QUICK FACTS

Quick Facts ...... 1 2009 Liberty Volleyball Quick Facts Media Informati on ...... 2 Flames Sports Network ...... 3 General Informati on Name of School ...... Liberty University LibertyFlames.com ...... 3 City/Zip...... Lynchburg, Va. 24502 Volleyball Faciliti es ...... 4 Founded ...... 1971 Enrollment ...... 11,311 2008 Big South Champions - Season in Review ...... 5 Nickname ...... Lady Flames Big South Conference ...... 8 School Colors ...... Red, White and Blue Home Arena ...... Vines Center Head Coach Shane Pinder ...... 9 Capacity...... 8,085 Assistant Coaches ...... 10 Affi liati on ...... NCAA Division I Conference ...... Big South 2009 Team Roster ...... 11 Founder ...... Dr. Jerry Falwell Returning Player Profi les ...... 12 Chancellor ...... Jerry Falwell, Jr. Exec. Vice President ...... Dr. Ronald Godwin Newcomer Profi les ...... 24 Director of Athleti cs ...... Jeff Barber Opponent Capsules ...... 26 Athleti c Dept. Phone...... (434) 582-2100 Series Records ...... 32 Volleyball Informati on 2008 Stati sti cs/Results...... 34 Head Coach ...... Shane Pinder (Luther Rice Seminary, ’04) 2008 Big South Stati sti cs/Awards ...... 35 Record at Liberty ...... 84-77 (Five Years) Career Record ...... Same All-Time Awards/Honors ...... 37 Assistant Coach ...... Jennifer Vaden (Liberty, ’05) Year-by-Year Results...... 38 Graduate Assistant Coach ...... Crystal Carey (Liberty, ’03) Volleyball Offi ce Phone...... (434) 582-2614 Past Big South Championships ...... 46 2008 Record ...... 25-9 All-Time Roster ...... 48 2008 Conference Record/Finish ...... 13-3/T-1st 2008 Big South Championship Finish ...... 1st Coaching Records ...... 49 Lett erwinners Returning/Lost ...... 10/3 Record Book ...... 50 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 4+libero/2 1,000/1,000 Club ...... 53 History Liberty University ...... 54 First Year of Volleyball ...... 1976 Academic Aff airs for Athleti cs...... 56 All-Time Record...... 610-533 NCAA Tournament Berths/Last ...... 5/2008 University Administrati on ...... 57 Last Postseason Opponent ...... California Athleti cs Administrati on/Staff ...... 58 Result ...... L/11-25, 25-21, 16-25, 19-25 (1st Rd. – 2008 NCAA) Big South Championships/Last ...... 5/2008 Sports Medicine ...... 60

This publicati on has been produced by the Liberty Offi ce of Athleti cs Communicati ons Informati on Athleti cs Communicati ons. Asst. A.D. - Communicati ons...... Todd Wetmore Editor: Paul Carmany Ath. Communicati ons Offi ce Phone ...... (434) 582-2292 Cell Phone ...... (434) 841-8974 Assistant Editors: Todd Wetmore, Ryan Email Address ...... [email protected] Bomberger, Vincent Briedis and Jennifer Asst. Ath. Comm. Dir./Volleyball Contact ...... Paul Carmany Shelton Cell Phone ...... (434) 221-5575 Contributors: Anna Goldsmith and Joe Email Address ...... [email protected] Carmany Assoc. Athleti cs Communicati ons Dir...... Ryan Bomberger Email Address ...... [email protected] Photography: Les Schofer, Kevin Giedd, Jamie Hall, Jordan Crossingham, Scott Bruhn, Duke Asst. Athleti cs Communicati ons Dir...... Vincent Briedis Photography and LU Archives Email Address ...... [email protected] Ath. Communicati ons Grad. Asst...... Jennifer Shelton Cover Design: Brian Wallace, Ryan Bomberger Email Address ...... [email protected] and Paul Carmany Ath. Communicati ons Fax ...... (434) 582-2076 Printi ng: Multi Ad, Inc., Mailing Address .....1971 University Blvd., Lynchburg, VA 24502 Peoria, Ill. Athleti cs Website ...... LibertyFlames.com

LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 1 MEDIA INFORMATION

2009 LIBERTY VOLLEYBALL MEDIA INFORMATION REACHING COACH PINDER MEDIA OUTLETS Please assist us in providing you with To speak with Liberty Head Coach Shane the most accurate informati on possible Pinder, please contact the Athleti cs Com- Flames Sports Network - TV by observing the media guidelines listed municati ons Offi ce to make arrangements. Bruce Carey, Producer below when dealing with any Liberty LBN University athleti cs program. 1971 University Blvd. | Lynchburg, VA 24502 FLAMES CLUB LUNCHEONS Phone: (434) 582-2708 | Fax: (434) 582-2895 At various ti mes during the season, the MEDIA PARKING Flames Club hosts a luncheon in the Donor Flames Sports Network - Radio Volleyball parking is located between Room of the Williams Football Operati ons Jamie Hall, Stati on Manager the Vines Center and the DeMoss Learn- Center. Lunch begins at noon, followed by WWMC - 90.9 FM “The Light” ing Center. Please call the Offi ce of Ath- comments from various coaches. Follow- 1971 University Blvd. | Lynchburg, VA 24502 Phone: (434) 582-3691 | Fax: (434) 582-7461 leti cs Communicati ons with any parking ing the luncheon, Coach Pinder is usually questi ons or concerns you may have. available for interviews. WDBJ-TV/Channel 7 Travis Wells, Sports Director MATCH PRESS SERVICES 2807 Hershberger Rd. NW | Roanoke, VA 24017 The staff of the Offi ce of Athleti cs LIIBERTYBERTY UNNIVERSITYIVERSITY OFFICEFFICE OFOF Phone: (540) 344-7000 | Fax: (540) 344-5097 Communicati ons will be at your service ATHLETICSTHLETICS COOMMUNICATIONSMMUNICATIONS throughout the contest. All members of Phone: (434) 582-2292 | Fax: (434) 582-2076 WSLS-TV/Channel 10 the media will be provided with lineup John Appicello, Sports Director cards, any game notes, media guides, P.O. Box 10 | Roanoke, VA 24022 stati sti cs, play-by-play sheets and any Phone: (540) 981-9126 | Fax: (540) 343-2059 other perti nent informati on before and WSET-TV/Channel 13 aft er each match. Full stati sti cs will be Dennis Carter, Sports Director available at the end of the match. 2320 Langhorne Rd. | Lynchburg, VA 24501 Telephones and a fax machine will also Phone: (434) 528-1313 | Fax: (434) 847-8800 be available for the media’s use. Liberty Champion INTERVIEW POLICY TODD WETMORE RYAN BOMBERGER Sports Editor ASSISTANT AD FOR ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS 1971 University Blvd. | Lynchburg, VA 24502 All interview requests must be coor- COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR Phone: (434) 582-2124 | Fax: (434) 582-2420 dinated by a member of the Offi ce of Athleti cs Communicati ons staff . Player Lynchburg News and Advance interviews will not confl ict with classes, Chris Morris, Sports Editor meeti ngs or practi ce ti mes. Players are Chris Lang, Beat Writer typically available aft er practi ce. Inter- 101 Wyndale Drive | P.O. Box 10129 views are not permitt ed in the locker Lynchburg, VA 24506 room or training room. Phone: (434) 385-5554 | Fax: (434) 385-5538 Richmond Times-Dispatch POST-MATCH POLICY Sports Editor Contact a member of the Athleti cs VINCENT BRIEDIS PAUL CARMANY P.O. Box 85333 | Richmond, VA 23293 ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS Communicati ons staff for specifi c infor- COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR/ Phone: (804) 649-6554 | Fax: (804) 775-8085 mati on regarding the post-match policy. VOLLEYBALL CONTACT Liberty Head Coach Shane Pinder and The Roanoke Times requested players are available for com- Sports Editor ment aft er a brief 10-minute cooling pe- P.O. Box 2491 | Roanoke, VA 24010 Phone: (540) 981-3100 | Fax: (540) 524-4698 riod aft er the match’s conclusion. AVCA DAILY PRACTICE SESSIONS Leah Brock, Manager of Communicati ons Practi ces are conducted at either the 2365 Harrodsburg Road, Suite A325 Vines Center or the Schilling Center. Lexington, KY 40504 Practi ces are generally open to the me- JENNIFER SHELTON Phone: (859) 226-4315 | Fax: (859) 226-4338 ATHLETICS dia, unless otherwise announced. Please COMMUNICATIONS contact a member of the Athleti cs Com- GRADUATE ASSISTANT Associated Press municati ons staff if you plan to att end a Sports Desk 600 East Main St. | Richmond, VA 23219-2684 workout. Phone: (800) 552-9935 | Fax: (800) 357-8525

2 LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 FLAMES SPORTS NETWORK

volleyball standout Erin McKeown will provide color commentary and analysis. The 2003 Big South Volleyball Player of the Year is currently working as Liberty’s Assistant Director of Compliance. FSN’s television broadcast team con- sists of trained professionals who have For the sixth consecuti ve year, the worked for most of the major sporti ng Flames Sports Network (FSN) will tele- networks in the United States, includ- vise most of the Liberty volleyball team’s ing ESPN, ABC Sports, CBS Sports, NBC home matches during the 2009 season. Sports, NASCAR, SportSouth, Comcast The network, which is slated to and Fox Sports. broadcast eight Lady Flames home con- FSN’s television broadcasti ng of Lib- tests live from the Vines Center, has cov- erty’s home athleti cs events is handled ered Liberty’s athleti cs teams for the past through the Liberty Channel, a satellite/ 29 years, including both radio and televi- cable network off ering family-friendly sion coverage. television. The Liberty Channel can be Ray Jones, who also works on the viewed in the greater Lynchburg area on FSN football, men’s basketball and wom- most cable systems. en’s basketball broadcasts, returns this For the second season in a row, Lib- Bruce Carey - Liberty University season as play-by-play commenator for erty volleyball matches will also be broad- Producer - Athleti cs TV Broadcasts volleyball. cast live over the air on ABC 13 (WSET), as Jones, who will be doing volleyball part of the stati on’s digital programming. For more informati on about FSN’s play-by-play for the sixth season in a row, Additi onally, Lady Flames home vol- television broadcasts, contact Kevin Keys, has been a part of the FSN team since leyball contests and a majority of Big Liberty University Associate AD for Exter- 1991. South road matches will once again be nal Operati ons, at (434) 592-3905 or by Jones will have a new broadcast part- streamed live over the Internet via the email at [email protected] ner this season, as former Lady Flames Big South Network.

2009 Schedule of FSN Volleyball Telecasts

Date Opponent Time Sept. 4 E. Tennessee St. 7 p.m. Sept. 5 Howard 10:30 a.m. Sept. 5 Elon 6 p.m. Sept. 25 Winthrop 7 p.m. Oct. 6 Radford 7 p.m. Oct. 16 Charleston So. 7 p.m. Nov. 6 UNC Asheville 7 p.m. Nov. 10 High Point 7 p.m.

Head Coach Shane Pinder chats with the FSN announcers during a postmatch interview.

For the most complete and up-to-date informati on on the Liberty Uni- versity Athleti cs Department, log on to the program’s offi cial web site - Liber- tyFlames.com - the best avenue to fi nd out breaking news on the Lady Flames’ volleyball program. Volleyball is not the only sport covered by LibertyFlames.com. You can access rosters, players and coaches’ bios, stati sti cs and schedules for each of Liberty’s 19 NCAA Division I sponsored athleti cs programs. Fans can catch up on the latest athleti cs department news and notes just by clicking on the numer- ous links found on LibertyFlames.com. Visit today!

LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 3 VOLLEYBALL FACILITIES

Vines Center The Vines Center, home of the Liber- Liberty averaged the highest att en- ty University volleyball team, has played dance in the conference in 2007, helping host to some of the most memorable the Lady Flames squad earn the No. 1 moments in program history. The Lady seed for the Big South Volleyball Champi- Flames’ boisterous fans have helped en- onship at the Vines Center. courage the team to numerous important The Lady Flames broke the Big South victories, including a pair of Big South single-match att endance mark in 2007, ti tles. as 1,583 fans fi led in to see Liberty de- Liberty has played especially well at feat Winthrop on Oct. 27, 2007, halti ng the Vines Center in recent years, going the Eagles’ 63-match Big South winning 67-27 at home in the past eight seasons. streak. Two weeks later, on Nov. 10, the Liberty has hosted the Big South Vol- record was eclipsed once more when Vines Center exterior leyball Championship inside the Vines 1,622 fans watched Liberty sweep Rad- Center on two occasions (2001 & 2007), ford on Senior Night. and the Lady Flames have captured the The Vines Center, completed in No- championship both ti mes. vember 1990, also serves as the home of Over 3,000 fans watched the Lady the Liberty men’s and women’s basket- Flames defeat Coastal Carolina, Winthrop ball teams, and the wrestling squad. and Radford to win the 2001 conference The facility, which seats 8,085 spec- ti tle. The 1,125 fans present at the semifi - tators for volleyball, hosts Liberty Univer- nal win over Winthrop, and the crowd of sity Convocati on services and numerous 1,037 at the championship match versus music concerts. The Harlem Globetrot- Radford, represented two of the largest ters, Nati onal Basketball Associati on exhi- single-match att endance fi gures in Big biti on games and the Big South Basketball An entrance tunnel and fl amethrowers are South volleyball history, unti l the 2007 Championship have also been played at two of the newest additi ons to the campaign. the facility. Vines Center volleyball experience. Campus East Volleyball Facility During the spring of 2007, the Lib- dream and vision of building a world- erty volleyball program was given a sec- class University and athleti cs program.” ondary practi ce facility as part of a new, Ashley Webber, the starti ng middle on-campus training complex. blocker for Liberty’s 2007 and 2008 Big The existi ng $750,000 facility on South championship teams, added, “The Campus East houses the volleyball new facility not only strengthened our coaches’ offi ces and a team room, and team on the court, but also off the court serves as the team’s exclusive practi ce as young women serving the Lord.” facility whenever the Vines Center and The Lady Flames and their coaching Schilling Center are unavailable. staff are grateful for the donati ons they The facility’s gymnasium “We are excited about the directi on have received over the course of the of Liberty Volleyball,” stated head volley- past two years. These monetary contri- ball coach Shane Pinder. “It is amazing to buti ons have enabled the team to begin see God’s hand moving in all areas of our furnishing their new facility, as seen in program. The most recent miracle is the the photo at bott om left . additi on of new offi ce spaces, which in- Donati ons are sti ll being sought in cludes a team room with a practi ce gym- order to complete the furnishing of the nasium att ached. Campus East facility. For more informa- “This facility allows us a bett er op- ti on, contact Liberty Assistant Athleti cs portunity to recruit, as well as more op- Director for Development and Flames portuniti es to train the team throughout Club Director Bob Good, at (434) 582- The Lady Flames make use of the team the season. The new volleyball complex 2178 or [email protected]. room at the Campus East facility. takes another step toward Dr. Falwell’s

4 LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 2008 BIG SOUTH CHAMPIONS

Liberty Successfully Defends Big South Championship

Kallie Corbin won her second straight Big South Championship MVP award. Liberty entered the 2008 Big South blocks during their fourth consecuti ve 3-0 Volleyball Championship at UNC Ashe- (25-23, 25-21, 25-20) whitewashing. ville’s Justi ce Center trying to accomplish Corbin’s 17 digs paced four Lady something which had never been done in Flames with double-digit digs, while Ash- program history. The Lady Flames were ley Webber had a hand in seven blocks. aiming to capture back-to-back Big South Sophomores Nicki Scripko and Bacon ti tles for the fi rst ti me. sparked the off ense with 12 and 10 kills, Aft er batt ling injuries during various respecti vely. parts of the year, the Lady Flames closed No. 3 seed Coastal Carolina, on a out the regular season with consecuti ve 10-match winning streak, stood across 3-0 sweeps of High Point and Winthrop. the net from Liberty in the Nov. 23 cham- Liberty’s season-ending surge left the pionship match. The Chanti cleers put up team in a three-way ti e for the Big South a strong fi ght, but the Lady Flames’ bal- regular-season championship, along with anced off ensive att ack propelled them to Coastal Carolina and High Point. However, a 3-1 (25-21, 25-23, 23-25, 25-20) triumph the Lady Flames owned the ti ebreaker and the Big South ti tle. and entered the tournament as the No. 1 All six Liberty starters fi nished with at seed for the second year in a row. least seven kills, led by Bacon’s 15. Tour- All-Tournament Team member Karyl Bacon recorded the Liberty opened the weekend by fac- nament MVP Corbin enjoyed a stellar championship-winning kill. ing the newest Big South member, No. 8 all-around performance, ending up with seed Gardner-Webb, in the fi rst round. seven kills, 46 assists, a team-high 21 digs 22008008 BBigig SSouthouth CChampionshiphampionship MMatchatch The Lady Flames needed only 68 minutes and three blocks. Noov.v. 223,3, 22008008 - AAsheville,sheville, N..C.C. to defeat the Bulldogs in a 3-0 (25-15, 25- Corbin became the fi rst player in 19, 25-15) sweep. conference history to be voted Big South ##11 LLibertyiberty 3,3, ##33 CCoastaloastal CarolinaCarolina 1 Serving keyed the Liberty victory over Championship MVP in back-to-back sea- ((25-21,25-21, 225-23,5-23, 223-25,3-25, 225-20)5-20) Gardner-Webb, as newly minted Big South sons. She was joined on the all-tourna- Player of the Year Kallie Corbin tallied fi ve ment team by Bacon and Scripko, who KKillill Leaderseaders of the Lady Flames’ 12 aces. Karyl Bacon made the squad for the second consecu- KKarylaryl BaconBacon (LU)(LU) - 1515 added her fi rst of three double-doubles in ti ve year. MMeganegan BBickfordickford (CCU)(CCU) - 1717 the tournament, fi nishing with a match- With the Big South Championship high 10 kills and 12 digs. trophy in hand, the Lady Flames advanced AAssistssist Leaderseaders Next up for the Lady Flames was a to the NCAA Tournament for the second KKallieallie CorbinCorbin (LU)(LU) - 4646 semifi nal ti lt against No. 4 seed UNC Ashe- straight season. Liberty was able to take MMeaganeagan TTraceyracey ((CCU)CCU) - 5500 ville, which had defeated Liberty at the a set from No. 4 nati onal seed Nebraska Justi ce Center 15 days earlier. This ti me on the Huskers’ home court, before falling DDigig Leeadersaders around, the Lady Flames’ defense was the 3-1 (11-25, 25-21, 16-25, 19-25) and end- KKallieallie CorbinCorbin (LU)(LU) - 2121 story. Liberty came up with 69 digs and 10 ing a stellar season at 25-9. BBrerett StarbuckStarbuck (CCU)(CCU) - 2121

LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 5 2008 SEASON IN PICTURES

2008 Liberty Volleyball The 2008 Lady Flames ...

Repeated as Big South Tournament champions for the fi rst ti me in program history.

Claimed their fi ft h Big South ti tle, tying Winthrop for the most championships in conference history.

Captured a share of their second straight Big South regular-season ti tle.

Finished with a 25-9 overall The 2008 Lady Flames took this picturesque team photo atop Liberty Mountain, record. just 17 days before opening up a memorable championship season.

Chelaine McCarty made four consecuti ve The Lady Flames opened the season with eight consecuti ve wins, all-tournament teams to begin the year. beginning with this 3-0 sweep of N.C. State on Aug. 29. Non-Conference Highlights

The Lady Flames won their fi rst-ever match versus a Division I team from California, sweeping UC Irvine 3-0 on Sept. 21.

Liberty went 2-0 versus the ACC, picking up wins over N.C. State and Maryland.

The Lady Flames went unbeaten at both the Third Degree Sportswear Invitati onal Liberty celebrates a 3-1 victory at Commonwealth rival James Madison on and the Patriot Invitati onal. Sept. 9, the Lady Flames’ fi rst victory over the Dukes since 2003.

6 LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 2008 SEASON IN PICTURES

The Year in Pictures Liberty’s 3 Seniors

Jessica Nelson became the eighth member of Lib- erty’s 1,000/1,000 Club. (Please see page 53 to see the exclusive company Nelson joined.)

Carmen Streeper jump served for four aces dur- ing her 12 appearances.

Ashley Webber hit .875 at Winthrop on Oct. 17, set- ti ng a new school record for att ack percentage in a single match. Jessica Nelson Carmen Streeper Ashley Webber

Nebraska Notes

Liberty took a set from Nebraska in the opening round of the 2008 NCAA Tournament.

It was the second consecuti ve year the Lady Flames have won a set against an eventual Final Four qualifi er.

Big South Dominance Kallie Corbin, All-American Liberty went 16-3 versus Big South opponents in 2008. Junior sett er Kallie Corbin was an honorable menti on AVCA The Lady Flames swept conference All-American, becoming the foes by a 3-0 score on 13 program’s fi rst NCAA Division I occasions. All-American.

LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 7 BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE

Since its founding in 1983, the Big and in his 13 years at the helm of the Big In the last 15 years alone, the Big South Conference has matured into a South, Kallander has been instrumental in South Conference has experienced monu- competitive leader in college athletics, ac- aggressively promoting the conference to mental growth and success in nearly ev- tively pursuing excellence on the fi eld of new levels. The conference has enjoyed ery sport. During this time, the conference play and in the classroom. The league’s record levels in marketing revenue during has had two individual national champi- growing presence as an NCAA Division I the past several years, he has brought ons, more than 200 All-Americans, has athletic conference is evident by athletic television coverage to Big South women’s reached the “Sweet 16” in men’s soccer, accomplishments on the national stage, basketball, baseball and softball for the women’s basketball and baseball, has re- innovative marketing and media partner- fi rst time in conference history, as well as ceived national Top 25 rankings in men’s ships, increased television packages and increased national television exposure to soccer, men’s basketball, women’s basket- quality athletic competition while intention- the League as a whole through aggressive ball, baseball, men’s outdoor track & fi eld ally fostering the academic, personal, so- and unique television packages. and men’s golf, had an individual selected cial, athletic and leadership development Under Kallander’s leadership, the to play in the NCAA Singles Championship of each student-athlete. This has evolved Big South developed and initiated its fi rst four times in addition to the fi rst men’s ten- into the conference’s mission of “Develop- long-range strategic plan, re-affi rming the nis doubles at-large selection, had the No. ing Leaders Through Athletics.” league’s vision as a distinctive athletic 1 ranked men’s golfer in the country, has The Big South Conference was conference committed to the quality of in- had the nation’s top scoring men’s basket- formed on August 21, 1983, when Charles- stitutional life through athletic competition. ball team three consecutive years as well ton Southern (then Baptist College) Athlet- He also spearheaded the efforts to add as the national men’s basketball scoring ic Director Howard Bagwell and Augusta football as a championship sport, which leader twice, received an at-large playoff President George Christenberry began came to fruition in 2002, and has solidi- berth in the Football Championship Sub- recruiting members into the Big South, re- fi ed conference membership with the ad- division in 2006, and had an institution ceiving initial commitments from Augusta, ditions of High Point, Gardner-Webb and fi nish fi fth in the NCAA Men’s Golf Cham- Charleston Southern, Campbell, Coastal Presbyterian, and in 2011-12, the return of pionships – the conference’s highest-ever Carolina and Winthrop. charter member Campbell University. Kal- team fi nish in an NCAA event. One month later, Dr. Edward M. Sin- lander’s long range vision has also includ- In 2006-07, the Big South was the only gleton was selected as the League’s fi rst ed technological advancements, as the conference nationwide to have an at-large commissioner and continued to solicit new conference introduced its fi rst live event participant in the football playoffs (Coastal members. His efforts led to the additions video streaming in 2005 and has since Carolina), a team in the second round of of Armstrong State, Radford and UNC expanded its video offerings to more than the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament Asheville, giving the Big South more than 600 events annually through a partnership (Winthrop) and a No. 1 seed in the NCAA the required six members to constitute an with the member institutions, as well as Baseball Regionals (Coastal Carolina). In offi cial conference. The Big South’s fi rst the creation of several online and social fact, Coastal Carolina’s baseball program year of competition was in the fall of 1984, media platforms. has been a No. 1 seed three out of the last and in September 1986, the Big fi ve years, while its FCS playoff South Conference was granted berth in 2006 came in just the fi fth full-fl edged NCAA Division I sta- The Big South Conference year of the Big South’s football tus. existence. During its infancy and prior to The conference’s tagline, “De- securing automatic bids to NCAA veloping Leaders Through Ath- Championships, the Big South letics,” was unveiled in 2008-09 made early strides in earning at- in conjunction with the confer- large berths in several national ence’s 25th anniversary. The postseason events, including vol- league also honored its heritage leyball, women’s basketball and with the Top 25 “Best of the Best” women’s golf. In 1989, George moments in league history from F. “Buddy” Sasser replaced the 1983-2008, with Liberty Universi- retiring Dr. Singleton as commis- ty’s 10-year women’s basketball sioner, and in 1990, the league championship run from 1996- received its fi rst automatic bid – 2007 being crowned the No. 1 receiving an automatic qualifi er moment in the Big South’s fi rst to the NCAA Baseball Champion- 25 years. ship. Under Sasser’s seven years The conference’s on-fi eld ac- of leadership, the conference im- complishments have been du- plemented its public relations and plicated in the classroom. An- compliance programs, and intro- nually, more than 40 percent of duced its fi rst-ever men’s basket- conference student-athletes are ball television package, featuring named to the Big South’s Presi- the Big South competing among dential Honor Roll for maintain- some of the fi nest teams in the ing a cumulative 3.0 grade-point nation. average, and the league has In August 1996, Kyle B. Kal- had more than 95 Academic All- lander replaced Sasser as the Americans in its quarter-century League’s third commissioner, of existence.

