'24 UNF BVB Media Almanac

GENERAL University of North Florida

Location: Jacksonville, Fla.

Founded / Opened: 1965 / 1972

Enrollment: 16,958

Nickname: Ospreys

Colors: Navy Blue (PMS 289) & Gray (PMS 430)

Affiliation: NCAA Division I

Conference: ASUN

President: Moez Limayem (Minnesota, ‘88, ‘92)

Faculty Athletic Rep: Dr. Jennifer Kane (Florida State, 2000)

Director of Athletics: Nick Morrow (Florida ‘03)

Senior Woman Administrator: Donna Kirk (Florida State, 1993)

Athletics Department Phone: (904) 620-2833

HISTORY

First Season of Competition (First Division I): 2012 (Same)

All-Time Record: 187-111 (11 years)

Conference Titles: 4

Postseason Appearances: 3 (2012, 2013, 2014) AVCA Pairs Play: 3 (2012, 2013, 2014) AVCA Team Play: 1 (2013)

Conference Affiliations: ASUN: 2012-Present

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach: Doug Wright(Saint Francis (Pa.))

TEAM INFORMATION

Bracket Semifinals

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

Assistant AD (Beach Volleyball Contact): Brock Borgeson (Simpson, 2016)

Office: (904) 620-4029

Cell: (630) 440-2595

E-mail: brock.borgeson@unf.edu

UNF BEACH VOLLEYBALL - 2024 schedule & Roster

Feb. 23-24

Mar. 1-2

Mar. 9-10

Mar. 15

Mar. 16-17

Mar. 29-30

Apr. 5-6

Apr. 12-13

Apr. 19

Apr. 24-27

Jacksonville, Fla. JU / FSU / Palm Beach Atlantic / FIU

The Coop JU / FGCU / Mercer

Columbia, S.C. New Orleans / South Carolina / Tennessee Tech / EKU

Standford, Calif. Texas A&M CC / Stanford

San Luis Obispo, Calif. UC Davis / Cal Poly / Pacific / Santa Clara

The Coop UAB / New Orleans / Mercer / College of Charleston

Tallahasse, Fla. FSU / North Alabama / Loyola Marymount / FAU

Charleston, S.C. UNCW / Coastal Carolina / College of Charleston

DeLand, Fla. FAU / Stetson

DeLand, Fla. ASUN Championship

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

COACHING STAFF

March 9, 2012 - UNF claimed the first win in program history with a 4-1 defeat of Jacksonville.

The pair of Carolyn Jenkins and Emily Strack won in straight sets, putting UNF ahead 1-0 for the first individual match victory in Osprey program history.

UNF and Jacksonville met April 21 with North Florida topping the Dolphins, 3-2.

April 21, 2013 - A win against FGCU the day before and two triumphs against Stetson gave North Florida its second ASUN title in as many seasons. UNF won 4-1 and 3-2 respectively against the Hatters, finishing the year 11-0 in matches played against foes from the ASUN.

UNF secured an automatic bid to the AVCA Sand Nationals via the victory.

April 28, 2011 - UNF announces the addition of sand volleyball as a varsity sport, giving North Florida 19 varsity athletics programs. The Ospreys were one of over 20 schools throughout the nation to add the emerging sport.

Current indoor assistant volleyball coach Emily Strack became the first beach volleyball signee, while some indoor members filled other spots on the inaugural roster.

April 22, 2012 - The first year ended with the program’s first ASUN title thanks to strong play throughout the lineup.

North Florida went 4-0 over the two-day competition. Head coach Steve Loeswick was named ASUN Coach of the Year while Anna Budinska and Dagnija Medina picked up ASUN Pair of the Year recognition.

feb. 22, 2019 - Opening day was a fun day in 2019.

The Ospreys swept a pair of matches with Chaney Howard and Antonia Harrison clinching a thrilling 3-2 win against No. 19 TCU down in Boca Raton.

North Florida went on to post its second 20-win season in program history.

Feb. 8, 2020 - This day marked a historic day for the University of North Florida and the UNF beach volleyball program with the opening of The Cooper Beach Volleyball Complex.

“The Coop” features five sand courts, a digital scoreboard and stands.

April 24, 2016 - Fast forward a few years and you find the Ospreys back on top of the ASUN once again.

UNF won a grinder, 3-2, against No. 1 Stetson to clinch the title. While the Ospreys did not receive a bid to the national tournament, UNF finished the year with a program-best 24 victories.

North Florida defeated Stetson (twice), FAU (twice), South Carolina and Grand Canyon that year.

Sept. 9, 2019 - After hosting home events in St. Augustine, Fla., or at nearby Jacksonville Beach, on this day it was made public that UNF beach volleyball would have a home on campus.

“The Coop” as it was to be known, was another step towards UNF beach volleyball’s continued rise to the forefront of the burgeoning sport.

April 25, 2021 - The title came back to North Florida on this day in DeLand.

UNF dug deep, winning the semifinals match against FGCU, 3-2, and the finals match against No. 16 Stetson, 3-2.

Dana Roskic and Antonia Harrison clinched the win for UNF at the top slot.

It was UNF’s first win against Stetson since 2016.

May 4, 2021 - Dana Roskic and Antonia Harrison received one of the highest honors for a pair after being named an AVCA Top Flight honoree.

Roskic and Harrison went 12-3 at the top position after being named ASUN Pair of the Tournament.

Together they received 2021 First Team All-ASUN honors.

April 6, 2021 - Following a dominant weekend in Boca Raton, North Florida came in ranked No. 20 in the College Beach Volleyball Committee Poll.

North Florida defeated two ranked teams in No. 11 FAU and No. 20 FGCU. The Ospreys also downed Tampa and Palm Beach Atlantic.

Following the weekend, UNF was 17-5.

April 27, 2021 - After the championship run, UNF got the icing on the cake by claiming an AVCA Collegiate Beach Volleyball Poll ranking.

It was the first-ever ranking in the AVCA Poll. UNF was ranked No. 20 on May 4 and 11, closing out the season in the national poll.

2012 - Fast Success: UNF took care of business in its first season, winning the inaugural ASUN Sand Volleyball Championship. Emily Strack and Dagnija Medina would go on to win one match in the AVCA Sand Nationals Pairs Tournament, defeating a duo from Hawaii in three sets.

2014 - National Stage: The pair of Kim Hildreth and Dagnija Medina made it to the Gulf Shores this season, competing in five matches in the AVCA Sand Nationals Pairs Play Bracket. Hildreth and Medina picked up wins against Tulane and Grand Canyon before bowing out. Hildreth would go on to play professional ball in the NVL and AVP.

2013 - Back-to-Back: UNF went 16-3 on the year and 11-0 all-told against foes in the ASUN, capping the year off with a clean slate in the 2013 ASUN Championship. UNF defeated FGCU, 4-1, before downing Stetson twice the following day to claim the title. UNF fell to Florida State and USC in the AVCA Sand Nationals.

2016 - Back on Top: Despite a 3-2 loss to No. 3 FGCU in the opening round, UNF stormed back to win four consecutive matches against four opponents to claim the 2016 crown. North Florida upended top-seeded Stetson, 3-2, to win the title hosted up in Emerson, Ga.

2021 - Catching Fire: The Ospreys won the ASUN Championship in dramatic fashion, defeating three-time reigning ASUN Champions, No. 16 Stetson, on its home courts. UNF had to go the long way to get to the finals. After defeating Jacksonville in match one, North Florida dropped a 4-1 decision to FGCU. After grinding out three straight wins, North Florida met top-seeded Stetson in the final. UNF raced ahead to a 2-0 lead before Stetson evened the match.

the cooper beach volleyball complex first competition: feb. 21, 2020

The Cooper Beach Volleyball Complex became one of the premiere on-campus beach volleyball campus facilities in collegiate athletics when it opened February 8, 2020. “The Coop” is located just north of the UNF Softball Complex and features five courts, a digital scoreboard and bleachers that seat a capacity of 300 people.

University of North Florida beach volleyball held its inaugural season in 2012, and since then the Ospreys have hosted home events at Jacksonville Beach, Jacksonville University or in St. Augustine, Fla. Osprey beach volleyball held its inaugural contests on campus Friday, Feb. 21 when it hosted FIU, FAU, Georgia State and Mercer in a historic day for the University of North Florida.

The final push to complete the construction’s funding came from the generous donation from Dwight and Christine Cooper’s “Cooper Family Foundation”. A resident of Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., Dwight Cooper is a member of the UNF Foundation Board, former UNF assistant men’s basketball coach (1991-95), founder and CEO of Hueman People Solutions and founder of the Fortune magazine featured PPR Talent Management Group located in Jacksonville Beach, Fla. The sand was provided by Vulcan Materials Company and the beach volleyball regulation netting was constructed by Robert “Butch” Hendrick and Sand Court Experts.

The Coop makes an on-campus home for a program that has seen great success in a short amount of time. UNF beach volleyball holds FOUR ASUN Championships , three ASUN Regular Season Championships and an overall record of 211-122. North Florida has also sent individuals to the AVCA Sand Nationals during two the 2012, 2013 and 2014 campaigns.

What They’re Saying about “The Coop”

“It’s exciting to see something go from a dream to a reality, and this is an example of that. This is the first on-campus facility to be built from the ground up since the track surface at Hodges Stadium in 2008, and the complex is a visual demonstration of how much of an impact that vision and philanthropic efforts can have. The Coop means so much to not just the UNF beach volleyball program, but the athletic department

and university. I want to thank everyone involved in making this a reality because it’s been a combined effort, and that’s where there is ownership.”

-- Director of Athletics Lee Moon

“It was my wife that pointed out the parallels between the UNF beach volleyball program and what our experiences were on the first UNF men’s basketball coaching staff. Over nearly a decade, 57 ladies have been a part of this beach volleyball program and have played without a home court. That’s adversity, and now it’s time for some of that adversity to end. You guys [the program] are pioneers and winners, and welcome to your new home.” -- Dwight

Cooper

BREAKING GROUND AT “THE COOP”

SEPT. 9, 2019 - The University of North Florida beach volleyball program will now have a home on campus as released by the UNF Athletics Department Monday, September 9. The news became public today via a surprise gathering on the grounds of the future on-campus complex.

A regulation complex on campus benefits the beach volleyball program, department and university as a whole through aug-

menting program visibility locally and nationwide, while strengthening recruiting efforts and bolstering the potential for attendance at home matches. Practice logistics are made easier as student-athletes and coaches can stay on campus, and tournament and invitational play is made possible.

BREAKING GROUND AT “THE COOP”

DEC. 14, 2019 - On this day the building began at “The Coop” with the breaking of ground just north of the UNF Softball Complex.

