2010 Lewis Women's Volleyball Media Guide

2010 Lewis University Women’s Volleyball Media Guide

Rachel Ruedi

Lauren Seliga

7 GLVC Championships - 9 NCaa appearances

THIS IS LEWIS UNIVERSITY

Lewis University Mission Statement Lewis University, guided by its Catholic and Lasallian heritage, provides to a diverse student population programs for a liberal and professional education grounded in the interaction of knowledge and fidelity in the search for truth.

Lewis promotes the development of the complete person through the pursuit of wisdom and justice. Fundamental to its mission is a spirit of association which fosters community in all teaching, learning and service. These distinctive values guide the University in fulfilling its mission.

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Head Coach Lorelee Smith.......................................... 2-3 Coaching Staff............................................................ 4-5 Season Preview............................................................... 5 Player Profiles........................................................... 6-19

Contents 2009 Review................................................................. 20 Neil Carey Arena/About the GLVC................................. 21 Record Book........................................................... 22-26 About Lewis............................................................ 27-32

Lewis Quick Facts Location.................................. Romeoville, Illinois 60446 Founded................................................................... 1932 Enrollment.............................................................. 6,000 Nickname................................................................ Flyers Colors........................................................ Red and White Home Arena (Capacity)............. Neil Carey Arena (1,100) National Affiliation................................ NCAA Division II Conference.......................................... Great Lakes Valley President............................... Brother James Gaffney, FSC Director of Athletics.............................. Dan Schumacher Associate Director of Athletics........................Tim Gotto Assistant Director of Athletics................. Brian Summers Faculty Athletics Rep.........................Dr. Nancy Workman Senior Woman Administrator.......................Lisa Carlsen 2009 Players Returning/Lost.................................. 12/7 2009 Overall Record............................................... 32-5 2009 GLVC Record ................................................. 14-0 2009 GLVC Tournament........................................... 2nd 2009 Postseason..................NCAA Tournament Sweet 16

Head Coach............................ Lorelee Smith (4th season)

Alma Mater................................UNC Asheville, 1998

Career/Lewis Record............................ 95-17/same Office Phone........................................... (815) 836-5775

E-mail..........................................smithlo@lewisu.edu Assistant Coach............................................... Andy Cole Assistant Coach............................................ David Heller Assistant SID (contact)............................Derrick Sloboda

Office Phone..................................... (815) 836-5248

Home Phone..................................... (708) 567-7874

E-Mail....................................... slobodde@lewisu.edu

Fax.................................................... (815) 836-5835 Athletic Trainer................................Liz D’Elia, MED, ATC Assistant Athletic Trainer................ Rachael Patera, ATC Website........................................... www.LewisFlyers.com

2010 Roster No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Name Adria Phillips Amy Choi Mary Carroll Kim Vertin Kelly McConkey Nikki Maes Lauren Seliga Colleen Mitros Hannah Koeneman Faith Watson Katie Lindsey Jillian Carlberg Carly Perschnick Rachel Ruedi Jessica Wiltjer Katie Crawford Danielle Mount Jen Krumwiede Vivian Pritz

Pos. OH L RS/OH OH/MH L L/OH OH OH MH RS OH MH OH/MH S MH S MH OH S/RS

Ht. 5-11 5-6 5-11 5-11 5-11 5-5 5-10 5-10 6-2 5-9 5-11 5-11 6-0 5-11 6-1 5-9 6-2 5-10 5-10

Yr. GS Fr. So. Fr. Sr. So. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Fr. So. So. Sr. Fr. Jr. Sr. So. So.

Hometown/High School/Last College South Bend, Ind./Riley/Indiana Vernon Hills, Ill./Vernon Hills Naperville, Ill./Naperville Central Joliet, Ill./Joliet Central Naperville, Ill./Naperville North Chicago, Ill./Queen of Peace St. Louis, Mo./Nerinx Mokena, Ill./Providence New Haven, Ind./Woodlan Mt. Morris, Ill./Oregon Jacksonville, Ill./Routt Catholic Urbandale, Iowa/Waukee Dwight, Ill./Dwight Township/Nova Southeastern Mahomet, Ill./Mahomet Seymour Lansing, Ill./Illiana Christian Downers Grove, Ill./Downers Grove South Crest Hill, Ill./Lockport Elkhart, Ind./Elkhart Memorial/IPFW Joliet, Ill./Joliet Township/Edinboro

Head Coach: Lorelee Smith (4th season) Assistant Coaches: Andy Cole (1st season), David Heller (4th season), Alex Aguirre (1st season) The 2010 Lewis University Women’s Volleyball Media Guide was produced by the Lewis University Sports Information Office, Matt Brendich, Director, and Derrick Sloboda, Assistant Director. Compiled by Derrick Sloboda with assistance from Matt Brendich and Matt Fox. Action Photos by Steve Woltmann Photography. 2007 GLVC Championship photos by Brian Drumm. 2007 NCAA Regional photos by Adam Bird. Lewis campus photos by Ron Molk. Jen Krumwiede photo provided by IPFW Sports Information, taken by Lucas Carter. Carly Pershnick photo provided by Nova Southeastern.

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Head Coach 4th Season

Lorelee

Smith

UNC Asheville, 1998 Lorelee Smith is in her fourth season as Lewis’ head women’s volleyball coach and is the fourth head coach in the 36-year history of the Lewis women’s volleyball program.

Smith has compiled a 95-17 record in three seasons at Lewis.

She has guided Lewis to Great Lakes Valley Conference Championships in 2007 and 2008 and regular season titles in 2008 and 2009. During her tenure Lewis has set school records for consecutive victories (27) and consecutive home victories (41).

Smith was named the Great Lakes Valley Conference Coach of the Year in 2009 after guiding her club to a perfect 14-0 GLVC record and 32-5 overall mark. Lewis finished the 2009 season ranked No. 9 in nation, Lewis’ highest ranking in the history of the Division II AVCA Poll. The 2009 Flyers earned a trip to the NCAA Sweet 16, their second in three seasons under Smith, by sweeping Ferris State and Saginaw Valley State in the NCAA Tournament. Outside hitter Stephanie Sagat was named the GLVC Player of the Year, Daktronics Midwest Region Player of the Year and took home AVCA All-American Second Team accolades. She became Lewis’ career leader in kills, graduating with 1,676. Setter Rachel Ruedi earned AVCA All-American Honorable Mention.

The 2008 Flyers won the GLVC Championship by compiling a 31-8 overall record and 16-2 conference mark. The Flyers hosted and won the GLVC Tournament to finish with a perfect 19-0 record at home. Sagat, Ruedi and Sara deBuhr earned allconference accolades. Sagat and deBuhr took home all-region nods. Lewis ranked as high as No. 15 in the AVCA Poll.

Smith’s 2007 Flyers recorded the highest winning percentage (.889, 32-4) in school history on their way to a GLVC Championship. The squad also set team records for sweeps (22), digs (2,561) and assists (1,923). In the NCAA Tournament, Lewis recorded victories over Ashland and Indianapolis to advance to the Sweet 16. The Flyers ranked No. 11 in the final AVCA Poll of the season.

Prior to arriving at Lewis, Smith served as assistant women’s volleyball coach at the University of Central Missouri for five seasons. At Central Missouri, Smith worked under head coach Peggy Martin, the winningest coach in NCAA Division II history.

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The Jennies finished in the top 10 nationally and had nine AllAmerica selections during Smith’s time as an assistant.

Prior to joining the staff at Central Missouri, Smith served two seasons as girls’ junior varsity volleyball coach at John Adams High School in South Bend, Indiana.

Smith played college volleyball at the University of North Carolina-Asheville under head coach Julie Torbett. In 2010 she was inducted into UNC Asheville’s Athletics Hall of Fame.

An Academic All-America selection her senior season, Smith was a four-time all-conference and two-time all-region pick.

She also was a Big South Conference Scholar Athlete. Smith finished her collegiate career as the university’s, conference’s and region’s all-time assist record holder.

Smith has played volleyball professionally with the Midwest Professional Volleyball Association. She competes in the United States Volleyball Association and is a contracted tour player and spokesperson for Extreme Volleyball Professionals, a beach volleyball tour.

A native of Mishawaka, Indiana, Smith is a graduate of Mishawaka High School. She received her bachelor’s degree in management/marketing from UNC Asheville in 1998 and earned a Master of Business Administration degree from UCM. Smith is married to Lewis head men’s volleyball coach Dan Friend.

The Smith File Year 2007 2008 2009 Total

Record 32-4 (17-2 GLVC) 31-8 (16-2 GLVC) 32-5 (14-0 GLVC) Overall: 95-17 (.841) GLVC: 47-4 (.921)

GLVC First First Second

NCAA Sweet 16 First Round Sweet 16

2009 GLVC Coach of the Year Finished 2009 ranked No. 9 in the nation 2009 GLVC & Region Player of the Year School record 27-match win streak (2009) School record 41-match home win streak (2007-09) 47-4 in GLVC matches Two NCAA Sweet 16 finishes Two AVCA All-Americans 13-5 in five set matches 61 victories have been sweeps

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Assistant Coach 1st Season

Assistant Coach 4th Season

andy

David

Ohio State, 2006

Lewis, 2008

Cole Andy Cole brings significant collegiate, club and professional experience to the Flyers bench in 2010, his first as an assistant coach for the Lewis University women’s volleyball program.

Cole served as a graduate assistant coach for the LoyolaChicago women’s volleyball program from 2007 to 2008.

His duties included assisting in practice plans, creating scouting reports and monitoring student-athlete academic progress. Cole graduated with an MBA from Loyola-Chicago in 2009.

From late 2009 to mid 2010 Cole was an assistant coach for the Rote Raben Professional Volleyball Club in Vilsbiburg, Germany. He helped the squad to a third place finish at the Under 20 German National Championships.

During the summers of 2009 and 2010 Cole was the Boys Select & Youth Continental Team Head Coach for USA Volleyball at the High Performance Championships.

Cole, the 2003 MIVA Freshman of the Year, played collegiately at Ohio State. He graduated with a finance degree in 2006. He earned second team all-conference honors three times. Cole finished his time as a Buckeye with 1,155 career kills, eighth all-time in OSU history. He was a co-captain and represented the team on the Student Athlete Advisory Board. Cole gained experience with USA Volleyball before committing to Ohio State, attending the High Performance Camp in 1998-99, was a member of the Youth Training Team in 2000 and participated on the Junior National Team in 2002.

He has extensive club experience, serving as a head or assistant coach for Wisconsin Power, D1, and North Shore Milwaukee clubs following his graduation from Ohio State.

Cole has worked camps for: Loyola-Chicago, Marquette, Nebraska, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Center Court, Matchpoint and Badger Region.

Cole also serves as an assistant coach for the men’s program at Lewis.

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Heller David Heller is in his fourth season as an assistant coach for the Lewis University women’s volleyball team and his first as a graduate assistant.

Heller helped Lewis to NCAA Sweet 16 appearances in 2007 and 2009. Lewis had a perfect 14-0 GLVC record in 2009 and finished the year ranked No. 9 in the nation. He was also on the bench for the Flyers 2008 and 2009 Great Lakes Valley Conference championships. Heller also assisted the men’s volleyball program at Lewis for two seasons. He’s worked camps for Nebraska, Creighton and Penn State.

Heller also assisted the men’s volleyball program at Lewis for two seasons. He has also worked summer camps with 3-time reigning Division I National Champions Penn State University, as well as the University of Nebraska, Creighton University, and Russ Rose’s Volleyball Express Camps.

In the spring of 2010, Heller took over the reigns as the head varsity boy’s volleyball coach at Lemont Township High School. Heller led the Indians to 17 wins and tied for fifth in the South Suburban Conference in 2010 after the squad won just five matches in 2009. The Indians won back-toback matches for the first time in program history as well as placing two members on the All-Conference First Team and being the runner up for the Conference Sportsmanship Award.

Heller earned his MBA with an emphasis in accounting in 2010. He earned a bachelors degree in communications from Lewis in 2008. He was voted junior class president, and was a member of the Deans’ List each semester.

Heller hails from Waterloo, Neb. and attended Waterloo High School where he was valedictorian of his senior class.

Assistant Coach 1st Season

alex

aguirre

Alex Aguirre begins his first season as assistant coach for the women’s volleyball team. Aguirre is a 2008 graduate of Joliet Central Township High School where he played volleyball all two years as well as for the Sports Performance Volleyball Club.

His duties will include daily organization of practice and other team activities. Aguirre is currently a biology major with a minor in business administration. He intends to pursue a career in physical therapy upon graduation from Lewis.

Season Preview

When one door closes, another opens. That’s the hope for the Lewis women’s volleyball team in 2010. AVCA AllAmerican, GLVC Player of the Year and Lewis’ career kills leader Stephanie Sagat is now a former Flyer. Her graduation, along with three other all-conference performers, means 53 percent of the team’s 1,810 kills last year came from players no longer with the team in 2010.

However it’s not statistics that head coach Lorelee Smith is looking to find on the 2010 squad. It’s finding the player, or players, she can count on in the final points of a set. Considering the out-going class was 18-7 in five-set matches during their careers, Smith had a group she knew could finish in big matches.

“We’re going to have to figure out who we go to in tight, end game situations,” Smith said. “I don’t think it is something you can simulate in practice. We will need to figure out our go-to players on the court in those tight situations.”

While Smith will admit she is unsure how starting roles will shakeout, she feels good about the setting position, specifically 2009 AVCA All-America Honorable Mention selection senior Rachel Ruedi.

“I’m very impressed with Rachel’s focus and work ethic heading into the season,” Smith said. “She’s in this to help the team go as far as possible.”

The challenge for Ruedi in her senior season will be meshing with the new hitters she will be setting.

“With the changes I think Rachel’s positive attitude is going to be important,” Smith said. “The instant/easy results might not always be there this year, but I don’t think it will bother her. I think she’s looking forward to learning how to set each hitter and the test that comes with it.”

Senior Lauren Seliga and junior Colleen Mitros look like the favorites at the outside hitter positions. The versatile Seliga averaged 2.38 kills and 3.12 digs per set last year. Mitros averaged 2.19 kills.

“Lauren has come back better than ever,” Smith said. “Offensively, defensively and even verbally she has stepped up as a leader. She’s really worked hard to bring the newcomers on the same page. That’s something that can extend far beyond this season.”

As for Mitros, 2010 has the potential to be a breakout season.

“Colleen got into beach (volleyball) this summer and increased her vertical quite a bit,” Smith said. “Skill wise and athletically she could be a dominant player in the region.”

