2017-18 University of Alberta Golden Bears Volleyball MEDIA KIT
Golden Bears Volleyball 2004-05 Media Guide 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page Table of Contents 2 U of A Athletics Department 3-4 2017-18 Golden Bears Roster 5 Season in Review 6-12 Team Staff 13-15 Player Profiles 16-21 Team History 22-24
Golden Bears Volleyball 2
The University of Alberta
Location Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Enrolment (2016-17) 37,321 President Dr. David Turpin Chancellor Douglas R. Stollery Dean of Faculty (Phys.Ed. & Rec.) Dr. Kerry Mummery Conference Canada West National U SPORTS Mascot & Name Golden Bears & GUBA (Great University Bear of Alberta) Colours Evergreen & Gold Website www.bears.ualberta.ca
2017-18 ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION Dr. Ian Reade Director of Athletics (780) 492-3365 Vang Ioannides Associate Director of Athletics 492-5603 Tawana McLeod Associate Director of Athletics (Development & Alumni Relations) 492-3534 Katie Spriggs Associate Director of Athletics (Financial Aid/Sports Admin.) 492-7995 Connor Hood Sports Information & Communications Coordinator 492-7214 Paul Cartledge Communications & Broadcast Assistant 492-7214 Joan Matthews-White Athlete Health Head Athletics Therapist 492-3466 Brad Hamilton Media Production Coordinator 492-2591 Daniil Anselmi Multimedia Producer/Editor 492-7472 Breanne Ferris Event Services Coordinator 492-5311 Jonathan Krywulak Events Manager 492-6933 Stacey Wickman Administrative Assistant 492-3365 Sharon Kaminecki Travel Coordinator 492-5529 Dale Johns Accounting Assistant 492-1017 Marina Leyderman Supervisor, Finance and Administration 492-3048 Sales Office Tickets & Merchandise 492-2231 492-2327
Golden Bears Volleyball 3 2017-18 U OF A COACHING STAFF Barnaby Craddock Men’s Basketball 6th Yr Scott Edwards Women’s Basketball 12th Sean Baynton Cross Country 1st Rob Krepps Curling 11th Chris Morris Football 5th Robin Stewart Golf 11th Stan Marple (GM) Men’s Ice Hockey 6th Serge Lajoie (Coach) Men’s Ice Hockey 3rd Howie Draper Women’s Ice Hockey 21st Matt Parrish Women’s Rugby 14th Len Vickery Men’s Soccer 33rd Liz Jepsen Women’s Soccer 13th Dusan Toth-Szabo Swimming 1st Russ Sluchinski Women’s Tennis 22nd Corey Stewart Men’s Tennis 13th Wes Moerman Track and Field 6th Terry Danyluk Men’s Volleyball 25th Laurie Eisler Women’s Volleyball 26th Owen Dawkins Wrestling 9th
U OF A SPORTS FACILITIES Capacity Phone Universiade Pavilion (Butterdome) 5,500 (780) 492-3276 Saville Community Sports Centre 2,800 492-1000 Main Gymnasium 2,265 492-3276 Foote Field/Canadian Coaching Association natural grass 1,000 492-6868 (Cheryl Harwardt) artificial turf 2,700 492-2222 (ext. 226) Clare Drake Arena (Montgomery Wood) 2,700 492-3569 U of A Varsity (practice) Field 492-6868 Winslow and Christian Memorial Pool 300 492-3570 Van Vliet Centre Equipment Room 492-3276 Saville Sports Centre (tennis – Russ Sluchinski; ext. 224) 8 courts 492-2222 (curling – Rob Krepps; ext 229) 10 sheets 492-2222 The Dr. Bob Steadward Centre 492-3182
Golden Bears Volleyball 4 2017-18 Golden Bears Volleyball Roster
# Name Pos Ht Wt. Elig Faculty Hometown 1 Max Elgert Setter 6-4 185 2 Engineering Athabasca, AB 2 Clark Spencer Setter 6-4 190 4 Education Edmonton, AB 3 Bryan Fountain Lib/LS 6-4 200 2 Kin., Sport, & Rec. Barrhead, AB 4 Luke Brisbane Setter 6-4 190 4 Business Melbourne, AUS 5 Michael Sumner Libero 6-1 170 3 Business Sherwood Park, AB 6 Jacob Deinum Middle 6-7 190 2 Science Barrhead, AB 8 Jackson Kennedy Left Side 6-6 217 1 Kin., Sport, & Rec. Edmonton, AB 9 Jared Schubert Libero 6-1 180 4 Education Edmonton, AB 10 Carter McIntyre Outside 6-6 204 3 Engineering Edmonton, AB 11 Michael Goertz Left Side 6-4 185 5 Engineering Edmonton, AB 12 George Hobern Middle 6-8 235 2 Kin., Sport, & Rec. Sherwood Park, AB 13 Arran Chambers Middle 6-8 210 5 Kin., Sport, & Rec. Edmonton, AB 14 Taryq Sani Outside 6-3 197 2 Kin., Sport, & Rec. Scarborough, ON 16 Alex McMullin Left Side 6-7 185 4 Kin., Sport, & Rec. Brisbane, AUS 17 Jason Abma Outside 6-3 193 3 Arts Leduc, AB
Head Coach Associate Coach Head Varsity Therapist Director of Athletics Terry Danyluk Brock Davidiuk Dr. Joan Matthews-White Ian Reade, PhD (25th Year) Assistant Coaches Varsity Therapists Dale Johns Brennan Mahon Jace Barros Kyle Erickson
Golden Bears Volleyball 5 2017-18 Canada West Standings
MP MW ML SW SL Home Away Pct. xy-Trinity Western 24 22 2 69 19 10-1 12-1 .917 x-UBC 24 20 4 67 25 10-3 10-1 .833 x-Alberta 24 19 5 61 28 11-2 8-3 .792 x-Brandon 24 17 7 58 31 10-1 7-6 .708 x-Winnipeg 24 15 9 56 41 7-5 8-4 .625 x-Calgary 24 14 10 50 40 10-3 4-7 .583 x-Manitoba 24 11 13 45 47 5-8 6-5 .458 x-Thompson Rivers 24 11 13 42 49 7-6 4-7 .458 Saskatchewan 24 10 14 40 49 8-4 2-10 .417 Mount Royal 24 7 17 38 59 2-9 5-8 .292 UBC Okanagan 24 5 19 22 63 3-8 2-11 .208 MacEwan 24 3 21 21 68 2-9 1-12 .125 Regina 24 2 22 20 70 0-12 2-10 .083 x-clinched playoff spot; y-clinched first Note: Top 8 qualify for playoffs; quarter-final series winners meet in two semifinal series; semifinal winners play in single final game, as do semifinal losers