Slowly but surely the foundation was put in with the addition of sand provided by Vulcan Materials, provided January 23.

Just over a week later, January 31 saw the addition of the five-court digital scoreboard provided by Nevco.

Nets, provided by Butch Hendrick and Sand Court Experts, made their appearance along with stands facing west towards the five courts.

THE FIRST PRACTICE

FEB. 6, 2020 - The long awaited first day of practice came february 6, two days before the grand opening of “The Coop”. For UNF beach volleyball it was their first practice in the heart of campus after holding practices at the beach volleyball courts at the Osprey Fountain dorms or at Jacksonville Beach.

Stetson Hatters

Apr. 19

Location DeLand, Fla.

Facility Cooper Beach

Conference ASUN

SID Joe Ashley

Head Coach Kristina Hernandez

Record at School 156-76

2023 Record 22-15

Series Record SU leads, 25-12

In Jacksonville SU leads, 3-1

In DeLand SU leads, 8-6

Neutral SU leads, 14-5

Last Meeting W, 3-2 (4.1.23)

2024 opponent directory

Coastal Carolina Chanticleers

Apr. 12

Location Conway, S.C.

Facility Coastal Carolina

BVB Complex Conference SBC

SID Jay Largen

Head Coach Steve Loeswick

Record at School 74-52

2023 Record 25-13

Series Record UNF leads, 7-0

In Jacksonville UNF leads, 2-0

In Conway UNF leads, 2-0

Neutral UNF leads, 3-0

Last Meeting W, 4-1 (3.3.23)

Mercer Bears

Mar. 2, Mar. 30

Location Macon, Ga.

Facility Bear Beach

Conference Socon

SID Nicole Dennis

Head Coach Josh Marsh

Record at School N/A

2023 Record 11-26

Series Record UNF leads, 25-2

In Jacksonville UNF leads, 5-0

In Macon UNF leads, 5-1

Neutral UNF leads, 15-1

Last Meeting W, 5-0 (4.8.23)

College of Charleston

Mar. 30, Apr. 13

Location Charlestron, S.C.

Facility

Conference CAA

SID Derrick Bennington

Head Coach Damian Elder

Record at School N/A

2023 Record 21-12

Series Record UNF leads, 8-4

In Jacksonville UNF leads, 5-1

In Charleston CoC leads, 1-0

Neutral UNF leads, 3-2

Last Meeting W, 5-0 (3.4.23)

Florida State Seminoles

Feb. 23, Apr 5

Location Tallahassee

Facility Florida State

Conference ACC

SID Rob Wilson

Head Coach Brooke Niles Record at School 233-53

2022 Record 32-9

Series Record FSU leads, 7-0

In Jacksonville FSU leads, 3-0

In Tallahassee FSU leads, 1-0

Neutral FSU leads, 3-0

Last Meeting L, 0-5 (2.23.24)

Palm Beach Atlantic Sailfish

Feb. 24

Location Plam Beach

Facility Main Beach

Conference Sunshine state

SID Cole Helman

Head Coach Beatriz Piper

Record at School 67-37

2022 Record 20-14

Series Record UNF leads, 5-0

In Jacksonville N/A

In Palm Beach N/A

Neutral UNF leads, 5-0

Last Meeting W, 5-0 (2.24.24)

FIU Panthers

Feb. 24

Location Miami, Fla.

Facility FIU BVB Courts

Conference C-USA

SID Alex Aguirre

Head Coach Terri Del Conte

Record at School 131-66

2023 Record 20-17

Series Record FIU leads, 10-0

In Jacksonville FIU leads, 3-0

In Miami FIU leads, 4-0

Neutral FIU leads, 3-0

Last Meeting L, 2-3 (2.24.24)

North Alabama Lions

Mar. 29, Apr

Location Florence, Ala.

Facility UNA Beach Courts

Conference ASUN

SID Mike Ezekiel

Head Coach Kaleb VanDeperre

Record at School N/A

2023 Record 20-16

Series Record UNF leads, 6-0

In Jacksonville UNF leads, 4-0

In Florence N/A

Neutral UNF leads, 2-0

Last Meeting W, 5-0 (4.22.23)

Jacksonville Dolphins

Feb. 23, Mar. 1

Location Jacksonville Fla.

Facility Dolphin Beach

Conference ASUN

SID Jordan Green

Head Coach Dylan Hough

Record at School 8-47

2023 Record 11-23

Series Record UNF leads, 36-2

In Jacksonville (UNF) UNF leads, 10-0

In Jacksonville (JU) UNF leads, 18-2

Neutral UNF leads, 8-0

Last Meeting W, 5-0 (2.23.24)

FGCU Eagles

Mar. 1-2

Location Fort Myers

Facility Cooper Beach

Conference ASUN

SID John Sinnett

Head Coach Chris Sweat

Record at School 49-24

2023 Record 19-18

Series Record UNF leads, 24-14

In Jacksonville Series tied, 3-3

In Fort Myers UNF leads, 7-1

Neutral UNF leads, 14-10

Last Meeting L, 1-3 (4.23.23)

New Orleans

Mar. 9 , Mar. 29

Location New Orleans, La

Facility Conference Southland SID Amy Champion

Head Coach Avery Thibodeaux

Record at School

2022 Record 21-17

Series Record UNF leads, 3-0

In Jacksonville N/A

In New Orleans UNF leads, 2-0

Neutral UNF leads, 1-0

Last Meeting W, 5-0 (3.24.22)

UC Davis

Mar. 16

Location Davis Cali.

Facility Big West

Volleyball Facility UC Davis BV Courts Conference BWC

SID

JD Mico

Head Coac Gretchen Hand Record at School

2023 Record 20-12

Series Record

In Jacksonville NA

In Wilmington NA

Neutral NA

Last Meeting NA

South Carolina Gamecocks

Mar. 9

Location Columbia, SC

Facility Wheeler Beach

Conference SEC

SID Joe Kelper

Head Coach Mortiz Mortiz

Record at School 152-87

2023 Record 19-12

Series Record USC leads, 3-4

In Jacksonville UNF leads, 2-0

In Columbia Series tied, 1-1

Neutral USC leads, 3-0

Last Meeting L, 0-5 (3.10.18)

UAB Blazers

Mar. 29

Location Birmingham, Ala.

Facility Cooper Beach

Conference C-USA

SID Ted Feeley

Head Coach Terri Del Conte

Record at School 28-34

2023 Record 18-16

Series Record UNF leads, 7-1

In Jacksonville N/A

In Birmingham Series tied, 1-1

Neutral UNF leads, 6-0

Last Meeting W, 5-0 (3.11.23)

Tennessee Tech

Mar. 10

Location Crookeville, TN Facility Tech Beach Conference OVC

SID Mike Lehman

Head Coach Zach Weiberg Record at School NA

2023 Record 7-12

Series Record NA

In Crookeville NA

Neutral NA

Last Meeting NA

Eastern Kentucky

Mar. 10

Location Richmond, Ky

Facility Colonel Beach Conference ASUN

SID

Isaac Ray

Head Coach Jeff Patton

Record at School

2023 Record 15-15

Series Record 1-0

at UNF UNF leads, 1-0 at EKU N/A

Neutral N/A

Last Meeting W, 5-0 (4.21.23)

Texas A&M CC

April 8-9

Location Corpus Christi, Tx

Facility SE BVB Complex SID Damon Sunde

Head Coach Gayle Stammer

Record at School 21-9

2022 Record 25-10

Series Record 0-1

In Jacksonville N/A

In Corpus Christi N/A

Neutral TAMCC leads, 1-0

Last Meeting L,2-3 (3.4.18)

UNC Wilmington

Apr. 12

Location Wilmington, N.C

Facility Capt’n Bill’s Backyard Grill and Volleyball

Facility

Conference Sun Belt

SID Tom Riordan

Head Coach Dottie Hampton

Record at School 53-78

2023 Record 15-14

Series Record UNF leads, 7-1

In Jacksonville UNF leads, 4-0

In Wilmington UNF leads, 1-0

Neutral UNF leads, 2-1

Last Meeting W, 5-0 (4.7.23)

Stanford

Mar. 15

Location Stanford, Ca

Facility

Conference Pac-12

SID Maddie Gotreaux

Head Coach Andrew Fuller

Record at School 122-85

2023 Record 29-13

Series Record Stanford leads, 1-0

In Jacksonville N/A

In Stanford N/A

Neutral Stanford leads, 1-0

Last Meeting L, 1-4 (4.14.23)

Cal Poly

Mar. 16

Location San Luis Obis, Ca

Facility

Conference Big West

SID Connor Leary

Head Coach Todd Rogers

Record at School

2023 Record 15-25

Series Record Cal Poly leads, 1-0

In Jacksonville NA

In San Obispo NA

Neutral Cal Poly leads, 1-0

Last Meeting L, 1-4 (2.26.22)

Pacific University Oregon

Mar. 17

Location Forest Grove, Or

Facility

Conference NWC

SID Derek Wilson

Head Coach Tiger Shelton

Record at School

2022 Record

Series Record NA

In Jacksonville NA

In Forest Grove NA

Neutral NA

Last Meeting NA

Loyola Marymount

Apr. 6

Location Los Angeles, Ca

Facility LMU Beach Vollyball Venue

Conference WCC

SID Taylor Turner

Head Coach John Mayer

Record at School 29-9

2023 Record 29-9

Series Record NA

In Jacksonville NA

In Los Angeles NA

Neutral NA

Last Meeting NA

Florida Atlantic

Mar. 15

Location Boca Raton

Facility

Conference AAC

SID Jonathan Caudle

Head Coach Steve Grotowski

Record at School 19-14

2023 Record 19-14

Series Record FAU leads, 7-8

In Jacksonville Series tied, 3-3

In Boca Raton Series tied, 2-2

Neutral FAU leads, 3-2

Last Meeting L, 1-4 (2.25.23)

Santa Clara

Mar. 17

Location Santa Clara, Ca

Facility Santa Clara Courts

Conference West Coast

SID Matt Larson

Head Coach Jeff Alzina

Record at School 38-67

2023 Record 15-16

Series Record N/A

In Jacksonville N/A

In Santa Clara N/A

Neutral N/A

Last Meeting N/A

DOUG WRIGHT

HEAD COACH (2nd SEASON // 6th OVERALL)

ST. FRANCIS (PA.)

Doug Wright took over as head coach of the beach volleyball program Nov. 5, 2021 after serving for four-plus years in a volunteer and interim head coaching role.

First Year as Head Coach

Wright’s first year as head coach marked his fifth season with the North Florida beach volleyball program. During the 2022 season, the Ospreys set a program record for wins in a season, reaching the 25-win marker.

