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2012 National Team Tryouts Roster Handout.Indd 2012 U.S. Women’s National Volleyball Team Open Tryouts Groups Red Group White Group Blue Group Friday 2-4 p.m. / Saturday 8-9:50 a.m. Friday 4-6 p.m. / Saturday 9:50-11:40 a.m. Friday 6-8 p.m. / Saturday 11:40 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Jersey # - Athlete (School, Pos, Ht, College Years Left) Jersey # - Athlete (School, Pos, Ht, College Years Left) Jersey # - Athlete (School, Pos, Ht, College Years Left) 1P - Hannah Brenner (Clemson, S, 5-9, 2) 5B - Jennifer Beltran (Illinois, L, 5-8, 2) 1B - Charlee Dyroff (Columbia, L, 5-7, 2) 3B - Robin Rostratter (California, L, 5-11, 1) 5P - Kristen Kelsay (Michigan St, S, 5-10, 2) 1W - Jennifer Hamson (Brigham Young, Opp, 6-7, 2) 3P - Loni Mackinson (Indiana St, S, 5-9, 2) 6P - Alexa Dannemiller (Michigan, S, 5-11, 3) 2B - Maiya Perich (Air Force, L, 5-6, 1) 4B - Katherine King (Baylor, L, 5-10, 0) 8B - Julie Chin (Northwestern, L, 5-7, 1) 2P - Sarah Wickstrom (Florida St, S, 5-11, 3) 5W - Gabrielle Dewberry (Cal St Fullerton, L, 5-8, 1) 10B - Hannah Benjamin (Stanford, L, 5-9, 1) 2W - Emma Dridge (Air Force, L, 5-6, 3) 6B - Monique Morris (Indiana St, L, 5-10, 2) 11B - Kristin Winkler (UC Irvine, L, 5-10, 1) 3W - Christine Wu (Harvard, L, 5-4, 0) 7B - Andrea Henning (North Dakota St, L, 5-8, 1) 12B - Morgan Springer (Mississippi, L, 5-6, 0) 4P - Caitlyn Donahue (Kansas St, S, 5-8, 1) 7W - Kristen Hahn (Iowa St, L, 5-6, 2) 13B - Candace Nicholson (Arizona, L, 5-8, 2) 4W – Ashley Mason (Missouri St, L, 5-8, 2) 9B - Alyssa Warren (Seton Hall, L, 5-10, 2) 13W - Brittany Groth (Wisconsin-Green Bay, L, 5-8, 1) 6W - Analeine Pelaez (Southern Utah, OH, 5-9, 1) 9P - Lauren Plum (Oregon, S, 5-9, 2) 14B - Emily Helm (Arizona, L, 5-6, 2) 7P - Kara Wehrs (Kansas, S, 5-10, 2) 9W - Kiara Jordan (Midwestern St, L, 5-4, 0) 14W - Kaycee Acree (Western Michigan, L, 5-7, 3) 8P - Mary Pollmiller (Tennessee, S, 5-10, 3) 16B - Bethany Yeager (Iowa, L, 5-7, 2) 15B - Veronica Lewis (Arizona, L, 5-5, 3) 10P - Britney Brown (Northeastern, S, 5-11, 0) 16P - Kamryn Sherman (Clemson, S, 5-10, 3) 15P - Annie Luhrsen (Illinois, S, 5-11, 1) 10W - Sarah Reams (St. Mary’s (Calif.), L, 5-9, 2) 16W - Haley Jacob (Oregon, L, 5-5, 1) 15W - Lena Oliver (Western Michigan, L, 5-5, 2) 11P - Hillary Keltner (Air Force, S, 5-11, 3) 17W - Rachel Charles (Lehigh, L, 5-7, 2) 17P - Kaitlyn Early (Illinois St, S, 5-9, 3) 11W - Anna Schroeder (St. Mary’s (Calif.), L, 5-7, 1) 18B - Jade Hayes (Missouri, L, 6-0, 3) 19P - Karissa Cook (Stanford, S, 5-11, 1) 12P - Evangella Sanders (Washington, S, 6-0, 0) 18P - Alison Landwehr (Iowa St, S, 6-0, 1) 20W - Kelli Fiegen (South Dakota St, MB, 6-3, 1) 12W - Stephanie Klefot (Kentucky, L, 5-6, 1) 18W - Sandra Adeleye (Clemson, MB, 6-0, 1) 21P - Amanda Philpot (Mississippi, S, 5-8, 1) 13P – Carly Thomas (Missouri St, S, 