2011 UIS Volleyball Media Guide by Anthony Black

University of Illinois Springfield Prairie Stars 2011 Schedule and Table of Contents

2011 UIS Volleyball Schedule

Table of Contents Quick Facts...................................................................................................... Pg 1

Sept. 2 Sept. 2 Sept. 3 Sept. 3

St. Mary’s Invitational vs. Abilene Christian vs. Tarleton State at St. Mary’s vs. Regis (Colo.)

1:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m.

Sept. 9 Sept. 10 Sept. 10 Sept. 13 Sept. 16 Sept. 17 Sept. 21 Sept. 23 Sept. 24 Sept. 28 Oct. 1 Oct. 2

at Missouri S&T at Drury vs. Pittsburg State at Quincy Maryville Missouri-St. Louis McKendree at Rockhurst at William Jewell Lindenwood Indianapolis Saint Joseph’s

7:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m.

Oct. 5

Pink Volleyball Festival Benedictine

7:30 p.m.

Oct. 8 Oct. 9

at Lewis at Wisconsin-Parkside

5:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m.

GLVC/GLIAC Crossover Oct. 14-15 TBA Oct. 21 Oct. 22 Oct. 25 Oct. 28 Oct. 29 Nov. 2 Nov. 4 Nov. 5

William Jewell Rockhurst Quincy Drury Missouri S&T Missouri Baptist at Maryville at Missouri-St. Louis

TBA 7:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m.

GLVC Championship Nov. 10-13 TBA

TBA

NCAA Midwest Regional Nov. 17-20 TBA

TBA

NCAA Elite Eight Dec. 1-3 TBA 1

TBA

Athletic Administration/Head Coaches.................................................... Pg 2 TRAC History................................................................................................. Pg 3 Coaching Staff .............................................................................................Pg 4-5 Meet The Prairie Stars........................................................................... Pg 6-15 2010 GLVC Review...................................................................................... Pg 16 UIS Record Book....................................................................................Pg 17-25 All-Time Roster......................................................................................Pg 26-27 This is UIS..................................................................................................... 28-37

Athletic Directory Director of Athletics............................................Kim Pate ............... 206-7592 Associate Director of Athletics ........................Scott Reed ............ 206-6752 Assistant Director of Athletics/Compliance TBA . ..................... 206-8467 Sports Information Director .............................Tony Black .......... 206-8547 Head Athletic Trainer ........................................Deb Fitzl .............. 206-7597 Assistant Athletic Trainer .................................Stephanie Schulmeyer Business Manager ................................................Allison Mosley ... 206-7017 Baseball . .................................................................TBA . ..................... 206-8517 Men’s Basketball Head Coach ...........................Ben Wierzba ....... 206-7591 Women’s Basketball Head Coach .....................Marne Fauser ..... 206-7901 Cheerleading Head Coach ..................................Lexi Kirschbaum .206-7017 Men’s Soccer Head Coach ..................................Jesse Meich .......... 206-8540 Women’s Soccer Head Coach ............................Pete Kowall . ........ 206-8454 Softball Head Coach ............................................Mat Mundell ....... 206-7900 Men’s and Women’s Tennis Head Coach .......Manny Velasco ... 206-6238 Men’s Golf Head Coach . ...................................Frank Marsaglia .206-8402 Women’s Golf ......................................................Nichole Inkel ....... 206-8418 Volleyball ...............................................................Angie Riggle ....... 206-7903

Quick Facts 2010 Record.......................................................................................10-20 2010 GLVC Record............................................................................2-12 Head Coach.................................................Angie Riggle (Third Year) Record at UIS....................................................................................21-40 Career Record................................................................................. 129-93 Assistant Coach....................... Chrisa Potthast-Leezer (Third Year) Chancellor...............................................................................Susan Koch Director of Athletics........................................................................TBA Sports Information Director...............................................Tony Black Office Number................................................................... 217-206-8547 Cell Phone.......................................................................... 318-751-3380 Starters Returning/Loss................................................................... 4/3 Letterman Returning/Loss.............................................................. 7/6 Gymnasium.......................... Recreation and Athletic Center (3,000) Capacity for Volleyball.................................................................... 1,400 The 2011 University of Illinois Springfield volleyball media guide was designed by Sports Information Director Tony Black. The media guide was edited by Associate Athletic Director Scott Reed. The record book section of the media guide is incomplete due to a lack of information available. If you have any information regarding records and other historical information contact Tony Black at 217-206-8547. Photos by Blue R., Tony Black and Joan Sestak.

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University of Illinois Springfield Prairie Stars Athletic Administration and Coaches

Dr. Susan Koch Chancellor

Kim Pate Director of Athletics

Scott Reed Associate AD

AssistantAD/Compliance

TBA Baseball

Ben Wierzba Men’s Basketball

Marne Fauser Women’s Basketball

Lexi Kirschbaum Cheerleading

Men’s Golf Frank Marsagila

Nichole Inkel Women’s Golf

Jesse Miech Men’s Soccer

Pete Kowall Women’s Soccer

Mat Mundell Softball 2011 UIS Volleyball Media Guide

Manny Velasco M&W Tennis

TBA

Angie Riggle Volleyball

University of Illinois Springfield Prairie Stars TRAC History

The Recreation and Athletic Center is one of the newest facilities in the Great Lakes Valley Conference opening in 2008. It is also the newest athletic facility in the city of Springfield and considered one of the crown jewels in NCAA Division II. The first event in TRAC was Sept. 28, 2008 when the volleyball defeated Stephens College 3-0. The Prairie Star volleyball team has a career 14-12 record in TRAC. TRAC is a 74,000 square foot building with three collegiate-length basketball and volleyball courts. It also has a full service fitness center that features a three-lane elevated running track, two racquetball courts that can also convert to squash courts. The recreation and athletic department offices are also housed in the TRAC, along with a state of the art athletic training offices. The training room offers four tables for student-athletes and a whirlpool. Along with hosting intercollegiate athletics and intramurals for UIS, TRAC has also hosted two sell outs for Illinois Boys 2A Super Sectionals. The girls 2A super sectional has also been at near capacity in the last two seasons as well. UIS has also hosted the GLVC Championship Final Four in 2010.

Volleyball at TRAC First Match............................................................................................................. Sept. 26, 2008 versus Stephens College First Win................................................................................................................ Sept. 26, 2008 versus Stephens College 10th Win................................................................................................................ Nov. 7, 2009 versus Kentucky Wesleyan Overall Record................................................................................................................................................................14-12 3

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Head Coach

Angie Riggle

Springfield, Ill. UIS named Angie Riggle its head volleyball coach on May 21, 2009. In her first season with the Prairie Stars Riggle led UIS to a 11-20 record and posted the first GLVC victories in school history. During her second season she guided the Stars to a 10-20 mark. Riggle spent three seasons as the head coach at Lincoln Land Community College where she guided the program to a 107-53 record and the 2003 Mid West Athletic Conference championship. The Loggers reached the Region 24 Final Four in each of her three seasons and the team was a fixture in the national rankings highlighted by reaching the No. 16 spot in 2005. During her tenure at Lincoln Land, Riggle was also the chairperson for the NJCAA Region 24 committee in which she was responsible for organizing all of the region by-laws and procedures. Prior to taking the position at Lincoln Land, Riggle as the head coach at John Wood Community College in Quincy, Ill. She started her coaching career at Quincy University as an assistant coach for three seasons following her playing career. As a player, Riggle was a four-year member of the Quincy volleyball program. She was awarded the team’s Best Defensive Player in 1993 and the Most Improved Player in 1994 and then was the team’s captain during her senior season in 1995. A standout in the classroom as well, Riggle earned mention on Quincy’s Academic-Athletic Honor Roll in each of her four years with the Hawks and was named to the Great Lakes Valley Conference All-Academic team. Riggle graduated from Quincy Cum Laude in 1996 with a degree in Social Work. Angie and her husband Ron reside in Springfield with their children, Connor, Becca, Seth and Noah. 2011 UIS Volleyball Media Guide

Assistant Coach

Chrisa Potthast-Leezer Springfield, Ill. Former Illinois Springfield standout Chrisa PotthastLeezer is in her third year as an assistant volleyball coach under head coach Angie Riggle. As a senior in 2003, Potthast-Leezer was named AMC First Team All-Conference and to the all-academic team. Prior to her time at UIS she also played at Belleville Area College and Southwestern Illinois College. Potthast-Leezer still has her name in the UIS record book for solo, assisted, total and blocks per game. She holds the record for blocks per game with 1.11 per match. As assistant coach, Potthast-Leezer assists Riggle with recruiting, conditioning, monitors study tables and helps with all aspects of daily practices. In 2009, she helped coach five members of the current team to the UIS Athletic Directors Honor Roll. Along with her duties as volleyball coach, PotthastLeezer provides training to faculty/staff and students with disabilities on Assistive. She also provides oneon-one hands on training in the use of adaptive technology. Potthast-Leezer has expertise on all adaptive technology offered in the adaptive technology lab as well. Potthast and her husband Brad reside in Springfield and have a daughter Abbigail, who was born late in 2010.

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Senior Setter

#12

Colleen Gentile Calumet City, Ill.

2010: Saw action in 56 games and 19 matches before an injury ended her first year … Had five double-doubles … Had a career-high 41 assists against Saint Joseph’s and 17 digs in the same match … Had first solo block against Stillman … Honored as a member of the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll. Junior College: Two-time captain at Prairie State… named All-Region and All-Conference… also earned Academic All-Conference honors… teammate of UIS teammate Sam Krilich. High School: Named All-Conference as a senior at T.F. North… also served as team captain… won four letters in volleyball and three in badminton. Personal: Daughter of Donna Gentile… Criminal Justice major.

Gentile’s Career-High’s Kills: 6 vs. Ouachita Baptist Sept. 3, 2010 Assists: 41 vs. Saint Joseph’s Oct. 1, 2010 Service Aces: 2 (Three Times) Robert Morris Oct. 5, 2010 Solo Blocks: 1 vs. Stillman Sept. 4, 2010 Assisted Blocks: 1 (Six Times) at Lewis Sept. 25, 2010

Season 2010.. TOTAL.

GP-MP 56-19 56-19

K 22 22

K/G 0.39 0.39

E 9 9

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TA 81 81

Pct .160 .160

A 356 356

A/G 6.36 6.36

SA 12 12

SA/G 0.21 0.21

SE 7 7

DIG 130 130

D/G 2.32 2.32

RE 2 2

BS 1 1

BA 6 6

TB 7 7

B/G 0.12 0.12

BE BHE Points Pts/G 0 3 38.0 0.68 0 3 38.0 0.68

Senior Outside Hitter

Sam Krilich Lansing, Ill.

2010: Played in 88 games and saw action in 30 matches …Second on the team in kills … Had 10 games with 10 or more kills … Had a career-high 13 kills against Lake Erie … Also had two double-doubles first came against Lake Erie second was at Kentucky Wesleyan … Second on the team in points … Named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll. Junior College: Second team All-American as a sophomore at Prairie State… NJCAA Division II National Player of the Week as a sophomore … Two-time All-Conference pick and All-Area as a sophomore … Twice named Academic All-Conference … Teammate of current UIS teammate Colleen Gentile. High School: All-Conference and earned All-Area mention as a senior at T.F. South … Won two letters in volleyball. Personal: Daughter of Steven and Janice Krilich … Social Work major.

Krilich’s Career-High’s Kills: 13 versus Lake Erie Oct. 15, 2010 Assists: 2 (Three Times) vs. Northern Kentucky Oct. 29, 2010 Service Aces: 2 (Two Times) Missouri Baptist Oct. 20, 2010 Solo Blocks: 1 at Lewis Sept. 25, 2010 Assisted Blocks: 3 at Kentucky Wesleyan Nov. 5, 2010

Season 2010.. TOTAL.