UNF’s 25-win season earned the Ospreys a three-seed in the 2022 ASUN Championship, with North Florida going 4-2 in postseason play to earn a trip to the championship semifinals.

The Ospreys had two pairs earn first team all-conference laurels in Taryn Griffey and Callie Workman, alongside Carleigh Semeniuk and Lauren Galinis. The veterans were joined by an impressive set of freshman, with Hayden Wooldridge reaching 25 wins on the year and ASUN All-Freshman recognition. Madeline Camp also got to 25 victories in her first year in the Navy and Gray, teaming up with fellow classmate Mariana Feliciano-Sanchez to earn 2022 ASUN All-Tournament honors.

Wooldridge and Camp tied the program record for wins in a season for a freshman, while Workman set a program record with 79-career victories, surpassing former teammate Chaney Howard for the record.

North Florida played a number of marquee teams, including a four-match home tournament that included four top 20 programs. It was the first time in program history that UNF has hosted four ranked teams in the same tournament, with No. 11 Georgia State, No. 18 Pepperdine, No. 4 Florida State and No. 10 FAU all coming to The Coop.

UNF also got it done in the classroom, with the team posting a 3.72 GPA. Semeniuk landed on the ASUN All-Academic Team as well.

Four Years of Success at UNF

Wright’s hire marks the first time the UNF beach volleyball and indoor volleyball programs have separate head coaches since the inception of the beach volleyball program roughly a decade ago. The move furthers UNF’s emphasis on growing its national brand and presence of its beach volleyball program, coming on the wings of the construction of UNF’s first on-campus beach facility in the Cooper Beach Volleyball Complex opened in February of 2020.

Wright served as an integral piece to the program for the past four seasons, doing more than his titles of volunteer assistant and interim head coach could do justice. The Ospreys won the 2021 ASUN Beach Volleyball Championship during a year that saw Wright handle an even larger portion of the coaching duties as then head coach, Kristen Wright, handled the non-traditional spring indoor volleyball season.

Since coming to the River City in December of 2017, Wright has helped guide the Ospreys to a 65-42 overall record, an ASUN Championship and another appearance in the ASUN Finals.

Additionally, the 2021 Ospreys earned the program’s first-ever ranking in the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Collegiate Beach Volleyball poll April 27 of last year following the Ospreys’ run to the conference title. UNF was also a regular in the Collegebeachvb.com Poll last season as North Florida finished 24-10.

Last year the Ospreys defeated three ranked teams in No. 11 FAU, No. 20 FGCU and No. 16 Stetson. North Florida had six all-conference picks in addition to Dana Roskic and Antonia Harrison’s AVCA Top Flight recognition.

The Ospreys have also touted incredible success in the classroom since 2018. The beach program earned USMC/AVCA Team Academic Awards as well as a team GPA of 3.78 and a 100 percent rate of student-athletes on the ASUN Honor Roll.

A visionary, Wright was instrumental in the development of The Cooper Beach Volleyball Complex, even going as far as to create artwork that was shared with donors and board members for the eventual design of UNF’s on-campus complex.

Wright came to North Florida after serving with the MiraCosta College beach program over the last two seasons. Wright led the team to two conference championships and a state championship during his time. In 2017, he was also named the Pacific Coast Conference Coach of the Year. He also spent time as the associate head coach for the indoor program at MiraCosta where he worked closely with his wife Kristen Wright to win two conference championships.

Prior to UNF

Prior to his time at MiraCosta, Wright was an assistant coach for Tri-City Christian that won eight straight CIF Championships, five So-Cal State titles and had five state championship appearances. He also coached the top men’s and women’s team from age 16 and 18 while earning the clubs first 18-1’s Gold Medal at Far Western Qualifier and Bid to National Championships. Earned Bronze Medal at Los Angeles Qualifier.

Wright was recruited as a setter and received an athletic scholarship to Saint Francis University in Loretto, Pa. He was a four-year starter as a libero where he helped lead the Red Flash to their first-ever EIVA-HAY Division title. He reached as high as the top 10 in the country for digs/game and concluded his career in the top ten all-time in school history in that category. Wright holds the distinction as being the only person from his high school to earn a volleyball scholarship. He played for Red Rose and Lancaster Volleyball club, earning three trips to the Junior Olympics. His experience playing indoor volleyball expanded to the grass and beach at age 16 when he started playing tournaments.

In addition to coaching, Wright is a CPA and currently works as an analyst for a government contractor that investigates fraud, waste, and abuse in Medicare. He is married to Kristen and they have two children.

Coaching Résumé

*UNF Beach Volleyball Head Coach (November 2021-Present)

UNF Beach Volleyball Interim Head Coach (August of 2021-Present)

UNF Beach Volleyball Volunteer Assistant Coach (2018-21)

UNF Indoor Volleyball Volunteer Assistant Coach/Statistical Analyst (2018-19)

MiraCosta College Beach Volleyball Head Coach

MiraCosta College Indoor Volleyball Associate Head Coach

Tri-City Christian Assistant Coach

SoCal Volleyball Club Head Coach

ANTONIA HARRISON

GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH (2ND SEASON) NORTH FLORIDA

Former UNF beach volleyball all-conference honoree and ASUN Champion, Antonia Harrison, joined the North Florida staff as a graduate assistant coach in the fall of 2022. A native of Auckland, New Zealand, Harrison earned three letters with the Ospreys after competing at Trinidad State Junior College prior to her time in Jacksonville.

Playing Career Accolades:

2021 ASUN Champion

2021 AVCA Top Flight Honors (Pair 1 With Dana Roskic)

2021 First Team All-ASUN

2021 ASUN Championship Pair of the Tournament Honoree (With Dana Roskic)

2021 ASUN Championship All-Tournament Selection (With Dana Roskic)

ASUN Pair of the Week (4/21/21 - Dana Roskic)

MADILYN MCCARTY

ASUN Pair of the Week (4/7/21 - Dana Roskic)

ASUN Honor Roll (2019-20, 2020-21)

VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH (2nd SEASON) NORTH FLORIDA

Madilyn McCarty joined the North Florida beach volleyball coaching staff as a volunteer assistant coach in March of 2022. McCarty is no stranger to UNF, having competed as one of the top performers on the indoor and beach volleyball programs during her time at North Florida.

The Springfield, Ill., native arrived prior to the 2017 season as a transfer from Winthrop University. On the indoor side, McCarty totaled 2,291 assists, 226 kills, 576 digs and 146 blocks, playing as one of the most versatile setters in the ASUN. McCarty finished her UNF career seventh all-time in assists and fourth in the UNF DI-era.

On the beach side, McCarty won 44 matches, including two seasons with 21 wins apiece. In 2019 she was a Second Team All-ASUN selection alongside Nicole DeBolt. McCarty ranks 13th in total victories.

McCarty earned both her bachelor’s and master’s degree from North Florida.

MADELINE CAMP

5-7 | JUNIOR CANTON, GA. | CHEROKEE HS

2022

Tied for the team lead for wins with 25, joining Chantel McMillan and Hayden Wooldridge with that mark ... Also tied for the third-most wins by a freshman in a single season ... Earned 2022 ASUN All-Tournament honors with classmate Mariana Feliciano-Sanchez ... Went 10-3 on the year with Feliciano-Sanchez, 11-6 with Gabby O’Connell and 4-3 with Chantel McMillan ... Her 25 wins is tied for the seventh most victories by an Osprey in a single season ... Posted a 5-1 mark in ASUN postseason play ... Tallied three wins against pairs on ranked teams ... Opened ASUN Championship play with a straight-sets win against No. 20 FGCU’s fifth pair ... Teamed up with McMillan to earn a fifth-slot victory against No. 18 Pepperdine ... Won a tight 21-18, 21-19 decision against No. 19 FIU’s fourth pair with Gabby O’Connell.

Prior to UNF

Played with A5 Beach ... Coached by Marc Jones ... Carolina Grand Slam Beach National Qualifier - 3rd place 18U Open ... 2020 Beach Fest runner-up ... AVP Siesta Key 18U runner-up ... Volliday Madness Champion ... East Madness Champion ... P1440 Rising Star

Why I Chose UNF

“I chose UNF because the campus feels like home and everyone wants the best for you. The coaches are also amazing and truly care for you. The beach program has only improved over the years, and I cannot wait to get amazing training.”

12022 ASUN All-Tournament Team (with Mariana Feliciano-Sanchez)

ASUN Honor Roll (2021-22)

(21-18, 21-19) / Gabby O’Connell Mar. 15 Palm Beach Atlantic

W (21-16, 21-14) / Gabby O’Connell

(21-23, 21-15, 10-15) / Gabby O’Connell

(12-21, 21-14, 15-10) / Gabby O’Connell Mar. 18 Palm Beach Atlantic

W (21-17, 21-16) / Gabby O’Connell

L (13-21, 10-21) / Gabby O’Connell

Mar. 19 North Alabama 3 W (23-21, 21-18) / Gabby O’Connell

Mar. 24 Spring Hill

Mar. 24 New Orleans

L (25-23, 12-21, 7-15) / Gabby O’Connell

W (21-12, 21-14) / Chantel McMillan

Mar. 25 Southeastern 4 W (21-13, 21-19) / Chantel McMillan

Mar. 25 Nicholls 5 W (21-11, 21-10) / Chantel McMillan

Apr. 1 #11 Georgia State 5 L (21-13, 18-21, 8-15) / Chantel McMillan

Apr. 1 #18 Pepperdine 5 W (21-16, 22-20) / Chantel McMillan

Apr. 2 #4 Florida State 5 L (20-22, 15-21) / Chantel McMillan

Apr. 2 #10 FAU 5 L (15-21, 17-21) / Chantel McMillan

Apr. 8 Southeastern Ext. W (21-9, 21-9) / M. Feliciano Sanchez

Apr. 8 Jacksonville 5 W (21-15, 21-14) / M. Feliciano Sanchez

Apr. 9 Southeastern 5 W (21-12, 21-19) / M. Feliciano Sanchez

Apr. 9 Jacksonville 5 W (21-8, 21-12) / M. Feliciano Sanchez

Apr. 13 #19 Stetson 5 L (21-16, 15-21, 10-15) / M. Feliciano San.

Apr. 13 #19 Stetson 5 L (24-22, 16-21, 14-16) / M. Feliciano San.