8 LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 HEAD COACH SHANE PINDER

Shane PINDER Head Coach Sixth Year at Liberty Luther Rice Seminary, ‘04 84-77 Record 2008 VaSID State Coach of the Year

Shane Pinder has helped the Liberty volleyball program reach Pinder oversaw the emergence of sophomore sett er Lara Bar- new heights during his fi ve seasons as head coach. Most recently, tolomeo, sophomore outside hitt er Jessica Nelson and freshman the 2008 Virginia Sports Informati on Directors (VaSID) State Coach outside hitt er Kendall Nichols in 2005. Bartolomeo and Nelson of the Year guided the Lady Flames to their second straight Big ranked among the Big South leaders in assists and kills, respec- South ti tle, marking the fi rst ti me Liberty has ever repeated as con- ti vely, and Nichols made the Big South All-Freshman Team. Another ference champion. highlight of the Lady Flames’ 2005 season was a victory over Bing- The 2008 Lady Flames went 25-9 overall, wrapping up the hamton, a team which won 20 matches and qualifi ed for the NCAA squad’s best two-year run at the NCAA Division I level. Liberty, Division I Tournament. which shared the Big South regular-season crown for the second In 2004, Pinder’s fi rst season as head coach, the Lady Flames season in a row, is now 52-18 in the past two years. claimed 10 wins in their fi nal 13 matches. Liberty’s season ended For the second straight season, the Lady Flames won a set in aft er the Lady Flames took the eventual Big South champion (Win- the fi rst round of the NCAA Division I Tournament, versus eventual throp) to fi ve sets in the semifi nal round of the Big South Volleyball Final Four qualifi er Nebraska. Liberty’s season also featured the Championship. program’s fi rst-ever victory against a Division I team from Califor- A number of Pinder’s players were honored aft er the season, nia, when the Lady Flames swept Big West runner-up UC Irvine. highlighted by Kristi n Colson’s second-team CoSIDA Academic All- Individually, sett er Kallie Corbin was named the Lady Flames’ America honor and Big South Scholar-Athlete of the Year award. fi rst honorable menti on AVCA Division I All-American, one of many Prior to his head coaching positi on, Pinder spent three seasons awards she earned during the year. Pinder also conti nued to de- (1999-2001) as an assistant on Liberty’s coaching staff . In the role, velop young talent, as libero Kelly Haseman gave Liberty a repre- he helped guide the Lady Flames to Big South Conference ti tles in sentati ve on the Big South All-Freshman Team for the fi ft h season 1999 and 2001 and two trips to the NCAA Division I Tournament. in a row. Pinder, a nati ve of Nassau, Bahamas, att ended Broward Com- Pinder’s 2007 squad captured the program’s fi rst Big South munity College in Miami, Fla., for two years and graduated from ti tle since 2001 and took a set from Final Four parti cipant California Liberty Bible Insti tute in 2000 and Luther Rice Seminary in 2004. in the opening round of the NCAA Division I Tournament. Liberty Pinder and his wife, Haley, reside in the Lynchburg area with went 27-9 on the year, establishing a school NCAA Division I record their daughter, Graysen Avie, who will turn four during the 2009 for victories and marking the third-biggest improvement in the na- season. ti on from the previous year. As a result, Pinder swept the Big South and VaSID State Coach of the Year honors at season’s end. Pinder at Liberty The Lady Flames swept Winthrop 3-0 on Oct. 27, 2007 halti ng the Eagles’ 63-match Big South winning streak. The win was part of 2004 2008 Liberty’s string of 10 consecuti ve 3-0 sweeps during October. 12-19, 7-7 Big South 25-9, 13-3 Big South One key to the Lady Flames’ success in 2007 was defense. Lib- Big South Champion erty ranked eighth in the nati on with 19.81 digs per game and gar- 2005 NCAA 1st Round nered honorable menti on for the CVU.com Deep Digging Team of 9-22, 5-9 Big South the Year award. Total (Five Seasons) During the 2006 campaign, Pinder guided the Lady Flames to 2006 84-77 Overall a 9-5 conference mark, which enabled the team to capture the No. 11-18, 9-5 Big South 45-25 Big South 3 seed in the Big South Championship and host a fi rst-round match 2007 & 2008 VaSID for the fi rst ti me in fi ve years. 2007 State Coach of the Year Both senior middle blocker Autum Black and freshman sett er 2007 Big South Corbin were included on the VaSID All-State second-team roster at 27-9, 11-1 Big South season’s end. Liberty had never boasted multi ple VaSID honorees Big South Champion Coach of the Year before. NCAA 1st Round

LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 9 ASSISTANT COACHES

Jennifer VADEN Assistant Coach Fourth Year at Liberty Liberty, ‘05

Jennifer Vaden, entering her fourth season on the Liberty vol- As a freshman in 2001, she was a member of the Lady Flames’ leyball coaching staff , has helped the Lady Flames return to the top Big South championship team, earning inclusion on the Big South of the Big South Conference for the fi rst ti me since her playing days. All-Tournament roster. Vaden was also the Big South Rookie of the In Vaden’s three years as a Liberty assistant coach, the Lady Year. A second-team All-Big South selecti on in 2001 and 2002, Va- Flames are 38-10 versus conference oppositi on. Moreover, Liberty den was a fi rst-team all-conference honoree as a senior aft er lead- has captured back-to-back Big South championships for the fi rst ing the Lady Flames in kills (507), digs (382) and service aces (30). ti me in program history and won a program Division I-record 27 Vaden gained coaching experience at the club level, guiding matches in 2007. the Heart of Virginia team from 2003 to 2005 and the Lynchburg Prior to the start of her collegiate coaching career, Vaden spent Juniors from 2001 to 2003. She formed the Lynchburg Juniors unit, a year working in the Liberty graduate offi ce, beginning as an ad- providing a playing opportunity for girls 15 years old and younger. missions specialist in May 2005. She made a rapid progression She earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in up the ladder in the offi ce, gaining additi onal responsibiliti es as a coaching from Liberty in 2005. Vaden added a master of arts de- graduate admissions counselor and ending up as the graduate new gree in human relati ons at Liberty, graduati ng in May 2007. enrollment specialist. In the role, she helped the new graduate en- Vaden is married to Christopher Vaden, a former Flames foot- rollment increase 18 percent from the previous year’s fi gure. ball player and currently the assistant director of consulti ng for Lib- Vaden played under Shane Pinder’s guidance during her senior erty University Online. season with the Lady Flames (2004). An outside hitt er, Vaden ranks third on Liberty’s career list in both kills (1,789) and digs (1,594). Crystal CAREY Graduate Assistant Coach Second Year at Liberty Liberty, ‘03

Crystal Carey, one of numerous Liberty volleyball alumni who from Liberty. Most recently, Carey served as an assistant volleyball have served as assistant coaches under Shane Pinder’s directi on, coach at Colorado Christi an University for four seasons (2004-07). is beginning her second season as the Lady Flames’ graduate as- Carey began her coaching career at the helm of a home school sistant coach. team called the Denver Eagles and guided them to the 2003 Colo- Carey made a successful debut in 2008, helping guide Liberty rado state ti tle. The Eagles also placed fi ft h at that year’s nati onal to a 25-9 record and its second Big South ti tle in a row. She has now home school tournament. been a part of three of the Lady Flames’ fi ve Big South champion- Carey owns one year of club volleyball coaching experience, ship-winning squads. as she coached Colorado Volleyball Company’s 17-under nati onal Carey played middle blocker for the Lady Flames from 1999 to team in 2004. 2002, helping Liberty claim Big South ti tles in both 1999 and 2001. Carey graduated from Liberty in 2003 with a bachelor’s degree While a student-athlete, Carey also served as co-president of Lib- in communicati ons. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in erty’s S.A.A.C. group with Sam Gado. human services. A nati ve of Jamaica, Va., Carey is returning to the Common- wealth aft er living and working in Colorado since her graduati on

10 LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 2008 TEAM ROSTER

The Lady Flames ... Numerical Roster No. Name Year Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School (Previous School) BY CLASS Seniors (3) 1 Kendle Rollins Fr. MB 6-0 Lebanon, Ohio/Lebanon Kallie Corbin 2 Rebecca Warren So. DS/L 5-11 Virginia Beach, Va./Greenbrier Christi an Academy Chelaine McCarty 4 Courtney Boggs So. S 5-8 Marysville, Ohio/Worthington Christi an Britt any Pacella 5 Kallie Corbin Sr. S 5-9 Beaverton, Ore./Westview 6 Kirstyn Sanders R-Jr. MB 6-0 Bear, Del./Charter School of Wilmington Juniors (3) 7 Chelaine McCarty Sr. MB 6-2 Houston, Ala./Addison (Auburn) Karyl Bacon Kirstyn Sanders 8 Karyl Bacon Jr. OH/DS 5-6 Temecula, Calif./Temecula Valley Nicki Scripko 9 Lauren Bosché Fr. S 5-9 Roanoke, Va./Cave Spring 10 Kelly Haseman So. DS/L 5-8 Three Rivers, Mich./Kalamazoo Christi an Sophomores (4) 11 Claire Jacobsma So. RS 6-1 Midland, Texas/Midland Christi an Courtney Boggs 13 Nicki Scripko Jr. OH/RS 6-1 Fayett eville, N.C./Fayett eville Christi an Kelly Haseman 15 Courtney Cooper R-Fr. DS/L 5-6 Forest, Va./Liberty Christi an Academy Claire Jacobsma Rebecca Warren 20 Hannah Anderson Fr. OH 6-0 Rocklin, Calif./Rocklin 21 Loren Thomas Fr. MB 6-4 Ocoee, Fla./The First Academy Freshmen (6) 23 Erica Manor Fr. OH 6-1 Bunker Hill, W.Va./Musselman Hannah Anderson 25 Britt any Pacella R-Sr. RS 6-0 Reading, Pa./Holy Name (N.C. State) Lauren Bosché Courtney Cooper Erica Manor Alphabeti cal Roster Kendle Rollins No. Name Year Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School (Previous School) Loren Thomas 20 Hannah Anderson Fr. OH 6-0 Rocklin, Calif./Rocklin BY STATE 8 Karyl Bacon Jr. OH/DS 5-6 Temecula, Calif./Temecula Valley Alabama (1) 4 Courtney Boggs So. S 5-8 Marysville, Ohio/Worthington Christi an Chelaine McCarty 9 Lauren Bosché Fr. S 5-9 Roanoke, Va./Cave Spring 15 Courtney Cooper R-Fr. DS/L 5-6 Forest, Va./Liberty Christi an Academy California (2) 5 Kallie Corbin Sr. S 5-9 Beaverton, Ore./Westview Hannah Anderson 10 Kelly Haseman So. DS/L 5-8 Three Rivers, Mich./Kalamazoo Christi an Karyl Bacon 11 Claire Jacobsma So. RS 6-1 Midland, Texas/Midland Christi an Delaware (1) 23 Erica Manor Fr. OH 6-1 Bunker Hill, W.Va./Musselman Kirstyn Sanders 7 Chelaine McCarty Sr. MB 6-2 Houston, Ala./Addison (Auburn) 25 Britt any Pacella R-Sr. RS 6-0 Reading, Pa./Holy Name (N.C. State) Florida (1) 1 Kendle Rollins Fr. MB 6-0 Lebanon, Ohio/Lebanon Loren Thomas 6 Kirstyn Sanders R-Jr. MB 6-0 Bear, Del./Charter School of Wilmington 13 Nicki Scripko Jr. OH/RS 6-1 Fayett eville, N.C./Fayett eville Christi an MIchigan (1) Kelly Haseman 21 Loren Thomas Fr. MB 6-4 Ocoee, Fla./The First Academy 2 Rebecca Warren So. DS/L 5-11 Virginia Beach, Va./Greenbrier Christi an Academy North Carolina (1) Nicki Scripko Coaching and Support Staff Ohio (2) Head Coach: Shane Pinder, Sixth Year (Luther Rice Seminary, ’04) Courtney Boggs Assistant Coach: Jennifer Vaden, Fourth Year (Liberty, ’05) Kendle Rollins Graduate Assistant: Crystal Carey, Second Year (Liberty, ’03) Certi fi ed Athleti c Trainer: Madeline Bosek, Fourth Year (San Diego State, ’04) Oregon (1) Student Manager: Morgan Gunter, First Year Kallie Corbin Pennsylvania (1) Pronunciati on Guide Britt any Pacella Karyl Bacon ...... Carol Bacon Texas (1) Lauren Bosché ...... Lauren Bo (long o)-SHAY Claire Jacobsma Kallie Corbin ...... Cal-lee Corbin Claire Jacobsma ...... Claire JAKE-cubs-muh Virginia (3) Erica Manor ...... Erica May-nurr Lauren Bosché Chelaine McCarty ...... Shu (short u)-LANE McCarty Courtney Cooper Britt any Pacella ...... Britt any Pus-sell-a Rebecca Warren Kirstyn Sanders ...... Curse-ti n Sanders West Virginia (1) Jennifer Vaden ...... Jennifer Vaid-in Erica Manor

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Career Highs

Kallie CORBIN Kills: 19 vs. UNC Asheville (11/7/08) 5-9 Senior Att empts: 50 vs. UNC Asheville (11/7/08) Assists: 66 vs. Presbyterian (11/2/07) Sett er ##55 Service Aces: 9 vs. Navy (9/15/06) Digs: 26 vs. UNC Greensboro (10/10/06) Beaverton, Ore. Solo Blocks: 1, 20 ti mes, most recent vs. Westview HS Coastal Carolina (11/23/08) Block Assists: 6, three ti mes, most recent 2008 AVCA HM All-American vs. Gardner-Webb (11/1/08) 2008 Big South Player of Year Total Blocks: 7 vs. N.C. Central (11/6/07)

2008 (Jr.): Recognized as the fi rst honorable menti on AVCA Division I season-high fi ve aces during home victory over UNC Asheville (10/14) All-American in program history … AVCA All-East Region performer … … hit .545 with career-high seven blocks versus North Carolina Central Lady Flames’ fi rst VaSID State Player of the Year … fi rst Liberty player (11/6) ... Big South Presidenti al Honor Roll selecti on. to be tabbed a back-to-back fi rst-team VaSID All-State performer … Big South Player of the Year (fi rst sett er to win the award since 1995) … fi n- 2006 (Fr.): Started at sett er upon arrival at Liberty … fi rst player in ished third in the voti ng for Big South Women’s Student-Athlete of the program history to be named VaSID State Rookie of the Year … also Year (covering all conference sports) … fi rst player in conference history a second-team VaSID All-State pick … became fi rst Lady Flame since to repeat as Big South Championship MVP …fi rst-team All-Big South 2001 to be named Big South Freshman of the Year … Big South All-Con- honoree for the second year in a row … Big South Player of the Week ference second-team honoree … included on Big South All-Freshman on Oct. 27 … two-ti me CVU.com Top Performer (Nov. 18 & 25) … led the team … honored as Big South Player of the Week on Nov. 13 and Big Lady Flames and fi nished second in the Big South in both assists (1,144) South Freshman of the Week on Oct. 9 and Oct. 30 … named to the all- and service aces (45) … now owns the top three single-season ace to- tournament teams at the Virginia Tech Hokie Invitati onal (9/8-9) and tals in Liberty history, under the rally-scoring format … became the fi rst the Army of One Classic (9/15-16) … led the conference with 0.49 aces Lady Flame ever to reach 3,500 assists and 1,000 digs during her career per game … her 52 aces were the most by a Liberty player since the … set for a Liberty team which paced the Big South in att ack percent- 1997 season … paced the conference with four triple-doubles … ti ed for age (.228), kills (1,653) and assists (1,533) … led the Lady Flames with fourth nati onally in triple-doubles … led Liberty in assists (1,074) and 13 double-doubles, including six in her last eight outi ngs of the season aces, while ranking second in att ack percentage (.219), digs (376) and … recorded a season-best 60 assists against High Point (10/14) … made blocks (68) … tallied nine service aces against Navy (9/15), the most by a solid, all-around contributi on in the Big South Championship match a Lady Flame since rally scoring was insti tuted in 2001 … posted her versus Coastal Carolina (11/23), hitti ng .353 with seven kills, 46 assists fi rst career triple-double (12 kills, season-best 53 assists and 17 digs) and a team-high 21 digs … played outside hitt er for the fi rst ti me in her in fi ve-game win over Charleston Southern (10/8) … notched a triple- career on Nov. 7 & 8, and led the team in kills during both contests … double (10 kills, 45 assists and 14 digs) against Birmingham-Southern had a career-high 19 kills and a season-high 22 digs at UNC Asheville (10/28) … ended the regular season with back-to-back triple-doubles … (11/7) … serves as vice president of Liberty’s Student-Athlete Advisory went for 11 kills, 48 assists, 20 digs and season-high six blocks versus Committ ee (S.A.A.C.). East Tennessee State (11/7) … contributed career-high 14 kills, 47 as- sists and 20 digs to victory at Radford (11/11) … went over the 20-dig 2007 (So.): First-team VaSID All-State honoree … fi rst-team All-Big mark six ti mes, including a career-best 26-dig eff ort at UNC Greensboro South pick … voted Big South Championship MVP … named honorable (10/10) … earned spot on Big South Presidenti al Honor Roll. menti on Stellar Spiker by CVU.com … same organizati on tabbed her Nati onal Player of the Week on Oct. 30 … three-ti me Big South Player Prep: Earned four lett ers in volleyball, three at Westview High School of the Week (9/17, 10/22, 10/29) … MVP of the Liberty Invitati onal pre- and one at La Quinta High School … was a third-team all-metro pick in sented by Pepsi (8/24-25) … also named to the all-tournament team at 2001 … voted league player of the year and fi rst-team all-league at La the VCU 3rd Degree Sportswear Invitati onal (8/31-9/1), Wright State Quinta High School in 2002 … led La Quinta to league championship as Raider Challenge (9/7-8) and Villanova Classic (9/14-15) … led the Big a sophomore … led Westview to second place in the league standings South with 1,625 assists, the third-highest fi gure in program history … in both 2003 and 2004 … as a junior, was a fi rst-team all-league hon- ranked No. 34 nati onally with 12.70 assists per game … played all 128 oree … included on second-team all-state ledger as a junior … garnered games at sett er for a team which led the Big South and set a new Lib- fi rst-team all-state recogniti on as a senior … was a fi rst-team all-league erty NCAA Division I single-season record by hitti ng .232 … also led the selecti on and the league’s player of the year as a senior … acti ve with team and sat second in the conference with 49 service aces …ranked Portland Volleyball Club–18 black team the last two years of her prep third on the team with a career-best 82 blocks … ti ed for third among career … earned “Renaissance Girl” scholarship at 2006 Volleyball Fes- conference performers with 17 double-doubles, including a pair of tri- ti val. ple-doubles … boosted career total to six triple-doubles … pair of triple- doubles consisted of 10 kills, 44 assists and a season-best 25 digs versus Personal: Daughter of Matt and Laura Corbin … older sister, Katelin, Binghamton (9/15) and 10 kills, a career-high 66 assists and 20 digs at played collegiate volleyball at Abilene Christi an … majoring in psychol- Presbyterian (11/2) … her 66 assists equaled the most by a Big South ogy … birthday is on Dec. 31. sett er in 2007 and marked one of her two 60-assist contests on the season … also recorded 61 assists at Radford (9/22) … tallied a Liberty

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Breaking New Ground

Kallie Corbin is the fi rst ... -- Liberty player to become an honorable menti on AVCA All-American at the NCAA Division I level. -- Player in conference history to win back-to-back Big South Championship MVP honors. -- Conference sett er since 1995 to be voted Big South Player of the Year. -- Player in program history to record 3,500 career assists and 1,000 digs. -- Lady Flame to be named VaSID State Player of the Year.

Career Stats

Year MP SP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA SE Digs BS BA TB 2006 29 106 152 50 466 .219 1074 52 32 376 5 63 68 2007 36 128 179 46 496 .268 1625 49 41 407 10 72 82 2008 34 123 157 44 419 .270 1144 45 27 331 5 58 63 Total 99 357 488 140 1381 .252 3843 146 100 1114 20 193 213

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Career Highs

Chelaine McCARTY Kills: 19 vs. Radford (9/22/07) Att empts: 37 vs. Winthrop (9/29/07) 6-2 Senior Assists: 2 vs. Coastal Carolina (11/23/08) Middle Blocker ##77 Service Aces: 4 vs. Maryland (8/31/07) Digs: 9 vs. Evansville (8/25/07) Houston, Ala. Solo Blocks: 2, six ti mes, most recent vs. Addison HS (Auburn) Presbyterian (11/8/08) Block Assists: 11 vs. Gardner-Webb 2008 First Team VaSID All-State (11/1/08) Total Blocks: 11 vs. Gardner-Webb 2008 Second Team All-Big South (11/1/08) 2008 (Jr.): Honorable menti on AVCA All-East Region honoree … fi rst- 2006 (Fr.): Made two appearances, including a start, for Auburn as a team VaSID All-State selecti on … second-team All-Big South performer freshman … posted two blocks, an ace and a kill against Southeastern for the second year in a row … Big South Player of the Week on Oct. 13 Louisiana (9/9) in her collegiate debut … started against Ole Miss (10/6) … made the all-tournament team at all four of the Lady Flames’ season- and contributed a dig and a block … won Academic Top Tiger disti nc- opening tournaments (VCU Third Degree Sportswear Invitati onal, Pa- ti on. triot Invitati onal, Varney’s Kansas State Invitati onal and Golden Dome Invitati onal) … led the Big South and set a school rally-scoring record Prep: Closed out career at Addison High School by being one of two with her .353 att ack percentage … only the second player (also Erin Alabama players selected as a PrepVolleyball.com High School All- McKeown in 2002 and 2003) in program history to pace the Big South American … led Lady Bulldogs to three straight 1A state ti tles (2003, in att ack percentage … hit .300 or higher in 25 of her 34 matches … 2004, 2005) and a 201-5 record during those three campaigns … as also ranked second on the team in both kills (322) and blocks (86) … a senior, she helped her team to a 67-0 season and won her second helped Liberty record a come-from-behind 3-2 win at Gardner-Webb state tournament MVP honor in succession … a three-ti me all-state, all- (11/1), posti ng a season-best 14 kills and a career-high 11 blocks … her region, all-area and all-county pick … totaled 2,031 career kills and 592 block total ti ed McKeown’s Liberty rally-scoring record and equaled the blocks at Addison … captured three gold medals at the Alabama Sports highest output by a Big South player in 2008 … hit .750 (nine kills in Festi val (2003, 2004, 2005) … won a pair of Alabama state high jump 12 att empts) against Saint Francis (Pa.) on Sept. 5, helping the Lady ti tles … graduated fi ft h in her senior class … att ended the Congressional Flames hit a team-record .483 for the match … closed out the year by Student Leadership Conference. hitti ng .400 or higher in four consecuti ve matches, including .467 ver- sus Coastal Carolina in the Big South Championship match (11/23) and Personal: Parents are Duane McCarty and Heather and Jerry Gurganus .412 against Nebraska in the NCAA Division I Tournament (12/5) … Big … environmental sciences major … placed seventh in the high jump at South All-Academic team … Big South Presidenti al Honor Roll. the 2008 Big South Indoor Track & Field Championships … birthday is on Christmas. 2007 (So.): Second-team VaSID All-State honoree … also a second-team All-Big South selecti on in her fi rst season with the Lady Flames, aft er transferring from Auburn … started all 36 matches at middle block- MMcCarty’scCarty’s MMusingsusings er, where she became a consistent off ensive weapon … led the Lady Flames and ranked third in the Big South with a .328 att ack percentage WWhathat iiss yyourour ffavoriteavorite vvacaacati onon sspot?pot? … second on the squad and 10th in the conference with 106 blocks SSomewhereomewhere iinn tthehe mmiddleiddle ooff nnowhere,owhere, wwherehere ttherehere iiss nnoo ssignign tthathat … recorded the second-most service aces (34) and the third-most kills mmankindankind hhasas bbeeneen tthere.here. TThesehese ssignsigns iincludenclude ttrafficraffic aandnd aairplaneirplane (391) among the Lady Flames … fi nished with a season-best 10 blocks nnoise.oise. against Villanova (9/14) … tabbed Big South Player of the Week on Sept. 24, aft er making a successful debut in conference play (career-high 19 kills and .515 att ack percentage at Radford on 9/23) … performance WWhathat iiss yyourour ffavoriteavorite BBibleible vverseerse aandnd wwhy?hy? came in the midst of a stretch which saw her hit .300 or higher in 18 of PPsalmsalm 446:106:10 ““BeBe sstilltill aandnd kknownow I aamm GGod.”od.” I llikeike tthishis vverseerse bbecauseecause 19 matches … ti ed then-program rally-scoring record by hitti ng .684 in iitt ttakesakes aallll wworryorry aawayway wwithith tthehe aassurancessurance tthathat ttherehere iiss a GGodod aandnd a win at UNC Asheville (11/3), recording 14 kills in 19 swings, with only tthathat HHee iiss ttakingaking ccareare ooff mmyy eeveryvery nneed.eed. one att ack error … made the Big South Presidenti al Honor Roll.