GP-MP 88-30 88-30

K 220 220

K/G 2.50 2.50

E 151 151

TA 707 707

Pct .098 .098

A 11 11

A/G 0.12 0.12

SA 9 9

SA/G 0.10 0.10

SE 18 18

DIG 140 140

D/G 1.59 1.59

RE 26 26

BS 1 1

BA 19 19

TB 20 20

B/G 0.23 0.23

BE BHE Points Pts/G 2 2 239.5 2.72 2 2 239.5 2.72

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Junior Outside Hitter

Ashley King New Berlin, Ill. 2010: Had a season-high four kills at Lincoln Christian and seven digs at Saint Joseph’s … In 30 games scored 21.5 points … Was also named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll. 2009: Member of the UIS Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll in the spring semester... played in 20 matches and 43 games ... Had 32 digs. High School: Two-time first team All-Sangamon County pick and was the league MVP as a senior at New Berlin ... Twice named to the All-Tournament teams at the Pretzel Classic and the Sangamon County Tournament ... Was twice the Student of the Month and was named the Senior Scholar-Athlete of the Month ... Earned mention on the High Honor Roll. Personal: Daughter of Vince and Donna King ... Criminal Justice major.

King’s Career-High’s Kills: 4 at Lincoln Christian Sept. 14, 2010 Assists: 4 versus Missouri S&T Sept. 19, 2009 Service Aces: 1 (Five Times) vs. Robert Morris Oct. 26, 2010 Solo Blocks: 1 (Two Times) at Lincoln Christian Sept. 14, 2010 Assisted Blocks: 1 (Four Times) vs. Bellarmine Oct. 30, 2010

Season 2009.. 2010.. TOTAL.

GP-MP 43-20 30-18 73-38

K 3 15 18

K/G 0.07 0.50 0.25

E 10 7 17

TA 25 42 67

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Pct -.280 .190 .015

A 9 0 9

A/G 0.21 0.00 0.12

SA 2 3 5

SA/G 0.05 0.10 0.07

SE 8 4 12

DIG 32 28 60

D/G 0.74 0.93 0.82

RE 8 12 20

BS 0 2 2

BA 1 3 4

TB 1 5 6

B/G 0.02 0.17 0.08

BE BHE Points Pts/G 0 1 5.5 0.12 2 0 21.5 0.70 2 1 27.0 0.37

Sophomore Middle Hitter

Maddy Barnes Quincy, Ill. 2010: Saw action in 93 games and had two double digit kill games … Had a career-high 11 kills against Robert Morris-Peoria, three service aces against Missouri Baptist and seven digs at home versus Robert MorrisSpringfield … Also scored in double figures four times with a career-high 13 points against Robert MorrisPeoria. High School: Earned all-conference honors as a senior at Quincy… helped team to a fourth place finish at state tournament and a 36-5 record in final season… Most Valuable Player of the Summer Licking Tournament… won four letters each in volleyball and basketball… member of the National Honor Society and the National Technical Honor Society… earned mention on the school’s High Honor Roll. Personal: Daughter of Blane and Angie Barnes… Biology major.

Barnes’ Career-High’s Kills: 11 versus Robert Morris Peoria Oct. 5, 2010 Assists: 3 versus Missouri Western Sept. 4, 2010 Service Aces: 3 versus Missouri Baptist Oct. 20, 2010 Solo Blocks: 2 versus Saint Joseph’s Oct. 1, 2010 Assisted Blocks: 3 (Three Times) vs. Rockhurst Oct. 22, 2010

Season 2010.. TOTAL.

GP-MP 93-30 93-30

K 137 137

K/G 1.47 1.47

E 75 75

TA 410 410

Pct .151 .151

A 12 12

A/G 0.13 0.13

SA 12 12

SA/G 0.13 0.13

SE 12 12

DIG 48 48

D/G 0.52 0.52

RE 1 1

BS 4 4

BA 33 33

TB 37 37

B/G 0.40 0.40

BE BHE Points Pts/G 1 1 169.5 1.82 1 1 169.5 1.82

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Sophomore Outside Hitter

Kellee Mahaffey Coal City, Ill.

2010: Saw action in all 30 contests and played 86 games … Had five double digit kills with a career-high 15 coming at Christian Brothers, while also scoring 15.5 points in the game match … At Missouri S&T had a season-best eight digs … Knocked back three assisted blocks three times … Member of the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll. High School: Named FPN Sportswoman of the Year as a senior at Coal City … Earned the Team Points Award in three seasons … Three-time member of the All-Tournament team at the Manteno Tournament … Named the Best Attacker at the NJC Tournament … Earned the Most Outstanding Player award at the KCC Showcase … All-Tournament at the Mendota Tournament … Three-time I-8 All-Academic Team. Personal: Daughter of Walt and Lynne Mahaffay… Social Work major.

Mahaffey’s Career-High’s Kills: 15 versus Ouachita Baptist Sept. 3, 2010 Assists: 6 versus Lake Superior State Oct. 16, 2010 Service Aces: 2 (Four Times) Robert Morris Oct. 26, 2010 Solo Blocks: 1 (Five Times) vs. Lake Superior State Oct. 16, 2010 Assisted Blocks: 3 (Three Times) vs. Rockhurst Oct. 22, 2010

Season 2010.. TOTAL.

GP-MP 86-30 86-30

K 192 192

K/G 2.23 2.23

E 107 107

TA 547 547

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Pct .155 .155

A 35 35

A/G 0.41 0.41

SA 13 13

SA/G 0.15 0.15

SE 22 22

DIG 66 66

D/G 0.77 0.77

RE 3 3

BS 5 5

BA 27 27

TB 32 32

B/G 0.37 0.37

BE BHE Points Pts/G 2 3 223.5 2.59 2 3 223.5 2.59

Sophomore Libero/Defensive Specialist

Bianca Sanchez Plainfield, Ill.

2010: Played in 80 games and saw action in all 30 matches … Used primarily as a defensive specialist … Had six double digit kills with a career-high 16 at Christian Brothers … Four times had two service aces … Member of the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll. High School: Named to the All-Area team at South … Also earned All-Conference mention and set the school record for career digs. Personal: Daughter of Tony and Lucy Sanchez … Psychology major.

Sanchez’s Career-High’s Kills: 2 at Christian Brothers Sept. 2, 2010 Assists: 1 (Six Times) vs. Drury Oct. 23, 2010 Service Aces: 2 (Four Times) vs. Robert Morris Oct. 5, 2010 Digs: 16 at Christian Brothers Sept. 3, 2010

Season 2010.. TOTAL.

GP-MP 80-30 80-30

K 3 3

K/G 0.04 0.04

E 5 5

TA 28 28

Pct -.071 -.071

A 6 6

A/G 0.08 0.08

SA 13 13

SA/G 0.16 0.16

SE 13 13

DIG 162 162

D/G 2.03 2.03

RE 22 22

BS 0 0

BA 0 0

TB 0 0

B/G 0.00 0.00

BE BHE Points Pts/G 0 0 16.0 0.20 0 0 16.0 0.20

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Sophomore Right Side

#14

Brittnee Wojciechowski Peru, Ill. 2010: Had a career-best seven kills against Drury … Saw action in 71 games and 26 matches … Had three service aces against Robert Morris-Springfield … Had five assisted blocks against Quincy … Also was a part of the Athletic Director Honor Roll. High School: First team All-Area by the News-Tribune at LaSalle-Peru … Unanimous All-Conference election … Lead the team in digs and won the team’s Spirit Award … Member of the Honor Society and the High Honor Roll … Won four letters in volleyball and three in track. Personal: Daughter of Jerry Wojciechowski and Jim and Chris Johnson … Biology major.

Wojciehowski’s Career-High’s Kills: 7 vs. Drury Oct. 23, 2010 Assists: 1 (Five Times) vs. Lake Superior State Oct. 16, 2010 Service Aces: 3 Robert Morris Oct. 26, 2010 Solo Blocks: 1 vs. Lake Superior State Oct. 4, 2010 Assisted Blocks: 5 vs. Quincy Oct. 7, 2010

Season 2010.. TOTAL.

GP-MP 71-27 71-27

K 85 85

K/G 1.20 1.20

E 26 26

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TA 251 251

Pct .235 .235

A 5 5

A/G 0.07 0.07

SA 9 9

SA/G 0.13 0.13

SE 12 12

DIG 42 42

D/G 0.59 0.59

RE 2 2

BS 1 1

BA 24 24

TB 25 25

B/G 0.35 0.35

BE BHE Points Pts/G 2 4 107.0 1.51 2 4 107.0 1.51

Junior College: Attended Lincoln College winning two letters in volleyball … Named second team all-conference as a sophomore, honorable mention all-region and led the team in assists. High School: Graduated from Southeast High School and won four letters in volleyball … Named 2009 Lady Spartan Female Athlete of the Year and was a four-year varsity captain … Topped the team in assist four times. Personal: Daughter of Dave and Cindy Fox … Majoring in communications.

Junior Outside/Right Side

Ariele Gooch

Carbondale, Ill.

#17

Junior Setter

Emily Fox Springfield, Ill.

Junior College: Was a two-year member of the John A. Logan volleyball team … Had 183 kills, 20 aces and came up with 27 blocks. High School: Graduated from Carbondale Community High School … Earned eight letters in basketball and volleyball. Personal: Daughter of Krista Boardman and Kip Gooch … Majoring in Chemistry.

Junior College: Was a member of the Lakeland College volleyball team … Named to the all-conference and all-region team twice … Also on the academic honor roll. High School: Won letters eighth in volleyball and basketball at Shelbyville High School … Named first team all-conference and earned all-area player of the year from the Herald & Review … Named all-state honorable mention and all-state special mention from the Champaign News Gazette.

Junior Right Side

Annie Nottingham Shelbyvile, Ill.

Personal: Daughter of Eve and Jeff Nottingham … Majoring in psychology with a minor in elementary education.

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Junior College: Was a part of the Lincoln Land Community College volleyball team ... Had 243 kills as a sophomore, along with 45 aces, 405 digs, 1, 093 assists and 102 blocks … Was 13th in the nation in assists, 46th in nation for assists per set … Named NJCAA Player of the Week … Also selected second team All-America. High School: Graduated from Stewardson-Strosburg High School … Lettered in volleyball and softball … Named first team all-conference and third team all-state … Named all-region as a freshman and was a part of five all-tournament teams.

Junior Setter

Rebeka Pruemer Shumway, Ill.

Personal: Daughter of Kate and Terry Pruemer … Is undecided on a major.

Junior Middle Hitter

Megan Vladic Antioch, Ill.

#11

Junior College: Two year member of the Lincoln Land Community College volleyball team … Named MidWest Conference All-Academic Team ... Was also on the Full-Time Presidents List … Owns the school mark for most blocks in a match and is the career leader for blocks … Ranked fifth in the nation in blocks. High School: Graduated from Antioch Community High School … Won four letters as a member of the volleyball team … Named Most Improved in 2006 and also captured Most Spirited in 2007 … Was a two-time member of the High Honor Roll. Personal: Daughter of Dan and Marie Vladic … Majoring in biology with a minor in public health.

High School: Was a two-year member of the varsity volleyball team at Washington Community High School … Spent four years on the honor roll and graduated with a 4.0 GPA … Named first team all-conference and was on the Peoria Journal Star All-Area Team … Was also part of the Darla Moldenhauser Classic, MHS AllTournament and Jacksonville 30th Crimson Invite AllTournament Teams. Personal: Daughter of Don and Linda Houser … Majoring in secondary education with a minor in education.

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Freshman Outside Hitter

#10

Haley Houser Washington, Ill.