2017-18 Match by Match
Date Opponent Score H/A AB Kill Leader(s) Rec. (Conf.) Exhibition Wed, Sep. 13 Canada Masters W, 3-2 (25-22, 22-25, 25-20, 25-18, 15-12) H 0-0 (0-0) Non-Conference Sofa Land Men’s Volleyball Classic (at University of Alberta in Edmonton, AB) Thu, Sep. 21 Calgary L, 3-2 (17-25, 25-19, 18-25, 27-25, 15-10) H 0-1 (0-0) Fri, Sep. 22 SAIT W, 3-2 (16-25, 26-28, 25-19, 25-17, 19-17) H Abma 11 1-1 (0-0) Fri, Sep. 22 Mount Royal W, 3-0 (25-13, 25-21, 25-12) H 2-1 (0-0) Sat, Sep. 23 Lakeland W, 3-0 (25-21, 25-15, 25-19) H 3-1 (0-0) Sat, Sep. 23 MacEwan W, 3-0 (25-20, 25-18, 25-19) H 4-1 (0-0) Non-Conference Gryphon Invitational (at University of Guelph in Guelph, ON) Fri, Oct. 06 Waterloo W, 3-0 (25-15, 26-24, 25-18) N Kennedy 13 5-1 (0-0) Sat, Oct. 07 Guelph W, 3-0 (25-22, 34-32, 25-21) A Sani 15 6-1 (0-0) Sun, Oct. 08 Queen’s W, 3-0 (25-14, 25-17, 25-19) N McMullin 10 7-1 (0-0) Non-Conference Dino Cup (at University of Calgary in Calgary, AB) Fri, Oct. 13 Winnipeg L, 3-1 (25-19, 21-25, 25-21, 25-18) N 7-2 (0-0) Fri, Oct. 13 Thompson Rivers L, 3-1 (25-22, 25-23, 22-25, 25-20) N 7-3 (0-0) Sat, Oct. 14 Saskatchewan W, 3-0 (25-10, 25-21, 25-20) N 8-3 (0-0) Sat, Oct. 14 Calgary L, 3-2 (25-22, 25-15, 21-25, 20-25, 15-11) A 8-4 (0-0) Conference Sat, Oct. 28 MacEwan W, 3-1 (25-27, 25-15, 25-21, 25-16) A Sani 20 9-4 (1-0) Sun, Oct. 29 MacEwan W, 3-0 (25-12, 25-20, 25-21) H Sani, McMullin 11 10-4 (2-0) Fri, Nov. 03 Regina W, 3-1 (25-20, 25-22, 20-25, 25-15) A Sani 24 11-4 (3-0) Sat, Nov. 04 Regina W, 3-2 (25-19, 16-25, 25-16, 21-25, 15-10) A Sani 23 12-4 (4-0) Fri, Nov. 10 Manitoba W, 3-0 (25-19, 25-14, 25-19) H Sani 17 13-4 (5-0) Sat, Nov. 11 Manitoba W, 3-0 (25-18, 25-20, 25-19) H Sani, McMullin 12 14-4 (6-0) Fri, Nov. 17 UBC L, 3-2 (20-25, 25-18, 28-26, 22-25, 15-7) H Sani 18 14-5 (6-1) Sat, Nov. 18 UBC W, 3-1 (25-23, 22-25, 25-23, 25-18) H Sani 15 15-5 (7-1) Fri, Nov. 24 Trinity Western L, 3-1 (22-25, 25-23, 25-19, 25-19) A Sani 16 15-6 (7-2) Sat, Nov. 25 Trinity Western L, 3-0 (25-23, 25-21, 25-16) A McMullin 11 15-7 (7-3) Sat, Dec. 02 Thompson Rivers W, 3-2 (25-27, 22-25, 25-13, 25-16, 15-7) H Sani 14 16-7 (8-3) Sun, Dec. 03 Thompson Rivers W, 3-0 (25-20, 25-15, 25-18) H Sani 14 17-7 (9-3) Non-Conference Fri, Dec. 29 Pepperdine W, 3-0 (25-18, 25-21, 25-22) H 18-7 (9-3) Sun, Dec. 31 Pepperdine W, 3-0 (25-18, 25-19, 26-24) H 19-7 (9-3) Conference Fri, Jan. 05 UBC Okanagan W, 3-0 (25-19, 25-20, 25-16) A Sani 11 20-7 (10-3) Sat, Jan. 06 UBC Okanagan W, 3-0 (25-15, 25-16, 25-17) A McMullin 11 21-7 (11-3) Fri, Jan. 12 Mount Royal W, 3-2 (23-25, 22-25, 25-15, 25-15, 15-7) A Sani 22 22-7 (12-3) Sat, Jan. 13 Mount Royal W, 3-0 (25-20, 25-20, 25-20) A McMullin 10 23-7 (13-3) Fri, Jan. 19 Calgary W, 3-0 (25-21, 25-21, 25-23) H Sani 17 24-7 (14-3) Sat, Jan. 20 Calgary W, 3-0 (25-13, 25-16, 25-23) H Sani 16 25-7 (15-3) Fri, Feb. 02 Saskatchewan W, 3-0 (25-15, 25-18, 25-21) H Sani 11 26-7 (16-3) Sat, Feb. 03 Saskatchewan W, 3-1 (25-16, 20-25, 25-21, 25-22) H McMullin 14 27-7 (17-3) Fri, Feb. 09 Winnipeg L, 3-1 (16-25, 25-17, 25-23, 26-24) A Sani 19 27-8 (17-4) Golden Bears Volleyball 6 Sat, Feb. 10 Winnipeg W, 3-2 (24-26, 25-13, 25-21, 18-25, 15-12) A Sani 20 28-8 (18-4) Fri, Feb. 16 Brandon L, 3-0 (25-20, 25-23, 25-23) H Sani 13 28-9 (18-5) Sat, Feb. 17 Brandon W, 3-1 (25-19, 25-18, 18-25, 25-18) H McMullin 16 29-9 (19-5) Canada West Playoffs (Best-of-three quarter-final @ University of Alberta in Edmonton, AB) Fri, Feb. 23 Calgary W, 3-1 (25-15, 24-26, 25-20, 26-24) H Sani 18 30-9 (19-5) Sat, Feb. 24 Calgary W, 3-2 (26-28, 25-18, 17-25, 25-19, 15-13) H Sani 17 31-9 (19-5) Canada West Playoffs (Best-of-three semifinal @ UBC in Vancouver, BC) Fri, Mar. 02 UBC W, 3-2 (25-17, 18-25, 28-26, 17-25, 15-13) A McMullin 14 32-9 (19-5) Sat, Mar. 03 UBC W, 3-1 (20-25, 25-23, 25-20, 25-23) A McMullin 15 33-9 (19-5) Canada West Final at Trinity Western University in Langley, BC Sat, Mar. 10 Trinity Western L, 3-1 (25-16, 25-23, 14-25, 26-24) A Sani 13 33-10 (19-5) U SPORTS Championship March 15-18, 2018 at McMaster University (Hamilton, ON) Fri, Mar. 16 Queen’s
U SPORTS Championship Mar. 15-18, 2018 at McMaster University in Hamilton, ON
SEEDING 1. Trinity Western Spartans (Canada West champions: 22-2 regular season / 5-0 playoffs) 2. Alberta Golden Bears (Canada West finalists: 19-5 regular season / 4-1 playoffs) 3. UBC Thunderbirds (Canada West bronze medalists: 20-4 regular season / 3-2 playoffs) 4. Montreal Carabins (RSEQ champions: 12-2 regular season / 2-0 playoffs) 5. McMaster Marauders (OUA champions/ Host: 15-2 regular season / 3-0 playoffs) 6. UNB Varsity Reds (AUS Champions: 4-11 regular season / 2-1 playoffs) 7. Queen’s Gaels (OUA Finalist: 10-8 regular season / 2-1 playoffs) 8. Windsor Lancers (OUA Bronze Medalists: 10-7 regular season / 2-1 playoffs)
CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE (all times MT) Friday, Mar. 16 (Quarter-finals) #3 UBC vs #6 UNBC, 11:00 a.m. MST #2 Alberta vs #7 Queen’s, 1:00 p.m. MST #4 Montreal vs #5 McMaster, 4:00 p.m. MST #1 Trinity Western vs #8 Windsor, 6:00 p.m. MST Saturday, Mar. 17 (Semifinals) Semifinal #1, 4:00 p.m. MST Semifinal #2, 6:00 p.m. MST Sunday, Mar. 18 (Medal Games) Bronze Medal Game, 11:00 a.m. MST Gold Medal Game, 2:00 p.m. MST
Golden Bears Volleyball 7 Alberta Golden Bears Individual 2017-18 Conference Statistics
|------ATTACK------| |------SET------| |------SERVE------| ## SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE 1 Max Elgert 37 13 5 0.14 1 9 .444 246 6.65 11 0.30 28 2 Clark Spencer 9 7 0 0.00 0 0 .000 7 0.78 1 0.11 0 4 Luke Brisbane 69 21 13 0.19 7 32 .188 676 9.80 10 0.14 10 6 Jacob Deinum 21 9 6 0.29 0 13 .462 3 0.14 1 0.05 1 8 Jackson Kennedy 48 18 101 2.10 39 222 .279 3 0.06 6 0.13 17 9 Jared Schubert 76 23 0 0.00 1 2 -.500 28 0.37 0 0.00 1 10 Carter McIntyre 80 23 118 1.48 46 278 .259 7 0.09 15 0.19 38 11 Michael Goertz 70 22 1 0.01 1 4 .000 6 0.09 6 0.09 11 12 George Hobern 66 18 74 1.12 18 154 .364 3 0.05 16 0.24 31 13 Arran Chambers 89 24 130 1.46 29 237 .426 15 0.17 16 0.18 28 14 Taryq Sani 89 24 362 4.07 182 788 .228 11 0.12 32 0.36 101 16 Alex McMullin 89 24 260 2.92 103 613 .256 14 0.16 16 0.18 40 1 Max Elgert 37 13 5 0.14 1 9 .444 246 6.65 11 0.30 28 2 Clark Spencer 9 7 0 0.00 0 0 .000 7 0.78 1 0.11 0 4 Luke Brisbane 69 21 13 0.19 7 32 .188 676 9.80 10 0.14 10 6 Jacob Deinum 21 9 6 0.29 0 13 .462 3 0.14 1 0.05 1 ALBERTA...... 89 24 1070 12.02 427 2352 .273 1019 11.45 130 1.46 306 Opponents...... 89 24 902 10.13 487 2378 .175 847 9.52 105 1.18 316
|------DIG------| |------BLOCKING------| ## Name SP RE DIG Dig/S BS BA Total Blk/S BE BHE PTS Pts/S 1 Max Elgert 37 0 37 1.00 2 12 14 0.38 1 0 24.0 0.65 2 Clark Spencer 9 0 2 0.22 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1.0 0.11 4 Luke Brisbane 69 2 114 1.65 4 25 29 0.42 0 0 39.5 0.57 6 Jacob Deinum 21 0 2 0.10 2 4 6 0.29 0 0 11.0 0.52 8 Jackson Kennedy 48 10 40 0.83 0 19 19 0.40 1 0 116.5 2.43 9 Jared Schubert 76 18 140 1.84 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 0.00 10 Carter McIntyre 80 21 67 0.84 11 26 37 0.46 5 0 157.0 1.96 11 Michael Goertz 70 5 36 0.51 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 7.0 0.10 12 George Hobern 66 1 20 0.30 23 48 71 1.08 1 0 137.0 2.08 13 Arran Chambers 89 4 48 0.54 14 74 88 0.99 3 0 197.0 2.21 14 Taryq Sani 89 10 168 1.89 15 47 62 0.70 3 0 432.5 4.86 16 Alex McMullin 89 25 120 1.35 13 28 41 0.46 0 0 303.0 3.40 TEAM 9 ALBERTA...... 89 105 794 8.92 84 283 226 2.54 19 1 1425.5 16.02 Opponents...... 89 130 690 7.75 45 249 170 1.91 12 8 1176.5 13.22
Individual Conference Season Leaders Must play in at least 60% of their team’s sets
Hitting Pct. (min .200 or 4.0 att/set) Sets Kills Err Tot Pct 1. E Loeppky Trinity Western 88 356 97 715 .362 2. A Bader Calgary 90 287 93 632 .307 3. J Elser Trinity Western 64 182 75 355 .301 4. I Brar UBC 92 300 123 600 .2950 5. T Dobbert Thompson Rivers 78 322 122 679 .2946 6. E Viles Brandon 83 259 81 632 .282 7. J Kennedy Alberta 48 101 39 222 .279 8. F McCarthy UBC 73 143 59 302 .278 9. M Vriend MacEwan 71 169 72 359 .270 10. L Bornemann UBC Okanagan 83 339 132 800 .259
Golden Bears Volleyball 8 Kills (min. 2/set) Sets No. Per Set 1. T Dobbert Thompson Rivers 78 322 4.13 2. L Bornemann UBC Okanagan 83 339 4.08 3. T Sani Alberta 89 362 4.07 4. E Loeppky Trinity Western 88 356 4.05 5. S Vercaigne Manitoba 85 288 3.39 6. D Mortensen Saskatchewan 89 299 3.36 7. T Schmidt Mount Royal 85 283 3.329 8. A DeJonckheere Manitoba 92 306 3.326 9. I Brar UBC 92 300 3.26 10. A Bader Calgary 90 287 3.19
Assists (min. 5/set) Sets No. Per Set 1. A Schriemer Trinity Western 87 920 10.57 2. B Keturakis UBC 92 963 10.47 3. L Brisbane Alberta 69 676 9.80 4. R Dixon Brandon 89 829 9.31 5. M Clegg Winnipeg 95 852 8.968 6. B Cranston Calgary 90 807 8.967 7. T Greves Mount Royal 97 791 8.15 8. J Mandryk Manitoba 54 430 7.96 9. M Nichols UBC Okanagan 57 446 7.82 10. C Gavlas Saskatchewan 82 606 7.39
Service Aces (min. 0.10/set) Sets No. Per Set 1. B Keturakis UBC 92 65 0.71 2. E Loeppky Trinity Western 88 54 0.61 3. E Viles Brandon 83 43 0.52 4. K West UBC 74 38 0.51 5. J Elser Trinity Western 64 31 0.48
Blocks (min. 0.75/set) Sets Solo Asst Tot Per Set 1. L Laidlaw Calgary 72 9 83 92 1.28 2. B Warren Manitoba 88 9 103 112 1.27 3. M Vriend MacEwan 71 16 63 79 1.11 4. G Hobern Alberta 66 23 48 71 1.08 5. P Eshenko Trinity Western 84 12 78 90 1.0714 6. M Metcalf Brandon 85 12 79 91 1.0706 7. E Duncan Winnipeg 88 28 62 90 1.023 8. D Spiring Manitoba 92 15 79 94 1.022 9. J Howe Trinity Western 65 7 58 65 1.00 9. J Weir Brandon 81 7 74 81 1.00
