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2012 EOU VOLLEYBALL NOTEBOOK

WEEK 4: CORBAN AND NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN

EASTERNOREGON

BARRETT HENDERSON, ASST. AD, MEDIA RELATIONSONE UNIVERSITY BLVD.LA GRANDE, ORE. 97850O: 541.962.3946 C: 541.805.5687 F: [email protected] EOUSPORTS.COM

2012 SCHEDULE8-2, 2-0 CASCADE

2012 EOU VOLLEYBALL NOTEBOOK 8-2, 2-0 CASCADE

COMING UP:CORBAN AND NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN

Matches 11-12: vs. Corban (2-6, 0-2) and vs. Northwest Christian (5-5, 0-2)When: Friday, Sept. 7, and Saturday, Sept. 8Where: La Grande, Ore. (Quinn Coliseum)Live Video: www.EOUSports.com Live Stats: www.EOUSports.comSeries: Under Kaki Morehead, EOU is 9-1 against Corban and 8-1 versus NCU.

EASTERN’S PROBABLE STARTERS

10 - JESSICA PERRON FR * Setter * Dietrich, Idaho GP: 29 K/G: 0.0 TA: 9 PCT: .111 A/G: 5.8 SA: 2 DIG/G: 1.4 BLK/G: 0.0* Currently fi ft h in the conference in assists per game and total assists.* She has totaled 169 assists through 10 matches.

3 - KAITLYN DUNCAN SR * Libero * Prineville, Ore. GP: 36 K/G: 0.1 TA:34 PCT: -.029 A/G: 0.4 SA: 9 DIG/G: 5.7 BLK/G: 0.0* Duncan is sixth in the country and second in the CCC currently with 205 digs.* Her 43 digs was one shy of her own school record last week at Northwest.

5 - ALISHA CRANE SR * Middle Blocker * Glenns Ferry, Idaho GP: 35 K/G: 2.2 TA: 178 PCT: .331 A/G: 0.1 SA: 5 DIG/G: 0.6 BLK/G: 0.6* Crane’s 21 total blocks is 11th in the Cascade Conference.* She currently has the second best hitting percentage in the conference.

11 - TAYLOR STEWART JR * Outside Hitter * Priest River, Idaho GP: 34 K/G: 1.7 TA: 189 PCT: .159 A/G: 0.1 SA: 6 DIG/G: 2.7 BLK/G: 0.2* Is 20th in the conference in hitting percentage.* Totaled 142 kills and 97 assists in 2011.

6 - CASEY LOPER SO * Middle Hitter * Powell Butte, Ore. GP: 35 K/G: 2.6 TA: 221 PCT: .271 A/G: 0.3 SA: 6 DIG/G: 0.6 BLK/G: 0.8* Loper is fi ft h in the conference in total blocks and 42nd in the NAIA.* She is currently third in the conference in total kills and hitting percentage.

AUGUST 11 ALUMNI # 7 p.m.17 No. 10 Vanguard (Calif.) % L, 1-317 No. 8 Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) % W, 3-018 William Jessup (Calif.) % W, 3-023 Montana Western $ W, 3-024 Montana Tech $ W, 3-024 RV Great Falls (Mont.) $ W, 3-025 MSU-Northern $ W, 3-125 No. 21 Carroll (Mont.) $ L, 2-331 Evergreen (Wash.) * W, 3-0

SEPTEMBER 1 Northwest (Wash) * W, 3-27 CORBAN (Ore.) * 7 p.m.8 NW CHRISTIAN (Ore.) * 7 p.m.14 Southern Oregon * 7 p.m.15 Oregon Tech * 7 p.m.21 CONCORDIA (Ore.) * 7 p.m.22 WARNER PACIFIC (Ore.) * 7 p.m.28 College of Idaho * 6 p.m.

OCTOBER 5 NW Christian (Ore.) * 7 p.m.6 Corban (Ore.) * 7 p.m.12 NORTHWEST (Wash.) * 7 p.m.13 EVERGREEN (Wash.) * 4 p.m.19 COLLEGE OF IDAHO * 7 p.m.23 WALLA WALLA 7 p.m.26 Warner Pacifi c (Ore.) * 7 p.m.27 Concordia (Ore.) * 7 p.m.

NOVEMBER 2 OREGON TECH * 7 p.m.3 SOUTHERN OREGON * 7 p.m.

