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Table of Contents This is Juniata Volleyball.................................................................. 2-3 The Program......................................................................................... 4-5 The Coaches......................................................................................... 6-7 The 2013 Eagles................................................................................8-27 2012 Season in Review................................................................ 28-30 Program History............................................................................. 31-37 Juniata............................................................................................... 38-41 Memo to the Media.............................................................................44 Juniata Women’s Volleyball 2013 Quick Facts

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Location Huntingdon, Pa. Founded 1876 President James A. Troha, Ph.D. Enrollment 1,600 Colors Blue and Old Gold Nickname Eagles Mascot Alfarata “Alfie” Affiliation NCAA Division III Conference Landmark Conference Home Court Memorial Gymnasium Head Coach Heather Pavlik (Juniata ’95) Record at Juniata 52-20 / 2 seasons Career Record Same Office Phone 814.641.5320 E-mail pavlikh@juniata.edu Assistant Coach Steph Strauss (Juniata ’11) Office Phone 814.641.5321 E-mail strauss@juniata.edu Assistant Coach Pat Shawaryn (Juniata ’04) Office Phone 814.641.3524 E-mail shwarp@juniata.edu 2012 Overall Record 25-12 Overall 2012 Conf. Record 6-0 Landmark Conference 2012 Postseason NCAA regional semifinals Website www.juniatasports.net

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2004 & 2006

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3 AVCA Players of the Year, and 1 AVCA Rookie of the Year 32 NCAA Tournament appearances, 25 NCAA Tournament semifinal appearances

3 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recipients in the past nine years

1 NCAA Woman of the Year (Pennsylvania)

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37 AVCA All-Americans. 32 NCAA tournament appearances. Five Academic All-Americans. 2004 & 2006 National Champions.

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VOLLEYBALL

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37 All-Americans, with 65 All-America certificates

1,304–212 All-time program record, 67–23 against Division I opponents

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t’s loud, it’s usually full for volleyball matches, and it contains some of the most knowledgeable fans in America. Juniata volleyball players love it; opposing players dread it.

The Kennedy Sports + Recreation Center has been the only home of Juniata volleyball since the program’s founding. With permanent seating for 950 and a total seating capacity of 1,350 with auxiliary seating, Kennedy is often filled with boisterous Juniata students and fans. The upper mezzanine allows fans to get different perspectives on play – perhaps contributing to the fact Juniata fans are some of the most volleyball savvy in NCAA Division III. The mezzanine also helps trap sound at floor level, intensifying the volume. All of this combines to give Juniata a huge home court advantage. Over the program’s entire history, Juniata has lost just 26 matches on the Kennedy Sports + Recreation Center court.

The court is just steps away from Juniata’s refurbished locker room, the athletic training room, and the Brumbaugh Fitness Center, making Kennedy the home-away-from-home for Juniata women’s volleyball student-athletes.

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37 AVCA All-Americans. 32 NCAA tournament appearances. Five Academic All-Americans. 2004 & 2006 National Champions.

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Brumbaugh Fitness Center

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The state-of-the-art, 5,470 square-foot, workout area features pieces of modern strength, cardio, and freeweight/bodyweight equipment. Off the “main” room is an area filled with large weights and platforms that permit an Olympic-weight-training workout. hen the Kennedy Sports + Recreation Center was completed in Located in the former multipurpose room of the Center, the facility had 1983, the Juniata College campus had an athletic facility to match further enhancements with new lighting, a sound system, mirrors, and a any in the Middle Atlantic Conference. During the summer of 1997, sectioned glass wall at the front of the room. the addition of the F. Samuel and Martha A. Brumbaugh Strength and Fitness The project was made possible through phase one of a three-tiered athletic Center on the lower level of the Center facilities improvement catapulted the Kennedy Sports + initiative.

Financial Recreation Center onto a short list of support, including a lead the finest NCAA Division III facilities in gift from Juniata Trustee the nation.

Sam Brumbaugh and his wife, Martha, helped the project take shape.

Phase two of the project included improvement of Juniata’s outdoor athletic areas, both practice and game fields, while the third, now underway, is focused on additional improvements to the Kennedy Sports and Recreation Center, specifically the locker room areas.

Doug Smith, full-time strength and conditioning coach, oversees the day-to-day operations Upper left, upper right, and above photos: the Brumbaugh Fitness Center contains an array of of the facility, including modern strength, cardio, and freeweight/bodyweight equipment. Left: the Brumbaugh Fitness Center designing programs is under the supervision of Juniata’s full-time strength & conditioning coach, Doug Smith, CSCS. structured to optimize performance and prevent athlete injury.

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THE COACHES “I provide a vehicle for growth to highly-motivated student-athletes. At Juniata you will have the chance to compete at a very high level in a highly-individualized academic environment.”

-- Heather Pavlik

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Heather Pavlik • Juniata ‘95 • Third season

ntering her third season as the head coach of the Juniata College women’s volleyball program, Heather Pavlik (‘95) has amassed an impressive 52-20 overall record. Since taking over the helm from mentor Larry Bock, Pavlik has extended the Eagles’ all-time winning streak against Landmark Conference opponents to 49-0. In 2012 the Eagles won the program’s sixth consecutive Landmark Conference title and made their 32nd NCAA tournament appearance.

A three-time All-American as a player and long time assistant at Juniata, Pavlik’s second season as head coach continued the long established winning tradition of Eagles women’s volleyball. The Eagles finished the year 25-12 overall and reached the regional semifinals of the NCAA tournament.

Five members of the 2012 squad were named All-Landmark Conference team members, and two received Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) South All-Star team honors, including offensive standout Courtney Lydick (‘14) who was also awarded American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) All-Region accolades.

The Eagles were 27-8 overall in Pavlik’s first season as head coach. Juniata continued its streak of being the only program to qualify for every Division III women’s volleyball championship.

Under Pavlik’s tutelage, two Eagles earned All-America honors in 2011, including senior libero Libby Morrison, who was both the Landmark Conference Player of the Year and Specialist of the Year, and was a Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-District honoree.

“Heather was the obvious choice to continue the rich tradition of Juniata women’s volleyball, and build upon the program’s accomplishments under Larry Bock,” said Dean of Students Kris Clarkson, at the time of Pavlik’s hiring on January 19, 2011. “She has been a part of much of that success, as a student, as an athlete, and as a coach, and understands,

perhaps better than anyone, what it takes to be a successful student-athlete at Juniata College.”

The 2010 campaign, Pavlik’s last season as an assistant, was her 15th on the bench with Juniata women’s volleyball and her eighth since being named associate head coach prior to the 2003 season. In her 15 seasons on the bench, the Eagles amassed a 493-63 record, and won the NCAA Division III national championships in 2004 and 2006.

During her tenure with Juniata women’s volleyball, the Eagles have produced 41 All-Americans. Her work with the team’s setters produced six AllAmericans, including one Division III National Player of the Year setter, as well as three more of the same honor being given to two different outside hitters.

Pavlik also served as an assistant coach with the Juniata men’s volleyball program from 1998 through 2001. The Eagles captured their first Molten Division III Invitational title in 1998 with Pavlik as an assistant coach, as well as the Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association (EIVA) Division III crown.

Juniata captured its second EIVA Division III title in 1999, while placing fourth at the Molten Invitational.

A 1995 graduate of Juniata College with a Bachelor of Science degree in biology, Pavlik earned AVCA First-team All-America honors in 1992, 1993, and 1994. She is a 2005 inductee into the Juniata College Sports Hall of Fame, and was one of six former collegiate players named to the NCAA Division III Women’s Volleyball Silver Anniversary Team. Pavlik was also named to the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) All-Centruty team for her outstanding play as a student-athlete.

She was formerly Heather Blough before marrying Mark Pavlik, the head coach of the Penn State men’s volleyball program, in June 1997. The couple live in McAlevy’s Fort, Pa., with their son, Jackson. She is a native of Johnstown, Pa., and a graduate of Richland High School.

Pavlik’s Playing Honors • Three-time AVCA First-team All-American • Juniata College Sports Hall of Fame Inductee, Class of 2005 • One of six players named to NCAA Division III Women’s Volleyball 25th Anniversary Team • 2000 inductee to the Pennsylvania Volleyball Coaches Association Hall of Fame • Middle Atlantic Conference All-Century Team (1993-2002)

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37 AVCA All-Americans. 32 NCAA tournament appearances. Five Academic All-Americans. 2004 & 2006 National Champions.

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Pat Shawaryn

Steph Strauss

Assistant Coach • Juniata ’04

Assistant Coach • Juniata ’11

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ormer Juniata College women’s volleyball All-American Steph Strauss returns to the bench for her third season as an assistant coach. She joined the coaching staff in May 2011, immediately upon her graduation from Juniata.

“I am absolutely thrilled to have Steph on my staff,” said Pavlik. “Her intelligence, personality and work ethic are a perfect fit for the Juniata women’s volleyball program. She understands where the program has been and where we want to go, and is truly a student of the game. Steph will be a great mentor and teacher for the players and an exceptional colleague for me. Above all, she bleeds blue and gold.”

Strauss, a native of Penn Hills, Pa., was a threetime American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) All-America team setter. She completed her career with 3,424 career assists, and stands sixth among Juniata’s all-time assist leaders.

Strauss tallied 1,054 assists during her senior year, averaging 9.94 per set, with 199 kills (1.88 per set) and 226 digs (2.13 per set) on her way to AVCA Second-team AllAmerica honors.

She guided a Juniata offense that finished the season with a .266 hitting percentage, ranked 10th in Division III. Strauss was named to the ESPN Academic All-America First-team, becoming the 20th Academic All-American in Juniata history and just the sixth to gain first team honors.

Off the court, Strauss was a three-time Landmark Academic Honor Roll selection and eight-time Dean’s List honoree at Juniata. She interned in both the Juniata College Sports Information and J-Club offices, and was president of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

In 2009, Strauss was the recipient of the NCAA “Elite 88” Award at the Division III Women’s Volleyball Championship, as the student-athlete with the highest grade point average of any participant at the championship site. Strauss was named the recipient of the Landmark’s Senior Scholar-Athlete Award for women’s volleyball, as voted upon by a committee of Landmark athletic directors, sports information directors, and conference officers.

She graduated from Juniata with a Bachelor of Arts degree in sport marketing and management and recently earned her masters in sports management from California University of Pennsylvania.

Beth Kozak

former All-American setter for the Eagles, Huntingdon native, Beth Kozak, returned to the Juniata women’s volleyball program for her third season as an assistant coach to former mentor Heather Pavlik.

Kozak earned AVCA Second-Team All-America honors in 2007 after logging 1,325 assists, an average of 12.99 assists per set. She followed up with Honorable Mention All-America honors in 2008 as a senior, after averaging 5.30 assists per set in Juniata’s 6-2 offense.

Kozak tallied 3,810 assists for her career and ranks sixth among Juniata’s alltime career leaders. A member of the 2006 NCAA National Championship team, averaged 9.50 assists over 401 sets played, and logged 1,019 digs (2.54 per set), 135 service aces (0.34 per set), 120 kills (0.30 per set), and 70 total blocks (0.17 per set).

Kozak graduated from Juniata in 2009 with a Bachelor of Science degree in educational studies with secondary emphasis in psychology. She received her master’s in counseling from West Chester University, and currently works as a Clinical Coordinator/Mobile Therapist in the Huntingdon area and is the Guidance Counselor at Tussey Mountain Junior High School.

As a high school junior, Kozak was a member of Huntingdon Area High School’s 2003 Pennsylvania girls’ volleyball state championship squad.

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2004 Juniata graduate and four-time Juniata men’s volleyball varsity letter winner, Pat Shawaryn, returns to his alma mater for his third season assisting the women’s volleyball program.

Additionally, Shawaryn is an assistant coach for the men’s team. In 2013 he was named American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) men’s volleyball National Assistant Coach of the Year.

Prior to returning to Juniata, Shawaryn coached the girl’s varsity volleyball squad at Hempfield High School from 2009-2011. Over his three seasons at the helm, he guided the team to a Pennsylvania AAA State Championship crown in 2010, second place in 2011 and third place in 2009. Additionally, the team took seven tournament titles and three Section, League and AAA District championships.

Thanks to the success of the program, Shawaryn was named Coach of the Year for all three seasons.

Prior to his head coaching role at Hempfield, Shawaryn led the Damon’s Volleyball Club team to back-to-back top ten finishes at the 2005 and 2006 Boys National Championships, while also coaching three players to All-American status.

Shawaryn was a member of the Juniata 2004 Division III National Championship team as the squad’s libero.

He graduated with a bachelor’s in politics with a concentration in law and philosophy, and minored in criminal justice and history.

Doug Smith,

Volunteer Assistant Coach • Juniata ’09

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here are a lot of elements to being successful collegiate athlete, and as part of the Juniata College athletic department, you’ll be given every opportunity to succeed. Part of those opportunities are access to Juniata’s strength and conditioning program headed by full-time strength coach Doug Smith.

