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Slcc 2017–18 SLCC 2017–18 2017–18 Home Schedule Sept. 22 Friday 7 p.m. Snow College Sept. 23 Saturday 3 p.m. College of Southern Nevada VOLLEYBALLslccbruins.com Sept. 29 Friday 7 p.m. College of Southern Idaho Oct. 27 Friday 7 p.m. Colorado Northwestern Oct. 28 Saturday 3 p.m. USU-Eastern Thank you for supporting SLCC Athletics. Corporate Sponsors Lodging Sponsors Food Sponsors 2254 W 3340 S | 801-736-2000 1814 W 5400 S | 801-966-1627 3429 S Redwood | 801-972-8643 ® OPEN 24 HOURS 3036 Decker Lake Dr. | 801-517-4000 4161 S Redwood | 801-293-1779 5418 S 1900 W | 801-955-7514 #BRUINWAY Salt Lake Community College Home of the BRUINS Salt Lake Community College Table of Contents Quick Facts School . Salt Lake Community College 2017 Season Outlook . 2 Location . Salt Lake City, Utah Team and Roster . 3 Founded . 1948 Enrollment . 62,571 SWAC Member Institutions . 3 Affiliation . NJCAA Division I Head Coach Sue Dulaney . 4 Conference . Scenic West Athletic Conf . Nickname . Bruins Assistant Coaches . 5 Colors . Royal Blue & Gold Player Profiles . 6-12 President . Deneece Huftalin, Ph .D Alma Mater . University of Utah 2016 Results . 14 Athletic Director . Kevin Dustin 2016 Statistics . 15 Alma Mater/Year . Utah State University/1983 Sports Information . Rachel Rowan Bruin All-Time Roster . 18-19 Alma Mater/Year . Idaho State University/2014 Bruin Old Time Record Book . .. 20 Academic Advisor . Scott Keister Alma Mater/Year . Weber State University/2010 Bruin Record Book . 21 Academic Advisor . Paul Marble Bruins at Div I Schools . 22 Alma Mater/Year . University of Utah/2011 Athletic Secretary . Katie Hickman SLCC Hall of Honor . 23 Alma Mater/Year . Boise State University/2008 2016-2017 Individual Awards . 26 LAC/Bruin Arena . 27 Bruin Volleyball Quick Facts 2016-17 Team Awards . 27 First Year of Volleyball . 1996 SLCC Administration & Athletic Staff . 32-33 All Time Record/Years . 492-200/18 SWAC Overall Record/Years . 153-55/18 Head Coach/Years . Sue Dulaney/9th Alma Mater/Year . Univ . Wisconsin /1984 Record/Years . 211-68/8 SWAC Record/Years . 66-16/8 Volleyball Office Phone . (801) 957-4764 Best Time to Reach . Will Return Messages Assistant Coach . .Scott Keister/3rd 2016 Overall Record . 27-8 2016 SWAC Record . 8-2 2016 SWAC Finish . 2nd 2016 Region 18 Finish . .1st www.slccbruins.com 2016 Home Record . 9-1 LIVE Stats and LIVE web cast for 2016 Away Record . 4-3 ALL HOME GAMES 2017 Returning Starters . 4 2017 Returning Players . 4 Media Guide produced by Lisa Peshell 2017 Newcomers . 10 1 2017 Season Outlook 2017 Bruin Roster # Name Pos Year Ht Hometown/High School 1 Megan Treanor S/RS Fr 6’1” Salem, Utah/Salem 2 Alexus Desmarais Libero Fr 5’6” Herriman, Utah/Herriman 3 Callie Whitney Libero Fr 5’8” South Jordan, Utah/Bingham 5 Sam Filiaga MB Fr 6’2” Ogden, Utah/Bonneville 6 Sydnee Peterson Libero/DS Fr 5’10” Draper, Utah/Corner Canyon 7 Jensyn Turner OH/OPP Fr 5’11” Payson, Utah/Timpview 8 Natalie White OPP Fr 6’2” Apex, North Carolina/Apex 9 To’a Faleao OH/MB So 6’1” Lehi, Utah/Lehi 10 Journee Sutton OH Fr 5’10” Rexburg, Idaho/Madison 11 Lia Finau OH So 5’11” Inglewood, California/West Lake 12 Laken Te’o Setter So 5’6” Laie, Hawaii/Kahuku 13 Lauryn Ritchie MB Fr 6’1” Pleasant Grove, Utah/American Fork 14 Aubrie Steiner OH So 6’1 Billings, Montana/Billings 15 Zarya Smith Libero/OH Fr 5’9” Holladay, Utah/Olympus 16 Kayla Elliot MB Fr 6’0” Lake Elsinore, California/Elsinore Head Coach - Sue Dulaney (10th Year) Assistant Coaches - Scott Keister (5th Year), Mackenzie Gromek (3rd Year) Scenic West Athletic Conference Teams 2 3 Head Coach Assistant Coach Sue Dulaney Sue’s coaching career spans over 34 years coaching Scott Keister at every level . Currently she is the longest and winningest Scott Keister is currently entering his fifth season on the SLCC coach at SLCC and while under her leadership the pro- Volleyball coaching staff. Following the successful 2013 season for gram has never fallen out of the NJCAA top 10 rankings . the Bruins, Keister was named the National Assistant Coach of the She has produced 19 consecutive 20 + win seasons . Year by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) and She has always been in the Region 18 championship, has helped guide the Bruins to 3 National appearances in his first 4 winning 5 Region titles and 4 runner ups while at the helm years where the Bruins finished 4th, 5th and 9th and has also helped of the Bruin volleyball program . guide them to two region championships . She began coaching at SLCC in 2008, where accept- Keister