Defensively the Flyers will look for a replacement for AVCA All-Region libero Ashlee Lindish. The favorite looks to be senior Kelly McConkey. Though she arrived at Lewis as an outside hitter, last season McConkey shined as one of Lewis’

best defensive players. She recorded 300 digs and notched 10 or more in 11 matches.

“Kelly has been super positive so far in camp and I think when she’s positive with not just others, but herself, she can be very good,” Smith said. “Her communication and ability to play as a teammate are huge assets.”

The Flyers biggest question position wise looks to be at the middle hitter position. All-conference performers Sara deBuhr and Kim Richards have left the stage. Looking to grab those two spots include senior Danielle Mount, junior Hannah Koeneman, sophomore Jillian Carlberg and sophomore Carly Perschnick.

Mount redshirted last year, but more than showed her upside in 2008, earning a GLVC Player of the Week Award.

She holds a career .325 attack percentage.

“I think the redshirt year was really good for Danielle,” Smith said. “As a sophomore she played above the net, but now I think she’s a much smarter player. She can make a set that isn’t quite perfect into a kill. She’s opened her offensive window by just becoming a smarter player.”

Perschnick comes in as a decorated transfer. The sophomore was named an AVCA All-American Honorable Mention last season at Nova Southeastern. She is one of two transfers in 2010. Outside hitter Jen Krumwiede arrives at Lewis after a season at IPFW.

“Carly and Jen will help us change our offense this year,” Smith said. “Transfers help bring variety because they’ve played under different styles of offense. They both have a powerful swing, jump really well and are very aggressive.”

2010 marks first time under Smith Lewis isn’t the defending GLVC Champions. Lewis finished No. 9 in the nation and went 14-0 in conference play last year, but had their conference tournament and NCAA regional runs stopped short by rival Indianapolis both times.

While an early season date with Indianapolis awaits on Sept. 18 at Neil Carey Arena, the Flyers face quality competition out of the gates with tournaments in Florida and Colorado. The tough schedules means Lewis will need to find chemistry quickly.

“We need to make it through our first nine matches feeling good about ourselves,” Smith said. “We need to find our weaknesses during the start of the year and set a goal of being at our best by the end of the season.”

The Flyers hope playing their best at the end of the season includes a fifth consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament. Lewis’s streak of four is currently the longest streak in the GLVC. The stretch also includes two trips to the Sweet 16.

“This team has the ability to put it all together, but we’ll need a mental push to get past regionals,” Smith said.

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Senior Outside HItter

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Lauren

Seliga St. Louis, Mo. Nerinx 2009 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and a recipient of Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student-athletes ... selected to NCAA Midwest Regional All-Tournament Team ... played in all 37 matches with 34 starts ... third on the team with 274 kills ... second on the team with 359 digs ... second on the team with 33 aces ... had 22 kills and 13 digs against West Texas A&M (Sept. 4) ... had double-digit kills in seven matches ... had double-digit digs in 21 matches ... totaled 10 digs, nine kills and five aces vs. Michigan Tech (Oct. 16) ... hit .480 with 13 kills and 14 digs vs. Lynn (Aug. 28) ... totaled 21 digs and 12 kills vs. Missouri-St. Louis (Oct. 2) ... finished with 19 digs and eight kills vs. Rockhurst (Nov. 14) ... recorded a double-double of 14 digs and 13 kills vs. Saginaw Valley State (Nov. 20) ... added 16 digs and eight kills vs. Indianapolis (Nov. 15) and at Northern Kentucky (Oct. 10) ... totaled 16 digs and seven kills vs. Winona State (Sept. 12).

2008 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and a Delahanty Award recipient ... selected to Flyer Festival all-tournament team ... played in 34 matches with 32 starts ... 15 double-digit dig matches ... hit .455 with 12 kills and four digs vs. NOVA Southeastern (Sept. 5) ... tallied 12 kills and 10 digs vs. Saint Joseph’s (Oct. 31) ... had 11 kills with 15 digs in the GLVC Tournament vs. Indianapolis (Nov. 15) ... notched 17 digs and six kills at Missouri-St. Louis (Oct. 10) ... had 16 digs with seven kills and two aces vs. Wayne State (Oct. 17) ... totaled 16 digs with eight kills at Quincy (Oct. 9) ... finished with 15 digs vs. Eckerd (Oct. 24) ... tallied 14 digs at St. Francis (Sept. 24) ... totaled 13 digs vs. Michigan Tech (Sept. 5), at Saint Xavier (Sept. 17) and at Kentucky Wesleyan (Sept. 20) ... had five kills, eight digs and five aces at UW-Parkside (Sept. 9) ... totaled nine kills and 12 digs vs. Western New Mexico (Sept. 6) ... had seven kills and 11 digs at Northern Kentucky (Nov. 8).

Career Highs

Kills: 22, vs. West Texas A&M, Attempts: 47, vs. Saginaw Valley St., Assists: 7, vs. Michigan Tech, Digs: 26, vs. Indianapolis, Aces: 5, twice, last vs. Michigan Tech, Blocks: 5, at Kentucky Wesleyan, Solo Blocks: 1, nine times, last Rockhurst, Block Assists: 5, at Kentucky Wesleyan, Year 2007 2008 2009 TOTAL

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SP 118 109 115 342

MP 36 34 37 107

K K/s E Att. Pct. 290 2.46 152 929 .149 179 1.64 101 574 .136 274 2.38 121 861 .178 743 2.17 374 2364 .156

2007 Highlights: Starting outside hitter ... played in 36 matches with 32 starts ... second on the team in aces (33) ... third on the team in digs (402) ... fourth on the team in kills (290) ... had 12 matches of double-digit kills ... totaled 23 double-digit dig matches ... seven double-doubles ... had 26 digs in the NCAA Second Round vs. Indianapolis, while adding nine kills and three block assists ... recorded five blocks while adding 12 kills and 11 digs at Kentucky Wesleyan (Oct. 20) ... had 13 kills, 16 digs and three aces in the GLVC Tournament vs.

Southern Illinois Edwardsville (Nov. 10) ... finished with 12 kills, 17 digs and two aces vs. UW-Parkside (Sept. 11) ... totaled 12 kills and 15 digs vs. Missouri-St. Louis (Oct. 12) ... finished with 14 digs, 12 kills and two aces vs. Missouri-Rolla (Oct. 13) ... totaled 11 kills, 13 digs and an ace vs. Northern Kentucky (Nov. 3) ... notched 22 digs vs. Indianapolis (Sept.

8) ... had 18 digs at Drury (Sept. 28) ... had 17 digs, nine kills and two aces in the NCAA First Round vs. Ashland (Nov. 15).

09-04-09 11-20-09 10-16-09 11-16-07 10-16-09 10-20-07 11-07-09 10-20-07

Ast. A/s 46 0.39 23 0.21 39 0.34 108 0.32

Prep/Personal: Earned one varsity letter ... as a senior, earned all-metro honorable mention accolades ... earned team MVP, Defensive MVP, and all-tournament honors at the metro-classic tournament ... had 183 kills ... as a junior, named to all-conference second team, all-metro honorable mention, team academic excellence award ... had 182 kills ... threeyear member of the honor roll ... seven years of club experience with St. Louis CY ... daughter of Betty and Jerry Seliga ... biology major.

Aces 33 25 33 91

SA/s SE 0.28 37 0.23 55 0.29 66 0.27 158

Digs D/s 402 3.41 292 2.68 359 3.12 1053 3.08

RE 26 28 28 82

BS BA 2 38 3 25 4 32 9 95

TB 40 28 36 104

B/s 0.34 0.26 0.31 0.30

BE BHE PTS PTS/s 3 4 344.0 2.92 3 2 219.5 2.01 5 1 327.0 2.84 11 7 890.5 2.60

Senior Setter

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Rachel

Ruedi

Mahomet, Ill. Mahomet Seymour 2009 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and a recipient of Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student-athletes ... Honorable Mention AVCA All-American ... Daktronics All-Region Second-Team ...

All-GLVC First Team honoree ... named GLVC Player of the Week (Sept.

8) ... named to NCAA Midwest Regional All-Tournament Team selection ... totaled 1,213 assists on the year ... second in GLVC in assists/ game (10.54) ... had 30 assists in 26 games ... recorded a career-high 56 assists and 10 digs vs. West Texas A&M (Sept. 4) ... had double-digit digs in nine matches ... had 22 digs and 49 assists against Missouri-St. Louis (Oct. 2) ... had a triple-double with 53 assists, 18 digs and 10 kills at UW-Parkside (Oct. 27) ... finished a kill short of a triple-double with 40 assists, 11 digs and nine kills vs. Michigan Tech (Oct. 16) ... totaled 49 assists vs. California (Pa.) (Sept. 11) ... finished with 43 assists vs.

Rockhurst (Nov. 14) ... totaled 40 assists vs. Montevallo (Aug. 30) and at Northern Kentucky (Oct. 10).

2008 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and a Delahanty Award recipient ... All-GLVC Second Team ... started all 39 matches ... ranked fourth in the GLVC in assists (9.97 per set) ... recorded 55 assists and 10 digs and six kills vs. Wayne State (Oct. 17) ... recorded 52 assists with seven kills and nine digs at Northern Kentucky (Nov. 8) ... dished 52 assists and 15 digs at Missouri-St. Louis (Oct. 10) ... added 50 assists and 10 digs vs.

Rockhurst (Sept. 27) ... totaled 48 assists and 20 digs vs. Eckerd (Oct. 24) ... finished with 48 assists and 19 digs vs. Saint Joseph’s (Oct. 31) ... totaled 47 assists vs. Southern Indiana (Oct. 3) ... had 46 assists and 10 digs with seven kills vs. Ferris State (Oct. 18) ... recorded 44 assists, 13 digs, six kills and five blocks vs. Indianapolis (Nov. 1) ... totaled 41 assists and nine digs at Indianapolis (Oct. 14) ... collected 42 assists and 12 digs in the GLVC Tournament vs. Indianapolis (Nov. 15) ... compiled 41 assists vs. Kentucky State (Sept. 20) ... 15 digs and 26 assists vs.

Winona State (Sept. 6).

2007 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC ... reserve setter ... played in 13 matches ... recorded 24 assists, five kills and two blocks at Kentucky Wesleyan (Oct. 20) ... recorded 10 digs with 23 assists vs. Kentucky State (Oct. 20) ... recorded 19 assists and three kills and one block vs.

Missouri-Rolla (Oct. 13) ... had 16 assists vs. Saint Francis (Aug. 28) and at Saint Joseph’s (Oct. 26) ... finished with 15 assists vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (Sept. 22).

Prep/Personal: Earned three varsity letters ... as a senior, earned Champaign-Urbana News Gazette all-state honorable mention, named to Bloomington Pantagraph all-state second team, News Gazette allarea first team, first team all-conference and Team MVP ... totaled 634 assists, 240 digs 143 kills, 52 blocks and 26 aces ... as a junior, named News-Gazette all-area first team, first team all-conference, Team MVP ... totaled 667 assists, 236 digs, 162 kills, 47 blocks and 38 aces in 2005 ... as a sophomore, News Gazette all-area honorable mention accolades, named to all-conference second team, team rookie of the year ... four-year member of the honor roll ... member of the National Honor Society ... club experience with Prime Time Volleyball and Illini Elite ... daughter of Peter Ruedi ... music merchandise major ... sings the national anthem before Lewis men’s volleyball matches.

Year 2007 2008 2009 TOTAL

SP 21 136 115 272

MP 13 39 36 88

K K/s E Att. Pct. 15 0.71 7 47 .170 129 0.95 53 367 .207 164 1.43 50 419 .272 308 1.13 110 833 .238

Ast. A/s 134 6.38 1356 9.97 1213 10.55 2703 9.94

Aces 6 29 19 54

SA/s SE 0.29 6 0.21 43 0.17 33 0.20 82

Kills: Attempts: Assists: Digs: Aces: Blocks: Solo Blocks: Block Assists: Digs D/s 34 1.62 301 2.21 285 2.48 620 2.28

RE 0 0 0 0

Career Highs

10, at UW-Parkside, 26, vs. Grand Valley State, 56, vs. West Texas A&M, 22, Missouri-St. Louis, 4, at Northern Kentucky, 5, twice, last Rockhurst, 3, at Bellarmine, 5, Rockhurst,

BS BA TB 0 5 5 6 50 56 9 51 60 15 106 121

B/s 0.24 0.41 0.52 0.44

10-27-09 10-16-09 09-04-09 10-02-09 11-08-08 11-14-09 10-09-09 11-14-09

BE BHE PTS PTS/s 0 9 23.5 1.10 7 29 189.0 1.39 3 34 217.5 1.89 10 72 430.0 1.58

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Graduate Student Outside HItter

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adria

Phillips South Bend, Ind. Riley/Indiana 2009 Highlights: Appeared in 19 matches, making two starts ... had five kills and seven digs against Henderson State (Aug. 28) ... totaled four kills against Augustana (Sept. 5), Indianapolis (Sept. 18), Saint Joseph’s (Sept. 19), and Missouri-St. Louis (Oct. 2) 2000 (At Indiana University): Member of the Hoosiers volleyball team, playing in 13 matches with 12 kills.

Prep/Personal: While attending school at Indiana, stayed active in volleyball by helping out in the Indiana volleyball office and coaching the Shank You Volleyball Club ... her club squads earned four straight bids to nationals and won the Midwest Qualifier with the No. 1 seed in the National Division at USAV’s ... at Riley High School, named MVP of the Northern Indiana Conference and set the single-season kill record as a senior ... as a junior, named first team all conference ... also an allconference selection and team captain of the softball team ... daughter of Jon and Valerie Phillips ... pursuing her master’s in education.

Kills: Attempts: Assists: Digs: Aces: Blocks: Solo Blocks: Block Assists: Year 2009

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SP MP 35 19

Career Highs

5, vs. Henderson State, 17, Missouri-St. Louis, 2, Aquinas, 7, vs. Henderson State, 2, Kentucky Wesleyan, 2, vs. Augustana,

08-28-09 10-02-09 10-24-09 08-28-09 10-24-09 09-05-09 None 2, vs. Augustana, 09-05-09

K K/s E Att. Pct. 35 1.00 14 97 .216

Ast. A/s 7 0.20

Aces SA/s SE 3 0.09 6

Digs D/s RE 34 0.97 5

BS BA TB B/s BE BHE 0 3 3 0.09 0 0

PTS 39.5

PTS/s 1.11

Senior Libero

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Kelly

McConkey Naperville, Ill. Naperville North 2009 Highlights: Deans’ List student both semesters ... appeared in all 37 matches, making 35 starts as a defensive specialist ... third on the team in digs (300) ... had double-digit digs in 11 matches ... recorded 37 service aces on the season ... recorded 20 digs against Missouri S&T (Oct. 3) ... totaled 16 digs vs. IIT (Sept. 12) ... finished with 13 digs vs. California (Pa.), at UIS (Sept. 25) and vs. Drury (Nov. 6) ... totaled 11 digs vs. West Texas A&M (Sept. 4) and vs. Rockhurst (Nov. 14) ... added 10 digs vs. Winona State (Sept. 12), vs. UW-Parkside (Sept. 22), at Quincy (Sept. 26), and vs. Missouri-St. Louis (Oct. 2).

