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2018 Match Notes Media Contact: Kaylie Noll // Nollk@Uwgb.Edu 2018 SCHEDULE www.greenbayphoenix.com @GBPhoenixvb on Twitter and Instagram Green Bay Phoenix Volleyball on Facebook 2018 Match Notes Media Contact: Kaylie Noll // [email protected] 2018 SCHEDULE Overall: 20-11 HL: 13-3 NUMERICAL ROSTER 8.24 SIUE* W 3-1 No. Name Pos. Yr. Hometown 8.24 at TCU* L 0-3 1 Taylor Wolf S So. Waconia, Minn. 8.25 UAB* L 0-3 2 Alexis Dorner MB Fr. Luxemburg, Wis. 4 Rylee Boyd MB Fr. Sioux Falls, S.D. 8.26 North Dakota* L 0-3 5 Austyn Everingham LIB Sr. Noblesville, Ind. 8.31 Weber State^ L 2-3 6 Micaela Kent LIB So. Modesto, Calif. 8.31 Seattle^ W 3-0 7 Kristen Paulus OH So. Belgium, Wis. 9.1 at South Dakota State^ W 3-0 8 Emily Lautenschlager LIB Jr. Greenville, Wis. 9.7 Central Michigan% W 3-0 9 Ashley Sledge MB So. Matteson, Ill. 9.7 at Indiana State% L 2-3 10 Jessica Wolf OH Sr. Waconia, Minn. 9.8 Saint Louis% W 3-0 12 Vanessa Buman LIB Sr. Greenville, Wis. 9.13 at #7 Minnesota$ L 0-3 13 Anna Eaton MB So. New Prague, Minn. 9.14 Kansas State$ L 1-3 14 Katie Koerper OH Fr. Hammond, Wis. 16 Maddie Yoss S Jr. Brookfield, Wis. Horizon League Play Begins 18 Alexandra Zakutney OH Fr. Ottawa, Ontario 9.21 at Northern Kentucky L 1-3 21 Shannon Coughlin OH Fr. Oregon, Ohio 9.22 at IUPUI W 3-0 9.29 at Milwaukee W 3-1 Head Coach: Abbey Sutherland, 1st Season 9.30 at UIC W 3-2 Assistant Coaches: Korey Schroeder and Payton Campbell Athletic Trainer: Missy Florine 10.5 OAKLAND W 3-0 10.7 at Wright State W 3-0 Pronunciation Guide 10.12 CLEVELAND STATE W 3-2 5 Austyn Everingham EVER-ring-ham 10.13 YOUNGSTOWN STATE W 3-0 6 Micaela Kent Mick-KAY-la 10.19 IUPUI W 3-0 8 Emily Lautenschlager LAO-ten-schlah-ger 10.20 NORTHERN KENTUCKY W 3-1 12 Vanessa Buman BOO-man 14 Katie Koerper KER-per 10.26 at Youngstown State W 3-0 18 Alexandra Zakutney Za-KOOT-knee 10.27 at Cleveland State L 0-3 21 Shannon Coughlin COUGH-linn 11.2 at Oakland L 2-3 11.4 WRIGHT STATE W 3-0 Roster Breakdown 11.9 MILWAUKEE W 3-2 By Class 11.10 UIC W 3-2 Freshmen (5) 11.17 #4 UIC~ W 3-1 Alexis Dorner (#2), Rylee Boyd (#4), Katie Koerper (#14), Alexandra Zakutney (#18), and Shannon 11.18 #3 NORTHERN KENTUCKY~ W 3-0 Coughlin (#21) 11.29 at #6 Wisconsin@ L 0-3 Sophomores (5) Home matches are in bold Taylor Wolf (#1), Micaela Kent (#6), Kristen Paulus (#7), Ashley Sledge (#9), and Anna Eaton (#13) *Cowtown Classic ^Jackrabbits Invitational Juniors (2) %Sycamore Invitational $Gopher Fall Classic Emily Lautenschlager (#8) and Maddie Yoss (#16) ~ Horizon League Tournament @ NCAA Tournament Seniors (3) Austyn Everingham (#5), Jessica Wolf (#10), and Vanessa Buman (#12) Horizon League Preseason Poll By State/Country 1. Cleveland State California (1)...............................................................................................................................Micaela Kent (#6) 2. Oakland Canada (1)...................................................................................................................Alexandra Zakutney (#18) 3. UIC Illinois (1)...................................................................................................................................Ashley Sledge (#9) 4. Green Bay Indiana (1)......................................................................................................................Austyn Everingham (#5) 5. IUPUI Minnesota (3)........................................................Taylor Wolf (#1), Jessica Wolf (#10), Anna Eaton (#13) 6. Northern Kentucky Ohio (1)............................................................................................................................Shannon Coughlin (#21) 7. Milwaukee South Dakota (1)..........................................................................................................................Rylee Boyd (#4) 8. Wright State Wisconsin (6).................................Alexis Dorner (#2), Kristen Paulus (#7), Emily Lautenschlager (#8), 9. Youngstown State Vanessa Buman (#12), Katie Koerper (#14), Maddie Yoss (#16) MAKING HISTORY IN THE 2018 SEASON The Green Bay volleyball team made history on October 13, 2018, when they defeated Youngstown State in straight sets to mark a new program record win streak: seven in a row. On October 26, they extended that to ten. The streak of ten-consecutive match wins in a row is the most in the Division I era (first season was 1988) at Green Bay, and surpassed the team that won nine in a row back in 1987. Along with the record-breaking wins, the Phoenix won their first-ever regular season Championship, also marking a perfect 8-0 at home this season, not including their two additional wins while hosting the Horizon League Tournament. After winning the Horizon League Tournament, Green Bay earned an automatic bid to the 2018 NCAA Division I Volleyball