Baker Invitational 4 Maggie Stephenson 5’10 Middle Hitter SR Little River, Kan

No. Name Ht. Pos. Year Hometown Welcome to the 1 Addison Wolf 5’4 Defensive Specialist JR Moundridge, Kan. COACHES 2 Melissa Volk 5’6 Defensive Specialist JR Newton, Kan. Head Coach: Chad Schilling 3 Andrea Klassen 5’4 Defensive Specialist FR Moundridge, Kan. Assistants: Stacy Middleton Baker Invitational 4 Maggie Stephenson 5’10 Middle Hitter SR Little River, Kan. 5 Danica Cox 5’9 Outside Hitter SO Weskan, Kan. QUICK LEADERS 2010–11 Baker Volleyball 6 Danielle Savage 5’10 Middle Hitter FR Peabody, Kan. Aces Total 7 Morgan Peters 5’8 Setter SR Henderson, Neb. Whitney Hiebner 6 8 Jordan Gray 6’0 Outside Hitter FR Sedgwick, Kan. Kills 9 Bethany Thiesen 6’0 Outside Hitter SR Moundridge, Kan. Bethany Thiesen 36 10 Whitney Hiebner 5’5 Outside Hitter JR Henderson, neb. Assists Wildcats look to make splash on national level Alyssa Schrag 58 11 Kara Gerber 5’8 Middle Hitter SO Conway Springs, Kan. sive specialist Kelsey Cobb and setter Kelsey Allen. Digs roster relatively intact from last year’s record-setting 32-4 12 Whitney Steingard 5’9 Middle Hitter SO Henderson, Neb. “Kelsey Cobb and Kelsey Allen will hold down the back row,” Addison Wolf 50 season has Baker University volleyball coach Kathy Allen 14 Malerie Hertzler 5’11 Right Side JR Halstead, Kan. A Kathy Allen said. Blocks beaming with enthusiasm for 2010. 15 Breanna McConnell 5’8 Defensive Specialist SO South Haven, Kan. Two transfers from Johnson County Community College will Kristen Lohaus 11 “This will be the most talented and deepest team in my 13 years 16 Amanda Strickler 5’7 Setter FR Colony, Kan. at Baker,” said Allen, who has compiled a 263-150 record leading the provide more depth for the Wildcats. Sydney Pemberton is a 6-3 17 Staci DeWild 5’8 Outside Hitter FR McPherson, Kan. Wildcats. “We also have a lot of size and game smarts.” Back for the right-side hitter and Bobbi Pearce is a defensive specialist. Savannah 18 Katie Regier 5’8 Right Side FR Whitewater, Kan. Wildcats is senior 6-foot outside hitter Brooke Pryor, the reigning Smith, a transfer from Harding University, provides more depth at 20 Kristen Lohaus 5’11 Middle Hitter JR Noble, Okla. Heart of America Athletic Con- outsider hitter after sitting out 22 Alyssa Schrag 5’5 Setter JR Moundridge, Kan. ference player of the year and a last fall. third-team NAIA All-American in Despite last year’s 30-plus 2009 after ranking 10th nationally victories, the Wildcats re- About Baker University... with 4.2 kills per set. mained on the cusp of the top The Baker athletics program is steeped in history, and its future is bright. The Wildcats sponsor 19 conference sports, as many as any other member “On top of being extremely 25 rankings. To enhance their of the Heart of America Athletic Conference, and consistently challenges for the athletic, she’s tall, very talented and consideration for the national HAAC All-Sports award. The program dates back to the 1890s with a win over a really strong competitor,” Allen poll, Allen has entered the the University of Kansas in the state’s first intercollegiate football game and boasts said. “She has winning in her blood Wildcats in more competitive more than 100 All-Americans and nearly 100 conference titles. and gets everyone else thinking tournaments. the way she thinks.” Junior Brooke “Our goal this year is to The program also thrives in academics and philanthropic endeavors. Athletes Allen also returns after ranking third break into the top 25,” she are involved in campus organizations as officers. More than 50 Wildcats annually nationally (6.8 digs per set) and said. “The only way you do that is play nationally ranked are named HAAC Scholar-Athletes for their success both on the field and in the earning HAAC conference libero 2010-2011 Baker volleyball squad classroom. Baker was one of the first NAIA schools to take part in the Champions of the year honors. teams and have strengthened of Character program, which emphasizes respect, servant leadership, integrity, “She is lightning quick and very our schedule enormously this sportsmanship and responsibility. experienced,” the Wildcat coach said of her niece. “She reads the year.” The Wildcats will open Heart of America Athletic Conference ball off the block really well and fundamentally one of the best Aug. 27 in