Working in the first-rate Brumbaugh Fitness Center, Coach Smith designs in-season and off-season conditioning programs unique to each team. The programs are structured to optimize performance and prevent athlete injury. Following the programs laid out by Coach Smith allows every Juniata athlete to maximize their abilities, and compete with the top athletes in all of Division III. Coach Smith is one of the most respected strength coaches in the country. He has worked as a full-time strength coach for Juniata since 1997 and is certified by the National Strength and Conditioning Association, the National Academy of Sports Medicine, and has a USA Weightlifting Federation Coaching certificate. His expertise has led him to work as a spring training consultant to major league baseball’s Texas Rangers, and as the organizer and director of the annual Pennsylvania State Strength and Conditioning Clinic which regularly features some of the top strength coaches in the nation. Having Coach Smith as a resource gives Juniata athletes benefits that few other Division III institutions can match.

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Eager For More

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Juniata College women’s volleyball returns a veteran squad eager for more post season success.

The last week of November the Eagles travel to Newport News, Virginia to challenge No.5 Christopher Newport at home as well as No. 13 WisconsinWhitewater. In between Landmark Conference weekends the women’s volleyball team will travel to Salisbury Maryland to face the No. 22 Salisbury Seagulls.

Juniata will have a shot at revenge when they face the No. 8 Emory squad that ended the Eagles 2012 season. On the final day of the regular season, women’s volleyball will face their final ranked opponent, SUNYCortland, in Atlanta Georgia.

Juniata women’s volleyball opens their season on August 30th at the Cortland Invitational in Cortland New York against the Rochester University. The home season opens Friday September 6th against St. Vincent as the Eagles host the Asics National Invitational at Memorial Gymnasium.

Starting the season ranked 20th in the first American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) poll, the Juniata College Women’s Volleyball team looks to improve on last season, returning with a veteran squad for 2013.

“The coaching staff is really looking forward to this season and training the team,” said Head Coach Heather Pavlik.

“They have worked very hard over the last year and have gained some much needed experience.”

Top Returners Senior middle hitter Courtney Lydick (McKean, Pa./General Lean) is entering her final season for the Eagles coming off a FirstTeam All-Landmark Conference, Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) South All-Star, and AVCA Mid-Atlantic All-Region season. Lydick will be joined in the front row by junior outside hitter Amelia Kepler (Kane, Pa./Kane Area), who finished third on the team in total kills (282) and garnered first-team all-conference and ECAC All-Star honors.

Junior Brittani Young (Columbia, Pa./ Hepfield Area) will once again anchor the Eagles defense. The libero and defensive specialist amassed a team leading 635 digs last season - third in the league for total digs and fifth in digs per set at 4.64.

Top Newcomers Adding to the strength of the veteran roster will be a strong and promising first year class.

“With the addition of five very talented freshman, this team should be poised to do some special things,” added Pavlik.

The mixture of new talent and seasoned veterans has the Eagles geared up to make a run for their 33rd consecutive conference title (seventh Landmark title) and advance deep into the NCAA Division III national tournament.

Schedule The women’s volleyball team battled hard through a highly competitive 2012 season with matches against nine ranked teams in the regular season alone. The 2013 season looks to be a similar battle with nine matches schedule against 10

Senior middle hitter Courtney Lydick returns for her final season as an Eagle. A First-Team All-Landmark Conference selection, Lydick led the conference in 2012 with a .338 hitting percentage.

ranked opponents based on the AVCA 2013 preseason poll.

“We have quite a few returning players who now understand the demands of a competitive regular season and a playoff run,” said Pavlik. “This will be to our advantage as we start what will once again be a very competitive fall schedule.”

Four of the ranked opponents the Eagles face in the 2013 season come from inside the top eight in the country. The first big test will be on September 13 when Juniata faces No.3 Wittenberg on their home court in the Wittenberg Fall Classic. The drama continues as the Eagles are slated to face No. 7 Washington-St. Louis the very next day.

One week later Juniata and No. 16 Eastern University will square off in St. Davids, PA. Juniata holds a commanding lead in the all -time matchup. Juniata has only lost to Eastern on one occasion and won all 17 other contests between the two programs.

Junior outside hitter Amelia Kepler returns to the court after earning first-team all-conference and Eastern College Athletic Conference All-Star honor in 2012.

37 AVCA All-Americans. 32 NCAA tournament appearances. Five Academic All-Americans. 2004 & 2006 National Champions.

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2013 Roster

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1 Amy Miller* 2 Kelly Reynolds 3 Brittanie Tannenbaum 4 Amelia Kepler 5 Christine Sumner 6 Gabrielle Ooyama 7 Courtney Lydick 10 Suzanne Gloekler 11 Sarah McCarthy 13 Mar-Jana Phillips 14 Nakita Gearhart 15 Bryce Arnold 17 Rachelle Wiegand* 18 Brittani Young 19 Taylor Miles 20 Karley Christian 22 Kristin Collins * Captain

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Head Coach: Heather Pavlik (Juniata ‘95), third season Assistant Coach: Steph Strauss (Juniata ‘11), Pat Shawaryn (Juniata ‘04) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Beth Kozak (Juniata ‘09) Manager: Natalie Biesecker Strength and Conditioning Coach: Doug Smith Equipment Manager: Tony Nabozny Roster by class 4 Seniors Amy Miller, Courtney Lydick, Sarah McCarthy, Rachelle Wiegand 4 Juniors Amelia Kepler, Christine Sumner, Brittani Young 6 Sophomores Gabrielle Ooyama, Bryce Arnold, Taylor Miles, Karley Christian, Kristin Collins 5 Freshman Kelly Reynolds, Brittanie Tannenbaum, Suzanne Gloekler, Mar-Jana Phillips, Nakita Gearhart

Roster by homestate California Mar-Jana Phillips, Karley Christian Colorado Brittanie Tannenbaum

Pennsylvania Kelly Reynolds, Amelia Kepler, Courtney Lydick, Suzanne Gloekler, Nakita Gearhart, Bryce Arnold, Rachelle Wiegand, Brittani, Taylor Miles, Kristin Collins

Ohio Christine Sumner

Virginia Amy Miller

Illinois Sarah McCarthy New York Gabrielle Ooyama

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Courtney Lydick SENIOR • MIDDLE HITTER • 6-0 MCKEAN, PA. / GENERAL MCLANE

2012 (Junior): First-Team All-Landmark Conference, All Division III-American Volleyball Coaches Association, and Eastern College Athletic Conference All-Star ... saw the court in 132 sets with 22 starts for her junior season ... finished the season first in the Landmark with an impressive .338 hitting percentage, ranking 42nd in the nation ... also completed the season as the team block leader with 94 deflections ... nine of these were achieved in one match against Moravian (9/29) ... second on the team with 2.20 kills/set and a total 291 terminations ... hit a career high hitting percentage of .500 against Transylvania (9/15) and 14 kills against Susquehanna (11/3) ... concluded season with 12 double digit kill performances.

2011 (Sophomore): Played in 71 sets and made 13 starts ... finished the season fourth in the Landmark with her .280 hitting percentage ... fifth on the team with 162 kills (2.28/set) ... matched Juniata’s individual match high of 21 kills against No. 6 Christopher Newport (10/7) ... logged four double-digit kill matches ... second on the team with 48.0 total blocks ... averaged 0.68 blocks/set ... recorded a season high 7.0 blocks against Goucher College (10/16), matching Juniata’s individual single match high in all of 2011 ... tallied 5.0 blocks against No. 12 Colorado College (9/17), and had 4.0 block matches on three occasions ... charted five doubledigit point outings, including a 23.0 point performance vs Christopher Newport (10/7) that was a team single match high.

2010 (Freshman): Played in 27 sets during her freshman season as a reserve middle hitter ... put away a season-high nine kills against Carnegie Mellon (10/30) ... recorded eight kills on 14 swings with just one attack error (.500 att%) and five service aces in the Eagles’ win over Russell Sage College (9/10), finishing with a season-high 13.5 points ... tallied 48 total kills as a freshman with a .295 hitting percentage ... also logged 14.0 total blocks (0.52 per set).

High School/Club: Three-year letterwinner at General McLane ... earned Pennsylvania Volleyball Coaches Association All-State honors in 2008 and 2009 ... named Region 5 and District IX Player of the Year as a senior ... Erie Times-News Player of the Year in 2009 ... she played for the EPIC Volleyball Club.

Personal: Daughter of Bruce and Pam Lydick ... POE is sociology with a secondary emphasis in communication.

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37 AVCA All-Americans. 32 NCAA tournament appearances. Six Academic All-Americans. 2004 & 2006 National Champions.

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SINGLE-MATCH HIGHS: Kills: 14, Susquehanna, Nov 03, 2012 Attacks: 32, vs Catholic University, 10/13/12 Attack pct: .500, Susquehanna, Nov 03, 2012 (14-2-24); vs Transylvania Univ., Sep 15, 2012 (12-1-22) Assists: 3, vs Emory, Nov 10, 2012 ; vs Mount Union, Sep 14, 2012 Digs: 4, vs ClaremontMuddScripps, Oct 06, 2012 Blocks: 9, vs Moravian, Sep 29, 2012 Block solo: 3, vs Widener, Sep 1, 2012 Block assist: 9, vs Moravian, Sep 29, 2012

CAREER STATISTICS Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE 2010 27 15 48 1.78 17 105 .295 1 0.04 7 0.26 10 2011 71 29 162 2.28 58 372 .280 2 0.03 0 0.00 0 2012 132 37 291 2.20 77 633 .338 7 0.05 0 0.00 0 TOTAL 230 81 501 2.18 152 1110 .314 10 0.04 7 0.03 10

CAREER STATISTICS Season DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S 2010 6 0.22 0 7 7 14 0.52 5 0 65.5 2.41 2011 8 0.11 1 9 39 48 0.68 5 1 190.5 2.68 2012 24 0.18 0 11 83 94 0.71 10 1 343.5 2.60 TOTAL 38 0.17 1 27 129 156 0.68 20 2 599.5 2.60

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SINGLE-MATCH HIGHS: Kills: 5, vs Emory, Nov 10, 2012 Attacks: 10, at Washington U., 10/26/2012 Assists: 60, Susquehanna, Nov 03, 2012 Serve aces: 4, at Haverford College, Sep 02, 2012 ; vs Widener, Sep 1, 2012 Digs: 17, vs Mount Union, Sep 14, 2012 Blocks: 2, Catholic University, Nov 03, 2012 ; vs Emory, Nov 10, 2012 Block assist: 2, Catholic University, Nov 03, 2012 ; vs Emory, Nov 10, 2012 CAREER STATISTICS Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S 2012 137 37 31 0.23 8 79 .291 856 6.25 38 0.28 TOTAL 137 37 31 0.23 8 79 .291 856 6.25 38 0.28

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CAREER STATISTICS Season DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S 2012 297 2.17 0 0 11 11 0.08 1 13 74.5 0.54 TOTAL 297 2.17 0 0 11 11 0.08 1 13 74.5 0.54

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37 AVCA All-Americans. 32 NCAA tournament appearances. Six Academic All-Americans. 2004 & 2006 National Champions.

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Sarah McCarthy

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SENIOR• SETTER • 5-8 VILLA PARK, ILL. / Furman University

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2012 (Junior): Second-Team All-Landmark Conference ... saw the court in 132 sets and started 13 matches ... finished her first season as a Juniata Eagle with a notable 856 assists and 297 digs ... first on the team for assists and third for digs ... proved deadly with her deceiving float serve with 38 total aces for the season ... McCarthy earned the third spot among the Landmark assist leaders with 6.25 assists/ set ... earned 60 assists in one game alone against Susquehanna (11/3) where she also earned 9 digs.

Prior to Juniata: The lone Paladin selection to the Southern Conference’s 2010 All-Freshman Team at Furman University in Greenville, S.C ... earned Southern Conference Freshman of the Week honors twice during the regular season ... finished the season with 486 assists and 139 digs over 80 sets played, averaging 6.07 assists and 1.74 digs per set. Saw the court in 23 sets over 14 matches as a sophomore at Furman ... finished with 84 assists for 3.65 assists per set ... turned up 27 digs over the course of the season.

High School/Club: Voted the MVP of her team at Willowbrook High School as a senior ... earned Chicago Tribune Player of the Month honors during her senior year ... member of the distinguished 1st Alliance Volleyball Club.

Personal: Daughter of John and Jo McCarthy ... POE is integrated media arts.

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Amy Miller

SENIOR • OUTSIDE HITTER • 5-9 CHESAPEAKE, VA. / WESTERN BRANCH 2012 (Junior): Saw action in 48 sets and started four matches ... recorded two double- digit kill performances ... proved to be an offensive and defensive weapon in a battle between Juniata and Susquehanna (11/3) where Miller earned herself a double-double with 11 kills and 10 digs ... earning a season total of 62 kills (1.29/set) and 86 digs (1.79/set) ... concluded her junior season with 14 services aces.

2011 (Sophomore): Second-Team All-Landmark Conference ... saw the court in 64 sets and started 11 matches as a sophomore ... fourth on the team in total kills with 159, and third with 2.48 kills/set ... recorded four doubledigit kill performances ... put away a season-high 13 terminations against No. 6 Christopher Newport (10/6) ... also served up four aces on the Captains, and finished the season with 14 aces ... proved to be effective defensively as well, finishing the season with 150 digs (2.34/set) ... turned in seven double-digit dig matches, led by a season-high 14 digs against Division II Clarion University (9/13) ... hit double figures in points in seven matches.

