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2011 Tusculum Volleyball -- 1

Team Photo Inside Front Cover

Table of Contents 1

Quick Facts 1

Credits 1

About the Cover 1

President Nancy B. Moody 2

Director of Athle� cs Frankie DeBusk 2

Head Coach Michael Robinson 3

Assistant Coach Audrey Campbell 4

Assistant Athle� c Trainer Kendall Grow 4

Student Manager Erick Lee 4

Numerical Roster 5

Alphabe� cal Roster 5

Meet the Pioneers 6-9

Pioneer Arena 9

Year-by-Year Results 10-11

2010 Sta� s� cs & Results 12

Individual Records 13

Team Records 14

Volleyball Honors 15

All-Time Le� er-winner Roster 16

All-Time Series Records 16

Athle� c Facili� es Inside Back Cover

2011 Schedule Back Cover

TABLE OF CONTENTS

The 2011 Tusculum College Volleyball Media Guide is published by the TC Athle� c Media Rela� ons Offi ce, Dom Donnelly, Assistant Athle� c Director for Media Rela� ons

Wri� en, compiled and edited by: Dom Donnelly, Jim Miller and Deborah Da-vis. Special thanks head coach Michael Robinson and his coaching staff for their assistance with this publica� on.

Principal Photography by: Nathan Carver, Kendall Mathes, Mike Slade, Phil Gentry, Stacey McGill, Dom Don-nelly, Carolina Sports Inc.

Addi� onal photography by: Travis Crabtree, Cody Greene, NCAA, South Atlan� c Conference and Tusculum Ar-chives.

Prin� ng by: Pulp Prin� ng, Bristol, Tenn.

Cover Design by: Nathan Carver using Adobe Photoshop. Cover photography by Nathan Carver.

CREDITSSchool ............................... Tusculum CollegeLoca� on .....................Greeneville, TN 37743Founded ............................................... 1794Enrollment ........................................... 2,350President .......................Dr. Nancy B. Moody Alma Mater ........ Eastern Kentucky, 1972Director of Athle� cs .............Frankie DeBusk Alma Mater ....................... Furman, 1991Associate A.D. (SWA) ............. Deborah DavisFaculty Athle� c Rep. .................Tom StueberNickname ....................................... PioneersSchool Colors ........................Orange & BlackHome Court ............... Pioneer Arena (2,000)Religious Affi lia� on ......... Presbyterian (USA)Na� onal Affi lia� on ..............NCAA Division IIConference .............................South Atlan� cHead Athle� c Trainer .................Chris LenkerAsst. Athle� c Trainer (VB) ........Kendall Grow

COACHING STAFFHead Coach ....................Michael Robinson Alma Mater ..................... Mars Hill, 2000 Record at Tusculum ............. 65-33 (3 yrs) Career Record ...................... 65-33 (3 yrs)Assistant Coach .................Audrey Campbell Alma Mater .......Florida Gulf Coast, 2009Volleyball Offi ce ....................(423) 636-73282010 Overall Record .............................. 25-72010 Conference Record ..............16-2 (2nd)Starters Returning/Lost ...........................5/1Le� er-winners Returning/Lost ................9/3

ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONSAsst. AD - Media Rela� ons ... Dom Donnelly Offi ce Phone ....................(423) 636-7326 Cell Phone .......................(423) 341-0091 Email [email protected] Fax ...................................(423) 636-7370Asst. Dir. - Media Rela� ons ............Jim Miller Offi ce Phone ....................(423) 636-7494 Email [email protected] Arena Press Row .....(423) 636-7344