High School: Graduated from Virginia High School … Won four letters between volleyball and soccer … As a senior, had 48 services aces, 392 kills, 38 blocks and 291 digs … Was named the Journal Courier Player of the Week after helping the team win six straight matches. Personal: Daughter of Bruce and Debbie Jokisch … Is undecided on a major.

Freshman Outside Hitter

#13

Taylor Jokisch Virginia, Ill.

Freshman Defensive Specialist/Libero

Sam Mainzer Cary, Ill.

High School: Attended Cary-Grove High School and won three varsity letters … Named all-conference, along with capturing Daily Herald All-Area and NW Herald honorable mention … Was the team’s leader in digs for two seasons and the team held a record of 56-1 … Went to the state championship match twice winning the tournament in 2009 … Cary-Grove High School was also the top ranked team in the country for six weeks … Off the court was a four year member of the honor roll. Personal: Daughter of Jeff and Amy Mainzer … Is undecided on a major.

High School: Graduated from Sacred Heart-Griffin High School … Member of the varsity volleyball team all four years … Two-time member of the academic allconference team … Garnered honorable mention and all-conference honors as a junior and senior … Off the court was a member of the National Honor Society and earned High Honors all four years. Personal: Daughter of Jason and Rebecca Montgomery … Majoring in biology.

Freshman Middle Hitter

#15

Katelyn Montgomery Springfield, Ill.

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GLVC Championship

2010

Final GLVC Standings www.GLVCSports.com

Lewis * Indianapolis * Southern Indiana * Northern Kentucky * Missouri-St. Louis * Rockhurst * Bellarmine * Drury * UW-Parkside Missouri S&T Saint Joseph's Illinois-Springfield Quincy Maryville Kentucky Wesleyan

GLVC

Overall

W 13 11 10 10 10 9 9 8 7 7 5 2 2 2 0

W 27 27 18 20 20 22 18 22 19 14 11 10 7 4 7

L 1 3 4 4 4 5 5 6 7 7 9 12 12 12 14

All-GLVC Player of the Year: Rachel Ruedi Lewis Freshman of the Year: Krista Gibson BU Coach of the Year: Lorelee Smith Lewis All-GLVC First Team MH: Shelby Buschur So. Northern Kentucky MH: Weslie Gaff Jr. Missouri-St. Louis MH: Danielle LaGrange Jr. Southern Indiana OH: Kristina Kerrigan So. Indianapolis OH: Maggie McGovern Jr. Rockhurst OH: Brittani Oliver Sr. Southern Indiana OH: Lauren Seliga Sr. Lewis S: Cheneta Morrison Sr. Indianapolis S: Rachel Ruedi Sr. Lewis All-GLVC Second Team L: Lyndsay Callahan Sr. Indianapolis L: Carolyn Holstein Sr. Missouri-St. Louis MB: Kyrie Hopkins Sr. Drury MH:Samantha Klump Sr. Missouri S&T MH:Carly Perschnick So. Lewis OH: Emily Beckman Sr. Bellarmine OH: Noelle Peterson Jr. Northern Kentucky RS: Erin Higgins Jr. Missouri-St. Louis S: Jenna Schreiver So. Northern Kentucky All-GLVC Third Team MH: Courtney Anglemyer Jr. Indianapolis MH: Tami Gleason Sr. UW-Parkside MH: Danielle Mount Jr. Lewis OH: Krista Gibson Fr. Bellarmine OH: Sarah Drennen Jr. Northern Kentucky OH: Sharon Freund Jr. Saint Joseph’s RS: Shelby Crawford Jr. Missouri-St. Louis RS: Addie Kramer Jr. UW-Parkside S: Austin Warren Sr. Drury

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Pct. .929 .786 .714 .714 .714 .643 .643 .571 .500 .500 .357 .143 .143 .143 .000

L 5 9 12 14 9 10 10 13 11 13 16 20 20 28 20

First Round #3 Southern Indiana 3 #6 Rockhurst, 2 #2 Indianapolis 3 #7 Bellarmine, 0 #5 Missouri-St. Louis 3 #4 Northern Ky. 2 #1 Lewis 3 #8 Drury, 0

Pct. .844 .750 .600 .588 .690 .688 .643 .629 .633 .519 .407 .333 .259 .125 .259

Semifinals #2 Indianapolis 3 #3 Southern Ind. 0 #1 Lewis 3 #5 Missouri-St. Louis 1 Championship #1 Lewis 3 #2 Indianapolis 1 NCAA Midwest Regional

Academic All-GLVC Student-Athlete Courtnee Brown Colleen Gentile Ashley King Sam Krilich Britni Prusa Brittnee Wojciechowski

GPA 3.77 3.75 3.36 3.85 3.4 3.49

First Round #1 Hillsdale 3 # 8 Southern Ind. 0 #4 Northern Michigan 1 #5 Indianapolis 5 #3 Lewis 3 #6 Missouri-St. Louis 0 #7 Northern Kentucky 0 #2 Grand Valley St. 3 Second Round #1 Hillsdale 2 #5 Indianapolis 3 #3 Lewis 1 #2 Grand Valley St. 3 Third Round #5 Indianapolis 2 #2 Grand Valley St. 3 NCAA Elite Eight National Quarterfinals # 2 Grand Valley St. 0 # 1 Tampa 3 #1 Wingate 0 #1 Central Missouri 3 #1 Clarion 0 #1 Dowling 3 #1 CS San B’dino 0 #2 Concordia St. Paul 3 National Semifinals #1 Tampa 3 #1 Central Missouri 0 #2 Concordia St. Paul 3 #1 Dowling 0 National Championship #1 Tampa 1 #2 Concordia St. Paul 3

University of Illinois Springfield Prairie Stars vs Alderson-Broaddus..................1-0 vs Aquinas.......................................0-2 vs Asbury.........................................1-0 vs Ashland.......................................0-1 vs Avila.............................................1-0 vs Baker............................................2-2 vs Barat............................................0-1 vs Bellarmine..................................0-2 vs Bellevue......................................0-1 vs Benedictine.................................2-4 vs Bethel (Ind.)...............................2-2 vs Brescia.........................................2-0 vs Cedarville...................................0-1 vs Central Methodist....................1-1 vs Christian Brothers....................0-4 vs College of Pharmacy............... 2-0 vs Ozarks.........................................2-2 vs Columbia..................................0-19 vs Concordia Illinois.....................0-2 vs Concordia Nebraska................0-1 vs Cornerstone...............................0-2 vs Culver Stockton........................5-5 vs Cumberland...............................2-1 vs Dana ...........................................1-0 vs Davenport..................................1-0 vs Dickenson State........................0-1 vs Dordt...........................................0-1 vs Drury...........................................0-2 vs Eureka.........................................3-0 vs Eastern New Mexico............... 1-0 vs Embry Riddle............................1-0 vs Evangel.......................................1-4 vs Grace...........................................3-0 vs Graceland...................................0-2 vs Grand View................................1-2 vs Greenville...................................4-0 vs Hannibal LaGrange...............14-1 vs Harding.......................................0-1 vs Harris Stowe............................15-0 vs Hastings......................................0-1 vs Houghton...................................0-1 vs Huntington................................0-1 vs Illinois College..........................2-0 vs Illinois Tech...............................1-2 vs Indiana Southeast.....................0-1 vs Indiana Wesleyan.....................0-3 vs IUPUI ��1-1 vs John Brown................................0-2 vs Judson..........................................3-1 17

All-Time Record Against Opponents

vs Kentucky Wesleyan.................2-0 vs Knox............................................1-0 vs Kendall........................................0-1 vs King College..............................0-2 vs Lake Erie....................................1-0 vs Lake Superior State..................0-1 vs Lewis...........................................0-2 vs Lincoln Christian.....................7-0 vs Lindenwood.............................0-13 vs Lindsey Wilson.........................0-1 vs Loyola (La.)................................0-1 vs Lubbock Christian....................0-1 vs Madonna.....................................0-1 vs Malone........................................0-2 vs Marian.........................................1-1 vs Maryville....................................1-1 vs Marycrest...................................1-0 vs McKendree...........................6-12-1 vs Michigan Dearborn.................0-1 vs Midland Lutheran....................1-0 vs Millikin.......................................0-3 vs Minnesota-Crookston.............1-0 vs Missouri Baptist.....................2-12 vs Missouri S&T............................0-2 vs Missouri Valley.........................5-0 vs Missouri Western St...............0-2 vs Missouri-St. Louis....................0-3 vs Morningside..............................0-1 vs Northern Kentucky..................0-3 vs Northwestern............................0-1 vs Northwest Missouri................0-1 vs Oakland City..............................0-1 vs Ohio Dominican........................0-1 vs Olivet Nazarene........................2-4 vs Ottawa.........................................1-0 vs Ouachita Baptist.......................1-1 vs Palm Beach Atlantic................0-1 vs Park..............................................1-3 vs Peru State...................................1-1 vs Purdue Calumet........................0-1 vs Purdue North Central.............1-0 vs Quincy.........................................1-4 vs Robert Morris...........................4-0 vs Robert Morris-Peoria..............1-0 vs Rockhurst...................................0-3 vs SIU Edwardsville.....................1-2 vs Saint Joseph’s.............................0-2 vs Saginaw Valley State...............0-1 vs Sioux Falls..................................1-0

vs Southern Indiana......................0-2 vs Spaulding....................................0-1 vs St. Ambrose...............................2-1 vs St. Francis..................................0-4 vs St. Joseph's.................................1-0 vs St. Thomas.................................1-0 vs St. Xavier....................................2-5 vs Stephens......................................1-0 vs Stillman.......................................1-0 vs Taylor..........................................1-3 vs Tiffin............................................1-1 vs Travecca Nazarene...................0-3 vs Trinity Christian......................3-5 vs Truman State............................0-1 vs St. Mary......................................2-0 vs UIndy......................................... 0-2 vs UT Brownsville........................0-1 vs UW-Parkside.............................0-2 vs Union University......................0-2 vs St. Francis................................. 3-3 vs Upper Iowa................................0-1 vs Virginia Intermont................. 1-0 vs Viterbo........................................1-0 vs Wartburg................................... 0-1 vs Washburn.................................. 0-3 vs Wayne State (Neb.).................. 0-1 vs Webster.......................................3-1 vs William Jewell...........................0-2 vs William Penn.............................1-2 vs William Woods.......................11-4 vs Williams Baptist.....................13-1

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University of Illinois Springfield Prairie Stars All-Time Schedule and Results 1989 Trisha Tucker 9-13 Sept. 8 Franklin Sept. 8 St. Xavier Sept. 14 Illinois College Sept. 18 Greenville Sept. 19 Saint Francis Sept. 20 Illinois Central Sept. 27 SIU Edwardsville Oct. 10 Blackburn Oct. 12 Eureka Oct. 13 McKendree Oct. 14 MacMurray Oct. 18 Illinois College Oct. 24 SIU Edwardsville Oct. 26 Eureka Oct, 27 Illinois Central Oct. 28 Illinois Central 1990 Trisha Tucker Sept. 5 McKendree Sept. 11 Illinois National Sept. 13 Eureka Sept. 15 Illinois Tech Sept. 19 Illinois Sept. 27 Greenville Sept. 29 Judson Oct. 1 SIU Edwardsville Oct. 2 Richland Oct. 10 SIU Edwardsville Oct. 13 Eureka Oct. 15 MacMurray Oct. 16 Illinois Oct. 17 Saint Francis Oct. 22 Saint Xavier Oct. 25 McKendree Oct. 30 MacMurray 1991 Trisha Tucker 26-8 Sept. 10 Eureka Sept. 10 Judson Sept. 12 MacMurray Sept. 13 Olivet Nazarene Sept. 14 Illinois Institute of Technology Sept. 16 Illinois College Sept. 18 Greenville Sept. 20 Lewis and Clark Sept. 24 McKendree Sept. 30 Hannibal LaGrange Oct. 4 MacMurray Oct. 7 Hannibal LaGrange Oct. 22 SIU Edwardsville Oct. 26 National Louis Oct. 30 SIU Edwardsville Oct. 31 Greenville Nov. 5 Saint Xavier

