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QUICK FACTS/TABLE OF CONTENTS UNIVERSITY INFORMATION SEASON PREVIEW 45......................... Big Ten Championship Teams Location ..................West Lafayette, Ind. 47907 2................................................................ Roster 46-50 .............Purdue in the NCAA Tournament Founded .................................................... 1869 3............................................................ Schedule 51....................................... Team Match Records Enrollment ............................................ 39,637 52.................. Team Three-Game Match Records Nickname ......................................Boilermakers 53................... Team Four-Game Match Records MEET THE BOILERMAKERS Colors .................................Old Gold and Black 54..................... Team Five-Game Match Records 4...............................Head Coach Dave Shondell Conference ............................................ Big Ten 55................................Individual Match Records 5.............................Assistant Coach Kathy Jewell Facility ...............Holloway Gymnasium (2,288) 56.......... Individual Three-Game Match Records ............................ Assistant Coach John Shondell Website .................................purduesports.com 57.............Individual Four-Game Match Records 6..................................................... Support Staff Interim President ............................. Tim Sands 58............. Individual Five-Game Match Records 7.....................................................Carly Cramer Athletics Director ................... Morgan J. Burke 59........................................... Elite Performances 8......................................................Rachel Davis Senior Associate AD (SWA) ................ Nancy Cross 60-61 ..................................Year-By-Year Leaders 9.....................................................Anna Drewry Sport Administrator ................Calvin Williams 62................................................ Season Records 10...................................................Kaisley Fisher 63..........................................Season Top 10 Lists 11..................................................... Hilliary Fox 64..........................................Career Top 10 Lists COACHING STAFF 12........................................Courtney Gosewisch 65..................................................Pac Mac 1985 Head Coach ............. Dave Shondell (10th year) 13.................................................... Katie Griffi n 66...........................................Pack Mackey 2005 Record at Purdue ...................... 191-108 (9) 14....................................................... KiKi Jones 67............................. All-Time Coaching History Overall Record ..................................... same 15................................................ Amanda Miller 68................... Hall of Fame Coach Carol Dewey Assistant Coaches ........Kathy Jewell (10th year) 16....................................................... Val Nichol 69-74 ...................................Year-By-Year Recaps ...................................John Shondell (10th year) 17....................................... Catherine Rebarchak 75...................................All-Time Series Records 18..................................................... Ariel Turner 76-84 ............................................Series Records TEAM INFORMATION 19...............................Faye Adelaja, Annie Drews 85-97 .................................. Year-By-Year Results Starters Returning .......................................... 5 20............................ Sam Epenesa, Amanda Neill 98.....................Purdue in the National Rankings Carly Cramer, RS Jr., 5-6, DS/L 21........................Bridget Powell, Kate Workman 99...................................................Monon Spike Rachel Davis, RS Jr., 6-0, S 100-101 ...........................Holloway Gymnasium KiKi Jones, So., 6-1, MB 2011 IN REVIEW 102 .............................. Radio / Television Roster Catherine Rebarchak, RS Jr., 6-2, OH 22-23 ........................................Season Summary Ariel Turner, Sr., 6-1, OH 24 ................................................Results/Awards Starters Lost .................................................... 3 25.................................Overall/Big Ten Statistics Blair Bashen, 5-10, DS/L Emily Ehlers, 5-9, DS Tiffany Fisher, 6-3, MB HISTORY & RECORDS Letterwinners Returning .............................. 