All dates and times are Pacifi cHOME MATCHES played at Quinn Coliseum

* Cascade Conference match# Non-counting contest

% College of Idaho tournament$ Cascade/Frontier Red Lion Cup

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4 - REBECCA HAIGHT SR * Outside Hitter * Longview, Wash. GP: 33 K/G: 1.6 TA: 210 PCT: .138 A/G: 0.1 SA: 9 DIG/G: 3.5 BLK/G: 0.3* Haight is sixth in the conference with 115 total digs.* Named the conference Newcomer of the Year last season.

QUICK FACTSLocation ............................................ La Grande, Ore.Founded ............................................................... 1929Enrollment .......................................................... 4,357Nickname ............................................. MountaineersColors .... Navy & Vegas Gold (Pant. 2745 and 583)Court .................................. Quinn Coliseum (1,400)Conference .................................. Cascade CollegiateFirst Volleyball Season ..................... 1968 (43 years)President ............................................. Dr. Bob DaviesInterim Athletic Director .............. Anji Weissenfl uhFaculty Representative .......... Dr. Peter Diff enderferAthletics Website ................... www.EOUSports.comMain Athletic Dept. Phone ………… 541.962.3497

2012 Starters Returning/Lost ................................ 4/22011 Record ........................................................ 17-112011 Cascade Record/Finish ...................... 15-3/ 3rd2011 High Ranking ................................................. RVHighest NAIA Ranking Ever ........................... No. 19Best Season Ever ...................................... 20-6 (1974)All-Time Record ................................. 466-587 (.443)All-Time Cascade Record .................. 135-204 (.398)All-Time Postseason Record ............................ 13-26 CCC tournament .....… 10 appearances (6-15) ‘90, ‘91, ‘92, ‘93, ‘94, ‘01, ‘05, ‘08, ‘09, ‘11 NAIA National tournament ..... 0 appearances

IHead Coach ...................................... Kaki MoreheadYear at School .......... Sixth Year (85-52, 66-29 CCC)Volleyball Offi ce Phone ...................... 541-962-3687Assistant Coach ................................ Haley McEnroeAthletic Trainer ........................................ Russell Yap

Phone ………….......………………… 541.962.3946Fax ……………...….……………..….. 541.962.3577Ast. Ath. Dir., Media Relations .. Barrett Henderson Offi ce phone ………….…..… 541.962.3946 Cell phone ………..……..….. 541.805.5687 E-mail ……….....….. [email protected] Address …….... Eastern Oregon University……………….....………….… One University Blvd.……………….....……..…….. La Grande, OR 97850

All requests for volleyball interviews and creden-tials should be directed to Barrett Henderson in the EOU Sports Information offi ce. To arrange inter-views or request credentials, call 541-805-5687 or e-mail [email protected]. Requests should be made at least 24 hours in advance. All interviews are prohibited from confl icting with classes, prac-tice sessions, meetings or medical treatments.

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WEEK 4 - CORBAN AND NORTHWEST CHRISTIANSUN SEPT 2 MON SEPT 3

PracticeLa Grande

TUE SEPT 4Practice

La Grande

WED SEPT 5Practice

La Grande

THU SEPT 6Practice

La Grande

FRI SEPT 7Match 11Corban

La Grande7 p.m.

SAT SEPT 8Match 12

NW ChristianLa Grande

7 p.m.