Points Sets K SA BS BA Pts Avg/S 1. E Loeppky Trinity Western 88 356 54 9 43 440.5 5.01 2. T Sani Alberta 89 362 32 15 47 432.5 4.86 3. T Dobbert Thompson Rivers 78 322 22 9 43 374.5 4.80 4. L Bornemann UBC Okanagan 83 339 20 2 29 375.5 4.52 5. E Viles Brandon 83 259 43 9 48 335.0 4.04 6. T Schmidt Mount Royal 85 283 21 10 53 340.5 4.01 7. S Vercaigne Manitoba 85 288 15 14 43 338.5 3.98 8. A DeJonckheere Manitoba 92 306 28 3 55 364.5 3.96 9. I Brar UBC 92 300 37 7 33 360.5 3.92 10. D Mortensen Saskatchewan 89 299 24 7 25 342.5 3.85
Golden Bears Volleyball 9 Digs (min. 1/set) Sets No. Per Set 1. E Risso UBC Okanagan 85 225 2.65 2. J Phillips Mount Royal 97 230 2.37 3. L Currie Thompson Rivers 82 190 2.32 4. L Brennan Winnipeg 95 219 2.31 5. B Nault Brandon 72 158 2.194 6. C Bergen Trinity Western 78 171 2.192 7. R Dixon Brandon 89 193 2.17 8. K Hesthammer MacEwan 88 179 2.034 9. T Smith UBC 63 128 2.032 10. B Cranston Calgary 90 170 1.89
2017-18 Alberta Golden Bears Playoff Statistics (Canada West playoffs only)
|------ATTACK------| |------SET------| |------SERVE------| ## SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE 1 Max Elgert 20 5 1 0.05 0 2 .500 68 3.40 0 0.00 7 4 Luke Brisbane 18 5 2 0.11 0 8 .250 154 8.56 1 0.06 2 6 Jacob Deinum 7 4 1 0.14 0 3 .333 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 8 Jackson Kennedy 11 5 8 0.73 10 35 -.057 1 0.09 0 0.00 2 9 Jared Schubert 22 5 0 0.00 1 2 -.500 12 0.55 0 0.00 0 10 Carter McIntyre 6 3 6 1.00 8 22 -.091 0 0.00 1 0.17 1 11 Michael Goertz 22 5 34 1.55 11 77 .299 4 0.18 7 0.32 14 12 George Hobern 22 5 41 1.86 8 77 .429 1 0.05 2 0.09 7 13 Arran Chambers 22 5 36 1.64 6 66 .455 3 0.14 6 0.27 12 14 Taryq Sani 22 5 71 3.23 41 178 .169 4 0.18 5 0.23 23 16 Alex McMullin 18 5 58 3.22 22 117 .308 0 0.00 2 0.11 7 ALBERTA...... 22 5 258 11.73 107 587 .257 247 11.23 24 1.09 76 Opponents...... 22 5 255 11.59 113 585 .243 246 11.18 27 1.23 88
|------DIG------| |------BLOCKING------| ## Name SP RE DIG Dig/S BS BA Total Blk/S BE BHE PTS Pts/S 1 Max Elgert 20 0 8 0.40 1 3 4 0.20 0 0 3.5 0.18 4 Luke Brisbane 18 0 25 1.39 0 4 4 0.22 0 0 5.0 0.28 6 Jacob Deinum 7 0 0 0.00 0 2 2 0.29 0 0 2.0 0.29 8 Jackson Kennedy 11 1 5 0.45 2 3 5 0.45 0 0 11.5 1.05 9 Jared Schubert 22 8 27 1.23 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 0.00 10 Carter McIntyre 6 2 7 1.17 1 2 3 0.50 0 0 9.0 1.50 11 Michael Goertz 22 6 23 1.05 1 5 6 0.27 0 1 44.5 2.02 12 George Hobern 22 0 7 0.32 4 23 27 1.23 0 0 58.5 2.66 13 Arran Chambers 22 1 9 0.41 1 13 14 0.64 0 1 49.5 2.25 14 Taryq Sani 22 1 44 2.00 1 14 15 0.68 0 1 84.0 3.82 16 Alex McMullin 18 6 15 0.83 2 6 8 0.44 0 0 65.0 3.61 TEAM 2 ALBERTA...... 22 27 170 7.73 13 75 51 2.32 0 3 332.5 15.11 Opponents...... 22 24 177 8.05 18 66 51 2.32 0 1 333.0 15.14
Golden Bears Volleyball 10 Individual Playoff Season Leaders (Canada West playoffs only) Must play in at least 60% of their team’s sets
Hitting Pct. (min .200 or 4.0 att/set) Sets Kills Err Tot Pct 1. J Elser Trinity Western 18 56 14 96 .438 2. E Loeppky Trinity Western 18 81 23 146 .397 3. A Bader Calgary 9 30 9 58 .362 4. K West UBC 16 44 11 96 .344 5. T Taylor Calgary 9 21 6 46 .326 6. A McMullin Alberta 18 58 22 117 .308 7. E Viles Brandon 12 37 11 88 .295 8. S Vercaigne Manitoba 7 31 13 64 .281 9. I Brar UBC 20 55 25 116 .259 10. A Dyck Winnipeg 22 64 28 140 .257
Kills (min. 2/set) Sets No. Per Set 1. T Dobbert Thompson Rivers 8 38 4.75 2. E Loeppky Trinity Western 18 81 4.50 3. S Vercaigne Manitoba 7 31 4.43 4. A Bader Calgary 9 30 3.33 5. S Friesen Brandon 12 39 3.25 6. T Sani Alberta 22 71 3.23 7. A McMullin Alberta 18 58 3.22 8. F McCarthy UBC 20 63 3.15 9. J Elser Trinity Western 18 56 3.11 10. E Viles Brandon 12 37 3.08
Assists (min. 5/set) Sets No. Per Set 1. A Schriemer Trinity Western 18 202 11.22 2. B Keturakis UBC 20 214 10.70 3. R Dixon Brandon 12 107 8.92 4. B Cranston Calgary 9 80 8.89 5. M Clegg Winnipeg 22 192 8.73 6. L Brisbane Alberta 18 154 8.56 7. A Napolitano Thompson Rivers 8 65 8.13 8. J Mandryk Manitoba 7 53 7.57 9. M Elgert Alberta 20 68 3.40
Service Aces (min. 0.10/set) Sets No. Per Set 1. S Vercaigne Manitoba 7 6 0.86 2. B Keturakis UBC 20 17 0.85 3. E Loeppky Trinity Western 18 10 0.56 4. S Taylor parks Thompson Rivers 8 4 0.50 5. I Brar UBC 20 9 0.45
Blocks (min. 0.75/set) Sets Solo Asst Tot Per Set 1. B Warren Manitoba 7 2 7 9 1.29 2. G Hobern Alberta 22 4 23 27 1.23 3. B Bolin Calgary 9 2 8 10 1.11 3. J Howe Trinity Western 18 2 18 20 1.11 5. P Eshenko Trinity Western 18 4 15 19 1.06 6. A Bader Calgary 9 2 7 9 1.00 6. M Metcalf Brandon 11 2 9 11 1.00 8. J Weir Brandon 12 2 9 11 0.92 9. G Jones Winnipeg 22 5 15 20 0.91 10. E Loeppky Trinity Western 18 3 13 16 0.89
Golden Bears Volleyball 11 Points Sets K SA BS BA Pts Avg/S 1. E Loeppky Trinity Western 18 81 10 3 13 100.5 5.58 2. T Dobbert Thompson Rivers 8 38 3 0 7 44.5 5.56 3. S Vercaigne Manitoba 7 31 6 0 1 37.5 5.36 4. A Bader Calgary 9 30 0 2 7 35.5 3.94 5. T Sani Alberta 22 71 5 1 14 84.0 3.82 6. F McCarthy UBC 20 63 8 2 4 75.0 3.75 6. S Friesen Brandon 12 39 1 2 6 45.0 3.75 6. E Viles Brandon 12 37 4 0 8 45.0 3.75 9. J Elser Trinity Western 18 56 5 1 10 67.0 3.72 10. I Brar UBC 20 55 9 9 1 73.5 3.68