San Diego with matches against the No. 2, No. 7 and No. players I ever coached.” Second-team all-HAAC picks Jana Boss, a 15 in the NAIA. The following weekend Baker heads to the Bellevue Baker has been a member of the Heart of America Athletic Conference since the sophomore setter, and Christina Delladio, a junior middle hitter, will tournament in Omaha, Neb. organization’s inception in 1971. The conference consists of 11 schools in three states and sponsors 17 sports (eight for men and women apiece, complement the offensive attack. “You have to play tough teams to get noticed in the poll,” Allen and co-ed spirit squad). The schools are located in southwest Iowa, eastern Kansas and throughout Missouri. The conference has a Web site at “Christina had a big impact last year and has really matured,” Allen continued. HAAConference.com. said. “The teams in the top 10 are so incredibly strong. Our record may National Association of Intercollegiate Athleticsthumb_Emil_liston Other key returning players are middle hitter Kelsey Wise, defen- not be as stellar as last year, but we could end up better nationally because of the caliber of competition.” Legendary Baker athletic figure Emil Liston, a member of the National Basketball Hall of Fame, helped found the National Association of Intercol- legiate Athletics to organize the first national collegiate basketball championship in 1937. The association now consists of more than 360 schools Baker Invitational Tournament Schedule throughout the United States and in Canada and sponsors two dozen national championship events. Its home office is in Kansas City, Mo. Participating Teams Baker University Sterling College Benedictine College McKendree University William Jewell College The NAIA has been on the forefront of social change. When it was still known as the National Association of Intercollege Basketball in 1948, the John Brown University Avila University Okla. City University Ottawa University Bethel College (Kan.) NAIA became the first national organization to offer intercollegiate postseason opportunities to black student-athletes. The NAIA made another unprecedented action in 1953 when historically black institutions were voted into membership. In 1980, the NAIA became the first organization to Friday Court 1 Court 2 Saturday Court 1 Court 2 offer collegiate athletics to both men and women. 11:00 a.m. Ottawa vs Sterling Avila vs Bethel 9:00 a.m. Avila vs McKendree Ottawa vs Bethel 1:00 p.m. William Jewell vs Okla. City Benedictine vs John Brown 11:00 a.m. John Brown vs Ottawa Benedictine vs Okla. City Since 1937, the NAIA has administered programs and championships in proper balance with the overall educational experience. In 2000, the NAIA 3:00 p.m. Baker vs McKendree Sterling vs Avila 1:00 p.m. Baker vs Sterling William Jewell vs Bethel reaffirmed its purpose to enhance the character-building aspects of sport. Through Champions of Character, the NAIA seeks to create an envi- 5:00 p.m. Benedictine vs Bethel Ottawa vs McKendree 3:00 p.m. Okla. City vs Avila Benedictine vs McKendree ronment in which every student-athlete, coach, official and spectator is committed to the true spirit of competition through five tenets: respect, 7:00 p.m. Baker vs Okla. City William Jewell vs John Brown 5:00 p.m. Baker vs John Brown William Jewell vs Sterling integrity, responsibility, servant leadership and sportsmanship. This program educates and creates awareness of the positive character-building traits afforded by sports and returns integrity to competition at the collegiate and youth levels while affecting all of society. www.bakerwildcats.com www.bakerwildcats.com Chapel St. N 30 th St. ONE WAY ST. 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No. Name Ht. Pos. Year Hometown No. Name Ht. Pos. Year Hometown COACHES 1 Kelsey Allen 5’5 Setter JR Lawrence, Kan. 1 Kelsey Moffitt 5’6 Defensive Specialist FR Olathe, Kan. COACHES Head Coach: Kathy Allen 2 Brooke Allen 5’6 Libero JR Topeka, Kan. 2 Katie Damgar 5’7 Outside Hitter FR Liberty, Mo. Head Coach: Allison Jones Assistants: Matt Windle, Crystie 3 Kim Gilges 5’5 Defensive Specialist JR Baldwin City, Kan. 3 Brooke Winiger 5’10 Outside Hitter SO Johnson, Neb. Assistants: Eric Majors Bell, Codi Lawrence 5 Savannah Smith 5’9 Outside Hitter SO Mansfield, Texas 4 Regan Sirbaugh 5’10 Right Side SO Stillwater, Okla.

