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2017 Mizzou Volleyball Media Supplement 2017 MIZZOU VOLLEYBALL MEDIA SUPPLEMENT 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2017 MIZZOU VOLLEYBALL 2005 Tigers ____________________ 37 2006 Tigers ____________________ 38 2017 SCHEDULE Times Listed are all Central 2007 Tigers ____________________ 39 2010 Tigers ____________________ 40 Date _____ Opp. ______________ Time 2011 Tigers ____________________ 41 Culvers Governors Challenge 2013 Tigers ____________________ 42 Aug. 25 ____ Marshall ___________12:30 p.m. 2015 Tigers ____________________ 43 Aug. 25 ____ Middle Tennessee ______ 5:30 p.m. MEDIA INFORMATION 2016 Tigers ____________________ 44 Aug. 26 ____ Northern Iowa _________10 a.m. Quick Facts _____________________ 2 Snapshot ______________________ 45 Aug. 26 ____ Austin Peay ___________ 3 p.m. TV/Radio Roster __________________ 3 NCAA Match Team Highs/Lows _________ 45 Boise St. Invitational Mizzou Communications Staff ___________ 4 NCAA Individual Match Records ________ 46 Sept. 1 _____ Sacramento State _______12 p.m. University/Athletics Leadership _________5-7 Sept. 1 _____ BYU _____________ 6:30 p.m. 2017 Roster ____________________ 8 MIZZOU VOLLEYBALL RECORD BOOK Sept. 2 _____ Boise State _________ 8:30 p.m. All-Time Match Records ___________ 48-50 Utah Classic MEET THE TIGERS Top Team Performances _____________ 51 Sept. 8 _____ Green Bay _________ 5:30 p.m. Melanie Crow ____________________ 9 Single-Season Records ______________ 52 Sept. 9 _____ San Diego ____________11 a.m. Leketor Member-Meneh _____________ 10 Year-by-Year Leaders _____________ 53-54 Sept. 9 _____ Utah _______________ 8 p.m. Riley Sents ____________________ 11 Single-Season Team Records___________ 55 Nevada Tournament Courtney Eckenrode _______________ 12 Individual Career Records __________ 56-57 Sept. 15 ____ Pepperdine ____________12 p.m. Ali Kreklow ____________________ 13 Tigers in the Hearnes Center __________ 58 Sept. 15 ____ Nevada ____________ 8:30 p.m. Paige Perego ___________________ 14 Sept. 16 ____ Sacramento State ________12 p.m. Andrea Fuentes __________________ 15 YEAR-BY-YEAR SUMMARY Alyssa Munlyn___________________ 16 Snapshot ______________________ 60 Sept. 20 ____ KENTUCKY*____________ 7 p.m. Kira Larson ____________________ 17 Year-by-Year Results _____________ 61-66 Sept. 24 ____ at Texas A&M* _________12 p.m. Andie Hanus ___________________ 18 Sept. 29 ____ at Auburn* ___________ 7 p.m. Dariana Hollingsworth-Santana _________ 19 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION Oct. 1 _____ at Alabama* ___________ 1 p.m. Sydney Deeken __________________ 20 All-Time Roster ________________ 68-69 Oct. 8 _____ OLE MISS* ____________12 p.m. Kayla Caffey ____________________ 21 All-Time Series Results ______________ 70 Oct. 13 ____ MISSISSIPPI STATE.