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Frankie DeBusk is entering his fi � h year as athle� c director at Tusculum Col-lege. He was named interim director of athle� cs in August, 2007 and was promot-ed to the full-� me post later that year. DeBusk is also beginning his 14th season at the helm of the Pioneer football program. DeBusk oversees the day-to-day opera� ons of the Tusculum athle� c depart-ment and the 14 sports that the College sponsors. In his fi rst four years at the helm of the Pioneer Athle� c Department, De-Busk has guided Tusculum to outstanding seasons. In the last four years, TC has captured 10 South Atlan� c Conference championships, six SAC Tournament � tles and 16 NCAA Division II postseason appearances. Tusculum has fi nished fourth or be� er for the Doug Echols SAC Athle� c Excellence Award three � mes, including second in his fi rst two years as athle� c director. With its outstanding na� onal postseason success during the 2008-09 campaign, Tusculum was the top league school in the NACDA Director’s Cup, fi nishing 58th of 272 Division II programs in the country. Tusculum student-athletes and coaches have garnered numerous individual accomplishments during DeBusk’s watch. In the last four years, 147 student-ath-letes have earned All-South Atlan� c Conference honors, including 69 All-Region picks and 31 All-Americans. Twelve (14) have been selected as SAC Players of the Year, including fi ve as Region Players of the Year. Four student-athletes have also garnered Conference Freshman of the Year accolades. DeBusk has also stressed academic excellence in the department, resul� ng in 353 SAC Commissioner Honor Roll recipients over the last four years, including and a school record 29 named to the Cap� al One Academic All-District Team. Fif-teen (15) Pioneers have earned the pres� gious South Atlan� c Conference Scholar Athlete Award for their respec� ve sports, including eight Capital One Academic All-Americans®, including Dus� n Morrow (baseball - 2008), Nicole Ferris (women’s soccer - 2008), Jarrell NeSmith (football - 2008, 2009), Simon Holzapfel (men’s cross country - 2009, 2010, 2011) and Chase Carroll (men’s golf - 2009). Three TC head coaches were either named Conference or Region Coach of the Year during the 2007-08 season. Tommy Arne� (men’s tennis) and Bre� Teach (men’s soccer) were named SAC Coaches of the Year, while Missy Tiber was selected as the Region Coach of the Year by the Women’s Basketball Coaches Associa� on (WBCA). In 2010-11, Michael Robinson was named the SAC Volleyball Coach of the Year. DeBusk has overseen numerous athle� c facility enhancements during his tenure as both football coach and athle� c director at Tusculum. In 2007-08, championship banners were installed in Pioneer Arena, honoring the success of Tusculum athle� cs, both past and present. The Pioneer Arena playing surface was redesigned and refi nished during the summer of 2008, while historic Rankin Hall, which houses the TC athle� c department, experienced renova� ons to its main lobby area. The Pioneer football locker room also experienced a major renova� on with the installa� on of new lockers and fl ooring. DeBusk, the winningest football coach in Tusculum history, has built the Pio-neers into year in and year out contenders in NCAA II, resul� ng in seven winning seasons in the last nine years. Over the past 11 seasons, TC has posted a 71-49 mark including a 9-4 tally sheet in 2008, while claiming the program’s second South Atlan� c Conference Championship and earning the school’s fi rst berth to the NCAA II Football Playoff s. For his eff orts, he was named Conference and AFCA Region Coach of the Year. His 77 victories on the Pioneer sidelines makes DeBusk the winningest grid-rion coach in Tusculum history. His victory tally is the third most in SAC history, while his 39 league wins are the sixth most in the conference record book. In 2008, DeBusk’s team achieved success both on and off the fi eld. The nine wins � ed a school single-season record, including victories in four of its last fi ve games. DeBusk, a 1991 Furman University graduate, established 11 school records at quarterback for the Paladins, while compiling an impressive 31-6 record. In 1988, DeBusk led Furman to a 13-2 mark while capturing the NCAA Division I-AA Na� onal Championship. His collegiate career also included three Southern Confer-ence � tles and three trips to the NCAA I-AA playoff s. He is not the fi rst member of the DeBusk family to garner the TC black and orange. His brother, Doug, was a Tusculum Hall of Fame point guard for the Pio-neer basketball team from 1991-95. In 2003, DeBusk was the recipient of the pres� gious Art Argauer Award, which is presented to the Tusculum coach of the year as selected by his peers. He was the co-recipient of the Argauer Award again in the 2008-09 year. Frankie DeBusk is married to the former Jennifer Coff ey of Bristol, Tenn. and they have one son, Ty.