2010 (Freshman): Second-Team All-Landmark Conference ... a big-hitting freshman with a powerful swing, Miller saw action in 86 sets and started 12 matches during her freshman season ... finished the year with 190 total kills, ranking fifth on the team ... her 2.21 kills per set was fourth-highest last season ... put away a seasonhigh 14 kills on 25 swings (.480 att%) against Saint Vincent (9/8) ... logged five double-digit kill performances ... served up 13 aces, including a seasonhigh three versus Susquehanna (10/3) ... fifth on the team with 136 digs (1.58 per set), with a season-high 18 digs against Wittenberg (10/29) ... posted double-figure point totals on nine occasions.

High School/Club: Four-year letterwinner at Western Branch High School ... two-time First-Team All-Southeastern District honoree (2008 and 2009) ... Second-Team All-Tidewater selection by The (Norfolk, Va.) Virginian-Pilot as a senior ... helped Western Branch win Southeastern District titles in 2006 and 2007 ... played for Coastal Virginia Volleyball Club ... named MVP of the Philadelphia Volleyball Academy Invitational in Spring 2010.

Personal: Daughter of Don and Kathleen Miller ... POE is management with a secondary emphasis in communication.

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37 AVCA All-Americans. 32 NCAA tournament appearances. Six Academic All-Americans. 2004 & 2006 National Champions.

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SINGLE-MATCH HIGHS: Kills: 14, at Saint Vincent, Sep 08, 2010 Attacks: 54, at Christopher Newport, Oct 07, 2011 Attack pct: .480, at Saint Vincent, Sep 08, 2010 (14-2-25) Assists: 3, Franklin & Marshall, Sep 04, 2010 Serve aces: 4, at Christopher Newport, Oct 07, 2011 ; vs Merchant Marine, Sep 30, 2012 Digs: 18, at Wittenberg, Oct 29, 2010 Blocks: 3, Christopher Newport, Sep 03, 2010 Block solo: 2, vs Lynchburg College, Sep 25, 2010 Block assist: 3, Christopher Newport, Sep 03, 2010 CAREER STATISTICS Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S 2010 86 30 190 2.21 95 555 .171 12 0.14 13 0.15 2011 64 27 159 2.48 75 534 .157 3 0.05 14 0.22 2012 48 18 62 1.29 19 189 .228 2 0.04 14 0.29 TOTAL 198 75 411 2.08 189 1278 .174 17 0.09 41 0.21

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CAREER STATISTICS Season DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S 2010 136 1.58 13 7 10 17 0.20 5 0 215.0 2.50 2011 150 2.34 11 1 5 6 0.09 0 0 176.5 2.75 2012 86 1.79 6 1 4 5 0.10 2 0 79.0 1.65 TOTAL 372 1.88 30 9 19 28 0.14 7 0 470.5 2.37 Juniata College 2013 Women’s Volleyball

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SINGLE-MATCH HIGHS: Kills: 16, vs Eastern University, Nov 13, 2011 ; at Indiana (PA), Oct 02, 2012 ; Carnegie Mellon, Oct 22, 2011 Attacks: 57, vs Heidelberg, Oct 29, 2011 Attack pct: .409, Penn State Altoona, Oct 13, 2011 (10-1-22) Assists: 5, Penn State Altoona, Sep 18, 2012 Serve aces: 4, vs Goucher, Oct 16, 2011 ; Transylvania, Sep 10, 2011 ; vs Moravian, Sep 29, 2012 Digs: 21, at Indiana (PA), Oct 02, 2012 Blocks: 2, 8 times Block solo: 2, vs Merchant Marine Acad, Oct 03, 2010 ; California (Pa.), Oct 11, 2011 Block assist: 2, Moravian, Oct 01, 2011 ; at UW-Whitewater, Oct 08, 2010 ; Elizabethtown, Sep 29, 2010 CAREER STATISTICS Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S 2010 93 32 145 1.56 66 447 .177 4 0.04 2011 93 34 231 2.48 107 771 .161 5 0.05 2012 116 33 117 1.01 45 394 .183 26 0.22 TOTAL 302 99 493 1.63 218 1612 .171 35 0.12

SA SA/S SE 20 0.22 44 40 0.43 43 38 0.33 32 98 0.32 119

CAREER STATISTICS Season DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S 2010 131 1.41 14 4 12 16 0.17 2 0 175.0 1.88 2011 242 2.60 13 7 14 21 0.23 6 3 285.0 3.06 2012 295 2.54 14 2 7 9 0.08 1 3 160.5 1.38 TOTAL 668 2.21 41 13 33 46 0.15 9 6 620.5 2.05

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37 AVCA All-Americans. 32 NCAA tournament appearances. Six Academic All-Americans. 2004 & 2006 National Champions.

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Rachelle Wiegand

PROGRAM COACHES EAGLES

SENIOR • OUTSIDE HITTER • 5-6 MANHEIM, PA. / MANHEIM CENTRAL

REVIEW HISTORY JUNIATA

2012 (Junior): Landmark Conference Academic Honor Roll ... saw time in 116 sets and seven match starts ... fourth on the team for digs with a total of 116 ... third on the team with 2.54 digs per set ... demonstrated great offensive ability with a total 117 kills for the season and an impressive hitting percentage of .385 against Alverno (10/27). ... worked for a season-high 16 terminations and 21 digs against Indiana University of Pennsylvania on Oct. 2 ... served up four service aces against Moravian (9/29) which added to her season total of 38.

2011 (Sophomore): Played in 93 sets over 34 matches, with 18 starts ... led Juniata with 231 total kills ... averaged 2.48 kills/set ... put away a season-high 16 terminations against both Carnegie Mellon (10/22) and Eastern (11/13) ... recorded 10-or-more kills on eight occasions ... paced Juniata with a team-high 40 service aces ... served up her season high of four aces twice, against Transylvania (9/10) and again vs.

Goucher (10/16) ... sixth in the Landmark with 0.44 aces/set ... finished with 21.0 total blocks ... credited with 2.0 total blocks in three different matches, including a pair of solo blocks against California University of Pennsylvania on Oct. 11 ... proved to be effective defensively as well, finishing fifth on the team in digs with 242 and 2.60 digs/set ... eight matches with double-figure dig totals ... recorded her high of 15 digs in the NCAA Regional title match vs. Eastern (11/13) ... charted a team high 285.0 points, averaging 3.06 points/set.

2010 (Freshman): A strong-armed outside hitter who saw the court in 93 sets during her freshman season and started five matches ... tallied 145 kills (1.56 per set) as a freshman ... logged three outings with 10-ormore kills, including a season-high 11 terminations against both No. 11 UW-Whitewater (10/8) and UW-Eau Claire (10/9) ... turned up 131 digs ... sprawled for a season-best 15 digs vs. Carnegie Mellon (10/30) ... logged 11 digs against Carthage (10/9) ... notched three service aces against Dickinson (9/4), and finished the year with 20 aces.

High School/Club: Three-time Pennsylvania Volleyball Coaches Association First-Team all-state selection ... earned PIAA District III AAA Player of the Year honors as a senior ... four-time PIAA District III All-Star ... Lancaster-Lebanon League Player of the Year in 2009, while earning her third straight L-LL Section III MVP honor ... played for the Revolution Volleyball Club led by coach Dan Labonte.

Personal: Daughter of Fred and Marilyn Wiegand ... POE is communication/ttsports administration.

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Amelia Kepler

JUNIOR • OUTSIDE HITTER / OPPOSITE HITTER • 6-1 KANE, PA. / KANE AREA 2012 (Sophomore): First-Team All-Conference and Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) AllStar ... Saw action in 128 sets, and graced the starting lineup 18 times ... put down a season best 282 kills (2.20/set) the third highest on the team ... offensive talent was proven against Transylvania (9/15), with 19 terminations, earning a .457 hitting percentage ... received All-Tournament honors at the Oct 26 Washington University Halloween Invite , against Alverno, St. Ambrose, and No. 1 Washington University ... recorded 11 double-digit kill performances ... served up 19 total aces, 6 of which were achieved against Widener (9/1) ... finished ninth in the Landmark conference with .69 blocks/set.

2011 (Freshman): Saw the court in 92 sets, and cracked the starting lineup 11 times ... tallied 147 kills, averaging 1.60 kills/set ... finished seventh in the Landmark with her .227 hitting percentage ... recorded her only double-figure kill performance of the season against No. 5 Heidelberg (10/29) with 12 terminations behind a .455 hitting percentage ... led Juniata with 55 total blocks, including three block solos ... eighth in the Landmark Conference in blocks with 0.62 blocks/set ... turned in season high 4.0-block efforts against Colorado College (9/17), Moravian (10/1), Carnegie Mellon (10/22), and Susquehanna (11/5) ... had nearly half of her nine services aces against Moravian (10/1) ... hit double figures in points in four matches.

High School/Club: Three-time District 9 All-Star and in 2009 ... selected as the District 9 Player of the Year ... .named to the 2009 Pennsylvania Volleyball Coaches Association (PVCA) All-State team ... finished second in the District 9 high jump 2009 championships ... 2009 high jump state qualifier ... member of the JAVA Volleyball Club.

Personal: Daughter of Jeffery and Jane Kepler ... POE is chemistry.

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SINGLE-MATCH HIGHS: Kills: 19, vs Transylvania Univ., Sep 15, 2012 Attacks: 48, at Washington U., 10/26/2012 Attack pct: .500, Heidelberg, Oct 20, 2012 (10-0-20) Assists: 1, 6 times Serve aces: 6, vs Widener, Sep 1, 2012 Digs: 8, vs Emory, Nov 10, 2012 Blocks: 7, vs Swarthmore, Sep 1, 2012 ; vs Moravian, Sep 29, 2012 Block solo: 2, 4 times Block assist: 7, vs Moravian, Sep 29, 2012 CAREER STATISTICS Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE 2011 92 30 147 1.60 64 365 .227 4 0.04 9 0.10 13 2012 128 36 282 2.20 111 764 .224 6 0.05 19 0.15 33 TOTAL 92 30 147 1.60 64 365 .227 4 0.04 9 0.10 13 All* 220 66 429 1.95 175 1129 .225 10 0.05 28 0.13 4 CAREER STATISTICS Season DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S 2011 35 0.38 0 3 52 55 0.60 3 0 185.0 2.01 2012 62 0.48 0 17 71 88 0.69 6 0 353.5 2.76 TOTAL 35 0.38 0 3 52 55 0.60 3 0 185.0 2.01 All* 97 0.44 0 20 123 143 0.65 9 0 538.5 2.45 Juniata College 2013 Women’s Volleyball

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SINGLE-MATCH HIGHS: Kills: 17, Frank. & Marsh., Sep 22, 2012 Attacks: 31, vs Catholic University, 10/13/12 Attack pct: .448, Frank. & Marsh., Sep 22, 2012 (17-4-29) Assists: 1, 7 times Serve aces: 2, at Scranton University, 10/13/12 ; Frank. & Marsh., Sep 22, 2012 Digs: 5, Wittenberg, 9/7/12 ; at Indiana (PA), Oct 02, 2012 Blocks: 6, vs Swarthmore, Sep 1, 2012 Block solo: 2, at Cal Lutheran, Oct 06, 2012 ; vs Swarthmore, Sep 1, 2012 ; Carnegie Mellon, Sep 22, 2012 Block assist: 4, vs Swarthmore, Sep 1, 2012 ; Frank. & Marsh., Sep 22, 2012 CAREER STATISTICS Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE 2011 46 24 91 1.98 29 239 .259 1 0.02 2 0.04 5 2012 95 28 169 1.78 52 414 .283 7 0.07 13 0.14 20 TOTAL 141 52 260 1.84 81 653 .274 8 0.06 15 0.11 25 CAREER STATISTICS Season DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S 2011 12 0.26 0 4 30 34 0.74 3 1 112.0 2.43 2012 44 0.46 1 10 46 56 0.59 7 0 215.0 2.26 TOTAL 56 0.40 1 14 76 90 0.64 10 1 327.0 2.32

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37 AVCA All-Americans. 32 NCAA tournament appearances. Six Academic All-Americans. 2004 & 2006 National Champions.

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Christine Sumner

PROGRAM COACHES EAGLES REVIEW

JUNIOR • MIDDLE HITTER • 6-2 DUBLIN, OHIO / BISHOP WATTERSON

HISTORY JUNIATA

2012 (Sophomore): Second-Team All-Conference ... Saw the court in 95 sets and made 10 starts ... totaled 169 season kills with a .283 hitting percentage, earning the third spot for the Landmark Conference ... averaged a season best 1.78 kills/set ... demonstrated her offensive power with 17 kills against Franklin and Marshall (9/22) ... dominated the net from the middle with six blocks against Swarthmore (9/1) ... finished the season among the lead team blockers with 56.