10 26...........................................Program Summary Rachel Davis, Anna Drewry, Hilliary Fox, 27-28 ......................................... All-Time Roster The offi cial ball of the Purdue volleyball team Courtney Gosewisch, Katie Griffi n, 28-29 ......................All-Time Uniform Numbers KiKi Jones, Amanda Miller, Val Nichol, 30-35 .......................... All-Time Career Statistics Catherine Rebarchak, Ariel Turner 36-37 .............................Athletic Awards/Honors Letterwinners Lost .........................................3 38................................Academic Awards/Honors Blair Bashen, Emily Ehlers, Tiffany Fisher 39...................................Big Ten Awards/Honors Redshirted Players .......................................... 2 40-44 ................................Purdue All-Americans Carly Cramer, Kaisley Fisher Newcomers ...................................................... 6 Faye Adelaja, 6-0, MB GETTING TO HOLLOWAY GYMNASIUM Annie Drews, 6-4, OH Sam Epenesa, 6-0, OH From the North - Take I-65 South to Exit 193 (US 231). There is more than one exit for SR Amanda Neill, 5-8, DS 231. Take US 231 South to US 52 (approx. 13 miles to a red fl ashing light). Turn left on US 52 Bridget Powell, 5-6, DS (approx. fi ve miles veer right onto ramp for Purdue/West Lafayette, Northwestern Ave). Now on Kate Workman, 5-6, DS Northwestern, go through second stoplight. Holloway Gymnasium is on your right behind the Mackey Arena wing. PROGRAM HISTORY 2011 Overall Record ..................................29-5 From the East - Take SR 26 to West Lafayette (becomes State Street). Follow State Street to 2011 Conference Record .............. 16-4 (T2nd) Grant Street and turn right. Turn left onto Northwestern Ave. After the fi rst stoplight, Holloway NCAA Appearances/Last .....................14/2011 Gymnasium is on the left, behind the wing of Mackey Arena. Overall Program Record ..743-515-1 (37 years) From the South - Take I-65 North to Exit 175 (SR 25). Off the exit, turn left at stoplight. Go to fi rst stoplight (US 52) and turn right. Go to fourth stoplight (Yeager Rd.) and turn left. Turn left MEDIA RELATIONS at the next stoplight, Northwestern Ave. Go through the second stoplight. Holloway Gymnasium Volleyball SID ............................Wendy Mayer is on the right behind the Mackey Arena wing. Offi ce .......................................(765) 494-3919 Cell ..........................................(765) 414-1379 From the West - Follow US 231 into West Lafayette. Road turns into South River Road west of the Email [email protected] river. At the stoplight, turn left onto State Street. Turn right at Grant Street. Turn left at the next Fax ...........................................(765) 494-5447 stoplight, Northwestern Ave. Holloway Gymnasium is on your left behind the Mackey Arena wing. Press Row ................................(765) 494-6779 2012 Purdue Boilermaker Volleyball 1 2012 ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Class Pos. Ht. Hometown (Previous School) 1 Rachel Davis RS Jr. S 6-0 Kalamazoo, Mich. (Plainwell) 13 Faye Adelaja 2 Val Nichol So. S/OH 6-0 Normal, Ill. (University) 11 Carly Cramer 3 Hilliary Fox Jr. DS 6-1 Montgomery, Ind. (Barr Reeve) 1 Rachel Davis 4 Sam Epenesa Fr. OH 6-0 Glen Carbon, Ill. (Edwardsville) 20 Anna Drewry 6 Kate Workman Fr. DS 5-6 Valparaiso, Ind. (Valparaiso HS) 18 Annie Drews 7 Amanda Neill Fr. DS 5-8 Lafayette, Ind. (McCutcheon) 4 Sam Epenesa 8 Ariel Turner Sr. OH 6-1 Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Mountain Vista) 16 Kaisley Fisher 9 Amanda Miller RS Sr. DS 5-7 Trabuco Canyon, Calif. (Mission Viejo) 3 Hilliary Fox 10 Katie Griffi n RS Jr. OH 6-2 Avon, Ind. (Avon) 15 Courtney Gosewisch 11 Carly Cramer RS Jr. DS 5-6 Martinsville, Ind. (Martinsville) 10 Katie Griffi n 12 Kierra Jones So. MB 6-1 Fishers, Ind. (Hamilton Southeastern) 12 Kierra Jones 13 Faye Adelaja Fr. MB 6-0 Baton Rouge, La., (Parkview Baptist) 9 Amanda Miller 15 Courtney Gosewisch Sr. DS 5-8 Downers Grove, Ill. (Downers Grove South) 7 Amanda Neill 16 Kaisley Fisher RS Fr. MB 6-3 Plainfi eld, Ill. (Plainfi eld North) 2 Val Nichol 17 Catherine Rebarchak RS Jr. OH 6-2 Mobile, Ala. (St. Paul’s Episcopal) 19 Bridget Powell 18 Annie Drews Fr. OH 6-4 Elkhart, Ind. (Penn) 17 Catherine Rebarchak 19 Bridget Powell Fr. DS 5-6 Oak Lawn, Ill. (Mother McCauley) 8 Ariel Turner 20 Anna Drewry Sr. MB 6-3 San Antonio, Texas (Tom C. Clark) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Head Coach: Dave Shondell (Ball State ’81, 10th year) Faye Adelaja ........................ add-uh-LAW-jaw Assistant Coach: Kathy Jewell (Northern Michigan ’98, 10th year) Courtney Gosewisch .................. GOSS-witch Assistant Coach: John Shondell (Ball State ’93, 10th year) Sam Epenesa ...........................eh-pen-ESS-uh Volunteer Assistant Coach: Jason Yhost Kaisley Fisher .................................. KAYS-lee Student Assistant Coach:
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