Apr. 14 Jacksonville

Apr. 14 Jacksonville

Apr. 22 #20 FGCU

W (21-10, 21-15) / M. Feliciano Sanchez

W (21-14, 21-15) / M. Feliciano Sanchez

W (21-17, 21-18) / M. Feliciano Sanchez

Apr. 22 Jacksonville 5 W (21-10, 21-13) / M. Feliciano Sanchez

Apr. 23 North Alabama 5 W (21-9, 21-8) / M. Feliciano Sanchez

Apr. 24 Jacksonville State

Apr. 24 Central Arkansas

Apr. 26 #18 Stetson

W (21-11, 21-17) / M. Feliciano Sanchez

W (21-15, 21-9) / M. Feliciano Sanchez

L (12-21, 9-21) / M. Feliciano Sanchez

KATIE CAMP 2

Honors and Statistics:

All-state indoor volleyball

Three years of indoor volleyball experience

Four years of beach volleyball experience

Fun Facts and Personal Info

Daughter of Patti and Adam Camp

Has one sibling, Madeline, currently a freshman on the UNF roster Finished in the top 15 percent of her graduating class academically Intends to major in pre-med

Coach Wright on Katie

“Katie knows what it takes to be great and she is willing to do the extras that are necessary to separate herself from the competition. She has trained really hard in the sand and in the weight room to be where she is today. Katie is a gritty player that will find a way to win.”

Why UNF?

“I chose UNF because of the coaching staff and the team’s desire to be the best they can be. It is also 15 minutes from the beach which is not a bad deal at all.”

5-8 | SOPHOMORE CANTON, GA. | CHEROKEE HS

5-7

2022

Won her first-career match in the counted lineup with a win at the fifth slot in her only appearance ... Was a regular at the extras position, going 8-6 ... Won 21-15, 21-17 with Zoe Cahill at the fifth slot March 19 against North Alabama ... Made appearances with Julianna Askew, Cahill, Leah Maloney and Maddie Norris.

2021

Member of the ASUN Beach Volleyball Championship team. Made her collegiate debut at the extras slot February 27.

Prior to UNF

Played seven years of indoor club volleyball and four years on the beach side ... Won a number of championships, including a district title, AA national championship and AVP American Championship

Personal

Intends to major in criminal justice ... Daughter of Julie and Wayne Mallory

Has five siblings: Valeria Suarez, Lucian Suarez, Sebastian Suarez, Alex Santana and Juliano Santana ... Intends to join the US Coast Guard following college.

2022 MATCH-BY-MATCH

3

/ Zoe Cahill Mar. 19 North Alabama 5 W (21-15, 21-17) / Zoe Cahill

Mar. 24 Spring Hill College

W (21-12, 21-12) / Leah Maloney Mar. 25 Southeastern Ext. W (21-15, 21-12) / Leah Maloney Apr. 2 No. 4 FSU

Apr. 2 No. 10 FAU

L (16-21, 13-21) / Leah Maloney

- / Maddie Norris Apr. 8 Jacksonville Ext. W (21-16, 18-21, 15-7) / Leah Maloney Apr. 9 Southeastern

13 No. 19 Stetson

14 at Jacksonville

W (21-19, 21-11) / Leah Maloney

L (22-20, 20-22, 11-15) / Leah Maloney

L (18-21, 18-21) / Leah Maloney

W (21-16, 21-13) / Maddie Norris

TAYLOR PIERCE 5

5-10 | JUNIOR COVINGTON, LA / MANDEVILLE HS

HONORS

HONORS AND STATISTICS

2023 Sun Belt All-Tournament Team

2x All-State, 3x All-Metro

All-Parish MVP in high school

C-USA Commissioner’s Academic Medal

1,418 kills and 1,415 digs in high school FUN FACTS AND PERSONAL INFO

Daughter of Tracey and Tony Has one sibling, Tyler

Graduated with honors in high school

WHY UNF?

“I chose UNF becuase I want to be a part of a great program and I know that UNF is just that! I love how much the players are pushed and expected to give their best everyday. I love this game and this sport and I know the coaches are going to get me to the next level. SWOOP!”

PRESLEY MURRAY 7

HONORS

Honors and Statistics:

2021 AVCA Best and Brightest Award - First Team

2019 District Champion

AVCA All-Region Team - Region 3 (2021)

FACA All-Star (2021)

Fort Pierce Central Volleyball Rookie of theYear (2019)

Fort Pierce Central MVP (2021)

2021 AVCA All-America Watchlist

836 kills, 736 digs, 77 blocks, 135 aces

Fun Facts and Personal Info

Intends to major in biology/pre-med. Daughter of Kristin and Dylan Murray. Has one sibling, Shalor.

Aunt, Aubrey, swam at Drexler University.

Biggest idol in the beach volleyball world is Alex Klineman. Started playing indoor volleyball at age 11 and beach volleyball at 14. Ranked first in her graduating class academically.

6-0 | SOPHOMORE FORT PIERCE, FLA. / FORT PIERCE CENTRAL HS

CAMERON HUMPHRIES 8

6-0 | SOPHOMORE FORT PIERCE, FLA. / FORT PIERCE CENTRAL HS

HONORS

Honors and Statistics:

2021 AVCA Best and Brightest Award - First Team

2019 District Champion

AVCA All-Region Team - Region 3 (2021)

FACA All-Star (2021)

Fort Pierce Central Volleyball Rookie of theYear (2019)

Fort Pierce Central MVP (2021)

2021 AVCA All-America Watchlist

836 kills, 736 digs, 77 blocks, 135 aces

Fun Facts and Personal Info

Intends to major in biology/pre-med. Daughter of Kristin and Dylan Murray. Has one sibling, Shalor.

Aunt, Aubrey, swam at Drexler University.

Biggest idol in the beach volleyball world is Alex Klineman. Started playing indoor volleyball at age 11 and beach volleyball at 14. Ranked first in her graduating class academically.

MICHAELA REZENTES

5-9| JUNIOR MARTINEZ, CALIF / LOYP;A MARYMOUNT

HONORS

ASUN Honor Roll (2022-23)

2023 Second Team All-ASUN

Fun Facts and Personal Info

Arrives after lettering at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, Calif.

Was on the LMU squad that finished fifth in the country last year and third in 2021 after the Lions earned wins in at Gulf Shores in consecutive seasons

California native, although her family now resides in Utah

Four-year letterwinner in high school, first team all-league selection and youth tournament champion

Earned a starting role in her first season on the squad after transferring in from Loyola Marymount.

Tallied Second Team All-ASUN honors, going 21-10, picking up 15 wins at the third slot and six at the second position.

Played all 31 of her matches that finished with Katie Camp

Tied for the fifth-most wins by a third pair in UNF history for a single season, finishing ranked

Defeated pairs on ranked teams twice, doing so against Coastal Carolina and No. 19 Pepperdine

Pulled off a season-best five-match winning strteak between March 11 and March 18

IRIS FLETCHER

5-9 | REDSHIRT-JUNIOR LONDON, ONTARIO, CANADA | STEPHEN F. AUSTIN

Honors and Statistics and Personal Info

Transferred in from Stephen F. Austin where she reached double-digit career wins.

Earned Second Team Southland Conference honors Southland Conference All-Academic Team honoree

Represented Canada at FIVB U21 World Championships

Placed sixth at the NORCECA tournament

Three-time national gold and Canada Cup gold honoree

Lettered at the top slot at SFA

5-10 |

SAN JUAN, P.R. | ACADEMIC DEL PERPETUO SOCORRO

2022 ASUN All-Tournament Team

ASUN Honor Roll (2021-22)

2022

Tied for the third-best season winning percentage by any UNF freshman in program history, going 15-5 ... Finished the year with a bang, giving a glimpse of more of what’s to come as she finished the season with ASUN All-Tournament honors ... Also went 7-2 at the extras slot ... Picked up all 15 of her wins at the fifth position while also earning an appearance at the third slot ... Played with four different partners, with the majority of her appearances coming with Madeline Camp ... Went 10-3 with Camp, picking up all of the wins at the fourth slot ... Picked up consecutive ranked wins against extras pairs of No. 8 Cal Poly and No. 17 FIU to open up the season ... Earned wins against pairs on two ranked teams in No. 17 Stetson and No. 20 FGCU.

Prior to UNF (Beach)

Academic second honors (2018); academic first honors (2015-18) Beach Volleyball Honors:

Played club ball with PUR Beach Volley School ... Second place at the 2020 AVP America Junior National Beach Championships (16U Open Division Gold Bracket at Atlantic City, N.J.) ... Second place at the 2019 AVP America/World Mega Showcase and Tournament of Champions (Huntington Beach, Calif. 16U Division Gold Bracket) ... Fourth place at the 2018 AVP First National Beach Volleyball Championships (Hermosa Beach, Calif.) ... First place at the 2018 and 2019 junior varsity Puerto Rico High School Athletic Alliance Beach Volleyball Tournament ... Earned team captain and school MVP honors

Why I Chose UNF:

“UNF feels like home and the coaches make me feel like family.”

Wright’s Words:

“Mani is a high-level athlete that is committed to the sport. She’s going to make an immediate impact on our team and will add enriched diversity and culture which we take pride in. Mani’s future is very bright in this sport!”

Askew

Mar. 18 FGCU Ext. L (21-23, 17-21) / Zoe Cahill

Mar. 18 Palm Beach Atlantic Ext. W (21-15, 21-9) / Zoe Cahill

Mar. 19 at #17 Stetson Ext. W (21-16, 21-17) / Leah Maloney

Mar. 19 North Alabama Ext. W (21-12, 21-15) / Julianna Askew

Mar. 24 Spring Hill 5 W (21-14, 21-18) / Zoe Cahill

Mar. 24 at New Orleans 5 W (18-21, 21-19, 15-13) / Zoe Cahill

Mar. 25 Nicholls Ext. W (21-6, 21-8) / Leah Maloney

Apr. 1 #18 Pepperdine Ext. L (13-21, 18-21) / Leah Maloney

Apr. 8 Southeastern Ext. W (21-9, 21-9) / Madeline Camp

Apr. 9 Southeastern 5 W (21-12, 21-19) / Madeline Camp

Apr. 9 at Jacksonville 5 W (21-8, 21-12) / Madeline Camp

Apr. 13 #19 Stetson

Apr. 13 #19 Stetson

5 L (21-16, 15-21, 10-15) / Madeline Camp

5 L (24-22, 16-21, 14-16) / Madeline Camp

Apr. 14 at Jacksonville 5 W (21-10, 21-15) / Madeline Camp

Apr. 14 at Jacksonville 5 W (21-14, 21-15) / Madeline Camp

Apr. 22 #20 FGCU 5 W (21-178, 21-18) / Madeline Camp

Apr. 22 Jacksonville 5 W (21-10, 21-13) / Madeline Camp

Apr. 23 North Alabama 5 W (21-9, 21-8) / Madeline Camp

Apr. 24 Jacksonville State 5 W (21-11, 21-17) / Madeline Camp

Apr. 24 Central Arkansas 5 W (21-15, 21-9) / Madeline Camp

Apr. 26 #18 Stetson 5 L (12-21, 9-21) / Madeline Camp

HALLIE PHELAN 13

5-10

HONORS

Honors and Statistics:

Transferred in from Southern Miss where she was a four-year letterwinner

2023 Sun Belt All-Tournament Team

2023 Southern Miss Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year

2022 C-USA All-Academic Team

Fun Facts and Personal Info

Why UNF?