2011(Freshman):Sawactionin46setsandmadesixstarts...finishedherfreshmanseasonwith91killsanda.259hitting percentage...averaged1.98kills/set...putawayaseasonhigh15killswitha.538hittingpercentageagainstWashington & Lee (10/29) ... posted nine kills in an early-season match against No. 5Wittenberg (9/3) ... posted 34.0 total blocks over the course of 2011, averaging 0.74 blocks/set ... logged a season high 6.0 blocks vs.Wittenberg (9/3), and had 5.0 blocks against Susquehanna (11/5) in the Landmark championship match ... hit double figures in points on two occasions.

High School/Club: Named all-conference in 2009 and 2010 ... all-district selection in 2010 ... an accomplished swimmer for Bishop Watterson ... member of the Columbus Volleyball Academy which finished fifth at the USA Volleyball Girls’ Junior National Championships in 2010.

Personal: Daughter of Neal and Karen Sumner ... POE is health administration.

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Brittani Young

JUNIOR • LIBERO / DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST • 5-3 COLUMBIA, PA. / HEMPFIELD AREA 2012 (Sophomore): First-Team All-Landmark Conference ... saw time in 137 sets and had 37 starts ... lead the team with a hefty 635 digs and 4.64 digs/set ... third in the Landmark for total digs and fifth for digs/set ... showed her great defensive talent in a battle against Catholic University of America (9/1) with 35 total digs ... sprawled out for over 20 digs in more than nine matches on the season ... earned the MVP title for her outstanding defensive performances at the Haverford Invitational, where she combined 86 digs in four matches ... .showed an offensive side as well with 32 aces for the season, three of which were against Catholic University of America (10/13).

2011 (Freshman): Saw significant playing time as a freshman defensive specialist and occasional libero, playing in 114 sets over all 35 matches while making 12 starts ... second on the team with 304 digs ... averaged 2.67 digs/ set ... recorded 11 double-digit dig matches ... turned up a season-high 32 digs vs. No. 5 Heidelberg (10/29), her only 30-dig match of the season and most of any Juniata player in 2011 in a five-set match ... her only other match with at least 20 digs was a 22-dig performance against No. 6 Christopher Newport (10/7) ... served up 27 aces, fourth-best figure on the team ... recorded a season-best four aces against Washington & Lee (10/29).

High School/Club: 2010 all-state selection ... two-time District 3 all-star earning Second-Team honors in 2009 and First-Team honors in 2010 ... named to the Section I All-Stars for three consecutive years ... led Hempfield to a 2010 AAA state championship ... selected as the Defensive MVP for the championship ... member of the Yorktowne Volleyball Club.

Personal: Daughter of Anthony Young and Barbara Brown-Young ... POE is biology/pre-physical therapy.

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SINGLE-MATCH HIGHS: Kills: 1, Eastern, Oct 20, 2012 ; vs Mount Union, Sep 14, 2012 Attacks: 4, vs Mount Union, Sep 14, 2012 Assists: 8, vs Goucher College, 10/14/12 Serve aces: 4, vs Merchant Marine, Sep 30, 2012 Digs: 35, vs Catholic University, 10/13/12 Blocks: 2, vs Transylvania Univ., Sep 15, 2012 Block solo: 2, vs Transylvania Univ., Sep 15, 2012 CAREER STATISTICS Season SP MP K K/S E 2011 114 35 1 0.01 1 2012 137 37 2 0.01 1 TOTAL 251 72 3 0.01 2

TA Pct A A/S 11 .000 13 0.11 13 .077 102 0.74 24 .042 115 0.46

SA SA/S SE 27 0.24 28 34 0.25 45 61 0.24 73

CAREER STATISTICS Season DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S 2011 304 2.67 19 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 28.0 0.25 2012 647 4.72 62 2 0 2 0.01 0 3 38.0 0.28 TOTAL 951 3.79 81 2 0 2 0.01 0 4 66.0 0.26 Juniata College 2013 Women’s Volleyball

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Bryce Arnold

SOPHOMORE • OPPOSITE HITTER • 5-10 SHIPPENSBURG, PA. / SHIPPENSBURG AREA 2012 (Freshman): Saw action in 25 ... saw her first collegiate start on Oct 27 against Alverno University ... earned 24 total terminations for her freshman season ... put down a season high six kills against Goucher (10/14), where she also produced a hitting percentage of .364 ... tallied four digs against Puget Sound (9/8).

High School/Club: Named the 2011 Shippensburg Sentinel First-Team all-star ... selected as a Chambersburg Public Opinion all-star and Mid-Penn All-Conference selection all four years of high school ... lettered each four years in volleyball and three years in track and field at Shippensburg Area ... member of Revolution Volleyball Club.

Personal: Daughter of Alan and Lori Arnold ... POE is special education/psychology CAREER STATISTICS Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S 2012 25 12 24 0.96 15 62 .145 0 0.00 0 0.00 TOTAL 25 12 24 0.96 15 62 .145 0 0.00 0 0.00

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CAREER STATISTICS Season DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S 2012 8 0.32 0 0 5 5 0.20 1 0 26.5 1.04 TOTAL 8 0.32 0 0 5 5 0.20 1 0 26.5 1.04

Karley Christian

SOPHOMORE • MIDDLE HIITER / OPPOSITE HITTER • 6-1 LAGUNA NIGUEL, CALIF. / ALISO NIGUEL 2012 (Freshman): Saw time in 68 sets and started 13 matches ... concluded her freshman season with 96 kills ... used her hard hitting float serve to acquire 19 total aces, four of which were achieved against Alverno College at the Washington University Halloween Invite (10/27) ... proved to be a blocking powerhouse with a season total of 44, earning the fourth spot as a team block leader ... shut down the heavy Emory offense with 5 blocks (10/19).

Showed offensive ability from the middle with 10 kills against Susquehanna (11/3).

High School/Club: A two-year letterwinner at Aliso Niguel, which competes in the very competitive environment of southern California volleyball ... enjoyed a distinguished career with the Saddleback Volleyball Club that was the winner of the SoCal national qualifier in 2012.

Personal: Daughter of Brian and Kristin Christian … POE is integrated media arts CAREER STATISTICS Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S 2012 68 28 96 1.41 43 266 .199 2 0.03 19 0.28 TOTAL 68 28 96 1.41 43 266 .199 2 0.03 19 0.28

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CAREER STATISTICS Season DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S 2012 31 0.46 0 8 36 44 0.65 7 0 141.0 2.07 TOTAL 31 0.46 0 8 36 44 0.65 7 0 141.0 2.07

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37 AVCA All-Americans. 32 NCAA tournament appearances. Six Academic All-Americans. 2004 & 2006 National Champions.

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Kristin Collins

PROGRAM COACHES EAGLES REVIEW

SOPHOMORE • OUTSIDE HITTER • 6-0 FREEDOM, PA. / AMBRIDGE

HISTORY JUNIATA

2012 (Freshman): Saw action in 105 matches and earned five match starts ... ended her first collegiate season with 170 kills, earning the fifth spot as a team termination leader ... produced 11 terminations against rival No. 1 Washington University (10/26), where she also had five digs ... concludes the season with 54 digs ... had 3 doubledigit kill performances, including 10 kills against No. 4 Emory University (11/10) in the final match of the season.

High School/Club: Earned All-State honors as a senior, and was a First-Team All-Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League and First-Team all-section honoree during the 2010 and 2011 seasons ... served as team captain as both a junior and senior while lettering three years in volleyball and two years in basketball ... member of Renaissance Volleyball Club.

Personal: Daughter of Tim and Joyce Collins ... POE is political psychology.

CAREER STATS Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE 2012 105 30 170 1.62 73 529 .183 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 TOTAL 105 30 170 1.62 73 529 .183 0 0.00 0 0.00 0

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CAREER STATS Season DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S 2012 54 0.51 6 3 27 30 0.29 3 1 186.5 1.77 TOTAL 54 0.51 6 3 27 30 0.29 3 1 186.5 1.77

Gabrielle Ooyama SOPHOMORE • LIBERO / DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST • 5-4 FAIRPORT, N.Y. / FAIRPORT

2012 (Freshman): Saw action in nine sets in freshman debut ... sprawled for two total digs and .22 digs/set.

High School/Club: Named Division I First-Team All-Monroe County, Monroe County Exceptional Senior AllStar Athlete, and New York Section 5 Class AA All-Tournament Team as a senior ... enjoyed a success playing career as a member of the NewYork Association beach volleyball, earning first place in the 2012 Under-21 Doubles Gold division and theWomen’s Intermediate Gold division competitions ... member ofVolleyFXVolleyball Club.

Personal: Daughter of Robert and Catherine Ooyama ... POE is biology.

CAREER STATS Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE 2012 9 8 1 0.11 0 1 1.000 0 0.00 0 0.00 2 TOTAL 9 8 1 0.11 0 1 1.000 0 0.00 0 0.00 2 CAREER STATS Season DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S 2012 2 0.22 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1.0 0.11 TOTAL 2 0.22 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1.0 0.11

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Taylor Miles RS FRESHMAN • MIDDLE / OUTSIDE HITTER • 6-2 MAPELTON DEPOT, PA / MOUNT UNION

2012 (Freshman): Due to an unfortunate injury during summer training, Miles’ debut as a Juniata eagle has been postponed.

High School/Club: Was a four-year all-conference selection ... served as her team’s captain for two seasons ... recorded her 1000th career kill during the 2011 season ... member of the Horseshoe Volleyball Club.

Personal: Daughter of Randy and Amy Miles, and the niece of Juniata College employee Dave Coder ... POE is biology.

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Nakita Gearhart FRESHMAN • MIDDLE HITTER • 5-11 WAYNESBORO, PA. / GREENCASTLE-ANTRIM

High School/Club: A four year letter-winner and multiple All-State team selection…a four-time FirstTeam Capital Division selection and named Capital Division Player of the year in 2012…selected as a Pennsylvania Volleyball Coaches Association District 3 AA All-State Team selection three years in a row…a member of Revolution Volleyball Club.

Personal: Daughter of Rick and Deanne Gearhart…POE biology/pre-med.

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Suzanne Gloekler FRESHMAN • MIDDLE HITTER • 6-0 PITTSBURGH, PA. / OAKLAND CATHOLIC

High School/Club: A four year starter for Oakland Catholic…a second-team all-section honoree in her sophomore season…received First-Team All-Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic League honors and Pennsylvania All-State in her senior season where she was captain of her school’s first undefeated season…member of Pittsburgh Renaissance National Volleyball where she attended USA junior nationals in 2010…a USA high performance volleyball member in 2011.

Personal: Daughter of Jim and Nanette Gloekler…POE is biology.

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Mar-Jana Phillips FRESHMAN • MIDDLE HITTER • 6-0 CARSON, CALIF / ROLLING HILLS PREPARATORY

High School/Club: A four year starter for Rolling Hills Prep…earned First-Team All-Harbor League in her freshman season…named All-Coast League all four years of her high school career…All-California Interscholastic Federation honors in 2011 and 2012…selected as Coastal League Player of the Year in her senior season…a member of Power Play Volleyball Club and Nfinity Volleyball Club throughout her club career.

Personal: Daughter of Bobby and Rowena Phillips…POE is business.

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Kelly Reynolds FRESHMAN • SETTER • 5-7 UPPER SAINT CLAIR, PA. / UPPER SAINT CLAIR

High School/Club: A three year starter for Coach Yoko Nagao…named as a Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League First-Team All-Section member in 2010, 2011, and 2012…earned WPIAL Second-Team All-Star honors in her junior and senior seasons…lead her team to the WPIAL Semi-Finals as a captain in her final two years…saw a successful career as a member of Renaissance National Volleyball Club from 2011 to 2013…a member of the USA Volleyball High Performance team in 2011.

Personal: Daughter of Mike and Debbie Reynolds…POE is international studies.

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Brittanie Tannenbaum FRESHMAN • OUTSIDE HITTER • 5-10 HIGHLANDS RANCH, COLO. / HIGHLANDS RANCH

High School/Club: Received First-Team All-Conference honors as an outside hitter in 2012 along with being named a scholar athlete at Highlands Ranch…started three years and served as captain in her senior year…a member of Colorado Momentum Volleyball Club where she earned multiple all-tournament selections including an All-Star selection at Colorado Crossroads in her final season.

Personal: Daughter of Ray and Selisa Tannenbaum…POE is business.