2008 Highlights: Deans’ List student fall semester ... missed season due to injury.

2007 Highlights: Played in 16 matches ... had six kills and two block assists at Rockhurst (Sept. 29) ... notched three kills vs.

UW-Parkside (Sept. 11) and vs. Saint Xavier (Oct. 17) ... finished with a kill, an ace and two digs vs. Kentucky State (Oct. 20).

Prep/Personal: Earned two varsity letters ... earned all-conference honorable mention honors as a senior ... helped team to regional championship in junior and senior seasons ... conference all-academic junior and senior years ... has five years experience with Sports Performance Volleyball Club ... helped club team to AAU Junior National Championship in 2005 ... daughter of Kevin and Mary McConkey ... special education/elementary education major.

Career Highs

Kills: Attempts: Assists: Digs: Aces: Blocks: Solo Blocks: Block Assists: Year 2007

SP MP 24 16

2009 124 37 TOTAL 148 54

K K/s E Att. Pct. 27 1.12 20 96 .073 10 0.08 11 59 -.017 37 0.25 31 155 .039

Ast. A/s 2 0.08

Aces SA/s SE Digs D/s 1 0.04 6 12 0.50 Missed season due to injury 58 0.47 37 0.30 70 300 2.42 60 0.41 38 0.26 76 312 2.11

6, at Rockhurst, 25, at Rockhurst, 5, vs. Ferris State, 20, Missouri S&T, 3, vs. Lynn, 2, twice, last at Rockhurst,

09-29-07 09-29-07 10-17-09 10-03-09 08-28-09 09-29-07 None 2, twice, last at Rockhurst, 09-29-07

RE 3

BS BA TB B/s BE 0 6 6 0.25 1

17 20

0 0

0 6

0 6

0.00 2 0.04 3

BHE 0

PTS 31.0

PTS/s 1.29

4 4

47.0 78.0

0.38 0.53

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Senior Middle HItter

6-2

Danielle

Mount Crest Hill, Ill. Lockport

2009 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and a recipient of Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student-athletes ... used season as a redshirt campaign.

2008 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and Delahanty Award recipient ... played in 36 matches with 28 starts ... named GLVC Player of the Week on Sept. 8, averaging 1.50 blocks per set, 1.64 kills per set and finished the weekend with a .314 hitting percentage and 23 total kills during the week ... led team and ranked third in the GLVC in blocks per set (1.08) ... led team and ranked fifth in the GLVC in hitting percentage (.324) ... had 15 kills and four blocks vs. Rockhurst (Sept. 27) ... 14 blocks (four solo) and seven kills at Quincy (Oct. 9) ... hit .417 with 12 kills and seven blocks (three solo) vs. Wayne State (Oct. 17) ... totaled 14 kills and four blocks vs. Eckerd (Oct. 24) ... tallied 10 kills and four blocks (one solo) vs. Ferris State (Oct. 18) ... captured 12 blocks (four solo) vs. Michigan Tech (Sept. 5) ... added nine kills and seven blocks at Missouri-St. Louis (Oct. 10) ... had nine kills at Saint Joseph’s (Oct. 28).

2007 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC, Delahanty Award recipient and a Deans’ List student both semester ... totaled eight kills, while hitting .700, vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (Sept. 22) ... had five kills, two solo blocks and two aces vs. Kentucky State (Oct. 20).

Prep/Personal: Helped team become regional champions junior and senior year ... named to honor roll ... coached by Lewis Alumnae Rory Harrison and Theresa Nugent at UNO club volleyball ... daughter of Thomas and Janice Mount ... environmental science major.

Kills: Attempts: Assists: Digs: Aces: Blocks: Solo Blocks: Block Assists: Year SP 2007 14 2008 107 TOTAL 121

10

MP 10 36 46

Career Highs

15, Rockhurst, 35, Rockhurst, 2, Michigan Tech, 4, vs. Ferris State, 2, vs. Kentucky State, 14, at Quincy, 4, twice, last at Quincy, 10, at Quincy,

K K/s 19 1.36 212 1.98 231 1.91

E 6 56 62

Att. Pct. 39 .333 481 .324 520 .325

09-27-08 09-27-08 09-05-08 10-18-08 10-20-07 10-09-08 10-09-08 10-09-08

Ast. 0 7 7

A/s 0.00 0.07 0.06

Aces 4 0 4

SA/s SE 0.29 1 0.00 0 0.03 1

Digs 2 21 23

D/s 0.14 0.20 0.19

RE 0 0 0

BS BA TB B/s BE BHE PTS PTS/s 2 6 8 0.57 1 0 28.0 2.00 26 90 116 1.08 10 0 283.0 2.64 28 96 124 1.02 11 0 311.0 2.57

Junior Middle HItter

9

6-2

Hannah

Koeneman New Haven, Ind. Woodlan 2009 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and recipient of Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academic excellence among studentathletes ... appeared in 27 matches ... had eight kills at UWParkside (Oct. 27), vs. Ferris State (Oct. 17) and vs. UW-Parkside (Sept. 22) ... totaled four blocks vs. Southern Indiana (Oct. 23) and Grand Valley State (Oct. 16) ... swung 11 times for seven kills with no errors to hit .636 vs. Winona State (Sept. 12) ... totaled six kills vs. Aquinas (Oct. 24) and vs. Indianapolis (Nov. 15).

2008 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC, a Delahanty Award recipient and a Deans’ List student both semesters ... played in 10 matches ... had six kills on six attempts with two block assists vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (Oct. 25) ... hit a perfect 1.000 with five kills at Missouri S&T (Oct. 11) ... totaled two kills vs. UC San Diego (Aug. 30) and at Kentucky Wesleyan (Sept. 20).

Prep/Personal: Earned three varsity letters ... as a senior, all-conference, academic all-conference, co-captain, scholar athlete, featured athlete of the week, Ultimate Warrior Award ... had 310 kills and 97 blocks ... helped lead team to school’s first berth in state’s Final Four, conference co-champions ... honor roll all four years, National Honor Society member, academic honors diploma, service club member, Presidential Award for Academic Excellence, principal’s award for all A’s ... played for Ft. Wayne VBC for three years ... daughter of Mike and Linda Koeneman ... athletic training major.

Career Highs

Kills: 8, three times, last at UW-Parkside, Attempts: 20, at UW-Parkside, Assists: 2, three times, last St. Francis, Digs: 2, twice, last at West Florida, Aces: 2, vs. Kentucky State, Blocks: 4, twice, last Southern Indiana, Solo Blocks: 1, six times, last Block Assists: 4, vs. Grand Valley State, Year 2008 2009 TOTAL

SP 15 57 72

MP 10 27 37

K 18 80 98

K/s 1.20 1.40 1.36

E 3 37 40

Att. Pct. 32 .469 202 .213 234 .248

Ast. 4 14 18

A/s 0.27 0.25 0.25

Aces 3 0 3

SA/s SE 0.20 1 0.00 1 0.04 2

Digs 3 9 12

D/s 0.20 0.16 0.17

RE 0 0 0

BS BA TB B/s BE 0 6 6 0.40 2 6 31 37 0.65 4 6 37 43 0.60 6

10-27-09 10-27-09 09-09-09 08-27-09 09-20-08 10-23-09 10-31-09 10-16-09

BHE PTS PTS/s 0 24.0 1.60 2 101.5 1.77 2 125.5 1.74

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8

Junior Outside HItter

5-10

Colleen

Mitros Mokena, Ill. Providence 2009 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and recipient of Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student-athletes ... appeared in 35 matches, making four starts ... totaled 197 kills and 156 digs ... had 20 kills and 14 digs against Montevallo (Aug. 30) ... had 13 kills and seven digs vs. Rockhurst (Nov. 14) ... totaled 12 digs vs. Grand Valley State (Oct. 16) ... hit .400 with eight kills and five digs vs. Regis (Sept. 5) ... hit .471 with nine kills and just one error and seven digs vs. Missouri S&T (Oct. 3) ... added eight kills and seven digs vs. Henderson State (Aug. 28) ... hit .692 with nine kills vs. Drury (Nov. 6) ... recorded six kills and four aces vs. St. Francis (Sept. 9).

2008 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and a Delahanty Award recipient ... played in 32 matches with 16 starts ... tallied 13 kills and seven digs with an ace vs. Indianapolis (Nov. 1) ... recorded 12 kills and 14 digs vs. Ferris State (Oct. 18) ... hit .455 with 12 kills vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (Oct. 25) ... also had 12 kills at Kentucky Wesleyan (Sept. 20) ... 15 digs at Missouri S&T (Oct. 11) and at Saint Joseph’s (Oct. 28) ... had nine kills and 10 digs in the GLVC Tournament against Indianapolis (Nov. 15) ... tallied 10 digs and six kills vs. IIT (Oct. 25).

Prep/Personal: Earned four varsity letters ... as a senior, Herald News All-State Team member, named to the Daily Southtown All-State Team, named to The Star’s All-Area team, All-East Suburban Catholic Conference selection, team best 247 kills and 27 aces ... as a junior, All-Area Honorable Mention by the Daily Herald, All-East Suburban Catholic Conference selection, named to The Stars All-Area team, team high 183 kills and 24 aces ... first honor roll all four years ... played for First Alliance Volleyball Club ... member of the third place Great Lakes Region High Performance Team in 2006 ... daughter of Kevin and Anne Mitros ... psychology and sport management double major.

Career Highs

Kills: 20, vs. Montevallo, Attempts: 37, vs. Montevallo, Assists: 4, IIT, Digs: 15, twice, last at Saint Joseph’s, Aces: 4, St. Francis, Blocks: 4, four times, last Rockhurst Solo Blocks: 2, twice, last at Bellarmine Block Assists: 4, three times, last Rockhurst Year SP 2008 80 2009 90 TOTAL 170

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MP 32 35 67

K K/s E Att. Pct. 149 1.86 67 425 .193 197 2.19 69 526 .243 346 2.04 136 951 .221

08-30-09 08-30-09 09-12-09 10-28-08 09-09-09 11-14-10 10-09-09 10-03-09

Ast. 12 31 43

A/s 0.15 0.34 0.25

Aces 16 17 33

SA/s SE 0.20 29 0.19 13 0.19 42

Digs D/s 155 1.94 156 1.73 311 1.83

RE 14 7 21

BS BA 3 18 8 30 11 48

TB B/s BE 21 0.26 2 38 0.42 4 59 0.35 6

BHE PTS PTS/s 2 177.0 2.21 1 237.0 2.63 3 414.0 2.44

Junior Setter

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5-8

Katie

Crawford Downers Grove, Ill. Downers Grove South 2009 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and recipient of Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academic excellence among studentathletes and a Deans’ List student both semesters ... played in 15 matches making one start ... season-best 37 assists vs.

IIT (Sept. 12) ... had 10 matches with double-digit assists ... recorded 19 assists, five digs, four kills and three service aces vs. St. Francis (Sept. 9) ... finished with 22 assists, four digs and three aces at Maryville (Oct. 31) ... recorded 16 assists and seven digs at West Florida (Aug. 27) ... totaled 12 assists vs.

Missouri S&T (Oct. 3) and vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (Oct. 24).

2008 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and a Delahanty Award recipient ... reserve setter ... played in 23 matches ... recorded 35 assists with three aces and two digs vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (Oct. 25) ... totaled 20 assists and a kill vs. Michigan Tech (Oct. 17) ... had nine assists and two digs vs. Bellarmine (Sept. 12) and at Kentucky Wesleyan (Sept. 20) ... picked up two aces at Saint Francis (Sept. 24) ... recorded two kills and four assists at Saint Joseph’s (Oct. 28).

Prep/Personal: Earned three varsity letters during her high school career ... named one of the top 50 players in Illinois by the Chicago Sun-Times her senior season in which she helped her team achieve a 30-7 record and an Illinois High School Association Regional Championship ... won the IHSA Scholastic Achievement Award and West Suburban Conference Academic Achievement Award ... honor roll all four years ... Illinois State Scholar ... eight years of club experience, three with Sports Performance Volleyball ... daughter of Jim and Mary Crawford ... biology major.

Career Highs

Kills: 4, St. Francis, Attempts: 7, IIT, Assists: 37, IIT, Digs: 7, twice, last IIT, Aces: 3, three times, last at Maryville Blocks: 1, five times, last at Maryville, Solo Blocks: Block Assists: 1, five times, last at Maryville, Year 2008 2009 TOTAL

SP 40 26 66

MP 23 15 38

K 3 12 15

K/s 0.08 0.46 0.23

E 3 2 5

Att. Pct. 12 .000 28 .357 40 .250

Ast. A/s 86 2.15 167 6.42 253 3.83

Aces 6 8 14

SA/s SE 0.15 8 0.31 13 0.21 21

Digs 23 39 62

D/s 0.57 1.50 0.94

RE 1 0 1

BS BA TB B/s BE 0 1 1 0.03 0 0 4 4 0.15 0 0 5 5 0.08 0

BHE 2 9 11

09-09-09 09-12-09 09-12-09 09-12-09 10-31-10 10-31-10 None 10-31-10

PTS 9.5 22.0 31.5

PTS/s 0.22 0.85 0.47

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11

Junior Right Side

5-9

Faith

Watson Mt. Morris, Ill. Oregon 2009 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and recipient of Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student-athletes ... appeared in nine matches ... recorded eight kills ... season best three kills on seven attempts hitting .429 at Maryville (Oct. 31).

2008 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and a Delahanty Award recipient ... appeared in six matches ... had four kills, three digs and an ace vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (Oct. 25) ... totaled two kills at Kentucky Wesleyan (Sept. 20) and vs. Kentucky State (Sept. 20).

Prep/Personal: Earned four varsity letters ... two-time Sauk Valley Telegraph all-area selection ... named all-stateline honorable mention junior year ... named all-conference first team junior and senior seasons ... all-conference honorable mention her sophomore year ... led team in hitting percentage both junior and senior seasons ... helped team to four conference and regional championships ... honor roll student all four years ... five years of club experience with Club Fusion, React and Rockford Select ... special education/elementary education major.