EASTERN OREGON NOTEWORTHY• Under Morehead, the Mountaineers have won four straight over Corban, includ-ing 12 of the last 14 sets.• EOU has won nine of the 10 matches against the Warriors under Morehead. Th e lone loss came on Oct. 25, 2008, in Salem, 3-1.• Eastern has won seven straight over Corban in La Grande.• Th e Mountaineers are 10-1 all-time against Northwest Christian.• Th e Beacons’ lone victory over EOU was the fi rst meeting between the schools on Sept. 21, 2007, 3-1, in Eugene.• Eastern responded by winning the next 30 consecutive sets.• EOU has won all fi ve meetings over the Beacons in La Grande.• Eastern Oregon is looking to begin Cascade Conference play 4-0 for the second straight season, aft er acheiving the feat for the fi rst time in school history in 2011.• EOU swept the opening weekend of CCC play for the fourth straight season.• Th e Mountaineers’ 15-set win streak earlier this season was the longest since 2000.• EOU is 8-2 in the fi rst set this season.• Eastern has appeared in 10 straight NAIA polls.• EOU’s No. 19 NAIA ranking is the highest in program history.• Th e Mountaineers victory over No. 8 Lewis-Clark State was the fi rst in the last 15 tries against a top 10-ranked team for the Mountaineers in the last 10 years.• EOU has won only four of its 47 matches versus a top 25-ranked opponent over the past 10 seasons. • Eastern lost all six of its matches on a neutral fl oor last season, but are 6-2 on a neutral court this season.• EOU broke its nine-match losing streak in fi ve-set matches last week at NU.• Eastern is in the top 25 in fi ve statistical categories, including 14th in total digs, 13th in total kills and 12th in total assists.• Kaitlyn Duncan is sixth in the NAIA in total digs.• Stefani Sorensen, Alisha Crane, and Casey Loper are 1-2-3 in the conference in hitting percentage.• EOU is fi rst in the CCC in kills per set, assists per set, digs per set, and hitting percentage.• Morehead is 15 wins shy of her 100th career victory.





EASTERN OREGON MOUNTAINEERS 8-2, 2-0 CCCW L Hit% KPG APG SAPG DPG BPG8 2 .230 13.33 12.39 1.36 17.19 1.6Kills: Assists: Digs:Sorensen (86) Perron (169) Duncan (205)

CORBAN WARRIORS 2-6, 0-2 CCCW L Hit% KPG APG SAPG DPG BPG2 6 .151 11.00 10.25 1.43 15.43 1.6Kills: Assists: Digs:Teague (85) Salness (195) Hilt (89)

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN BEACONS 5-5, 0-2 CCCW L Hit% KPG APG SAPG DPG BPG5 5 .196 12.14 11.19 1.68 16.57 2.0Kills: Assists: Digs:Brown (109) Dorr (184) McGowan (179)

THE MOUNTAINEERS LAST TIME OUTFIVE SET THRILLER GOES TO MOUNTAINEERSSept. 1, 2012

KIRKLAND, Wash. – Th e Eastern Oregon University volleyball team grabbed a 3-2 win at Northwest University.

Th e Mountaineers (8-2, 2-0 Cascade Col-legiate Conference) snapped their nine-match losing streak in fi ve-set matches with the victory. Th e Northwest and EOU series was even at 11-11 over the last 10 years entering the match, and Saturday was another battle.

“I’m just so happy we got this win tonight,” Eastern head coach Kaki Morehead said. “Not only to win a fi ve-set match, but to beat such a quality team like Northwest means a lot. Northwest is a tough team no doubt about it.”

Eastern Oregon was led by Stefani Sorensen’s 17 kills. Kaitlyn Duncan had a match-high 43 digs. Jessica Perron had a match-high 25 assists, and Bobbi Sumpter added 20 assists. Casey Loper and Alisha Crane combined for 24 kills, while Re-becca Haight totaled 11 kills and 20 digs.

Th e fi rst set featured seven ties early on. Th e turning point came with the score knotted at 13-13. Four straight attack er-rors by EOU would lead to a 17-13 North-west lead. Irene Walters would stop the run with her kill. However, four straight kills by NU, and a service error by EOU would end the set, 25-19 for the Eagles.

EOU would lead the entire second set with the exception of one tie. Late in the set an-other EOU miscue, a kill by Sarah Stoker, and a service ace by Olivia VanDlac would make it a 22-20 score, but kills by Loper, and Haight would win the set for the Mountaineers.

Seven ties in the third set would keep it close until the teams were tied at 20-20.

Eastern took a two-point lead, 22-20, on a kill by Haight and an attack error by Northwest. Aft er a Crane kill, Lauryn Ernster would make it 24-22 with her kills, but EOU would come away with the set victory on an attack error by the Eagles.

VanDlac helped give NU a 10-8 lead in the fourth set with two service aces. North-west maintained the lead the remainder of the set, growing the lead to 20-13 aft er Arika Zwack’s kill. Sorenson closed the lead to 22-17 with a pair of kills. Kills by Haight and Crane would make it a two point lead for NU, 22-20. But, the Eagles hung on and forced an extra set.

Th e fi ft h and fi nal set was close through its entirety, and following a 10-all tie, Eastern moved into a 12-10 lead on a Taylor Stewart kill and service ace. Zwack pulled the Eagles within one point with a kill, 13-12, but following a Van Dlac kill, Stefani Sorensen closed the match with a kill.