Tournament, their first berth since 2003 and second-ever in program history. NCAA TOP 50 RANKINGS 2018 SEASON AWARDS Taylor Wolf Vanessa Buman Attacks per set: 8th (12.43) - Cowtown Classic All-Tournament Team Total Attacks: 16th (1405) - 3x Horizon League Defensive Player of the Week (9/10,10/1, and 10/22) Points per set: 13th (5.14) - Horizon League Defensive Player of the Year Total Points: 13th (580.5) Kills per set: 14th (4.54) Austyn Everingham Total Kills: 16th (513) - Horizon League All-Academic Team Vanessa Buman Ashley Sledge Digs per set: 19th (5.43) - Jackrabbits Invitational All-Tournament Team Total Digs: 24th (614) Jessica Wolf Maddie Yoss - Horizon League All-Tournament Team Assists per set: 32nd (10.94) Total Assists: 39th (1236) Taylor Wolf - Jackrabbits Invitational MVP - Sycamore Invitational All-Tournament Team A QUICK RECAP OF 2017 - 2x Horizon League Offensive Player of the Week (9/4 and 10/8) - Horizon League Player of the Year - Horizon League Offensive Player of the Year After the Horizon League Tournament, the 2017 Green Bay Phoenix Volleyball team had the opportunity to - Horizon League All-Tournament Team continue their postseason in the elite National - Horizon Legue Tournament MVP Invitational Volleyball Championship (NIVC). - AVCA All-Region Honorable Mention This marked the first time that the team participated in the Maddie Yoss NIVC in program history. Green Bay made it all the way to the - Jackrabbits Invitational All-Tournament Team third round before falling to TCU. - Sycamore Invitational All-Tournament Team - Horizon League All-Academic Team Prior to their NIVC appearance, the team finished second in the - Horizon League Setter of the Year Horizon League Tournament for the second year in a row. - Horizon League All-Tournament Team The highest Green Bay has ever finished in the tournament Alexandra Zakutney was in 2003, where they came away as Tournament - Horizon League All-Freshman Team Champions and moved on to the first round of the NCAA tour- nament. Since then, however, the Phoenix had not placed in the Head Coach Abbey Sutherland top two of their conference tournament until 2016. - Horizon League Coach of the Year Returners Taylor Wolf and Maddie Yoss were selected as mem- bers of the All-Tournament Team. 2018 TEAM LEADERS Wolf and Yoss were also named to the All-League Team, where Kills Taylor Wolf 513 Wolf was honored as Freshman of the Year and Yoss received K/S Taylor Wolf 4.54 an Honorable Mention. PCT Ashley Sledge .304 Assists Maddie Yoss 1236 Over the course of the season, Yoss ranked second in the A/S Maddie Yoss 10.94 league in assists per set with 11.38, while collecting the most SA Taylor Wolf 33 assists overall with 1,377. SA/S Taylor Wolf 0.29 Digs Vanessa Buman 614 Defensively, Vanessa Buman ranked third in the league in digs per set with 4.62, also scooping up the most digs overall with D/S Vanessa Buman 5.43 578. BS Ashley Sledge and Anna Eaton 9 BA Ashley Sledge 106 The team finished fourth overall in Horizon League play during TOT Ashley Sledge 115 the season with a 9-7 league record. Their overall record was B/S Ashley Sledge 1.02 17-16. PTS Taylor Wolf 580.5 PT/S Taylor Wolf 5.14 Team Season Highs 2018 HORIZON LEAGUE RANKINGS Hitting Percentage (3 sets): .330 at Seattle U (8/31) Hitting Percentage (4 sets): .280 vs. UIC (11/17) Overall Season Team Stats Hitting Percentage (5 sets): .226 vs. Milwaukee (11/9) Hitting Percentage: Ranked 1st out of 9 (.203) Assists (3 sets): 51 at Youngstown State (10/26) Kills: Ranked 1st out of 9 (13.66 per set) Assists (4 sets): 60 vs. UIC (11/17) Assists: Ranked 3rd out of 9 (12.77 per set) Assists (5 sets): 69 vs. Cleveland State (10/12) Blocks: Ranked 6th out of 9 (2.09 per set) Kills (3 sets): 53 at Youngstown State (10/26) Service Aces: Ranked 4th out of 9 (1.25 per set) Kills (4 sets): 65 vs. UIC (11/17) Digs: Ranked 4th out of 9 (18.17 per set) Kills (5 sets): 77 vs. Cleveland State (10/12) Service Aces (3 sets): 7 at South Dakota State (9/1) Overall Season Individual Stats Service Aces (4 sets): 8 at SIUE (8/24) Hitting Percentage 1st - Ashley Sledge (.304) Service Aces (5 sets): 11 at UIC (9/30) next closest is .290 Blocks (3 sets): 11 at Saint Louis (9/8) 8th - Maddie Yoss (.253) Blocks (4 sets): 16 at Milwaukee (9/29) Blocks (5 sets): 18 vs UIC (11/10) Kills 1st - Taylor Wolf (4.54 per set) Digs (3 sets): 73 vs. IUPUI (10/19) next closest is 3.88 Digs (4 sets): 101 vs. Northern Kentucky (10/20) Digs (5 sets): 99 at Oakland (11/2) Assists 1st - Maddie Yoss (10.94 per set) next closest is 9.92 Individual Season Highs Hitting Percentage: Ashley Sledge Service Aces 4th - Taylor Wolf (0.29 per set) (.786 at Wright State, 3 sets) 10th - Maddie Yoss (0.22 per set) Assists: Maddie Yoss Blocks 9th - Ashley Sledge (1.02 per set) (60 vs.
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