7 Kelsey Cobb 5’9 Defensive Specialist JR Overland Park, Kan. 5 Susan Tsisiche 6’0 Middle Hitter FR Nairobi, Kenya QUICK LEADERS QUICK LEADERS 8 Breanne Sanders 5’6 Setter FR Lansing, Kan. 7 Dragana Stevanovic 5’11 Outside Hitter SR Kansas City, Mo. Aces Total Aces Total 9 Jana Boss 5’9 Setter SO Shawnee Mission, Kan. 8 Katherine Long 5’3 Setter JR Warrensburg, Mo. Cailynn Hayter 11 Kelsey Cobb 9 11 Renata Dill 5’6 Defensive Specialist FR Manhattan, Kan. 9 Morgan Sleeper 5’10 Middle Hitter JR Topeka, Kan. Kills Kills 12 Jamie Starling 5’7 Outside Hitter JR Gardner, Kan. 10 Hannah Herndon 5’10 Outside Hitter SO Southlake, Texas Hannah Herndon 48 Brooke Pryor 96 13 Kassie Miskho 5’10 Setter JR Colorado Springs, Colo. 11 Rachel Gillman 5’7 Defensive Specialist FR Wildwood, Mo. Assists Assists 15 Kayla Anderson 5’11 Middle Hitter JR Alma, Kan. 12 Jenny Hunt 6’1 Middle Hitter FR Topeka, Kan. Cailynn Hayter 131 Jana Boss 96 18 Cami Williams 5’10 Outside Hitter FR Pinetop, Ariz. 16 Carrie King 5’9 Outside Hitter SO Ozark, Mo. Digs Digs 19 Christina Delladio 6’2 Middle Hitter SR Bonner Springs, Kan. 17 Hannah Nestor 5’5 Defensive Specialist JR Bentonville, Ark. Katie Damgar 61 Brooke Allen 146 20 Brooke Pryor 6’0 Outside Hitter SR Overbrook, Kan. 20 Gillian Gauss 5’8 Setter SO Dove Canyon, Calif. Blocks Blocks 23 Sydney Pemberton 6’3 Right Side JR Kansas City, Mo. 21 Cailynn Hayter 5’5 Setter/Libero FR Branson, Mo. Elsey Hopkins 12 Christina Delladio 31 24 Kelsey Wise 6’1 Middle Hitter SO Tulsa, Okla. 23 Rachel Tuszynski 5’9 Outside Hitter SR Madison, Wisc. 25 Kendra Stephens 5’11 Right Side SR Olathe, Kan. 24 Elsey Hopkins 6’0 Middle Hitter JR Springfield, Ark.

BENEDICTINE COLLEGE (3-2, 0-1) No. Name Ht. Pos. Year Hometown AVILA UNIVERSITY (1-2, 0-1) 1 Emily Huninghake 5’6 Defensive Specialist SO Frankfort, Kan. COACHES COACHES Head Coach: Mary Lile 2 Cassie Thompson 5’4 Setter SR Lancaster, Kan. No. Name Ht. Pos. Year Hometown Head Coach: Krista Newman Assistants: Jeannette Waldo, 3 Cassie Rockers 5’7 Outside Hitter SO Mound City, Kan. 1 Erin Stephenson 5’2 Setter FR Lee’s Summit, Mo. Assistants: N/R Michael Wienandt 4 Sara Navinskey 5’6 Setter FR Nortonville, Kan. 2 Diane Dornhoffer 5’7 Defensive Specialist SR Gladstone, Mo.

5 Corinne Knobbe 5’7 Outside Hitter JR Festus, Mo. 3 Heather Tripp 5’3 Defensive Specialist FR Kansas City, Mo. QUICK LEADERS QUICK LEADERS 7 Amanda Carothers 5’6 Outside Hitter FR Kansas City, Mo. 4 Alexis Nibert 5’7 Outside Hitter FR Independence, Mo. Aces Total Aces Total 8 Susan Specht 5’7 Setter SO Shawnee, Kan. 6 Julie Ohlms 5’11 Outside Hitter JR St. Charles, Mo. NOT REPORTED Heather Wansing 6 11 Katie O’Connor 5’10 Middle Hitter JR Overland Park, Kan. 7 Katelyn Frakes 5’7 Setter SO Peculiar, Mo. Kills Kills 12 Lauren Rooney 5’4 Libero SR Overland Park, Kan. 8 Sara Boatwright 6’1 Middle Blocker JR Des Moines, Iowa NOT REPORTED Heather Wansing 54 13 Heather Wansing 6’2 Middle Hitter SR Liberty, Mo. 9 Paige Barrett 5’8 Outside Hitter FR Kansas City, Mo. Assists Assists 14 Hannah O’Brien 5’5 Libero FR Denver, Colo. 11 Leinani Marshall 5’11 Outside Hitter SO NOT REPORTED Susan Specht 172 17 Erin O’Connor 5’8 Outside Hitter SR Overland Park, Kan. 13 Holly Wilso 5’9 Middle Blocker JR Peculiar, Mo. Digs Digs 18 Amanda Mitchell 5’8 Outside Hitter SR Cleburne, Texas 14 Caressa Wainwright 5’11 Outside Hitter FR Adrian, Mo. NOT REPORTED Cassie Thompson 69 19 Emily Thomas 5’10 Outside Hitter FR Junction City, Kan. 20 Nicole Stewart 5’6 Defensive Specialist JR Ozark, Mo Blocks Blocks 21 Shelbie Wolk 5’7 Outside Hitter FR Leavenworth, Kan. 21 Vanessa Hemkens 5’7 Outside Hitter SO Parkville, Mo. NOT REPORTED 22 Kristen Adlhoch 5’7 Outside Hitter FR Loveland, Colo. Heather Wansing 22 23 Chelsey Matous 5’10 Setter SO Colorado Springs, Colo. 24 Lyn Gengler 5’9 Middle Hitter FR Beloit, Kan. 25 Dain Finney 6’0 Middle Hitter SO St. Joseph, Mo.

