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University of Mary Marauders • 2014 Marauders Volleyball Weekly Release - Sept. 18, 2014 • Jon Montoya• Sports Information Graduate Asst • (O) 701.355.8354 (M) • 720.334.1602 • (F) 701.355.8302 • [email protected] • www.GoUMary.com 2014 U-Mary Volleyball Schedule This Week: The Marauders (3-7, 0-1 NSIC) kick off a three game road trip Ovr. Pct. Strk Conf. Pct. Home Away Neutral in the Northern Sun with matches against Upper Iowa University on Friday, 3-7 .300 L1 0-1 .000 0- 2 0-2 3-3 Sept. 16, Winona State University on Saturday, Sept. 20, and #21 Northern State University on Tuesday, Sept. 23. Date Opponent Location Time MSU-Billings Tournament The Records: Upper Iowa is currently 5-4, 0-1 NSIC, with one victory coming 9/5 Montana State University - Billings Billings, MT L 0-3 at home against St. Joseph’s College (Ind.) and a loss to conference oppo- nent Winona State. Winona State is currently 6-1, 1-0 NSIC with their only 9/5 Black Hills State University (S.D.) Billings, MT L 1-3 loss coming against Lewis University. Northern State is currently 8-1, 1-0 9/6 Chadron State College Billings, MT L 0-3 NSIC, after hosting a tournament and recording a conference victory over 9/6 Minot State University Bililngs, MT W 3-2 MSU Moorhead. 9/9 UNIVERSITY OF JAMESTOWN BISMARCK, ND L 0-3 History: The Upper Iowa Peacocks hold the advantage over the Maraud- Eckerd (FL) College Classic ers. U-Mary is currently 4-9 overall with a 2-5 record in Fayette, Iowa. The 9/12 Queens University of Charlotte St. Petersburg, FL L 1-3 Peacocks won the only match in 2013 against U-Mary. The Marauders are 9/12 Eckerd College St. Petersburg, FL L 0-3 2-10 against the Winona State Warriors with U-Mary still searching for the 9/13 University of Puerto Rico - Rio Piedras St. Petersburg, FL W 3-1 first road victory as they are 0-5 in matches in Winona, Minn. The War- 9/13 Chadron State College St. Petersburg, FL W 3-1 riors defeated the Marauders in the only match between the two schools in 2013. Against the Northern State Wolves the Marauders are currently 1-14 9/16 MINOT STATE* (Campers Free Night) BISMARCK, ND L 1-3 including a 0-7 record in Aberdeen, S.D. The Wolves won the only match in 9/19 Upper Iowa University* Fayette, IA 7 p.m. 2013 against U-Mary. 9/20 Winona State University* Winona, MN 4 p.m. 9/23 #21 Northern State University* Aberdeen, SD 7 p.m. Last Week: U-Mary won two out of four matches in the Eckerd College Clas- sic with victories coming against University of Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras and 9/26 #1 CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY, ST. PAUL* BISMARCK, ND 7 P.M. Chadron State College. Earlier in the week the Marauders lost the confer- 9/27 MINNESOTA STATE* BISMARCK, ND 6 P.M. ence opener in a home match against Minot State University. 10/3 University of Sioux Falls* (S.D.) Sioux Falls, SD 7 p.m. 10/4 #7 Soutwest Minnesota State University* Marshall, MN 3 p.m. Game Coverage: There will be a live video stream of both matches as well 10/10 #20 WAYNE STATE* (DIG PINK) BISMARCK, ND 7 P.M. as live statistics available at http://www.goumary.com/coverage 10/11 AUGUSTANA* (DIG PINK) BISMARCK, ND 6 P.M. Social Media: You can also follow along with U-Mary volleyball in-game and 10/14 MSU MOORHEAD* BISMARCK, ND 7 P.M. general U-Mary updates on Twitter at @umarysports. Be sure to follow the 10/17 #3 University of Minnesota Duluth* Duluth, MN 7 p.m. Marauders Facebook page as well at “Marauder Athletics” and “University 10/18 St. Cloud State University* St. Cloud, MN 4 p.m. of Mary Volleyball Marauders”. 10/24 MINNESOTA CROOKSTON* (ALUMNI) BISMARCK, ND 7 P.M. Next Week: The Marauders will return home for two matches with the first 10/25 BEMIDJI STATE* (ALUMNI) BISMARCK, ND 6 P.M. coming against #2 Concordia University, St. Paul on Friday, Sept. 26, before 10/28 Minot State University* Minot, ND 7 p.m. hosting Minnesota State University - Mankato on Saturday, Sept. 27. 