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1992 Trisha Tucker 26-6 Sept. 12 Judson Sept. 12 Olivet Nazarene Sept. 19 Illinois Tech Sept. 21 Hannibal LaGrange Sept. 22 Parkland Sept. 24 SIU Edwardsville Sept. 24 Millikin Sept. 29 McKendree Sept. 30 Lincoln Christian Oct. 1 Rosary Oct. 6 Eureka Oct. 7 Greenville Oct. 10 Milikin Oct. 13 Lincoln Christian Oct. 14 SIU Edwardsville Oct. 15 MacMurray Oct. 22 Hannibal-LaGrange Oct. 23 Rosary Oct. 24 National Louis Oct. 24 Saint Xavier Oct. 27 McKendree Oct. 28 MacMurray Nov. 3 SIU Edwardsville Nov. 4 Greenville 1993 Trisha Tucker 26-6 Sept. 6 Saint Francis Sept. 6 Eureka Sept. 7 Greenville Sept. 9 MacMurray Sept. 10 Olivet Nazarene Sept. 10 Eureka Sept. 11 Judson Sept. 14 Millikin Sept. 17 Barat Sept. 18 Illinois Tech Sept. 21 Lincoln Christian Sept. 22 Greenville Sept. 25 Barat Sept. 27 SIU Edwardsville Sept. 30 Lincoln Land Oct. 5 Lincoln Christian Oct. 7 Eureka Oct. 9 Knox Oct. 12 Hannibal LaGrange Oct. 12 Lindenwood Oct. 19 McKendree Oct. 21 MacMurray Oct. 23 Illinois Oct. 28 Saint Xavier Oct. 28 Southern Indiana Oct. 30 Indiana University Oct. 30 Parkland Nov. 1 SIU Edwardsville Nov. 1 Jefferson

1994 Ritch Monke 15-22 Sept. 8 Eureka Sept. 10 Lindenwood Sept. 13 Greenville Sept. 15 Millikin Sept. 17 Trinity Christian Sept. 17 Cardinal Stritch Sept. 17 Trinity Sept. 17 Illinois Tech Sept. 20 Harris Stowe Sept. 22 McKendree Sept. 24 Purdue Calumet Sept. 24 Judson Sept. 24 McKendree Sept. 24 Bethel (Ind.) Sept. 29 Lindenwood Sept. 30 Saint Francis Oct. 1 Aquinas Oct. 1 Millikin Oct. 4 Eureka Oct. 6 Greenville Oct. 8 Olivet Nazarene Oct. 8 Millikin Oct. 8 Knox Oct. 8 McKendree Oct. 15 IUPUI Oct. 15 Olivet Nazarene Oct. 20 SIU Edwardsville Oct. 28 Saint Xavier Oct. 28 Rockhurst Oct. 29 Park Oct. 29 William Woods Nov. 1 Concordia (Ill.) Nov. 5 Marian (Ind.) Nov. 5 IUPUI Nov. 11 Trinity Nov. 12 Judson

3-0 1-3 3-2 0-3 0-3 2-0 2-0 0-2 3-0 1-3 0-3 2-0 0-2 0-2 0-3 0-3 1-3 1-3 3-2 3-0 3-0 0-3 2-0 1-2 3-1 3-0 3-0 3-1 0-3 2-3 0-3 0-3 2-3 0-3 2-3 1-3â&#x20AC;&#x192;

1995 Ritch Monke Sept. 1 Michigan Dearborn Sept. 4 Bethel (Ind.) Sept. 4 Saint Francis Sept. 7 Saint Xavier Sept. 14 Rosary Sept. 19 Eureka Sept. 21 Millikin Sept. 23 Hannibal LaGrange Sept. 26 MacMurray Sept. 29 Saint Francis Sept. 30 Saint Francis Oct. 3 Eureka Oct. 7 McKendree Oct. 9 John Brown Oct. 13 St. Louis College of Pharmacy Oct. 14 St. Louis College of Pharmacy Oct. 20 Madonna Oct. 21 Madonna Oct. 24 Illinois

University of Illinois Springfield Prairie Stars All-Time Schedule and Results Oct. 26 McKendree Oct. 27 Purdue – Calumet Oct. 28 Purdue – Calumet Oct. 31 Saint Louis College of Pharmacy Nov. 3 Saint Francis Nov. 4 Washington 1996 Ritch Monke 11-18 Sept. 6 Ottawa Sept. 7 Rockhurst Sept. 10 Eureka Sept. 12 McKendree Sept. 19 Hannibal-LaGrange Sept. 20 St. Francis Sept. 21 St. Francis Sept. 26 St. Xavier Sept. 27 Rockhurst Oct. 5 Eureka Oct.10 Hannibal-LaGrange Oct. 10 Culver-Stockton Oct. 18 College of Pharmacy Oct. 22 SIU Edwardsville Oct. 25 Purdue Calumet Oct. 29 Millikin Oct. 31 College of Pharmacy 1997 Ritch Monke 21-10 Sept. 2 Hannibal LaGrange Sept. 6 Purdue - Calumet Sept. 6 Eureka Sept. 11 Knox Sept. 13 Lindenwood Sept. 13 McKendree Sept. 16 Webster Sept. 19 Olivet Nazarene Sept. 23 College of Pharmacy Sept. 25 Lindenwood Sept. 27 Greenville Oct. 2 Hannibal LaGrange Oct. 9 Maryville Oct. 11 Barat Oct. 16 Millikin Oct. 23 Greenville Oct. 24 Purdue – Calumet Oct. 25 Purdue – Calumet Oct. 28 Harris Stowe Oct. 30 Missouri Baptist Nov. 1 Grinnell Nov. 1 Illinois Nov. 1 Culver-Stockton 1998 Jenny Wood Sept. 4 Olivet Nazarene Sept. 5 Purdue - Calumet Sept. 12 Barat Sept. 15 Knox

Sept. 22 Hannibal-LaGrange Sept. 29 Missouri Baptist Oct.1 Webster Oct. 8 McKendree Oct. 22 Hannibal-LaGrange Oct. 23 Purdue -Calumet Oct. 27 McKendree Oct. 29 Harris Stowe Oct. 31 Culver Stockton Oct. 31 Illinois College Oct. 31 Illinois College Nov. 7 St. Francis 2000 Kim Frasier 22-18 Aug. 25 Palm Beach Atlantic Aug. 25 Bellevue Aug. 25 Robert Morris Aug. 26 St. Thomas Aug. 26 Embry Riddle Aug. 29 Lincoln Christian Aug. 30 Trinity Christian Sept. 1 Washburn Sept. 1 St. Ambrose Sept. 2 Trinity Christian Sept. 2 Viterbo Sept. 8 Ottawa Sept. 8 Missouri Baptist Sept. 9 Malone Sept. 9 Spaulding Sept. 15 John Brown Sept. 15 Columbia Sept. 16 Dana Sept. 16 Grandview Sept. 22 Lincoln Christian Sept. 23 Hannibal-LaGrange Sept. 23 Olivet Nazarene Sept. 25 Harris Stowe Sept. 29 Missouri Valley Sept. 29 Lindenwood Sept. 30 Culver Stockton Sept. 30 Missouri Valley Oct. 7 Barat Oct. 7 Kendall Oct. 13 Madonna Oct.13 Marycrest Oct. 14 Olivet Nazarene Oct. 16 Harris Stowe Oct.25 McKendree Oct. 27 St. Francis Oct. 27 St. Xavier Oct. 28 Bethel (Ind.) Nov. 4 Robert Morris Nov.4 St. Francis

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2001 Kim Frasier 21-9 Sept. 1 Trinity International Sept. 1 Judson

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Sept. 1 Goshen Sept. 4 McKendree Sept. 6 Olivet Narzarene Sept. 7 Bethel Sept. 7 Missouri Baptist Sept. 8 Ottawa Sept. 8 Avila Sept. 21 Lindenwood Sept. 21 Benedictine Sept. 22 Baker Sept. 22 MidAmerica Nazarene Sept. 25 Hannibal LaGrange Sept. 26 St. Francis Sept. 28 Park Sept. 29 Williams Baptist Sept. 29 Culver Stockton Sept. 29 Taylor Oct. 9 Hannibal LaGrange Oct.12 St. Ambrose Oct. 12 Olivet Nazarene Oct. 13 Evangel Oct. 13 St. Xavier Oct. 19 Loyola New Orleans Oct. 20 Dominican Oct. 20 Barat Oct. 20 Grand View Oct. 26 Trinity Christian Nov. 1 Kendall

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2002 Kim Frasier 15-15 Aug. 31 Judson Aug. 31 Bethel (Ind.) Aug. 31 Trinity International Sept. 4 St. Xavier Sept. 12 Columbia Sept. 12 Concordia Sept. 13 Lindenwood Sept. 14 Northwestern Sept. 17 Taylor Sept. 20 Judson Sept. 20 Huntington Sept. 21 Cornerstone Sept. 21 St. Ambrose Sept. 23 Hannibal LaGrange Sept. 27 Michigan Dearborn Sept. 27 Indiana Wesleyan Sept. 28 Trinity Christian Sept. 28 Grace Oct. 4 Cumberland Oct. 4 Evangel Oct. 5 Brescia Oct. 5 McKendree Oct. 9 Olivet Nazarene Oct. 15 Hannibal LaGrange Oct. 17 Saint Francis Oct. 25 Grand View Oct. 25 Trinity International Oct. 26 Missouri Baptist Oct. 30 McKendree

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2003 Joe Fisher 11-28 Aug. 29 Trevecca Nazarene Aug. 29 College of Pharmacy Aug. 30 Cumberland Aug. 30 Trevecca Nazarene Sept. 5 Benedictine Sept. 5 St. Francis Sept. 6 St. Francis Sept. 6 Indiana Wesleyan Sept. 9 William Woods Sept. 12 Benedictine Sept. 12 Dickenson State Sept. 13 Peru State Sept. 13 Graceland Sept. 13 Concordia Sept. 16 Taylor Sept. 17 Columbia Sept. 19 Harris Stowe Sept. 23 McKendree Sept. 26 Missouri Baptist Sept. 27 SIU Edwardsville Oct. 3 Indiana Wesleyan Oct. 3 Olivet Nazarene Oct. 4 St. Xavier Oct. 7 Hannibal LaGrange Oct. 11 Missouri Baptist Oct. 14 William Woods Oct. 16 Williams Baptist Oct. 21 Harris Stowe Oct. 22 McKendree Oct. 24 Saint Francis Oct. 24 Bethel (Ind.) Oct. 25 Saint Xavier Oct. 25 Indiana Southeast Oct. 30 Williams Baptist Oct. 31 Northern Kentucky Nov. 4 Hannibal LaGrange Nov. 5 Columbia Nov. 11 William Woods Nov. 15 Columbia

0-3 3-1 3-0 0-3 0-3 0-3 0-3 1-3 3-2 0-3 1-3 3-2 0-3 1-3 0-3 0-3 3-0 2-3 1-3 0-3 0-3 0-3 0-3 3-1 0-3 1-3 3-0 3-0 0-3 0-3 0-3 2-3 0-3 3-0 0-3 3-0 0-3 3-0 0-3