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2012 SEASON IN REVIEW PROGRAM COACHES EAGLES

Eagles Strong Season Ends At NCAA Regional Semifinals

REVIEW HISTORY JUNIATA

2012 (25-12, 6-0 Landmark) DATE OPPONENT 9-1 Widener1 9-1 Swarthmore1 9-2 Frostburg State1 9-2 Haverford1 9-4 St. Vincent 9-7 Wittenberg2 9-8 Puget Sound2 9-8 Chris. Newport2 9-14 Mount Union3 9-15 Kenyon3 9-15 Transylvania3 9-18 Penn St. Altoona 9-21 FDU-Florham4 9-21 Salisbury4 9-22 Franklin & Marshall4 9-22 Carnegie Mellon4 9-27 Clarion 9-29 Moravian*5 9-29 Susquehanna*5 9-30 Merchant Marine*5 10-2 Indiana (Pa.) 10-5 Whittier6 10-6 Claremont-M-S6 10-6 Cal Lutheran6 10-13 Scranton*7 10-13 Catholic*7 10-14 Goucher*7 10-19 Emory8 10-20 Heidelberg8 10-20 Eastern8 10-26 Washington (Mo.)9 10-27 Alverno9 10-27 St. Ambrose9 11-3 Susquehanna*10 11-3 Catholic*10 11-9 Trinity (Texas)11 11-10 Emory11

RESULT W 3-0 W 3-0 W 3-0 W 3-1 W 3-0 L 2-3 L 1-3 L 0-3 L 3-3 W 3-0 W 3-2 W 3-0 W 3-0 L 2-3 W 3-1 W 3-1 L 2-3 W 3-0 W 3-2 W 3-0 L 2-3 W 3-2 W 3-2 L 2-3 W 3-0 W 3-2 W 3-0 L 0-3 W 3-0 L 0-3 L 1-3 W 3-0 W 3-1 W 3-1 W 3-0 W 3-0 L 1-3

* Landmark Conference game 1- Haverford Invitational (Haverford, Pa.) 2- ASICS Invitational (Huntingdon, Pa.) 3- Kenyon Invitational (Gambier, Ohio) 4- Juniata Invitational (Huntingdon, Pa.) 5- Landmark Weekend #1 (Towson, Md.) 6- Cal Lutheran Invitational (Thousand Oaks, Calif.)

7- Landmark Weekend #2 (Bethlehem, Pa.) 8- Wid Guisler Invitational (Huntingdon, Pa.) 9- Washington University Halloween Invitational (St. Louis, Mo.) 10. Landmark Conf. Tournament (Huntingdon, Pa.) 11. NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional (Newport News, Va.)

For the second year in a row, the Juniata College women’s volleyball team fell short of the NCAA Division III Elite 8, dropping the final match of the season to No. 4 Emory 3-1 (19-25, 28-26, 25-19, 25-18). The season was not without highs as the Eagles won their 6th consecutive Landmark Conference tournament and made their 32nd consecutive NCAA Division III tournament appearance.

Continuing their winning ways, the Eagles maintained their perfect record in Landmark matches. The clean record included two wins over conference rival Susquehanna. On the opening weekend of Landmark Conference play the Eagles faced off against Susquehanna in a dramatic five set match. Senior Kelsey Fuller (Red Lion, Pa./Red Lion) passed the 1,000 dig milestone for her career during the match and earned her 1,000th kill just two weeks later against Catholic. Fuller finished her career with 1,242 digs placing her at ninth all time in the Juniata record books.

The second bout with Susquehanna came in the first round of the Landmark Conference Tournament. While the Crusaders took the first set the Eagle came back in a hurry winning the last three sets handedly for the 3-1 victory (25-27, 25-12, 25-16, 25-11). Junior Sarah McCarthy (Villa Park, Ill./Willowbrook) finished the match with a career-high 60 digs and Fuller also notched a career-high with 18 kills in a dominant all around showing by the Eagles. In the second match of the night, Juniata took down Catholic 3-0 in the title match. With the conference tournament win, Juniata advanced to the NCAA tournament to face Trinity (Texas).

After knocking off the Tigers 3-0 in the first round, the Juniata came up against No. 4 ranked Emory and dropped the final match of the season 3-1. Five Eagles were named All-Landmark Conference team members, two were named to the Eastern Athletic Conference (ECAC) South All-Star team, and Junior Courtney Lydick (McKean, Pa./General McLane) was named American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) All-Region. Sophomore Brittani Young (Columbia, Pa./ Helpfield Area) finished with 647 digs on the year, which puts her 10th all-time in single season digs.

The 2012 season marked the end of a career for just one senior. Kelsey Fuller (‘13) finished her career a Second-Team All-Landmark Conference member and team Most Valuable Player for the season. Fuller totaled 1,242 digs for her career, ninth all-time for Juniata women’s volleyball, and 1,100 kills while tallying 14 double-double performances in her senior season.

NCAA Statistical Leaders Individual Leaders Hitting Percentage 1. Audrey Krajec, Millikin, 42. Courtney Lydick,

Digs Per Set .436 1. Shannon Quinn, Capital .338

Team Leaders 6.73

Aces Per Set Kills Per Set 1. Jelena Markovic, Centenary (NJ) 1.13 1. Torey DeLozier, Maranatha Baptist 5.96 Assists Per Set Blocks Per Set 1. Corrine Ostrovsky, Chapman 11.76 1. Rachel Hein, Martin Luther

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1.43

Hitting Percentage 1. Stevenson 37. Juniata

.281 .229

Kills Per Set 1. Hope 45. Juniata

Aces Per Set 1. Maine Maritime

3.67

Blocks Per Set 1. Wisconsin-Stevens Point

2.79

Assists Per Set 1. Hope

12.82

Match Winning Percentage 1. St. Thomas (MN)

.976

Digs Per Set 1. Buffalo St.

22.32

13.88 12.55

37 AVCA All-Americans. 32 NCAA tournament appearances. Five Academic All-Americans. 2004 & 2006 National Champions.

2012 SEASON IN REVIEW

2012 Statistics

PROGRAM

OFFENSE

COACHES EAGLES

Name

MP-MS

K

K/Set

E

TA

Pct

A

A/Set

SA

SA/Set

SE

TA

Pct

REVIEW

Kelsey Fuller

36-21

308

2.32

113

974

.200

19

0.14

38

0.29

42

265

.842

HISTORY

Courtney Lydick

37-22

291

2.20

77

633

.338

7

0.05

0

0.00

0

0

.000

Amelia Kepler

36-18

282

2.20

111

764

.224

6

0.05

19

0.15

33

107

.692

Catherine Scholl

29-9

186

2.02

69

516

.227

1

0.01

1

0.01

6

1

-5.000

Christine Sumner

28-10

169

1.78

52

414

.283

7

0.07

13

0.14

20

100

.800

Kristin Collins

30-5

170

1.62

73

529

.183

0

0.00

0

0.00

0

7

1.000

Karley Christian

28-13

96

1.41

43

266

.199

2

0.03

19

0.28

21

104

.798

Amy Miller

18-4

62

1.29

19

189

.228

2

0.04

14

0.29

7

59

.881

Rachelle Wiegand

33-7

117

1.01

45

394

.183

26

0.22

38

0.33

32

235

.864

Bryce Arnold

12-1

24

0.96

15

62

.145

0

0.00

0

0.00

0

5

1.000

Lexi Schmidt

7-0

7

0.70

6

22

.045

0

0.00

0

0.00

0

0

.000

Sarah McCarthy

37-13

31

0.23

8

79

.291

856

6.25

38

0.28

24

250

.904

Adena Delozier

31-10

21

0.19

8

45

.289

491

4.46

19

0.17

27

147

.816

Gabrielle Ooyama

8-0

1

0.11

0

1

1.000

0

0.00

0

0.00

2

4

.500

Stephanie Dodson

16-3

2

0.05

3

9

-.111

3

0.07

0

0.00

2

1

-1.000

Brittani Young

37-0

2

0.01

1

13

.077

102

0.74

34

0.25

45

247

.818

JUNIATA COLLEGE.....

37-37

1769

12.55

643

4911

.229

1522

10.79

233

1.65

261

1533

.830

Opponents...........

37-37

1396

9.90

729

4675

.143

1259

8.93

161

1.14

247

1567

.842

JUNIATA

DEFENSE Name

S

RE

TA

Pct

DIG

Dig/S

BS

BA

Total

Blk/S

BE

BHE

POINTS

Pts/Set

Kelsey Fuller

133

42

470

.911

425

3.20

9

15

24

0.18

1

6

362.5

2.73

Courtney Lydick

132

0

19

1.000

24

0.18

11

83

94

0.71

10

1

343.5

2.60

Amelia Kepler

128

0

2

1.000

62

0.48

17

71

88

0.69

6

0

353.5

2.76

Catherine Scholl

92

3

10

.700

39

0.42

1

24

25

0.27

3

1

200.0

2.17

Christine Sumner

95

1

7

.857

44

0.46

10

46

56

0.59

7

0

215.0

2.26

Kristin Collins

105

6

70

.914

54

0.51

3

27

30

0.29

3

1

186.5

1.78

Karley Christian

68

0

3

1.000

31

0.46

8

36

44

0.65

7

0

141.0

2.07

Amy Miller

48

6

43

.860

86

1.79

1

4

5

0.10

2

0

79.0

1.65

Rachelle Wiegand

116

14

235

.940

295

2.54

2

7

9

0.08

1

3

160.5

1.38

Bryce Arnold

25

0

0

.000

8

0.32

0

5

5

0.20

1

0

26.5

1.06

Lexi Schmidt

10

0

0

.000

3

0.30

1

3

4

0.40

0

0

9.5

0.95

Sarah McCarthy

137

0

0

.000

297

2.17

0

11

11

0.08

1

13

74.5

0.54

Adena Delozier

110

1

1

.000

193

1.75

0

1

1

0.01

0

7

40.5

0.37

Gabrielle Ooyama

9

0

1

1.000

2

0.22

0

0

0

0.00

0

0

1.0

0.11

Stephanie Dodson

41

4

64

.938

58

1.41

0

0

0

0.00

0

1

2.0

0.05

Brittani Young

137

62

504

.877

647

4.72

2

0

2

0.01

0

3

38.0

0.28

JUNIATA COLLEGE.....

141

151

1434

.895

2268

16.09

65

333

231.5

1.64

42

36

2233.5

15.84

Opponents...........

141

246

1539

.840

2167

15.37

87

324

249.0

1.77

49

85

1806.0

12.81

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In the Landmark Conference

EAGLES REVIEW HISTORY JUNIATA

2012 Landmark Standings

----- Conference ----- Name W L Pct. Juniata College 6 0 1.000 Catholic 5 1 .833 Moravian 4 2 .667 Susquehanna 3 3 .500 Scranton 2 4 .333 Goucher 1 5 .167 Merchant Marine 0 6 .000

-------- Overall --------W L Pct. 25 12 .676 27 10 .730 29 9 .763 17 22 .436 20 15 .571 9 24 .273 12 17 .414

2012 All-Landmark Conference First Team Emily Carson, Sr.., Susquehanna......MH Claudia Jean, Sr., Catholic..................... OH Amelia Kepler, So., Juniata........ OPP Key Crimmins, Sr., Catholic..................MH Courtney Lydick, Jr., Juniata.......MH Kaylee Monga, Sr., Susquehanna....MH Mariana Cruz, So., Catholic.......................S Jesse Krasley, Sr., Moravian...............L/DS

Second Team Julia Crilly, So., Scranton..........................OH Kelsey Fuller, Sr., Juniata............ OPP Samantha Savite, Sr., Moravian..........OH Victoria Bobyak, Fr., Moravian............MH Christine Sumner, So., Juniata.....MH Kelly Brown, Jr., Moravian.......................... S Sarah McCarthy, Jr., Juniata.............S Kristina Purcell, Sr., Catholic...............L/DS

Player of the Year: Claudia Jean, Catholic Specialist of the Year: Jesse Krasley, Moravian Rookie of the Year: Victoria Bobyak, Moravian Coaching Staff of the Year: Catholic (Nagy Abdelrazek)

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37 AVCA All-Americans. 32 NCAA tournament appearances. Five Academic All-Americans. 2004 & 2006 National Champions.

PROGRAM HISTORY PROGRAM

The Landmark Conference is a Division III athletics conference which was formed in the winter of 2005 in an effort to bring together colleges and universities from the midatlantic region with similar philosophies regarding the role of athletics as part of the overall collegiate experience. On November 30, 2006 it was announced that The Catholic University of America, Drew University, Goucher College, Juniata College, Moravian College, Susquehanna University and The United States Merchant Marine Academy had formed a soon-to-be-named Division III conference, with the University of Scranton becoming the eighth member in November of 2006. The conference began competition in September 2007.

The most literal inspiration for the Landmark Conference’s name comes from the many well-known physical landmarks of the Mid-Atlantic region encompassed by the conference. The name also reflects the significance of the institutions’ decision to align themselves with other colleges and universities of similar size, educational philosophies, and high academic standards. It highlights the Landmark Conference’s intention to stand out not only in athletics, but also in academics, emphasizing educational achievement and the important role played by athletics in the undergraduate experience.

Demonstrating the Landmark Conference’s dedication to helping studentathletes balance their obligations and excel across disciplines, conference leaders have already decided to hold long-distance games only on weekends, minimizing the time student-athletes will have to spend away from class.

The conference institutions boast some of the best academic reputations in the region, and the eight programs have combined to produce numerous

Academic All-Americans and Academic All-District selections in recent years.

Juniata’s membership in the Landmark ended its nearly 80-year affiliation with the Middle Atlantic States Collegiate Athletic Corporation and the Commonwealth Conference.