Digs (min. 1/set) Sets No. Per Set 1. D Meeuwisse Calgary 9 25 2.78 2. B Nault Brandon 12 31 2.58 3. R Dixon Brandon 12 27 2.25 4. B Cranston Calgary 9 20 2.22 5. L Currie Thompson Rivers 8 16 2.00 5. A DeJonckheere Manitoba 7 14 2.00 5. T Sani Alberta 22 44 2.00 8. T Smith UBC 20 39 1.95 9. C Bergen Trinity Western 18 33 1.83 10. L Brennan Winnipeg 22 40 1.82 10. M Powell Brandon 11 20 1.82
2017-18 Canada West Awards MVP Adam Schriemer, TWU Rookie of the Year Dylan Mortensen, SSK Dale Iwanoczko Award nominee Logan Brennan, WPG Coach of the Year Larry McKay, WPG
Canada West All-Stars Canada West All-Rookie Team First Team Second Team Alex Bader, CGY Lars Bornemann, UBCO Jesse Elser, TWU Irvan Brar, UBC Logan Brennan, WPG Caleb Funk, UBCO Byron Keturakis, UBC Adam DeJonckheere, MAN Jackson Howe, TWU Eric Loeppky, TWU Tim Dobbert, TRU Fynn McCarthy, UBC Taryq Sani, ALB Seth Friesen, BDN Dylan Mortensen, SSK Adam Schriemer, TWU Alex McMullin, ALB Brendan Warren, MAN Elliott Viles, BDN Tyler Schmidt, MRU Ryan Zachary, GMU
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H e a d C o a c h
T e r r y D a n y l u k
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A s A C o a c h • 2017-18 marks his 25th year as Alberta Golden Bears Head Coach and his 29th year as a member of Golden Bears Volleyball • Five-time CIS and Canada West Coach of the Year (1997, 1999, 2004, 2007, 2009) • Coached 1996-97, 2004-05, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2013-14, and 2014-15 CIS national champions (6) • Has coached Alberta to five national silver medals (1996, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2017) and three bronze medals (1998, 1999, 2010) • Coached 11 Canada West titles (1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2014, 2015), one as a player in 1981, one as an Assistant Coach in 2002 • 2016-17 is Terry’s 26th trip to Nationals with the Golden Bears: Twenty-two of his 24 seasons as head coach, both years as an assistant coach (2002, 2003) and both years as a player (1980, 1981) • Had two-year stint as Assistant under former player Richard Schick (2001-03) while completing Master’s degree at U of A • Golden Bears Head Coach 1991-92 to 2000-01 and 2003-04 to present • Through 2017-18, career coaching record at Alberta: 735-209 (.779) and a 87-39 (.690) playoff record • Through 2017-18, 399-87 (.821) in conference play
A s A P l a y e r • Played at ME LaZerte High School in Edmonton during late 1970s • Selected to the Canadian Junior National team in 1977 • Golden Bears CIAU volleyball half of 1978-79, along with 1979-80 and 1980-81 • 1979-80 and 1980-81 CIAU tournament MVP • 1980-81 CIAU Player of the Year & led Alberta to its first national title • Canada West All-Star and CIAU All-Canadian both 1979-80 and 1980-81 • 1980-81 University of Alberta Wilson Trophy winner as school’s Male Athlete of the Year • Costa Chrysanthou Award as the Most Outstanding Contributor to Bears Volleyball 1979, 1980 and 1981 • 1978 and 1981-87 Canada Senior Men’s National team member • Played in France 1986-87 and Switzerland 1987-91 • Competed at World Championships, qualification tournaments, Universiade Games, including 1983 silver medal team in Edmonton • 1982 Commonwealth Championship team member • Fourth-place 1984 Summer Olympics team which competed in Los Angeles, California • Played for Suntory Ltd. All Japan League team Nov. 1984-May 1985 • Inducted to University of Alberta Sports Wall of Fame in 1985
P e r s o n a l • Has previously lived in France, Switzerland, and Japan
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Conference Playoffs Overall Volleyball Terry Danyluk 399-87 (.821) 87-39 (.690) 735-209 (.779) 1991/92 12-4 0-2 20-13 1992/93 9-7 2-1 12-10 1993/94 10-6 1-2 22-11 1994/95 14-2 3-3 29-10 1995/96 11-3 4-1 26-7 1996/97 14-0 5-1 40-3* 1997/98 16-6 4-3 31-11 1998/99 15-3 4-1 26-9 1999/00 14-8 - 24-18 2000/01 16-6 2-3 23-12 2003/04 15-5 5-3 34-13 2004/05 19-1 5-0 33-2* 2005/06 19-1 4-1 34-2 2006/07 17-1 2-3 31-6 2007/08 16-2 5-0 34-4* 2008/09 18-0 5-0 34-3* 2009/10 14-4 4-1 30-6 2010/11 17-1 2-3 29-10 2011/12 15-5 4-3 27-13 2012/13 20-2 3-2 32-8 2013/14 15-7 7-0 33-10* 2014/15 21-3 5-0 34-6* 2015/16 23-1 3-2 33-7 2016/17 20-4 4-3 32-7 2017/18 19-5 4-1 33-10 *won national championship
A s s o c i a t e C o a c h
B r o c k D a v i d i u k
• 2017-18 marks his fifth year as a Golden Bears volleyball associate/assistant coach
A s s i s t a n t s
D a l e J o h n s
• 2017-18 is his 25th season as Golden Bears assistant coach • Played for Golden Bears from 1991-93 • Played middle position • Long-time member of U of A Athletics staff
Golden Bears Volleyball 14 J a c e B a r r o s