Career Stats (at Liberty)

Year MP SP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA SE Digs BS BA TB 2007 36 128 391 103 879 .328 9 34 39 112 20 86 106 2008 34 123 322 83 678 .353 12 20 30 72 6 80 86 Total 70 251 713 186 1557 .338 21 54 69 184 26 166 192

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Career Highs

Brittany PACELLA Kills: 14 vs. Rutgers (9/6/08) Att empts: 26 vs. Rutgers (9/6/08) 6-0 R-Senior Assists: 5, twice, most recent vs. Right-Side Hitt er ##2525 James Madison (9/9/08) Service Aces: 3 vs. Presbyterian (11/8/08) Reading, Pa. Digs: 13 vs. Central Michigan (8/30/08) Holy Name HS (N.C. State) Solo Blocks: 2 vs. Central Michigan (8/30/08) Block Assists: 6 vs. Radford (10/7/08) Total Blocks: 6 vs. Radford (10/7/08)

2008 (R-Jr.): Enjoyed a breakthrough season as a right-side hitt er Personal: Daughter of David and Kathryn Pacella … father was an All- during her redshirt junior campaign … started her fi rst career match, ACC football player at Maryland and played in the NFL … graduated against her former team (N.C. State) on Aug. 29 … fi nished with a .455 with a bachelor’s degree in family and child development … now pursu- att ack percentage, six kills, two aces and six digs against the Wolfpack ing a master’s degree in human services … birthday is on June 25. … notched a career-high 13 digs versus Central Michigan the following day … major off ensive contributor during the Patriot Invitati onal … hit .474 with 10 kills, a career-high fi ve assists and seven digs against host George Mason (9/5) … posted a .423 att ack percentage with a career- best 14 kills and eight digs against Rutgers (9/6) … helped Liberty claim a win over UC Irvine (9/21) with a .444 att ack percentage and eight kills … collected a career-high six blocks at Radford (10/7).

2007 (R-So.): Appeared in three matches, all Lady Flames victories … had a kill during season-opening triumph over Howard (8/24) … as- sisted on a block versus UNC Asheville (10/14) … played backup sett er against Norfolk State (10/23) and recorded a trio of assists … earned spot on the Big South Presidenti al Honor Roll.

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Career Stats

Year MP SP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA SE Digs BS BA TB 2006 4 4 2 1 8 .125 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2007 3 4 1 0 1 1.000 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 2008 30 97 145 54 392 .232 62 17 35 120 5 57 62 Total 37 105 148 55 401 .232 66 17 35 120 5 58 63

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Career Highs

Karyl BACON Kills: 18 vs. Duquesne (8/25/07) Att empts: 54 vs. Maryland (8/31/07) 5-6 Junior Assists: 5 vs. Presbyterian (11/2/07) Outside Hitt er/DS ##88 Service Aces: 3, three ti mes, most recent vs. UNC Asheville (10/11/08) Temecula, Calif. Digs: 29 vs. Evansville (8/25/07) Temecula Valley HS Solo Blocks: 2, three ti mes, most recent vs. Coastal Carolina (11/23/08) 2008 Big South All-Tournament Block Assists: 3, twice, most recent vs. Winthrop (11/15/08) Total Blocks: 4 vs. James Madison (9/9/08) 2008 (So.): Big South Championship All-Tournament team selecti on, disti ncti on at the 2004 Washington Classic Tournament … during the aft er posti ng double-doubles in all three matches at the tournament … summer of 2004, she helped the Vintage 16-1 club team fi nish second paced the Lady Flames and ranked eighth in the Big South with 371 digs out of 241 squads at the Volleyball Festi val in Reno, Nev. … won Junior … split season between libero and outside hitt er positi ons … hit season- Honor Aisle recogniti on in 2006 … named Temecula Valley Student of high .419 with 15 kills and eight digs at George Mason (9/5) … recorded the Month in February 2006. a double-double (10 kills, 11 digs) and a career-high four blocks during a road triumph over James Madison (9/9) … fi nished with four 20-dig Personal: Daughter of Clyde and Jill Bacon … kinesiology major … birth- contests as a libero, highlighted by a Liberty season-high 27 digs at Win- day is on Sept. 4. throp (10/17) … led the team with 15 kills and also contributed 16 kills to a win over Coastal Carolina in the Big South Championship match (11/23) … put down a team-high 13 kills against Nebraska in the fi rst round of the NCAA Division I Tournament (12/5) … served as one of the volleyball team’s representati ves on Liberty’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committ ee (S.A.A.C.) … qualifi ed for the Big South Presidenti al Honor Roll.

2007 (Fr.): Diminuti ve outside hitt er got collegiate career off to a fl y- ing start at the season-opening Liberty Invitati onal presented by Pepsi (8/24-25) … named to the event’s all-tournament team and tabbed the season’s fi rst Big South Freshman of the Week … recorded double- doubles in all three matches that weekend, pacing all players in both kills (45) and digs (66), while tying for a tournament high with six aces … recorded a career-high 18 kills and 27 digs in victory over Duquesne (8/25) … notched a career-best 29 digs and 17 kills later that same eve- ning, versus Evansville … posted fi ve double-doubles in her fi rst six col- legiate matches … ranked eighth in the Big South and second among conference freshmen with 435 digs, the fi ft h-highest total by a Lady BBaconacon BBitsits Flame since rally scoring was insti tuted … helped Lady Flames snap Winthrop’s 63-match Big South winning streak (10/27) with a double- WWhathat iiss yyourour ffavoriteavorite vvolleyballolleyball mmemory?emory? double, hitti ng .423 with 12 kills and 16 digs … paced all players with 19 MMyy ffavoriteavorite mmemoryemory wwouldould hhaveave ttoo bbee oourur NNCAACAA TTournamentournament digs in Liberty’s 3-1 setback at the hands of No. 10 California (11/30) in mmatchatch aatt NNebraska.ebraska. IItt wwasas ssuchuch a ffunun ttriprip aandnd a ggreatreat mmatch.atch. I the fi rst round of the NCAA Division I Tournament … included on the Big llovedoved tthehe ffeelingeeling ooff bbeingeing ttiedied 11-1-1 aatt tthehe bbreak.reak. South Presidenti al Honor Roll.

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Career Stats

Year MP SP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA SE Digs BS BA TB 2007 33 117 225 113 765 .146 36 18 14 435 8 15 23 2008 32 111 189 89 598 .167 29 23 18 371 7 14 21 Total 65 228 414 202 1363 .156 65 41 32 806 15 29 44

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Career Highs

Kirstyn SANDERS Kills: 2 vs. Radford (10/7/08) Att empts: 3, twice, most recent vs. Radford 6-0 R-Junior (10/7/08) Middle Blocker ##66 Assists: 1, twice, most recent vs. Radford (10/21/08) Bear, Del. Service Aces: 1 vs. UNC Asheville (10/11/08) Charter School of Wilmington Digs: 1 vs. UNC Asheville (10/11/08) Block Assists: 2, three ti mes, most recent Three-ti me Big South vs. Western Michigan (9/20/08) Total Blocks: 2, three ti mes, most recent Presidenti al Honor Roll member vs. Western Michigan (9/20/08) 2008 (R-So.): Played in 17 matches as a redshirt sophomore … effi cient with her att ack, hitti ng .312 on the year … posted a pair of two-block matches (9/5 vs. Saint Francis (Pa.) and 9/20 vs. Western Michigan) … had a pair of kills during a Big South road win at Radford (10/7) … notched her fi rst career ace and dig against UNC Asheville (10/11) … appeared on the Big South Presidenti al Honor Roll for the third con- secuti ve year.

2007 (R-Fr.): Saw acti on in fi ve matches during the 2007 campaign … turned her fi rst collegiate att ack att empt into a kill, Aug. 24 versus Howard … enjoyed a memorable contest versus Norfolk State (10/23) … three days aft er her birthday, she recorded a kill and a pair of block assists against the Spartans, teaming up with sister Alysson for the sec- ond block ... named to the Big South Presidenti al Honor Roll.

2006 (Fr.): Sidelined for enti re rookie season with ankle injury … grant- ed a medical redshirt … part of the Big South Presidenti al Honor Roll.

Prep: Four-year lett erwinner at The Charter School of Wilmington … part of four teams which advanced to the state tournament … Charter won Blue Hen Conference ti tles in 2003 and 2005, fi nished third in the state tournament in 2003 and was fourth in both 2004 and 2005 … as a sophomore, she was an honorable menti on all-conference pick … named to the all-tournament team at the 2003 Sussex Tournament … fi rst-team all-conference and second-team all-state honoree in 2004 … SSandersanders SSaysays fi rst-team all-conference and fi rst-team all-state honoree as a senior … named Gatorade Player of the Year for Delaware as a senior … Dela- WWhathat iiss yyourour ffavoriteavorite ffood?ood? ware Interscholasti c Volleyball Coaches Associati on Player of the Year MMyy ccoachoach wwillill pprobablyrobably kkillill mmee fforor tthis,his, bbutut aanythingnything tthathat iisn’tsn’t in 2005. ggoodood fforor yyouou iiss pprobablyrobably mmyy ffavorite.avorite. DDoubleouble ccheeseburgersheeseburgers ffromrom tthehe ddollarollar mmenuenu aatt MMcDonald’scDonald’s aandnd LLaa CCarretaarreta aarere mmyy ffavorites!avorites! Personal: Daughter of Craig and Yvonne Sanders … father, Craig, played basketball at Liberty from 1977 to 1980 … older sister, Alysson, played volleyball for the Lady Fames from 2004 to 2007 … a kinesiology major MMyy ddreamream beachbeach volleyballvolleyball ppartnerartner wwouldould bbee … and biology minor … birthday is on Oct. 20. MMyy ssisterister AAlysson.lysson. WWe’de’d hhaveave ssoo mmuchuch ffunun ttogether!ogether!

Career Stats

Year MP SP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA SE Digs BS BA TB 2007 5 7 2 0 2 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2008 17 28 7 2 16 .312 2 1 3 1 0 7 7 Total 22 35 9 2 18 .389 2 1 3 1 0 9 9

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Career Highs

Nicki SCRIPKO Kills: 26 vs. High Point (10/14/08) Att empts: 60 vs. High Point (10/14/08) 6-1 Junior Assists: 9 vs. High Point (11/11/08) Outside Hitt er/RS ##1313 Service Aces: 5 vs. High Point (10/14/08) Digs: 17, twice, most recent vs. High Point Fayett eville, N.C. (11/11/08) Fayett eville Christi an School Solo Blocks: 5 vs. UC Irvine (9/21/08) Block Assists: 7 vs. James Madison 2008 Big South All-Tournament (9/18/07) 2008 Second Team All-Big South Total Blocks: 7 vs. James Madison (9/18/07)

2008 (So.): Second-team VaSID All-State selecti on … second-team All- play, ranking second among Big South players in both att ack percentage Big South honoree … made her second consecuti ve appearance on the (.343) and kills per game (4.26 kpg) in conference-only matches … came Big South Championship All-Tournament team … Big South Player of up with a season-best 19 kills and a season-high 16 digs at High Point the Week on Sept. 29 … named to the all-tournament teams at both the (9/28) … matched her dig total with 16 more, the following aft ernoon VCU Third Degree Sportswear Invitati onal and the Patriot Invitati onal … at Winthrop (9/29) … tallied more kills (18) than the enti re Norfolk split ti me between outside hitt er and right-side hitt er … paced the Lady State team (17) during a 3-0 sweep (10/23) … posted a double-double Flames and ranked fi ft h in the Big South with 367 kills … ranked second (14 kills, 11 digs) and put down the match-winning kill as Liberty ended on the team and fourth in the conference with 35 aces … her 11 dou- Winthrop’s 63-match conference winning streak (10/27) … ended year ble-doubles were second on the team … notched the Lady Flames’ only with a team-high 18 kills against No. 10 California in the fi rst round of two 20-kill matches of the season … stood out in both contests against the NCAA Division I Tournament (11/30). High Point … set career-highs for both kills (26) and aces (5) and added 16 digs in fi rst meeti ng with the Panthers (10/14) … just missed her fi rst Prep: Led the Fayett eville Christi an School volleyball team to the NCI- career triple-double at High Point (11/11), tallying 12 kills, a career-best SAA 2A state ti tle match as both a junior and a senior … a Nati onal nine assists and a career high-tying 17 digs … also had 17 digs in a fi ve- Christi an School Athleti c Associati on (NCSAA) third-team All-American set win over Central Michigan (8/30) … hit a season-high .500 with 18 … named one of the top 250 seniors in the nati on by PrepVolleyball. kills versus Rutgers (9/6) … posted a season-high six blocks (fi ve solo) com … NCISAA All-State performer for four straight seasons … totaled in 3-0 sweep of UC Irvine (9/21) … contributed 22 kills and 16 digs dur- 404 kills, 85 aces, 84 digs and a .415 att ack percentage as a senior … ing a road victory at Coastal Carolina (9/27) … totaled 19 kills, 13 digs led the Warriors to four conference ti tles and was a four-ti me confer- and four aces against VCU (9/30), wrapping up a string of four straight ence player of the year (EPIC from 2003-05 and CFIC in 2006) … tabbed double-doubles … enjoyed a solid, all-around performance during the the Fayett eville Observer’s All-Cape Fear Region Volleyball Player of the Big South Championship match against Coastal Carolina (11/23), com- year in 2004, 2005 and 2006 … also a four-ti me NCISAA 2A All-State ing up with 11 kills, eight assists and seven digs … made the Big South selecti on in soft ball … member of the Nati onal Honor Society. Presidenti al Honor Roll. Personal: Parents are Wade and Kim Fowler … majoring in women’s 2007 (Fr.): Honorable menti on AVCA All-East Region selecti on, becom- ministry … birthday is on May 12. ing one of only nine freshmen in the nati on recognized by the organiza- ti on … named Liberty’s second consecuti ve Big South Freshman of the SScripkocripko SShareshares Year (following Kallie Corbin in 2006) … also a fi rst-team All-Big South pick and a member of the Big South All-Freshman team … became the fi rst Lady Flame freshman ever to be a fi rst-team VaSID All-State selec- WWhathat iiss tthehe mmostost eexcixciti ngng thingthing yyouou ddidid tthishis ssummer?ummer? ti on … tabbed a Rising Star by CVU.com … won all four Big South Fresh- I ggotot eengaged!ngaged! TThathat iiss pprettyretty eexcitingxciting ttoo mme!e! man of the Week awards during October (10/7, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29) … earned a spot on the Big South Championship All-Tournament team … WWhathat iiss yyourour ffavoriteavorite vvacaacati onon sspot?pot? fi nished second on the Lady Flames’ roster in kills (393), att ack percent- IItt aallll ddependsepends oonn iiff I wwantant ttoo bbee aatt tthehe bbeacheach oorr tthehe mmountains.ountains. age (.302) and assists (83) … posted the most kills by a Liberty rookie IIff iit’st’s tthehe bbeach,each, tthenhen I wwouldould hhaveave ttoo ssayay I llovedoved ggoingoing ttoo tthehe since current assistant coach Jennifer (Belk) Vaden tallied 444 in 2001 iislandsslands iinn tthehe CCaribbean.aribbean. HHowever,owever, iiff I wwantedanted ttoo bbee aatt tthehe mmoun-oun- … her att ack percentage was the fi ft h-highest by a Liberty player un- ttains,ains, I lloveove GGatlinburg.atlinburg. der the rally-scoring format … came into her own during conference

Career Stats

Year MP SP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA SE Digs BS BA TB 2007 36 123 393 139 842 .302 83 25 34 329 3 62 65 2008 31 107 367 184 952 .192 54 35 37 277 12 23 35 Total 67 230 760 323 1794 .244 137 60 71 606 15 85 100

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Career Highs

Courtney BOGGS Kills: 3 vs. Presbyterian (11/8/08) Att empts: 12 vs. UNC Asheville (11/7/08) 5-8 Sophomore Assists: 64 vs. UNC Asheville (11/7/08) Sett er ##44 Service Aces: 1, twice, most recent vs. Presbyterian (11/8/08) Marysville, Ohio Digs: 17 vs. UNC Asheville (11/7/08) Worthington Christi an HS Solo Blocks: 1 vs. Winthrop (11/15/08) Block Assists: 2 vs. Presbyterian (11/8/08) 2008-09 Big South Total Blocks: 2 vs. Presbyterian (11/8/08) Presidenti al Honor Roll member

2008 (Fr.): Made 22 appearances as a freshman … excelled in her fi rst career start at sett er, Nov. 7 at UNC Asheville … recorded career-high totals for both assists (64) and digs (17) against the Bulldogs … her 64 assists were the most by a Lady Flame in 2008 and the second-most by any conference sett er last season … came up with 42 assists and 15 digs the following day at Presbyterian (11/8) … also reached double fi gures in the assist column at Notre Dame, tallying 10 helpers on Sept. 19 … made the Big South Presidenti al Honor Roll.

Prep: First-team Nati onal Christi an School Athleti c Associati on (NCSAA) All-American … made the 18-under Nati onal All-Tournament team at the 2008 USA Junior Olympic Girls’ Volleyball Championships while playing for Columbus Volleyball Academy … became the fi rst Worthing- ton Christi an volleyball player ever to earn a NCAA Division I athleti c scholarship … tallied over 1,000 kills and 1,000 assists for the Warriors … second-team All-Ohio pick as a senior and a third-team All-Ohio hon- oree as a junior … made the All-Central Catholic League roster three ti mes … president of Worthington Christi an’s Nati onal Honor Society.

Personal: Daughter of Kip and Jackie Boggs … psychology major … birthday is on Nov. 7.

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Career Stats

Year MP SP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA SE Digs BS BA TB 2008 22 52 9 5 29 .138 151 2 3 55 1 3 4

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Career Highs Kelly HASEMAN Kills: 1, twice, most recent vs. UNC Asheville (11/7/08) 5-8 Sophomore Att empts: 4 vs. Presbyterian (11/8/08) DS/Libero ##1010 Assists: 2, three ti mes, most recent vs. Western Michigan (9/20/08) Three Rivers, Mich. Service Aces: 3, twice, most recent vs. Winthrop (11/15/08) Kalamazoo Christi an HS Digs: 22 vs. High Point (11/11/08) 2008 Big South All-Freshman Solo Blocks: None Block Assists: None Total Blocks: None 2008 (Fr.): Big South All-Freshman team selecti on … ranked second among conference freshmen with 307 digs … one of fi ve Lady Flames to appear in all 34 matches … tallied double-digit digs 15 ti mes, includ- ing a pair of 20-dig eff orts … closed out her rookie campaign strongly, posti ng 10 or more digs in eight of her last nine matches … came up with a career-high 22 digs in only three sets, during a key road win over High Point (11/11) … added 21 digs at George Mason (9/5), helping the Lady Flames go 3-0 at the Patriot Invitati onal … served for a trio of aces on two occasions (9/5 vs. Saint Francis (Pa.) and 11/15 vs. Winthrop) … made the Big South Presidenti al Honor Roll.

Prep: Helped lead Kalamazoo Christi an High School to the Kalamazoo Valley Associati on volleyball ti tle as a senior … a four-year starter, she served as team captain during her senior year, totaling 529 digs and 48 aces while winning honorable menti on all-state accolades … also team captain and garnered honorable menti on all-state recogniti on as a junior … played for the Dead Frog travel team and the USA Michigan Runbird Girlz Nati onal travel team, which placed third at the USA Junior Invitati onal U-17 tournament … also earned high school lett ers in bas- ketball and soft ball … a Nati onal Honor Society member.

Personal: Daughter of Matt hew and Deborah Haseman …mother was a gymnast at Triton College … uncle Jonn Haseman played baseball at Xavier and uncle Tim O’Brien played basketball for the University of Chicago … major is physical therapy … birthday is on Feb. 7. HHearingearing IItt FFromrom HHasemanaseman

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Career Stats

Year MP SP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA SE Digs BS BA TB 2008 34 112 2 2 14 .000 18 16 14 307 0 0 0

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Career Highs

Claire JACOBSMA Kills: 2 vs. Maryland (8/30/08) Att empts: 11 vs. Maryland (8/30/08) 6-1 Sophomore Assists: 1, twice, most recent vs. St. Francis Right-Side Hitt er ##1111 (Pa.) (9/5/08) Service Aces: 1, twice, most recent vs. UNC Midland, Texas Asheville (10/11/08) Midland Christi an HS Digs: 6 vs. Maryland (8/30/08) Block Assists: 2, twice, most recent vs. UNC Asheville (10/11/08) Total Blocks: 2, twice, most recent vs. UNC Asheville (10/11/08) 2008 (Fr.): Played in nine matches during her freshman campaign … made a notable collegiate debut, contributi ng to a victory over ACC foe Maryland (8/30) … totaled two kills, one assist, one ace, six digs and two blocks versus the Terrapins … had an ace and a pair of blocks against UNC Asheville (10/11).

Prep: Left y helped Midland Christi an School win 32 matches and ad- vance to the regional championship contest as a senior, while splitti ng ti me between right-side hitt er and sett er … earned Texas Associati on of Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS) fi rst-team all-state honors as a junior and senior … also a second-team all-state member during her sophomore year … as a freshman, was recognized as the TAPPS 1-5A District Newcomer of the Year … also excelled in track, qualifying for the state meet in the discus two straight years … a Nati onal Honor So- ciety member.

Personal: Daughter of Marc and Susan Jacobsma … history major … birthday is on Jan. 25.

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Career Stats

Year MP SP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA SE Digs BS BA TB 2008 9 13 2 3 16 -.062 2 2 3 8 0 5 5

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Rebecca WARREN Career Highs 5-11 Sophomore Kills: None ##22 Att empts: None DS/Libero Assists: None Virginia Beach, Va. Service Aces: 2 vs. St. Francis (Pa.) (9/5/08) Digs: 2 vs. Presbyterian (10/10/08) Greenbrier Christi an Academy Solo Blocks: None 2008-09 Big South Block Assists: None Total Blocks: None Presidenti al Honor Roll member

2008 (Fr.): Appeared in 11 matches as a freshman, primarily as a server … her powerful jump serve contributed 0.25 aces per set, ranking third on the team … made a successful college debut, serving up a pair of aces during a win over Saint Francis (Pa.) (9/5) … came up with two digs versus Presbyterian (10/10) … included on the Big South Presidenti al Honor Roll.

Prep: Five-year starter for the varsity volleyball team at Greenbrier Christi an Academy … twice a fi rst-team all-state performer … fi rst-team all-conference player … tabbed her team’s most outstanding player on three occasions … played for the Coastal Virginia Volleyball Club.

Personal: Parents are Calvin and Debra Warren … part of an athleti c family, as her brother James swam for Randolph-Macon and her broth- er Michael currently plays volleyball for Lindenwood … majoring in spe- cial educati on … birthday is Aug. 26.

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Career Stats

Year MP SP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA SE Digs BS BA TB 2008 11 20 0 0 0 .000 0 5 10 2 0 0 0

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Courtney COOPER 5-6 R-Freshman DS/Libero ##1515 Forest, Va. Liberty Christi an Academy 2008-09 Big South Presidenti al Honor Roll member

2008 (Fr.): Did not appear in a match during her fi rst season with the Lady Flames … received a redshirt … named to the Big South Presiden- ti al Honor Roll.

Prep: Played outside hitt er for the Liberty Christi an Academy volleyball team … helped the Bulldogs capture VISVA Division I state ti tles as a sophomore and senior … earned a trio of fi rst-team all-state recogni- ti ons … three-ti me fi rst-team all-conference performer … also played basketball.

Personal: Daughter of Keyto and Cynthia Cooper … business manage- ment major … birthday is on Oct. 15.

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Prep: Contributed to Rocklin High School’s Sierra Foothill League (SFL) Personal: Daughter of Robert and Susan Anderson … plans to major in volleyball team championship as a senior … fi rst-team All-SFL honoree nursing … birthday is Dec. 21. during her senior campaign … as a junior, helped Rocklin reach the Nor Cal tournament semifi nal round … honorable menti on All-SFL pick in 2007.

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Prep: Helped Cave Spring High School claim back-to-back Virginia in 2008 … also competed for the Cave Spring track & fi eld team, high Group AA state volleyball championships in 2005 and 2006 … tallied jumping to an indoor district ti tle and regional runner-up fi nish in 2006. the second-most career assists (2,624) in Virginia High School League (VHSL) history … named honorable menti on PrepVolleyball.com All- Personal: Daughter of Neal and Kim Bosché … undecided on a major … American as a senior … second-team Group AA all-state performer birthday is June 6.

2009 Preseason All-Big South Teams Big South Volleyball Preseason Poll Big South Volleyball Preseason All-Conference Team

1) Liberty (9 First-place votes) – 81 points Kallie Corbin, Sr., S, Liberty 2) Coastal Carolina – 67 (Preseason Player of the Year) 3) UNC Asheville – 62 Chelaine McCarty, Sr., MB, Liberty 4) High Point – 51 Nicki Scripko, Jr., OH/RS, Liberty 5) Winthrop – 49 Kelsey Benorden, Jr., OH, UNC Asheville 6) Presbyterian – 28 Raquel Miott o, Sr., LIB, UNC Asheville 7) Charleston Southern – 27 Amanda Hill, Jr., OH, Charleston Southern 8) Radford – 24 Chelsy Kimes, Jr., OH, Coastal Carolina 9) Gardner-Webb – 16

24 LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 MEET THE LADY FLAMES

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Prep: Led Lebanon High School volleyball team to a 22-3 record as a se- Personal: Daughter of Ron and Angee Alvey … plans to major in el- nior, hitti ng .562 with 272 kills … the Warriors won the Greater Western ementary educati on … birthday is June 18. Ohio Conference (GWOC) crown and a secti onal ti tle in 2008 … fi rst- team All-Ohio Division I honoree as a senior … also named GWOC South Player of the Year, District 15 Player of the Year and Dayton Daily News All-Area Player of the Year. Loren THOMAS TThomas’homas’ TTidbitsidbits 6-4 Freshman WWhathat iiss tthehe mmostost eexcixciti ngng tthinghing yyouou ddidid ##2121 tthishis ssummer?ummer? Middle Blocker VVisitingisiting mmyy ssisterister aatt DDukeuke UUniversity.niversity. Ocoee, Fla. WWhathat iiss yyourour ffavoriteavorite vvolleyballolleyball The First Academy mmemory?emory? WWhenhen mmyy tteameam wonwon tthehe sstatetate cchampionshiphampionship llastast yyear!ear!