The conference sponsors championships in field hockey, men’s and women’s soccer, women’s volleyball and men’s and women’s cross country in the fall, men’s and women’s basketball, swimming and diving and men’s and women’s indoor track and field during the winter and baseball, softball, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s lacrosse and men’s and women’s outdoor track in the spring. The Landmark features perennial national powers in nearly every sport including men’s and women’s soccer, women’s volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball and will provide all student-athletes with high-level competition.

The conference’s eight institutions are spread throughout the midatlantic region, stretching from King’s Point, N.Y. in the north to Washington, D.C. in the south. The geographic diversity creates even greater opportunity for growth for the Landmark’s student-athletes. When the conference begins competition in the Fall of 2007 it marks a new chapter in the history of each of the eight institutions as the programs grow together in their unique athletic and academic enterprise.

Juniata MVPs

All-Conference Middle Atlantic Conference All-Star 1980 Julie George, Claudia Tweardy 1981 Sue Barker, Colleen Irelan, Claudia Tweardy 1982 Sue Barker, Colleen Irelan, Claudia Tweardy, Ekanong Opanayikul, Sue MacLachlan 1983 Peggy Evans, Ekanong Opanayikul 1984 Peggy Evans, Ekanong Opanayikul 1985 Mariella Gacka, Beth Hoppel 1986 Beth Hoppel, Cathy Miller, Jackie Rebert 1987 Beth Hoppel, Cathy Miller, Jackie Rebert 1988 Rhonda Bygall, Jackie Rebert, Melinda Selby, Kris Witchey 1989 Rhonda Bygall, Melinda Selby, Angie Shue, Laurie Snow, Kris Witchey 1990 Gina Leis, Larissa Weimer, Michelle Wissinger 1991 Gina Leis, Christy Orndorff, Larissa Weimer 1992 Nicki Firestone, Shelly Miller, Christy Orndorff 1993 Heather Blough, Nicki Firestone, Christy Orndorff 1994 Heather Blough, Kristi Kusch,Christy Orndorff 1995 Robin Diehl, Marci Katona, Jennifer Rebert 1996 Robin Diehl, Jennifer Rebert 1997 Anne Bock, Kristin Hershey, Marci Katona, Melissa Myers, Jennifer Rebert, Lisa Snyder 1998 Colleen Carver, Kristin Hershey, Jennie Lizun, Carrie Zeller 1999 Colleen Carver, Kristin Hershey, Jennie Lizun, Brandy Workinger, Carrie Zeller 2000 Niki Mueller, Jesse Woods, Brandy Workinger 2001 Carli Dale, Danielle Hart, Niki Mueller, Brandy Workinger 2002 Niki Mueller, Carli Dale, Johanna Holtan, Katie Laucks 2003 Carli Dale, Katie Laucks, Johanna Holtan, Katie Charles, Stephanie Kines

Juniata College 2013 Women’s Volleyball

Lindsay Habel ’04 was MVP of Juniata’s 2004 NCAA national championship team.

2004 Carli Dale, Katie Laucks, Katie Charles, Stephanie Kines 2005 Stephanie Kines, Katie Laucks, Tara McMinn, Rachael Schatz, Amber Thomas 2006 Stephanie Kines, Amber Thomas, Rachel Schatz All-Landmark Conference 2007 First-Team: Amber Thomas, Paige Johnston, Erin Albert, Beth Kozak, Megan Sollenberger

Second-Team: Megan Lamens 2008 First-Team: Amber Thomas, Megan Sollenberger, Cassie Dickmann, Beth Kozak

Second-Team: Erin Albert, Paige Johnston 2009 First-Team: Paige Johnston, Kristin Noetzel, Megan Sollenberger, Steph Strauss, Drew Barnhart

Second-Team: Kelsey Fuller 2010 First-Team: Libby Morrison, Kelsey Fuller, Kristin Noetzel, Steph Strauss

Second-Team: Amy Miller, Amanda Schmidt 2011 First-Team: Libby Morrison, Kelsey Fuller, Courtney Greenberg, Ashley Schnader

Second-Team: Amy Miller 2012 First-Team: Amelia Kepler, Courtney Lydick

Second-Team: Christine Sumner, Kelsey Fuller, Sarah McCarthy

1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Priscilla Grove Julie George Amy Bowser Sue Benusa Sue Barker Claudia Tweardy Tracey DeBlase Peggy Evans Carolyn Stambaugh Cathy Miller Cathy Miller Jackie Rebert Kris Witchey Larissa Weimer Gina Leis Heather Blough Jill Seelye Heather Blough Jennifer Rebert Melissa Myers Marci Katona Colleen Carver Colleen Carver Brandy Workinger Niki Mueller Niki Mueller Jenn Habel Lindsey Habel Stephanie Kines Stephanie Kines Amber Thomas Amber Thomas Megan Sollenberger Libby Morrison Libby Morrison Kelsey Fuller

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COACHES EAGLES REVIEW HISTORY JUNIATA

PROGRAM HISTORY PROGRAM COACHES EAGLES REVIEW HISTORY JUNIATA

All-Americans AVCA All-Americans

First Team 1981 Colleen Irelan 1982 Susan Barker

Claudia Tweardy 1985 Beth Hoppel 1986 Beth Hoppel 1987 Beth Hoppel

Cathy Miller 1989 Melinda Selby

Rhonda Bygall 1991 Christy Orndorff

Larissa Weimer 1992 Heather Blough

Christy Orndorff 1993 Heather Blough

Nicki Firestone

Christy Orndorff 1994 Christy Orndorff

Heather Blough 1995 Jennifer Rebert 1996 Robin Diehl 1997 Kristin Hershey

Melissa Myers 1998 Colleen Carver

Kristin Hershey

Carrie Zeller 1999 Colleen Carver

Kristin Hershey

Carrie Zeller 2000 Brandy Workinger 2001 Brandy Workinger 2002 Niki Mueller 2003 Carli Dale

Katie Laucks 2004 Carli Dale

Stephanie Kines

2005

2006

2007 2008 2009 2010

Stephanie Kines Katie Laucks Stephanie Kines Amber Thomas Amber Thomas Amber Thomas Megan Sollenberger Kristin Noetzel

Second Team 1984 Ekanong Opanayikul 1987 Jackie Rebert 1988 Jackie Rebert 1989 Kris Witchey 1992 Shelley Miller 1995 Robin Diehl 1996 Jennifer Rebert 2000 Jesse Woods 2001 Danielle Hart 2002 Carli Dale 2003 Johanna Holtan 2004 Katie Laucks 2005 Amber Thomas 2007 Beth Kozak 2008 Megan Sollenberger

Steph Strauss 2009 Steph Strauss 2010 Steph Strauss 2011 Libby Morrison Third Team 2005 Rachael Schatz 2007 Megan Sollenberger 2010 Libby Morrison 2011 Courtney Greenberg

ASICS/Tiger All-Americans

First Team 1987 Beth Hoppel 1988 Jackie Rebert 1989 Melinda Selby 1991 Larissa Weimer 1992 Heather Blough 1993 Heather Blough

Nicki Firestone 1994 Heather Blough

Christy Orndorff 1995 Jennifer Rebert 1996 Robin Diehl 1997 Melissa Myers 1998 Kristin Hershey 1999 Kristin Hershey

Carrie Zeller 2000 Brandy Workinger 2001 Brandy Workinger Second Team 1989 Rhonda Bygall 1991 Christy Orndorff 1992 Christy Orndorff 1993 Christy Orndorff 1995 Robin Diehl 1998 Colleen Carver

Carrie Zeller 1999 Colleen Carver 2000 Jesse Woods

CoSIDA Academic All-Americans First Team 2004 Carli Dale 2008 Amber Thomas 2010 Steph Strauss Second Team 1985 Lori Bason Third Team 1987 Cathy Miller

CoSIDA Academic All-District 1998 1999 2004

2007 2008

2009

2010 2011

Kristin Hershey Kristin Hershey Carli Dale Erin Wisor Beth Kozak Beth Kozak Amber Thomas Steph Strauss Megan Sollenberger Steph Strauss Libby Morrison

Pavlik was named first team AVCA All-American in 1992, 1993, and 1994, and has served as a coach for the Eagles since.

Third Team 1989 Kris Witchey 1992 Shelley Miller

From Eagles to Coaches Erin Albert Erin Wisor Barley Anne Bock Shari Thomas Campbell Katie Charles Casey Dale Robin Diehl Sue Gelston Dumars Kristi Fitzsimmons Kelsey Fuller Lindsey Habel Gina Leis Hockensmith Beth Kozak Abby Leonard Melissa Myers Ryan Patton

Heather Blough Pavlik Diana Hager Perry Aly Pompeani Steph Strauss Amber Thomas

Katie Charles ‘05 is now the head coach at Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio

Abby Leonard (‘06) is currently the assistant coach at Shippensburg University

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37 AVCA All-Americans. 32 NCAA tournament appearances. Five Academic All-Americans. 2004 & 2006 National Champions.

PROGRAM HISTORY

Single-Season Records Kills

Name Brandy Workinger Kristin Hershey Nicki Firestone Melinda Selby Carrie Zeller Melinda Selby Danielle Hart Amber Thomas Nicki Firestone Melissa Myers

Attacks

Name Brandy Workinger Carrie Zeller Kristin Hershey Carrie Zeller Danielle Hart Nicki Firestone Melissa Myers Amber Thomas Nicki Firestone Melinda Selby

Year Games Kills 2000 150 739 1998 143 638 1993 122 618 1988 111 562 1998 140 546 1989 123 536 2001 131 530 2007 117 525 1990 154 522 1997 132 519 Year 2000 1998 1998 1999 2001 1990 1997 2007 1993 1989

Games Attacks 150 1,563 140 1,545 143 1,403 125 1,379 131 1,346 154 1,339 132 1,325 117 1,276 122 1,245 123 1,199

Assists

Name Colleen Carver Kris Witchey Colleen Carver Heather Blough Heather Blough Beth Hoppel Carli Dale Carli Dale Kathy Kowalchyk Carli Dale

Digs

Name Carrie Zeller Megan Sollenberger Megan Sollenberger Johanna Holtan Libby Morrison Libby Morrison Brandy Workinger Johanna Holtan Megan Sollenberger Brittani Young Carrie Zeller

PROGRAM COACHES

Year Games Assists 1998 149 1,887 1988 113 1,756 1999 140 1,730 1993 131 1,719 1994 129 1,717 1987 151 1,707 2004 126 1,702 2002 124 1,629 1990 131 1,560 2001 119 1,550 Year Games Digs 1998 140 841 2007 136 831 2009 135 726 2002 128 707 2011 111 700 2010 135 691 2000 150 689 2003 123 659 2008 136 659 2012 137 647 1999 125 632

Aces

Name Claudia Tweardy Cathy Miller Sue Barker Tracey DeBlase Claudia Tweardy Melissa Myers Peggy Evans Heather Blough Melissa Myers Christy Orndorff

Total Blocks Name Cathy Miller Rhonda Bygall Cathy Miller Rhonda Bygall Larissa Weimer Jennie Lizun Kristin Hershey Stephanie Kines Wendy Koziel Kristin Hershey Jennie Lizun

EAGLES

Year Games Aces 1982 ---- 145 1987 ---- 131 1982 ---- 114 1982 ---- 108 1981 ---- 101 1997 132 96 1983 ---- 96 1994 129 94 1996 116 91 1993 111 86 Year 1987 1988 1986 1987 1991 1999 1999 2005 1995 1997 1998

Games Blocks 148 209 111 184 ---- 180 152 177 146 149 129 144 135 135 121 132 116 130 139 127 146 127

Career Records Kills

Name Nicki Firestone Christy Orndorff Kristin Hershey Amber Thomas Brandy Workinger Jackie Rebert Carrie Zeller Danielle Hart Katie Laucks Stephanie Kines

Attacks

Name Carrie Zeller Nicki Firestone Amber Thomas Christy Orndorff Brandy Workinger Danielle Hart Jackie Rebert Kristin Hershey Katie Laucks Marci Katona

Assists

Name Carli Dale Heather Blough Jennifer Rebert Beth Hoppel Colleen Carver Beth Kozak Steph Strauss Kris Witchey Peggy Evans Jessica Ritchey

Year 1990-93 1991-94 1996-99 2005-08 1998-01 1985-88 1996-99 2000-03 2002-05 2003-06

Games Kills 534 2,021 477 1,962 474 1,750 442 1,734 481 1,719 ---- 1,707 524 1,611 434 1,575 467 1,553 435 1,519

Year 1996-99 1990-93 2005-08 1991-94 1998-01 2000-03 1985-88 1996-99 2002-05 1994-97

Games Attacks 524 4,645 534 4,554 442 4,287 477 4,204 481 4,117.