• 2017-18 marks his fourth year as Golden Bears volleyball assistant coach
K y l e E r i c k s o n
• 2017-18 marks his third year as Golden Bears volleyball assistant coach
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Max Elgert #1
Setter Year: 2 6’4’’ 185 Athabasca, AB Engineering • All-Star at US HP championships as part of the youth national team • Attended tryouts for junior national team (June 2016) and made youth national team (July 2016) • Named national MVP in U-18 club volleyball • Member of FOG volleyball club • Graduated from Edwin Parr Composite HS • Born in Calgary, AB; speaks French
Clark Spencer #2
Setter Year: 4 6’4’’ 190 Edmonton, AB Education • ACAC National Champion with Red Deer Kings (2013-14) • Member of Team Alberta (2011-14) • Played volleyball and basketball at Jasper Place HS (2009-13) • Member of NAVC (2008-13) • Also plays baseball and hockey; participates in triathlon during the summer
Golden Bears Volleyball 16 Bryan Fountain #3
Libero/Left Side Year: 2 6’4’’ 200 Barrhead, AB Kin., Sport & Rec. • ACAC Co-Rookie of the Year while with Briercrest College Clippers (2016-17) • Won “Best Passer” Award with Youth National Selects team (Summer 2015) • Provincial and national champion in U-18 club volleyball; also a national all-star • Won golf provincials with high school team (Grade 12) • Rookie of the Year (Grade 10) and team MVP (Grades 11 & 12) in high school • Graduated from Barrhead CHS • Also plays hockey
Luke Brisbane #4
Setter Year: 4 6’4’’ 190 Melbourne, Australia Business • Finished 3rd in Canada West with 9.80 assists/set in conference play; finished 3rd on team with 1.65 digs/set (2017-18) • Member of U-23 Team Australia (April – May 2017) • ACAC champion with Red Deer College Kings (2015-16, 2016-17) • ACAC Championship MVP (2015-16) • ACAC Championship All-Star (2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17) • ACAC All-Conference (2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17) • Red Deer College MVP and Athlete of the Year (2014-15, 2015-16) • ACAC Player of the Year and ACAC All-Canadian (2014-15) • Graduated from Eltham HS • Played Australian Rules football and cricket when growing up
Golden Bears Volleyball 17 Michael Sumner #5
Libero Year: 3 6’1’’ 170 Sherwood Park, AB Business • Two-time ACAC champion • ACAC All-Conference and ACAC Tournament All-Star while with Red Deer College Kings • Graduated from Ardrossan Jr/Sr HS in Ardrossan, AB • Also participates in soccer and hiking
Jacob Deinum #6
Middle Year: 2 6’7’’ 190 Barrhead, AB Science • Part of U-18 Team Canada (June 2016) • Won national gold, provincial gold twice, and provincial silver • Member of FOG volleyball club • Graduated from Barrhead Composite HS • Also plays basketball • Born in Bolsward, Netherlands; speaks Dutch
Jackson Kennedy #8
Left Side Year: 1 6’6’’ 217 Edmonton, AB Kin., Sport & Rec. • Led team with .279 hitting percentage in conference play (2017-18) • High school city & provincial champion as well as club volleyball provincial & national champion • Won national all-star award • Member of FOG volleyball club • Graduated from Jasper Place HS • Began playing volleyball in grade 5 • Also plays golf
Golden Bears Volleyball 18 Jared Schubert #9
Libero Year: 4 6’1’’ 180 Edmonton, AB Education • Finished 2nd on team with 140 digs and 1.84 digs/set in conference play (2017-18) • Graduated from Harry Ainlay HS • Speaks French
Carter McIntyre #10
Outside Hitter Year: 3 6’6’’ 204 Edmonton, AB Engineering • Won gold at Western Canada Summer Games with Team Alberta (2015) • Won silver at high school provincials • Graduated from Strathcona HS • Played basketball throughout junior high and high school, including four years on provincial basketball team
Michael Goertz #11
Left Side Year: 5 6’4’’ 185 Edmonton, AB Engineering • Member of Red Deer Kings, winning CCAA national championship in second year (2013-14) • ASAA 4A provincial champion (2012) • Club national champions (2010, 2012) • Part of Team Alberta (2011-14) • Played volleyball at Harry Ainlay HS (2010-12) • Edmonton triple jump city champion (2009-13) • Member of NAVC, becoming club provincial champions each year (2008-13) • Played basketball for 10 years, winning two provincial championships
Golden Bears Volleyball 19 George Hobern #12
Middle Year: 2 6’8’’ 235 Sherwood Park, AB Kin., Sport & Rec. • Finished 4th in Canada West with 1.08 blocks/set in conference play; finished 2nd on team with 71 total blocks and 0.24 aces/set; tied for 2nd with 16 aces (2017-18) • National Team Cup Challenge All-Star (2014) • Member of U-18 FOG Black (2013-14), Team Alberta (2013-14), and U-21 Canadian Junior national team (2014) • Named senior volleyball MVP in high school (2013-14) • Played volleyball at Bev Facey HS (2011-14) • Also participates in basketball, baseball, swimming, and longboarding
Arran Chambers #13
Middle Year: 5 6’8’’ 210 Edmonton, AB Kin., Sport & Rec.