Prep: Two-sport standout (volleyball & basketball) at The First Acad- player of the year award on the hardwood … member of the Nati onal emy … helped her squad capture its fi rst-ever Florida Class 2A state Honor Society. volleyball ti tle as a senior … voted volleyball team’s most improved player in 2008 … part of The First Academy’s back-to-back state basket- Personal: Daughter of Victor and Natalie Thomas … sister Krystal plays ball championships, in 2005-06 and 2006-07 … earned team’s defensive basketball for Duke … psychology major … birthday is May 21.

LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 25 2009 OPPONENTS

UNC Greensboro SPARTANS Montana GRIZZLIES Hilton Garden Hokie Invitati onal Hilton Garden Hokie Invitati onal Aug. 28 - Cassell Coliseum - 4 p.m. Aug. 29 - Cassell Coliseum - 10 a.m.

Locati on: Greensboro, N.C. Locati on: Missoula, Mont. Founded: 1891 Founded: 1893 Enrollment: 16,600 Enrollment: 14,207 Colors: Gold, White & Navy Colors: Maroon & Silver Conference: Southern Conference: Big Sky Home Arena: Fleming Gym Home Arena: West Auxiliary Gym Head Coach: Patrick Nicholas Head Coach: Jerry Wagner Record at School: First Year Record at School: 36-44 (Three Years) Overall Record: 130-110 (Eight Years) Overall Record: Same Assistant Coaches: TBA Assistant Coaches: Gina Schmidt & Kandice Kelly 2008 Record: 23-10 2008 Record: 14-13 Conference Record: 14-4 Conference Record: 10-6 Conference Rank: 3rd Conference Rank: T-3rd Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 10/6 Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 7/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 4+Libero/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 5+Libero/1 All-ti me Series Record: Series ti ed, 10-10 All-ti me Series Record: First Meeti ng Volleyball SID: David Percival Volleyball SID: Joel Carlson Email Address: [email protected] Email Address: [email protected] Phone: (336) 334-5615 Phone: (406) 243-5414 Fax: (336) 334-3182 Fax: (406) 243-6859 Website: uncgspartans.com Website: MontanaGrizzlies.com Players to Watch: MB Kayren Finney & OH Branagan Fuller Players to Watch: OH Amy Roberts & MB Jamie Thibeault

Virginia Tech HOKIES East Tennessee State BUCCANEERS Hilton Garden Hokie Invitati onal Liberty Invitati onal Aug. 29 - Cassell Coliseum - 7 p.m. Sept. 4 - Vines Center - 7 p.m.

Locati on: Blacksburg, Va. Locati on: Johnson City, Tenn. Founded: 1872 Founded: 1911 Enrollment: 30,000 Enrollment: 13,389 Colors: Chicago Maroon & Burnt Orange Colors: Navy Blue & Old Gold Conference: Atlanti c Coast (ACC) Conference: Atlanti c Sun Home Arena: Cassell Coliseum Home Arena: Brooks Gymnasium Head Coach: Chris Riley Head Coach: Lindsey Devine Record at School: 51-43 (Three Years) Record at School: 90-98 (Six Years) Overall Record: 195-97 (Eight Years) Overall Record: Same Assistant Coaches: Shelbylynn McBride & Jayme Gergen Assistant Coaches: Tammi Fries & Rachel Cooper 2008 Record: 20-11 2008 Record: 12-20 Conference Record: 11-9 Conference Record: 7-13 Conference Rank: 7th Conference Rank: 7th Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 12/2 Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 12/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 5+Libero/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 6/1 All-ti me Series Record: Virginia Tech leads, 27-5 All-ti me Series Record: East Tennessee State leads, 4-1 Volleyball SID: Kevin Hunt Volleyball SID: Jeff Schneider Email Address: [email protected] Email Address: [email protected] Phone: (540) 231-1454 Phone: (423) 439-5612 Fax: (540) 231-6984 Fax: (423) 439-6138 Website: hokiesports.com Website: ETSUBucs.com Players to Watch: S Erin Leaser & MB Felicia Willoughby Players to Watch: MB McKayla Barber & S Amanda Youell

26 LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 2009 OPPONENTS

Howard BISON Elon PHOENIX Liberty Invitati onal Liberty Invitati onal Sept. 5 - Vines Center - 10:30 a.m. Sept. 5 - Vines Center - 6 p.m.

Locati on: Washington, D.C. Locati on: Elon, N.C. Founded: 1867 Founded: 1889 Enrollment: 10,500 Enrollment: 5,628 Colors: Navy Blue, Red & White Colors: Maroon & Gold Conference: Mid-Eastern Athleti c Conference: Southern Home Arena: Burr Gymnasium Home Arena: Alumni Gym Head Coach: Orlando Larracuente Head Coach: Mary Tendler Record at School: 28-66 (Three Years) Record at School: 90-106 (Six Years) Overall Record: Same Overall Record: Same 2008 Record: 14-20 Assistant Coach: Hal Clift on Conference Record: 7-3 2008 Record: 19-16 Conference Rank: 2nd (North) Conference Record: 8-10 Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 7/4 Conference Rank: 4th (North) Starters Returning/Lost: 5/1 Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 8/3 All-ti me Series Record: Liberty leads, 1-0 Starters Returning/Lost: 6/1 Volleyball SID: Chevonne Mansfi eld All-ti me Series Record: Liberty leads, 16-1 Email Address: cmansfi [email protected] Volleyball SID: Jen Blackwell Phone: (202) 806-7182 Email Address: [email protected] Fax: (202) 806-9595 Phone: (336) 278-6634 Website: howard-bison.com Fax: (336) 278-6768 Players to Watch: OH Gazelle d’Artois & MB Gabrielle Marti n Website: elonphoenix.com Players to Watch: OH Caroline Lemke & RS Traci Stewart

Toledo ROCKETS Tennessee Tech GOLDEN EAGLES Louisville Tournament Louisville Tournament Sept. 11 - Cardinal Arena - 5 p.m. Sept. 12 - Cardinal Arena - 1 p.m.

Locati on: Toledo, Ohio Locati on: Cookeville, Tenn. Founded: 1872 Founded: 1915 Enrollment: 22,336 Enrollment: 10,796 Colors: Midnight Blue & Gold Colors: Purple & Gold Conference: Mid-American Conference: Ohio Valley Home Arena: John F. Savage Arena Home Arena: Eblen Center Head Coach: Greg Smith Head Coach: John Blair Record at School: First Year Record at School: 78-102 (Six Years) Overall Record: 81-94 (Six Years) Overall Record: 352-463 (29 Years) Assistant Coaches: Abbey Szlanfucht & Rachel Wagener Assistant Coach: Jessica Lane 2008 Record: 14-17 2008 Record: 19-13 Conference Record: 5-11 Conference Record: 14-4 Conference Rank: 5th (West) Conference Rank: 1st Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 13/2 Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 7/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/1+Libero Starters Returning/Lost: 4/3 All-ti me Series Record: First Meeti ng All-ti me Series Record: Tennessee Tech leads, 3-0 Volleyball SID: Steve Easton Volleyball SID: Steve Appelhans Email Address: [email protected] Email Address: [email protected] Phone: (419) 530-4920 Phone: (931) 372-3293 Fax: (419) 530-4930 Fax: (931) 372-6139 Website: utrockets.com Website: TTUsports.com Players to Watch: OH Amber DeWeerdt & S Kassie Kadera Players to Watch: LIB Kati e Kenline & OH Leah Meff ert

LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 27 2009 OPPONENTS

Louisville CARDINALS Appalachian State MOUNTAINEERS Louisville Tournament Black & Gold Challenge Sept. 12 - Cardinal Arena - 7 p.m. Sept. 18 - Reynolds Gym - 4:30 p.m.

Locati on: Louisville, Ky. Locati on: Boone, N.C. Founded: 1798 Founded: 1899 Enrollment: 22,000 Enrollment: 16,600 Colors: Red & Black Colors: Black & Gold Conference: BIG EAST Conference: Southern Home Arena: Cardinal Arena Home Arena: Holmes Center Head Coach: Leonid Yelin Head Coach: Matt Ginipro Record at School: 322-93 (13 Years) Record at School: 26-39 (Two Years) Overall Record: 436-129 (18 Years) Overall Record: Same Assistant Coaches: Stephanie Marsh & Jennifer Hoff man Assistant Coaches: Cheryl Sti nson & Kolby O’Donnell 2008 Record: 19-11 2008 Record: 7-25 Conference Record: 11-3 Conference Record: 3-15 Conference Rank: 3rd Conference Rank: T-5th (North) Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 6/5 Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 8/5 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/2+Libero All-ti me Series Record: First Meeti ng All-ti me Series Record: Appalachian State leads, 4-1 Volleyball SID: Nancy Worley Volleyball SID: Courtney Burchett Email Address: [email protected] Email Address: burchett [email protected] Phone: (502) 852-0113 Phone: (828) 262-7162 Fax: (502) 852-7401 Fax: (828) 262-6106 Website: uofl sports.com Website: GoASU.com Players to Watch: MB Lecia Brown & OPP Justi ne Landi Players to Watch: MB Caroline Sedon & OH Lauren Swecker

Duke BLUE DEVILS Wake Forest DEMON DEACONS Black & Gold Challenge Black & Gold Challenge Sept. 19 - Reynolds Gym - 10 a.m. Sept. 19 - Reynolds Gym - 7 p.m.

Locati on: Durham, N.C. Locati on: Winston-Salem, N.C. Founded: 1838 Founded: 1834 Enrollment: 6,247 Enrollment: 4,474 Colors: Royal Blue & White Colors: Old Gold & Black Conference: Atlanti c Coast (ACC) Conference: Atlanti c Coast (ACC) Home Arena: Cameron Indoor Stadium Home Arena: Reynolds Gym Head Coach: Jolene Nagel Head Coach: Heather Kahl Holmes Record at School: 214-99 (10 Years) Record at School: 58-67 (Four Years) Overall Record: 417-239 (21 Years) Overall Record: Same Assistant Coaches: John Wasielewski & Cristi na Pinti lie Assistant Coaches: Jennifer Adeva & Chad Willis 2008 Record: 25-9 2008 Record: 19-13 Conference Record: 15-5 Conference Record: 10-10 Conference Rank: T-1st Conference Rank: 8th Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 11/3 Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 11/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 5+Libero/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 6/1 All-ti me Series Record: Duke leads, 2-0 All-ti me Series Record: Wake Forest leads, 3-0 Volleyball SID: Chris Cook Volleyball SID: Gary Peti t Email Address: [email protected] Email Address: peti [email protected] Phone: (919) 684-8708 Phone: (336) 758-1880 Fax: (919) 684-2489 Fax: (336) 758-5140 Website: GoDuke.com Website: WakeForestSports.com Players to Watch: S Kellie Catanach & OH Rachael Moss Players to Watch: OH Kadija Fornah & DS Abby Miller

28 LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 2009 OPPONENTS

Winthrop EAGLES Coastal Carolina CHANTICLEERS Sept. 25 - Vines Center - 7 p.m. Sept. 26 - Vines Center - 2 p.m. Oct. 24 - Winthrop Coliseum - 2 p.m. Oct. 23 - Kimbel Arena - 7 p.m.

Locati on: Rock Hill, S.C. Locati on: Conway, S.C. Founded: 1886 Founded: 1954 Enrollment: 6,600 Enrollment: 8,300 Colors: Garnet & Gold Colors: Teal, Bronze & Black Conference: Big South Conference: Big South Home Arena: Winthrop Coliseum Home Arena: Kimbel Arena Head Coach: Sally Polhamus Head Coach: Kristen Bauer Record at School: 31-30 (Two Years) Record at School: 176-144 (10 Years) Overall Record: Same Overall Record: Same Assistant Coaches: Shannon Wells & Chuck Rey Assistant Coach: Erin Lee 2008 Record: 11-19 2008 Record: 27-9 Conference Record: 7-9 Conference Record: 13-3 Conference Rank: 5th Conference Rank: T-1st Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 8/5 Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 10/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 6/Libero All-ti me Series Record: Liberty leads, 22-15 All-ti me Series Record: Liberty leads, 25-16 Volleyball SID: Jack Frost Volleyball SID: Teresa Garbee Email Address: [email protected] Email Address: [email protected] Phone: (803) 323-2129, ext. 6245 Phone: (843) 349-2848 Fax: (803) 323-2433 Fax: (843) 349-2819 Website: winthropeagles.com Website: GoCCUSports.com Players to Watch: S Kelsey Hall & RS Kelley Taylor Players to Watch: MB Megan Bickford & OH Chelsy Kimes

Presbyterian BLUE HOSE Radford HIGHLANDERS Oct. 2 - Templeton Center - 7 p.m. Oct. 6 - Vines Center - 7 p.m. Oct. 31 - Vines Center - Noon Oct. 20 - Dedmon Center - 7 p.m.

Locati on: Clinton, S.C. Locati on: Radford, Va. Founded: 1880 Founded: 1910 Enrollment: 1,200 Enrollment: 9,230 Colors: Garnet & Blue Colors: Red & White Conference: Big South Conference: Big South Home Arena: Templeton Center Home Arena: Dedmon Center Head Coach: Chris Belshe Head Coach: Marci Jenkins Record at School: 42-59 (Three Years) Record at School: 9-19 (One Year) Overall Record: Same Overall Record: 39-45 (Three Years) Assistant Coach: Megan Trimpe Assistant Coach: Christi na Diaz 2008 Record: 13-21 2008 Record: 9-19 Conference Record: 6-10 Conference Record: 4-12 Conference Rank: 6th Conference Rank: 8th Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 10/3 Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 8/6 Starters Returning/Lost: 3+Libero/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 5+Libero/1 All-ti me Series Record: Liberty leads, 3-1 All-ti me Series Record: Liberty leads, 32-25 Volleyball SID: Brent C. Hager Volleyball SID: Joey Beeler Email Address: [email protected] Email Address: [email protected] Phone: (864) 833-8252 Phone: (540) 831-5726 Fax: (864) 833-8323 Fax: (540) 831-5556 Website: gobluehose.com Website: RUHighlanders.com Players to Watch: OH Amanda Kett les & OH Lisa Shelley Players to Watch: S Kiley Kent & OH Laura Waddell

LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 29 2009 OPPONENTS

Gardner-Webb BULLDOGS UNC Asheville BULLDOGS Oct. 9 - Paul Porter Arena - 7 p.m. Oct. 10 - Justi ce Center - 2 p.m. Nov. 7 - Vines Center - 2 p.m. Nov. 6 - Vines Center - 7 p.m.

Locati on: Boiling Springs, N.C. Locati on: Asheville, N.C. Founded: 1905 Founded: 1927 Enrollment: 3,900 Enrollment: 3,500 Colors: Red & Black Colors: Royal Blue & White Conference: Big South Conference: Big South Home Arena: Paul Porter Arena Home Arena: Justi ce Center Head Coach: Chris Phillips Head Coach: Julie Torbett Record at School: 41-82 (Four Years) Record at School: 260-239 (15 Years) Overall Record: 386-351 (20 Years) Overall Record: Same Assistant Coaches: Phuong Luong & Gabe Veiga Assistant Coach: Talia Ogle 2008 Record: 5-27 2008 Record: 18-14 Conference Record: 3-13 Conference Record: 8-8 Conference Rank: 9th Conference Rank: 4th Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 7/4 Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 10/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/1 All-ti me Series Record: Liberty leads, 4-0 All-ti me Series Record: Liberty leads, 26-17 Volleyball SID: Kevin Davis Volleyball SID: Everett Hutt o Email Address: [email protected] Email Address: ehutt [email protected] Phone: (704) 406-3981 Phone: (828) 251-6931 Fax: (704) 406-4739 Fax: (828) 251-6386 Website: gwusports.com Website: uncabulldogs.com Players to Watch: S Regina Feagin & MB Laura Wilcox Players to Watch: OH Kelsey Benorden & LIB Raquel Miott o

High Point PANTHERS Charleston Southern LADY BUCS Oct. 13 - Millis Center - 7 p.m. Oct. 16 - Vines Center - 7 p.m. Nov. 10 - Vines Center - 7 p.m. Nov. 14 - CSU Field House - 7 p.m.

Locati on: High Point, N.C. Locati on: Charleston, S.C. Founded: 1924 Founded: 1964 Enrollment: 3,500 Enrollment: 3,201 Colors: Purple & White Colors: Blue & Gold Conference: Big South Conference: Big South Home Arena: Millis Center Home Arena: CSU Field House Head Coach: Jason Oliver Head Coach: Danyel Bellush Record at School: First Season Record at School: 115-236 (12 Years) Overall Record: First Year Overall Record: Same Assistant Coach: Jessica Sabath Assistant Coach: Carrie Yohe 2008 Record: 26-7 2008 Record: 16-18 Conference Record: 13-3 Conference Record: 5-11 Conference Rank: T-1st Conference Rank: 7th Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 10/6 Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 11/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 3+Libero/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 6+Libero/0 All-ti me Series Record: Liberty leads, 22-4 All-ti me Series Record: Liberty leads, 27-4 Volleyball SID: Erika Carrubba Volleyball SID: Ryan Burns Email Address: [email protected] Email Address: [email protected] Phone: (336) 841-4640 Phone: (843) 863-7037 Fax: (336) 841-9182 Fax: (843) 863-7676 Website: highpointpanthers.com Website: csusports.com Players to Watch: MB Anna Lott & MB Stephanie Wallin Players to Watch: OH Amanda Hill & S Sam Sasan

30 LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 2009 OPPONENTS

VCU RAMS Delaware FIGHTIN’ BLUE HENS Oct. 27 - Alltel Pavilion - 7 p.m. Third Degree Sportswear Thanksgiving Invitati onal Nov. 28 - Alltel Pavilion - 4 p.m. Nov. 27 - Alltel Pavilion - Noon

Locati on: Richmond, Va. Locati on: Newark, Del. Founded: 1968 Founded: 1743 Enrollment: 32,000 Enrollment: 16,000 Colors: Black & Gold Colors: Royal Blue & Gold Conference: Colonial Athleti c Associati on Conference: Colonial Athletic Association Home Arena: Alltel Pavilion Home Arena: Barbara Viera Court Head Coach: James Finley Head Coach: Bonnie Kenny Record at School: 69-64 (Four Years) Record at School: 125-96 (Seven Years) Overall Record: Same Overall Record: 465-348 (24 Years) Assistant Coaches: Nathan Baker & Yue Liu Assistant Coaches: Cindy Gregory & Courtney Stewardson 2008 Record: 19-13 2008 Record: 19-16 Conference Record: 10-4 Conference Record: 9-5 Conference Rank: 2nd Conference Rank: T-3rd Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 7/5 Lett erwinners Returning/Lost: 8/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 4+Libero/2 All-ti me Series Record: Liberty leads, 13-9 All-ti me Series Record: Liberty leads, 5-2 Volleyball SID: Chris Kowalczyk Volleyball SID: Kenny Kline Email Address: [email protected] Email Address: [email protected] Phone: (804) 828-8818 Phone: (302) 831-2186 Fax: (804) 828-9428 Fax: (302) 831-8653 Website: VCUAthleti cs.com Website: bluehens.com Players to Watch: MB Jessica Ojukwu & MB Ivana Rich Players to Watch: LIB Stephanie Barry & OH Kati e Dennehy

Big South CHAMPIONSHIP NCAA Division I CHAMPIONSHIP Nov. 19-21 Dec. 3-19 Dedmon Center (Radford, Va.) Final Four: St. Pete Times Forum (Tampa, Fla.)

Championship Schedule Championship Schedule Nov. 19 - First Round Dec. 3-6 - First/Second Rounds Noon, 2:30, 5 & 7:30 p.m. Campus Sites

Nov. 20 - Semifi nals Dec. 11-12 - Regionals 4:30 & 7 p.m. Maples Pavilion (Stanford, Calif.) O’Connell Center (Gainesville, Fla.) Nov. 21 - Championship Match Sports Pavilion (Minneapolis, Minn.) 2 p.m. Qwest Center (Omaha, Neb.)

Media Relati ons Informati on Dec. 17 & 19 - Semifi nals & Championship Match Big South Volleyball SID: Nic Bowman St. Pete Times Forum (Tampa, Fla.) Email Address: [email protected] Phone: (704) 341-7990 Championship Notes Fax: (704) 341-7991 -- Liberty has made fi ve NCAA Division I Volleyball Website: bigsouthsports.com Championship appearances (1997, 1999, 2001, 2007 & 2008). Radford Volleyball SID: Joey Beeler Email Address: [email protected] -- A Big South volleyball team has never won a match in the Phone: (540) 831-5726 NCAA Division I Volleyball Championship, and only three Fax: (540) 831-5556 teams have won a set (Winthrop in 2006 & Liberty in Website: RUHighlanders.com both 2007 and 2008).

LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 31 SERIES RECORDS

Team Series Last Meeting Team Series Last Meeting Team Series Last Meeting Alabama 1-0 2001, W 3-2 Ferrum 5-2 1979, W 2-0 Miami, Ohio 0-1 1989, L 0-3 Albany 0-1 2005, L 0-3 Florida 0-1 1999, L 0-3 Michigan 0-1 1989, L 1-3 Alderson-Broaddus 1-0 1993, W 3-1 Florida Atlantic 2-0 1999, W 3-0 Milligan 2-3 1992, W 3-0 American 4-6 2000, L 0-3 Florida International 1-0 1994, W 3-0 Mississippi 1-1 1998, W 3-1 Appalachian State 1-4 2006, L 0-3 Florida State 0-1 1999, L 2-3 Mississippi State 0-1 1999, L 1-3 Army 1-1 2006, L 2-3 Franklin 1-0 1996, W 3-2 Molloy 1-0 1987, W 2-0 Ashland 1-0 1987. W 2-1 Fresno State 0-3 2003, L 0-3 Montana First Meeting Atlantic Christian 1-0 1985, W 2-0 Furman 2-3 1995, L 0-3 Morehead State 3-1 2003, W 3-2 Auburn 0-1 1989, L 0-3 Gallaudet 0-1 1980, L 0-2 Morgan State 2-1 2002, W 3-1 Bethel 1-0 1980, W 2-0 Gardner-Webb 4-0 2008, W 3-0 Navy 5-11 2006, W 3-1 Bethune-Cookman 1-0 1994, W 3-0 Geneva 2-0 1980, W 2-0 Nebraska 0-1 2008, L 1-3 Binghamton 2-0 2007, W 3-1 George Mason 4-6 2008, W 3-1 New Hampshire 0-1 1998, L 0-3 Biola 0-1 1997, L 1-3 George Washington 2-5 2007, W 3-2 New Mexico State 0-1 2003, L 0-3 Birm.-Southern 7-5 2006, W 3-2 Georgetown 1-2 2007, W 3-1 Niagara 1-0 1993, W 3-1 Bluefi eld 4-0 1979, W 2-0 Georgetown, Ky. 1-0 1997, W 3-0 Norfolk State 3-0 2007, W 3-0 Bowling Green 0-1 1990, L 0-3 Georgia 0-1 2002, L 0-3 North Carolina 0-3 1990, L 0-3 Bridgewater 8-2 1986, W 2-0 Georgia State 1-1 1994, L 2-3 N.C. A&T 3-0 2001, W 3-1 Bucknell 1-0 1985, W 2-1 Georgia Tech 1-0 1988, W 3-1 N.C. Central 3-0 2007, W 3-0 C.W. Post 1-0 1987, W 3-2 Glenville State 1-0 1979, W 2-0 N.C. State 2-5 2008, W 3-0 California 0-1 2007, L 1-3 Grove City 0-1 1986, L 0-2 Northeastern 0-2 1986, L 1-3 California Baptist 1-0 1997, W 3-1 Hampton 8-0 1997, W 3-0 Northern Arizona 0-1 2003, L 0-3 Campbell 7-3 2003, W 3-0 High Point 22-4 2008, W 3-0 Northern Illinois 0-1 2003, L 1-3 Catholic 1-1 1985, W 2-0 Hollins 5-2 1980, W 2-1 Northern Iowa 0-1 2008, L 0-3 Catonsville 0-1 1980, L 0-2 Houghton 1-0 1980, W 2-0 Northwestern State 0-1 1998, W 3-2 Cent. Connecticut 1-0 1989, W 3-1 Howard 1-0 2007, W 3-0 Notre Dame 0-2 2008, L 0-3 Central Florida 0-1 2002, L 2-3 Huntington 1-0 1996, W 3-1 Ohio 0-2 2006, L 0-3 Central Michigan 1-0 2008, W 3-2 Illinois 0-1 1997, L 0-3 Ohio Northern 0-1 1986, L 0-2 Charleston So. 27-4 2008, W 3-0 Indiana State 0-1 1991, L 0-3 Ohio State 0-1 2000, L 0-3 Charlotte 4-3 2006, L 0-3 Indianapolis 1-0 1996, W 3-2 Oklahoma 0-1 2003, L 1-3 Christian Heritage 1-0 1997, W 3-1 Ithaca 0-1 1985, L 0-2 Penn State 0-2 1990, L 0-3 Citadel 2-0 2007, W 3-0 IUPUI 2-0 1997, W 3-1 Pennsylvania 0-1 1991, L 0-3 Clarion 1-2 1985, W 2-1 Jacksonville 0-1 1994, L 1-3 Point Loma 0-1 1997, L 0-3 Cleveland State 0-1 1998, L 0-3 James Madison 9-19 2008, W 3-1 Portland 0-1 2006, L 0-3 Coastal Carolina 25-16 2008, W 3-1 James Madison JV 1-0 1976, W 2-0 Presbyterian 3-1 2008, L 2-3 Colgate 0-1 1992, L 1-3 Juniata 0-1 1985, L 0-2 Princeton 1-0 2007, W 3-0 College of Charl. 0-1 2002, L 2-3 Kansas 0-1 2003, L 0-3 Providence 0-1 2000, L 2-3 Concord 1-2 1980, L 0-2 Kansas State 0-1 2008, L 1-3 Queens 3-0 1987, W 2-0 Concordia 1-0 1979, W 2-0 Kean 1-0 1980, W 2-1 Radford 32-25 2008, W 3-0 Connecticut 1-1 2000, L 0-3 King 1-0 1987, W 2-0 Randolph-Macon 2-2 1980, W 2-1 Cornell 1-1 2008, W 3-1 King’s 1-0 1979, W 2-0 RMWC 4-1 1986, L 0-2 Creighton 0-1 2005, L 0-3 Kutztown 1-0 1987, W 3-0 Rice 0-1 2002, L 1-3 Davidson 3-3 2006, L 0-3 Lafayette 1-0 2000, W 3-0 Roanoke 4-3 1986, W 2-1 Delaware 5-2 2000, W 3-1 La Salle 4-0 1996, W 3-0 Robert Morris 2-0 1992, W 3-0 Delaware State 2-0 2002, W 3-0 Lehigh 0-1 1995, L 0-3 Rutgers 4-3 2008, W 3-1 Dist. of Columbia 1-0 1989, W 3-0 Lock Haven 1-0 1993, W 3-0 Salisbury State 1-0 1980, W 2-0 Dowling 2-2 1986, L 1-2 Long Beach State 0-1 2004, L 0-3 San Diego 0-1 2001, L 0-3 Drexel 2-1 1997, W 3-0 Long Island 0-1 2007, L 0-3 San Diego State 0-2 2005, L 0-3 Duke 0-2 2000, L 0-3 Longwood 8-3 1986, W 3-0 Seton Hall 1-0 1998, W 3-2 Duquesne 1-1 2007, W 3-1 Louisiana Tech 0-1 2004, L 0-3 Shaw 1-0 1993, W 3-0 East Carolina 3-0 2003, W 3-1 Louisville First Meeting Shepherd 2-0 1995, W 3-0 East Stroudsburg 2-1 1987, W 3-2 Loyola (Ill.) 0-1 2001, L 0-3 Shippensburg 2-1 1993, W 3-0 E. Tennessee St. 1-4 2007, W 3-0 Loyola (Md.) 0-1 1985, L 0-2 SMU 0-1 1998, L 0-3 Eastern 1-0 1980, W 2-0 LSU 0-1 2004, L 1-3 South Alabama 1-0 1997, W 3-1 Eastern Illinois 0-1 1990, L 1-3 Mars Hill 1-0 1991, W 3-0 South Carolina 0-1 2000, L 0-3 Eastern Mennonite 4-2 1981, W 2-0 Marshall 2-5 1993, L 1-3 South Florida 1-1 2007, L 1-3 Edinboro 1-0 1987, W 3-2 Mary Washington 3-0 1987, W 2-0 Southern Illinois 0-1 2005, L 0-3 Elon 16-1 2005, W 3-1 Maryland 1-3 2008, W 3-1 Southern Seminary 1-0 1979, W 3-0 Emory & Henry 2-3 1979, L 0-2 Maryland E. Shore 1-0 1987, W 3-0 Southampton 0-1 1985, L 1-2 Evansville 0-2 2007, L 1-3 Marymount 1-0 1978, W 2-0 St. Bonaventure 0-1 1991, L 0-3 Fairfi eld 0-1 2001, W 3-2 Maryville 0-1 1980, L 1-2 St. Francis (Pa.) 1-0 2008, W 3-0 Fairleigh-Dickinson 0-1 1989, L 0-3 Mercyhurst 0-1 1993, L 0-3 St. John’s 0-1 2005, L 0-3 Fairmont State 2-1 1997, W 3-1 Messiah 2-1 1985, L 0-2 St. Peters 3-0 1994, W 3-1