Frankie DeBusk is entering his fi � h year as athle� c director at Tusculum Col- Dr. Nancy B. Moody is the 27th and fi rst female President of Tusculum College, Tennessee’s oldest College. She offi cially assumed the role on April 27, 2009. Dr. Moody heralds from Middlesboro, Ky. Following gradua� on from Mid-dlesboro High School, she received associate and baccalaureate degrees in nurs-ing from Eastern Kentucky University, a Master of Science in nursing from Texas Woman’s University and a Doctor of Science in nursing from the University of Alabama School of Nursing at Birmingham. Her professional career in higher educa� on began at Lincoln Memorial Uni-versity (LMU) as an instructor of nursing. She subsequently served in several roles at LMU, culmina� ng in her appointment as the dean of the School of Professional Studies before joining the faculty at East Tennessee State University where she was tenured and served as department chair. In terms of leadership, Dr. Moody served as the inaugural Execu� ve Director of the Tennessee Center of Nursing, which was funded ini� ally through a grant from The Robert Woods Johnson Foun-da� on, which she coauthored. Under her leadership, the Center was incorporated, con� nuously funded by external resources from 1996-2001 and funded through licensure fees of the Tennessee Board of Nursing beginning in 2002. She was an associate professor at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville prior to returning to LMU where she served as president for eight years. Dr. Moody has taught nursing in associate, baccalaureate, masters and doctoral de-gree programs. She has taught in private higher educa� on, in both statewide sys-tems of higher educa� on in Tennessee, the Tennessee Board of Regents and the University of Tennessee. Dr. Moody has published and presented widely on topics including nursing faculty job sa� sfac� on, advanced nursing prac� ce and nursing workforce devel-opment. In addi� on, she has garnered more than two million dollars in grants for program support. She has par� cipated in accredita� on ac� vi� es with the Ameri-can Veterinary Medical Associa� on, the Commission on Accredita� on of Nurse Anesthesia Programs, the Commission on Athle� c Training Educa� on, the Com-mission on Osteopathic College Accredita� on, the Council on Social Work Educa-� on, the Na� onal Accredi� ng Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences Commission on Allied Health Educa� on Accredita� on, the Na� onal League for Nursing Accred-i� ng Commission, the Southern Associa� on of Colleges and Schools - Commission Colleges and the Council on Accredita� on and School Improvement. Dr. Moody is the past chair of the execu� ve com-mi� ee for the Tennessee Independent Colleges and Universi� es Associa� on and served on the Ten-nessee Student Assistance Corpora� on Board of Di-rectors. She is a member of the NCAA Division II Presi-dents Council and an ac� ve par� cipant on the boards of the Appalachian College Associa� on and the Ten-nessee Center for Nursing, Inc. She is married to Tom Moody, a self-employed public accountant. She and Tom are proud parents of two adult children, daugh-ter, Mykel, and son, Adam.

Dr. Nancy B. Moody is the 27th and fi rst female President of Tusculum

lobby area. The Pioneer football locker room also experienced a major renova� on with the installa� on of new lockers and fl ooring. DeBusk, the winningest football coach in Tusculum history, has built the Pio-neers into year in and year out contenders in NCAA II, resul� ng in seven winning seasons in the last nine years. Over the past 11 seasons, TC has posted a 71-49 mark including a 9-4 tally sheet in 2008, while claiming the program’s second South Atlan� c Conference Championship and earning the school’s fi rst berth to the NCAA II Football Playoff s. For his eff orts, he was named Conference and AFCA Region Coach of the Year. His 77 victories on the Pioneer sidelines makes DeBusk the winningest grid-rion coach in Tusculum history. His victory tally is the third most in SAC history, while his 39 league wins are the sixth most in the conference record book. In 2008, DeBusk’s team achieved success both on and off the fi eld. The nine wins � ed a school single-season record, including victories in four of its last fi ve games. DeBusk, a 1991 Furman University graduate, established 11 school records at quarterback for the Paladins, while compiling an impressive 31-6 record. In 1988, DeBusk led Furman to a 13-2 mark while capturing the NCAA Division I-AA Na� onal Championship. His collegiate career also included three Southern Confer-ence � tles and three trips to the NCAA I-AA playoff s. He is not the fi rst member of the DeBusk family to garner the TC black and orange. His brother, Doug, was a Tusculum Hall of Fame point guard for the Pio-neer basketball team from 1991-95. In 2003, DeBusk was the recipient of the pres� gious Art Argauer Award, which is presented to the Tusculum coach of the year as selected by his peers. He was the co-recipient of the Argauer Award again in the 2008-09 year. Frankie DeBusk is married to the former Jennifer Coff ey of Bristol, Tenn. and they have one son, Ty.