• Led team with 88 total blocks in conference play; finished 2nd on team with 0.99 blocks/set; tied for 2nd on team with 16 aces; finished 3rd with 197.0 points (2017-18) • Finished 2nd on team with 81 total blocks and 0.92 blocks/set in conference play (2016-17) • Academic All-Canadian (2013-14, 2014-15) • Attended Junior National Volleyball Team tryout camp, making team in second year (2013, 2015) • Member of Edmonton Edge Club and Team Alberta • Named Athlete of the Year and volleyball MVP at Jasper Place HS (2013) • Played basketball and volleyball at Jasper Place HS before graduating (2013)
Golden Bears Volleyball 20 Taryq Sani #14
Outside Hitter Year: 2 6’3’’ 197 Scarborough, ON Kin., Sport & Rec. • Canada West First Team All-Star (2017-18) • Led Canada West with 362 kills in conference play; finished 2nd with 432.5 points and 4.86 points/set; finished 3rd with 4.07 kills/set; led team with 32 aces, 0.36 aces/set, 168 digs, and 1.89 digs/set; finished 3rd on team with .228 hitting percentage, 62 total blocks, and 0.70 blocks/set (2017-18) • Became offensive force in second half of regular season, improving to 2.36 kills/set from 106 kills in 45 sets • Selected to Canada West All-Rookie Team (2016-17) • Member of U-21 junior national team and Pakmen volleyball club • Graduated from St. Michael’s College School • Born in Scarborough, ON; competitive chess player
Alex McMullin #16
Left Side Year: 4 6’7’’ 185 Brisbane, Australia Kin., Sport & Rec. • Canada West Second Team All-Star (2017-18) • Finished 2nd on team with 260 kills, 2.92 kills/set, 303.0 points, 3.40 points/set, and .256 hitting percentage in conference play; tied for 2nd with 16 aces; finished 3rd with 120 digs (2017-18) • Finished 2nd on team with 232 kills, 2.55 kills/set, 282.0 points, 3.10 points/set, 25 aces, and 0.27 aces/set in conference play; finished 3rd on team with .269 hitting percentage (2016-17) • Led Canada West with 30 aces and 0.38 aces/set in conference play (2015-16) • Academic All-Canadian (2015-16) • Member of the Australian Men's Senior Team World League Squad (2015) • Selected to CIS and Canada West All-Rookie Teams (2014-15) • Part of Senior A Team at Asia Cup (2014) • Member of World League Squad and National Senior Men’s Team (2014) • Attended University of Canberra in Canberra, Australia, majoring in Sports Science (2013-14) • Member of the Australian Men's B Team Squad, travelling to Kazakhstan, Russia, Argentina, and Brazil (2013-14) • Participated in Asian Youth Championships (2012), U-19 World Beach Volleyball Championships (2012), World U-23 Championships (2013), and World University Games (2013) • Member of the U-19 Australian Beach Volleyball Team, travelling to Greece and Holland (2012) • Member of the Australian Junior Team, travelling to Iran and Thailand (2012) • Queensland Junior Athlete of the Year and team captain (2012) • Graduated from Cleveland District HS (2012) • Member of Australian Men’s National Team (2011-15) • Played soccer for 8 years and also participates in water skiing
Golden Bears Volleyball 21 Golden Bears Volleyball Team History
The modern era of Canadian university men’s volleyball has been very good to Alberta, and the stats simply speak for themselves:
*from 2001-02 to 2008-09, Alberta finished no worse than second in CIS in eight seasons *22 CIS National championship appearances in the last 22 seasons (1992-93 to 2014-15) *14 Canada West championships since 1972-73 and two before (1961, 1966) *eight CIS championships since 1972-73 (1981, 1997, 2002, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2014, 2015) *Wall of Fame member Terry Danyluk named CIS Coach of the Year – 2008-09, 2006-07, 2003-04, 1998-99, and 1996-97 *Richard Schick was named CIS Coach of the Year in 2002-03 and CW Coach of the Year in 2002-03 *Hugh Hoyles and Larry Plenart (Saskatchewan) shared the CIS Coach of the Year award in 1979-80 *Alberta CIS Rookie of The Year awards (2): Pascal Cardinal (1998-99) and Adam Kaminski (2003-04) *Alberta CIS Player of the Year awards (7): Terry Danyluk (1980-81), Doug Bruce (1996-97), Murray Grapentine (1998-99), Pascal Cardinal (2002-03), Nicholas Cundy (2004-05), Joel Schmuland (2008-09), Mitch Irvine (2012-13) *CIS championship MVPs (9): Terry Danyluk (1980 and 1981), Doug Bruce (1997), Ryan Taylor (2002), Brock Davidiuk (2005), Brock Pehar (2008), Joel Schmuland (2009), Ryley Barnes (2014), Brett Walsh (2015)
G o l d e n B e a r s V o l l e y b a l l Q u i c k F a c t s
Year intervarsity volleyball began at University of Alberta 1955-1956
Year Canada West competition began in men's volleyball 1971-1972
Alberta CIS tournament appearances since 1981: 27 1981, 1990, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 Best regular season finish in team history 18-0 2008-09