VanDlac led Northwest U. (2-5, 0-2 CCC) with a match-high 18 kills and added 15 digs. Covey had 12 kills and 12 digs. Heather Shulke, had a team-high 37 digs. Ashton Arbuthnot fi nished with 21 assists and 14 digs. Sarah Stoker had a match-high four blocks.

STANDINGSTEAM CCC OVERALLEastern Oregon 2-0 8-2Warner Pacifi c 2-0 5-2College of Idaho 2-0 5-4Concordia 2-0 4-4Southern Oregon 1-0 5-6Northwest 1-2 3-5Oregon Tech 0-1 7-6Northwest Christian 0-2 5-5Corban 0-2 2-6Evergreen 0-3 0-8

THIS WEEK:TUESDAY, SEPT. 4Northwest at Evergreen, 3-1Oregon Tech at Southern Oregon, 0-3Concordia at Lewis and Clark, 3-0

THURSDAY, SEPT. 6Columbia Bible at Northwest, 3 p.m.Simon Fraser at Evergreen, 5 p.m.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 7Lewis and Clark vs. Northwest, 9 a.m.Columbia Bible at Evergreen, 1 p.m.Northwest vs. Columbia Bible, 5 p.m.Northwest Christian at College of Idaho, 6 p.m.Simon Fraser at Evergreen, 7 p.m.Corban at Eastern Oregon, 7 p.m.Oregon Tech at Concordia, 7 p.m.Southern Oregon at Warner Pacifi c, 7 p.m.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 8Northwest vs. Camosun, 9 a.m.Lewis and Clark at Evergreen, 1 p.m.Corban at College of Idaho, 6 p.m.Northwest Christian at Eastern Oregon, 7 p.m.Southern Oregon at Concordia, 7 p.m.Oregon Tech at Warner Pacifi c, 7 p.m.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 11Warner Pacifi c at Multnomah, 6 p.m.

PLAYERS OF THE WEEK:HITTERBrianna Hogan (Concordia)

SETTERLindsey Mangan (Concordia)

LIBEROHeather Shulke (Northwest)

DOUBLE FIGURES Season CareerKILLSCasey Loper 4 4Irene Walters 2 2Rebecca Haight 1 10Stefani Sorenson 3 9Taylor Stewart 1 6Alisha Crane 3 6Katie Keeney 1 1

DIGSKaitlyn Duncan 9 29Rebecca Haight 6 14Leigh Anne MacCarthy 0 2Stefani Sorenson 0 1Katie Keeney 0 1Taylor Stewart 4 5Bobbi Sumpter 1 1

ASSISTSBobbi Sumpter 7 7Jessica Perron 9 9Karly Stack 6 6

RECORD WHEN ...Playing at home 0-0Playing on the road 2-0On a neutral fl oor 6-2Playing on Monday 0-0Playing on Tuesday 0-0Playing on Wednesday 0-0Playing on Th ursday 1-0Playing on Friday 4-1Playing on Saturday 3-1Playing on Sunday 0-0Playing during the day 6-1Playing at night 2-1Playing in August 8-2Playing in September 0-0Playing in October 0-0Playing in November 0-0Playing three sets 6-0Playing four sets 1-1Playing fi ve sets 1-1Winning set one 5-2Losing set one 1-0Winning the fi rst two sets 6-1Losing the fi rst two sets 0-0Splitting the fi rst two sets 2-2Leading in kills 7-1Trailing in kills 1-1Tied in kills 0-0Leading in blocks 6-1Trailing in blocks 2-1Tied in blocks 0-0Leading in digs 5-1Trailing in digs 3-1Tied in digs 0-0Leading in attack percentage 7-2Trailing in attack percentage 1-0Hitting .300 or better 3-0Hitting under .300 5-2Opponents hit .250 or better 1-0Holding opponents below .250 7-2Holding opponents to .100 or lower 3-1Longest set winning streak 15Longest set losing streak 3Current set streak W, 1Longest match winning streak 6Longest match losing streak 1Current match streak W, 2Current home match streak N/A



