Tracy Summers STAFF DIRECTORY Director of Athletics Dan Schumacher...... 836-5247 Head Cross Country/Track and Field Coach Dana Schwarting...... 836-5563 Associate Director of Athletics Tim Gotto...... 836-5612 Head Men’s and Women’s Golf Coach Skip Steffey...... 836-5901 Assistant Director of Athletics Brian Summers...... 836-5228 Head Men’s Soccer Coach Evan Fiffles...... 836-5495 Senior Woman Adminstrator/ Head Women’s Soccer Coach Chris Koenig...... 836-5496 Head Women’s Basketball Coach Lisa Carlsen...... 836-5876 Head Softball Coach George DiMatteo...... 836-5547 Sports Information Director Matt Brendich...... 836-5229 Interim Head Swimming Coach Steve O’Leary...... 836-5526 Head Athletic Trainer Liz D’Elia...... 836-5614 Head Men’s and Women’s Tennis Coach Brett Bridel...... 836-5770 Head Baseball Coach Tim McDonough...... 836-5254 Head Men’s Volleyball Coach Dan Friend...... 836-5447 Head Men’s Basketball Coach Scott Trost...... 836-5451 Head Women’s Volleyball Coach Lorelee Smith...... 836-5775 www.LewisFlyers.com FIELDS OF DREAMS

Neil Carey Arena - home of Lewis men’s and women’s basketball and men’s and women’s volleyball.

Lewis Softball Field - home of Lewis softball. Brennan Field - home of Lewis baseball.

Lewis Swimming Pool - home of Lewis men’s and women’s Lewis Tennis Courts - home of Lewis men’s and women’s

Lewis University Lewis swimming. tennis.

Prairie Bluff Golf Course - home of Lewis men’s and Lewis Recreation Center Field House - home for Lewis men’s women’s golf. and women’s indoor track and field.

Lewis Multi-Purpose Athletics Complex - home of Lewis men’s and women’s soccer and men’s and women’s outdoor track.

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