CIS championships won by Alberta 8 1981, 1997, 2002, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2014, 2015
Canada West championships won by Alberta since 1958: 16 1961, 1966, 1975, 1981, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2014, 2015
Most consecutive CIS championships won by Alberta 2 2008-09, 2014-15 Most consecutive conference championships won by Alberta 3 1995-97, 2008-10
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Alberta/Men’s Volleyball Alberta Winner Season Coach Conf. Overall CW CIS CW CIS 1972-73 Dr. Lorne Sawula 3-5 NA 4 - Calgary Winnipeg 1973-74 Hugh Hoyles 6-2 NA 2 - UBC Winnipeg 1974-75 Hugh Hoyles 7-1 11-2* 1 2 ALBERTA Sherbrooke 1975-76 Shuichi Ota NA NA 2 - UBC UBC 1976-77 Hugh Hoyles 3-9 NA 4 - UBC Winnipeg 1977-78 Hugh Hoyles 1-11 NA 5 - Calgary Manitoba 1978-79 Hugh Hoyles 3-9 NA 4 - Saskatchewan Saskatchewan 1979-80 Hugh Hoyles 10-5 13-10* 2 3 Saskatchewan Manitoba 1980-81 Brian Watson 15-5 20-6* 2 1 ALBERTA ALBERTA *includes post-season, but no other non-conference matches 1981-82 Brian Watson 10-15 NA 4 - Calgary Calgary 1982-83 Brian Watson 13-12 NA 3 - Victoria UBC 1983-84 Brian Watson 1-14 11-27-1 6 - UBC Manitoba 1984-85 Brian Watson 6-9 13-17 4 - Saskatchewan Manitoba 1985-86 J.C. Meilleur 2-13 15-26-1 6 - Saskatchewan Winnipeg 1986-87 Dr. Pierre Baudin 6-9 18-19 4 - Saskatchewan Winnipeg 1987-88 Dr. Pierre Baudin 3-12 13-27 5 - Saskatchewan Saskatchewan 1988-89 Dr. Pierre Baudin 2-14 10-29 4 - Calgary Calgary 1989-90 Dr. Pierre Baudin 9-7 32-25 2 6 Saskatchewan Laval 1990-91 Dr. Pierre Baudin 6-10 23-23 4 - Calgary Manitoba 1991-92 Terry Danyluk 12-4 20-13 2 - Calgary Laval 1992-93 Terry Danyluk 9-7 11-8 2 5 Calgary Calgary 1993-94 Terry Danyluk 10-6 22-11 3 4 Calgary Laval 1994-95 Terry Danyluk 14-2 29-10 1 4 ALBERTA Manitoba 1995-96 Terry Danyluk 11-3 26-8 1 2 ALBERTA Manitoba 1996-97 Terry Danyluk 14-0 40-3 1 1 ALBERTA ALBERTA 1997-98 Terry Danyluk 16-6 31-11 2 3 Saskatchewan Winnipeg 1998-99 Terry Danyluk 15-2 26-9 1 3 ALBERTA Saskatchewan 1999-00 Terry Danyluk 14-8 24-18 3 - Saskatchewan Manitoba 2000-01 Terry Danyluk 16-6 23-12 2 5 Saskatchewan Manitoba 2001-02 Richard Schick 15-5 27-12 t3 1 ALBERTA ALBERTA 2002-03 Richard Schick 19-1 35-5 2 2 Manitoba Manitoba 2003-04 Terry Danyluk 15-5 34-13 2 2 Saskatchewan Saskatchewan 2004-05 Terry Danyluk 19-1 33-2 1 1 ALBERTA ALBERTA 2005-06 Terry Danyluk 19-1 34-2 1 2 ALBERTA Trinity Western 2006-07 Terry Danyluk 17-1 31-6 4 2 Trinity Western Winnipeg 2007-08 Terry Danyluk 16-2 34-4 1 1 ALBERTA ALBERTA 2008-09 Terry Danyluk 18-0 34-3 1 1 ALBERTA ALBERTA 2009-10 Terry Danyluk 14-4 30-6 1 3 ALBERTA Calgary 2010-11 Terry Danyluk 17-1 29-10 4 5 Calgary Trinity Western 2011-12 Terry Danyluk 15-5 27-13 3 6 Trinity Western Trinity Western 2012-13 Terry Danyluk 20-2 32-8 3 5 Brandon Laval 2013-14 Terry Danyluk 15-7 33-10 1 1 ALBERTA ALBERTA 2014-15 Terry Danyluk 21-3 34-6 1 1 ALBERTA ALBERTA 2015-16 Terry Danyluk 23-1 33-7 3 3 Trinity Western Trinity Western 2016-17 Terry Danyluk 20-4 32-7 4 2 Trinity Western Trinity Western 2017-18 Terry Danyluk 19-5 33-10 2 Trinity Western Championships won by Alberta before 1972-73 season: CWUAA 1960-61, 1965-66
Cumulative Totals (1972/73 to 2017/18) Conference: 539-255 (.679) Conference Placing (#1-2-3): 14-12-7 Overall: 976-438-2 (.690) CIS Placing (#1-2-3): 8-7-5
Golden Bears Volleyball 23 Costa Chrysanthou Memorial Trophy (Golden Bears Volleyball MVP)
Awarded annually to the Golden Bears Volleyball player who contributes most to the team and more recently considered the team’s MVP trophy. Chrysanthou was an off-campus coach for Golden Bears Volleyball at the time of his untimely passing in the late 1960s. Egyptian born, he graduated from the U of A’s Faculty of Engineering in the mid-1950s, after which he worked for the City of Edmonton.
Year Name Year Name 1977-78 Kevin Speer 1998-99 Murray Grapentine 1978-79 Terry Danyluk 1999-00 Nathan Bennett/Colin Stephenson 1979-80 Terry Danyluk 2000-01 Scott Emslie 1980-81 Terry Danyluk 2001-02 Ryan Taylor/Sandy Henderson 1981-82 Dave Wilson 2002-03 Pascal Cardinal 1982-83 Jim Repchuk/Dave Wilson 2003-04 Brock Davidiuk/Nicholas Cundy 1983-84 Rick Hayes 2004-05 Nicholas Cundy 1984-85 Jim Schubert 2005-06 Brock Davidiuk 1985-86 John MacKinnon 2006-07 Joel Schmuland 1986-87 Troy Lorenson 2007-08 Brock Pehar 1987-88 Dean Kakoschke 2008-09 Joel Schmuland 1988-89 Dean Kakoschke 2009-10 Thomas Jarmoc 1989-90 Dean Kakoschke 2010-11 Tanner Nault 1990-91 Dean Kakoschke 2011-12 Mitch Irvine 1991-92 Dean Kakoschke 2012-13 Mitch Irvine/Jay Olmstead 1992-93 Jason Shenkariuk 2013-14 Jay Olmstead 1993-94 Chad Hatala 2014-15 Ryley Barnes 1994-95 Greg Proctor 2015-16 Brett Walsh 1995-96 Greg Proctor/Doug Bruce 2016-17 Brett Walsh 1996-97 Doug Bruce 2017-18 1997-98 Murray Grapentine
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