Career Highs

Kills: 4, Kentucky Wesleyan, 10-25-08 Attempts: 8, Kentucky Wesleyan, 10-25-08 Assists: 1, four times, last at UIS 09-25-09 Digs: 3, Kentucky Wesleyan, 10-25-08 Aces: 1, Kentucky Wesleyan, 10-25-08 Blocks: 1, four times, last Kentucky Wesleyan, 10-25-08 Solo Blocks: None Block Assists: 1, four times, last Kentucky Wesleyan, 10-25-08 Year 2008 2009 TOTAL

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SP MP 7 6 9 9 16 15

K 9 8 17

K/s 1.29 0.89 1.06

E 2 6 8

Att. Pct. 18 .389 28 .071 46 .196

Ast. 2 2 4

A/s 0.29 0.22 0.25

Aces 1 0 1

SA/s SE 0.14 1 0.00 0 0.06 1

Digs 7 1 8

D/s 1.00 0.11 0.50

RE 0 0 0

BS BA TB B/s BE 0 1 1 0.14 0 0 3 3 0.33 1 0 4 4 0.25 1

BHE 0 0 0

PTS 10.5 9.5 20.0

PTS/s 1.43 1.00 1.25

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Sophomore 5-11 Right Side/Outside Hitter

Mary

Carroll Naperville, Ill. Naperville Central 2009 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and recipient of Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student-athletes ... appeared in nine matches totaling 19 kills ... had five kills against California (Pa.) (Sept. 11) and Quincy (Sept. 26) ... recorded three blocks at UIS (Sept. 25).

Prep/Personal: Helped Naperville Central win the Illinois Class 4A State Championship her junior year while playing under former Lewis volleyball player Brie Ruschke ... as a senior, recorded 133 kills, 47 digs and 38 blocks ... named to the honor roll all four years ... helped Sports Performance 16’s to third place at the MEQ tournament and Avalanche 17’s to a top 11 national finish ... daughter of Tom Carroll and Kay Danlquist ... psychology major.

Kills: Attempts: Assists: Digs: Aces: Blocks: Solo Blocks: Block Assists: Year 2009

SP MP 17 9

K K/s E Att. Pct. 19 1.12 10 68 .132

Ast. A/s 1 0.06

Aces SA/s SE 0 0.00 1

Digs D/s RE 10 0.59 0

Career Highs

5, twice, last at Quincy, 15, IIT, 1, IIT, 3, at Maryville,

09-26-09 09-12-09 09-12-09 10-31-09 None 3, at UIS, 09-25-09 None 3, at UIS, 09-25-09

BS BA TB B/s BE BHE 0 5 5 0.29 0 0

PTS 21.5

PTS/s 1.24

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6

Sophomore Outside HItter/Libero

5-7

Nikki

Maes Chicago, Ill. Queen of Peace 2009 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and recipient of Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student-athletes appeared in 11 matches ... had five kills against Kentucky Wesleyan (Oct. 24) ... had six digs and a block assist against Maryville (Oct. 31).

Prep/Personal: Helped Queen of Peace to two regional championships ... as a senior, named all-conference, all-Rich East Tournament and team MVP ... recorded 344 digs, 236 kills and 26 aces ... named all-conference her sophomore year ... named to the A honor roll and earned the athletic academic scholar award all four years ... played in the Junior Olympics four consecutive years with the Lions Juniors Volleyball Club ... daughter of Chuck and Pam Maes ... nursing major.

Kills: Attempts: Assists: Digs: Aces: Blocks: Solo Blocks: Block Assists: Year 2009

16

SP MP 16 11

Career Highs

5, Kentucky Wesleyan, 8, Kentucky Wesleyan, 2, IIT, 6, at Maryville, 3, Kentucky Wesleyan, 1, at Maryville,

10-24-09 10-24-09 09-12-09 10-31-09 10-24-09 10-31-09 None 1, at Maryville, 10-31-09

K K/s E Att. Pct. 11 0.69 6 26 .192

Ast. A/s 7 0.44

Aces SA/s SE 7 0.44 7

Digs D/s RE 19 1.19 1

BS BA TB B/s BE 0 1 1 0.06 0

BHE 0

PTS 18.5

PTS/s 1.12

Sophomore Middle Hitter

13

5-11

Jillian

Carlberg Urbandale, Iowa Waukee 2009 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and recipient of Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student-athletes ... played in 18 matches, making two starts ... had a season best six kills on nine attempts vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (Oct. 24) ... recorded three blocks at UIS (Sept. 25) and vs. Aquinas (Oct. 24) ... totaled three solo blocks on the year and two service aces.

Prep/Personal: Named Second Team All-Conference her senior and junior seasons after earning honorable mention accolades her sophomore year ... also earned four varsity letters in track, helping Waukee to a state championship her junior season ... shuttle hurdles state champion as a senior ... received the Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award ... named to the honor roll, earned Academic All-Conference honors and was a member of the National Council on Youth Leadership ... helped her under 17 Iowa Power Volleyball Alliance club team to second place at the American Junior Olympics ... four time AAU Junior National Volleyball Qualifier ... daughter of John and Lisa Carlberg ... computer graphic design major.

Career Highs

Kills: 6, Kentucky Wesleyan, 10-24-09 Attempts: 12, at Maryville, 10-31-09 Assists: 1, Missouri S&T, 10-03-09 Digs: 2, at Maryville, 10-31-09 Aces: 2, at UIS, 09-25-09 Blocks: 3, twice, last Aquinas, 10-24-09 Solo Blocks: 1, three times, last at Saint Joseph’s, 09-19-09 Block Assists: 3, twice, last Aquinas, 10-24-09 Year 2009

SP MP 32 18

K K/s E Att. Pct. 33 1.03 23 93 .108

Ast. A/s 1 0.03

Aces SA/s SE 2 0.06 3

Digs D/s RE 4 0.12 0

BS BA TB B/s BE 3 17 20 0.62 1

BHE 2

PTS PTS/s 46.5 1.44

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20

Sophomore Setter/Right Side

5-10

14

Vivian

Carly

Joliet, Ill. Joliet Township/Edinboro

Dwight, Ill. Dwight/Nova Southeastern

2009 Highlights (At Edinboro University): Played in 55 sets in 18 matches ... recorded 130 assists, 30 kills and 12 aces.

2009 Highlights (at Nova Southeastern): AVCA Honorable Mention All-America ... AVCA South Region Freshman of the Year ... AVCA All-South Region ... Sunshine State Conference Freshman of the Year ... team best 288 kills ... set a program single season record with a .325 attack percentage ... second on the team with 77 total blocks and 0.71 blocks per set ... totaled double-figure kills in 15 matches ... had a career highs with 15 kills and seven blocks vs. UT Permian Basin (Aug. 29) ... led the team with 3.21 points per set.

Pritz

Perschnick

Prep/Personal: Three-year starter in high school ... as a senior, named First Team All-Area ... also an All-Conference selection as a junior and senior ... part of fifth-place team in Junior Olympics ... finished career with 1,990 assists, including 722 as a senior ... as a senior, had 100 kills, 232 digs and 46 service aces ... as a junior, totaled 586 assists, 59 kills, 208 digs and 25 service aces ... as a sophomore, had 682 assists, 51 kills, 175 digs and 23 service aces ... daughter of Jeff and Laura Pritz ... special education major.

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Sophomore Outside Hitter

5-11

Prep/Personal: Earned four varsity letters at Dwight Township ... earned team MVP and All-Kankakee, All-Pontiac and All-Joliet area honors ... team leader in kills and blocks ... named female-athlete of the year... also played basketball for four years ... played for Uno VBC Club Volleyball ... daughter of Jeff and Coreen Perchnick ... business major.

2

Freshman Libero

Jen

amy

Elkhart, Ind. Elkhart Memorial/IPFW

Vernon Hills, Ill. Vernon Hills

Krumwiede 2009 Highlights (at IPFW): Played in 20 matches with five starts ... totaled 67 kills, 38 digs and 12 blocks ... had 11 kills vs. Kent State (Aug. 29) ... totaled 10 kills vs. Eastern Illinois (Aug. 28) ... helped IPFW to the Summit League Championship.

Prep/Personal: Named First Team All-State in both 2007 and 2008, and Second Team All-State in 2006 ... as a senior, received the Catherine Wolf Award, given to the top female athlete in the Elkhart Community schools ... selected as an All-Northern Lakes First Team member all four years ... 2008 Most Valuable Player in volleyball and track & field ... holds the school-record for kills ... helped Elkhart Memorial the state semifinals as a senior and the Class 4A title game as a junior ... named Kiwanis Club Female Athlete of the Year for Elkhart Memorial in 2008-09 ... daughter of Chuck and Sally Krumwiede ... undecided on major.

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Sophomore 6-0 Middle/Outside Hitter

5-6

Choi Prep/Personal: As a senior, named one of the Top 25 Players to Watch by the Pioneer Press ... Daily Herald All-Area First Team selection ... had 447 digs, graduating with a school-record 1,012 career digs ... as a junior, Daily Herald All-Area First Team, All-Conference and All-Lakeshore Area Second Team by the Pioneer Press ... totaled 291 digs ... member of the National Honor Society ... named to IHSA All-Academic Team ... US Volleyball High Performance youth selection in 2008 ... finished 23rd in National Division of the 2009 USA Junior Olympics with RTVC 18-Blue club team ... also has club experience with Rolling Thunder ... daughter of Max Choi and Mee Lee ... mathematics major.

12

Freshman Outside Hitter

5-11

Freshman Middle Hitter

Katie

Jessica

Jacksonville, Ill. Routt Catholic

Lansing, Ill. Illiana Christian

LIndsey Prep/Personal: Earned four varsity letters in both volleyball and basketball at Routt Catholic ... as a senior, named Player of the Year by both the Jacksonville Journal Courier and State Journal Register while being named a Top 50 player by the Champaign Gazette for the second consecutive season ... graduated as school’s career leader in kills (965), digs (1,245) and aces (205) ... named all-conference three times ... also a standout basketball player, being named to IBCA, IBA and Chicago Sun Times All-State teams as a senior ... helped her team to three trips to state, taking second in the state as a senior and fourth as a freshman ... graduated second place in all-time points (1,409) ... member of the National Honor Society, high honor roll ... received Rotary Scholar and and Kiwanis Academic Excellence honors ... club volleyball experience with the Jacksonville Network Club and St. Louis CYC ... daughter of Greg and Barb Lindsey ... undecided on major.

4

16

6-1

Wiltjer Prep/Personal: As a senior, named the Northwest Indiana Times Illinois Female Athlete of the Year ... named Illiana Christian’s most outstanding senior athlete ... MVP of the Metro Suburban Conference after recording 202 kills and 94 blocks ... named MVP for volleyball, basketball and track and field ... set a school record in long jump (17 feet, 4 inches) ... daughter of Mark and Caryn Wiltjer ... accounting on major.

Freshman 5-11 Middle/Outside Hitter

Kim

Vertin Joliet, Ill. Joliet Township Prep/Personal: As a senior, Joliet Herald News First Team All-Area, News-Gazette All-State Special Mention and Southwest All-Conference First Team ... recorded 275 kills, 200 digs, 135 blocks and 12 aces as a senior ... named Joliet Central’s Female Athlete of the Year ... member of the National Honor Society and High Honor Roll ... earned Senior Academic and 2010 Rotary Student of the Month awards ... played for UNO 18 Elite club team that took first place at the Mizuno Eastern Qualifier and 13th at the Junior Olympics ... brother Al Vertin played men’s soccer at Lewis from 1999 2003 ... high school teammate of Vivian Pritz ... daughter of Robert and Michelle Vertin ... athletic training major.

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Final 2009 Statistics

|------ATTACK------| |--SET--| |----SERVE-----| |---DIG---| |-------BLOCKING------| ## Player S K K/S E TA P ct A A/S SA S E SA/S RE DIG Dig/S BS BA Total B/S BE BHE Pts. 2 Sagat 116 397 3.42 120 969 .286 28 0.24 10 23 0.09 21 282 2.43 4 34 38 0.33 1 1 428.0 13 deBuhr 115 323 2.81 99 755 .297 18 0.16 0 8 0.00 0 41 0.36 21 94 115 1.00 16 6 391.0 7 Seliga 115 274 2.38 121 861 .178 39 0.34 33 66 0.29 28 359 3.12 4 32 36 0.31 5 1 327.0 12 Richards 119 231 1.94 103 649 .197 14 0.12 27 49 0.23 0 110 0.92 16 80 96 0.81 3 2 314.0 8 Mitros 90 197 2.19 69 526 .243 31 0.34 17 13 0.19 7 156 1.73 8 30 38 0.42 4 1 237.0 15 Ruedi 115 164 1.43 50 419 .272 1213 10.55 19 33 0.17 0 285 2.48 9 51 60 0.52 3 34 217.5 9 Koeneman 57 80 1.40 37 202 .213 14 0.25 0 1 0.00 0 9 0.16 6 31 37 0.65 4 2 101.5 1 Phillips 35 35 1.00 14 97 .216 7 0.20 3 6 0.09 5 34 0.97 0 3 3 0.09 0 0 39.5 19 Carlberg 32 33 1.03 23 93 .108 1 0.03 2 3 0.06 0 4 0.12 3 17 20 0.62 1 2 46.5 3 Carroll 17 19 1.12 10 68 .132 1 0.06 0 1 0.00 0 10 0.59 0 5 5 0.29 0 0 21.5 17 Crawford 26 12 0.46 2 28 .357 167 6.42 8 13 0.31 0 39 1.50 0 4 4 0.15 0 9 22.0 6 Maes 16 11 0.69 6 26 .192 7 0.44 7 7 0.44 1 19 1.19 0 1 1 0.06 0 0 18.5 5 McConkey 124 10 0.08 11 59 -.017 58 0.47 37 70 0.30 17 300 2.42 0 0 0 0.00 2 4 47.0 11 Watson 9 8 0.89 6 28 .071 2 0.22 0 0 0.00 0 1 0.11 0 3 3 0.33 1 0 9.5 16 Jones 8 6 0.75 3 15 .200 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 1 1 0.12 1 4 5 0.62 1 0 9.0 10 Murphy 7 4 0.57 4 15 .000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 4 0.57 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 4.0 14 Guest 7 3 0.43 2 17 .059 5 0.71 0 0 0.00 1 1 0.14 0 2 2 0.29 0 0 4.0 4 Lindish 125 3 0.02 4 23 -.043 55 0.44 32 22 0.26 21 510 4.08 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 35.0 LEWIS 130 1810 13.92 684 4850 .232 1660 12.77 195 315 1.50 114 2165 16.65 72 391 267.5 2.06 41 63 2272.5 Opponents 130 1379 10.61 692 4576 .150 1294 9.95 120 221 0.92 195 1957 15.05 62 295 209.5 1.61 54 65 1708.5