32 LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 SERIES RECORDS/FACING THE BEST

Team Series Last Meeting Stetson 1-0 1990, W 3-0 Facing the Best SUNY - New Paltz 1-0 1987, W 2-0 Susquehanna 1-0 1985, W 2-0 During the past three seasons, the Lady Flames have squared off Syracuse 0-2 1993, L 0-3 Tampa 0-1 1990, L 0-3 with some of the nati on’s best collegiate volleyball teams, Taylor 0-1 1996, L 0-3 including California, Nebraska and Washington. Temple 1-2 1993, L 1-3 Tennessee-Martin 0-1 1994, L 0-3 Tennessee Tech 0-3 2004, L 1-3 Texas 0-1 2004, L 0-3 Texas Tech 0-2 2000, L 1-3 Toledo First Meeting Towson 2-4 1994, L 0-3 Tusculum 1-0 1979, W 2-0 UC Irvine 1-1 2008, W 3-0 UC Riverside 0-1 2005, L 1-3 UMBC 8-15 1999, L 2-3 UNC Asheville 26-17 2008, W 3-0 UNC Greensboro 10-10 2006, L 1-3 UNC Wilmington 2-1 2002, W 3-0 USC 0-1 2001, L 0-3 Utah 0-1 2004, L 0-3 VCU 13-9 2008, L 1-3 Villanova 1-2 2007, L 1-3 Sept. 1, 2006 200 - Washington Huskies Virginia 2-21 2005, L 1-3 Virginia Intermont 2-1 1980, W 2-1 Virginia State 1-0 1980, W 2-0 Virginia Tech 5-27 2006, L 1-3 Virginia Union 1-0 1986, W 2-0 Wake Forest 0-3 2002, L 2-3 Washington 0-1 2006, L 0-3 West Chester 3-0 1989, W 3-0 West Liberty State 1-0 1979, W 2-0 West Virginia 4-5 2002, L 0-3 Western Carolina 2-1 1992, L 1-3 Western Illinois 1-0 2002, W 3-0 Western Kentucky 0-1 2003, L 1-3 Western Michigan 0-2 2008, L 1-3 William & Mary 3-9 2007, W 3-2 William Patterson 0-1 1988, L 1-2 Winthrop 22-15 2008, W 3-0 Wis.-Milwaukee 0-1 1998, L 2-3 Wofford 3-0 1996, W 3-0 Nov. 30, 2007 - California Golden Bears Wright State 1-1 2007, W 3-1 Xavier 0-3 2001, L 2-3 Yale 0-1 1993, L 2-3

2009 Opponents in Bold

Dec. 5, 2008 - Nebraska Cornhuskers

LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 33 2008 STATISTICS/RESULTS

NAME MP/SP K E TA PCT. A SA SE DIG BS BA TOTAL Nicki Scripko 31/107 367 184 952 .192 54 35 37 277 12 23 35 Chelaine McCarty 34/123 322 83 678 .353 12 20 30 72 6 80 86 Jessica Nelson 34/117 268 157 826 .134 45 16 20 329 20 31 51 Karyl Bacon 32/111 189 89 598 .167 29 23 18 371 7 14 21 Ashley Webber 34/122 177 41 357 .381 7 0 0 27 11 91 102 Kallie Corbin 34/123 157 44 419 .270 1144 45 27 331 5 58 63 Britt any Pacella 30/97 145 54 392 .232 62 17 35 120 5 57 62 Courtney Boggs 22/52 9 5 29 .138 151 2 3 55 1 3 4 Carmen Streeper 12/17 8 2 25 .240 7 4 3 14 0 3 3 Kirstyn Sanders 17/28 7 2 16 .312 2 1 3 1 0 7 7 Claire Jacobsma 9/13 2 3 16 -.062 2 2 3 8 0 5 5 Kelly Haseman 34/112 2 2 14 .000 18 16 14 307 0 0 0 Rebecca Warren 11/20 0 0 0 .000 0 5 10 2 0 0 0

TOTALS 34/123 1653 666 4322 .228 1533 186 203 1914 67 372 253 OPPONENTS 34/123 1397 660 4238 .174 1281 100 215 1708 42 337 210

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE GAME RESULTS RECORD Aug. 29 vs. N.C. State # W 3-0 25-19, 25-8, 25-20 1-0 Aug. 30 vs. Central Michigan # W 3-2 25-21, 22-25, 25-17, 12-25, 15-9 2-0 Aug. 30 vs. Maryland # W 3-1 17-25, 25-15, 25-16, 25-17 3-0 Sept. 5 vs. Saint Francis (Pa.) $ W 3-0 25-16, 25-10, 25-16 4-0 Sept. 5 at George Mason $ W 3-1 23-25, 25-18, 25-20, 25-18 5-0 Sept. 6 vs. Rutgers $ W 3-1 24-26, 25-13, 25-16, 25-14 6-0 Sept. 9 at James Madison W 3-1 20-25, 25-23, 25-14, 25-22 7-0 Sept. 12 vs. Cornell % W 3-1 25-16, 25-21, 17-25, 26-24 8-0 Sept. 13 vs. Northern Iowa % L 0-3 23-25, 24-26, 19-25 8-1 Sept. 13 at No. 19 Kansas State % L 1-3 10-25, 25-22, 22-25, 12-25 8-2 Sept. 19 at Notre Dame & L 0-3 10-25, 20-25, 17-25 8-3 Sept. 20 vs. Western Michigan & L 1-3 26-28, 15-25, 25-17, 16-25 8-4 Sept. 21 vs. UC Irvine & W 3-0 25-17, 25-23, 28-26 9-4 Sept. 26 at Charleston Southern * W 3-0 25-23, 25-17, 25-22 10-4 Sept. 27 at Coastal Carolina * W 3-1 27-29, 25-16, 25-21, 25-20 11-4 Sept. 30 VCU L 1-3 24-26, 25-15, 15-25, 22-25 11-5 Oct. 3 GARDNER-WEBB * W 3-0 25-16, 25-19, 25-17 12-5 Oct. 7 at Radford * W 3-0 25-23, 25-20, 25-13 13-5 Oct. 10 PRESBYTERIAN * W 3-0 25-21, 25-15, 25-14 14-5 Oct. 11 UNC ASHEVILLE * W 3-0 25-9, 25-17, 25-20 15-5 Oct. 14 HIGH POINT * L 2-3 23-25, 25-21, 26-24, 22-25, 13-15 15-6 Oct. 17 at Winthrop * W 3-0 25-17, 25-19, 25-15 16-6 Oct. 21 RADFORD * W 3-0 25-18, 25-16, 25-10 17-6 Oct. 24 COASTAL CAROLINA* W 3-0 25-22, 25-14, 25-22 18-6 Oct. 25 CHARLESTON SO. * W 3-0 25-18, 25-13, 26-24 19-6 Nov. 1 at Gardner-Webb * W 3-2 20-25, 25-12, 21-25, 25-17, 15-6 20-6 Nov. 7 at UNC Asheville * L 2-3 16-25, 25-22, 25-23, 25-27, 11-15 20-7 Nov. 8 at Presbyterian * L 2-3 25-18, 18-25, 25-15, 23-25, 12-15 20-8 Nov. 11 at High Point * W 3-0 27-25, 25-20, 25-21 21-8 Nov. 15 WINTHROP * W 3-0 25-17, 25-13, 25-18 22-8 Nov. 21 vs. No. 8 seed Gardner-Webb @ W 3-0 25-15, 25-19, 25-15 23-8 Nov. 22 at No. 4 seed UNC Asheville @ W 3-0 25-23, 25-21, 25-20 24-8 Nov. 23 vs. No. 3 seed Coastal Carolina @ W 3-1 25-21, 25-23, 23-25, 25-20 25-8 Dec. 5 at No. 4 Nebraska ^ L 1-3 11-25, 25-21, 16-25, 19-25 25-9

* - Big South Conference Match & - Golden Dome Invitati onal (South Bend, Ind.) # - VCU Third Degree Sportswear Invitati onal (Richmond, Va.) @ - Big South Volleyball Championship (Asheville, N.C.) $ - Patriot Invitati onal (Fairfax, Va.) ^ - NCAA Division I Volleyball Championship (Lincoln, Neb.) % - Varney’s Kansas State Invitati onal (Manhatt an, Kan.) HOME MATCHES IN BOLD CAPS

34 LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 2008 BIG SOUTH STATS

2008 Big South Standings

Big South Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Liberty #^ 13 3 .812 25 9 .735 High Point # 13 3 .812 26 7 .788 Coastal Carolina # 13 3 .812 27 9 .750 UNC Asheville 8 8 .500 18 14 .562 Winthrop 7 9 .438 11 20 .355 Presbyterian 6 10 .375 13 21 .382 Charleston Southern 5 11 .312 16 18 .471 Radford 4 12 .250 9 19 .321 Gardner-Webb 3 13 .188 5 27 .156

# - Regular Season Co-Champions ^ - Big South Tournament Champion and NCAA Participant

Hitti ng Percentage (Minimum of .200/5.0 att acks/set) Assists Per Set Player SP K E TA Pct. Player SP ASST APS Chelaine McCarty, LU 123 322 83 678 .353 Kristi na Taylor, HPU 114 1192 10.46 Lindsay Raus, HPU 112 299 83 667 .324 Kallie Corbin, LU 123 1144 9.30 Megan Bickford, CCU 128 307 94 659 .323 Rachel Lewis, PC 133 1208 9.08 Stephanie Wallin, HPU 118 321 106 768 .280 Meagan Tracey, CCU 115 989 8.53 Amanda Kett les, PC 133 318 108 764 .275 Regina Feagin, GWU 113 913 8.08

Kills Per Set Digs Per Set Player SP K KPS Player SP D DPS Amanda Hill, CSU 128 499 3.90 Raquel Miott o, UNCA 131 674 5.15 Chelsy Kimes, CCU 128 490 3.83 Janice Rivera, WU 113 526 4.65 Shannon Sitzmann, WU 113 410 3.63 Julie Hershkowitz, HPU 117 516 4.41 Kelsey Benorden, UNCA 131 458 3.50 Brett Starbuck, CCU 131 560 4.27 Nicki Scripko, LU 107 367 3.43 Elizabeth Heineman, PC 95 397 4.18

Blocks Per Set Aces Per Set Player SP BS BA Total BPS Player SP ACES APS Jill Nyhof, CCU 131 39 117 156 1.19 Chelsy Kimes, CCU 128 58 0.45 Heather Burns, UNCA 131 5 116 121 0.92 Kallie Corbin, LU 123 45 0.37 Kelley Taylor, WU 113 5 93 98 0.87 Audie Gonzalez, HPU 119 43 0.36 Ashley Webber, LU 122 11 91 102 0.84 Nicki Scripko, LU 107 35 0.33 Megan Bickford, CCU 128 27 80 107 0.84 Kiley Kent, RU 96 31 0.32

2008 Big South Team Stati sti cs

Team SP K E TA Pct. Asst./S Aces/S Digs/S Blocks/S Liberty 123 1653 666 4322 .228 12.46 1.51 15.56 2.06 Coastal Carolina 132 1663 675 4418 .224 11.30 1.80 13.92 2.17 High Point 123 1616 658 4521 .212 12.10 1.41 17.02 1.72 UNC Asheville 131 1600 642 4667 .205 11.14 1.22 15.98 1.69 Charleston Southern 129 1473 687 4333 .181 10.33 1.34 15.02 1.52 Presbyterian 133 1537 716 4638 .177 10.49 1.28 14.43 1.35 Winthrop 113 1387 681 4155 .170 11.21 0.99 15.68 1.95 Radford 100 1113 584 3255 .163 10.43 1.36 12.24 1.18 Gardner-Webb 113 1194 682 3996 .128 9.98 1.40 15.55 0.94

LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 35 2008 BIG SOUTH AWARDS

2008 Big South Volleyball Championship Results Host - UNC Asheville (Asheville, N.C.)

Nov. 21 – Quarterfi nals All-Tournament Team #2 High Point def. #7 Radford, 3-0 Karyl Bacon, Liberty #3 Coastal Carolina def. #5 Charleston Southern, 3-0 Kallie Corbin, Liberty #1 Liberty def. #8 Gardner-Webb, 3-0 Nicki Scripko, Liberty #4 UNC Asheville def. #5 Winthrop, 3-1 Brett Starbuck, Coastal Carolina Megan Bickford, Coastal Carolina Nov. 22 – Semifi nals Kelsey Benorden, UNC Asheville #3 Coastal Carolina def. #2 High Point, 3-2 Linsay Raus, High Point #1 Liberty def. #4 UNC Asheville, 3-0 2008 Tournament MVP Nov. 23 – Championship Kallie Corbin, Liberty #1 Liberty def. #3 Coastal Carolina, 3-1

2008 Big South Volleyball Award Winners

First Team All-Conference All-Freshman Team Kallie Corbin, Liberty Laura Wilcox, Gardner-Webb Chelsy Kimes, Coastal Carolina Cindi Miller, UNC Asheville Shannon Sitzmann, Winthrop Megan McWhorter, Radford Kristi na Taylor, High Point Janice Rivera, Winthrop Kelsey Benorden, UNC Asheville Kelly Haseman, Liberty Amanda Hill, Charleston Southern Crissy Skokan, Charleston Southern Raquel Miott o, UNC Asheville Kelsie Mauck, Coastal Carolina

Second Team All-Conference Freshman of the Year Chelaine McCarty, Liberty Laura Wilcox, Gardner-Webb Audie Gonzalez, High Point Nicki Scripko, Liberty Academic All-Conference Amanda Kett les, Presbyterian Jill Nyhof, Coastal Carolina Laura Wilcox, Gardner-Webb Nichole Diller, Charleston Southern Kelley Taylor, Winthrop Chelaine McCarty, Liberty Brett Starbuck, Coastal Carolina Melinda Clelland, Radford Kaitlyn McDaniel, UNC Asheville Player of the Year Bethany Marti n, Gardner-Webb Kallie Corbin, Liberty Kristi na Taylor, High Point Shannon Sitzmann, Winthrop Coach of the Year Rachel Lewis, Presbyterian Chad Esposito, High Point Scholar-Athlete of the Year Jill Nyhof, Coastal Carolina

2008 Big South Players of the Week Freshmen of the Week Liberos of the Week Sept. 2 Shannon Sitzmann, Winthrop Megan McWhorter, Radford Julie Hershkowitz, High Point Sept. 8 Amanda Hill, Charleston So. Laura Wilcox, Gardner-Webb Julie Hershkowitz, High Point Sept. 15 Amanda Hill, Charleston So. Kelsie Mauck, Coastal Carolina Raquel Miott o, UNC Asheville Sept. 22 Lindsay Raus, High Point Laura Wilcox, Gardner-Webb Janice Rivera, Winthrop Sept. 29 Nicki Scripko, Liberty Laura Wilcox, Gardner-Webb Kati e Matykowski, Gardner-Webb Oct. 7 Stephanie Wallin, High Point Laura Wilcox, Gardner-Webb Janice Rivera, Winthrop Oct. 13 Chelaine McCarty, Liberty Laura Wilcox, Gardner-Webb Raquel Miott o, UNC Asheville Oct. 20 Chelsy Kimes, Coastal Carolina Cindi Miller, UNC Asheville Raquel Miott o, UNC Asheville Oct. 27 Kallie Corbin, Liberty Megan McWhorter, Radford Raquel Miott o, UNC Asheville Nov. 3 Chelsy Kimes, Coastal Carolina Laura Wilcox, Gardner-Webb Brett Starbuck, Coastal Carolina Nov. 10 Amanda Kett les, Presbyterian Cindi Miller, UNC Asheville Katelyn Meeks, Radford Nov. 17 Amanda Hill, Charleston So. Cindi Miller, UNC Asheville Brett Starbuck, Coastal Carolina

36 LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 ALL-TIME HONORS

Big South Conference Honors Miscellaneous Honors

First Team All-Conference All-Academic AVCA All-America Anthonia Akpama – 1996-97-98-99 Autum (Poorman) Black – 2005-06 Kallie Corbin - 2008 (Honorable Menti on) Jennifer Belk – 2004 Kristi n Colson – 2003-04 Autum (Poorman) Black – 2006 Kyrie Dorn – 1998-99 AVCA All-Region Kallie Corbin – 2007-08 Ashley Fletcher – 1997 Theresa Bream – 1990 Kyrie Dorn – 1998 Chelaine McCarty – 2008 Kallie Corbin – 2008 Rachel Harnack – 2000-01 Leeana Miller – 1996 Chelaine McCarty – 2008 Kim Lawson – 1992 Jessica Nelson – 2007 Nicki Scripko – 2007 Erin McKeown – 2002-03 Tati ana Tkachuk – 2002 Leeana Miller – 1996 Jessica Wilson – 2000-01 AVCA All-District Nicole Nice – 1991-92 Anthonia Akpama – 1999 Becky Rudnick – 2003 Scholar-Athlete of the Year Nicki Scripko – 2007 Kristi n Colson – 2003-04 CoSIDA Academic All-District III Kyrie Dorn (Co-Scholar Athlete) - 1998 Leeana Miller – 1996 Second Team All-Conference Anthonia Akpama – 1999 Jennifer Belk – 2001-02 Big South All-Tournament Team Kristi n Colson – 2003-04 Kallie Corbin – 2006 Anthonia Akpama – 1996-98-99 Kyrie Dorn – 1997-99 Karyl Bacon – 2008 CoSIDA Academic All-America Summer Elmquist – 2001 Jennifer Belk – 2001 Second Team Michelle Howland – 2000 Kallie Corbin – 2007-08 Kristi n Colson – 2004 Chelaine McCarty – 2007-08 Kyrie Dorn – 1998-99 Leeana Miller – 1995 Summer Elmquist – 2000 Virginia State All-District Nicki Scripko – 2008 Ashley Fletcher – 1997 Anthonia Akpama – 1999 Rachel Harnack – 2001 Player of the Year Michelle Howland – 2000 VaSID (All-State) First Team Anthonia Akpama – 1999 Kim Lawson – 1992 Kallie Corbin – 2007-08 Kallie Corbin – 2008 Erin McKeown – 2002 Rachel Harnack – 2001 Kyrie Dorn – 1998 Laura Miller – 1991-92 Chelaine McCarty – 2008 Erin McKeown – 2003 Leeana Miller – 1994-97 Erin McKeown – 2002 Jessica Nelson – 2007 Nicki Scripko – 2007 All-Freshman Team Nicole Nice – 1992 Lara Bartolomeo – 2004 Becky Rudnick – 2004 VaSID (All-State) Second Team Jennifer Belk – 2001 Nicki Scripko – 2007-08 Autum (Poorman) Black – 2006 Kallie Corbin – 2006 Tati ana Tkachuk – 2003 Kristi n Colson – 2004 Kelly Haseman – 2008 Kallie Corbin – 2006 Kendall Nichols – 2005 Big South Tournament MVP Rachel Harnack – 2000 Nicki Scripko – 2007 Anthonia Akpama – 1999 Chelaine McCarty – 2007 Kallie Corbin – 2007-08 Nicki Scripko – 2008 Rookie/Freshman of the Year Ashley Fletcher – 1997 Anthonia Akpama - 1996 Rachel Harnack – 2001 VaSID (All-State) Player of the Year Jennifer Belk – 2001 Erin McKeown – 2002 Kallie Corbin - 2008 Kallie Corbin – 2006 Laura Miller (Co-MVP) – 1992 Nicki Scripko – 2007 VaSID (All-State) Rookie of the Year Kallie Corbin – 2006 Coach of the Year Chris Phillips – 1997-2003 VaSID (All-State) Coach of the Year Shane Pinder – 2007 Shane Pinder – 2007-08

LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 37 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1976 Rand.-Macon Women’s W 2-1 1980 Record: 8-8 Bluefi eld W 3-0 Record: 22-18 Head Coach: Brenda Bonheim Bridgewater W 2-0 Head Coach: Brenda Bonheim 4th Place in VAIAW State Tournament Ferrum W 2-1 1979 NCCAA District II Tournament Champion Roanoke W 2-0 Record: 26-11 Hollins L 0-2 Head Coach: Brenda Bonheim Longwood W 3-0 Roanoke L 0-2 VCU L 1-2 Eastern Mennonite L 0-2 Longwood W 3-0 Virginia State W 2-0 Radford L 0-2 George Mason Tournament Fourth Place Catholic L 0-2 Emory & Henry W 3-0 Eastern Mennonite W 2-1 Mary Washington W 2-0 Bridgewater W 2-0 Hampton W 2-0 Catonsville L 2-0 Longwood L 1-2 Rand.-Macon Women’s W 2-0 James Madison L 0-2 Ferrum W 2-0 George Mason W 2-0 William & Mary L 0-2 James Madison J.V. W 2-0 Concord Tournament First Place Radford L 0-2 Virginia Tech L 0-2 Tusculum W 2-0 Bridgewater W 2-0 Ferrum W 2-0 West Liberty State W 2-0 Virginia Intermont W 2-1 Bridgewater L 2-1 Glenville W 2-0 Maryville L 1-2 Milligan W 2-0 Concord L 0-2 1977 Concord W 2-0 George Mason L 2-3 Record: 4-12 Ferrum W 2-0 Hampton W 2-0 Head Coach: Brenda Bonheim Virginia W 3-0 Randolph-Macon W 2-0 William & Mary L 1-2 Virginia Tech L 0-3 Ferrum L 0-3 James Madison L 0-2 Virginia L 0-2 Roanoke L 1-2 Southern Seminary W 3-0 Mary Washington W 2-0 Hollins L 0-2 Bridgewater W 3-0 Messiah W 2-0 Longwood L 2-3 Emory & Henry L 0-2 William Patt erson L 1-2 Randolph-Macon L 0-2 Bluefi eld W 2-0 Galludet L 0-2 Bridgewater W 2-0 Virginia Tech L 2-3 Kean W 2-1 Ferrum L 0-2 Radford L 0-2 Salisbury State W 2-0 Maryland L 3-0 Hollins W 2-0 East Stroudsburg State L 0-2 George Washington W 2-0 VCU W 2-0 VCU W 2-0 Roanoke L 0-3 Virginia W 2-0 James Madison W 2-1 Hollins W 2-0 Messiah Tournament First Place Randolph-Macon W 2-1 Radford L 0-2 Geneva W 2-0 Hollins W 2-1 Radford L 0-2 Concordia W 2-0 Eastern Mennonite W 3-1 Randolph-Macon L 0-2 Messiah W 2-0 Virginia Tech L 1-3 Emory & Henry W 3-0 Eastern Mennonite W 2-0 Virginia Intermont L 0-2 King’s W 2-0 1981 George Mason L 0-2 Record: 18-19 1978 William & Mary L 0-2 Head Coach: Beth Dalton Record: 19-8 Individual Match Informati on Not Available Head Coach: Brenda Bonheim 1982 Rand.-Macon Women’s W 2-0 Record: 17-27 Bluefi eld W 2-0 Head Coach: Beth Dalton Ferrum W 2-0 Individual Match Informati on Not Available Roanoke W 2-0 Emory & Henry L 0-2 1983 Concord L 0-2 Record: 34-23 Bluefi eld W 2-0 Head Coach: Beth Dalton Longwood L 2-3 Individual Match Informati on Not Available Radford W 2-0 Eastern Mennonite L 0-2 1984 Radford L 0-2 Record: 30-16 Hollins W 2-1 Head Coach: Beth Dalton Hampton W 3-0 Individual Match Informati on Not Available Marymont W 2-0 Virginia Intermont W 2-0 Roanoke W 2-0 Emory & Henry L 1-2 Hollins W 2-0 Cami Coulter