No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (High School/Previous School)5 Alisha Crane MH 5-11 SR Glenns Ferry, Idaho (Glenns Ferry HS/Blue Mountain)3 Kaitlyn Duncan Libero 5-4 SR Prineville, Ore. (Crook County HS)4 Rebecca Haight OH 5-7 SR Longview, Wash. (Mark Morris HS/Blue Mountain CC)16 Kenzie Kaba MH 6-0 FR Boise, Idaho (Mountain View HS)8 Katie Keeney OH/DS 5-8 JR Boise, Idaho (Cole Valley Christian HS)6 Casey Loper MH 5-10 SO Prineville, Ore. (Crook County HS/Arkansas Tech)2 Leigh Anne MacCarthy DS 5-5 SR Monmouth, Ore. (Central HS)10 Jessica Perron S 5-8 FR Dietrich, Idaho (Dietrich HS)1 Shawna Smith DS 5-9 FR Longview, Wash. (Mark Morris HS)7 Stefani Sorensen OH 5-11 SO Camas Wash. (Camas HS)9 Karly Stack S 5-9 JR Asquith, Sask. (Lord Asquith School/Williston State) 11 Taylor Stewart OH 5-9 JR Priest River, Idaho (Lamanna HS)12 Bobbi Sumpter S 5-6 SO Boise, Idaho (Bishop Kelly HS)15 Irene Walters RH/MH 5-11 JR Keizer, Ore. (Blanchet Catholic HS/Western Oregon U.)

2012 NUMERICAL ROSTER

2012 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (High School/Previous School)1 Shawna Smith DS 5-9 FR Longview, Wash. (Mark Morris HS)2 Leigh Anne MacCarthy DS 5-5 SR Monmouth, Ore. (Central HS)3 Kaitlyn Duncan Libero 5-4 SR Prineville, Ore. (Crook County HS)4 Rebecca Haight OH 5-7 SR Longview, Wash. (Mark Morris HS/Blue Mountain CC)5 Alisha Crane MH 5-11 SR Glenns Ferry, Idaho (Glenns Ferry HS/Blue Mountain)6 Casey Loper MH 5-10 SO Prineville, Ore. (Crook County HS/Arkansas Tech)7 Stefani Sorensen OH 5-11 SO Camas Wash. (Camas HS)8 Katie Keeney OH/DS 5-8 JR Boise, Idaho (Cole Valley Christian HS)9 Karly Stack S 5-9 JR Asquith, Sask. (Lord Asquith School/Williston State) 10 Jessica Perron S 5-8 FR Dietrich, Idaho (Dietrich HS)11 Taylor Stewart OH 5-9 JR Priest River, Idaho (Lamanna HS)12 Bobbi Sumpter S 5-6 SO Boise, Idaho (Bishop Kelly HS)15 Irene Walters RH/MH 5-11 JR Keizer, Ore. (Blanchet Catholic HS/Western Oregon U.)16 Kenzie Kaba MH 6-0 FR Boise, Idaho (Mountain View HS)

COACHES / SUPPORT STAFFHead Coach Kaki Morehead (sixth season), EOU, 2005Assistant Coach Haley McEnroe (second season), EOU, 2010Grad Assistant Coach Sareena Simpson (fi rst season), EOU, 2009Athletic Trainer Megan Yanda, Iowa StateMedia Relations Barrett Henderson (third year), EOU, 2007

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE* Haight: hate* Alisha: ah-lee-sha* Stefani: steph-ah-knee

* Perron: pair-ren* Kaba: kah-bah

BY STATE:Idaho: (6) Crane, Keeney, Perron, Stewart, Sumpter, KabaOregon: (4) MacCarthy, Duncan, Loper, WaltersWashington: (3) Smith, Haight, SorensenSaskatchewan: (1) Stack

BY CLASS:Senior: (4) Crane, Duncan, Haight, MacCarthyJunior: (4) Keeney, Stack, Stewart, WaltersSophomore: (3) Loper, Sorensen, SumpterFreshman: (3) Kaba, Perron, Smith

BY HEIGHT:6-0

5-10

5-8

5-6

5-4

6-0 (Harris, Kaba, Kemper)

5-10 (Loper)

5-8 (Keeney, Perron)5-9 (Smith, Stack, Stewart)

5-7 (Haight)

5-4 (Duncan)5-5 (MacCarthy)

5-11 (Crane, Sorensen, Walters)

5-6 (Sumpter)



KAKI MOREHEAD• HEAD COACH• SIXTH SEASON AS HEAD COACH (85-52)• PLAYED AT EOU (2001-2005) FIRST TEAM ALL-CCC ‘04, ‘03, ‘02• RANKS FIRST FOR SCHOOL WINNING PERCENTAGETh e 2012 season will mark the fi ft h year for Head Volleyball Coach Kaki Morehead. Th e program was reenergized under McLean. In 2007, the Mountain-eers, led by Morehead, fi nished 16-10 overall, and 13-7 in the CCC.