brings a wealth of experience to SLCC Volleyball, having ing the position meant the winning tradition and high ex- spent 17 years coaching the sport at various high-caliber collegiate, pectations needed to be maintained . She was ready for high school and club programs throughout the intermountain west . the challenge and embraced all it had to offer. SLCC had He came to the Bruins from Riverton High School volleyball program the finest facility in the conference along with a stellar where he was the program’s head coach. In his first season as head support staff. Success was soon to follow as she won coach of Riverton High School, he inherited a program that was 7-19 the conference her first year in charge and was awarded the previous year and guided the Silverwolves to a 20-11 mark, the best in school history . Region 18 and NJCAA District A Coach of the Year . Prior to coaching at Riverton, Keister was an assistant coach at Montana State University in the Big Sky During her 9 year career for the Bruins, she has per- Conference from 2010-12 . He is very familiar with the Utah landscape, having spent time coaching at multiple sonally been awarded the AVCA 300 career wins in 2011 Utah institutions, including Westminster College and the University of Utah as a volunteer assistant . While at The Sue Dulaney File and 400 career wins in 2015 . In 2009, she was award- the U of U, Keister helped coach the Utes to a Mountain West Conference championship in 2003 . He was also Overall SWAC Region NJCAA ed NJCAA District A Coach of the Year, in 2010 NJCAA program director and USA Intermountain Region High Performance Director for nine years . Year Record Record Finish Finish District B Coach of the year, 2013 Region 18 and NJ- Keister is a technical coach that loves data and many aspects of the sport, with a diverse background and 2008 35-10 9-1 1st 2nd 9th Place CAA District A Coach of the Year, 2014 NJCAA District B a love for working with middle and outside hitters . Scott was raised in Evansville, Indiana and attended both 2009 29-9 8-2 1st 1st 4th Place Coach of the Year and 2016 NJCAA District A Coach of Ricks College (now BYU-Idaho) where he received his associate degree, and Weber State University where 2010 28-8 6-4 2nd 2nd 4th Place the Year . Seven times during Dulaney’s career she has he obtained his bachelor’s degree with a focus on physical education, coaching and history . 2011 22-8 8-2 1st 3rd -- been nominated for the AVCA two year college West Re- Keister and his wife Alicia have three beautiful daughters McKenna, Sophie, and Kendall . 2012 22-7 7-3 2nd 3rd -- gion Coach of the year, 2016 was her year as she was 2013 26-8 10-0 1st 1st 4th Place selected to represent the West Region . 2014 24-10 8-2 2nd 2nd 9th Place She currently coaches an Elite 16’s team for Club GSL 2015 25-8 10-2 2nd 3rd -- and was an evaluator for USA Intermountain High Perfor- 2016 27-8 8-2 2nd 1st 5th Place mance in the spring of 2016 . ---------------------------------- Her college coaching career began in 2000 at West- Assistant Coach Total Record= 238-76 ern Wyoming CC where she diligently worked to get the program back after a 20 year hiatus . Within one year she Mackenzie Gromek 76% Winning average Mackenzie begins her third season on the SLCC Volleyball staff. Mackenzie gradu- was recruiting the top Wyoming athletes and because of ated from Concordia University-Irvine in 2013 where she earned her bachelors degree her efforts she was awarded Coach of the Year. in psychology . Gromek is an Agoura Hills, California native and began her playing career Her seven year stint at WWCC ended with a 245-111 with Santa Monica Beach Club in 2004 . She played her high school volleyball at Agoura record . Western Wyoming had a solid foundation to build High School where she lettered all four years . on and a tradition of success . The athletic success at WWCC was complimented by there academic success As an Eagle at Concordia, Mackenzie was a key player on the 2011 NAIA National as in 2006 and 2007 they were awarded AVCA All Aca- Runner-up team as well as the 2012 NAIA National Champion team that went 38-0 . demic teams . Gromek was a member of the Eagles squad that set national records with a 76 match Sue has been married to Stewart Dulaney for 26 years win streak between 2012-2013 . The Eagles were Golden State Athletic Conference Champions from 2011-2013 . and couldn’t have done it without his tremendous support . This season Gromek will focus on the development of Middle Blockers and overall team blocking .
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