38 LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1985 Greensboro W 2-0 Record: 15-25 Dowling L 1-2 Head Coach: Roy Yarbrough Greensboro W 2-0 Grove City L 0-2 Navy L 0-2 Shippensburg W 2-0 UMBC L 0-2 Ohio Northern L 0-2 Shippensburg L 1-2 Virginia L 0-3 UMBC W 2-0 Rand.-Macon Women’s L 0-2 Clarion L 0-2 Bridgewater L 1-2 Virginia Tech L 1-3 Longwood W 2-0 Atlanti c Christi an W 2-0 Bridgewater W 2-0 Elon W 2-0 Virginia Union W 2-0 Longwood W 2-0 Bridgewater W 2-0 Clarion L 0-2 Bridgewater W 2-0 Elon W 2-0 Virginia Tech L 0-3 Clarion W 2-1 Milligan L 0-2 Susquehanna W 2-0 UNC Asheville W 2-1 Ithaca L 0-2 Radford L 1-2 Juniata L 0-2 Milligan L 1-2 Bucknell W 2-1 UMBC W 3-1 Milligan L 0-2 Marshall W 3-2 Kathryn Kornachuk UMBC L 1-2 Radford L 0-3 LaSalle W 2-0 Marshall L 2-3 1988 American W 2-1 Mary Washington W 2-0 Record: 24-8 Loyola L 0-2 Longwood W 2-0 Head Coach: Sue Kelly Virginia L 0-3 James Madison L 0-3 First NCAA Division I season Navy L 0-2 Longwood W 3-0 UMBC W 2-1 Virginia Tech L 0-3 North Carolina L 1-3 Catholic W 2-0 American W 3-0 VCU W 3-0 Messiah L 0-2 Virginia L 0-3 Virginia Tech L 2-3 Longwood W 2-0 UMBC Invitati onal Second Place Radford L 0-2 1987 Radford W 3-0 Virginia L 1-3 Record: 22-8 Virginia Classic Second Place Radford L 0-2 Head Coach: Sue Kelly Winthrop Invitati onal First Place Marshall L 0-2 Georgia Tech W 3-1 Coastal Carolina L 1-2 Mississippi L 0-3 Virginia L 0-3 Marshall L 1-2 Edinboro W 3-2 Virginia Tech L 0-3 James Madison L 0-3 West Chester W 3-0 Delaware Tournament Third Place Navy L 0-2 Virginia Tech L 1-3 William & Mary L 0-3 Dowling W 2-1 Navy L 1-3 Radford W 3-1 Southhampton L 1-2 East Stroudsburg W 3-0 Shepherd W 3-0 Queens W 2-0 Maryland Eastern Shore W 3-0 VCU Classic First Place UMBC L 0-2 Rutgers W 3-0 James Madison W 3-1 Navy L 0-3 Remaining Match Informati on Unavailable 1986 Queens W 3-0 Record: 23-21 Kutztown W 3-0 1989 Head Coach: Sue Kelly East Stroudsburg W 3-2 Record: 16-18 Molloy W 2-0 Head Coach: Sue Kelly Virginia L 0-3 SUNY-New Paltz W 2-0 Ohio L 0-3 Queens W 2-0 S. 1 @ Auburn N L 0-3 Virginia Tech L 0-3 Ashland W 2-1 S. 2 @ West Virginia N W 3-2 Navy L 0-2 Navy W 3-0 S. 2 @ Michigan N L 1-3 Morgan State W 2-0 West Chester W 3-0 S. 5 Virginia Tech A L 1-3 Delaware State W 2-0 Dowling W 3-0 S. 15 $ N.C. State A L 0-3 LaSalle W 2-1 C.W. Post W 3-2 S. 15 $ Morehead State N L 0-3 Navy L 1-2 Navy W 3-2 S. 16 $ Charlott e N W 3-0 Roanoke W 2-1 Virginia Tech L 2-3 S. 16 $ Western Carolina N W 3-1 Longwood W 2-1 Radford W 2-0 S. 19 Virginia H L 0-3 Elon W 2-0 King W 2-0 S. 21 % West Virginia A W 3-2 Dowling L 1-2 S. 22 % Syracuse N L 0-3 Rand.-Macon Women’s W 2-0 S. 22 % Miami, Ohio N L 0-3 Greensboro W 2-0 S. 25 Charlott e A W 3-0

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O. 4 William & Mary A L 0-3 O. 1 Virginia Tech H L 1-3 O. 6 North Carolina A L 0-3 O. 3 * Davidson H L 1-3 O. 7 Duke A L 0-3 O. 4 $ Pennsylvania A L 0-3 O. 10 Georgetown A L 0-3 O. 5 $ St. Bonaventure N L 0-3 O. 11 George Washington A L 1-3 O. 5 $ Delaware A W 3-1 O. 20 ^ Central Connecti cut N W 3-1 O. 8 VCU H L 2-3 O. 20 ^ West Chester N W 3-0 O. 10 * Campbell H W 3-0 O. 21 ^ Delaware A L 0-3 O. 11 * Coastal Carolina H W 3-1 O. 21 ^ Furman N W 3-0 O. 16 * UNC Greensboro A L 0-3 O. 21 ^ Fairleigh Dickinson N L 0-3 O. 29 VCU A L 1-3 O. 24 Virginia Tech H L 1-3 O. 31 Marshall H W 3-0 O. 28 Penn State A L 0-3 N. 1 $$ Tennessee Tech N L 2-3 O. 28 Temple A L 2-3 N. 2 $$ East Tennessee State A L 0-3 O. 31 James Madison H W 3-2 N. 2 $$ East Carolina N W 3-2 N. 4 & Drexel N W 3-0 N. 5 Virginia H L 0-3 N. 4 & District of Columbia N W 3-0 N. 8 & Charleston Southern N W 3-0 N. 4 & VCU A W 3-0 N. 9 & Davidson N L 1-3 N. 7 American H W 3-1 N. 10 # UMBC N W 3-0 # - UMBC Classic N. 11 # LaSalle N W 3-0 ## - UNC Asheville Tournament N. 11 # Villanova A W 3-0 Theresa Bream ^ - Virginia Jeff erson Cup ^^ - Marshall Fall Classic @ - Virginia Earlybird Tournament N. 9 ^ Maryland A L 2-3 $ - Pennsylvania Invitati onal $ - N.C. State Invitati onal N. 10 ^ Georgetown N L 0-3 $$ - East Tennessee State Invitati onal % - West Virginia KFC Invitati onal N. 10 ^ West Virginia N W 3-0 * - Big South Conference Match ^ - Delaware Invitati onal N. 17 & Army N W 3-1 & - Big South Championship & - VCU Invitati onal N. 17 & Northeastern N L 0-3 # - Villanova Invitati onal 1992 @ - West Virginia KFC Invitati onal Record: 21-19 1990 # - William & Mary Tournament Big South: 6-3 Record: 18-16 $ - Charlott e Tournament Head Coach: Chris Fletcher Head Coach: Sue Kelly % - Penn State Tournament ^ - Maryland Tournament S. 2 Campbell A W 3-0 S. 4 Virginia Tech A L 1-3 & - ECAC Tournament S. 4 # St. Peter’s N W 3-0 S. 5 North Carolina A L 0-3 S. 4 # Navy A L 2-3 S. 7 George Washington H L 0-3 1991 S. 5 # Delaware N W 3-1 S. 11 James Madison A W 3-2 Record: 11-28 S. 5 # Radford N W 3-0 S. 14 @ Bowling Green N L 0-3 Big South: 3-4 S. 5 # Navy A W 3-1 S. 15 @ Rutgers N W 3-2 Head Coach: Beth Dalton S. 5 # Colgate N L 1-3 S. 15 @ Eastern Illinois N L 1-3 S. 8 VCU A L 0-3 S. 15 @ West Virginia A L 2-3 A. 31 # UMBC A L 0-3 S. 10 Virginia Tech A L 0-3 S. 18 Virginia A L 0-3 A. 31 # West Virginia N L 1-3 S. 12 Rutgers H W 3-1 S. 21 # West Virginia N L 2-3 S. 1 # East Tennessee State N L 0-3 S. 12 James Madison H L 2-3 S. 22 # William & Mary A L 0-3 S. 1 # George Mason N L 0-3 S. 15 UNC Greensboro H L 2-3 S. 22 # Temple N W 3-2 S. 3 * Radford A L 2-3 S. 22 Virginia H L 1-3 S. 25 Radford H W 3-1 S. 6 American A L 1-3 S. 25 ^ Radford A L 1-3 S. 28 $ Furman N W 3-0 S. 7 N.C. State N L 0-3 S. 26 ^ Milligan N W 3-0 S. 28 $ Charlott e A W 3-1 S. 7 George Washington A L 0-3 S. 26 ^ Western Carolina N L 1-3 S. 29 $ Appalachian State N W 3-1 S. 10 Virginia Tech A L 0-3 S. 29 Davidson A W 3-1 S. 29 $ Western Carolina N W 3-2 S. 13 * UNC Asheville A L 1-3 O. 2 % UNC Wilmington H W 3-1 O. 2 UNC Greensboro A W 3-1 S. 14 ## Mars Hill N W 3-0 O. 3 % UNC Asheville H L 1-3 O. 4 Charlott e H W 3-0 S. 14 ## Woff ord N W 3-1 O. 3 % American H W 3-1 O. 16 Virginia Tech H W 3-0 S. 14 ## UNC Asheville N L 1-3 O. 10 * Radford N W 3-1 O. 19 American A L 1-3 S. 17 * Radford H W 3-2 O. 10 * UNC Greensboro N L 1-3 O. 23 VCU H W 3-1 S. 21 ^ Virginia A L 0-3 O. 16 * UMBC H L 2-3 O. 24 Coastal Carolina A W 3-1 S. 21 ^ Virginia Tech N L 1-3 O. 16 * Charleston Southern H W 3-0 O. 26 Stetson A W 3-0 S. 22 ^ Villanova N L 0-3 O. 17 * Winthrop H W 3-0 O. 27 Tampa A L 0-3 S. 22 ^ George Mason N L 0-3 O. 17 * Towson State H W 3-1 O. 27 South Florida A W 3-2 S. 23 * Winthrop H W 3-0 O. 23 * UNC Asheville A L 1-3 N. 2 % Connecti cut N W 3-0 S. 28 ^^ Robert Morris N W 3-0 O. 24 * Campbell N W 3-0 N. 3 % Penn State A L 0-3 S. 28 ^^ Indiana State N L 0-3 O. 24 * Coastal Carolina N W 3-0 N. 6 Radford A L 1-3 S. 28 ^^ Marshall A L 2-3 O. 27 VCU H W 3-1

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O. 30 $ Georgia State N W 3-0 O. 15 * Charleston Southern H L 2-3 O. 14 * Winthrop H W 3-0 O. 31 $ UNC Greensboro A L 1-3 O. 16 * Winthrop H W 3-1 O. 15 * UNC Asheville H W 3-1 O. 31 $ Appalachian State N L 2-3 O. 16 * Towson State H L 0-3 O. 18 James Madison H W 3-1 N. 3 James Madison A L 0-3 O. 19 VCU A L 0-3 O. 21 * Charleston Southern A L 1-3 N. 7 Robert Morris N W 3-0 O. 22 @ Alderson-Broaddus N W 3-1 O. 22 * Coastal Carolina A L 1-3 N. 7 American A L 0-3 O. 22 @ Mercyhurst N L 0-3 O. 25 * UNC Greensboro H L 0-3 N. 10 Virginia Tech H L 2-3 O. 23 @ Lock Haven N W 3-0 O. 28 * UMBC A L 0-3 N. 13 & Towson State N W 3-0 O. 23 @ Shippensburg A W 3-0 O. 29 * Towson State A L 0-3 N. 14 & UMBC N W 3-0 O. 29 * UNC Asheville A L 0-3 N. 5 * Radford A L 2-3 N. 14 & UNC Asheville N L 2-3 O. 30 * Campbell N L 0-3 N. 11 & Winthrop N W 3-1 O. 30 * Coastal Carolina N W 3-0 N. 11 & UMBC N L 1-3 # - Navy Invitati onal N. 4 Campbell H W 3-1 ^ - Radford Invitati onal N. 6 James Madison A L 1-3 % - Navy Trident Invitati onal % - Liberty Invitati onal N. 12 & Coastal Carolina N W 3-1 @ - Furman Invitati onal $ - UNC Greensboro Invitati onal N. 12 & Towson State N L 0-3 # - Jacksonville Tournament * - Big South Conference Match * - Big South Conference Match & - Big South Championship ! - Navy Invitati onal & - Big South Championship ^ - Syracuse Tournament 1993 # - Rutgers Tournament 1995 Record: 10-29 % - Radford Invitati onal Record: 10-22 Big South: 2-7 $ - Liberty Invitati onal Big South: 2-5 Head Coach: Chris Fletcher @ - Shippensburg Tournament Head Coach: Chris Fletcher * - Big South Conference Match S. 1 Virginia Tech A L 0-3 & - Big South Championship S. 1 % Navy A L 2-3 S. 3 ! St. Peter’s N W 3-0 S. 1 % Lehigh N L 0-3 S. 4 ! Towson State N L 0-3 1994 S. 2 % Navy A L 2-3 S. 4 ! Temple N L 1-3 Record: 10-18 S. 4 Hampton H W 3-0 S. 10 ^ Syracuse A L 0-3 Big South: 2-6 S. 6 Virginia Tech A L 0-3 S. 11 ^ Cornell N L 0-3 Head Coach: Chris Fletcher S. 8 ! East Tennessee State N L 0-3 S. 11 ^ Niagara N W 3-1 S. 8 ! Wright State N L 0-3 S. 14 UNC Greensboro H L 1-3 S. 2 % St. Peters N W 3-1 S. 9 ! James Madison N L 0-3 S. 17 # Rutgers A L 0-3 S. 3 % Delaware N L 2-3 S. 9 ! N.C. State A L 0-3 S. 18 # Marshall N L 1-3 S. 3 % Navy A L 1-3 S. 15 # West Virginia N L 0-3 S. 18 # Yale N L 2-3 S. 6 Virginia Tech H L 1-3 S. 15 # American A L 1-3 S. 22 Virginia A L 0-3 S. 13 VCU A L 0-3 S. 16 # Drexel N L 0-3 S. 24 % George Mason N L 0-3 S. 16 @ Tennessee Tech N L 2-3 S. 20 Virginia H L 0-3 S. 25 % Xavier N L 1-3 S. 16 @ Furman A L 0-3 S. 22 $ High Point H W 3-1 S. 25 % Radford A L 0-3 S. 17 @ Tennessee-Marti n A L 0-3 S. 22 $ Fairmont State H L 0-3 S. 28 VCU H L 0-3 S. 17 @ Furman A L 1-3 S. 23 $ Shepherd H W 3-0 O. 2 * Radford N L 0-3 S. 21 Virginia A L 1-3 S. 26 VCU A W 3-1 O. 2 * UNC Greensboro N L 0-3 S. 23 # Florida Internati onal N W 3-0 S. 29 Woff ord A W 3-2 O. 5 UMBC A L 2-3 S. 23 # Bethune-Cookman N W 3-0 S. 30 Furman A L 0-3 O. 8 $ UNC Wilmington H L 2-3 S. 24 # Jacksonville A L 1-3 O. 3 North Carolina A&T N W 3-0 O. 9 $ Radford H L 0-3 S. 28 Georgia State A L 2-3 O. 3 Hampton A W 3-0 O. 9 $ Shaw H W 3-0 O. 4 West Virginia A W 3-2 O. 11 Campbell A L 1-3 O. 12 James Madison H L 1-3 O. 8 North Carolina Central H W 3-0 O. 13 * Winthrop A L 2-3 O. 15 * UMBC H L 0-3 O. 11 VCU H W 3-1 O. 14 * UNC Asheville A L 0-3 O. 17 James Madison A L 2-3 O. 20 * Charleston Southern H L 2-3 O. 21 * Coastal Carolina H L 2-3 O. 24 * UNC Greensboro A L 0-3 O. 27 * UMBC H W 3-0 N. 4 * Radford H W 3-1 N. 7 VCU H W 3-1 N. 10 & Coastal Carolina N L 2-3

% - Navy Trident Invitati onal ! – N.C. State Tournament # - American Tournament $ - Liberty Invitati onal * - Big South Conference Match The 1995 Lady Flames huddle together & - Big South Championship

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1996 S. 8 Christi an Heritage A W 3-1 O. 17 # Morehead State A W 3-0 Record: 24-10 S. 12 ! South Alabama N W 3-1 O. 17 # Cleveland State N L 0-3 Big South: 8-6 S. 13 ! Drexel N W 3-0 O. 23 High Point H W 3-0 Head Coach: Chris Fletcher S. 13 ! East Carolina A W 3-1 O. 24 Elon H W 3-0 S. 16 Hampton H W 3-0 O. 27 Virginia A L 2-3 A. 30 % Northeastern N L 1-3 S. 19 $ Norfolk State H W 3-0 O. 30 * Winthrop H W 3-2 A. 31 % LaSalle N W 3-0 S. 19 $ Fairmont State H W 3-1 O. 31 * UNC Asheville H W 3-1 A. 31 % Navy A W 3-2 S. 20 $ IUPUI H W 3-1 N. 4 * Radford H W 3-1 S. 2 VCU A W 3-0 S. 23 * Radford A L 2-3 N. 6 * Charleston Southern H W 3-0 S. 9 North Carolina Central A W 3-0 S. 26 * Winthrop H W 3-0 N. 7 * Coastal Carolina H W 3-0 S. 13 ! IUPUI A W 3-2 S. 29 High Point H W 3-0 N. 13 High Point A W 3-0 S. 14 ! Hunti ngton A W 3-1 O. 3 * Winthrop A W 3-0 N. 14 Elon A W 3-0 S. 14 ! Franklin A W 3-2 O. 4 * UNC Asheville A W 3-0 N. 21 & UNC Asheville A W 3-0 S. 14 ! Indianapolis A W 3-2 O. 7 Campbell A L 1-3 N. 21 & Coastal Carolina N L 0-3 S. 16 Taylor A L 0-3 O. 10 * Charleston Southern H W 3-0 S. 20 $ Norfolk State H W 3-0 O. 11 * Coastal Carolina H W 3-2 ^ - Brion’s Grille/Patriot Invitati onal S. 21 $ Fairmont State H W 3-0 O. 17 * UNC Asheville H W 3-0 $ - SMU Invitati onal S. 21 $ Hampton H W 3-0 O. 18 * UMBC H W 3-0 % - Rutgers University Doubletree Classic S. 21 $ Woff ord H W 3-0 O. 21 * Radford H W 3-0 # - Morehead State Tournament S. 24 Campbell H W 3-0 O. 26 * UMBC A L 2-3 @ - Liberty Invitati onal S. 27 * Winthrop A W 3-2 O. 31 * Charleston Southern A W 3-0 * - Big South Conference Match S. 28 * UNC Asheville A L 2-3 N. 1 * Coastal Carolina A W 3-1 & - Big South Championship O. 1 James Madison H L 0-3 N. 5 James Madison A W 3-1 O. 4 * Charleston Southern H W 3-0 N. 15 & Radford N W 3-0 1999 O. 5 * Coastal Carolina H L 0-3 N. 15 & UMBC N W 3-0 Record: 22-10 O. 8 * Radford H W 3-1 D. 5 ^ Notre Dame N L 0-3 Big South: 12-2 O. 11 * UMBC H L 2-3 Head Coach: Chris Phillips O. 15 * UNC Asheville H W 3-2 #-Virginia Tournament Big South Tournament Champion O. 18 Hampton A W 3-0 @-Point Loma Tournament O. 22 * Radford A W 3-2 !-East Carolina Tournament S. 4 # Mississippi State N L 1-3 O. 25 * UMBC A L 0-3 $-Liberty Invitati onal S. 4 # UNC Charlott e A L 1-3 O. 29 VCU H W 3-0 *-Big South Conference Match S. 7 American A L 0-3 N. 1 * Winthrop H W 3-1 &-Big South Championship S. 10 @ Morehead State N W 3-0 N. 2 * UNC Asheville H W 3-2 ^ - NCAA Tournament S. 10 @ N.C. State A L 1-4 N. 5 * UNC Greensboro A L 0-3 S. 11 @ Campbell N W 3-0 N. 8 * Charleston Southern A W 3-1 1998 S. 11 @ UMBC N L 2-3 N. 9 * Coastal Carolina A L 1-3 Record: 21-14 N. 15 % UNC Asheville N W 3-2 Big South: 9-1 N. 16 % Coastal Carolina N L 0-3 Head Coach: Laura Miller Big South Regular-Season Champion % - Navy Invitati onal ! - IUPUI Tournament S. 4 ^ George Mason A W 3-0 $ - Liberty Invitati onal S. 4 ^ Texas Tech N L 0-3 * - Big South Conference Match S. 5 ^ UMBC N L 1-3 & - Big South Championship S. 5 ^ Wisc.-Milwaukee N L 2-3 S. 11 $ SMU A L 0-3 1997 S. 12 $ Mississippi A W 3-1 Record: 26-9 S. 12 $ Northwestern State A W 3-2 Big South: 10-2 S. 18 @ Campbell H W 3-0 Head Coach: Chris Fletcher S. 18 @ N.C. State H L 2-3 Big South Regular-Season Co-Champion S. 19 @ Delaware H W 3-2 Big South Tournament Champion S. 25 % New Hampshire N L 0-3 S. 26 % Rutgers A L 0-3 A. 29 # Coastal Carolina N L 1-3 S. 26 % Seton Hall N W 3-2 A. 29 # Virginia A L 0-3 S. 29 UMBC A L 2-3 A. 30 # Illinois N L 0-3 O. 2 * Winthrop A W 3-1 A. 30 # Delaware N W 3-0 O. 3 * UNC Asheville A W 3-2 S. 2 UNC Greensboro H W 3-0 O. 6 James Madison A L 2-3 S. 5 @ Georgetown, Ky. N W 3-0 O. 9 * Charleston Southern A W 3-0 S. 5 @ Biola N L 1-3 O. 10 * Coastal Carolina A L 1-3 S. 5 @ Point Loma A L 0-3 O. 15 * Radford A W 3-1 Athena Sherwood S. 6 @ California Bapti st N W 3-1 O. 16 # Evansville N L 1-3