I chose UNF because of the family atmosphere, great location and the successful beach program that has been built.

ANDREA DIETZ 17

5-10| FRESHMAN LAKEWOOD RANCH, FLA. / LAKEWOOD RANCH HONORS

Honors and Statistics:

Beach volleyball district champion

AAU national champion

USAV national runner-up

Two-time athlete of the week in indoor volleyball

Played indoor volleyball for OTVA for three years and two years of beach volleyball with Optimum

Fun Facts and Personal Info

Daughter of Kathy and Jeff Dietz

Has two siblings, Alex and Abbie Father, Jeff, played basketball at Capitol University Loves Chick-fil-a

HONORS AND STATISTICS

First team all-conference and all-district ... Five years of experience with Rockwood Thunder and six years with Jaja Beach.

FUN FACTS AND PERSONAL INFO

Intends to major in exercise science ... Daughter of Michelle and Quinn Murphy ...Has one sibling, Dylan ... Mother, Michelle, played volleyball at Missouri ... Father, Quinn, played basketball at Drury ... National Honors Society member ... Was able to meet and train with Kerri Walsh for a week.

COACH WRIGHT ON MACKENZIE

“Mackenzie has a relentless work ethic and has spent the last few years traveling most weekends all over the nation to compete in tournaments. She is a smart player, and has the competitive greatness we look for in student-athletes.”

WHY UNF?

“When I visited UNF, it felt like home. The UNF campus, the coaches, the players, the academics, and the beach volleyball facilities all felt like home to me and I knew UNF is where I am meant to be.”

HONORS

MACKENZIE MURPHY

5-9 | SOPHOMORE COLUMBIA, ILL. / COLUMBIA HS

Honors and Statistics:

2021 state champion

2021 Coastal Preps Offensive Player of the Year

2019-21 All-State team

2021 Conference Player of the Year

P1440 Fab 20 2021

Led North Carolina

Area leader in kills

Nine years of indoor volleyball experience

Six years of beach volleyball experience

Fun Facts and Personal Info

Intends to major in mechanical engineering

Daughter of Carine and Robert McConekey

Has two siblings, Megan and Ryan

National Honor Society

Best advice: Best piece of advice that I’ve received is that life is 10 percent what happens to you and 90 percent of how you react to it.

KELLY MCCONEKEY

5-11 | SOPHOMORE WILMINGTON, N.C. / COASTAL CHRISTIAN

MADISON ESPY

5-6 | SOPHOMORE TAMPA, FLA.

Honors and Statistics:

2nd team all-county

2021 district champions

660 digs, 20 aces, 739 serve receptions

Played club indoor volleyball with the Tampa Titans

Played beach volleyball with Optimum Beach

Fun Facts and Personal Info

Daughter of Michelle and Kevin Espy

Has one sibling, Devyn Intends to major in sport management

Uncle, Mark Mitchelson, played baseball in the Boston Red Sox organization Grandmother, Patricia Wagner, played tennis at Iowa Principal’s honor roll student in high school

Greatest inspiration: Pri Piantadosi Lima

Favorite quote: “For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you a hope and a future.” -- Jeremiah 29:11

Coach Wright on Madison

“Madison is a defensive stud, she is quick and it is rare that a ball will hit the sand without her touching it. She is a knowledgeable player that can manufacture different ways to score. She is a great teammate and will be a great addition to our culture.”

Why UNF?

“I chose UNF because of the coaches that believed in me and the teammates that are all dedicated to pushing each other to their greatest potential, as they all work towards one common goal. The upcoming program is growing so much and I am so excited to be a part of it.”

5-11 | JUNIOR Murrhardt, Germany / Irvine Valley CC

HONORS

ASUN Honor Roll (2022-23)

2023

Did not make an appearance in her inaugural season in 2023

Emily Guenter 25

Personal

Daughter of Nydia Urdaz Hernandez and Kenneth Negron Medina

Has two siblings, Ashley (30) and Cristina (28). Ashley played volleyball at Recinto Universitario de Mayaguez. Cristina played at Graceland University. Loves to go on walks and go on coffee runs

Why I Chose UNF

“The answer to this is very simple: volleyball and family. Doing my undergraduate degree at UC Irvine was an awesome experience where I had the opportunity to meet some of my best friends and play for a high level program. However, there was one thing missing, family. For my last year of eligibility I was looking for a great volleyball program that was closer to home. Committing to UNF will give me the opportunity to see my family more than once a year, while playing for some of the best volleyball coaches and teammates. I am very excited for next year and I cannot wait to get there, complete and win the conference!”

KELLY NEGRON

5-7 | GRADUATE ARECIBO, P.R. / UC IRVINE HONORS

HAYDEN WOOLDRIDGE

5-7 | JUNIOR TAMPA, FLA. / FREEDOM HS

HONORS

2022 ASUN All-Freshman Team

ASUN Honor Roll (2021-22)

2022

Made her mark in her freshman season, earning ASUN All-Freshman honors after going 25-14 ... Posted a 20-11 mark at the fourth position and 4-1 tally at the third slot ... Tied for the seventh most wins in a single season in program history ... Her 25 wins was tied with Chantel McMillan and Madeline Camp for the team lead ... Also tied for the thirdmost wins in a single season for a freshman ... Ranked No. 15 in the country with Chantel McMillan for the NCAA pairs ranking at the fourth slot ... Earned her first-career win against a pair on a ranked squad with Gabby O’Connell, knocking off No. 18 Pepperdine April 1 ... Strung together five-straight wins between March 19 and March 25.

Prior to UNF

Academic Honors: Principal’s honor roll … National Honor Society member

High School Honors: 2017 district champion … First-Team Western Conference … Represented Florida on the HP team … Fifth place in the Junior Olympics.

Club Honors: Five years of club beach volleyball and indoor volleyball experience

Personal

My greatest inspiration is Kerri Walsh ... My favorite quote is: “What we think, we become” Daughter of Amy and David Wooldridge ... Has one sibling, Taylor

Why I Chose UNF

“I chose UNF because I love the atmosphere of the campus and the people. I felt welcomed by everyone I talked to there, and I knew that UNF would be a great fit for me.”

Wright’s Words

“Hayden is the ball-control savvy kid that with our weight and conditioning program, we’re going to help her play the power game. She has a high level of experience and finesse that will put her in position to challenge for a spot in our lineup. Hayden is also an outstanding student!”

2022 MATCH-BY-MATCH

4 Coastal Carolina

(17-21, 21-18, 11-15) / Chantel McMillan

W (21-8, 21-12) / Chantel McMillan

(21-2, 21-3) / Chantel McMillan

Mar. 15 at No. 19 FIU Panthers 5 L (14-21, 21-19, 11-15) / Chantel McMillan

Mar. 15 PBA BVB 4 W (21-14, 21-13) / Chantel McMillan

Mar. 16 FGCU 4 W (19-21, 22-20, 20-18) / Chantel McMillan

Mar. 18 FGCU 5 L (17-21, 22-20, 13-15) / Chantel McMillan

Mar. 18 PBA BVB 5 W (21-15, 23-21) / Chantel McMillan

Mar. 19 at No. 17 Stetson 4 L 18-21, 17-21 / Chantel McMillan

Mar. 19 North Alabama 4 W 21-8, 21-8 / Chantel McMillan

Mar. 24 Spring Hill College 4 W 21-16, 21-15 / Chantel McMillan

Mar. 24 at New Orleans 3 W 25-23, 21-9 / Gabby O’ Connell

Mar. 25 Southeastern 3 W 21-10, 21-13 / Gabby O’ Connell

Mar. 25 Nicholls 3 W (21-16, 21-10) / Gabby O ‘ Connell

Apr. 1 No. 11 Georgia State 3 L (16-21, 18-21) / Gabby O’ Connell

Apr. 1 No. 18 Pepperdine 4 W (21-17, 21-17) / Gabby O’ Connell

Apr. 2 No. 4 FSU 4 L (15-21, 16-21) / Gabby O’ Connell

Apr. 2 No. 10 FAU 4 L (13-21, 9-21) / Gabby O’ Connell

Apr. 8 Southeastern 4 W (21-16, 10-21, 15-8) / Leah Maloney

Apr. 8 Jacksonville 4 W (20-22, 21-14, 15-7) / Chantel McMillan

Apr. 9 Southeastern 4 W (21-17, 21-19) / Chantel McMillan

Apr. 9 at Jacksonville 4 W (21-12, 21-17) / Chantel McMillan

Apr. 13 No. 19 Stetson 4 L (18-21,13-21) / Chantel McMillan

Apr. 13 No. 19 Stetson

L (21-15, 5-21, 7-15) / Chantel McMillan

Apr. 14 at Jacksonville 4 W (21-12, 21-19) / Chantel McMillan

Apr. 14 at Jacksonville 4 W (21-8, 21-8) / Chantel McMillan

Apr. 22 No. 20 FGCU

L (21-19, 11-21, 9-15) / Chantel McMillan

Apr. 22 Jacksonville 4 W (21-5, 21-11) / Chantel McMillan

Apr. 23 North Alabama

W (21-14, 21-12) / Chantel McMillan

Apr. 24 Jacksonville State 4 W (21-5, 21-14) / Chantel McMillan

Apr. 24 Central Arkansas

Apr. 26 No. 18 Stetson

CAREER BREAKDOWN

L (21-23, 21-13, 18-20) / Chantel McMillan

L (19-21, 21-15, 7-15) / Chantel McMillan

all-time roster

Tessa

Julianna

Nicole Baran

Sophie Beckley ....................................................................................... 2020-2021

Mikayla Benanti 2023-2023.

Audrey Brooks 2023-2023

Anna Budinska ............................................................................................ 2012-14

Zoe Cahill--------------------------------------------------------------2021-2023.

Carolyn Cain ............................................................................................ 2018-2021

Katie Camp ........................................................................ 2023-pres.

Madeline Camp------------------------------------------------------2021-pres.

Solimar Cestero ...................................................................................... 2020-2021

Britt Claessens

Jordan Cooper--------------------------------------------------------2021-2023

Meg Crawshaw

Emily

Nicole

Ambre

Andrea Dietz........................................................................2023-pres

Breana Edwards.................................................................................................