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No. Name Ht. Pos. Year Hometown No. Name Ht. Pos. Year Hometown COACHES 1 Shannon Donley 5’4 Defensive Specialist JR Dexter, Kan. 1 Savannah Jarvis 5’2 Libero JR Mascoutah, Ill. COACHES Head Coach: Tom Symons 2 Abby Eisman 5’7 Defensive Specialist FR Linwood, Kan. 2 Katie Ringering 5’4 Libero JR Bethalto, Ill. Head Coach: Evelyn Bean Assistants: Mandy Symons 3 Kristen Hendrickson 5’6 Outside Hitter FR Ottawa, Kan. 3 Tara Ryterski 5’11 Outside Hitter SR Nashville, Ill. Assistants: Codi Dew

4 Brittany Bush 6’0 Middle Blocker JR Lancaster, Texas 4 Maggie Musso 5’6 Outside Hitter JR Collinsville, Ill. QUICK LEADERS 5 Chrissie Jeannin 5’8 Setter SO Leavenworth, Kan. 5 Nadia Moore 5’8 Right Side JR Cahokia, Ill. QUICK LEADERS Aces Total 6 Katie Jensen 5’8 Defensive Specialist SO Ottawa, Kan. 7 Ashley Perry 5’11 Middle Hitter SR Sparta, Ill. Aces Total Kristen Hendrickson 17 7 Courtney Cox 5’7 Setter JR Norton, Kan. 8 Kaitlyn Kollmann 5’10 Right Side JR Collinsville, Ill. Tara Ryterski 5 Kills 8 Kelsey Camp 5’4 Defensive Specialist JR Lytie, Texas 12 Anna Mannino 5’10 Middle Hitter SO Waterloo, Ill. Kills Abby Eisman 35 10 Emily Zimmerman 5’9 Outside Hitter FR Ottawa, Kan. 13 Melissa Bayer 5’8 Setter JR Collinsville, Ill. Kaitlyn Kollmann 39 Assists 11 Megan Gillespie 5’4 Defensive Specialist SO Edgerton, Kan. 14 Lindsay Gray 5’7 Outside Hitter SR Lebanon, Ill. Assists Chrissie Jeannin 78 12 Becca Colson 6’0 Middle Blocker FR Kansas City, Kan. 15 Melinda Bayer 5’9 Middle Hitter JR Collinsville, Ill. Alyssa Speckhals 91 Digs 13 Paige Mead 5’7 Defensive Specialist FR Grain Valley, Mo. 16 Alyssa Speckhals 5’10 Setter SR Hermann, Mo. Digs Katie Jensen 68 14 Kelli Cole 5’7 Outside Hitter JR Long Island, Kan. 17 Carrie Brickey 6’0 Middle Hitter SR St. Louis, Mo. Linday Gray 70 Blocks 16 Becca Dinsmore 5’9 Outside Hitter SO Wichita, Kan. Blocks Courtney Hooks 10 17 Shelbie Glissman 5’4 Defensive Specialist SO Valley Falls, Kan. Ashley Perry 18 18 Courtney Hooks 5’10 Middle Blocker FR Bonner Springs, Kan. 20 Kristina Dodd 5’9 Outside Hitter FR Branson, Mo. 21 Theresa Harper 5’10 Right Side JR Eudora, Kan. JOHN BROWN UNIVERSITY (6-2, 0-0)

No. Name Ht. Pos. Year Hometown 1 Erin Didier 5’11 Outside Hitter SO Littleton, Colo. COACHES 2 Kailey Bain 5’5 Setter FR Springdale, Ark. Head Coach: Stacie Johnson STERLING COLLEGE (3-2, 0-1) 3 Kassie Keeter 6’0 Outside Hitter JR Webb City, Ark. Assistants: Janete Ferreira 4 Aubrey Adams 5’7 Setter SO Wheaton, Ill. No. Name Ht. Pos. Year Hometown QUICK LEADERS 1 Sara Steria 5’6 Outside Hitter SO Bend, Ore. COACHES 6 Kristen Lee 5’9 Outside Hitter SR Springdale, Ark. Head Coach: John Harding 7 Alyssa Hanson 5’7 Setter SR Tulsa, Okla. Aces Total 2 Brittany Honea 5’6 Defensive Specialist SO Horton, Kan. Erin McIlroy 13 3 Makenzie McIntyre 5’10 Outside Hitter SO Bend, Ore. Assistants: N/A 8 Megan Tabor 5’5 Defensive Specialist JR Hemet, Calif. 