Schedule/Results Date Opponent Result Scores Aug. 27 at #15 West Florida # L 0-3 15-25, 19-25, 21-25 Aug. 28 vs. Henderson State # W 3-1 25-16, 25-23, 23-25, 25-15 Aug. 28 vs. Lynn # W 3-0 25-15, 25-17, 25-21 Aug. 30 vs. Montevallo # W 3-1 25-20, 25-19, 23-25, 25-12 Sept. 4 vs. #3 West Texas A&M L 2-3 20-25, 25-15, 17-25, 25-20, 11-15 Sept. 4 vs. #12 Central Missouri L 0-3 14-25, 24-26, 27-29 Sept. 5 vs. Regis (CO) W 3-0 25-18, 25-22, 25-22 Sept. 5 vs. #25 Augustana (SD) W 3-0 25-16, 25-23, 25-17 Sept. 9 ST. FRANCIS W 3-0 25-16, 25-23, 25-11 Sept. 11 CALIFORNIA (PA.) W 3-2 25-18, 25-13, 21-25, 24-26, 15-11 Sept. 12 IIT W 3-1 25-20, 25-17, 25-27, 25-20 Sept. 12 WINONA STATE W 3-0 25-20, 25-15, 25-20 Sept. 18 at #9 Indianapolis * W 3-0 25-20, 25-23, 25-22 Sept. 19 at Saint Joseph’s * W 3-0 25-11, 25-22, 25-23 Sept. 22 UW-PARKSIDE W 3-1 23-25, 32-30, 25-9, 25-22 Sept. 25 at Illinois-Springfield * W 3-0 25-23, 25-13, 25-22 Sept. 26 at Quincy * W 3-0 25-20, 25-18, 25-19 Oct. 2 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS * W 3-2 25-14, 20-25, 25-23, 19-25, 15-6 Oct. 3 MISSOURI S&T * W 3-0 25-19, 25-17, 25-21 Oct. 9 at Bellarmine * W 3-0 25-23, 25-18, 25-23 Oct. 10 at Northern Kentucky * W 3-1 25-17, 25-20, 22-25, 25-18 Oct. 16 vs. Michigan Tech & W 3-1 25-18, 23-25, 25-18, 25-17 Oct. 16 vs. Grand Valley State & W 3-2 16-25, 25-12, 21-25, 25-18, 15-11 Oct. 17 vs. Ferris State & W 3-0 25-18, 25-21, 31-29 Oct. 23 SOUTHERN INDIANA * W 3-0 25-11, 25-19, 25-13 Oct. 24 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN * W 3-0 25-13, 25-17, 25-9 Oct. 24 AQUINAS W 3-0 27-25, 26-24, 25-15 Oct. 27 at UW-Parkside * W 3-2 21-25, 25-21, 25-20, 13-25, 18-16 Oct. 31 at Maryville * W 3-0 25-17, 25-18, 25-22 Nov. 6 DRURY * W 3-1 25-27, 25-18, 25-21, 25-21 Nov. 7 ROCKHURST * W 3-0 25-14, 26-24, 25-23 Nov. 13 SAINT JOSEPH’S % W 3-0 25-14, 25-21, 25-22 Nov. 14 ROCKHURST % W 3-1 25-14, 23-25, 28-26, 25-19 Nov. 15 #9 INDIANAPOLIS % L 1-3 25-22, 14-25, 21-25, 16-25 Nov. 19 vs. Ferris State + W 3-0 25-20, 25-17, 25-21 Nov. 20 vs. Saginaw Valley State + W 3-0 25-23, 25-19, 25-21 Nov. 21 at #9 Indianapolis + L 0-3 16-25, 21-25, 13-25 * GLVC Match CAPS = home match % GLVC Tournament + NCAA Tournament (at Indianapolis, Ind.) # West Florida Comfort Inn-vitational (at Pensacola, Fla.) ! Colorado Premier Challenge & GLVC/GLIAC Crossover (at Lansing, Mich.)

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Team Statistics

Overall: 32-5; Conf: 14-0; Home: 14-1; Away: 8-2; Neutral: 10-2 MATCH WINS BY SETS 1 2 Lewis Opponents

3 20 3

4 8 1

5 Total 4 32 1 5

SETS WON BY SET Lewis Opponents POINTS BY SET Lewis Opponents

1 29 8

2 30 7

3 26 11

4 10 4

5 Total 4 99 1 31

1 877 717

2 903 755

3 893 794

4 322 283

5 Total 74 3069 59 2608

GLVC Standings

Conf.

Pct.

Overall

Pct.

Lewis *

14-0

1.000

32-5

.865

Indianapolis *

13-1

.929

38-2

.950

Missouri-St. Louis *

11-3

.786

21-11

.656

Northern Kentucky *

10-4

.714

20-12

.625

9-5

.643

21-14

.600

Rockhurst * Southern Indiana *

9-5

.643

18-14

.562

Drury *

8-6

.571

16-14

.533 .406

Saint Joseph’s *

7-7

.500

13-19

Bellarmine

7-7

.500

14-9

.609

UW-Parkside

5-9

.357

21-12

.636

Missouri S&T

5-9

.357

10-27

.270

Quincy

4-10

.286

7-21

.250

Illinois-Springfield

2-12

.143

11-20

.355

Maryville

1-13

.071

4-24

.143

Kentucky Wesleyan

0-14

.000

2-31

.061

* Qualified for the GLVC Tournament

Neil Carey arena Lewis holds a 58-3 record at Neil Carey Arena over the last four seasons. The stretch includes a 41 match home win streak from 2007-2009. The streak ranks 11th all-time in Division II history.

Recent upgrades to Neil Carey Arena include new lockers, a new scoreboard with color matrix display, a new scorers table with digital display, expanded seating on the west side, new bleachers with backs on the east side and the Varsity Club Suite.

Lewis hosted the GLVC Tournament in 2009 for the second consecutive season.

The Great Lakes Valley Conference

Established in 1978 with a commitment to the purposes, fundamental policies and basic principles of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) has grown to embody the vision established by the founders of the organization and has melded athletic and academic excellence for 32 years.

The GLVC, which over the past decade has grown to 16 members, has fully embraced NCAA Division II and is now one of the largest conferences in the country. Although formed and developed as one of the nation’s premier basketball conferences, the GLVC has nurtured 17 championship sports and can now claim itself as one of the nation’s top NCAA Division II conferences.

The conference headquarters are located in downtown Indianapolis, one of the many Midwest major media markets in which the league maintains a presence. The GLVC has schools in Milwaukee/Northern Illinois (UW-Parkside), Chicago (Lewis), Indianapolis (Indianapolis), Cincinnati (Northern Kentucky), Louisville (Bellarmine), Evansville (Southern Indiana), Springfield, Ill. (UIS), Springfield, Mo. (Drury), Owensboro (Kentucky Wesleyan), Kansas City (Rockhurst, William Jewell) and St. Louis (Maryville, UM-St. Louis).

The conference sponsors 17 championships in baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, indoor and outdoor track and field, and tennis for men and basketball, cross country, softball, soccer, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field, golf, and volleyball for women. In addition, the GLVC has also recently announced a timeline for sponsoring football in the conference with a goal of beginning play in 2012.

GLVC institutions have won 11 national championships in basketball. Kentucky Wesleyan leads all Division II institutions with eight men’s basketball titles, while Southern Indiana won the men’s crown in 1995. Northern Kentucky’s women won the school’s first-ever basketball national championship in 2000 and followed that with a national title in 2008. In addition, SIU Edwardsville became the first GLVC member to win a national championship in softball in 2007 and Southern Indiana staked claim to the GLVC’s first national championship in baseball in 2010.

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Volleyball alumnae Jamie Aloisio, Serena Laura Ames, Yorkville Melissa Awalt, Lockport Darthy Barr, Wilmington Sarah Beebe, Minooka Justina Begemann, Odessa (Mo.) Cathy Borowski, D. G. North Terri Botkin, T. F. South Elisa Bott, Aquinas (Wis.) Micci Brandy, Thornwood Stephanie Brandys, Sandburg Karen Brathwaite, Rich Central Kay Cannon, Reed Custer Tina Carnevale, Argo Janet Carpenter, Lourdes Jill Cavender, Manteno Sylvia Ciezak, Bolingbrook Kathy Charboneau, Morgan Park Paula Collins, Bradley-Bourbonnais Colleen Concannon, Andrew Jane Condon, St. Francis Academy Mary Corsten, Wauwatosa East (Wis.) Erin Daly, Maria Gwyneth Daniel, Bogan Deb Deacon, Queen of Peace Sara deBuhr, Urbandale (Iowa) Andrea Delaney, McAuley Melissa Dobry, Montini Aubrey Dondlinger, Stagg Annmarie Dore, Lisle Jill Durham, Bloom Trail Jackie Eichorst, IHM Christina Enders, Driscoll

Kim Enk, Bremen Martha Favorite, Seton Gloria Fortmann, Alvernia Cathy Freimuth, Thornwood Beth Gadaleta, Providence Catholic Karen Gallagher, Oak Lawn Kim Gervais, Lane Tech Patty Getz, Rosary (Mo.) Katie Gilman, Springfield Lutheran Kelly Giovannetti, Sandburg Sheila Gniadecki, Mother McAuley Jean Goerling, Naperville Central Lindsay Grim, Beecher Amanda Grove, Mount Assisi Jessica Guest, Normal West Lisa Guilianelli, Mundelein Maggie Haen, Prairie Ridge Tricia Hall, Reed-Custer Stacey Hameister, Lincoln-Way Central Barb Hamilton, Wilmington Amy Hansen, Mother McAuley Rory Harrison, Lockport Lauren Hatter, Avon (Ind.) Abby Hodge, Hempstead (Iowa) Kathy Holman, Morris Katie Holtz, Huntley Carol Howard, T. F. South Colleen Hubley, St. Mary’s (Wis.) LaKeita Jones, Bloom Trail Karen Jordan, Bradley-Bourbonnais Bonnie Keeley, Plainfield Helen Kelliher, Thornwood Heidi Knapczyk, St. Barbara

Linda Kocek, Lyons Brenda Kuehn, Hinsdale South Nancy Kuptz, D. G. North Lisa Laukaitis, Hinsdale South Becky Lawton, Immaculate Conception Karen Lawton, Immaculate Conception Ashlee Lindish, Mother McAuley Rebecca Lisle, Iolani (Hawaii) Beth Lohmeier, Sandwich Amy Longmore, Hoffman Estates Tara Lovekamp, Sacred Heart-Griffin Beth Lynch, Queen of Peace Theresa Malacina, Lourdes Beth Manchen, Kelly Debbie Marzano, St. Mary’s Carolyn McCaskill, Proviso East Sarah McKinney, Oak Lawn Mary Ellen McPartlin, Mother McAuley Betsy Meyer, Lisle Andrea Morrone, Stagg Stacy Moss, Iowa City (Iowa) Erin Murphy, Mother McAuley Kayla Murphy, Ashton Franklin Center Theresa Nugent, Queen of Peace Val Olis, Boone Grove (Ind.) Milissa Parrish, East Aurora Tara Pasch, Lockport Lisa Paasch, Horlick (Wis.) Claire Pavlik, Andrean (Ind.) Megan Poludniak, Divernon Helen Pospishil, Reavis Marge Pozen, Lyons Colleen Quinlan, Mother McAuley

Joy Rauch, Rich Central Connie Reedy, Proviso East Kim Richards, Mother McAuley Joan Ross, McAuley Rochelle Ruen, Sandpoint (Idaho) Brie Ruschke, D.G. North Cherie Ruta, Hinsdale South Stephanie Sagat, Hinsdale South Jenna Sayers, Glenbard West Laura Schneeweiss, Riverside-Brookfield Kathy Schutz, Andrean (Ind.) Sue Shannon, Shepard Maryellen Sherwood, Queen of Peace Cheryl Siuda, Riverside-Brookfield Donna Smith, Rich Central Stephanie Soller, Larkin Cathy Spencer, Mother McAuley Deanna Stack, Wheaton St. Francis Beth Steele, Cary-Grove Charisse Steckling, Burlington (Wis.) Kathy Sulkowski, Sandburg Mary Sullivan, Providence Catholic Mary Tanabie, Immaculata Tracy Troester, Barrington Debbie Urban, D. G. North Emily Warpinski, Willows Academy Sarah Welles, Rochelle Traci West, Oswego Mary Wright, Sandburg Cathy Yurkanin, Providence Catholic Cheryl Zemaitis, D. G. South Mary Ziegler, St. Mary’s (Wis.) Karen Zuley, Willowbrook

all-Time Series Records Adelphi.....................................1-0 Abilene Christian......................1-0 Air Force...................................2-0 Alaska-Anchorage....................2-3 Alaska-Fairbanks......................3-0 Angelo State.............................1-0 Aquinas....................................1-0 Armstrong Atlantic State...........2-1 Army........................................1-1 Ashland..................................15-9 Augustana (S.D.).......................1-2 Barry........................................0-2 Bellarmine..............................38-4 Bryant.......................................1-0 Cal Poly-Pomona......................0-2 California (Pa.)..........................1-0 California-Riverside..................1-2 Cal State-Bakersfield................0-1 Cal State-Bernardino................0-1 Cal State-Chico........................2-0 Cal State-Los Angeles...............0-1 Cal State-Sacramento...............0-1 Cal State-San Diego..................0-1 Cal State-Stanislaus..................1-0 Central Missouri State...............0-4 Central Oklahoma.....................1-0 Chadron State...........................1-0 Charleston................................1-0 Christian Brothers.....................1-0 Colorado Christian....................1-1 Concord...................................1-0 Concordia-St. Paul....................0-1 Converse..................................1-0

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Davis & Elkins..............................2-0 Denver.........................................0-1 DePaul...................................12-6-1 Dominican (Rosary)......................3-0 Drury...........................................5-1 East Stroudsburg.........................1-0 East Texas State...........................1-0 Eckerd.........................................3-0 Edinboro......................................4-1 Ferris State................................8-22 Findlay.........................................0-2 Florida Southern..........................1-1 Florida Tech.................................3-0 Francis Marion.............................1-0 Gannon........................................0-1 Grand Valley State........................1-2 Henderson State..........................1-0 Hillsdale......................................4-1 Humboldt State............................0-1 Illinois-Chicago.........................8-13 Illinois-Springfield.......................1-0 Illinois Tech.................................4-1 Indianapolis.............................38-11 IPFW........................................14-26 Kentucky State.............................9-0 Kentucky Wesleyan....................34-0 Lake Superior State......................7-1 Loyola Chicago..........................19-5 Lynn............................................1-0 Mankato State..............................2-1 Maryville......................................1-0 Mesa State...................................1-0 Metropolitan State.......................1-1