Madison

Mariana

Kimberly

Kayla

Iris

Lauren

Jessi

Lauren

Lauren

Tanner

Casey

Taryn

Emily

Ebony

FGCU 24-14 4.21.12

3.27.15

3.28.15

3.25.16

Houston Christian 1-0

5-0

Nebraska 1-0

3.4.22 W, 4-1

New Mexico 1-0

3.15.19 W, 3-2

New Orleans 3-0

3.18.15 W, 5-0

3.21.15 W, 5-0

3.24.22 W, 5-0

Nicholls State 2-0

3.25.22 W, 5-0

4.15.23 W, 3-0

North Alabama 6-0

3.11.21 W, 5-0

3.14.21 W, 5-0

3.19.22 W, 5-0 4.23.22 W, 5-0

3.27.23 W, 4-1 4.22.23 W, 3-2

Palm Beach Atlantic 4-0 4.2.21 W, 3-2 3.15.22 W, 3-2

W, 4-1 3.17.23 W, 5-0

Pepperdine 1-3

3.23.12 L, 0-5

L, 2-3

3.11.23 L, 1-4

3.31.23 W, 5-0

Principia 1-0

W, 5-0

Saint Leo 3-0 3.1.19 W, 5-0

5-0

San Fransisco 1-0

South Carolina 3-4

Southern Cal 0-2

Southern Miss 2-0

2.27.22

Southeastern La. 3-0

3.25.22

Southeastern Univ. 1-0

Spring Hill 8-0

TCU 1-2 2.22.19

3.22.17

3.22.19

Stanford 0-1 4.14.23

Stetson 12-25

3.9.13

3.6.16

3.30.18

UAB 7-1 3.25.12

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS & HONORS LIST

ATLANTIC SUN CONFERENCE PAIR OF THE WEEK

2023

Presley Murray/Madison Espy, Mar. 8

Chantel McMillian/Hayden Wooldridge, Apr. 5

2022

Taryn Griffey/Callie Workman, Mar. 9

Lauren Galinis/Carleigh Semeniuk, Mar. 30

2021

Taryn Griffey/Callie Workman, Mar. 3

Dana Roskic/Antonia Harrison, April 7

Dana Roskic/Antonia Harrison, April 21

2019

Callie Workman/Dana Roskic Mar. 5

Callie Workman/Dana Roskic Apr. 9

2018

Carina Hoff/Courtney Miller Mar. 27

Taryn Griffey/Chaney Howard Mar. 6

2017

Courtney Miller/Katarina Raicevic Apr. 11

Shannon McPherson/Nicole DeBolt Apr. 18

2016

Courtney Miller/Katarina Raicevic Mar. 22

Courtney Miller/Katarina Raicevic Apr. 12

2015

Cameron McGuire/Cari WhitmireMar. 18

2014

Anna Budinska/Cari Whitmire Apr. 1

Dagnija Medina/Kim Hildreth Apr. 8

Dagnija Medina/Kim Hildreth Apr. 15

2013

Britt Claessens/Julie Trembley Mar 20

Anna Budinska/Dagnija Medina Apr 10

Cameron McGuire/Paige Pridgeon Apr 17

2012

Nicole Baran/Allison Shirley Mar 28

ASUN ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM

Mariana Feliciano-Sanchez/Mackenzie Murphy, 2023

Madeline Camp/Mariana Feliciano-Sanchez, 2022

Dana Roskic/Antonia Harrison, 2021

Lauren Galinis/Carleigh Semeniuk, 2021

Chaney Howard/Brittany Pase 2019

Katarina Raicevic/Courtney Miller 2016,2017

Ambre Desaulney/Chaney Howard 2016

Cameron McGuire/Cari Whitmire 2015

Dagnija Medina/Kim Hildreth 2014

Anna Budinska/Dagnija Medina 2013

Anna Wagner/Emily Strack 2013

ASUN TOURNAMENT MVP

Dana Roskic/Antonia Harrison, 2021

Ambre Desaulney/Chaney Howard2016

Anna Budinska/Dagnija Medina 2013

ASUN

PAIR OF THE YEAR

Anna Budinska/Cari Whitmire 2014

Anna Budinska/Dagnija Medina 2012

ASUN

SCHOLAR ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Chantel McMillian 2023

Anna Budinska 2014

ASUN COACH OF THE YEAR

Doug Wright 2023

Kristen Wright 2021

UNF Coaching Staff 2016

Steve Loeswick 2012-14

ASUN FRESHAMN OF THE YEAR

Madison Espy 2023

ASUN ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM

2023

Madison Espy/Presley Murray - 1st

Audrey Brooks/Iris Fletcher - 2nd

Katie Camp/Michaela Rezentes - 2nd

Chantel McMillain/Hayden Wooldridge - 2nd

Presley Murray - Freshman

Madison Espy - Freshman

2022

Taryn Griffey/Callie Workman - 1st

Lauren Galinis/Carleigh Semeniuk - 1st

Hayden Wooldridge - Freshman

2021

Dana Roskic/Antonia Harrison - 1st

Lauren Galinis/Carleigh Semeniuk - 2nd

Taryn Griffey/Callie Workman - 2nd

2019

Dana Roskic/Callie Workman 1st

Madilyn McCarty/Nicole DeBolt 2nd

Chaney Howard/Brittany Pase 2nd

Dana Roskic Freshman

2018

Taryn Griffey/Chaney Howard 1st

Courtney Miller/Carina Hoff 1st

Casey Justice Freshman

2017

Courtney Miller/Katarina Raicevic 1st

Gabby O’Connell Freshman

2016

Courtney Miller/Katarina Raicevic 1st

Chaney Howard Freshman

Courtney Miller Freshman

2015

Cameron McGuire/Cari Whitmire 1st

Jessalyn Kinlaw Freshman

2014

Anna Budinska/Cari Whitmire 1st

Dagnija Medina/Kim Hildreth 1st

2013

Anna Budinska/Dagnija Medina 1st

Anna

Britt

Carolyn

Chantel McMillan - 2023

Hayden Wooldridge - 2023

Lauren Galinis - 2022

Taryn Griffey - 2022

Carleigh Semeniuk - 2022

Callie Workman - 2022

Dana Roskic - 2021

Taryn Griffey - 2021

Callie Workman - 2021

Dana Roskic - 2020

Chaney Howard - 2019

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS & HONORS LIST

Courtney Miller - 2018

Chaney Howard - 2018

Katarina Raicevic - 2017

Courtney Miller - 2017

Megan Crawshaw - 2016

ASUN Winners for Life

Chantel McMillan, 2023

Anna Budinska, 2013-14

National Rankings

2021 - CBVB (collegebeachvb.com)

April 6 - 20th

April 13 - 20th

April 27 - 19th

May 5 - 20th

2021 - AVCA

April 27 - 20th

May 4 - 20th

May 11 - 20th

AVCA Top Flight Honors

Madison Espy/Presley - May 2023 - Flight 2

Dana Roskic/Antonia Harrison - May 2021Flight 1

Chantel McMillian/Hayden Wooldridge - May 2023 - Flight 5

Callie Workman/Dana Roskic - May 2019 - Flight 4

ASUN HONOR ROLL

2012

ANNA BUDINSKA

NICOLE BARAN

BRITT CLAESSENS

CASEY GIOVANAZZI

MADISON HATCHER

CAROLYN JENKINS

DAGNIJA MEDINA

ALLISON SHIRLEY

JULIE TREMBLEY

2013

ANNA WAGNER

2014

EMILY DAVANZO

TANNER GARBUTT

DAGNIJA MEDINA

JULIE TREMBLEY

2015

TANNER GARBUTT

BRITTANY PASE

JULIE TREMBLEY

ERIN EDWARDS

KIM FERGUSON

ABIGAIL FESL

KAYLA FESSLER

HALEY HARRISON

CARINA HOFF

CAM MCGUIRE

COURTNEY MILLER

MORGAN VAN ALSTINE

CARI WHITMIRE

2016

MEG CRAWSHAW

NICOLE DEBOLT

LAUREN FORD

CHANEY HOWARD

BRITTANY PASE

2017

LAUREN GAINER

SHANNON MCPHERSON

SAMANTHA MIMS

BRITTANY PASE

KONA PETERSON

KIM FERGUSON

TARYN GRIFFEY

CARINA HOFF

MADILYN MCCARTY

COURTNEY MILLER

KATARINA RAICEVIC

2018

NICOLE DEBOLT

TARYN GRIFFEY

CARINA HOFF

CHANEY HOWARD

CASEY JUSTICE

LEAH MALONEY

MADILYN MCCARTY

COURTNEY MILLER

BRITTANY PASE

BLAIRE REGISTER

MALLORY WAGGONER

2019

NICOLE DEBOLT

BREANA EDWARDS

JESSI FREEMAN

LAUREN GALINIS

CHANEY HOWARD

LEAH MALONEY

CHANTEL MCMILLAN

BRITTANY PASE

BLAIRE REGISTER

VANESSA RICHARDS

DANA ROSKIC

CARLEIGH SEMENIUK

SYDNI SMALL

TARYN GRIFFEY

MADILYN MCCARTY

CALLIE WORKMAN

2020

SOPHIE BECKLEY

CAROLYN CAIN

JESSI FREEMAN

LAUREN GALINIS

ANTONIA HARRISON

COREY HARTUNG

LEAH MALONEY

MADILYN MCCARTY

CHANTEL MCMILLAN

BLAIRE REGISTER

MARISA ROGERS

ANGELIE ROSARIO

DANA ROSKIC

CARLEIGH SEMENIUK

SYDNI SMALL

CALLIE WORKMAN

JULIANNA ASKEW

SOLIMAR CESTERO

TARYN GRIFFEY

MADDIE NORRIS

GABBY O’CONNELL

ANGELIE ROSARIO

KIRBY SMITH

2021

SOPHIE BECKLEY

CAROLYN CAIN

LAUREN GALINIS

TARYN GRIFFEY

ANTONIA HARRISON

BROOKE JENNINGS

ANNA MALLORY

LEAH MALONEY

CHANTEL MCMILLAN

MADDIE NORRIS

MARISA ROGERS

ANGELIE ROSARIO

DANA ROSKIC

CARLEIGH SEMENIUK

CALLIE WORKMAN

CHRISTINA YAMNYUK

2022

JULIANNA ASKEW

ZOE CAHILL

MADELINE CAMP

JORDAN COOPER

MARIANA FELICIANO SANCHEZ

LAUREN GALINIS

TARYN GRIFFEY

CALEIGH HAETTEN

ANNA MALLORY

LEAH MALONEY

CHANTEL MCMILLAN

MADI NORRIS

GABBBY O’CONNELL

MARISA ROGERS

CARLEIGH SEMENIUK

HAYDEN WOOLDRIDGE

CALLIE WORKMAN

CHRISTINA YAMNYUK

2023

Mikayla Benanti

Audrey Brooks

Zoe Cahill

Madeline Camp

Katie Camp

Jordan Cooper

Madison Espy

Mariana Feliciano

Iris Fletcher

Emily Guenter

Caleigh Haetten

postseason results (in the asun championship)