2004 Joe Fisher 18-18 Aug. 27 Lindsey Wilson Aug. 27 Grand View Aug. 28 Tiffin Aug. 28 Grace College Aug. 31 SIU Edwardsville Sept. 3 Missouri Valley Sept. 3 Columbia Sept. 4 Lindenwood Sept. 4 Benedictine Sept. 4 Columbia Sept. 10 Cumberland Sept. 10 Oakland City Sept. 11 Malone

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Sept. 14 McKendree Sept. 15 Webster Sept. 18 Williams Baptist Sept. 22 Harris Stowe Sept. 23 Missouri Baptist Sept. 24 Hastings Sept. 25 Hannibal LaGrange Sept. 25 Culver Stockton Sept. 25 Graceland Sept. 28 Columbia Oct. 2 William Woods Oct. 7 Hannibal LaGrange Oct. 13 McKendree Oct. 14 Missouri Baptist Oct. 16 Williams Baptist Oct. 21 Saint Francis Oct. 22 Harris Stowe Oct. 26 Columbia Nov. 3 Hannibal LaGrange Nov. 5 Lincoln Christian Nov. 9 Hannibal LaGrange

1-3 3-1 3-1 3-0 3-0 0-3 3-0 0-3 1-3 0-3 3-0 3-0 1-3 3-0 3-0 3-2 3-0 0-3 3-0 3-2 3-0

2005 Joe Fisher 14-23 Aug. 26 Saint Joseph’s Aug. 27 Lindenwood Aug. 27 William Woods Sept. 2 Culver Stockton Sept. 2 Peru State Sept. 3 St. Francis Sept. 3 Columbia Sept. 9 William Jewell Sept. 9 Baker Sept. 10 Evangel Sept. 10 College of Ozarks Sept. 13 Columbia Sept. 16 Harris Stowe Sept. 17 Missouri Baptist Sept. 24 Saint Mary’s Sept. 24 William Woods Sept. 27 Hannibal LaGrange Sept. 27 Culver Stockton Sept. 28 Webster Oct. 1 King Oct. 1 Aquinas Oct. 1 Taylor Oct. 1 King Oct. 7 McKendree Oct. 8 Williams Baptist Oct. 12 Harris Stowe Oct. 15 Missouri Baptist Oct. 18 Hannibal LaGrange Oct. 22 William Woods Oct. 28 Wartburg Oct. 29 Avila Oct. 29 Lindenwood Nov. 1 Lincoln Christian Nov. 3 Williams Baptist Nov. 4 McKendree Nov. 8 William Woods

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2006 Joe Fisher 21-23 Aug. 25 College of Ozarks Aug. 25 William Penn Aug. 26 College of Ozarks Aug. 26 William Penn Sept. 1 Virginia Intermont Sept. 1 Brescia Sept. 2 Union Sept. 2 Union Sept. 5 Greenville Sept. 7 Missouri Baptist Sept. 8 Evangel Sept. 8 William Jewell Sept. 9 Baker Sept. 9 Benedictine Sept. 16 Williams Baptist Sept. 15 McKendree Sept. 19 Hannibal LaGrange Sept. 20 Columbia Sept. 26 Webster Sept. 27 Harris Stowe Oct. 3 William Woods Oct. 6 Lindenwood Oct. 6 Culver-Stockton Oct. 7 Evangel Oct. 7 Central Methodist Oct. 11 McKendree Oct. 13 Lubbock Christian Oct. 13 Loyola New Orleans Oct. 14 John Brown Oct. 14 UT Brownsville Oct. 17 William Woods Oct. 18 Columbia Oct. 25 Quincy Oct. 27 Culver Stockton Oct. 27 Park Oct. 28 College of Ozarks Oct. 28 Missouri Valley Oct. 28 Park Oct. 31 Hannibal LaGrange Oct. 31 William Baptist Nov. 3 Missouri Baptist Nov. 4 Harris Stowe Nov. 7 William Baptist Nov. 9 Columbia

2-3 3-0 3-2 1-3 3-0 3-0 1-3 1-3 3-0 0-3 0-3 1-3 3-0 1-3 3-2 0-3 3-0 0-3 3-2 3-0 3-0 0-3 3-2 0-3 3-0 3-1 0-3 0-3 1-3 0-3 1-3 0-3 0-3 3-1 0-3 3-0 3-0 0-3 3-0 3-0 0-3 3-0 3-0 1-3

2007 Joe Fisher 23-21 Aug. 28 Lindenwood Aug. 31 Drodt Aug. 31 Illinois Tech Sept. 1 Davenport Sept. 1 Cornerstone Sept. 4 Quincy Sept. 11 Webster Sept. 14 Taylor Sept. 14 Midland Lutheran

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Sept. 15 Houghton Sept. 15 Cedarville Sept. 18 Williams Baptist Sept. 18 Hannibal LaGrange Sept. 20 McKendree Sept. 25 Greenville Sept. 26 College of Pharmacy Sept. 28 Missouri Baptist Sept. 29 Harris Stowe Oct. 2 William Woods Oct. 3 Columbia Oct. 5 Lindenwood Oct. 5 Baker Oct. 6 Culver-Stockton Oct. 6 Evangel Oct. 10 Illinois Oct. 12 McKendree Oct. 12 Travecca Oct. 13 Williams Baptist Oct. 16 Culver Stockton Oct. 19 Marian Oct. 19 St. Xavier Oct. 20 Trinity Oct. 20 St. Francis Oct. 23 William Woods Oct. 24 Harris Stowe Oct. 26 Grace Oct. 27 Park Oct. 27 Purdue North Central Oct. 30 Columbia Oct. 31 Missouri Baptist Nov. 6 Williams Baptist Nov. 8 Columbia Nov. 13 Lindenwood 2008 Joe Fisher 10-15 Aug. 29 Upper Iowa 21

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Aug. 30 Morningside Aug. 30 Sioux Falls Aug. 30 William Penn Sept. 3 Missouri-St. Louis Sept. 5 St. Mary Sept. 5 Central Methodist Sept. 6 St. Xavier Sept. 6 St. Ambrose Sept. 9 Quincy Sept. 10 Lincoln Christian Sept. 16 Missouri Baptist Sept. 19 Williams Baptist Sept. 20 Christian Brothers Sept. 23 Columbia Sept. 26 Stephens Sept. 27 William Woods Oct. 3 Baker Oct.3 Benedictine Oct. 3 Harris Stowe Oct. 4 Lindenwood Oct. 4 Culver Stockton Oct. 7 McKendree Oct. 9 Williams Baptist Oct. 9 Hannibal LaGrange

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2009 Angie Riggle 11-20 Aug. 28 Christian Brothers Aug. 28 Northwest Missouri Aug. 29 Alderson-Broaddus Aug. 29 Ouachita Baptist Sept. 1 Lincoln Christian Sept. 5 Eureka Sept. 5 Robert Morris Sept. 11 Missouri Western Sept. 11 Eastern New Mexico Sept. 12 Wayne State (Neb.)

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Sept. 12 Washburn Sept. 18 Missouri –St. Louis Sept. 19 Missouri S&T Sept. 19 Christian Brothers Sept. 25 Lewis Sept. 26 Wisconsin-Parkside Oct. 2 Indianapolis Oct. 3 Saint Joseph’s Oct. 8 Quincy Oct. 10 Maryville Oct. 16 Ohio Dominican Oct. 17 Ashland Oct. 17 Tiffin Oct. 21 Illinois Oct. 23 Drury Oct. 24 Rockhurst Oct. 29 Northern Kentucky Oct. 30 Bellarmine Nov. 3 McKendree Nov. 6 Southern Indiana Nov. 7 Kentucky Wesleyan

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2010 Angie Riggle 10-20 Sept. 3 Ouachita Baptist Sept. 3 Christian Brothers Sept. 4 Missouri Western Sept. 4 Stillman Sept. 10 Minnesota Crookston Sept. 10 Truman State Sept. 11 Harding Sept. 11 Washburn Sept. 14 Lincoln Christian Sept. 17 Missouri S&T Sept. 18 Missouri-St. Louis Sept. 24 Wisconsin-Parkside Sept. 25 Lewis Sept. 28 Benedictine Oct. 1 Saint Joseph’s Oct. 2 Indianapolis Oct. 5 Robert Morris-Peoria Oct. 7 Quincy Oct. 8 Maryville Oct. 15 Lake Erie Oct. 16 Saginaw Valley State Oct. 16 Lake Superior State Oct. 20 Missouri Baptist Oct. 22 Rockhurst Oct.23 Drury Oct. 26 Robert Morris Oct. 29 Northern Kentucky Oct. 30 Bellarmine Nov. 5 Kentucky Wesleyan Nov. 6 Southern Indiana

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University of Illinois Springfield Prairie Stars Record Book from 2003-Present Kills 1. 1257 Audra Roach (.259) 2. 1062 Megan Naborowski (.219) 3. 1032 Danielle Crossen (.246) 4. 1031 Lauren Sanders (.189) 5. 943 Sarah Cooper (.186) 6. 557 Maria Ray (.202) 7. 540 Courtnee Brown (.194) 8. 538 Danielle Simler (.167) 9. 450 Stephanie George (.243) 10. 357 Cayla Baggerly (.138) Kills per game 1. 3.53 Danielle Crossen (292 games) 2. 3.52 Megan Naborowski (302 games) 3. 2.87 - Chrisa Potthast (116 games) 4. 2.61 - Courtnee Brown (207 games) 5. 2.58 - Gretchen Conlin (79 games) 6. 2.50 - Audra Roach (502 games) 7. 2.50 - Angie Pompeo (6 games) 2.50 - Sam Krilich (88 games) 9. 2.26 - Chris Burton (97 games) 10. 2.23 - Kellee Mahaffay (86 games) Attack attempts 1. 3206 Audra Roach (1257-428-3206) 2. 3182 Lauren Sanders (1031-429-3182) 3. 2970 Megan Naborowski (1062-413-2970) 4. 2852 Danielle Crossen (1032-329-2852) 5. 2745 Sarah Cooper (943-432-2745) 6. 1745 Danielle Simler (538-247-1745) 7. 1694 Courtnee Brown (540-211-1694) 8. 1577 Maria Ray (557-239-1577) 9. 1196 Ashley Wade (344-240-1196) 10. 1167 Stephanie George (450-167-1167) Attack pct. (minimum 5 kills) 1. .355 Angie Pompeo (15-4-31) 2. .259 Audra Roach (1257-428-3206) 3. .255 Abby Kuntz (21-7-55) 4. .251 Gretchen Conlin (204-83-482) 5. .246 Danielle Crossen (1032-329-2852) 6. .243 Stephanie George (450-167-1167) 7. .241 Chrisa Potthast (333-117-896) 8. .235 Brit Wojciechowski (85-26-251) 9. .220 Sarah Stratton (314-124-862) 10. .219 Megan Naborowski (1062-413-2970) Assists 1. 3391 Tori McColez (477 games) 2. 2547 Megan Leonard (320 games) 3. 948 Christine Wenthe (227 games) 4. 932 Carrie Gerberding (200 games) 5. 834 Abby Kuntz (237 games) 6. 356 Colleen Gentile (56 games) 7. 296 Courtney Kombrink (204 games) 8. 154 Sarah Cooper (441 games) 9. 123 Courtnee Brown (207 games) 10. 81 Lauren Sanders (500 games) Assists per game (minimum 5 assists) 1. 10.67 Courtnee Kombrink (3 games)

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2. 7.96 - Megan Leonard (320 games) 3. 7.11 - Tori McColez (477 games) 4. 6.36 - Colleen Gentile (56 games) 5. 4.66 - Carrie Gerberding (200 games) 6. 4.18 - Christine Wenthe (227 games) 7. 3.52 - Abby Kuntz (237 games) 8. 3.00 - Megan Bittle (2 games) 9. 1.45 - Courtney Kombrink (204 games) 10. 1.04 - Maggie Bee (55 games)