Michigan Tech.............................5-4 Minnesota-Duluth........................6-4 Minnesota State-Moorhead..........1-2 Mississippi U. for Women.............1-0 Missouri S&T (Missouri-Rolla)......3-0 Missouri-St. Louis......................19-5 Missouri Western State.................0-1 Montana State-Billings.................1-0 Morningside................................0-2 Montevallo...................................2-0 National-Louis.............................1-0 Nebraska-Omaha........................2-6 New Haven...................................2-0 North Dakota...............................2-0 North Florida...............................0-1 North Dakota State......................2-2 Northern Colorado.......................0-1 Northern Kentucky...................16-30 Northern Michigan.....................2-14 Northern Illinois...................11-11-1 Northwestern...............................1-0 Northwest Missouri State.............1-0 Northwood (Mich.).......................1-4 Nova Southeastern.......................1-0 Oakland.....................................6-19 Portland State..............................0-1 Presbyterian.................................1-0 Quincy.......................................16-4 Regis (Colo.)................................1-2 Rhodes........................................1-0 Rockhurst....................................5-3 Rollins.........................................2-0 Saginaw Valley State....................3-2

St. Cloud State.............................5-4 St. Francis (Ill.)...........................27-4 Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) ..................45-6 Saint Leo......................................2-1 St. Mary’s.....................................3-0 Saint Xavier................................19-2 Seattle Pacific...............................0-1 Shepherd.....................................1-0 Shippensburg..............................1-0 South Carolina-Aiken...................1-0 So. Carolina-Spartanburg............1-0 South Dakota...............................1-0 South Dakota State......................0-1 Southern Illinois Edwardsville.....6-17 Southern Indiana........................26-9 Southeast Missouri State..............1-0 Tampa.........................................1-6 Texas Woman’s............................2-0 Truman State...............................1-0 Upper Iowa..................................2-0 Valparaiso..................................10-2 Wayne State (Mich.)......................4-5 West Alabama..............................1-0 West Florida.................................1-1 West Georgia...............................0-1 West Texas A&M..........................0-1 West Texas State..........................0-2 Western Kentucky........................1-0 Western New Mexico....................1-0 Wheeling Jesuit............................1-0 Wingate.......................................1-0 Winona State................................7-2 Wisconsin-Parkside..................46-15

all-Time Records single season TEAM Most matches......................................................... 64 (1979, 1981) Most wins.......................................................................... 51 (1981) Highest winning percentage.............................. .889 (32-4, 2007) Longest winning streak.................................................... 27 (2009) Longest GLVC winning streak.................................... 21 (2007-08) Longest home winning streak.......... 41 (2007-2009; 19-0 in 2008) Most match shutouts........................................................ 22 (2007) Most kills..................................................................... 2,141 (2007) Highest attack percentage.............................................282 (1988) Most assists................................................................. 1,923 (2007) Most service aces........................................................... 327 (1989) Most digs..................................................................... 2,561 (2007) Most block solos............................................................. 226 (1992) Most block assists.......................................................... 473 (1989)

INDIVIDUAL Most matches.............................................. 50 - Betsy Meyer, Most sets.................................................... 155 - Betsy Meyer, Most kills..............................................529 - Cathy Freimuth, Most Attack Attempts........................1260 - Stephanie Sagat, Highest attack percentage.......................379 - Katie Gilman, Most assists.......................................... 1529 - Karen Lawton, Most service aces...................................81 - Cathy Freimuth, Most digs...............................................638 - Ashlee Lindish, Most block solos..................................... 107 - Connie Reedy, Most block assists...........................................139 - Kim Enk, Most total blocks.............................................189 - Kim Enk,

1984 1984 1984 2007 2002 1988 1984 2007 1986 1988 1998

all-Time Records career Stephanie Sagat (2006-09) Katie Gilman (2000-03) Theresa Nugent (2003-06) AnnMarie Dore (1987-90) Colleen Quinlan (1994-97) Andrea Delaney (1987-89) Beth Gadaleta (1986-88) Beth Steele (1997-00) Sara deBuhr (2006-09) Kim Richards (2006-09)

ATTACK PCT. (min. 500 attempts) .334 Connie Reedy (1986) .325 Danielle Mount (2007-present) .307 Andrea Morrone (2004-07) .306 Katie Gilman (2000-03) .295 Brie Ruschke (2001-02) .292 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) .291 Sarah Beebe (1998,00) .285 Laura Schneeweiss (1994-96) .277 Karen Brathwaite (1988-89) .273 Charisse Steckling (2003-06)

SERVICE ACES 232 AnnMarie Dore (1987-90) 210 Karen Lawton (1987-90) 161 Beth Gadaleta (1986-88) 138 Tina Carnevale (1991-93) 138 Colleen Quinlan (1994-97) 136 Lauren Hatter (2005-08) 116 Kim Enk (1986-88) 110 Joan Ross (1992-95) 108 Lisa Laukaitis (1990-92) 104 Andrea Delaney (1987-89)

BLOCK ASSISTS 324 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) 305 Katie Gilman (2000-03) 277 Sarah Welles (1997-00) 273 AnnMarie Dore (1987-90) 241 Kim Enk (1986-88) 223 Kim Richards (2006-09) 188 Rory Harrison (2001, 03-04) 184 Karen Lawton (1987-90) 179 Theresa Nugent (2002-06) 176 Beth Steele (1997-00)

ATTACK ATTEMPTS 4254 Stephanie Sagat (2006-09) 3843 Katie Gilman (2000-03) 3756 Theresa Nugent (2003-06) 3569 Colleen Quinlan (1994-97) 3447 AnnMarie Dore (1987-90) 3071 Beth Gadaleta (1986-88) 2956 Beth Steele (1997-00) 2936 Andrea Delaney (1987-89) 2538 Sarah McKinney (2003-06) 2438 Sara deBuhr (2006-09)

ASSISTS 5010 Karen Lawton (1987-90) 4578 Andrea Morrone (2004-07) 3033 Stacy Moss (1999-02) 2703 Rachel Ruedi (2007-present) 2272 Becky Lawton (1994-95) 1959 Kay Cannon (1992-93) 1309 Traci West (1998-99) 1228 Abby Hodge (2002-05) 1078 Cathy Yurkanin (1986) 1038 Mary Wright (1995-98)

DIGS 1504 1420 1399 1272 1148 1104 1100 1081 1053 916

TOTAL BLOCKS 404 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) 394 Katie Gilman (2000-03) 391 AnnMarie Dore (1987-90) 383 Sarah Welles (1997-00) 367 Kim Enk (1986-88) 241 Laura Schneeweiss (1994-96) 240 Milissa Parrish (1991-92) 238 Rory Harrison (2001, 03-04) 236 Karen Lawton (1987-90) 235 Laura Ames (1988-91)

KILLS 1676 1559 1339 1327 1233 1207 1199 1102 1042 934

Lauren Hatter (2005-08) Colleen Quinlan (1994-97) Andrea Morrone (2004-07) Stephanie Sagat (2006-09) Ashlee Lindish (2007, 09) Theresa Nugent (2003-06) Maggie Haen (2001-04) Katie Gilman (2000-03) Lauren Seliga (2007-present) Mary Corsten (1999-02)

BLOCK SOLOS 126 Kim Enk (1986-88) 122 Milissa Parrish (1991-92) 118 AnnMarie Dore (1987-90) 107 Connie Reedy (1986) 106 Sarah Welles (1997-00) 97 Laura Schneeweiss (1994-96) 89 Laura Ames (1988-91) 89 Katie Gilman (2000-03) 87 Amy Longmore (1992-93) 80 Sara deBuhr (2006-09)

SETS PLAYED 540 AnnMarie Dore (1987-90) 523 Karen Lawton (1987-90) 477 Stephanie Sagat (2006-09) 434 Lauren Hatter (2005-08) 428 Andrea Morrone (2004-07) 419 Theresa Nugent (2003-06) 411 Colleen Quinlan (1994-97) 411 Beth Steele (1997-00) 404 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) 399 Kim Enk (1986-88) MATCHES PLAYED 143 Stephanie Sagat (2006-09) 131 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) 127 Kim Richards (2006-09) 126 Lauren Hatter (2005-08) 122 Andrea Morrone (2004-07) 122 Joan Ross (1992-95) 118 Tara Lovekamp (1991-94) 117 Theresa Nugent (2003-06) 117 Beth Steele (1997-00) 116 Sarah Welles (1997-00)

Katie Gilman (‘03) ranks second in career kills and blocks.

Karen Lawton (‘90) leads Lewis in career assists.

AnnMarie Dore (‘90) is the Flyers’ career leader in aces.

*Career records prior to the 1986 season not available Bold = current Flyer

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Rally Scoring era Records (2001-Present) single season

TEAM KILLS 2141 - 2007 1820 - 2008 1810 - 2009 ATTACK ATTEMPTS 5595 - 2007 4850 - 2009 4796 - 2008 ATTACK PCT. .263 - 2002 .256 - 2001 .250 - 2007 ASSISTS 1923 (128 sets) - 2007 1660 (130 sets) - 2009 1650 (141 sets) 2008

LONGEST WINNING STREAK 27 - 2009 18 - 2008 17 - 2002 LONGEST GLVC WINNING STREAK 21 - 2007-08 (9 in 2007, 12 in 2008) 14 - 2009-present 9 - 2006 7 - 2007 MOST MATCH SHUTOUTS 22 - 2007 20 - 2009 20 - 2002

INDIVIDUAL

SERVICE ACES 229 (141 sets) - 2008 202 (128 sets) - 2007 195 (116 sets) - 2009

KILLS 504 Stephanie Sagat (2007) 466 Katie Gilman (2002) 426 Stephanie Sagat (2008)

ATTACK ATTEMPTS 1260 Stephanie Sagat (2007) 1172 Stephanie Sagat (2008) 1077 Theresa Nugent (2006)

DIGS 2561 (128 sets) - 2007 2165 (130 sets ) - 2009 2006 (141 sets) - 2008

ATTACK PCT. (min. 275 attempts) .379 Katie Gilman (2002) .355 Sara deBuhr (2008) .334 Charisse Steckling (2006)

BLOCK SOLOS 103 (93 sets) - 2001 95 (141 sets) - 2008 90 (101 sets) - 2002

ASSISTS 1503 Andrea Morrone (2007) 1356 Rachel Ruedi (2008) 1355 Andrea Morrone (2006)

BLOCK ASSISTS 418 (141 sets) - 2008 408 (111 sets) - 2005 404 (128 sets) - 2007

SERVICE ACES 42 Lauren Hatter (2008) 40 Lauren Hatter (2006) 40 Andrea Morrone (2005)

TOTAL BLOCKS 304.0 (141 sets) - 2008 290.5 (93 sets) - 2001 281.5 (101 sets) - 2002

DIGS 638 Ashlee Lindish (2007) 550 Lauren Hatter (2006) 510 Ashlee Lindish (2009)

SETS PLAYED 141 - 2008 130 - 2009 128 - 2007

BLOCK SOLOS 35 Katie Gilman (2002) 28 Katie Gilman (2003) 26 Danielle Mount (2008) 26 Sara deBuhr (2008)

MATCHES PLAYED 39 - 2008 37 - 2009 36 - 2007 MOST WINS 32 - 2009 32 - 2007 31 - 2008 HIGHEST WINNING PCT. .889 - 2007 .865 - 2009 .833 - 2002

KILLS 1676 Stephanie Sagat (2006-09) 1339 Theresa Nugent (2003-06) 1166 Katie Gilman (2001-03) 1042 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) 934 Kim Richards (2006-09)

BLOCK SOLOS 80 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) 74 Katie Gilman (2001-03) 54 Kim Richards (2006-09) 50 Rory Harrison (2001, 03-04) 31 Theresa Nugent (2003-06)

ATTACK ATTEMPTS 4254 Stephanie Sagat (2006-09) 3756 Theresa Nugent (2003-06) 2813 Katie Gilman (2001-03) 2538 Sarah McKinney (2003-06) 2438 Sara deBuhr (2006-09)

BLOCK ASSISTS 324 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) 250 Katie Gilman (2001-03) 223 Kim Richards (2006-09) 188 Rory Harrison (2001, 03-04) 179 Theresa Nugent (2003-06)

ATTACK PCT. (min. 350 attempts) .325 Danielle Mount (2007-present) .323 Katie Gilman (2001-03) .307 Andrea Morrone (2004-07) .295 Brie Ruschke (2001-02) .292 Sara deBuhr (2006-09)

TOTAL BLOCKS 404 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) 324 Katie Gilman (2001-03) 277 Kim Richards (2006-09) 238 Rory Harrison (2001, 03-04) 210 Theresa Nugent (2003-06)

ASSISTS 4578 Andrea Morrone (2004-07) 2703 Rachel Ruedi (2006-present) 1447 Stacy Moss (2001-02) 1228 Abby Hodge (2002-05) 970 Stephanie Brandys (2001-02)

SETS 477 438 428 419 404

SERVICE ACES 136 Lauren Hatter (2005-08) 93 Andrea Morrone (2004-06) 93 Kim Richards (2006-09) 91 Stephanie Sagat (2006-08) 91 Lauren Seliga (2007-present)

MATCHES PLAYED 143 Stephanie Sagat (2006-09) 131 Sara deBuhr (2006-09) 127 Kim Richards (2006-09) 126 Lauren Hatter (2006-08) 122 Andrea Morrone (2004-06)

PLAYED Stephanie Sagat (2006-09) Lauren Hatter (2005-08) Andrea Morrone (2004-07) Theresa Nugent (2003-06) Sara deBuhr (2006-09)

DIGS 1504 Lauren Hatter (2005-08) 1399 Andrea Morrone (2004-07) 1272 Stephanie Sagat (2006-09) 1148 Ashlee Lindish (2007, 09) 1104 Theresa Nugent (2003-06)

BLOCK ASSISTS 113 Katie Gilman (2002) 112 Rebecca Lisle (2005) 94 Sara deBuhr (2009) TOTAL BLOCKS 148 Katie Gilman (2002) 127 Rebecca Lisle (2005) 116 Danielle Mount (2008) SETS 136 131 130

PLAYED Rachel Ruedi (2008) Lauren Hatter (2008) Stephanie Sagat (2008)

Bold = current Flyer

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career

Sara deBuhr (‘09) is the Flyers’ career leader in total blocks and block assists.