*2012 ASUN Championship (4-0)

Jacksonville, Fla. (JU Dolphin Beach VB Complex)

UNF def. Stetson, 4-1 - Apr. 20

UNF def. Mercer, 5-0 - Apr. 20

UNF def. FGCU, 3-2 - Apr. 21

UNF def. JU, 3-2 - Apr. 21

ASUN Flighted Pairs Championships:

Flight 5:

Shirley/Baran def. Meyer/Childs (FGCU), 28-26

Ream/Byl (STET) def. Shirley/Baran, 28-26

*Flight 4:

McGuire/Pridgeon def. Braxton/Petsos (Mercer), 28-23

McGuire/Pridgeon def. DiGirolamo/Marin (STET), 28-25

McGuire/Pridgeon def. Mastes/Hopper (FGCU), 28-16

Flight 3:

Trembley/Claessens def. Rochefort/Carlton (Mercer), 28-25

Kohler/Muse def. Trembley/Claessens, 28-24

Flight 2:

Mambuca/Mesner (FGCU) def. Jenkins/Strack, 28-24

*Flight 1

Budinska/Medina def. Duffy/Roy (Mercer), 28-20

Budinska/Medina def. Melville/Bassett (STET), 28-20

Budinska/Medina def. Youngquist/Holm (FGCU), 28-22

*2013 ASUN Championship (3-0) Jacksonville, Fla. (JU Dolphin Beach VB Complex)

UNF def. FGCU, 4-1 - Apr. 20

UNF def. Stetson, 4-1 - Apr. 21

UNF def. Stetson, 3-2 - Apr. 21

2014 ASUN Championship (2-1) Estero, Fla. (Estero Community Park)

UNF def. Mercer, 3-2 - Apr. 18

UNF def. JU, 4-1 - Apr. 19

Stetson def. UNF, 3-2 - Apr. 19

2015 ASUN Championship (2-2) Estero, Fla. (Estero Community Park)

UNF def. FGCU, 3-2 - Apr. 17

Stetson def. UNF, 5-0 - Apr. 17

UNF def. FGCU, 5-0 - Apr. 18

Stetson def. UNF, 3-2 - Apr. 18

*2016 ASUN Championship (4-1) Emerson, Ga. (Lake Point Sporting Complex)

FGCU def. UNF, 3-2 - Apr. 22

UNF def. JU, 4-1 - Apr. 23

UNF def. Mercer, 4-1 - Apr. 23

UNF def. FGCU, 5-0 - Apr. 24

UNF def. Stetson, 3-2 - Apr. 24

2017 ASUN Championship (2-2)

DeLand, Fla. (Cooper Beach Volleyball Courts)

UNF def. JU, 5-0 - Apr. 22

Stetson def. UNF, 4-1 - Apr. 22

UNF def. Mercer, 5-0 - Apr. 23

FGCU def. UNF, 3-2 - Apr. 23

2018 ASUN Championship (2-2)

DeLand, Fla. (Cooper Beach Volleyball Courts)

UNF def. FGCU, 4-1 - Apr. 21

Stetson def. UNF, 3-0 - Apr. 22

UNF def. FGCU, 3-0 - Apr 22

Stetson def. UNF, 3-1 - Apr. 22

2019 ASUN Championship (1-2)

DeLand, Fla. (Cooper Beach Volleyball Courts)

UNF def. FGCU, 3-2 - Apr. 18

Stetson def. UNF, 3-1 - Apr. 19

FGCU def. UNF, 3-2 - Apr. 20

*2021 ASUN Championship (5-1)

DeLand, Fla. (Cooper Beach Volleyball Courts)

UNF def. Jacksonville, 5-0 Apr. 23

FGCU def. UNF, 1-4 Apr. 23

UNF def. Mercer, 4-1 Apr. 24

UNF def. Coastal Carolina, 3-2 Apr. 24

UNF def. FGCU, 3-2 Apr. 25

UNF def. Stetson, 3-2, Apr. 25

*2022 ASUN Championship (4-2)

DeLand, Fla. (Cooper Beach Volleyball Courts)

FGCU def. UNF, 1-4 Apr. 22

UNF def. JU, 5-0 Apr. 22

UNF def. UNA, 5-0 Apr. 23

UNF def. JSU, 4-1 Apr. 23

UNF def. UCA, 4-1 Apr. 24

Stetson def. UNF, 0-3 Apr. 25

2023 ASUN Championship

Jacksonville, Fla. (Cooper Beach Volleyball Complex)

UNF def. EKU, 5-0 Apr. 21

FGCU def. UNF, 2-3 Apr. 22

UNF def. JU, 4-1 Apr. 22

UNF def. UNA, 3-2 Apr. 22

FGCU def. UNF, 1-3 Apr. 23

Overall ASUN Championship Record: (32-15, .680 winning percentage)

*Denotes ASUN Championship Title

postseason results (avca postseason)

AVCA SAND NATIONALS

2012 AVCA Sand Nationals

Gulf Shores, Ala.

Pairs Play

Pardon/Stepanova (FSU) def. Medina/Strack, 21-10, 21-17 - Apr. 27

Urango/Shaw (USC) def. Medina/Strack, 21-12, 21-16 - Apr. 27

Medina/Strack def. Stoltzman/Haron (HI), 18-21, 21-19, 15-12 - Apr. 27

Pardon/Stepanova (FSU) def. Medina/Strack, 21-14, 21-13 - Apr. 29

2013 AVCA Sand Nationals

Gulf Shores, Ala.

Team Play

USC def. UNF, 4-1 - May 3

1 - Burnham/Robinson (USC) def. Medina/Budinska (UNF) -- 21-16, 21-15

2 - Jenkins/Whitmire (UNF) def. Sary/Fuller (USC) -- 21-18, 19-21, 15-12

3 - Ettinger/Russ (USC) def. Strack/Wagner (UNF) -- 21-15, 21-19

4 - Fournier/Duddridge (USC) def. McGuire/Pridgeon (UNF) -- 21-17, 21-14

5 - Hirschman/Siljkovic (USC) def. Claessens/Trembley (UNF) -- 21-16, 21-19

FSU def. UNF, 5-0 - May 3

1 - Pardon/Wickstrom (FSU) def. Medina/Budinska (UNF) -- 21-13, 21-19

2 - Brown/Pavels (FSU) def. Jenkins/Whitmire (UNF) -- 21-18, 19-21, 15-12

3 - Newgard-Davis/Plessy (FSU) def. Strack/Wagner (UNF) -- 21-19, 18-21, 15-9

4 - Kiley/Yildrim (FSU) def. McGuire/Pridgeon (UNF) -- 21-14, 21-18

5 - Pelliterri/Pelliterri (FSU) def. Claessens/Trembley (UNF) -- 21-15, 21-11

Pairs Bracket

Burnham/Robinson(USC) def. Jenkins/Whitmire (UNF), 21-12, 21-9 - May 5

Pardon/Wickstrom (FSU) def. Budinska/Medina (UNF), 21-12, 21-19, 15-8 - May 5

2014 AVCA Sand Nationals Gulf Shores, Ala.

Shaw/Tinsley (St. Mary’s) def. Medina/Hildreth, 21-17, 21-16, 15-5 - May 2

Jackson/Johnson (LBSU) def. Medina/Hildreth, 21-14, 21-17 - May 2

Medina/Hildreth (UNF) def. Juric/Wegner (TUL), 21-16, 21-4 - May 3

Medina/Hildreth (UNF) def. Phelps/Dallmann (GCU), 21-12, 21-12 - May 3

Dykstra/Strehlow (PEP) def. Medina/Hildreth, 21-19, 21-14 - May 4

Cari Whitmire

Emily Strack

Dagnija Medina

career: individual statistical records

season: individual statistical records

season: pairs statistical records

4. Nicole DeBolt/Madilyn McCarty, 2018 .682

5. Chantel McMillan/Hayden Wooldridge.666

1. Ambre Desaulnay/Brittany Pase, 2016

2. Courtney Miller/Katarina Raicevic, 2016

Harrison/Dana Roskic, 2021

4. Dana Roskic/Callie Workman, 2019

5. Lauren Galinis/Carleigh Semeniuk, 2021

Workman/Taryn Griffey, 2022

7. Anna Budinska/Cari Whitmire, 2014

8. Kimberly Hildreth/Dagnija Medina, 2014

McMillan/Hayden Wooldridge, 2022

Pairs Winning Percentage - Overall (min. 15 matches)

Player, Season Record Avg.

1. Ambre Desaulnay/Brittany Pase, 2016 27-4 .871

2. Britt Claessens/Julie Trembley, 2013 16-3 .842

3. Courtney Miller/Katarina Raicevic, 2016 26-7 .788

4. Dana Roskic/Antonia Harrison, 2021 26-8 .764

5. Anna Budinska/Cari Whitmire, 2014 21-7 .750

6. Carolyn Cain/Casey Justice 11-4 .733

7. Dana Roskic/Callie

Pair Winning Percentage - Overall (Must Play Half Of Season Matches)

Rk. Player, Season Avg.

1. Anna Budinska/Cari Whitmire, 2014 .750

2. Antonia Harrison/Dana Roskic, 2021 .736

3. Jessalyn Kinlaw/Tessa Alyman, 2015 .625

Lauren Galinis/Carleigh Semeniuk, 2022 .625

3. Lauren Ford/Kimberly Ferguson, 2016 .576

4. Chaney Howard/Taryn Griffey, 2018 .565

Third Pair Matches Played

Rk. Player, Season MP

1. Courtney Miller/Katarina Raicevic, 2016 33

2. Carleigh Semeniuk/Lauren Galinis, 2021 23

3. Nicole DeBolt/Madilyn McCarty, 2019 22

4. Lauren Gainer/Chaney Howard, 2017 20

Tanner Garbutt/Cameron McGuire, 2014 20

6. Emily Strack/Anna Wagner, 2013 18

Matches Won

Rk. Player, Season Wins

1. Courtney Miller/Katarina Raicevic, 2016 26

2. Carleigh Semeniuk/Lauren Galinis, 2021 16

3. Nicole DeBolt/Madilyn McCarty, 2019 15

4. Tanner Garbutt/Cameron McGuire, 2014 14

5. Emily Strack/Anna Wagner, 2013 12

6. Lauren Gainer/Chaney Howard, 2017 10

Pair Winning Percentage - Overall (Must Play Half Of Season Matches)

1.