2003-05 2005-08 2010 2008-09 2005-07 2003-04 2007 2008-10 2010

Service aces 1. 138 Lauren Sanders (500 games) 2. 120 Danielle Crossen (292 games) 3. 109 Ali Janezic (515 games) 4. 105 Megan Naborowski (302 games) 5. 102 Megan Leonard (320 games) 6. 83 Stephanie George (229 games) 83 Tori McColez (477 games) 8. 81 Sarah Stratton (203 games) 9. 80 Maria Ray (329 games) 10. 75 Christine Wenthe (227 games)

2004-07 2004-06 2005-08 2006-07 2003-05 2007-08 2005-08 2003-04 2003-05 2005-07

Service aces per game (minimum 5 aces) 1. 0.41 Danielle Crossen (292 games) 2. 0.40 Sarah Stratton (203 games) 3. 0.38 Lindsay Lambrecht (42 games) 4. 0.36 Stephanie George (229 games) 5. 0.36 Kelly Wajda (179 games) 6. 0.35 Megan Naborowski (302 games) 7. 0.33 Christine Wenthe (227 games) 8. 0.33 Gretchen Conlin (79 games) 9. 0.32 Megan Leonard (320 games) 10. 0.28 Lauren Sanders (500 games)

2004-06 2003-04 2003 2007-08 2008-09 2006-07 2005-07 2004 2003-05 2004-07

Service attempts 1. 1675 Lauren Sanders (500 games) 2. 1657 Tori McColez (477 games) 3. 1553 Ali Janezic (515 games) 4. 1358 Megan Naborowski (302 games) 5. 911 Danielle Crossen (292 games) 6. 719 Carrie Gerberding (200 games) 7. 713 Christine Wenthe (227 games) 8. 660 Courtnee Brown (207 games) 9. 610 Stephanie George (229 games) 10. 602 Kim Emerick (204 games)

2004-07 2005-08 2005-08 2006-07 2004-06 2008-09 2005-07 2009-10 2007-08 2005-07

Serve pct. (minimum 5 serves) 1. 1.000 Courtnee Kombrink (7 serves) 1.000 Megan Bittle (6 serves) 1.000 Katie Becker (9 serves) 4. .981 Sarah Moss (54 serves) 5. .974 Courtnee Brown (660 serves) 6. .965 Carrie Gerberding (719 serves) 7. .960 Colleen Gentile (176 serves) 8. .950 Jessica Lay (20 serves) 9. .949 Tori McColez (1657 serves) 10. .948 Britni Prusa (212 serves)

2010 2007 2008 2008 2009-10 2008-09 2010 2004 2005-08 2009-10

Digs 1. 1823 Ali Janezic (515 games) 2. 1727 Lauren Sanders (500 games) 3. 1414 Megan Naborowski (302 games)

2005-08 2004-07 2006-07

University of Illinois Springfield Prairie Stars Record Book from 2003-Present 4. 1360 Tori McColez (477 games) 5. 1194 Danielle Crossen (292 games) 6. 580 Megan Leonard (320 games) 7. 572 Abby Kuntz (237 games) 8. 564 Danielle Simler (366 games) 9. 498 Britni Prusa (194 games) 10. 492 Courtnee Brown (207 games) Digs per game (minimum 5 digs) 1. 4.68 Megan Naborowski (302 games) 2. 4.09 Danielle Crossen (292 games) 3. 3.54 Ali Janezic (515 games) 4. 3.45 Lauren Sanders (500 games) 5. 3.00 Megan Bittle (2 games) 6. 2.85 Tori McColez (477 games) 7. 2.58 Chris Burton (97 games) 8. 2.57 Britni Prusa (194 games) 9. 2.53 Kelly Wajda (179 games) 10. 2.41 Abby Kuntz (237 games) Block solos 1. 192 Audra Roach (502 games) 2. 78 Maria Ray (329 games) 3. 69 Stephanie George (229 games) 4. 59 Chrisa Potthast (116 games) 5. 46 Courtney Kombrink (204 games) 6. 40 Megan Naborowski (302 games) 7. 35 Sarah Cooper (441 games) 8. 31 Gretchen Conlin (79 games) 9. 22 Lauren Sanders (500 games) 10. 20 Danielle Crossen (292 games) Block assists 1. 249 Audra Roach (502 games) 2. 183 Sarah Cooper (441 games) 3. 164 Stephanie George (229 games) 4. 140 Maria Ray (329 games) 5. 108 Courtney Kombrink (204 games) 6. 102 Danielle Simler (366 games) 7. 91 Megan Naborowski (302 games) 8. 70 Chrisa Potthast (116 games) 9. 67 Lauren Sanders (500 games) 10. 64 Ashley Wade (267 games)

2005-08 2004-06 2003-05 2003-04 2005-08 2009-10 2009-10 2006-07 2004-06 2005-08 2004-07 2007 2005-08 2003 2009-10 2008-09 2003-04 2003-06 2003-05 2007-08 2003 2008-10 2006-07 2006-09 2004 2004-07 2004-06 2003-06 2006-09 2007-08 2003-05 2008-10 2005-08 2006-07 2003 2004-07 2003-06

Total blocks 1. 441 Audra Roach (502 games) 2. 233 Stephanie George (229 games) 3. 218 Sarah Cooper (441 games) 218 Maria Ray (329 games) 5. 154 Courtney Kombrink (204 games) 6. 131 Megan Naborowski (302 games) 7. 129 Chrisa Potthast (116 games) 8. 120 Danielle Simler (366 games) 9. 89 Lauren Sanders (500 games) 10. 80 Danielle Crossen (292 games)

2003-06 2007-08 2006-09 2003-05 2008-10 2006-07 2003 2005-08 2004-07 2004-06

Blocks per game (minimum 5 blocks) 1. 1.11 Chrisa Potthast (116 games) 2. 1.02 Stephanie George (229 games) 3. 0.88 Audra Roach (502 games) 4. 0.80 Katie Becker (10 games) 5. 0.75 Courtney Kombrink (204 games)

2003 2007-08 2003-06 2008 2008-10

6. 0.70 7. 0.66 8. 0.62 9. 0.56 10. 0.54

Gretchen Conlin (79 games) Maria Ray (329 games) Sarah Moss (42 games) Cherena Douglass (57 games) Kim Steele (117 games)

2004 2003-05 2008 2006 2006

Points 1. 1643.5 Audra Roach 2. 1252.5 Megan Naborowski 3. 1224.5 Lauren Sanders 4. 1202.0 Danielle Crossen 5. 1096.5 Sarah Cooper 6. 785.0 Maria Ray 7. 684.0 Stephanie George 8. 633.0 Danielle Simler 9. 579.0 Courtnee Brown 10. 459.0 Chrisa Potthast

2003-06 2006-07 2004-07 2004-06 2006-09 2003-05 2007-08 2005-08 2009-10 2003

Points per game (minimum 5 games) 1. 4.15 Megan Naborowski (302 games) 2. 4.12 Danielle Crossen (292 games) 3. 3.96 Chrisa Potthast (116 games) 4. 3.46 Gretchen Conlin (79 games) 5. 3.27 Audra Roach (502 games) 6. 2.99 Stephanie George (229 games) 7. 2.83 Angie Pompeo (6 games) 8. 2.80 Courtnee Brown (207 games) 9. 2.72 Sam Krilich (88 games) 10. 2.70 Chris Burton (97 games)

2006-07 2004-06 2003 2004 2003-06 2007-08 2005 2009-10 2010 2003

Games played 1. 515 Ali Janezic 2. 502 Audra Roach 3. 500 Lauren Sanders 4. 477 Tori McColez 5. 441 Sarah Cooper 6. 366 Danielle Simler 7. 329 Maria Ray 8. 320 Megan Leonard 9. 302 Megan Naborowski 10. 292 Danielle Crossen

2005-08 2003-06 2004-07 2005-08 2006-09 2005-08 2003-05 2003-05 2006-07 2004-06

Matches played 1. 157 Lauren Sanders 2. 148 Audra Roach 3. 147 Ali Janezic 4. 140 Tori McColez 5. 132 Sarah Cooper 6. 125 Danielle Simler 7. 101 Megan Leonard 8. 100 Maria Ray 100 Ashley Wade 10. 87 Megan Naborowski

2004-07 2003-06 2005-08 2005-08 2006-09 2005-08 2003-05 2003-05 2003-06 2006-07

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University of Illinois Springfield Prairie Stars Record Book from NCAA DII Era Kills 1. 540 2. 220 3. 206 4. 205 5. 192 6. 169 7. 142 8. 137 9. 85 10. 72

Courtnee Brown (.194) Sam Krilich (.098) Cayla Baggerly (.129) Sarah Cooper (.171) Kellee Mahaffay (.155) Kelly Wajda (.144) Courtney Kombrink (.118) Maddy Barnes (.151) Brit Wojciechowski (.235) Carrie Gerberding (.165)

Kills per game (minimum 5 kills) 1. 2.61 Courtnee Brown (207 games) 2. 2.50 Sam Krilich (88 games) 3. 2.23 Kellee Mahaffay (86 games) 4. 2.23 Sarah Cooper (92 games) 5. 1.89 Cayla Baggerly (109 games) 6. 1.64 Kelly Wajda (103 games) 7. 1.47 Maddy Barnes (93 games) 8. 1.20 Brit Wojciechowski (71 games) 9. 1.05 Kim Bartosiak (62 games) 10. 0.86 Laura Lovgren (28 games) Attack attempts 1. 1694 Courtnee Brown (540-211-1694) 2. 707 Sam Krilich (220-151-707) 3. 684 Cayla Baggerly (206-118-684) 4. 584 Sarah Cooper (205-105-584) 5. 557 Kelly Wajda (169-89-557) 6. 547 Kellee Mahaffay (192-107-547) 7. 510 Courtney Kombrink (142-82-510) 8. 410 Maddy Barnes (137-75-410) 9. 260 Carrie Gerberding (72-29-260) 10. 251 Brit Wojciechowski (85-26-251) Attack pct. (minimum 5 kills) 1. .235 Brit Wojciechowski (85-26-251) 2. .208 Haylie Stone (17-6-53) 3. .194 Courtnee Brown (540-211-1694) 4. .171 Sarah Cooper (205-105-584) 5. .165 Carrie Gerberding (72-29-260) 6. .160 Colleen Gentile (22-9-81) 7. .155 Kellee Mahaffay (192-107-547) 8. .151 Maddy Barnes (137-75-410) 9. .144 Kelly Wajda (169-89-557) 10. .131 Kim Bartosiak (65-36-222) Assists 1. 864 2. 356 3. 305 4. 123 5. 57 6. 35 7. 26 26 9. 23 10. 17

Carrie Gerberding (108 games) Colleen Gentile (56 games) Courtney Kombrink (196 games) Courtnee Brown (207 games) Maggie Bee (55 games) Kellee Mahaffay (86 games) Kelly Wajda (103 games) Britni Prusa (194 games) Sarah Cooper (92 games) Cayla Roberts (69 games) - 2009

Assists per game (minimum 5 assists) 1. 8.00 Carrie Gerberding (108 games)

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2009-10 2010 2009-10 2009 2010 2009 2009-10 2010 2010 2009 2009-10 2010 2010 2009 2009-10 2009 2010 2010 2009 2009 2009-10 2010 2009-10 2009 2009 2010 2009-10 2010 2009 2010 2010 2010 2009-10 2009 2009 2010 2010 2010 2009 2009 2009 2010 2009-10 2009-10 2010 2010 2009 2009-10 2009