434 3,993 ---- 3,930 474 3,774 467 3,321 510 3,019

Brandy Workinger

Year 2001-04 1991-94 1994-97 1984-87 1996-99 2005-08 2007-10 1986-89 1981-84 2005-08

Games Assists 480 6,385 494 6,331 388 4,538 ---- 4,525 398 4,466 401 3,810 412 3,424 ---- 3,346 ---- 2,460 482 1,801

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Digs

Name Megan Sollenberger Carrie Zeller Johanna Holtan Brandy Workinger Carli Dale Christy Orndorff Marci Katona Libby Morrison Kelsey Fuller Jessica Ritchey Jackie Rebert

Aces

Name Peggy Evans Tracey DeBlase Christy Orndorff Melissa Myers Ekanong Opanayikul Cathy Miller Heather Blough Claudia Tweardy Jessica Ritchey Marci Katona Jackie Rebert

Niki Mueller

Year 2006-09 1996-99 2000-03 1998-01 2001-2004 1991-94 1994-97 2010-11 2008-12 2005-08 1985-88

Games Digs 528 2,839 524 2,453 513 2,300 481 1,755 480 1,565 477 1,488 510 1,408 246 1,391 453 1,242 482 1,191 ----- 1,136

Year Games Aces 1981-84 ---- 351 1981-84 ---- 336 1991-94 477 308 1994-97 427 301 1981-84 ---- 282 1984-87 ---- 278 1991-94 494 248 1979-82 ---- 246 2005-08 482 213 1994-97 510 212 1985-88 ---- 212

Stephanie Kines ’07 completed her Juniata career ranked ninth in career kills and fourth in career blocks.

Total Blocks Name Rhonda Bygall Cathy Miller Larissa Weimer Stephanie Kines Niki Mueller Kristin Hershey Robin Diehl Erin Albert Katie Laucks Jennie Lizun

Year 1986-89 1984-87 1988-91 2003-06 1999-02 1996-99 1993-96 2005-08 2002-05 1996-99

Games Blocks ---- 620 ---- 566 447 529 435 413 489 397 474 379 479 374 405 364 467 351 394 334

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REVIEW HISTORY JUNIATA

PROGRAM HISTORY PROGRAM

Year-by-Year Results

COACHES EAGLES REVIEW HISTORY JUNIATA

1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Overall 15-3 16-4 24-9 32-7 38-6 43-5 35-14 49-6 40-8 36-10 53-5 44-7 39-5 41-10 44-6 37-5 42-4 37-9 36-5 43-1 43-2 39-3 35-6 33-10 30-9 33-6 38-1 37-3 37-2 41-1 37-5 35-5 36-4 34-6 27-8 25-12

Regular Season 11-0 13-2 19-4 25-3 30-3 35-3 28-13 42-5 30-7 28-8 45-3 34-6 30-4 36-8 38-5 33-4 36-3 31-8 32-4 37-0 37-1 34-1 30-4 28-8 24-8 28-4 34-0 30-3 31-1 33-1 31-4 29-4 29-3 28-5 23-7 22-11

Overall

3-3 (4th) 4-2 (3rd) 1-2 (dnp)

NCAA Tournament

Post-Season Finish

2-1 (2nd) 2-2 (4th) 1-1 (5th) 1-1 (5th) 4-1 (3rd) 2-2 (4th) 2-2 (4th) 4-1 (3rd) 3-1 (3rd) 2-2 (4th) 3-1 (3rd) 1-1 (5th) 3-1 (2nd) 4-1 (3rd) 2-1 (5th) 4-1 (2nd) 4-1 (2nd) 3-2 (4th) 3-2 (4th) 3-2 (4th) 4-1 (3rd) 3-2 (4th) 2-1 (5th) 5-0 (1st) 4-1 (2nd) 6-0 (1st) 4-1 4-1 5-1 4-1 2-1 1-1

NCAA National Runner-Up NCAA National Semifinalist NCAA Quarterfinals NCAA Quarterfinals NCAA National Semifinalist NCAA National Semifinalist NCAA National Semifinalist NCAA National Semifinalist NCAA National Semifinalist NCAA National Semifinalist NCAA National Semifinalist NCAA Quarterfinals NCAA National Runner-Up NCAA National Semifinalist NCAA Quarterfinals NCAA National Runner-Up NCAA National Runner-Up NCAA National Semifinalist NCAA National Semifinalist NCAA National Semifinalist NCAA National Semifinalist NCAA National Semifinalist NCAA Quarterfinals NCAA National Champions NCAA National Runner-Up NCAA National Champions NCAA National Semifinalist NCAA National Semifinalist NCAA National Runner-UP NCAA National Semifinalist NCAA National Regional Finalist NCAA National Regional 2nd Round

Overall Regular Season Record: 36-0 (1.000) Tournament Record: 12-0 (1.000) Landmark Conference Opponent Winning Streak: 49

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Longest Winning Streaks

Overall: 43 (8/30/96 Clarion to 12/7/96 Washington University) Home: 92 (9/4/04 Waynesburg College to 9/29/10 Elizabethtown) Home (Reg. Season): 98 (9/18/91 Susquehanna to 10/25/98 Princeton) To Open Season: 43 (8/30/96 Clarion to 12/7/96 Washington University)

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Overall: 1,304-212 (.860) NCAA Division I: 67-23 (.744) NCAA Division II: 214-46 (.823) NCAA Division III: 967-131 (.881) NAIA/All Divisions: 56-12 (.824) Home Record: 502-34 (.936) Away Record: 246-70 (.778) Neutral Record: 555-109 (.836)

Overall Record: 332-14 (.959) Tournament Record: 103-9 (.919) Conference Opponent Winning Streak: 291 (last loss vs. Gettysburg 11/8/81)

Conference Tournament 4-3 (3rd) 3-2 (2nd) 3-2 (3rd) 3-2 (3rd) 5-0 (1st) 6-0 (1st) 6-0 (1st) 6-0 (1st) 6-0 (1st) 6-0 (1st) 6-0 (1st) 6-0 (1st) 6-0 (1st) 3-0 (1st) 3-0 (1st) 3-0 (1st) 2-0 (1st) 2-0 (1st) 2-0 (1st) 2-0 (1st) 2-0 (1st) 2-0 (1st) 2-0 (1st) 2-0 (1st) 2-0 (1st) 2-0 (1st) 2-0 (1st) 2-0 (1st) 2-0 (1st) 2-0 (1st) 2-0 (1st) 2-0 (1st) 2-0 (1st) 2-0 (1st) 2-0 (1st) 2-0 (1st)

Overall Record: 98-38 (.720) Appearances: 32 (1981-2012) Semifinalist: 24 (1981-82, 1985-91, 1993-94, 1996-02, 2004-10) National Champions: 2004 & 2006 Runner-Up: 1981 (2-3 to Cal-San Diego); 1993 (0-3 to Wash. U); 1996 (0-3 to Wash U.); 1997 (2-3 to Cal-San Diego); 2005 (2-3 to UW-Whitewater); 2009 (2-3 to Wash. U).

Third Place: 1985, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1994, 2001 Fourth Place: 1982, 1986, 1987, 1990, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002 Fifth Place: 1983, 1984, 1992, 1995, 2003

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All-Time Series Records Opponent W L Akron 0 1 Albany 1 0 Albright 20 0 Alderson Broaddus 4 0 Alfred 1 0 Allegheny 10 1 Allentown 3 0 American 3 0 Army 4 0 Ashland 4 0 Augustana 1 0 Averette 1 0 Baldwin-Wallace 5 0 Bates 1 0 Behrend 2 0 Bethel (Minn.)

1 0 Binghampton 2 0 Birmingham-Southern 1 0 Bluffton 3 0 Bowie State 1 0 Bridgewater 5 0 Brockport 7 1 Brooklyn 4 0 Bucknell 7 0 Buffalo 1 0 Cabrini 1 0 Cal Lutheran 2 0 Cal St.-Dominguez Hills 0 1 Cal State-East Bay 1 0 Cal State-L.A 0 1 Cal State-San Diego 3 8 Cal State-Stanislaus 1 0 California (Pa.) 11 6 Calvin 1 1 Canisius 1 0 Capital 1 0 Carlow 1 0 Carnegie Mellon 11 0 Opponent W L Carthage 1 0 Catholic 9 0 Cecil 1 0 Central College 0 2 Central Connecticut 1 0 Chapman 4 3 Charleston 2 0 Chatham 16 0 Christopher Newport 7 1 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 0 1 Clarion 14 1 Cleveland State 1 0 Coast Guard 2 0 Colby 1 0 Colgate 1 0 College of Notre Dame 1 0 Colorado College 4 0 Concord 1 0 Concordia College 0 1 Connecticut College 1 0 Cortland 17 1 C.W Post 2 1 D’Youville 1 0 Dallas 1 0 Delaware 2 1 Delaware Valley 1 0 Denison 1 0 Dickinson 30 0 Dowling 2 0 Drury 1 0 Juniata College 2013 Women’s Volleyball

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1 0 Lees-McRae 1 0 Lehigh 3 0 Lehman 1 0 Liberty 1 0 Liberty Baptist 1 0 LIU-Southhampton 1 0 Lock Haven 14 1 Loyola 5 2 Lycoming 10 0 Lynchburg 1 0 Madonna 1 1 Mansfield 4 4 Marquette 0 1 Mary Baldwin 1 0 Mary Washington 2 0 Marymount 1 0

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Opponent W L Maryville 2 0 Mass-Lowell 1 0 McDaniel 24 7 Merchant Marine 5 0 Mercy 2 0 Messiah 33 0 Michigan-Dearborn 2 0 Millersville 4 0 Milikin 3 0 Mills 1 0 Mississippi 1 0 MIT 3 1 Montevallo 0 2 Moravian 40 0 Morgan State 1 0 Mount Union 5 0 Mt. St. Joseph 4 0 Muhlenburg 1 0 Muskingum 11 1 Navy 4 3 Nazareth 4 0 Nebraska Wesleyan 3 1 New England 1 0 New York 7 1 New York Tech 4 0 Northwood 0 1 Oakland 1 0 Occidental 1 1 Ohio Northern 9 1 Oneonta State 1 0 Olivet 1 0 Otterbein 1 0 Pace 3 0 Penn State Altoona 9 0 Peru 1 0 Philadelphia Biblical 1 0 Pitt-Johnstown 9 0 Potsdam State 1 0 Princeton 5 7 Queen’s College 1 0 Quincy 1 0 Opponent W L Randolph-Macon 2 0 Redlands 1 0 Rhode Island College 2 1 Richard Stockton 2 0 Rio Grande 2 0 RIT 2 0 Robert Morris 2 0 Rochester 2 0 Rosary 1 0 Rose-Hulman 1 0 Rutgers-Newark 4 0 Sacred Heart 2 0 Sage Colleges 1 0 Saginaw 1 0 Salem 1 0 Salisbury 6 0 Sanoma State 0 1 Savannah 2 0 Scranton 22 1 Seton Hill 8 0 Shepherd State 1 0 Shippensburg 18 1 Simpson 2 0 Slippery Rock 16 1 Smith 2 0 Southern Virginia (NAIA) 1 0 Spring Arbor 1 0

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Opponent W L Springfield 2 0 St. Ambrose 0 1 St. Benedict 1 1 St. Bonaventure 1 0 St. Catherine 1 1 St. Francis 11 0 St. Francis (III) 0 2 St. John Fisher 1 0 St. Mary’s 2 0 St. Olaf 3 1 St. Peter’s 1 0 St. Thomas (Minn.)

4 0 St. Vincent 4 0 St. Xavier 3 1 Stevens 1 0 Stony Brook 1 0 Susquehanna 44 0 Swarthmore 2 0 Texas Lutheran 1 0 Thiel 4 0 Thomas Moore 6 1 Towson 1 0 Transylvania 1 0 Trenton State 1 0 Trinity (Texas) 11 2 UMBC 4 1 UNC Greensboro 1 0 Upsala 3 0 Ursinus 1 0 UW-Whitewater 0 1 UW-Eau Claire 1 0 Vassar 1 0 Villanova 2 1 Virginia 0 1 Virginia Tech 1 1 Opponent W L Wartburg 0 1 Washington-St.Louis 19 19 Washington & Lee 3 0 Waterloo 0 1 Wayne State 0 1 Waynesburg 7 1 Wellesley 6 1 West Chester 3 0 West Georgia 1 0 West Liberty 1 0 West Point 0 1 West Virginia 0 2 Westminster 1 0 Westmont 1 0 Wheaton 1 0 Wheeling 1 0 Whitman 1 0 Widener 13 0 Wilkes 1 0 William and Mary 1 0 Williams 3 0 Wilmington 1 0 Wisconsin-Oshkosh 5 1 Wisconsin-Parkside 1 0 Wisconsin-Platteville 2 0 Wisconsin-Stevens Point 1 0 Wisconsin-Whitewater 6 7 Wisconsin 0 1 Wittenburg 7 5 York 14 1 Youngstown State 0 1

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Juniata overcomes history, Bears to win national title From the Altoona Mirror, Nov. 28, 2004 ROCHESTER, Minn. – The looks on the faces of the Juniata College women’s volleyball team as well as the smile flashed by coach Larry Bock suggest that believe it or not, it was worth the wait.

The 24-year wait finally ended in Rochester, Minn., Saturday night as the Juniata College women’s volleyball team captured its first Division III National Championship on the strength of a 3-0 victory over Washington University (Mo.).

Juniata finished the season with a record of 37-3, while Washington finished 32-7. Juniata claimed the match by game scores of 30-27, 3027, and 30-28.