Fourth Pair

6. Britt Claessens/Julie Trembley, 2014 .579

Fifth Pair Matches Played

1. Nicole DeBolt/Shannon

4.

Pair

1. Madeline Camp/M. Feliciano Sanchez, 2022 .769

Cameron McGuire/Paige Pirdgeon, 2013 .769

2. Nicole DeBolt/Shannon McPherson,2017 .667

3. Allison Shirley/Emily Strack, 2014 .647

Second Pair Matches Played

Rk.

1.

2.

3.

4..

5.

6.

1.

2. Kimberly Ferguson/Lauren Ford, 2016 19

3. Lauren Galinis/Carleigh Semeniuk, 2022 15

4. Dana Roskic/Antonia Harrison, 2021 14

5. Taryn Griffey/Chaney Howard, 2018 13

6. Tessa Alyman/Jessalyn Kinlaw, 2015 10

7. Cari Whitmire/Carolyn Jenkins, 2013 9

RECORD HOLDERS THROUGH PICTURES

Chaney Howard (2016-19) became the UNF individual wins leader March 8, 2019 vs. Eckerd. She is the only Osprey to surpass the 70-wins milestone.

Ambre Desaulnay (2015-16) was a two-year member after transferring from Laramie County CC. Desaulnay won a record 28 matches in 2016.

Brittany Pase (2016-19) won 59 matches at UNF and joined Ambre Desaulnay for a single season pair-best 27 matches back in 2017, finishing 27-4.

Courtney Miller (2016-18) finished 61-28, notching the second-most wins and second-highest individual winning percentage (.678) in UNF history.

Dagnija Medina (right) and Kim Hildreth (left) won the most matches (20) for a first pair in a single season back in 2014.

In just two years and change, Dana Roskic (2019-21) collected a 54-21 record, finishing with the best winning percentage in program history (.720).

!

2012: 9-2

H: 1-0 | A: 3-1 | N: 5-1

Sun Conference M9

year-by-year overall records

2017: 14-14 (5-5 ASUN)

2015:

H:

A: 4-2 | N: 10-12 Atlantic Sun Conference

M4 Spring Hill* W, 5-0 #12 FIU* L, 0-5 UNCW* L, 2-3

M5 #8 Georgia State* L, 0-5

#17 South Carolina* L, 0-5

M18 UAB^ W, 4-1 Tulane^ L, 1-4

M19

M22

! - COFC Sand Classic

- ASUN Championship

2013: 16-5 (8-0 ASUN)

H: 2-0 | A: 7-1 | N: 7-4

Sun Conference Champions

! - UNF Sand Invitational @ - Tiger Sand Tournament & - ASUN Match

* - ASUN Championship

2016:

A7 Jacksonville!

A8 UNCW& W, 3-2

of Charleston& W, 3-2

A14 at Coastal Carolina! W, 3-2

A22

A23

! - ASUN Match

*- UNF Beach Invitational

^ - Tiger Beach Challenge

& - JU Tournament

# - ASUN Tournament

2018: 19-12 (7-3 ASUN) A: 5-3 | N: 14-9 Atlantic Sun Conference

F24 University of Tampa^ W, 4-1 at Webber International^ W, 4-1

F25 Southeastern University ^ W, 4-1

2019: 20-14 (6-2 ASUN)

H: 6-1 | A: 4-4 | 10-9 N

ASUN Conference

F22 vs. Florida Southern+ W, 5-0 vs. 19 TCU+ W, 3-2

F23 at 20 FAU + L, 0-5 vs. Webber+ W, 5-0

M1 Saint Leo* W, 5-0 UNCW* W, 4-1

College Of Charleston* L, 2-3

M8 vs. Arizona State& L, 0-5 at Eckerd& W, 5-0

M9 vs. Tampa& L, 1-4 vs. Saint Leo& W, 5-0

M14 at 17 Grand Canyon L, 5-0

M15 vs. Arizona State$ L, 2-3 New Mexico$ W, 3-2

M16 vs. UL-Monroe$ W, 4-1 at 15 Arizona$ L, 1-4

M19 at CSU Bakersfield W, 3-2 vs. Westcliff W, 5-0

M22 vs. Spring Hill# W, 4-1 at 4 LSU# L, 0-5

M23 vs. 19 Georgia State# L, 1-4 vs. Tulane# L, 2-3 vs. Southern Miss# W, 5-0

M30 Jacksonville! W, 5-0 Jacksonville! W, 5-0

A5 at Mercer! W, 5-0 vs. 10 Stetson! L, 1-4

A6 vs. 10 Stetson! L, 1-4 at Mercer! W, 4-1

A11 vs. FGCU! W, 3-2 vs. FGCU! W, 3-2

A18 vs. FGCU@ W, 3-2

A19 at 8 Stetson@ L, 1-3

A20 vs. FGCU@ L, 2-3

+ - Paradise at the Burrow

*- UNF Beach Invitational

& - Eckerd College Battle on the Bay

$- Bear Down Beach Tournmant

!- ASUN Match

# - Tiger Beach Challenge

@-ASUN Tournament

! - Ron Jones Invite

# - UNF Sand Invitational

^ - ASUN Match

* - ASUN Championship

2014: 20-8 (7-1 Atlantic Sun) H:

|

M8

| N: 10-3

M10

5-0

M28 at Jacksonville! W, 5-0 at Jacksonville! W, 5-0

M30 Webber International$ W, 5-0

2020: 2-6 (0-0 ASUN)

H: 2-4 | A: 0-1 | N: 0-1

ASUN Conference

F21 No. 17/16 Georgia State^ L, 4-1

Mercer^ W , 5-0

F22 No. 10/11 FIU^ L, 3-2

No. 18/RV FAU^ L, 3-2

M7 UNCW* W, 5-0

No. 2/3 FSU* L, 5-0

SJRSU (Exh.) W, 4-0

M10 No. 18 Georgia State& L, 3-2

No. 15/14& L, 4-1

REMAINDER OF SEASON CANCELLED DUE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.

^ - UNF Beach Invitational (1)

M28

*- UNF Beach Invitational (2) & - Georgia State Tournament

!

@ -

! - ASUN Match

*- UNF Beach Invitational

^ - Webber International Tournament & - Diggin’ Duals

$ - UNCW Beach Classic

# - ASUN Tournament

H:

F26

F27

M9

2021: 24-10

| A: 3-5 | 10-1 N

ASUN Conference

year-by-year overall records

2022: 25-14 H: 6-7 | A: 4-2 | 15-5

+

* - UNF Spring Fling

& - Panther Beach Battle

$ - FAU Sandy Owls Invite

! - Unconquered Invitational

@ - ASUN Beach Volleyball Championships

A25

+ -FSU Tournament

* - UNF Invitational & - FIU Surf & Turf

$ - Stetson Tournament

! - UNO Invitational

^ - North Florida Invite

@ - ASUN Beach Volleyball Championships

2023 24-11

H: 15-4 | A: 0-3| 9-4 N

ASUN Conference

F24 RV FGCU$ L, 2-3

Mercer $ W, 4-1

F25 No.12 FAU $ L, 1-4 No.15 Stetson $ L, 2-3

M3 Mercer # W, 5-0

No. 20/19 Coastal Carolina # L, 4-1

M4 RV Charleston # W, 5-0 JU # W, 3-2

M11 No.17 Pepperdine + L ,1-4 UAB + W, 5-0

M12 San Franciso W, 5-0

M17 Palm Beach Atlantic & W, 5-0 JU & W, 4-1 Erskine & W, 5-0

M18 Tampa & W, 4-1

No.2 USC & L, 0-5

M27 North Alabama& W, 4-1 JU & W, 5-0

M31 RV FGCU * W, 3-2

No.1 9Pepperdine * W, 5-0

A1 No.1 TCU * L, 0-5 No.17 Stetson * W, 3-2

A7 UNCW! W, 5-0

No.13 FIU! L, 2-3

A8 Mercer ! W, 5-0 Saint Leo! W, 4-1

A14 Houston Christian ^ W, 5-0

No.10 Stanford ^ L, 1-4

A15 Nicholls ^ W, 3-0

No.5 LSU ^ L, 0-3

A21 No.6 Eastern Kentucky @ W, 5,0

A22 #2 FGCU@ L, 2-3 #5JU@ W, 4-1

No. 4 North Alabama W, 4-1

A23 No.2 FGCU@ L,1-3

+ -Pepperdine Invitational

* - UNF Invitational

& - FIU Invitiational

$ - Stetson Tournament

! - Osprey Beach Invitational

^ - Tiger Beach Challenge

@ - ASUN Beach Volleyball Championships

# DUUUVAL Duals

2022 individual & pair statistics

2021 individual & pair statistics

2020 individual & pair statistics

RECORDS BY YEAR

2019 individual & pair statistics

2018 individual & pair statistics

2017 individual & pair statistics

2016 individual & pair statistics

2015 individual & pair statistics

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#1 MADELINE CAMP JR. • 5-7 CANTON, GA.

#2 KATIE CAMP SO• 5-8 CANTON, GA.

#3 ANNA MALLORY SR. • 5-7 SUNRISE, FLA.

#5 tAYLOR PIERCE JR • 5-10 COVINGTON, LA

#7 PRESLEY MURRAY SO • 6,0 FORT PIERCE, FLA

#11 IRIS FLETCHER R-JR • 5-9 LONDON, ONTARIO

#12 MARIANA FELICIANO-SANCHEZ JR • 5-10 SAN JUAN, P.R.

#22 KELLY MCCONEKEY SO. • 5-11 WILMINGTON, N.C.

#13 HALLIE PHELAN GR. • 5-10 MADISON, MISS

#17 ANDREA DIETZ FR. •5-10 LAKEWOOD RANCH, FLA

#24 MADISON ESPY SO• 5-6 TAMPA, FLA.

#33 HAYDEN WOOLDRIDGE JR. • 5-7 TAMPA, FLA.

#31 KELLY NEGRON GR • 5-7 ARECIBO, P.R.

#21 MACKENZIE MURPHY SO. • 5-9 COLUMBIA, ILL.

#25 EMILY GUENTER JR• 5-11 MURRHARDT, GERMANY

DOUG WRIGHT HEAD COACH 2nd Season (6th overall)

ANTONIA HARRISON ASSISTANT COACH 1ST SEASON

MADILYN MCCARTY VOLUNTEER ASST. COACH 1ST SEASON

#10 MICHAELA REZENTES R-JR. • 5-9 MARTINEZ, CALIF

#8 CAMERON HUMPHRIES FR. 5-10 RIDGELAND, MISS