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S. 17 ! Florida Atlanti c N W 3-2 N.N 3 * UNC Asheville H W 3-0 S. 18 ! Florida Atlanti c N W 3-0 N.N 6 * Radford H L 2-3 S. 18 Florida State A L 2-3 N.N 9 * Charleston Southern A W 3-2 S. 21 James Madison H W 3-1 N.N 10 * Coastal Carolina A W 3-2 S. 25 North Carolina A&T H W 3-1 N.N 15 & Coastal Carolina H W 3-1 S. 28 Wake Forest A L 0-3 N.N 16 & Winthrop H W 3-1 O. 1 * Charleston Southern H W 3-0 N.N 17 & Radford H W 3-0 O. 2 * Coastal Carolina H W 3-0 N.N 30 ^ USC N L 0-3 O. 5 * Radford A L 1-3 O. 8 * Elon A W 3-2 ! – Inn Suites Tournament O. 9 * High Point A W 3-0 $ - Xavier Tournament O. 15 * UNC Asheville A W 3-2 * - Big South Conference Match O. 16 * Winthrop A W 3-1 & - Big South Championship O. 22 * Charleston Southern A W 3-1 ^ - NCAA Tournament O. 23 * Coastal Carolina A W 3-1 O. 26 UNC Greensboro A W 3-2 Jennifer Belk 20022 N. 5 * Elon H W 3-0 Record: 18-17 N. 6 * High Point H W 3-0 O. 28 * UNC Asheville A W 3-0 Big South: 9-5 N. 9 * Radford H L 0-3 N. 1 Virginia Tech A L 2-3 Head Coach: Chris Phillips N. 12 * Winthrop H W 3-0 N. 3 * Elon H W 3-0 N. 13 * UNC Asheville H W 3-0 N. 4 * High Point H W 3-0 A. 30 ! Duquesne A L 2-3 N. 19 & High Point N W 3-0 N. 7 * Radford H L 2-3 A. 31 ! West Virginia N L 0-3 N. 20 & Winthrop N W 3-0 N.10 * Charleston Southern H W 3-0 A. 31 ! Western Illinois N W 3-0 N. 20 & Radford N W 3-2 N. 17 & Elon N W 3-1 S. 6 $ Rutgers N L 0-3 D. 2 ^ Florida A L 0-3 N. 18 & Radford N L 0-3 S. 6 $ George Washington A L 1-3 S. 7 $ Morgan State N W 3-1 # - UNC Charlott e Tournament # - Carolina Classic S. 10 James Madison A L 0-3 @ - N.C. State Invitati onal ! - Liberty-Ramada Inn Invitati onal S. 13 ^ Delaware State H W 3-0 ! - Match played at Florida State ^ - Ameritech Invitati onal S. 14 ^ College of Charleston H L 2-3 * - Big South Conference Match * - Big South Conference Match S. 14 ^ UNC Wilmington H W 3-0 & - Big South Championship & - Big South Championship S. 20 # UCF N L 2-3 ^ - NCAA Tournament S. 21 # Georgia A L 0-3 2001 S. 21 # Rice N L 1-3 2000 Record: 21-11 S. 24 * High Point H W 3-0 Record: 13-20 Big South: 11-3 S. 27 * UNC Asheville A L 1-3 Big South: 8-6 Head Coach: Chris Phillips S. 28 * Winthrop A L 0-3 Head Coach: Chris Phillips Big South Tournament Champion O. 1 UNC Greensboro A W 3-0 O. 4 * Charleston Southern H W 3-0 S. 1 # Texas Tech N L 1-3 A. 31 ! San Diego State A L 0-3 O. 5 * Coastal Carolina H W 3-1 S. 1 # South Carolina A L 0-3 S. 1 ! San Diego N L 0-3 O. 8 Wake Forest A L 2-3 S. 2 # Duke N L 0-3 S. 1 ! Loyola-Chicago N L 0-3 O. 12 Birmingham-So. A W 3-2 S. 2 # Xavier N L 1-3 S. 7 $ Xavier A L 2-3 O. 15 * Elon H W 3-0 S. 8 ! Providence H L 2-3 S. 7 $ Fairfi eld N W 3-2 O. 16 Virginia Tech A L 0-3 S. 9 ! Gardner-Webb H W 0-3 S. 9 $ Alabama N W 3-2 O. 18 * Radford A W 3-0 S. 9 ! American H L 0-3 S. 12 James Madison H L 2-3 O. 25 * UNC Asheville H L 0-3 S. 15 ^ Western Michigan A L 0-3 S. 18 Virginia Tech A W 3-0 O. 26 * Winthrop H L 2-3 S. 15 ^ Ohio State A L 0-3 S. 22 Birmingham-So. A L 1-3 N. 1 * Charleston Southern A W 3-2 S. 16 Connecti cut A L 0-3 S. 25 * High Point H W 3-0 N. 2 * Coastal Carolina A W 3-2 S. 22 Lafayett e N W 3-0 S. 28 William & Mary H L 0-3 N. 7 * High Point A W 3-1 S. 23 Delaware A W 3-1 O. 2 * Elon A W 3-2 N. 9 Birmingham-So. H W 3-2 S. 24 Morgan State N L 1-3 O. 5 * UNC Asheville A W 3-0 N. 12 * Elon A L 2-3 S. 26 James Madison A L 0-3 O. 6 * Winthrop A W 3-2 N. 15 * Radford H W 3-1 S. 29 * High Point A W 3-0 O. 9 North Carolina A&T A W 3-1 N. 21 & Elon N W 3-2 S. 30 * Elon A W 3-0 O. 12 * Charleston Southern H W 3-1 N. 22 & UNC Asheville N W 3-0 O. 3 * Radford A L 0-3 O. 13 * Coastal Carolina H W 3-1 N. 23 & Winthrop A L 0-3 O. 6 * Winthrop H L 2-3 O. 16 * Radford A L 0-3 O. 7 * UNC Asheville H W 3-0 O. 20 Birmingham-So. H W 3-0 ! – Duquesne Tournament O. 10 Virginia H L 2-3 O. 23 Virginia Tech H W 3-1 $ - George Washington Invitati onal O. 13 * Coastal Carolina A L 0-3 O. 24 * High Point A W 3-1 ^ - Liberty Invitati onal O. 14 * Charleston Southern A W 3-2 O. 29 * UNC Greensboro H W 3-0 # - Georgia Tournament O. 17 Virginia Tech H W 3-2 O. 30 * Elon H W 3-0 * - Big South Conference Match O.27 * Winthrop A L 0-3 N. 2 * Winthrop H L 2-3 & - Big South Championship

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2003 S. 18 ^ Tennessee Tech H L 1-3 S. 16 @ Albany N L 0-3 Record: 23-11 S. 21 James Madison A L 1-3 S. 17 @ Virginia A L 1-3 Big South: 13-1 S. 25 * Birmingham-So. A L 0-3 S. 17 @ Appalachian State N L 0-3 Head Coach: Chris Phillips S. 28 Appalachian State A L 0-3 S. 20 James Madison H L 2-3 Big South Regular-Season Champion O. 1 * Charleston Southern H W 3-1 S. 23 * Radford A W 3-2 O. 2 * Coastal Carolina H L 2-3 S. 30 * High Point H L 1-3 A. 29 ! Northern Illinois A L 1-3 O. 5 * UNC Asheville H L 0-3 O. 1 * Winthrop H L 0-3 A. 30 ! Kansas N L 0-3 O. 8 * High Point A L 2-3 O. 7 * Charleston Southern A W 3-1 A. 30 ! Western Kentucky N L 1-3 O. 9 * Winthrop A L 0-3 O. 8 * Coastal Carolina A L 0-3 S. 5 $ Virginia A L 0-3 O. 12 * Radford H W 3-0 O. 14 * UNC Asheville H L 2-3 S. 6 $ George Mason N L 2-3 O. 16 * Birmingham-So. H W 3-2 O. 15 * Birmingham-So. H W 3-1 S. 6 $ Campbell N W 3-0 O. 19 N.C. State A W 3-1 O. 21 * Charleston Southern H W 3-1 S. 9 VCU A W 3-0 O. 22 * UNC Asheville A W 3-0 O. 22 *Coastal Carolina H L 0-3 S. 12 ^ Morehead State H W 3-2 O. 26 VCU H W 3-0 O. 25 VCU A L 0-3 S. 12 ^ Elon H W 3-1 O. 29 * Winthrop H L 1-3 O. 28 * High Point A L 1-3 S. 13 ^ East Carolina H W 3-1 O. 30 * High Point H W 3-1 O. 29 * Winthrop A L 0-3 S. 13 ^ Oklahoma H L 1-3 N. 5 * Charleston Southern A W 3-2 N. 1 Charlott e A L 1-3 S. 16 James Madison H W 3-1 N. 6 * Coastal Carolina A L 1-3 N. 4 * Birmingham-So. A L 0-3 S. 19 # Northern Arizona A L 0-3 N. 9 UNC Greensboro A W 3-0 N. 6 * UNC Asheville A L 0-3 S. 20 # New Mexico State N L 0-3 N. 13 * Radford A W 3-0 N. 8 UNC Greensboro H L 2-3 S. 20 # Fresno State N L 0-3 N. 16 & UNC Asheville N W 3-0 N. 11 * Radford H W 3-2 S. 26 * UNC Asheville A W 3-2 N. 20 & Winthrop N L 2-3 N. 15 & UNC Asheville A L 0-3 S. 27 * Radford A W 3-0 O. 3 * Charleston So. A W 3-0 ! – Time Warner Cable Texas Invitati onal ! - Aztec Invitati onal O. 4 * Coastal Carolina A W 3-1 ^ - Liberty Invitati onal ^ - William & Mary Invitati onal O. 10 * High Point H W 3-1 * - Big South Conference Match @ - Fairfi eld Inn Jeff erson Cup Tournament O. 11 * Winthrop H W 3-1 & - Big South Championship * - Big South Conference Match O. 14 Virginia Tech H W 3-1 & - Big South Championship O. 18 * Birmingham-So. A L 0-3 2005 O. 21 William & Mary A W 3-1 Record: 9-22 2006 O. 30 UNC Greensboro H W 3-0 Big South: 5-9 Record: 11-18 O. 31 * Winthrop A W 3-0 Head Coach: Shane Pinder Big South: 9-5 N. 1 * High Point A W 3-1 Head Coach: Shane Pinder N. 7 * Charleston Southern H W 3-0 S. 2 ! San Diego State A L 0-3 N. 8 * Coastal Carolina H W 3-1 S. 2 ! Creighton N L 0-3 A. 31 ^ Portland N L 0-3 N. 11 * Radford H W 3-1 S. 3 ! Southern Illinois N L 0-3 S. 1 ^ Washington N L 0-3 N. 14 * UNC Asheville H W 3-0 S. 3 ! California-Riverside N L 1-3 S. 2 ^ Davidson A L 0-3 N. 15 * Birmingham-So. H W 3-0 S. 9 ^ Elon N W 3-1 S. 2 ^ Ohio N L 0-3 N. 21 & High Point N W 3-0 S. 9 ^ Binghamton N W 3-1 S. 8 @ Appalachian State N L 0-3 N. 22 & UNC Asheville N L 2-3 S. 10 ^ St. John’s N L 0-3 S. 9 @ Virginia Tech A L 1-3 S. 10 ^ William & Mary A W 3-1 S. 9 @ George Washington N L 0-3 ! – Best Western DeKalb Inn & Suites Invit. S. 13 Davidson A W 3-2 S. 15 % Navy N W 3-1 $ - Jeff erson Cup ^ - Liberty Invitati onal # - La Quinta/NAU Invitati onal * - Big South Conference Match & - Big South Championship

2004 Record: 12-19 Big South: 7-7 Head Coach: Shane Pinder

S. 2 UC Irvine A L 0-3 S. 3 Utah N L 0-3 S. 3 Long Beach State N L 0-3 S. 10 ! La. Tech N L 0-3 S. 11 ! LSU N L 1-3 S. 11 ! Texas A L 0-3 S. 14 Virginia Tech A L 1-3 S. 17 ^ Davidson H W 3-0 The 2004 Lady Flames (Coach Shane Pinder’s fi rst season) S. 18 ^ William & Mary H L 2-3

44 LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

2007 2008 Record: 27-9 Record: 25-9 Big South: 11-1 Big South: 13-3 Head Coach: Shane Pinder Head Coach: Shane Pinder Big South Regular-Season Co-Champion Big South Regular-Season Co-Champion Big South Tournament Champion Big South Tournament Champion

A. 24 ! Howard H W 3-0 A. 29 # N.C. State N W 3-0 A. 25 ! Duquesne H W 3-1 A. 30 # Central Michigan N W 3-2 A. 25 ! Evansville H L 1-3 A. 30 # Maryland N W 3-1 A. 31 # Maryland N L 2-3 S. 5 ! Saint Francis (Pa.) N W 3-0 S. 1 # George Washington N W 3-2 S. 5 ! George Mason A W 3-1 S. 1 # VCU A L 1-3 S. 6 ! Rutgers N W 3-1 S. 7 % South Florida N L 1-3 S. 9 James Madison A W 3-1 S. 8 % Wright State A W 3-1 S. 12 % Cornell N W 3-1 S. 8 % The Citadel N W 3-0 S. 13 % Northern Iowa N L 0-3 S. 14 $ Princeton N W 3-0 S. 13 % Kansas State A L 1-3 S. 14 $ Villanova A L 1-3 S. 19 $ Notre Dame A L 0-3 S. 15 $ William & Mary N W 3-2 S. 20 $ Western Michigan N L 1-3 S. 15 $ Binghamton N W 3-1 S. 21 $ UC Irvine N W 3-0 S. 18 James Madison H L 1-3 S. 26 * Charleston Southern A W 3-0 S. 22 * Radford A W 3-1 S. 27 * Coastal Carolina A W 3-1 S. 28 * High Point A W 3-1 S. 30 VCU H L 1-3 S. 29 * Winthrop A L 1-3 O. 3 * Gardner-Webb H W 3-0 O. 5 * Charleston Southern H W 3-0 O. 7 * Radford A W 3-0 O. 6 * Coastal Carolina H W 3-0 O. 10 * Presbyterian H W 3-0 Lara Bartolomeo O. 12 Presbyterian H W 3-0 O. 11 * UNC Asheville H W 3-0 O. 14 * UNC Asheville H W 3-0 O. 14 * High Point H L 2-3 S. 16 % The Citadel N W 3-0 O. 15 East Tennessee State A W 3-0 O. 17 * Winthrop A W 3-0 S. 16 % Army A L 2-3 O. 19 * Charleston Southern A W 3-0 O. 21 * Radford H W 3-0 S. 19 James Madison A L 1-3 O. 20 * Coastal Carolina A W 3-0 O. 24 * Coastal Carolina H W 3-0 S. 23 * Radford H W 3-0 O. 23 Norfolk State H W 3-0 O. 25 * Charleston Southern H W 3-0 S. 29 * UNC Asheville A L 0-3 O. 26 * High Point H W 3-0 N. 1 * Gardner-Webb A W 3-2 O. 1 * Birmingham-So. A L 0-3 O. 27 * Winthrop H W 3-0 N. 7 * UNC Asheville A L 2-3 O. 6 * Coastal Carolina H W 3-1 N. 2 Presbyterian A W 3-1 N. 8 * Presbyterian A L 2-3 O. 8 * Charleston Southern H W 3-2 N. 3 * UNC Asheville A W 3-0 N. 11 * High Point A W 3-0 O. 10 UNC Greensboro A L 1-3 N. 6 North Carolina Central H W 3-0 N. 15 * Winthrop H W 3-0 O. 13 * Winthrop A L 0-3 N. 10 * Radford H W 3-0 N. 21 & Gardner-Webb N W 3-0 O. 14 * High Point A W 3-0 N. 16 & Coastal Carolina H W 3-0 N. 22 & UNC Asheville A W 3-0 O. 20 * Coastal Carolina A W 3-1 N. 17 & Winthrop H W 3-0 N. 23 & Coastal Carolina N W 3-1 O. 21 * Charleston Southern A L 0-3 N. 23 @ Long Island N L 0-3 D. 5 ^ Nebraska A L 1-3 O. 24 Charlott e H L 0-3 N. 23 @ Georgetown N W 3-1 O. 27 * UNC Asheville H W 3-1 N. 30 ^ California N L 1-3 # - VCU Third Degree Sportswear Invitati onal O. 28 * Birmingham-So. H W 3-2 ! – Patriot Invitati onal N. 3 * Winthrop H L 1-3 ! - Liberty Invitati onal presented by Pepsi % - Varney’s Kansas State Invitati onal N. 4 * High Point H W 3-0 # - VCU 3rd Degree Sportswear Invitati onal $ - Golden Dome Invitati onal N. 7 East Tennessee State H L 2-3 % - Wright State Raider Challenge * - Big South Conference Match N. 11 * Radford A W 3-2 $ - Villanova Classic & - Big South Championship N. 14 & Coastal Carolina H L 1-3 @ - VCU Thanksgiving Tournament ^ - NCAA Tournament * - Big South Conference Match ^ - Davidson Mizuno Wildcat Classic & - Big South Championship @ - Virginia Tech Hokie Invite ^ - NCAA Tournament % - Army of One Classic * - Big South Conference Match & - Big South Championship

LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 45 PAST BIG SOUTH CHAMPIONS

1997 Big South Champions

Head Coach ...... Chris Phillips Record ...... 26-9, 10-2 Big South Big South Title Match ...... W 3-0 over UMBC, Nov. 15 at Asheville, N.C. NCAA Tournament Match ...... L 0-3 to Notre Dame, Dec. 5 at Fayett eville, Ark.

Team Leaders Kills ...... Sophomore MB Anthonia Akpama ...... 465 Att ack Pct...... Anthonia Akpama ...... 329 Assists ...... Senior S Ashley Fletcher ...... 1,334 Service Aces ...... Sophomore RS Athena Sherwood ...... 54 Digs ...... Athena Sherwood ...... 369 Blocks ...... Anthonia Akpama & Senior MB Stacy Collier ...... 130

Honors Chris Phillips (Big South Coach of the Year) Anthonia Akpama (First team All-Big South) Sophomore OH Kyrie Dorn (Second team All-Big South) Ashley Fletcher (Big South Championship MVP, Big South All-Tournament, Big South All-Academic) Senior OH Leeanna Miller (Big South All-Tournament)

Notable: Lady Flames went unbeaten at the Vines Center (12-0) for the fi rst ti me in program history ... Liberty shared the conference regular-season crown with UMBC. 1999 Big South Champions

Head Coach ...... Chris Phillips Record ...... 22-10, 12-2 Big South Big South Title Match ...... W 3-2 over Radford, Nov. 20 at Charleston, S.C. NCAA Tournament Match ...... L 0-3 to Florida, Dec. 2 at Gainesville, Fla.

Team Leaders Kills ...... Senior MB Anthonia Akpama ...... 671 Att ack Pct...... Anthonia Akpama ...... 276 Assists ...... Sophomore S Michelle Howland ...... 1,530 Service Aces ...... Senior RS Athena Sherwood ...... 47 Digs ...... Senior OH Kyrie Dorn ...... 394 Blocks ...... Kyrie Dorn ...... 72

Honors Anthonia Akpama (Big South Player of the Year, fi rst team All-Big South, Big South Championshiphampionship MVP, MVP Big South All-Tournament) Kyrie Dorn (Big South All-Tournament, second team All-Big South, Big South All-Academic)

Notable: Phillips returned to the team for her second sti nt as head coach ... Liberty opened the season with a 2-5 record ... the Lady Flames fi nished second in the Big South regular-season standings, one match behind Radford, which swept both regular-season matches from Liberty.

46 LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 PAST BIG SOUTH CHAMPIONS

2001 Big South Champions

Head Coach ...... Chris Phillips Record ...... 21-11, 11-3 Big South Big South Title Match ...... W 3-0 over Radford, Nov. 17 at Lynchburg, Va. NCAA Tournament Match ...... L 0-3 to USC, Nov. 30 at Durham, N.C.

Team Leaders Kills ...... Senior OH Rachel Harnack ...... 489 Att ack Pct...... Sophomore MB Erin McKeown ...... 290 Assists ...... Senior S Michelle Howland ...... 1,512 Service Aces ...... Michelle Howland ...... 31 Digs ...... Freshman OH Jennifer Belk ...... 377 Blocks ...... Erin McKeown ...... 94

Honors Jennifer Belk (Big South Rookie of the Year, Big South All-Freshman, second team All-Bigl-Big South, South Big South All-Tournament) Senior OH Summer Elmquist (Second team All-Big South) Rachel Harnack (Big South Championship MVP, Big South All-Tournament, fi rst team VaSID All-State, fi rst team All-Big South) Michelle Howland (Second team All-Big South) Senior RS Jessica Wilson (Big South All-Academic)

2007 Big South Champions

Head Coach ...... Shane Pinder Record ...... 27-9, 11-1 Big South Big South Title Match ...... W 3-0 over Winthrop, Nov. 17 at Lynchburg, Va. NCAA Tournament Match ...... L 1-3 to California, Nov. 30 at Durham, N.C.

Team Leaders Kills ...... R-Junior OH Jessica Nelson ...... 405 Att ack Pct...... Sophomore MB Chelaine McCarty ...... 328 Assists ...... Sophomore S Kallie Corbin ...... 1,625 Service Aces ...... Kallie Corbin ...... 49 Digs ...... Jessica Nelson ...... 524 Blocks ...... Junior MB Ashley Webber ...... 128

Honors Shane Pinder (Big South Coach of the Year, VaSID State Coach of the Year) Kallie Corbin (Big South Championship MVP, Big South All-Tournament, fi rst team VaSID All-State, fi rst team All-Big South) Chelaine McCarty (Second team VaSID All-State, second team All-Big South) Jessica Nelson (Big South All-Tournament, Big South All-Academic) Freshman RS Nicki Scripko (Big South Freshman of the Year, Big South All-Freshman, honorable menti on AVCA All-East Region, fi rst team VaSID All-State, fi rst team All-Big South, Big South All-Tournament)

LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 47 ALL-TIME ROSTER

AAAA GGGG Merrill, Joni: 76-77-78 Adams, Pam: 92 Getz, Sue: 84 Meyers, Ursula: 84 Akpama, Anthonia: 96-97-98-99 Glass, Beth: 76-77-78-79 Michalski, Joanna: 95 Anderson, Holly: 81 Gore, Kim: 91 Miear, Ashley: 00 Anderson, Tanya: 82 Graham, Jennifer: 98-99-00-01 Migeot, Janell: 02-03-04-05 Grauman, Lydia: 79 Miller, Laura: 90-91-92 BBBB Green, Amber: 98-99 Miller, Leeanna: 94-95-96-97 Bacon, Karyl: 07-08 Guetterman, Kathy: 85-86-87-88 Moody, Brooke: 93 Bailey, Michelle: 86 Barrett, Kay: 80-81 HHHH NNNN Bartolomeo, Lara: 04-05-06-07 Hallock, Allison: 02-03-04-05 Nelson, Jessica: 04-05-07-08 Beardsley, Linda: 79 Harnack, Rachel: 98-99-00-01 Nice, Nicole: 89-90-91-92 Beetschen, Susan: 95-96 Harper, Kathy: 76-77-78 Nice, Tricia: 90-91-92-93 Beldon, Chrissie: 85 Harris, Kim: 80 Nichols, Kendall: 05-06 Belk, Jennifer: 01-02-03-04 Harvey, Ellen: 84-85 Berland, Beth: 85 Haseman, Kelly: 08 OOOO Bishop, Bonnie: 79 Hayden, Denise: 79-80 Ochoa, Vania: 03 (Poorman) Black, Autum: 03-04-05-06 Heckman, Lynn: 91 Ouwenga, Kim: 90 Blank, Dawna: 77-78-79 Hedges, Jennifer: 90 Boggs, Courtney: 08 Hefl y, Sandy: 78 PPPP Braaten, Robin: 90-91-92 Hogue, Rhonda: 85 Pacella, Brittany: 06-07-08 Bradley, Teresa: 77 Holland, Connie: 80 Parks, Lynn: 83-84 Bream, Theresa: 87-88-89-90 Howland, Michelle: 98-99-00-01 Passamani, Theresa: 00-01-02-03 Brewer, Latisha: 94-95-96-97 Hunter, Marguerite: 95 Pepper, Shana: 87-88-89 Brookshire, Angi: 95-96-97-98 Petrak, Lou Ann: 76 Bundy, Kellie: 91 JJJJ Pike, Mary Alice: 04-05-06-07 Byrne, Leslye: 80 Jackman, Debra: 85-86 Jackson, Laura: 81 RRRR CCCC Jacobsma, Claire: 08 Rapp, Tammy: 85-86-87-88 Carey, Crystal: 99-00-01-02 Johnson, Wendy: 92 Richard, Danyielle: 86 Carey, Elaine: 81 Joiner, Kelly: 80 Rickard, Joi: 93-94-95 Carwile, Ann: 84 Ritter, Katie: 93 Chappell, Sarah: 88-89-90-91 KKKK Roehl, Jessica: 97 Cherry, Christi: 95-96-97-98 Keire, Marisa: 90-91 Rudnick, Becky: 01-02-03-04 Clark, Angie: 83-84 Keller, Lori: 79-80 Rum, Gloria: 85 Close, Patty: 86-87 Kelly, Kim: 81-82 Collier, Stacy: 94-95-96-97 Keznor, Nikki: 91-92-93-94 SSSS Colson, Kristin: 01-02-03-04 Kornachuk, Kathryn: 82-83-84-85 Samuel, Ardra: 93 Corbin, Kallie: 06-07-08 Krupp, Jeannette: 99-00 Sanders, Alysson: 04-05-06-07 Coulter, Cami: 80-81-82 Sanders, Cathy: 77 LLLL Sanders, Kirstyn: 07-08 DDDD Landrey, Cris: 92-93 Scripko, Nicki: 07-08 Dalton, Kristen: 07 Lawson, Kim: 90-91-92 Sellers, Rachel: 89 Denton, Rachel: 03-04-05-06 LeBlanc, Kari: 85-86-87-89 Shannon, Becky: 85-86-87-88 Dixon, Terri: 81-82-83-84 Long, Carol: 76 Sherwood, Athena: 96-97-98-99 Dorn, Kyrie: 96-97-98-99 Lunn, Patti: 81-82-83-84 Shirrell, Julie: 84 Driver, Donna: 82-83-84 Shuttuck, Carrie: 82-83-84-85 MMMM Sitler, Julie: 85-86-87-88 EEEE Marsh, Michelle: 86-87 Smiley, Julie: 78-79 Edgreen, Peggy: 80-81 Martindale, Diane: 92-93-94-95 Smith, Barbara: 84 Elmquist, Summer: 98-99-00-01 Mathis, Marcia: 78-79-80 Smith, Katie: 03 Emmans, Jennifer: 93 Mattson, Lori: 91-92-93-94 Sparks, Julie: 79-80-81 May, Mary: 78-79-80 Spear, Mandi: 76 FFFF McCarty, Chelaine: 07-08 Stanley, Vicky: 79-80 Fang, Loretta: 81 McDonald, Caitlin: 05 Stinnett, Cheryl: 89 Ferguson, Kim: 77 McDonald, Kathy: 79 Stow, Stephanie: 06 Fletcher, Ashley: 94-95-96-97 McKeown, Erin: 00-01-02-03 Streeper, Carmen: 05-06-07-08 Freeman, Becky: 76 McLane, Karen: 84-85 Sunshine, Jen: 02 Merphree, Wendy: 78-79-80 Super, Diane: 78-79-80