After years of heart-breaking defeats and near-misses, Juniata captured the elusive national title on its 19th trip to the national semifinals, and its fifth appearance in the national championship match. In typical fashion, Bock deflected the attention and was understated following the match.

“For 28 years I’ve come back to these press conferences and have had to come from a locker room with girls who were crying – this is much better,” Bock said. “I couldn’t feel better about the school I work for and for this team, which deserves all the credit. I also have to pass the credit to my assistant coach Heather Pavlik – I’ve been riding her shoulders for a number of years.”

As it has throughout the season, Juniata played well early and kept things tight. Juniata took the lead on the serving of Tournament MVP Carli Dale.

Washington tied the score late at 27, but Juniata followed with kills from Katie Laucks and Lindsey Habel, then an ace from Laucks to seal the win.

“We wanted to get off to a good start and prove that we were going to be annoying and hard to get rid of,” Bock said. “We were able to do that, and then just kept serving and passing well. We did a good job with that.”

Game two was controlled by Juniata most of the way. Juniata led by as many as five, including a late 22-17 edge.

It was Washington that held the lead throughout much of the deciding game. A kill from Stephanie Kines tied the match at 14. The two teams then traded side outs, with a block from Kines finally swinging the lead to 22-20 in favor of Juniata. The Eagles kept the lead at two points down the stretch, until the Bears knotted the match at 25 with a kill from Emilie Walk. Katie Charles and Laucks followed with back-to-back kills, then Habel had a pair of finishes down the

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stretch, including the match clincher.

“We wanted to contain their right side hitter (Whitney Smith) and we were able to do a pretty good job with that,” Bock said. “That’s a classy program at Washington, and it was nice to be able to get one against them. It felt right to have it be a Juniata-Washington match for the championship.”

“Juniata’s back court defense was the difference,” Washington Head Coach Rich Luenemann said.

“They played defense at the best level of any Division III team. If there’s anyone in America that it was okay to lose to, it was Larry Bock.”

The match was the third time Juniata and Washington have matched up in the championship match. The Bears claimed victories in 1993 and 1996. But Juniata had claimed the last two meetings against Washington, including a

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3-0 victory at Washington this year. Juniata ends the year having won 20 consecutive matches.

The victory capped an emotional season for Juniata which saw the team enjoy several program firsts, but also deal with the serious illness of teammate Erin Dodson of Altoona.

Dodson, who was stricken with brain cancer early in the year, made the trip to Rochester to be with her teammates. The Eagles were looking to earn that elusive title for themselves, but also for their legendary coach.

“We didn’t just do this for our team,” Kines said.

“We did it for Larry and for every former Juniata volleyball player that has gone through the program.”

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2 0 0 6 N AT I O N A L C H A M P I O N S November 18, 2006 Salem, Va.

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By Joel Cookson, Juniata Sports Information Director SALEM, Va. – It took the Juniata College women’s volleyball team 24 trips to the NCAA Tournament before winning the program’s first national championship, which the Eagles accomplished in 2004. Championship number two came much more quickly as Juniata overcame a twogames-to-one deficit to claim a 3-2 win over Washington University (Mo.) in the NCAA Division III Championship match to claim the program’s second Division III national championship Saturday night in Salem, Va. Juniata finishes the season with a record of 41-1 while Washington ends the year 38-2.

After winning game one, the Eagles dropped games two and three behind an offensive assault from Washington. But the Eagles found the answers in games four and five, rallying late in game four and then pulling ahead early in game five to earn the win by scores of 30-27, 20-30, 2230, 30-27, 15-10.

“Washington is just a wonderful team,” Juniata College Head Coach Larry Bock said. “We’re very fortunate to have won a great match against a wonderful team.”

Juniata was led offensively by seniors Stephanie Kines and Rachael Schatz, along with sophomore Amber Thomas. Kines knocked out a career-high 26 kills in her final collegiate match while hitting .412. Her efforts earned her a spot on the NCAA Division III All-Tournament team.

Thomas produced 25 kills for Juniata along with 14 digs, as was selected as the Most Outstanding Player of the tournament. Schatz knocked out 21 kills while adding 12 digs in her final contest.

Despite producing just four blocks as a team in the match, and getting outblocked 18-4 by the Bears, Juniata’s offense carried the day. The Eagles pounded out 90 kills in the contest to help overcome a efficient Washington offense that produced 73 kills and hit .312 as a team. Beth Kozak passed out a career-high 75 assists in the match and added 13 digs en route to earning AllTournament Team recognition.

Juniata turned the momentum of the match midway through game four, and carried that into the decisive fifth game. Trailing 24-20 in game four after a kill from Nikki Morrison, Juniata went on a 4-1 run to pull within one spurred by two kills from Schatz. Strong serving from Kozak sparked another run with a kill from Kines giving Juniata Juniata College 2013 Women’s Volleyball

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its first lead of the game, 27-26, and then another kills from Kines and one from Schatz gave Juniata the 30-27 win.

Then in the decisive game five, the Eagles turned up the defense as an early double block from Thomas and Erin Albert and then a solo block from Kines followed by kills from Thomas and Schatz put Juniata up 8-6. Two more kills from Kines and Schatz followed by an ace from Kozak made it 13-8 before Washington responded with a kill from Emilie Walk and a double block from Walk and Haleigh Spencer to tighten the game.

Kines then stepped up with a huge play as she posted her second block of the game, a solo stuff that moved Juniata to match point, and then Thomas closed the victory with her 25th kill.

Defensively for the Eagles, Megan Sollenberger

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brought up a team-high 23 digs as Juniata finished with 84 digs to Washington’s 76. Also producing offensively for Juniata in the match were Albert, who had seven finishes, and Paige Johnston who notched seven kills.

After winning its first national championship in its fifth appearance in the championship match in 2004, the Eagles have now earned two Division III titles and one runner-up finish in the past three seasons. Juniata’s 41 wins mark the first time since 1997 that the Eagles have gone past 40 victories in a season.

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Juniata was founded in 1876, dedicated to the same values and educational mission we practice today: providing our students with extraordinary opportunities to design their own destiny as they prepare for a fulfilling life in a global community. The experience of competing as a student-athlete at Juniata is about more than wins and losses. It’s about taking the opportunity to compete in college athletics and allowing the experience to shape the person you will become. The Juniata College department of athletics is a family, and like a family, we are committed to helping young people enjoy the experience of being a collegiate student athlete.

Students who choose to continue their athletic careers at Juniata will reap the benefit of working with coaches and trainers regarded as some of the best in Division III. Our elite coaching staff features men and women who have earned recognition as national and conference coaches of the year and tirelessly dedicate themselves to seeing that athletes reach their potential on and off the field. Every coach stresses the commitment to athletics and academics that ensures the development of their players not just as athletes, but as people.

The access to top-level instructors given the same emphasis off the playing surface.

Juniata’s respected and award-winning faculty, which includes two Pennsylvania Professors of the Year, are the heart of Juniata’s student-centered approach to education. The picturesque Huntingdon campus features distinctive facilities that foster academic growth and allow every Juniata student the opportunity to achieve the highest levels of academic success.

Each passing season brings more success stories of Juniata athletes both on and off the field. The list of All-Americans, AllConference selections and Academic All-

Americans who proudly don the Blue and Gold uniforms continues to grow, as does the list of team achievements. Those achievements include a school-record five Academic All-Americans in the 2004-05 academic year and 46 All-America honors since 1998. Juniata teams have claimed national championships, conference championships and have become regular participants in conference postseason play.

The Juniata athletics department is a place where dedicated student athletes are given a chance to excel. Students who come to Huntingdon for a chance to compete in college athletics will have the opportunity to become a part of the Juniata tradition and to write their own history in the record books.

The future is bright, and the time is now at Juniata.

Admissions Process If you think Juniata is the right college to prepare you for a rewarding future, act now. Contact the Enrollment Center/Athletic Department toll free at 1-877-JUNIATA (586-4282) and arrange an on-campus interview. Coaches are happy to set up campus tours, class visits and faculty appointments.

Students may submit their application for admission anytime after they have completed their junior year of high school. Juniata offers three opportunities for students to apply: Early Decision 1, Early Decision 2, and Regular Decision. The deadlines to apply are November 15, February 1, and March 15 respectively. Those applying during Early Decision should have already visited Juniata and consider it to be their first choice. Early Decision 1 students learn of an admission decision by December 23, and Early Decision 2 learn of an admission decision two weeks upon receipt of a completed application. Regular Decision notification begins September 15, and takes place on a rolling basis. For more details on the enrollment process at Juniata, please contact the Enrollment Center 1-877-JUNIATA or visit www.juniata.edu/admissions.

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ntercollegiate athletics came to Juniata College in 1903, when the trustees gave students permission to form teams in baseball, track, tennis, and basketball. The College hosted its first competition on June 5 of that year, when the Blue and Gold hosted Susquehanna University in a track and field meet.

Since then, Juniata student-athletes have excelled in every sport in which the Blue and Gold have taken to the court or the field. Juniata Juniata women’s volleyball celebrates its second NCAA national championship in 2006. football dominated Pennsylvania through the 1950’s, going three seasons without losing a game, culminating with an appearance in the Tangerine Bowl to close out the 1955 season. The then-Indians carried that success into the early-70s, playing in the inaugural NCAA Division III championship game, the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl, in 1973.

In more recent years, Juniata won its first NCAA Division III championships with women’s volleyball titles in 2004 and 2006. Men’s volleyball has won six Molten Division III Invitational titles, including three in a row from 2004 to 2006, giving Juniata teams eight Division III championships to date.

Field hockey and women’s basketball have each advanced to NCAA championship play in the 2000s, and the Blue and Gold have won 11 conference championships since the formation of the Landmark Conference in 2007.

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The 2004 Juniata men’s volleyball team won the Molten Division III Invitational, starting a string of three straight national titles in the sport.

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uniata College holds membership in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), the Centennial Conference for football, the Continental Volleyball Conference (CVC) for men’s volleyball, and the Landmark Conference for all other sports. Juniata College is committed to compliance with all Division III eligibility requirements.

Juniata, which currently maintains a total of 19 varsity sports, offers students and student-athletes some of the best Division III athletic facilities in Pennsylvania and the nation, including a 5,470-square-foot strength and fitness center. Studentathletes on College Hill face off against as competitive a Division III schedule as you will find anywhere in the country.

Juniata believes that a student’s college education and athletic experience should be a four-year commitment between the studentathlete, coach and institution. Our coaches, faculty and administrators take a personal interest in the lives and futures of Juniata studentathletes and treat the playing surface as an extension of the classroom.

Juniata is proud of its campus community in which people naturally want to work together, to participate and succeed.

Athletic facilities include Knox Stadium, Langdon-Goodale Baseball Field, the Kennedy Sports and Recreation Center (including Memorial Gymnasium and Binder Natatorium), eight outdoor tennis courts, a softball field and new fields for the soccer and field hockey teams at Juniata.

Memo to the Media This guide has been prepared by the Juniata College Sports Information Office and we hope that members of the media will find it helpful and informative in their coverage of Juniata women’s volleyball during the 2013 season. Any information not covered in this publication, as well as feature material or photo needs, are available by contacting Jennifer Jones, Juniata College Director of Sports Information.

All interview requests with Juniata College stafff, coaches and student-athletes must be directed to Jennifer Jones. There will be no interviews with players or coaches on game day until post-game.

Kennedy Sports + Recreation: Work space in Kennedy S+RC is limited. Priority is given to working press, but please reserve a space as early as possible. Please contact the Juniata College Sports Information Office for more information on reserving space. Phone lines are available, but calls must be made collect or with a calling card. There is a wireless network connection available through Juniata College. Must contact Sports Information Office for details.

Photographers: Only working media photographers will be granted court privileges, and are restricted to outside the pins extended to the wall, and no closer than six feet from the end of the bench. Please check-in at the Sports Information office for a credential prior to proceeding to the court.

Services: Box scores are distributed at the end of each set. Complete box scores will be distributed postgame. Play-by-play is available upon request.

For post-game interviews, please direct your requests to Jennifer Jones. Head coach Heather Pavlik and players will be available after a 10 minute cooling off period.

Juniata College Sports Information Office Kennedy Sports + Recreation Center Office FAX: 814.641.3508 Jennifer Jones, Director of Sports Information Office - 814.641.3134 , jonesj@juniata.edu Laura Chapman, Assistant Director of Sports Information Office - 814.641.3513, chapmal@juniata.edu

Quick Travel Information Huntingdon lies at the geographic center of Pennsylvania on Routes 22 and 26. Some 40 miles south of Interstate 80 and 45 north of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, it is served directly by Amtrak passenger train. The Altoona-Martinsburg and State College airports are 45 minutes by car.

Some suggested highway routes include Interstate 80 to the Bellefonte exit, then Route 26 South; or Interstate 76 (the Turnpike) to Willow Hill Interchange, then Routes 75 to 641 to 522 to 22 West. From the Washington area, use Route 70 North to Route 30, then Route 26.

Juniata College is approximately three hours by car from Pittsburgh (130 miles), Baltimore (160), and Washington D.C. (170); four hours from Philadelphia (180); and five hours from New York City (260).

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