11 Amber Wilson 6’0 Middle Blocker SR Diamond Bar, Calif. Kills 4 Adriana Gonzalez 5’5 Setter SO Tatum, Texas Erin Didier 54 5 Rachel Ediger 5’6 Outside Hitter SO Enid, Okla. QUICK LEADERS 12 Staci Williamson 5’8 Outside Hitter FR Siloam Springs, Ark. Aces Total 15 Allie Rankin 6’0 Middle Blocker JR Richardson, Texas Assists 6 Iris Romero 5’2 Defensive Specialist JR Los Angeles, Calif. Alyssa Hanson 113 7 Jennifer Lies 5’6 Setter FR Minneola, Kan. Adriana Gonzalez 8 17 Erin McIlroy 5’11 Middle Blocker FR Garland, Texas Kills 21 Sarah Jordan 5’5 Defensive Specialist JR Siloam Springs, Ark. Digs 8 Heather Davis 5’7 Setter FR Sterling, Kan. Sarah Jordan 87 9 Beckie Smiley 5’2 Defensive Specialist FR McPherson, Kan. Sara Steria 50 Assists Blocks 10 Brooke Denton 5’8 Outside Hitter SR Rolla, Kan. Erin McIlroy 10 11 Tia Sager 5’9 Outside Hitter SO Bird City, Kan. Adriana Gonzalez 86 12 Gelisa Thornton 5’10 Middle FR Colorado Springs, Colo. Digs Sara Steria 30 13 Chelsea Crandall 5’5 Defensive Specialist FR Wichita, Kan. OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY (1-3, 0-0) 14 Caitlin Magee 6’1 Middle SO San Leandro, Calif. Blocks Caitlin Magee 13 15 Carly Cramton 5’9 Outside Hitter FR Pretty Prairie, Kan. No. Name Ht. Pos. Year Hometown 1 Vicky Murphy 5’10 Outside Hitter JR Spring, Texas COACHES 2 Anna Gentry 5’7 Libero FR Stillwater, Okla. Head Coach: Jen Gomez 3 Raissa Santos 5’7 Outside Hitter JR Sao Paulo, Brazil Assistants: Ann Ewing WHAT’S IN TOWN..... 5 Torrie Flynn 6’2 Middle Blocker FR Edmond, Okla. 7 Xiaoting Ma 6’0 Outside Hitter SR Dallan, China QUICK LEADERS 8 Victoria Cross 5’6 Libero JR Oklahoma City, Okla. Aces Total 9 Danielle Robison 5’7 Setter FR Dallas, Texas Xiaoting Ma 6 10 Taylor Rowton 5’10 Outside Hitter JR Edmond, Okla. Kills Xiaoting Ma 60 11 Kayli Jordan 5’5 Libero JR Cheyenne, Wyo. 12 Alex Benbrook 6’2 Middle Blocker JR Enid, Okla. Assists 13 Samantha Ball 5’8 Setter JR Edmond, Okla. Samantha Ball 150 WOODEN SPOKE THE LODGE PIZZA HUT Digs Xiaoting Ma 60 203 1st Street 502 Ames Street 130 Hwy 56 Blocks Baldwin City, KS 66006-5039 Baldwin City, KS 66006-5089 Baldwin City, KS 66006 Alex Benbrook 13 (785) 594-2222 (785) 594-0574 (785) 594-3230 www.bakerwildcats.com www.bakerwildcats.com