2009

2. 6.36 3. 1.56 4. 1.04 5. 0.59 6. 0.41 7. 0.25 8. 0.25 9. 0.25 10. 0.21

Colleen Gentile (56 games) Courtney Kombrink (196 games) Maggie Bee (55 games) Courtnee Brown (207 games) Kellee Mahaffay (86 games) Kelly Wajda (103 games) Sarah Cooper (92 games) Cayla Roberts (69 games) Haylie Stone (29 games)

2010 2009-10 2010 2009-10 2010 2009 2009 2009 2010

Service aces 1. 40 Kelly Wajda (103 games) 2. 25 Courtney Kombrink (196 games) 3. 23 Courtnee Brown (207 games) 4. 19 Sarah Cooper (92 games) 5. 18 Carrie Gerberding (108 games) 6. 15 Cayla Baggerly (109 games) 7. 13 Kellee Mahaffay (86 games) 13 Bianca Sanchez (80 games) 9. 12 Colleen Gentile (56 games) 12 Maddy Barnes (93 games)

2009 2009-10 2009-10 2009 2009 2009-10 2010 2010 2010 2010

Service aces per game (minimum 5 aces) 1. 0.39 Kelly Wajda (103 games) 2. 0.21 Colleen Gentile (56 games) 3. 0.21 Sarah Cooper (92 games) 4. 0.20 Maggie Bee (55 games) 5. 0.18 Kim Bartosiak (62 games) 6. 0.17 Carrie Gerberding (108 games) 7. 0.16 Bianca Sanchez (80 games) 8. 0.15 Kellee Mahaffay (86 games) 9. 0.14 Cayla Baggerly (109 games) 10. 0.13 Maddy Barnes (93 games)

2009 2010 2009 2010 2009 2009 2010 2010 2009-10 2010

Service attempts 1. 660 Courtnee Brown (207 games) 2. 394 Carrie Gerberding (108 games) 3. 369 Courtney Kombrink (196 games) 4. 287 Kelly Wajda (103 games) 5. 212 Britni Prusa (194 games) 6. 210 Sarah Cooper (92 games) 7. 185 Maddy Barnes (93 games) 8. 176 Colleen Gentile (56 games) 9. 175 Kim Bartosiak (62 games) 10. 174 Cayla Baggerly (109 games)

2009-10 2009 2009-10 2009 2009-10 2009 2010 2010 2009 2009-10

Serve pct. (minimum 5 serves) 1. .974 Courtnee Brown (660 serves) 2. .962 Carrie Gerberding (394 serves) 3. .960 Colleen Gentile (176 serves) 4. .948 Britni Prusa (212 serves) 5. .935 Maddy Barnes (185 serves) 6. .931 Kim Bartosiak (175 serves) 7. .924 Bianca Sanchez (172 serves) 8. .924 Brit Wojciechowski (157 serves) 9. .917 Maggie Bee (84 serves) 10. .889 Cayla Roberts (135 serves)

2009-10 2009 2010 2009-10 2010 2009 2010 2010 2010 2009

Digs 1. 498 Britni Prusa (194 games) 2. 492 Courtnee Brown (207 games) 3. 240 Kelly Wajda (103 games)

2009-10 2009-10 2009

University of Illinois Springfield Prairie Stars Record Book from NCAA DII Era 4. 199 5. 167 6. 162 7. 160 8. 149 9. 140 10. 130

Carrie Gerberding (108 games) Cayla Baggerly (109 games) Bianca Sanchez (80 games) Courtney Kombrink (196 games) Sarah Cooper (92 games) Sam Krilich (88 games) Colleen Gentile (56 games)

Digs per game (minimum 5 digs) 1. 2.57 Britni Prusa (194 games) 2. 2.38 Courtnee Brown (207 games) 3. 2.33 Kelly Wajda (103 games) 4. 2.32 Colleen Gentile (56 games) 5. 2.03 Bianca Sanchez (80 games) 6. 1.84 Carrie Gerberding (108 games) 7. 1.64 Maggie Bee (55 games) 8. 1.62 Sarah Cooper (92 games) 9. 1.59 Sam Krilich (88 games) 10. 1.53 Cayla Baggerly (109 games) Block solos 1. 44 Courtney Kombrink (196 games) 2. 5 Kelly Wajda (103 games) 5 Kellee Mahaffay (86 games) 5 Carrie Gerberding (108 games) 5. 4 Maddy Barnes (93 games) 6. 3 Courtnee Brown (207 games) 7. 2 Sarah Cooper (92 games) 2 Ashley King (73 games) 9. 1 Laura Lovgren (28 games) 1 Haylie Stone (29 games) Block assists 1. 104 Courtney Kombrink (196 games) 2. 33 Sarah Cooper (92 games) 33 Maddy Barnes (93 games) 4. 29 Kelly Wajda (103 games) 5. 27 Kellee Mahaffay (86 games) 6. 26 Courtnee Brown (207 games) 26 Kim Bartosiak (62 games) 8. 24 Brit Wojciechowski (71 games) 9. 19 Sam Krilich (88 games) 10. 15 Carrie Gerberding (108 games)

2009 2009-10 2010 2009-10 2009 2010 2010 2009-10 2009-10 2009 2010 2010 2009 2010 2009 2010 2009-10 2009-10 2009 2010 2009 2010 2009-10 2009 2009-10 2009 2010 2009-10 2009 2010 2009 2010 2009-10 2009 2010 2010 2009

Total blocks 1. 148 Courtney Kombrink (196 games) 2. 37 Maddy Barnes (93 games) 3. 35 Sarah Cooper (92 games) 4. 34 Kelly Wajda (103 games) 5. 32 Kellee Mahaffay (86 games) 6. 29 Courtnee Brown (207 games) 7. 27 Kim Bartosiak (62 games) 8. 25 Brit Wojciechowski (71 games) 9. 20 Sam Krilich (88 games) 20 Carrie Gerberding (108 games)

2009-10 2010 2009 2009 2010 2009-10 2009 2010 2010 2009

Blocks per game (minimum 5 blocks) 1. 0.76 Courtney Kombrink (196 games) 2. 0.44 Kim Bartosiak (62 games) 3. 0.40 Maddy Barnes (93 games) 4. 0.38 Sarah Cooper (92 games) 5. 0.37 Kellee Mahaffay (86 games)

2009-10 2009 2010 2009 2010

6. 0.36 7. 0.35 8. 0.33 9. 0.23 10. 0.21

Laura Lovgren (28 games) Brit Wojciechowski (71 games) Kelly Wajda (103 games) Sam Krilich (88 games) Haylie Stone (29 games)

2009 2010 2009 2010 2010

Points 1. 579.0 Courtnee Brown (540k 23a 3-26b) 2. 263.0 Courtney Kombrink (142k 25a 44-104b) 3. 242.5 Sarah Cooper (205k 19a 2-33b) 4. 239.5 Sam Krilich (220k 9a 1-19b) 5. 228.5 Kelly Wajda (169k 40a 5-29b) 6. 228.0 Cayla Baggerly (206k 15a 1-12b) 7. 223.5 Kellee Mahaffay (192k 13a 5-27b) 8. 169.5 Maddy Barnes (137k 12a 4-33b) 9. 107.0 Brit Wojciechowski (85k 9a 1-24b) 10. 102.5 Carrie Gerberding (72k 18a 5-15b)

2009-10 2009-10 2009 2010 2009 2009-10 2010 2010 2010 2009

Points per game (minimum 5 games) 1. 2.80 Courtnee Brown (207 games) 2. 2.72 Sam Krilich (88 games) 3. 2.64 Sarah Cooper (92 games) 4. 2.60 Kellee Mahaffay (86 games) 5. 2.22 Kelly Wajda (103 games) 6. 2.09 Cayla Baggerly (109 games) 7. 1.82 Maddy Barnes (93 games) 8. 1.51 Brit Wojciechowski (71 games) 9. 1.45 Kim Bartosiak (62 games) 10. 1.34 Courtney Kombrink (196 games)

2009-10 2010 2009 2010 2009 2009-10 2010 2010 2009 2009-10

Games played 1. 207 Courtnee Brown 2. 196 Courtney Kombrink 3. 194 Britni Prusa 4. 109 Cayla Baggerly 5. 108 Carrie Gerberding 6. 103 Kelly Wajda 7. 93 Maddy Barnes 8. 92 Sarah Cooper 9. 88 Sam Krilich 10. 86 Kellee Mahaffay

2009-10 2009-10 2009-10 2009-10 2009 2009 2010 2009 2010 2010

Matches played 1. 62 Courtnee Brown 2. 61 Courtney Kombrink 3. 60 Britni Prusa 4. 48 Cayla Baggerly 5. 38 Ashley King 6. 31 Carrie Gerberding 31 Kelly Wajda 8. 30 Sam Krilich 30 Maddy Barnes 30 Kellee Mahaffay

2009-10 2009-10 2009-10 2009-10 2009-10 2009 2009 2010 2010 2010

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University of Illinois Springfield Prairie Stars All-Time Roster A Kelly Alexander............................................................... 1996-97 Molly Alexander.................................................................... 2002 Tami Alexander............................................................... 1991-92 Tracey Alamont..................................................................... 1990 Tracy Alewelt......................................................................... 1991

Chris Burton..................................................................... 2002-03 C LaKisha Cameron.................................................................. 2002 Jennifer Cater.......................................................................... 1993 Tracy Chaplin........................................................................ 1998 Gretchen Conlin.................................................................... 2004 Sarah Cooper.................................................................... 2006-09 Danielle Crossen.............................................................. 2004-06 Ashley Crow..................................................................... 2003-04 D Rachelle DeWereff ......................................................... 1989-90 Alicia Doty........................................................................ 1997-98 Cherena Douglass................................................................. 2006 Aleta Dvorak.................................................................... 1996-97 Andrea Durkin................................................................1997 -98

Chris Burton was fourth on the team in kills in 2003

B Cayla Baggerly................................................................. 2008-10 Alicia Baietto.......................................................................... 1989 Maddy Barnes.........................................................2010-present Kimberly Bartosiak......................................................... 2007-09 Carrie Bauer...................................................................... 2002-04 Nolan Beasley......................................................................... 1993 Katie Becker............................................................................ 2008 Maggie Bee............................................................................. 2010 Kari Belden............................................................................. 1992 Megan Bittle........................................................................... 2007 Jennifer Black......................................................................... 1997 Stephanie Bolton.............................................................. 1994-95 Sharon Bresnahan........................................................... 1996-97 Bridget Brown.................................................................. 1993-94 Courtnee Brown............................................................... 2009-10 Catie Bumber.......................................................................... 1997

E Tammy Edmundson....................................................... 1995-96 Kim Emerick..................................................................... 2005-07 F Dawn Fellin....................................................................... 1996-97 Tanesssa Ferguson.......................................................... 1995-96 Christie Ferrari...................................................................... 1990 Mandi Fletcher...................................................................... 1991 G Laura Gauf ....................................................................... 1989-90 Colleen Gentile.......................................................2010-present Stephanie George............................................................ 2007-08 Carrie Gerberding........................................................... 2008-09 Crystal Graham..................................................................... 2002 Tara Grube....................................................................... 1993-94 H Kristie Henkelman........................................................... 1999-01 Sara Henkelman............................................................... 2001-02 Heather Holland ............................................................. 1994-95 Abby Huffman........................................................................ 1998 J Ali Janezic.......................................................................... 2005-08 Jaclyn Jansma.......................................................................... 1992 Mindy Jarrard........................................................................ 2002

Sarah Cooper led UIS in kills during the 2008 season 2011 UIS Volleyball Media Guide

K Nancy Kanaga........................................................................ 1989 Amber Kimmel................................................................. 1991-92 Melissa Kiene......................................................................... 1998 Kristen Knapp........................................................................ 2002 26

