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2015 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Volleyball Record Book 2015 Islanders Volleyball 2015 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Volleyball Record Book General Information Table Of Contents School: .......................................... Texas A&M-Corpus Christi The Team City: ........................................................Corpus Christi, Texas Head Coach Tony Graystone ................................................2 Founded: ...............................................................................1947 Assistant Coach Morgan Thomas ........................................3 Enrollment:....................................................................... 11,256 Alphabetical and Numerical Rosters ...................................4 Nickname: .................................................................. Islanders Ivy Baresh ................................................................................5 Colors: ........................................Royal Blue, Green and White Kelsee Felux ............................................................................6 Facility: .................................................Dugan Wellness Center Hailey King .............................................................................7 Capacity: ..............................................................................1,200 Shayla Maldonado .................................................................8 Affiliation: ...................................................... NCAA Division I Chelby Stanford ......................................................................9 Conference: ............................................................... Southland Morgan Carlson .................................................................. 10 Madeleine Doud .................................................................. 11 President: ................................................. Dr. Flavius Killebrew Brittany Gilpin ..................................................................... 12 Director of Athletics: ...........................................Scott Lazenby Kate Klepetka ...................................................................... 13 Senior Woman Administrator ........................ Carol Blackmar Kirstee McGarva ................................................................. 14 Athletic Dept. Phone: ....................................... (361) 825-5541 Kristyn Nicholson ............................................................... 15 Ticket Office Phone: ......................................... (361) 825-2255 Hannah Flores ..................................................................... 16 Mallory Moran .................................................................... 16 History Hannah van Warmerdam .................................................. 17 First Year of Volleyball: ......................................................2000 Libbie Vickers ...................................................................... 17 All-Time Record: .........................................................196-279 Morgan Williams ................................................................ 18 Seasons of Volleyball: ............................................................15 Madison Woods .................................................................. 18 Roster Breakdown & Pronunciations ............................... 19 Athletic Media Relations 2014 Season In Review Athletic Media Relations Dir.: ..........................................TBA 2014 Match Results ............................................................. 20 Office Number: ............................................... (361) 825-3410 2014 Overall Individual Statistics ..................................... 21 E-Mail: ........................................................................................ 2014 Conference Individual Statistics .............................. 22 Assistant Director/Volleyball Contact: ..................Jacob Bell 2014 Team Statistics ............................................................ 23 Office Number: ................................................. (361) 825-2831 2014 Category Leaders ....................................................... 24 E-Mail: ................................................jacob.bell@tamucc.edu 2014 Team Match Highs .................................................... 25 Intern: ...................................................................Ian MacDougall 2014 Individual Match Highs ............................................ 26 Office Number: ................................................. (361) 825-3411 Records ............................................................................... Email: ..........................................ian.macdougall@tamucc.edu All-Time Single-Match Records ....................................... 27 Mailing Address: All-Time Career Records ................................................... 28 Athletic Media Relations Director All-Time Single-Season Records ...................................... 29 Dugan Wellness Center, Rm. 207 Unit 5719 Year-by-Year Results ......................................................30-32 All-Time Opponent Records & Rosters ........................... 33 Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Southland Conference Standings/Preseason Polls .................. 34 Corpus Christi, Texas 78412-5719 Southland Conference ...............................................35-36 Team Information Molten Volleyball ...........................................................37 Head Coach: ................................................... Tony Graystone Alma Mater (Yr.): ..........................Grand Valley State (1992) Record at A&M-Corpus Christi (Yrs): ...................94-99 (6) Overall Record: ......................................................409-160 (16) Assistant Coach: ............................................. Morgan Thomas Athletic Trainer: .....................................Takisha ‘TK’ Edwards Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 1 2015 Islanders Volleyball Tony Graystone Head Coach Seventh Season Grand Valley State (1992) The 2015 season will mark Tony Graystone’s seventh season at Texas A&M - Corpus Christi. He is the third Islanders volleyball coach in program history and in the spring of 2016, Graystone will head the first Islanders Beach Volleyball team. Graystone improved his team’s win total in each of his first four seasons on the Island, culminating with the 2013 season, which was a historic season for the Islanders. The team finished with a 20-12 record, including a school-best 13-5 record in Southland Conference play. The Islanders also made history by advancing to the semifinals of the conference tournament for the first time. In the last three years, Graystone has collected a 60-39 record, including a 36-16 record in Southland play. In 2014, the Islanders made their third consecutive appearance and fourth overall trip to the Southland Tournament. For the second straight year the Islanders advanced to the semifinals while finishing with a 19-16 record, including an 11-5 record in conference play. The squad set a school record in 2012 with a 21-11 mark. The Islanders won 12 Southland matches and finished in third place in the con- ference, both first-time accomplishments for Texas A&M - Corpus Christi. Since taking over the program, the Islanders have improved their national RPI by 192 spots, making them the most improved Division I team in the country over that time. During the 2011 season, the team improved to 13-20, a one-match improvement from the 2010 season record of 12-18. The 2011 team won five Southland Conference matches, tying the Southland win total from 2010. In season two, Graystone’s team improved to 12-18 on the year, a three match improvement from his first campaign and the first double-digit win season since 2004. In 2010, the team also won five Southland Conference matches, the second-highest total in school history. In his first year, the Islanders improved by five wins from the previous year. Prior to coming to the Island, Graystone spent 10 seasons as the head coach at West Texas A&M where he posted a 315-61 record and became the winningest coach in West Texas A&M volleyball history. His .837 winning percentage was the third-highest among active NCAA Division II head coaches and he reached 300 victories faster than any other coach in the division’s history. He reached 100 wins in 106 games making him the quickest coach at the time in any NCAA sport or division to reach the century mark in wins. He was named the Lone Star Conference Coach of the Year five times and the AVCA Southwest Region Coach of the Year on four occasions. At West Texas A&M, he guided the Lady Buffs to Lone Star Conference crowns in eight of his 10 seasons and to five NCAA regional titles. He mentored 16 All-Americans and one Division II National Player of the Year in 1999. His 2001 team was ranked No. 1 for seven weeks, while his 2002 team held the top spot for five weeks. In 2003, his team set an NCAA standard with 77 conference wins in a row. Before becoming the head coach, Graystone was an assistant coach for the Lady Buffs and was part of the coaching staff that won the NCAA Division II Championship in 1997. He also served as the program director for the Amarillo Junior Olympic Volleyball Club. He began his career as a head coach at Waggoner and Ballard High Schools in Louisville. He earned an M.S. in exercise physiology from the University of Louisville in 1996 after graduating with a B.S. in Health Sciences with
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