Th e 16 wins was a six game improvement over the 2006 win total, which was her fi rst season as head coach.

Morehead was named First Team All-Conference three times in the Cascade Collegiate Conference and honorable men-tion to the All-NAIA Region I squad during her three years playing at Eastern Oregon.

In that time, Morehead played in 236 games, gathering 812 kills and a .210 hitting percentage. She also had 802 digs, 61 service aces and 79 total blocks.

Morehead was also a member of the 2004-05 Mountaineer wom-

en’s rodeo team that won

en’s rodeo team that won the Northwest regional title and competed at the National Colle-giate Rodeo Finals. She fi nished 12th in the nation in barrel rac-ing.

Th e Paulina, Oregon native graduated from Crook County High School in 2001 where she was First Team All-State in vol-leyball as a senior.

Morehead was the EOU vol-leyball assistant coach in 2005, a year aft er she graduated.

Azusa Pacifi c 0-3Biola 0-3California Baptist 0-1California-San Marcos 0-1California-Santa Cruz 0-1Carroll 0-1Cascade 6-0College of Idaho 0-11Concordia-Irvine 0-2Concordia-Portland 7-4Corban 9-1Evergreen State 12-0George Fox 0-1

MOREHEAD VS. OPPONENTSGreat Falls 1-0Lewis and Clark 1-0Lewis-Clark State 1-0Linfi eld 0-1Master’s College 1-1Montana Tech 1-0Montana Western 1-0Montana State-Northern 1-0Northwest 9-2Northwest Christian 8-1Northwest Nazarene 1-1Oregon Tech 6-5Southern Oregon 3-9Vanguard 0-2

Walla Walla 5-1Warner Pacifi c 9-1Westmont 1-0Whitworth 1-0Willamette 1-0William Jessup 1-0

MOREHEAD’S ASSISTANTSHALEY MCENROE• ASSISTANT COACH, SECOND SEASON

SAREENA SIMPSON• GRAD ASSISTANT COACH, FIRST SEASON



RADIO/TV ROSTER

Shawna SmithDS

15-9 * Fr.

Longview, Wash.(Mark Morris)

Leigh Anne MacCarthy

DS/Lilbero

25-5 *Sr.

Monmouth, Ore.(Central)

Kaitlyn DuncanDS/Libero

35-5 *Sr.

Prineville, Ore.(Crook County)

Rebecca HaightOutside Hitter

45-9 * Sr.

Longview, Wash.(Blue Mt. CC)

Alisha CraneMB/Opp

55-11 * Sr.

Glenns Ferry, Id.(Blue Mt. CC)

Casey LoperMiddle Hitter

65-10* So.

Powell Butte, Ore.(Arkansas Tech)

Stefani SorensenOutside Hitter

76-0 * So.

Camas, Wash.(Camas)

Katie KeeneyOutside Hitter

85-10* Jr.

Boise, Id.(Cole Valley Chr.)

Karly StackSetter

95-9* Jr.

Asquith, Sask.(Williston State)

Jessica PerronSetter

105-8* Fr.

Dietrich, Idaho(Dietrich)

Taylor StewartOutside Hitter

115-9* Jr.

Priest River, Id.(Lamanna)

Bobbi SumpterS/DS

125-6 * So.

Boise, Id.(Bishop Kelly)

Irene WaltersMH/RH

145-11* Jr.

Keizer, Ore.(Western Oregon)

Kenzie KabaMH

156-0 * Fr.

Boise, Idaho(MountainView)

Kaki MoreheadHead Coach

Sixth SeasonPaulina, Ore.

(Eastern Oregon ‘05)

Haley McEnroeAsst. CoachSecond Season

Baker City, Ore.(Eastern Oregon

‘10)

Sareena SimpsonGrad Assistant

First SeasonNampa, Idaho

(Eastern Oregon ‘09)

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