48 LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 ALL-TIME ROSTER/COACHING RECORDS

TTTT Thomas, Kim: 87-88-89-90 Liberty Coaching Records Thoreson, Tiffany: 02-03-04 Tilly, Cathy: 79 Tkachuk, Tatiana: 00-01-02-03 Year Coach Record Pct. Big South Pct. Turner, Simone: 00 1976 Brenda Bonheim 8-8 .500 ------1977 Brenda Bonheim 4-12 .250 ------VVVV 1978 Brenda Bonheim 19-8 .703 ------Vandeventer, Jill: 96-97-98 1979 Brenda Bonheim 26-11 .702 ------VanHofwegan, Rachel: 02-03-04 1980 Brenda Bonheim 22-18 .550 ------WWWW 1981 Beth Dalton 18-19 .486 ------Waldron, Kelly: 86-87 1982 Beth Dalton 17-27 .395 ------Waneka, Rebecca: 07 1983 Beth Dalton 34-23 .596 ------Ward, Tanya: 93 1984 Beth Dalton 30-16 .652 ------Warren, Rebecca: 08 1985 Roy Yarbrough 15-25 .375 ------Webber, Ashley: 05-06-07-08 Wells, Tammy: 78-79-80 1986 Sue Kelly 23-21 .523 ------Wheeler, Melanie: 95-96 1987 Sue Kelly 22-8 .733 ------Wheeler, Tanya: 82 1988 Sue Kelly 24-8 .750 ------Wickersham, Amanda: 92-93 1989 Sue Kelly 16-18 .471 ------Williams, Tracy: 79-81 1990 Sue Kelly 18-16 .529 ------Wilson, Jessica: 98-99-00-01 1991 Beth Dalton 11-28 .392 3-4 .429 Woodard, Sherri: 86-87-88-89 1992 Chris Fletcher 21-19 .525 6-3 .667 YYYY 1993 Chris Fletcher 10-27 .270 2-7 .222 Yovan, Lisa: 82-83-84-85 1994 Chris Fletcher 10-18 .357 2-6 .250 1995 Chris Fletcher 10-22 .313 2-5 .286 Current Players In Bold 1996 Chris Fletcher 24-10 .706 8-6 .571 1997 Chris Fletcher 26-9 .743 10-2 .833 1998 Laura Miller 21-14 .600 9-1 .900 1999 Chris Phillips 22-10 .688 12-2 .857 2000 Chris Phillips 13-20 .394 8-6 .571 2001 Chris Phillips 21-11 .656 11-3 .786 2002 Chris Phillips 18-17 .514 9-5 .643 2003 Chris Phillips 23-11 .676 13-1 .929 2004 Shane Pinder 12-19 .387 7-7 .500 2005 Shane Pinder 9-22 .290 5-9 .357 2006 Shane Pinder 11-18 .379 9-5 .643 Brenda Bonheim Beth Dalton 2007 Shane Pinder 27-9 .750 11-1 .917 (1976-80) (1981-84, 1991) 2008 Shane Pinder 25-9 .735 13-3 .813 Totals 610-533 .534 140-76 .648

Career Win Leaders

Overall Big South Coach (# Years Coached) W L Pct. W L Pct. Chris (Fletcher) Phillips (11 Years) 198 174 .532 83 46 .643 Beth Dalton (5 Years) 110 113 .493 3 4 .429 Sue Kelly (5 Years) 103 71 .592 0 0 --- Shane Pinder (5 Years) 84 77 .522 45 25 .643 Sue Kelly Chris (Fletcher) Brenda Bonheim (5 Years) 79 57 .581 0 0 --- (1986-90) Phillips Laura Miller (1 Year) 21 14 .600 9 1 .900 (1992-97, 1999-2003) Roy Yarbrough (1 Year) 15 25 .375 0 0 ---

LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 49 RECORD BOOK

All-Time Liberty Records

Program Single-Match Records

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Kills: Theresa Bream 41 vs. James Madison, 9/11/90 Att ack Percentage: .875 (14K-0E-16TA) by Ashley Webber at Winthrop, 10/17/08 Assists: Michelle Howland 86 vs. NC State, 9/10/99 Blocks: Kari LeBlanc 18 vs. Virginia Tech, 9/5/89 Service Aces: Kim Thomas 11 vs. Western Carolina, 9/29/90 Digs: Theresa Bream 45 vs. Maryland, 11/9/90

TEAM RECORDS Kills: 100 vs. Coastal Carolina, 10/23/99 Att ack Percentage: .483 (35 K-6 E-60 TA) vs. Saint Francis (Pa.), 9/5/08 Assists: 94 vs. Coastal Carolina, 10/23/99 Blocks: 63 vs. Virginia Tech, 9/5/89 Service Aces: 23 vs. Rutgers, 9/15/90 Digs: 156 vs. Maryland, 11/9/90 Ashley Webber

Vines Center Single-Match Records

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Kills: 34 by Kelsey Benorden, UNC Asheville vs. High Point, 11/15/07 Att ack Percentage: .923 (12 K-0 E-13 TA) by Amy Mitchell, Virginia vs. Liberty, 9/19/95 Assists: 86 by Kelli O’Dell, Virginia Tech vs. Liberty, 10/17/00 86 by Bliss Mulligan, Radford vs. Liberty, 11/7/00 Blocks: 13 by Abby Whitt enburg, Virginia vs. Liberty, 10/10/00 Service Aces: 7 by Ashley Fletcher, Liberty vs. Hampton, 9/4/95 Digs: 41 by Kaena Apana, East Tennessee State vs. Liberty, 11/7/06

TEAM RECORDS Kills: 99 by Radford vs. Liberty, 11/7/00 Att ack Percentage: .487 (42 K-5 E-76 TA) by Virginia vs. Liberty, 9/19/95 Assists: 92 by Radford vs. Liberty, 11/7/00 Blocks: 34 by Virginia vs. Liberty, 10/10/00 Service Aces: 14 by Liberty vs. George Mason, 9/6/03 Rachel Harnack Digs: 106 by Liberty vs. Virginia, 10/10/00

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All-Time Liberty Records

Single-Season Top 5 Career Top 5

KILLS No. Yr. KILLS No. Nicole Nice 719 1992 Anthonia Akpama 2,024 Theresa Bream 699 1990 Theresa Bream 1,903 Anthonia Akpama 671 1999 Jennifer Belk 1,789 Kim Lawson 524 1992 Rachel Harnack 1,515 Theresa Bream 512 1988 Kyrie Dorn 1,476

ATTACK PCT. Pct. Yr. MATCHES No. Michelle Marsh .518 1988 Nicole Nice 144 Theresa Bream .488 1987 Tricia Nice 142 Theresa Bream .487 1988 Erin McKeown 134 Becky Shannon .448 1988 Anthonia Akpama 133 Theresa Bream .441 1989 Diane Breinig 132

ASSISTS No. Yr. ASSISTS No. Michelle Marsh 2,156 1988 Michelle Howland 4,873 Erin McKeown Kristi n Colson 1,630 2002 Ashley Fletcher 4,840 Kallie Corbin 1,625 2007 Kristi n Colson 4,349 Laura Miller 1,570 1992 Kallie Corbin 3,843 Michelle Howland 1,530 1999 Laura Miller 3,822

SERVICE ACES No. Yr. SERVICE ACES No. Becky Shannon 93 1988 Nikki Keznor 213 Kathy Guett erman 86 1988 Theresa Bream 206 Nikki Keznor 69 1992 Laura Miller 196 Laura Miller 68 1992 Athena Sherwood 179 Laura Miller 68 1991 Becky Shannon 173

BLOCKS No. Yr. BLOCKS No. Kim Lawson 294 1992 Kim Lawson 532 Kim Lawson 154 1991 Anthonia Akpama 452 Anthonia Akpama 148 1996 Erin McKeown 341 Stacy Collier 129 1997 Nicole Nice 324 Ashley Webber 128 2007 Ashley Webber 318

DIGS No. Yr. DIGS No. Nikki Keznor Theresa Bream 686 1990 Nikki Keznor 1,739 Nicole Nice 545 1992 Theresa Bream 1,639 Jessica Nelson 524 2007 Jennifer Belk 1,574 Nikki Keznor 509 1993 Lara Bartolomeo 1,567 Lara Bartolomeo 495 2007 Erin McKeown 1,479

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Liberty Rally-Scoring Records (2001-Present)

Single-Match Records

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Kills: 40 by Rachel Harnack at Coastal Carolina, 11/10/01 Att ack Percentage: .875 (14K-0E-16TA) by Ashley Webber at Winthrop, 10/17/08 Assists: 84 by Michelle Howland at Coastal Carolina, 11/10/01 Blocks: 11 by Erin McKeown vs. Winthrop, 11/11/03 & 11 by Chelaine McCarty at Gardner-Webb, 11/1/08 Service Aces: 9 by Kallie Corbin vs. Navy, 9/15/06 Digs: 35 by Lara Bartolomeo vs. Birmingham-Southern, 10/16/04

TEAM RECORDS Kills: 96 at Coastal Carolina, 11/10/01 Att ack Percentage: .483 (35 K-6 E-60 TA) vs. Saint Francis (Pa.), 9/5/08 Assists: 92 at Coastal Carolina, 11/10/01 Blocks: 18 vs. East Tennessee State, 11/7/06 18 vs. Villanova, 9/14/07 Service Aces: 21 vs. Delaware State, 9/13/02 Digs: 121 at Coastal Carolina, 11/10/01 Chelaine McCarty

Single-Season Top 5

KILLS No. Yr. ASSISTS No. Yr. BLOCKS No. Yr. Jennifer Belk 507 2004 Kristi n Colson 1,630 2002 Ashley Webber 128 2007 Rachel Harnack 489 2001 Kallie Corbin 1,625 2007 Chelaine McCarty 106 2007 Erin McKeown 480 2002 Michelle Howland 1,512 2001 Erin McKeown 106 2003 Jennifer Belk 444 2002 Kristi n Colson 1,334 2004 Autum Black 104 2006 Jennifer Belk 444 2001 Kristi n Colson 1,270 2003 Ashley Webber 102 2008

ATTACK PCT. Pct. Yr. SERVICE ACES No. Yr. DIGS No. Yr. Chelaine McCarty .353 2008 Kallie Corbin 52 2006 Jessica Nelson 524 2007 Erin McKeown .339 2002 Kallie Corbin 49 2007 Lara Bartolomeo 495 2007 Erin McKeown .338 2003 Kallie Corbin 45 2008 Lara Bartolomeo 494 2006 Chelaine McCarty .328 2007 Kristi n Colson 41 2002 Jennifer Belk 442 2002 Nicki Scripko .302 2007 Jennifer Belk 40 2003 Karyl Bacon 435 2007

52 LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 LIBERTY’S 1,000/1,000 CLUB

Liberty’s 1,000/1,000 Club 1,000 Kills & 1,000 Digs

Theresa Bream Nicole Nice Leeanna Miller 1987-90 1989-92 1994-97 Mt. Holly Springs, Pa. Lima, Ohio El Cajon, Calif. 1,903 Kills, 1,639 Digs 1,470 Kills, 1,224 Digs 1,375 Kills, 1,097 Digs

Anthonia Akpama Kyrie Dorn Erin McKeown 1996-99 1996-99 2000-03 Lagos, Nigeria E. Northport, N.Y. Glendale, Ariz. 2,024 Kills, 1,312 Digs 1,476 Kills, 1,235 Digs 1,308 Kills, 1,479 Digs

On The Horizon

Karyl Bacon Two-Season Totals: 414 Kills, 806 Digs

Nicki Scripko Two-Season Totals: Jennifer Belk Jessica Nelson 760 Kills, 606 Digs 2001-04 2004-08 Leander, Texas Tokyo, Japan 1,789 Kills, 1,594 Digs 1,089 Kills, 1,178 Digs

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56 LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 University Administration

JERRYJE FALWELL, JR. DR.D RONALD GODWIN CHANC CELLOR/ organizati on from his father who, along with the Lib- EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENTP erty University Board of Trustees, named him Vice- PRESIDENT/CHIEFP Chancellor of the University in 2003. He has served OPO ERATING OFFICER Jerry Falwell, Jr. was on Liberty’s Board of Trustees since 2000. bborn in Lynchburg, Falwell, Jr. has also played a key role in the devel- Dr. Ronald Godwin VVa., on Father’s Day, opment of the real estate in the vicinity of Liberty servess as Executi ve JuJune 17, 1962. University through the recruitment of many nati onal VVice President and He att ended Lynch- retail and restaurant chains to the area. These devel- CChief Operati ng Offi cer bburg Christi an Acad- opments have greatly enriched the lifestyle of the fforo Liberty University. eemy and Liberty Uni- University community. Falwell, Jr. is a member of the However, for a total vversity, graduati ng Board of Directors and the Executi ve Committ ee of oof more than 15 years, wwith a B.A. in reli- the Lynchburg Regional Chamber of Commerce and DDr. Godwin has worked ggious studies in 1984. was named as the 2006 Business Person of the Year ddirectly for the Chan- He obtained his Juris Doctor degree from the Uni- for western Virginia by the Blue Ridge Business Jour- cellor of Liberty University via many of Liberty’s affi li- versity of Virginia School of Law in 1987. Falwell, Jr. nal. ated ministries. is licensed to practi ce in all Virginia state courts, U.S. During a long administrati ve career he has held a District Courts for the Western and Eastern Districts variety of leadership positi ons including two presiden- of Virginia, United States Court of Appeals for the cies of private Christi an colleges, Executi ve Vice Presi- Fourth Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court. dent of the Washington Times, Executi ve Vice Presi- He married Becki Tilley of Chapel Hill, N.C., in dent of the Moral Majority, President of Jerry Falwell 1987. They have three children: Jerry Falwell, III Ministries, President of Liberty Broadcast Network, (Trey), born 1989, Charles Wesley, born 1993, and President of Liberty University Foundati on and more Caroline Grace, born 2000, and have lived on a farm recently, Dean of the Helms School of Government and in Bedford County, Va., since 1987. Senior Administrator of Residenti al Recruiti ng. Falwell, Jr. has engaged in the private practi ce of Dr. Godwin received his B.A. from Bob Jones law in Lynchburg since 1987 and has Served as Gen- University, his M.S. from Old Dominion University and eral Counsel of Liberty University, Thomas Road Bap- his Ph.D. in Post-Secondary Planning and Management ti st Church, Liberty Broadcasti ng Network and Jerry from Florida State University. Falwell Ministries since 1988. Dr. Godwin and his wife, Carol Stanley Godwin, Falwell, Jr. and his father worked together closely are members of Thomas Road Bapti st Church and both since 1988 in the management and oversight of the serve on the board of the Liberty Godparent Home. University and all the Falwell ministries. In recent They currently reside in Forest with Dr. Godwin’s 99- years, he had assumed more and more of the re- year old father, Mr. Jacob M. Godwin. sponsibility for the day-to-day management of the

DR.D JERRY FALWELL LIBERTY UNIVERSITY FOUNDER AND FORMER In 1971, Liberty University was founded. Today, recent major media surveys have acknowledged these CHANC CELLOR over 41,000 students from 50 states and 80 nati ons “faith and values” voters re-elected George W. Bush in (1933-2007)(1 att end this accredited, liberal arts Christi an university. November 2004. Falwell’s dream has become a reality. A pre-school Though perhaps bett er known outside Lynchburg At the age of 22, child can now enter the school system at age three, for politi cal acti vism, Jerry Falwell’s personal schedule havingh just gradu- and 20 or more years later, leave the same campus confi rmed his passion for being a pastor and a Chris- ateda from college in with a Ph.D., without ever sitti ng in a classroom where ti an educator. He oft en stated his heartbeat was for JuneJu 1956, Jerry Fal- the teacher was not a committ ed follower of Jesus training young people for every walk of life. wellw returned to his Christ. Falwell, who went home to be with the Lord at the hometownh of Lynch- Falwell was also publisher of the Nati onal Liberty age of 73 on May 15, 2007, was married to Macel for burg,b Va., and started Journal, a monthly newspaper which is read by over 49 years and they have three grown children and eight Thomas Road Bap ti st Church with wi 35 members. The 200,000 pastors and Christi an workers, and the Fal- grandchildren. off ering that fi rst Sunday totaled only $135. well Confi denti al, a weekly e-mail newslett er to over Falwell oft en said about the fi rst collecti on, “We 500,000 pastors and Christi an acti vists. thought we had conquered the world”. Today, Thom- In June 1979, Falwell organized the Moral Major- as Road Bapti st Church has 24,000 members and the ity, a conservati ve politi cal lobbying movement which total annual revenues of all the Jerry Falwell minis- the press soon dubbed the “Religious Right.” During tries total over $200 million. the fi rst two years of its existence, the Moral Major- Within weeks of founding his new church in 1956, ity att racted over 100,000 pastors, priests and rabbis Falwell began the Old-Time Gospel Hour, a daily local and nearly seven million religious conservati ves who radio ministry and a weekly local television ministry. mobilized as a pro-life, pro-family, pro-Israel, and pro- Nearly fi ve decades later, this Old-Time Gospel strong nati onal defense lobbying organizati on. Hour is now seen and heard in every American home The Moral Majority chose California Governor Ron- and on every conti nent except Antarcti ca. Through ald Reagan as “their candidate” for President in 1980, the years, over three million persons have communi- registered millions of new voters, and set about to in- cated to the Falwell ministries they received Christ as form and acti vate a sleeping giant - 80 million Ameri- Lord and Savior as a result of this radio and television cans committ ed to faith, family and Judeo-Christi an ministry. values. In 1967, Falwell implemented his vision to build With the impetus of the newly organized Moral a Christi an educati onal system for evangelical youth. Majority, millions of people of faith voted for the fi rst He began with the creati on of Lynchburg Christi an ti me in 1980 and helped elect Ronald Reagan and Academy, a Christ-centered, academically-excellent, many conservati ve congressmen and senators. Since fully-accredited Christi an day school, providing kin- 1979, about 30% of the American electorate has been dergarten, elementary and high school. identi fi ed by media polls as the “Religious Right”. Most

LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 57 Athletics Administration

JEFFJE BARBER In additi on to Barber’s athleti cs facility achieve- ti ve Committ ee, Big South Conference chair for the DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS ments, the Director of Athleti cs has spurred a dra- league’s Television Development Committ ee and the mati c recording-setti ng increase in Flames Club liaison for the Men’s Basketball Committ ee. Barber Jeff Barber was memberships and season ti cket sales for football and also sits on the Big South committ ees for football, vol- namedn the Direc- basketball. leyball, publicity and promoti on, while he also took torto of Athleti cs at In 2007-08 the athleti cs booster club set new re- part in the Big South Conference 25th Anniversary LibertyL University cords, pulling in $351,000 in annual membership celebrati on committ ee. ono Jan. 23, 2006, contributi ons. The same year saw Liberty Athleti cs Barber is a member of NACDA and NAAD and becomingb the 10th surpass the $1 million mark in giving, as the Flames serves on the Board of Directors for the Child Evan- DirectorD of Athlet- Club brought in $1.3 million in total capital gift s. It was gelism Fellowship for Central Virginia, and also on the icsic in the history of another banner year for the athleti cs booster club in Board of Directors for the Fellowship of Christi an Ath- theth University. 2008-09 as member growth has ballooned to 1,537 letes. The University members contributi ng $382,000, with $2.2 million Barber brought a wealth of experience in the areas hash charged Barber in capital gift s to construct new or improve existi ng of athleti c fundraising and administrati on to Liberty with the future leadership of the athleti cs depart- faciliti es. Also under Barber marketi ng/sponsorship University, including 25 previous years in the athleti c ment and the building of a strong fi nancial basis for revenue has increased at 150 percent each of the past industry. the department which will guide Liberty University three years. Barber came to Liberty aft er spending 11 years at athleti cs into the ranks of the elite NCAA Division I Barber has also guided the Flames to success on South Carolina, including his last three years as Senior athleti c programs in the nati on. the athleti cs fi eld of competi ti on, highlighted by the Associate Athleti c Director for Development/Game- Barber wasted litt le ti me making an impact at back-to-back Big South Sasser Cup championships, cock Club Executi ve Director. Liberty, as in three years he has been instrumental bringing Liberty’s total to seven. Liberty won 10 team Barber served on the senior management team at in guiding Liberty on a path to the next level of col- championships during the 2007-08 campaign, in- South Carolina for nine years, helping raise more than legiate athleti cs. cluding eight Big South ti tles, an NCAA East Regional $14 million annually, while working closely with leg- He has spearheaded athleti cs facility improve- championship in wrestling and an IC4A outdoor ti tle endary football coaches Lou Holtz and Steve Spurrier. ment projects in every athleti cs venue, highlighted in men’s track and fi eld. Liberty followed up capturing Barber supervised the solicitati on and receipt of by changes to Williams Stadium, the Vines Center, seven team championships during the 2008-09 year, over $85 million during his tenure at South Carolina, Worthington Stadium and new Osborne Stadium. including six Big South ti tles and its third straight setti ng records each year in annual gift s to the Game- During the summer of 2006, the football program’s NCAA East Regional wrestling championship. cock Club, which was at 16,500 members when he on-campus playing facility received the latest in Besides the Sasser Cup championships, Barber also fi nished. He was also responsible for all major gift s to playing surfaces as FieldTurf was installed, while saw Liberty bring home the Big South’s Men’s All- the Gamecock Club which exceeded $15,000 annually numerous other smaller projects were initi ated to Sport and Women’s All-Sport trophies, along with its and developed that level of giving from 21 members aestheti cally improve the appearance of the facil- second individual nati onal championship when Josh to 137 at his ti me of departure. ity. Barber has also engineered the additi on of the McDougal crossed the fi nish line fi rst at the 2007 Barber joined the athleti cs department at South brand new Daktronics video scoreboard located in NCAA Cross Country nati onal championship. Liberty Carolina in 1996 as an Assistant Athleti c Director for the North end zone and the fi rst expansion in seat- also repeated in capturing the Big South’s Men’s All- Development and was promoted to Associate Athleti c ing capacity at Williams Stadium, bringing perma- Sport trophy in 2009. Director/Gamecock Club Executi ve Director in 1999. nent seati ng to 15,052 just prior to the 2009 foot- Liberty is the second athleti cs department in Big Prior to his days at South Carolina, Barber served ball season. South history to win the Sasser Cup, Men’s All-Sport fi ve years at Furman in Greenville, S.C., starti ng as Ex- However, Barber’s chief facility accomplishment and Women’s All-Sport trophies in the same year. ecuti ve Director of the Paladin Club in 1991, before since joining the Flames in 2006 was overseeing The Flames’ success has garnered nati onal att en- being promoted to Senior Associate Athleti c Director the completi on of the Williams Football Opera- ti on several levels, earning Barber a four-year ap- for External Aff airs in 1994. ti ons Center. The 48,000-square foot state-of-the- pointment to the NCAA’s Recruiti ng Cabinet, begin- A nati ve of Greenville, N.C., Barber is married to art home base for the football program ise of the ning with the 2008-09 academic year. Barber is also the former Donna Dacus and the couple has three most outstanding FCS (formerly I-AA) football-only on numerous other committ ees, including a four-year children - Kati e (14), Lindsay (12) and Jay (11). faciliti es in the nati on. appointment on the NCAA Division I FCS ADA Execu-

ATHLETICS SENIOR ADMINISTRATION

MICKEY GURIDY MEREDITH EAKER KRISTIE BEITZ KEVIN KEYS DR. WILLIAM GRIBBIN SENIOR ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR/ ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR - NCAA FACULTY ATHLETIC DIRECTOR - INTERNAL OPERATIONS SENIOR WOMAN ADMINISTRATOR FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS EXTERNAL OPERATIONS REPRESENTATIVE

BOB GOOD MIKE HAGEN TODD WETMORE ANNA WHITEHURST ASSISTANT ATHLETICS DIRECTOR FOR ASSISTANT ATHLETICS DIRECTOR ASSISTANT ATHLETICS DIRECTOR ASSISTANT ATHLETICS DIRECTOR DEVELOPMENT AND FLAMES CLUB DIRECTOR FOR COMPLIANCE FOR COMMUNICATIONS FOR TICKET OPERATIONS

58 LIBERTY LADY FLAMES VOLLEYBALL 2009 59 Sports Medicine The student-athlete at Liberty University has two hospitals, Lynchburg General Hospital and the luxury of having one of the most dedicated Virginia Bapti st, for any emergency or general sports medicine teams in the country. The staff medical needs. Liberty is also fortunate to have is headed by Chris Casola, Assistant Athlet- team orthopaedic services from Central Virginia ics Director for Sports Medicine who oversees Orthopaedics along with assistance and consul- medical care for the Flames football team. Scott tati on from Rehab Associates of Central Virginia. Lawrenson is the Associate Athleti c Trainer and Housed in the beauti ful 3,200-square foot Insurance Coordinator. Barry Finke and Aaron Football Training Room located in the Football Schreiner are Senior Assistant Athleti c Trainers, Operati ons Center, the main athleti c training while Assistant Athleti c Trainers Megan Bishop, room is a modern facility complete with the lat- Madeline Bosek, Jesse Cops, Laura Hoskins and est equipment. Satellite athleti c training rooms Dan Preusser round out the staff as Certi fi ed Ath- are located in the Field House at Williams Sta- leti c Trainers (ATC). In conjuncti on with services dium, located at the south end of the football CHRISCCHRIS CCACASOLASOLA available through Team Physicians Dr. Gregg Al- complex, the Hancock Athleti c Center, the Vines ASSISTANT ATHLETICS DIRECTOR bers and Dr. Richard Lane at Light Medical, the Center and the Crowder-Muckel Fieldhouse FOR SPORTS MEDICINE Liberty University Athleti c Training staff uti lizes neighboring Worthington Stadium.

MADELINE BOSEK ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER VOLLEYBALL, WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

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