Stephanie Sagat (‘09) is the Flyers’ career leader in kills.

academic all-GLVC Honorees 2009 Jillian Carlberg, Mary Carroll, Katie Crawford, Hannah Koeneman, Nikki Maes, Colleen Mitros, Danielle Mount, Kim Richards, Rachel Ruedi, Stephanie Sagat, Lauren Seliga, Faith Watson 2008 Katie Crawford, Hannah Koeneman, Colleen Mitros, Danielle Mount, Kim Richards, Rachel Ruedi, Stephanie Sagat, Lauren Seliga, Faith Watson 2007 Christina Avilina, Sylvia Ciezak, Lauren Hatter, Jacqi Kenney, Andrea Morrone, Danielle Mount, Staci Paul, Kim Richards, Rachel Ruedi, Stephanie Sagat 2006 Christina Avilina, Sylvia Ciezak, Lindsay Grim, Lauren Hatter, Jaqi Kenney, Sarah McKinney, Andrea Morrone, Theresa Nugent, Kim Richards, Stephanie Sagat

2005 Sylvia Ciezak, Melissa Dobry, Lindsay Grim, Lauren Hatter, Abby Hodge, Sarah McKinney, Andrea Morrone, Val Olis

2001 Katie Holtz, Elisa Bott, Mary Corsten, Joy Rauch, Stacy Moss, Katie Gilman, Brie Ruschke, Maggie Haen, Megan Poludniak

1996 Amy Hansen, Jean Goerling, Colleen Quinlan, Debbie Urban, Stephanie Soller, Mary Wright, Laura Schneeweiss

2004 Sylvia Ciezak, Melissa Dobry, Andrea Morrone, Lindsay Grim, Megan Poludniak, Maggie Haen, Rory Harrison, Abby Hodge, Jessica Lockhart, Val Olis, Sarah McKinney, Michelle White

2000 Sarah Welles, Katie Holtz, Darthy Barr, Sarah Beebe, Elisa Bott, Mary Corsten, Patty Getz, Katie Gilman

1995 Amanda Grove, Jean Goerling, Becky Lawton, Debbie Urban, Laura Schneeweiss

2003 Abby Hodge, Rory Harrison, Katie Gilman, Maggie Haen, Megan Poludniak, Lisa Paasch, Sarah McKinney, Val Olis, Melissa Dobry 2002 Abby Hodge, Elisa Bott, Rory Harrison, Katie Gilman, Kathy Sulkowski, Maggie Haen, Lindsay Johnson, Lisa Paasch, Stacy Moss, Mary Corsten, Megan Poludniak, Val Olis

1999 Micci Brandy, Helen Kelliher, Christina Enders, Beth Steele, Sarah Welles, Katie Holtz, Joy Rauch, Elisa Bott, Mary Corsten, Patty Getz, Gina Greenan, Stacy Moss 1998 Amy Hansen, Mary Wright, Micci Brandy, Helen Kelliher, Traci West, Beth Steele, Christina Enders, Sarah Welles

1994 Amanda Grove, Tara Lovekamp 1991 Beth Lohmeier, Laura Ames, Melissa Awalt 1990 Kim Gervais

1997 Colleen Quinlan, Amy Hansen, Stephanie Soller, Mary Wright

athlete honors 2009

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All-America Stephanie Sagat (2) Rachel Ruedi (HM) Karen Lawton (2) Cathy Spencer (1) Terri Botkin

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2008 2006 2003 2002 1996 1995 1994 1992 1989

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1987 1981

AVCA All-Region Stephanie Sagat Rachel Ruedi Ashlee Lindish Sara deBuhr (HM) Sara deBuhr Andrea Morrone (HM) Katie Gilman (HM) Katie Gilman Colleen Quinlan Laura Schneeweiss Colleen Quinlan Tina Carnevale Andrea Delaney Karen Lawton Andrea Delaney Beth Gadaleta Karen Lawton Karen Lawton Cathy Spencer

Daktronics All-Region 2009 Stephanie Sagat (1)

Sara deBuhr (2)

Rachel Ruedi (2) 2008 Stephanie Sagat (2) 2007 Andrea Morrone (2) 2003 Katie Gilman (1) 2002 Katie Gilman (1) Region Freshman of the Year 2006 Stephanie Sagat 2000 Katie Gilman GLVC Player of the Year 2009 Stephanie Sagat 1989 Karen Lawton 1988 Karen Lawton

GLVC 2006 2002 1998

Freshman of the Year Stephanie Sagat Kathy Sulkowski Sarah Beebe

All-GLVC 2009 Stephanie Sagat (1)

Rachel Ruedi (1)

Sara deBuhr (3)

Ashlee Lindish (3) 2008 Sara deBuhr (3)

Rachel Ruedi (2)

Stephanie Sagat (2) 2007 Andrea Morrone (1)

Kim Richards (2)

Stephanie Sagat (2)

Ashlee Lindish (3) 2006 Andrea Morrone (1)

Lauren Hatter (HM) Theresa Nugent (HM)

Stephanie Sagat (HM) 2005 Theresa Nugent (2)

Andrea Morrone (HM) 2004 Theresa Nugent (2) 2003 Katie Gilman (1) 2002 Katie Gilman (1)

Mary Corsten (2)

Stacy Moss (2)

Stephanie Brandys (2) 2001 Brie Ruschke (1)

Katie Gilman (1) 2000 Sarah Beebe (1)

Patty Getz (1)

Katie Gilman (2)

Stacy Moss (2)

Beth Steele (2) 1998 Tara Pasch 1997 Tara Pasch

Dottie Porch 1996 Laura Schneeweiss

Colleen Quinlan 1995 Colleen Quinlan

Becky Lawton

Laura Schneeweiss

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1993 1992

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1985 1984

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2009 2002 2000 1995 1991 1987 1986 1985 1985 1984 1983

Colleen Quinlan Becky Lawton Laura Schneeweiss Maryellen Sherwood Tina Carnevale Kay Cannon Annmarie Dore Karen Lawton Colleen Concannon Andrea Delaney Karen Lawton Karen Brathwaite Beth Gadaleta Karen Lawton Kim Enk Beth Gadaleta Karen Lawton Kim Enk Beth Gadaleta Connie Reedy Connie Reedy Janet Carpenter Connie Reedy Cathy Freimuth Janet Carpenter Connie Reedy Claire Pavlik Cathy Freimuth Terri Botkin Gloria Fortmann Theresa Malacina Lewis Hall of Fame Connie Reedy Beth Gadaleta Cathy Freimuth Karen Lawton Erin Murphy Terri Botkin Deb Deacon Kathy Charboneau Cathy Spencer Jane Condon Marge Pozen

Lewis 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004

2003 2002

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1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994

1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987

1986 1985 1984 1983 1982

1981 1980 1979 1978

1977 1976 1975

Most Valuable Players Stephanie Sagat Stephanie Sagat Andrea Morrone Andrea Morrone Andrea Morrone Rory Harrison Andrea Morrone Katie Gilman Katie Gilman Stacy Moss Brie Ruschke Katie Gilman Patty Getz Katie Gilman Christina Enders Tara Pasch Tara Pasch Colleen Quinlan Joan Ross Becky Lawton Colleen Quinlan Maryellen Sherwood Tina Carnevale Lisa Laukaitis Karen Lawton Karen Brathwaite Beth Gadaleta Beth Gadaleta Karen Lawton Connie Reedy Connie Reedy Cathy Freimuth Claire Pavlik Mary Ellen McPartlin Terri Botkin Cathy Spencer Cathy Spencer Beth Manchen Erin Murphy Kathy Charboneau Erin Murphy Erin Murphy Mary Tanabie

1 = First Team, 2 = Second Team, 3 = Third Team, HM = Honorable Mention Notes: AVCA added All-Region Honorable Mention in 2002, GLVC added additional All-GLVC teams in 2000.

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Yearly Results Year 1974 1975 1976 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 TOTAL

W-L-T 2-10 12-4 24-5 29-14 47-15-1 45-15-4 48-13 51-11-2 28-16 23-24 27-23 7-34 23-9 31-9 31-9 27-10 21-16 13-21 17-17 14-16 19-11 17-13 17-12 11-20 16-10 15-16 21-10 16-10 25-5 16-12 18-10 17-13 25-6 32-4 31-8 32-5 848-456-7

Pct. .167 .750 .828 .674 .754 .734 .787 .813 .636 .489 .540 .171 .719 .775 .775 .730 .568 .382 .500 .467 .633 .567 .586 .355 .615 .484 .677 .615 .833 .571 .643 .567 .806 .889 .795 .865 .650

GLVC --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 1st 1st 2nd 5-10 10-4, 3rd 9-2, 2nd 8-0, 2nd 11-0, 1st 6-3, 3rd 5-4, 5th 8-3, 1st 6-3, T-3rd 7-2, T-3rd 14-6, T-3rd 11-5, GLVC 1st round 7-9, GLVC 1st round 10-6, GLVC 1st round 8-8, No postseason 12-4, T-3rd 10-4, GLVC 1st round 12-3, T-3rd 8-7, GLVC 1st round 10-6, GLVC 1st round 9-7, GLVC 1st round 14-2, 1st 17-2, 1st 16-2, 1st 14-0, 2nd 247-102

Coach Tat Shiely Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer Karen Lockyer/Dan Friend Lorelee Smith Lorelee Smith Lorelee Smith 4 coaches

Team Honors NCAA Division II National Runner-Up 1981 NCAA Division II Tournament 1982, ‘88, ‘89, 2000, ‘02, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09 GLVC Champion 1982, ‘83, ‘89, 1992, 2006, ‘07, ‘08 GLVC Runner-Up 1984, ‘87, ‘88, ‘09 AIAW National Tournament 1978 (6th), ‘79 (3rd), 1980, ‘81 (6th) AIAW Midwest Tournament 1979 (2nd), 1980 (3rd), ‘81 (Champion) Illinois AIAW Champion 1979, 1980, ‘81 Illinois AIAW Runner-Up 1976, ‘77, ‘78

GLVC Champions have been determined through the conference tournament since the league started volleyball in 1982.

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This is Lewis University

LEWIS UNIVERSITY AT A GLANCE Located 30 minutes southwest of Chicago, Lewis University is a comprehensive, Catholic university, where the traditions of liberal learning and preparation for professional life give the University its educational identity and Mission focus.

Lewis provides more than 80 programs of undergraduate study, 22 graduate programs, and accelerated programs for working adults through the Colleges of Arts and Sciences, Business, Education and Nursing and Health Professions. Premier programs include aviation, criminal/social justice, education, nursing, and business. Lewis is one of many schools sponsored by the De La Salle Christian Brothers with 328 years of teaching experience in the Lasallian tradition.

MISSION LEWIS UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT BROTHER JAMES GAFFNEY, FSC Brother James Gaffney, FSC, President of Lewis University since 1988, has provided leadership during a period of significant growth that has seen enrollment increase to more than 6,000 students, while the University has received regional and even national recognition for its academic quality. During his tenure, the entire campus has been transformed through numerous construction and renovation projects, amounting to an investment of more than $135 million.

Academic offerings have dramatically expanded throughout all four colleges of the University to include more than 80 undergraduate programs, 22 graduate degrees and a doctoral program (Ed.D. in Educational Leadership). A School of Professional and Continuing Education has been established to better serve working adults.

Brother James participates as a director, trustee or board member of more than 15 educational, religious, civic, corporate and community organizations and agencies. A member and former chair of the Federation of Independent Illinois Colleges and Universities, he also serves on the Executive Council of Chicago Metropolis 2020. He chairs the board of the Housing Foundation of Will County, is Vice Chairman for the Will County Community Foundation and is an active board member for the Will County Center for Economic Development and First Midwest Bancorp, Inc. He represents Lewis on the Great Lakes Valley Conference Council of Presidents. A past Board member for Catholic Charities (Joliet Diocese), he serves currently on the Corporate Board of Provena Health. A member of the De La Salle Christian Brothers, he chairs the Lasallian Association of Colleges and Universities.

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Lewis University, guided by its Catholic and Lasallian heritage, provides to a diverse student population programs for a liberal and professional education grounded in the interaction of knowledge and fidelity in the search for truth. Lewis promotes the development of the complete person through the pursuit of wisdom and justice. Fundamental to its Mission is a spirit of association which fosters community in all teaching, learning and service.

HISTORY

Founded in 1932 under the direction of the Chicago Archdiocese and Bishop Bernard J. Sheil, Lewis began as the Holy Name Technical School, a school for boys and was established on 170 acres of farmland donated by Michael and Frances Fitzpatrick of Lockport. Aviation technology became the special emphasis of instruction and the origin of today’s highly regarded Department of Aviation and Transportation Studies. During World War II, hundreds of Navy flight instructors were trained at Lewis. In 1952, the school

was renamed the Lewis College of Science and Technology and granted its first baccalaureate degrees. In 1960, the De La Salle Christian Brothers - members of a 328-year-old religious order devoted exclusively to teaching and named after Saint John Baptist de La Salle, their founder and Patron Saint of Educators – assumed direction of the institution. Today, with growing enrollment, outstanding programs, experienced faculty and motivated students, Lewis University is recognized as one of the finest, mid-sized, comprehensive Catholic universities in the country.

AFFILIATION

Private, co-educational Catholic and Lasallian University that was founded in 1932. One of approximately 100 universities worldwide sponsored by the De La Salle Christian Brothers.

LOCATION

Main campus situated on 376 beautiful acres in Romeoville, Illinois just 30 minutes southwest of Chicago.

CAMPUS SITES

Romeoville, Chicago, Hickory Hills, Oak Brook, Shorewood, Tinley Park and Albuquerque (NM)

ENROLLMENT

6,000 total students – 4,100 undergraduate and 1,900 graduate students.

FACULTY

200 full-time. Student / faculty ratio is 14:1

COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS

•College of Arts and Sciences •College of Business •College of Education •College of Nursing and Health Professions •School for Professional and Continuing Education

This is Lewis University

PHONE NUMBERS

DEGREES

•Associate of Science (A.S.) •Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) •Bachelor of Elected Studies (B.E.S.) •Bachelor of Science (B.S.) •Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.) •Master of Arts (M.A.) •Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) •Master of Education (M.Ed.) •Master of Science (M.S.) •Master of Science in Nursing (M.S.N.) •Certificate of Advanced Study (C.A.S.) •Doctor of Education (Ed.D.)