5-11, 2) 20P - Megan Moenoa (UCLA, S, 5-9, 3) 22B - Sarah Palmer (Texas, L, 5-10, 2) 14P - Mackenzie Dagostino (Maryland, S, 5-10, 4) 23B - Bojana Todorovic (UCLA, L, 5-10, 1) 22P - Chanel Brown (Arizona, S, 5-9, 2) 17B - Brianne Riley (Kansas, L, 5-6, 2) 23P - Taylor Brauneis (Florida, S, 5-11, 2) 22W - Jessica Brown (Western Michigan, MB, 5-11, 1) 19B - Miquella Lovato (New Mexico, L, 5-2, 2) 24B - Becky Defoe (Oregon St, L, 5-4, 2) 28P - Maggie Brindock (Notre Dame, S, 5-11, 2) 19W - Kaitlynn Pelger (Kansas St, MB, 6-2, 2) 25P - Hannah Kvitle (Louisville, S, 5-11, 3) 30P - Leah Poel (Wisconsin-Green Bay, S, 6-0, 2) 20B - Ellen Mullins (Tennessee, L, 5-6, 2) 26B - Olivia Magill (Arizona, MB, 6-3, 4) 31P - Terin Norris (Western Michigan, S, 5-9, 3) 21B - Natalie Hagglund (Southern California, L, 5-9, 2) 26P - Molly Kreklow (Missouri, S, 6-0, 2) 32P - Hannah Allison (Texas, S, 5-11, 2) 21W - Gabrielle Jolly (St. Mary’s (Calif.), MB, 5-11, 1) 27B - Sallie McLaurin (Oklahoma, MB, 6-2, 2) 33B - Sareea Freeman (Florida St, MB, 6-4, 1) 23W - Camille Richan (Air Force, OH, 5-9, 2) 27W - Altrese Hawkins (Memphis, OH, 5-10, 1) 34B - Anna Dorn (Illinois, MB, 6-2, 3) 24P - Christine Hartmann (Kentucky, S, 5-11, 1) 28B - Karis Watson (Clemson, MB, 6-2, 3) 37B - Alexis Mathews (Michigan St, MB, 6-3, 2) 24W - Lauren Corp (St. Mary’s (Calif.), OH, 6-0, 1) 29B - Alexa Rand (Clemson, MB, 6-3, 1) 37P - Amy Kendall (Miami, S, 6-0, 1) 25B – Andrea Beaty (Missouri St, MB, 5-11, 2) 29W - Megan Courtney (Penn St, OH, 6-2, 4) 40W - Carmen Leitermann (Wis-Green Bay, MB, 6-2, 1) 25W - Catherine Carmichael (Kansas, OH, 6-2, 2) 30W - Moneshia Simmons (Clemson, Opp, 6-0, 2) 41B - Mary Luck (Stanford, L, 5-10, 2) 26W - Ashley Frazier (Kentucky, OH, 6-1, 1) 31B - Samantha Middleborn (Cal St San Bernardino, MB, 6-2, 0) 42W - Richelle Ranney (Western Michigan, MB, 6-0, 3) 27P - Hannah Johnson (New Mexico, S, 5-9, 4) 32W - Christina Higgins (California, Opp, 6-2, 3) 46B - Samantha Cash (Pepperdine, MB, 6-3, 4) 28W - Justine Record (Virginia Tech, L, 5-8, 0) 33P - Valerie Nichol (Purdue, S, 6-0, 3) 47B - Regina Thomas (Mississippi, MB, 6-0, 0) 29P - Hayley Crone (Southern California, S, 5-9, 3) 34P - McKenzie Odale (Utah, S, 5-11, 1) 49B - Hilary Eppink (Notre Dame, MB, 6-2, 1) 30B - Brieon Paige (Colorado St, MB, 6-2, 1) 35B - Jamie Straube (Iowa St, MB, 6-2, 1) 53B - Madelyn Hutson (Texas, MB, 6-5, 3) 31W - Monique Mead (Georgia Tech, Opp, 5-9, 1) 36B - Desiree Elliott (LSU, MB, 5-11, 2) 54B - Haley Cameron (Texas, MB, 6-3, 2) 33W - Chantale Riddle (New Mexico, Opp, 6-0, 3) 36P - Samantha Selsky (Dayton, S, 5-10, 1) 56W - Jocelyn Birks (Illinois, OH, 6-2, 4) 34W – Amy Grabiec (Cleveland State, L, 5-6, 0) 38B - Natalie Braun (Furman, L, 5-8, 1) 59B - Alyssa Squires (UC Irvine, OH, 6-1, 2) 35P Melissa White (St. Mary’s (Calif.), S, 6-2, 1) 38W - Gwen Rucker (Louisville, MB, 6-2, 1) 60W - Amy Dentlinger (Michigan St, OH, 6-1, 1) 40B - Milena Popovic (St. Mary’s (Calif.), L, 5-10, 3) 39B - Meghan Mannari (LSU, L, 5-9, 1) 63W - Andrea McHugh (Notre Dame, OH, 5-10, 2) 41W - Victoria Hamsher (Virginia Tech, MB, 6-2, 2) 43W - Kierra Jones (Purdue, MB, 6-1, 3) 65W - Samantha Wopat (Stanford, OH, 6-0, 2) 42B - Antoinette Alugbue (Notre Dame, MB, 6-0, 3) 44W - Erin Redd (Utah, MB, 6-3, 2) 66B - Allegra Wells (Mississippi, Opp, 6-1, 1) 43B - Bianca Rowland (Washington, MB, 6-0, 0) 45B - Tenisha Matlock (Iowa St, MB, 6-2, 2) 67W - Kara Morgan (Mississippi, OH, 6-1, 2) 44B - Jennifer Keddy (Cal Poly, MB, 6-4, 1) 47W - Rachel Hockaday (Iowa St, OH, 6-0, 1) 68B - Tori Dixon (Minnesota, Opp, 6-4, 2) 45W - Arica Nassar (Oregon St, MB, 6-2, 3) 48B - Chloe Mann (Florida, MB, 6-1, 2) 68W - Madison Kingdon (Arizona, OH, 6-0, 3) 46W - Victoria Foster (Air Force, OH, 6-0, 3) 52B - Anna Drewry (Purdue, MB, 6-3, 1) 70B - Keley Kuipers (Michigan St, MB, 6-1, 2) 48W – Olivia Brand (Missouri St, OH, 6-0, 3) 54W - Brittney Balser (Duke, OH, 6-2, 3) 72B - Katherine Dutchman (Northwestern, MB, 6-0, 2) 49W – Angelica Crump (Central Florida, OH, 6-3, 2) 55B - Arielle Manz (UC Irvine, MB, 6-4, 3) 75B - Carly Wopat (Stanford, MB, 6-2, 2) 50B - Alexis Olgard (Southern California, MB, 6-5, 2) 56B - Ariel Turner (Purdue, OH, 6-1, 1) 77B - Lauren Teknipp (Michigan, MB, 6-2, 3) 50W - Kristina Graven (Cal Poly, OH, 6-0, 2) 57B - Mbebui Chafeh (Cal St San Bernardino, OH, 6-0, 0) 82W - Jennifer Wiker (Virginia Tech, OH, 6-3, 1) 51B - Hannah Schraer (Southern California, MB, 6-3, 3) 57W - Morgan Dall (Indiana St, OH, 5-10, 1) 83W - Carlee Berland (Western Michigan, OH, 6-0, 3) 51W - Tiffany Baker (Tennessee, OH, 6-3, 3) 59W - Helen Boyle (LSU, OH, 5-11, 3) 84W - Alexandra Gossen (Western Michigan, OH, 6-0, 2) 52W - Kayla Neto (Cal St Fullerton, OH, 6-2, 1) 60B - Rachael Kidder (UCLA, OH, 6-3, 1) 86W - Bailey Webster (Texas, OH, 6-3, 2) 53W - Kelsey Snider (Colorado St, OH, 6-1, 3) 61W - Brynn Joki (North Dakota St, OH, 6-3, 1) 87W - Haley Eckerman (Texas, OH, 6-3, 3) 55W - Nicole Walch (Florida St, OH, 6-2, 4) 63B - Morgan Odale (Utah, OH, 6-1, 2) 88W - Lizzie McMahon (Illinois, Opp, 6-3, 3) 58B - Jordan Shaw (St. Mary’s (Calif.), OH, 5-10, 2) 65B - Karsta Lowe (UCLA, Opp, 6-4, 3) 89W - Brooklyn Hlafka (Illinois St, Opp, 6-3, 2) 58W - Caitlin DeWitt (Loyola Marymount, OH, 5-11, 3) 66W - Priscilla Ezeji (UCLA, OH, 5-10, 3) 91W - Hayley Spelman (Stanford, Opp, 6-6, 1) 61B - Rachel Ryan (Westfi eld St, OH, 5-10, 0) 70W - Rachel Krabacher (Dayton, OH, 6-4, 1) 93W - Katherine Harms (Minnesota, Opp, 6-0, 1) 62B - Emily Hartong (Hawaii, OH, 6-2, 2) 71B - Megan Lambertson (North Dakota St, MB, 6-0, 1) 96W - Gillian Asque (Western Michigan, Opp, 5-11, 2) 62W - Lauren Wicinski (Northern Illinois, OH, 6-2, 2) 76B - Zoe Nightingale (UCLA, MB, 6-3, 3) 64B - Mileva Popovic (St.
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