10/31 Minnesota State* Mankato, MN 7 p.m. 11/1 #1 Concordia University, St. Paul* St. Paul, MN 4 p.m. 11//7 WINONA STATE UNIVERSITY* BISMARCK, ND 7 P.M. 11/8 UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY* BISMARCK, ND 6 P.M. HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS *Indicates NSIC Game All times based on Central Time Zone 2014 University of Mary Marauders Volleyball Roster # Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown Previous School 1 Clare Lulich DS 5-4 Sr. Ashland, WI Ashland HS 2 Alex Brown DS 5-4 So. Minneapolis, MN Blaine HS 3 Janell Finkbeiner S 5-8 Fr. Ramsey, MN Elk River HS 4 Brianne Murray S 5-7 Fr. Price Albert, Sask. St. Mary HS 5 Claire Johnston DS 5-5 Fr. Winnipeg, Man. River East Collegiate 6 Paige Smith MB 5-11 Jr. Jordan, MN Jordan HS 7 Ashley Koppinger OH 5-7 So. Minot, ND Our Redeemer’s HS 8 Freddie Campbell OH 6-0 Fr. Kimberly, B.C. Selkirk Secondary 9 Rachel Astrup MB 6-0 So. Bozeman, MT Bozeman HS 10 Lauren Boldt OH 5-10 Sr. Red Wing, MN Frontier HS 11 Morgan Dake OH 5-11 Sr. Bakersfield, CA Red Wing HS 13 Laura Stearns RS 6-2 Fr. Weyburn, Sask. Weyburn Comp. 14 Casey Reamann DS 5-5 Jr. Bismarck, ND Bismarck State 15 Katelyn Olson S 6-0 Fr. Fargo, ND Davies HS 16 Victoria King RS 6-3 Fr. Brandon, Man. Elton Collegiate 18 Allison Adams MB 6-0 Sr. Minneapolis, MN Southwest HS 20 Lauren Randall OH 6-0 Fr. Eagan, MN Burnsville HS 22 Kelsey Boyd OH 6-1 Sr. Weyburn, Sask. Univ. of Regina 23 Morgan Wampler OH 5-9 Fr. Jamestown, ND Jamestown HS Head Coach: Melissa Chaplin (Univ. of Iowa ‘02, 1st) Asst. Coach: Thais Franca (1st) U-Mary Volleyball Game Notes...Sept. 18, 2014...Page 2 U-Mary Volleyball Quick Facts in the match against Minot State on Sept. 6, with Marauders as a defensive specialist and her 29 assists and 12 digs. time on the floor has earned a spot tied for Name: University of Mary Location: Bismarck/Mandan, ND (pop. 100,000) third all-time in digs per set. She is only .58 Founded: 1959 Smith: Paige Smith continues her balanced per- behind the second place spot and with the Enrollment: 3,000 formance with 38 kills, 116 attacks, 12 assists, way she is playing this year she can easily get Nickname: Marauders four aces, 17 digs, one solo block and 22 block within striking distance of the first place spot School Colors: Blue, Orange and White assists. in Marauder D-II history. Affiliation: NCAA Division II (Active Member 2007) Conference: Northern Sun (Member 2006) Team Effort: Eight Marauders have earned dou- SCOUTING REPORTS President: Monsignor James Shea ble digit kills on the season so far. They are led by Athletic Director: Roger Thomas Randall at 96 kills and Boldt at 90. Five of those UIU: Upper Iowa outside hitter Jennifer Mundt Assoc. Athletic Director of Operations: Kevin Forde players are also averaging at least one kill per set leads the offense with 154 kills and averages 4.16 Asst. Athletic Director for Advancement: Mike Offerdahl with Boldt leading the way at 2.65 and Randall kills per set. She makes some mistakes though, Asst. Athletic Dir. for Comp./S.W.A: Dr. Patty Keller close behind at 2.59. U-Mary is also averaging as she has 82 errors giving her an attack percent- Sports Information Director: Brian Larson 1.24 aces per set as a team with Reamann out age of .169. The Marauders need to contain her if Sports Information Graduate Asst: Jon Montoya front with 13 aces and Randall next in line at they want a chance to win. Mundt is assisted by : 701.355.8354 Sports Information Office 11. On the defensive side, the Marauders are the duo Hailey Brown and Jenna Hermsen as the Head Athletic Trainer: Rhonda Olson Faculty Athletic Representative: Caroline Kozojed out-blocking the opposition as U-Mary has regis- two have totaled 357 assists. They have also com- Athletic Dept. Phone: 701.355.8200 tered 92 team blocks and 25 solo blocks. Adams bined for 21 aces. The Peacocks will have a strong spearheads the Marauder defense with 11 solo defensive front as four players have recorded at About Marauders Volleyball blocks and 18 block assists. Right behind her is least 10 block assists and 100 digs. Haylie Frank- Home Court: McDowell Activity Center (Capacity 1,200) Smith with one solo block and 22 block assists, lin leads the team with three solo blocks and 29 McDowell Arena Press Box: 701.355.8215 followed closely by Boldt with three solo blocks block assists, while Brown and Mundt have also First Season: 1976 and 20 block assists. registered 12 and 14 block assists, respectively. Head Coach: Melissa Chaplin (1st season) The Marauders will need to press the attack if Record at U-Mary: 0-0 BEHIND THE NUMBERS (Career rankings since they want to find a hole in the Peacocks’ defense. Conference Record at U-Mary: 0-0 ‘06) Volleyball Office Phone: 701-355-8250 WSU: Winona State is led by Danielle Rampart, Head Coach e-mail: [email protected] 603: Boldt is currently fourth all time on the who will demonstrate a balanced attack with 119 Asst Coach: Thais Franca Marauders kills list.
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