University of Illinois Springfield Prairie Stars All-Time Roster Annette Rakers................................................................. 1991-92 Sara Rebbe ............................................................................. 2002 Karen Rieker..................................................................... 1989-90 Audra Roach..................................................................... 2003-06 Cayla Roberts......................................................................... 2009 Wendy Rowley................................................................. 1990-91 Alison Russell................................................................... 1997-98

Sara Henkelman and Marcelle Merchat

Courtney Kombrink........................................................ 2008-10 Sam Krilich...............................................................2010-present Abby Kuntz....................................................................... 2003-04 Ashley King...................................................................... 2009-10 L Lindsay Lambrecht......................................................... 2002-03 Jessica Lay............................................................................... 2004 Shelly Lawson.................................................................. 1992-94 Megan Leonard................................................................ 2003-05 Teri Litwiller...............................................................1991, 1993 Laura Lovgren....................................................................... 2009 M Kellee Mahaffay.......................................................2010-present Marcelle Merchat.................................................................. 2002 Rebecca Masse........................................................................ 1990 Tori McColez................................................................... 2005-08 Alena Michuda....................................................................... 1996 Jamie Milligan........................................................................ 1998 Ellie Minder............................................................................ 2002 Kelly Moon............................................................................. 1989 Sarah Moss.............................................................................. 2008 Megan Naborowski......................................................... 2006-07 N Angie Nation.........................................................1989, 1993-94 O Holly Olden............................................................................. 1998

S Bianca Sanchez........................................................2010-present Lauren Sanders................................................................ 2004-07 Rachel Schrader..................................................................... 1998 Shelly Schultz................................................................... 1992-93 Melissa Seelinger............................................................. 1997-98 Heather Sexton...................................................................... 1992 Danielle Simler................................................................. 2005-08 Kim Steele............................................................................... 2006 Jill Stinebaker......................................................................... 2002 Becky Stodghill...................................................................... 1989 Andrea Stone.......................................................................... 1994 Robin Stone....................................................................... 1994-95 Haylie Stone............................................................................ 2010 Sarah Stratton.................................................................. 2003-04 Chris Stuhmer.................................................................. 1991-92 T Tawnya Terry.................................................................. 1996-97 W Ashley Wade..................................................................... 2003-06 Kelly Wajda....................................................................... 2008-09 Tiffany Walters...................................................................... 1990 Mary S. Waite.............................................................1989, 1991 Christine Wenthe............................................................. 2005-07 Risa Wernsing........................................................................ 1990 Kim Wilson....................................................................... 1993-94 Brittnee Wojciechowski........................................2010-present Y Rachel York....................................................................... 1996-97 Jessica Yocum................................................................... 2008-09

P Rae Perreault.................................................................... 1989-90 Rachel Pfundstein............................................................ 2007-08 Angie Pompeo........................................................................ 2005 Chrisa Potthast ............................................................... 2002-03 Britni Prusa....................................................................... 2009-10 R Maria Ray.......................................................................... 2002-05 27

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Professors who know their students. Opportunities to conduct research, learn in internships and lead organizations. You can’t promise any of that when you herd 300 students into a lecture hall. So, we don’t.

Personal

Expect to use the technology and contribute to the discussion. Plan to test your career choice in the real world. Join one of our registered student organizations or start a new one. Leave behind your comfort zone.

Opportunities

Our location and connections mean there is no better preparation anywhere for careers in government, politics, and public service.

Public Service

All of our students reach out to the community and the state through volunteerism, applied research and internships. They graduate with a keen understanding of the big picture.

Engaged

Uof I Degree

We think of diversity as more than cultural. You will live and learn with 5,000 students who may or may not think like you do. You’ll understand why we believe tolerance, ethical behavior, and grasping the great teachings of democracy are critical outcomes of a college education.

Diverse

A rigorous core curriculum, high expectations, and an experience that will prepare you for infinite possibilities. Make no mistake. A U of I degree opens doors.

All you have to do is ask. Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll work with you on writing skills, grammar and usage, math and statistics, software applications, reading, studying and test taking. www.uis.edu/ctl

This center is for all new first year students, sophomores, and undeclared transfer students who want assistance choosing a major. Advisors can help you think about possible careers, identify the classes youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll need, and prepare for coursework in your major. www.uis.edu/advising

Undergraduate Academic Advising Center

Our licensed professional counselors work with each student individually. We can help you find an internship, write your resume and create a job search plan for after graduation. www.uis.edu/careerservices

The Diversity Center promotes intercultural dialogue and other initiatives to create a campus climate that welcomes diversity and eliminates divisions, intolerance, and stereotyping. We also offer a range of academic and cultural programs that will help you become part of a vital, caring community. www.uis.edu/diversitycenter

Center for Teaching and Learning

Career Development Center

Diversity Center

Take advantage of the broad range of services we offer

Academic Resources

There are 3 meal plans availableâ&#x20AC;Śtwo designed for students in our residence halls, one designed for students who have a kitchen but occasionally want a meal or snack from our modern Food Emporium.

Dining

One, two, and four-bedroom furnished apartments are available for upperclassmen and graduate students.

Apartments

Private bedrooms, cathedral ceilings, full kitchens.

Townhouses

Founders Residence Hall is brand new. Lincoln Residence Hall is just ten years old. Freshmen and sophomores live here in two bedroom-one bath suites. When we say we have the most luxurious student housing in the state, we can back that up.

Residence Halls

Approximately 1,100 students live in campus housing every year.

Residential Life

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• High speed internet and cable access in every room (UIS is a wireless campus, too) • The Grille Café in Founders Hall – open to all students • Two gourmet coffee shops on campus, including one in the Library • Plenty of washers and dryers • Plenty of parking, even freshmen can bring cars • Close – less than a five minute walk to all classrooms, labs and library • UIS Bookstore conveniently located in Founders Hall • i-Card – cashless purchasing all over campus • Security – staffed front desk, key card access, video monitoring of entrances and exits in residence halls. • Full-time resident directors

Perks of UIS Housing

International House An immersion experience for qualified students who wish to live with other students of multiple countries, cultures, and languages. Adjacent townhouses are set aside for students who choose this option.

Necessary Steps Upper class mentors are assigned to help first generation college students adapt to the university environment.

Healthy Lifestyles Community Dedicated to holistic wellness and the absence of alcohol, tobacco, and controlled substances as part of a healthy lifestyle.

Leadership for Life Service Wing Students take advantage of numerous special opportunities, including leadership training, expanded volunteer opportunities, a once-a-year wilderness retreat, and a community of service-oriented people.

Living Learning Communities

Make the most of your spare time. Think of it as another form of learning.

Campus Life

UIS has more than 85 clubs and organizations, a highly active student government, and student programming opportunities. The best part about the clubs at UIS? If you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t see what you like, identify a few like-minded students and start a new organization. www.uis.edu/studentlife

Student Life

How do you cultivate the seeds of ethical and moral thought, and citizen responsibility? By providing opportunities for action. UIS students devote thousands of hours to community service and giving to the local region. www.uis.edu/volunteer

Competition in several intramural and sport clubs is open to all students. You can also take advantage of fitness and instructional classes, special events, and outings and trips. The Recreation and Athletic Center (TRAC) features a performance arena, basketball and volleyball courts, fitness and weight rooms, handball, squash and racquetball courts, and an indoor running track. www.uis.edu/recsports

The possibilities are endless whether you are performing or just enjoying. The 2,000-seat Sangamon Auditorium offers world-class entertainment and student discounts. The Visual Arts Gallery brings in internationally acclaimed artists and exhibits. UIS Theatre holds open auditions for its many productions. Student musical groups include the UIS Chorus, Band, Chamber Orchestra, World Music Percussion Ensemble, and Native American Flute Circle. www.uis.edu/about/arts

The Arts at UIS

Office of Volunteerism and Civic Engagement

Intramurals and Recreation

Kiwanis Stadium (soccer) UIS Softball Complex UIS Tennis Courts Baseball practice field Cricket Field Disc Golf Course Student Life Building Gymnasium Rec Park South Fields Sport Club Field

Intramurals Sport Clubs: Baseball, soccer, squash Group Exercise Personal Training Wellness Instructional classes (i.e. Karate, 5K training) • Special events

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Recreational Opportunities

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Athletic / Recreational facilities

• 3,000-seat sports arena • 3 collegiate-length basketball and volleyball courts • Racquetball/squash courts • Elevated running track • Cardio/weight training and exercise facilities

The Recreation and Althletic Center (TRAC)

Women’s Basketball, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

Men’s Baseball, Basketball, Golf, Soccer, Tennis

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His presence is everywhere. It’s part of Springfield’s charm, history, and economy. Student fave: The Presidential Museum.

Get Your Picture Taken With Lincoln

Name it and Springfield has it – Thai, sushi, steakhouses, Mexican, all-you-can eat buffets, vegetarian. Student favorites include Head West Subs, El Burrito, Coldstone Creamery, B-Dubs, Chipotle Mexican Grill, and any pizza place that delivers. Student fave: Downtown sidewalk dining

Grab Some Food

All of Central Illinois comes to campus for Broadway shows and major concert, music and dance productions in the 2,000 seat Sangamon Auditorium, but Springfield’s local theater scene is equally vibrant. Student fave: Hoogland Fine Arts Center

Go to the Theatre

Screens in Springfield: 28. Student fave: the Drive-In

Catch a Movie

Everything from folk and fine art to retro clothing to used books is downtown. There’s also White Oaks Mall and a gigantic Scheels Sports. Student fave: Recycled Records

Do Some Shopping

There are several venues downtown and around Springfield for live music and clubs. Student fave: Marley’s

Listen to Live Music

If the two coffee houses on campus aren’t enough, gourmet coffee is sold all over Springfield. Student fave: Café Andiamo

Grab a Latte

Things to do

UIS is equally proud of the caring attitudes of our athletes. In 2010-2011, Prairie Stars athletes donated hundreds of hours of work to charitable projects including: Holiday Stars Canned Food Drive, Ball-Chatham Fun Fair, Habitat for Humanity, Ronald McDonald House, and Make-A-Wish Foundation.

In 2010-2011, UIS athletes were named GLVC Players of the Week and several players were All-Conference selections in their respective sports. A total of 93 athletes were named to the Athletic Directorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Academic Honor Roll for having GPAs of 3.0 or better. Of those 93, 31 had a GPA of 3.5 and six earned 4.0.

Feel the promise of UIS athletics and build on our past (we have three national championships). The Prairie Stars compete in NCAA Division II as a member of the highly competitive Great Lakes Valley Conference. Your teammates will share your passion for sport and your coaches will truly care about your success as both an athlete and a student.

Intercollegiate Athletics

Get Up and Move!

• Nine golf courses • Lake Springﬁeld • Miles of bike trails • 28 parks, nature centers and wildlife sanctuaries • Water park • 5K runs and outdoor festivals and theatre productions

Recreation

Springﬁeld is a regional medical destination, with two full-service hospitals and multi-specialty health centers and clinics.

Medical

It’s easy to get around Springﬁeld by car. Rush hour is virtually non-existent. For students who don’t plan to bring a car, the university is on the metro bus route. You can easily get to downtown or to area shopping centers, including White Oaks Mall. For students seeking a getaway, St. Louis is less than 90 minutes away and Chicago is 3 ½ hours.

Transportation

Springﬁeld possesses the energy that comes with being the state capital of Illinois balanced by a relaxed atmosphere deﬁned by a charming downtown and the priceless historic sites that tell the story of the nation’s greatest president.

We’ve been called the quintessential Midwestern city. Not too big, not too small. Friendly people who value their public university and genuinely welcome the students who move here every August.

Population 120,000 Located at the intersection of Interstates 55 and 72

Springfield