* _____ 6:30 p.m. Opponent Series Log _____________ 71-78 Oct. 15 ____ at Tennessee* ________12:30 p.m. COACHES & STAFF Oct. 20 ____ GEORGIA* __________ 6:30 p.m. Wayne & Susan Kreklow __________ 22-23 *For any media inquiries for the 2017 campaign, Oct. 25 ____ at Ole Miss* ___________ 7 p.m. Joshua Taylor ___________________ 24 please contact Assistant Director of Strategic Oct. 29 ____ at Georgia* _________12:30 p.m. Molly Taylor (Kreklow) ______________ 25 Communications, Andy Oldenburg Nov. 3 _____ TEXAS A&M* _________ 6:30 p.m. Support Staff ___________________ 26 ([email protected]). Nov. 5 _____ LSU* _______________ 1 p.m. Nov. 8 _____ at South Carolina* _______ 5 p.m. AWARDS & HONORS Nov. 12 ____ at Florida* ____________12 p.m. Awards Snapshot _______________ 28-29 Nov. 17 ____ at Mississippi State* ______ 7 p.m. All-Americans Snapshot _____________ 30 Nov. 19 ____ ARKANSAS* ____________ 3 p.m. Nov. 22 ____ ALABAMA* ____________ 7 p.m. NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY Nov. 25 ____ FLORIDA* __________ 1:30 p.m. 2000 Tigers ____________________ 32 2001 Tigers ____________________ 33 *SEC Conference Match 2002 Tigers ____________________ 34 2003 Tigers ____________________ 35 2004 Tigers ____________________ 36 2 MEDIA SUPPLEMENT 2017 MIZZOU VOLLEYBALL QUICK FACTS GENERAL COACHING/SUPPORT STAFF Name of School: ___________________ University of Missouri Head Coach: __________________________Wayne Kreklow City/Zip: ________________________ Columbia, MO 65211 Alma Mater/Year: _________________________Drake / ‘80 Founded: _________________________________ 1839 Record at school/career (yrs): _______578-181 (.793) / 18th year Enrollment: _______________________ 33,226 (fall 2016) Volleyball office phone: __________________ (573) 882-0726 Nickname / Colors: _______________ Tigers / Old Gold & Black Best time/day to reach coach: ________________ Through SID Arena: _____________________________Hearnes Center Assistant Coaches __________(Alma mater, Year / Season at MU): Capacity: ________________________________ 13,611 Susan Kreklow __________________ Missouri St., ‘84 / 18th Affiliation/Conference: _______________ NCAA Division I / SEC Joshua Taylor ____________________ Pepperdine, ‘15 / 1st Chancellor: ______________Dr. Alexander Cartwright (Iowa, ‘89) Volunteer Assistant Coach ______(Alma mater, Year / Season at MU): Faculty Athletics Representative: ____ Pamela Hinton (Wisconsin, ‘91) Molly Taylor (Kreklow) ________________ Missouri, ‘14 / 1st Director of Athletics: ________ Jim Sterk (Western Washington, ‘80) Support Staff _______________________(Alma mater, Year): Volleyball Sport Administrator: _______ Mitzi Clayton (Missouri, ‘96) Haley Thompson (Director of Ops.) ________Central Missouri, ‘16 Athletic Dept. Phone: ____________________ (573) 882-6501 Eric McDonnell (Athletic Trainer) _____________ Missouri, ‘86 Ticket Office Phone: ________ 1-800-CAT-PAWS or (573) 884-PAWS Dr. Scotta Morton (Mental Performance) _________ Missouri, ‘14 Michael Larson (Strength & Condition) __________ Missouri, ‘13 HISTORY Andy Oldenburg (SID) ____________________ Missouri, ‘10 First Year of Volleyball _________________________ 1974 Andrew Schuster (Marketing) ___________ Columbia College, ‘12 Overall all-time record: __________________ 785-642 (.550) Marissa McElwain (Marketing) _______________ Missouri, ‘17 SEC all-time record: ______________________ 65-27 (.707) Camille Hackamack (Academics) ______________ Missouri, ‘15 No. of NCAA Tournament Appearances: _________________ 13 RJ Wuller (Equipment) ___________________ Missouri, ‘12 Last NCAA Appearance: ________________________ 2016 TEAM INFORMATION ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS 2016 Record: _______________________________27-6 Primary Volleyball Contact: ________________ Andy Oldenburg SEC Record/Finish: _______________________ 16-2 / T-1st Office/Cell Phone: ___________(573) 882-1645 / (314) 954-2400 Letterwinners Returning/Lost _____________________ 9 / 5 E-mail: ______________________ [email protected] Starters Returning/Lost ________________________ 4 / 3 Fax: _____________________________ (573) 882-4720 Newcomers __________________________________3 Mailing Address: _______________ P.O. Box 677, Hearnes Center _____________________________ Columbia, MO 65205 Overnight Address: _______ 359 Hearnes Center, 600 Stadium Blvd. _____________________________ Columbia, MO 65211 Website Address: _____________________www.MUTigers.com MEDIA INFORMATION Rights Holder: __________________ Mizzou Sports Properties Contact Person: _________________________ Nick Garner Phone: ____________________________ (573) 445-6060 MEDIA SUPPLEMENT 3 TV/RADIO ROSTER 2017 MIZZOU VOLLEYBALL MELANIE LEKETOR RILEY COURTNEY ALI CROW MEMBER-MENEH SENTS ECKENRODE KREKLOW Sr. / Wildwood, Mo. Fr. / St. Louis, Mo. R-So. / Grundy Center, Iowa Sr. / The Woodlands, Texas Sr. / Columbia, Mo. PAIGE ANDREA ALYSSA KIRA PEREGO FUENTES MUNLYN LARSON Jr. / Ballwin, Mo. Fr. / San Juan, Puerto Rico Jr. / Suwanee, Ga. R-Sr. / Fargo, N.D. ANDIE DARIANA SYDNEY KAYLA HANUS HOLLINGSWORTH-SANTANA DEEKEN CAFFEY So. / Omaha, Neb. Fr. / San Juan, Puerto Rico Sr. / California, Mo. R-Fr. / Chicago, Ill. WAYNE SUSAN JOSHUA MOLLY KREKLOW KREKLOW TAYLOR TAYLOR (KREKLOW) Head Coach / 18th yr. Assistant Coach / 18th yr. Assistant Coach / 1st yr. Volunteer Assistant / 1st yr. 4 MEDIA SUPPLEMENT 2017 MIZZOU VOLLEYBALL MIZZOU ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS GENERAL INFORMATION 352 Hearnes Center, 600 Stadium Blvd., Columbia, MO 65211 Located on 2nd floor of Hearnes / east end of hallway separating Hearnes arena & fieldhouse (overlooking fieldhouse) STAFF DIRECTORY NICK JOOS ([email protected]) - Executive Associate A.D. Sport Responsibilities: Department Spokesman, FOIA Requests NICK JOOS CHAD MOLLER KATE LAKIN Alma Mater: Iowa State, 1987 ____________Joined Mizzou: 2017 Executive Associate A.D. Associate A.D. Associate Director Office: 573-884-7882 _________________ Cell: 573-289-1451 CHAD MOLLER ([email protected]) - Associate A.D. Sport Responsibilities: Football Alma Mater: Mizzou, 1991 ______________Joined Mizzou: 1992 Office: 573-882-0712 _________________ Cell: 573-268-3110 KATE LAKIN ([email protected]) - Associate Director Sport Responsibilities: Soccer, Swimming & Diving, Gymnastics Alma Mater: Boston, 2005 ______________Joined Mizzou: 2005 Office: 573-884-8519 _________________ Cell: 573-356-6114 PATRICK CRAWFORD ([email protected]) - Assistant Director PATRICK CRAWFORD SHAWN DAVIS R.J. LAYTON Sport Responsibilities: Men’s Basketball, Men’s Golf Alma Mater: Iowa State, 2010 ____________Joined Mizzou: 2013 Assistant Director Assistant Director Assistant Director Office: 573-882-2531 _________________ Cell: 573-808-6050 SHAWN DAVIS ([email protected]) - Assistant Director Sport Responsibilities: Baseball, Football Alma Mater: Mizzou, 2007 ______________Joined Mizzou: 2009
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