PROGRAMS

•Nationally-ranked Mock Trial Team •Award-winning student newspaper The Flyer •First all digital college radio station in the country •One of only 14 accredited programs in Athletic Training among private universities in Illinois •Second largest undergraduate program in Criminal Social/Justice among private universities in Illinois •The oldest Aviation program among universities in Illinois •The only University aviation program in Illinois with an airport on campus •Located in Will County, one of the fastest growing counties in the country •Largest graduate program in School Counseling and Guidance in Illinois

More than 80 undergraduate majors and programs of study and 22 graduate programs.

FOCUS

Professional and career preparation in a liberal arts tradition

ACTIVITIES

More than 30 active student organizations.

RESIDENCE HALLS

Twelve residence halls housing 1,300 students.

ALUMNI

More than 35,000

NOTABLE

•Named “A Best Midwestern College” by The Princeton Review •Rated “Top Tier” by U.S. News and World Report •Largest bachelor’s degree program in Nursing in Illinois •Nationally-ranked Flight Team

DID YOU KNOW? LEWIS UNIVERSITY...

• is a pioneer in aviation education, and owns a Boeing 737 jet, donated by United Airlines, utilized for aviation clinical experiences.

• is the ninth largest private university in Illinois.

• has the state’s second largest undergraduate program in criminal/social justice (among private institutions).

• is nationally recognized for its Peer Ministry Program, Work Study Program, and the ROTC program.

• has students who recently achieved a 100% pass rate on certification exams in Education; as well as students who earned a 97% pass rate on their licensure exams in Nursing.

• is wireless at the main campus.

• is one of 32 schools nationally to be selected by the FAA to offer a degree in Air Traffic Control.

Main Phone .............................................(800) 897-9000 Admission ................................................ (815) 836-5250 Alumni Relations ....................................(815) 836-5472 Athletics ....................................................(815) 836-5247 Financial Aid Services .......................... (815) 836-5263 Graduate and Adult Admission.. .......... (815) 836-5610 Marketing/Communications .................(815) 836-5291 President’s Office .................................. (815) 836-5230 Registrar .................................................. (815) 836-5133 Student Services ....................................(815) 836-5275 University Advancement .......................(815) 836-5244

SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES

• The Scholars Academy and Connections Program, offering intellectually challenging opportunities to pursue learning beyond scheduled coursework.

• The Study Abroad Program, providing learning opportunities in Ireland, Mexico, England, Italy, China and elsewhere.

• Community service projects, including volunteer outreach in Appalachia, Mexico and Bolivia.

• Pre-professional programs in the health professions, engineering and law.

• The Lewis University Airport, providing hands-on instructional experience for students majoring in aviation, directly adjacent to campus.

• Unique academic programs including a Doctorate of Education (Ed.D.) in Educational Leadership for Teaching and Learning, Master of Science degrees in Public Safety Administration and Information Security, and Bachelor of Arts degrees in Forensic Criminal Investigation and Aviation Security.

LEADING REASONS TO ENROLL AT LEWIS

1. Career and professional preparation in a liberal arts tradition.

2. Mid-sized university with comprehensive opportunities.

3. Ideal location.

4. Faculty focused on teaching.

5. Outstanding facilities and learning environment.

6. Programs to prepare you for today’s careers.

7. Values based education.

8. Attention to the whole person.

9. Affordable.

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This is Lewis University

LEWIS UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS DIRECTOR DAN SCHUMACHER When Dan Schumacher was hired as Lewis University’s Director of Athletics in June of 2006, the Chicago native knew the heights that the Flyers Athletics program could reach as a department.

With great vision comes great expectations, and Schumacher and the Flyers have most certainly delivered.

Since his arrival, Lewis has won five regular-season Great Lakes Valley Conference championships and nine GLVC Tournament championships, while making appearances in 12 NCAA Tournaments, including the men’s soccer team’s run to the ‘Final Four’ in 2009.

While the Flyers have made improvements on the field, the fields have also been improved during Schumacher’s tenure, as there has been over $500,000 worth of facility upgrades on the Romeoville campus.

Schumacher helped speed up the facility upgrade timeline by forming the Varsity Club, an organized,

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non-profit fundraising arm of the Lewis University Athletic Department that supports small-scale capital improvements.

Neil Carey Arena, home of both basketball and volleyball teams, has seen the most upgrades as it now features a new floor, scoreboards, a video board, island baskets and retractable bleachers which has increased the seating to over 1,000.

Both the men’s and women’s swimming teams have directly benefitted from Schumacher’s efforts, as the Lewis Swimming Pool now has a state-of-the-art scoring system which has allowed the program to increase its home schedule.

The locker rooms in Neil Carey Arena have been remodeled and are now equipped with flat screen televisions. Lewis now has the ability to video stream all of their home basketball games and volleyball matches from the Arena on www.LewisFlyers.com.

Schumacher has also helped make the John F. Kennedy Sports Center become more ‘Flyer Friendly’, as the hallways proudly display Lewis Athletics Artwork and each office has furniture that has the Lewis Flyers Athletics logo emblazoned on it. The Athletic Training room has been remodeled and now holds custom tables, cabinets, flooring and an ice machine.

Outside the JFK Sports Center, the Lewis softball team now has new dugouts, a new press box and a custom windscreen for the outfield fence, while the outfield fence of Brennan Field, home of the Flyer baseball team, now has a custom windscreen as well.

On the docket for both fields are brand new Daktronics scoreboards, which are slated to be finished by the 2011 season.

What Schumacher is most proud of, however, is the performance of his student-athletes in the classroom.

In the past three years, the graduation rate for Lewis student-athletes has risen from 60% to as high as 86%, while the Flyers’ Academic Success Rate (ASR) has peaked at a remarkable 98%, Schumacher has brought along seven new head

coaches, including women’s volleyball coach Lorelee Smith and men’s basketball coach Scott Trost. Smith has won two Great Lakes Valley Conference regular season championships, along with two GLVC Tournament championships while losing just 17 matches in three seasons. In his second season as the head coach, Trost led the Flyers to 20 wins for just the 14th time in school history, as well as an appearance in the GLVC Tournament finals and a berth in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2004.

A 1986 Carl Sandburg High School graduate, Schumacher was responsible for the financial administration of Winona State athletics. Among his duties were marketing and promotions, development, external relations, corporate relations, facilities oversight, budgeting and NCAA compliance.

Schumacher was the primary catalyst of a two-year campaign that generated $3 million, through private donations and newly developed athletics department revenue channels, for major improvements to Winona State’s soccer, football, baseball, softball and basketball facilities. He also spearheaded a project that transformed a $42,000 annual corporate sponsorship program into an annual corporate/external relations program that generates $500,000 in scholarships for Winona State athletics and the WSU Foundation.

Schumacher spent seven years with Conseco Finance Corporation prior to joining the Winona State staff, serving as Senior Credit Manager from 1995-98 and as Vice President from 1998-2002. He was a Branch Manager for TCF Bank and Mortgage Corporation in Minneapolis from 1990-95.

Schumacher earned a bachelor’s degree in public relations (business administration minor) in 1989 and a master’s degree in educational/school administration in 2005, both at Winona State. As a member of the WSU football team, he garnered All-America honors and served two seasons as a team captain.

Schumacher and wife Kristin are the parents of daughter Kasey (15) and sons Jack (12) and Declan (8).

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MEET THE STAFF

Director of Athletics Dan Schumacher

Associate Athletics Director Tim Gotto

Assistant Athletics Director Brian Summers

Senior Woman Adminstrator/ Head Women’s Basketball Coach Lisa Carlsen

Faculty Athletics Representative Dr. Nancy Workman

Sports Information Director Matt Brendich

Academic Advisor Courtney Davis

Head Athletic Trainer Liz D’Elia

Assistant to the Athletics Director Sherri Kavanagh

Head Baseball Coach Tim McDonough

Head Men’s Basketball Coach Scott Trost

Head Cross Country/ Track and Field Coach Dana Schwarting

Head Men’s and Women’s Golf Coach Skip Steffey

Head Men’s Soccer Coach Evan Fiffles

Head Women’s Soccer Coach Chris Koenig

Head Softball Coach George DiMatteo

Head Men’s and Women’s Swimming Coach Steve Thompson

Head Men’s and Women’s Tennis Coach Brett Bridel

Head Men’s Volleyball Coach Dan Friend

Head Women’s Volleyball Coach Lorelee Smith

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Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach Didi Barreto

Assistant Men’s and Women’s Volleyball Coach Andy Cole

Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach Meshia Easley

Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach DeMario Edwards

Assistant Cross Country/ Track and Field Coach Rick Hammer

Assistant Women’s Volleyball Coach David Heller

Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach Kara Kabellis

Assistant Cross Country/ Track and Field Coach James Kearney

Assistant Facilities/ Games Management Tim Kraft

Assistant Softball Coach John Mackinson

Assistant Men’s Volleyball Coach Matt McCarthy

Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach Dannie Merida

Assistant Baseball Coach Jon Moore

Assistant Men’s and Women’s Swimming Coach Emily Olsen

Assistant Athletics Trainer Rachael Patera

Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach Jennifer Pfeiffer

Assistant Track and Field Coach Kathie Posa

Assistant Track and Field Coach Nathan Probst

Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach Condric Sanders

Assistant Softball Coach Mandy Satunas

Assistant Sports Information Director Derrick Sloboda

Assistant Baseball Coach Scott Sobkowiak

Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach Tracy Summers

Assistant Men’s Volleyball Coach Gerard Weik

STAFF DIRECTORY Director of Athletics Dan Schumacher...................................................................836-5247 Associate Director of Athletics Tim Gotto ............................................................. 836-5612 Assistant Director of Athletics Brian Summers..................................................836-5228 Senior Woman Adminstrator/ Head Women’s Basketball Coach Lisa Carlsen ....................................................836-5876 Sports Information Director Matt Brendich ......................................................... 836-5229 Head Athletic Trainer Liz D’Elia ................................................................................. 836-5614 Head Baseball Coach Tim McDonough.................................................................... 836-5254 Head Men’s Basketball Coach Scott Trost ............................................................. 836-5451

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Head Cross Country/Track and Field Coach Dana Schwarting.......................836-5563 Head Men’s and Women’s Golf Coach Skip Steffey ..............................................836-5901 Head Men’s Soccer Coach Evan Fiffles ..................................................................836-5495 Head Women’s Soccer Coach Chris Koenig ..........................................................836-5496 Head Softball Coach George DiMatteo ................................................................... 836-5547 Head Swimming Coach Steve Thompson ...............................................................836-5526 Head Men’s and Women’s Tennis Coach Brett Bridel ......................................... 836-5770 Head Men’s Volleyball Coach Dan Friend ................................................................836-5447 Head Women’s Volleyball Coach Lorelee Smith ....................................................836-5775

This is Lewis University

FIELDS OF DREAMS

Neil Carey Arena - home of Lewis men’s and women’s basketball and men’s and women’s volleyball.

Lewis Softball Field - home of Lewis softball.

Brennan Field - home of Lewis baseball.

Lewis Swimming Pool - home of Lewis men’s and women’s swimming.

Lewis Tennis Courts - home of Lewis men’s and women’s tennis.

Prairie Bluff Golf Course - home of Lewis men’s and women’s golf.

Lewis Recreation Center Field House - home for Lewis men’s and women’s indoor track and field.

Lewis Soccer Field- home of Lewis men’s and women’s soccer.

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FLYER POINTS OF PRIDE • In the past three years, student-athlete graduation rate has risen to as high as 86%, while the Flyers’ Academic Success Rate (ASR) has peaked at a remarkable 98%.

• Lewis student-athletes set a new school-record, as 144 individuals earned Br. David Delahanty Student Athlete Awards in 2008-09. The Delahanty Award recognizes student-athletes who maintained a cumulative grade-point-average of 3.25 or higher.

• Lewis finished 48th overall in the 2009-10 NACDA Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup. That was 18th overall among all private institutions and the Flyers had the fourth-highest score of any team from the Great Lakes Valley Conference.

• With projects ranging from ROTC Operation Good Time, the United Way and Habitat for Humanity at least 75% of Lewis student-athletes participated in a community service project last year totaling over 6,500 hours.

• The Lewis University women’s basketball program earned the 2009-10 Spread Your Wings Championship, in the closest finish in the three-year history of the intra-department competition. ‘Spread Your Wings’ is a community engagement initiative which incorporates the five commitment areas (academic, athletic, career development, personal development, and service) of the NCAA/CHAMPS Lifeskills program.

• Since 2006-07 the Flyers have won five regular season GLVC Championships and eight GLVC tournament championships. 12 Lewis teams have qualified for the NCAA Tournament during this time.

• Lewis has won the GLVC All Sports Trophy 12 times.

• Lewis men’s golfer Paul Dagys became the first Flyer student-athlete to be named to the ESPN/CoSIDA Academic All-America Team since 2007.

• The Lewis men’s soccer team made its second-ever appearance in the NCAA Division II ‘Final Four’.

• Scott Barnas (track and field), Zac Bond (men’s soccer), Ashley Butler (track and field), Kevin Coates (men’s swimming), Brandon Drogemuller (men’s swimming), Kathryn Hague (cross country; track and field), Jayme Hefler (softball), Nestor Hernandez (men’s soccer), Samantha Linck (track and field), Rachel Ruedi (women’s volleyball) and Stephanie Sagat (women’s volleyball) all were named All-Americans in 2009-10.

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Opponent Time vs. UC-Colorado Springs % 5 PM vs. Rollins % 11 AM at Lynn % 5 PM vs. Valdosta State % 9 AM vs. California (Pa.) % 1 PM vs. Dowling # 3:30 PM vs. Tampa # 7 PM vs. TBD # TBA vs. TBD # TBA SAINT JOSEPH’S * 7 PM INDIANAPOLIS * Lakeshore TV 7 PM at St. Francis 7 PM QUINCY * 7 PM UIS * 3 PM at Missouri-St. Louis * 7 PM at Missouri S&T * 5 PM

Oct. 8 NORTHERN KENTUCKY * Oct. 9 BELLARMINE * Oct. 15 GLVC/GLIAC Crossover Oct. 16 GLVC/GLIAC Crossover Oct. 21 ST. XAVIER Oct. 22 at Kentucky Wesleyan * Oct. 23 at Southern Indiana * Oct. 26 UW-PARKSIDE * Oct. 29 MARYVILLE * Lakeshore TV Nov. 5 at Rockhurst * Nov. 6 at Drury * Nov. 12-14 GLVC Tournament Home matches in BOLD CAPS * GLVC match

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