FRANKIEDEBUSKDirector of Athletics 5th Year

Furman University, 1991

DR. NANCY B.MOODYPresident 3rd Year

Eastern Kentucky University, 1972


HEAD COACH MICHAEL ROBINSON

TUSCULUM’S WINNINGEST COACHESVictoriesHead Coach Years No. W L Pct.J.C. “Red” Edmonds 1982-94 13 410 148 .735Beth Birky 1997-02 6 93 121 .435Michael Robinson 2008- 3 65 33 .663Nathan Baker 2006-07 2 48 20 .706Toby Brooks 1995 1 43 9 .827April Carpenter 1996 1 30 16 .652Missy Gragg-Sturgill 2003-05 3 25 66 .275

PercentageHead Coach Years No. W L Pct.Toby Brooks 1995 1 43 9 .827J.C. “Red” Edmonds 1982-94 13 410 148 .735Nathan Baker 2006-07 2 48 20 .706Michael Robinson 2008- 3 65 33 .663April Carpenter 1996 1 30 16 .652Beth Birky 1997-02 6 93 121 .435Missy Gragg-Sturgill 2003-05 3 25 66 .275

2010 SAC COACH OF THE YEAR

Michael Robinson is entering his fourth season at the helm of the Tusculum College volleyball program. Robinson took over the program in spring of 2008, becoming the seventh head coach in the history of volleyball at Tennessee’s oldest col-lege. It has been a magical run for Robinson in his fi rst three years on the Tusculum sidelines. He has amassed a solid 65-33 in his TC career, giving him the third-highest victory tally tally in school history, while his .663 won-loss percentage is fourth in the Tusculum record book. In just three years, he has mentored six All-South Atlan� c Conference honorees, three All-Region selec� ons, six SAC All-Freshman picks and the program’s fi rst Daktronics First Team All-American in Caitlyn Dean in 2010. His 2010 squad accounted for the best season since the Pioneers made the transi� on to the NCAA Division II level in 1998. Tusculum posted an impressive 25-7 worksheet, including a school record 16-2 mark in SAC play. TC tallied a 10-game winning streak and a stellar 10-1 record at home, including an eight-game winning trend at Pioneer Arena to end the season. Four Tusculum players garnered All-SAC recogni� on, including rookie se� er Ashley Sarmiento, who was named Conference Freshman of the Year. The Pioneers made a strong late-season run, winning their last fi ve regular-season ou� ngs and won two more in the Food Lion SAC Tournament to punch its � cket for the championship match for the fi rst-� me ever. TC’s win in the SAC Tourna-ment semifi nal was monumental as the Pioneers ral-lied from two-set defi cit to claim a 3-2 marathon win over Lincoln Memorial University.

The strong showing on the year led the Pioneers to a NCAA Tournament bid and their second straight trip to the na� onal postseason. Sarmiento was also named the Southeast Region Freshman of the Year, while Dean and middle-hi� er Alyssa Raterman garnered All-Region accolades as well. Dean’s season was monu-mental as she established na� onal records in defense, as she led the country with a NCAA II-best 7.1 digs per set. For his eff orts, Robinson was selected as co-South Atlan� c Conference Coach of the Year, becoming the fi rst Tusculum skipper to earn the honor. Robinson’s fi rst year at Tusculum was a successful one as the Pioneers posted a 22-11 record, while earning the program its fi rst NCAA Division II regional ranking. He mentored one All-South Atlan� c Conference performer (Ka� e Luebke), while two of his rookies were selected to the SAC All-Freshman Team (Carly Swisher, Peyton Colclough). In his inaugural season as head coach, the Pioneers opened winning six of their fi rst eight matches, including Robinson’s fi rst-ever collegiate victory against Belmont Abbey College on Aug. 30, 2008. He led TC to a seven-match winning streak as the squad fi nished fourth in the conference. He posted his second straight winning season for the Pioneers in 2009 as his squad went 18-15 as he guided Tusculum to the program’s fi rst-ever NCAA II Tournament appearance. He mentored All-SAC honoree Gina Coff aro and SAC All-Freshman standouts, Sam Underwood and Bailee Price. Prior to assuming the head coaching du� es, Robinson served the previous three years as an assistant at Tusculum. From 2006-07, Robinson helped the program to a 48-20 record, including a 20-8 mark in the South Atlan� c Conference. In 2006, TC posted a 23-10 showing, a 14-win improvement from the previous season. TC also posted a 9-5 SAC record to fi nish fourth in the league. But it was in 2007 that the Pioneers showed the most improvement going 25-10, while estab-lishing a new school record for SAC wins in a season (11). Tusculum went 11-3 in league play, while fi nishing second in the conference, its best ever fi nish since joining the SAC in 1998. TC ranked second in the na� on in blocks per game and ninth in team hi� ng percentage.

That squad boasted the 2007 SAC Player of the Year in Vivian Lacy, who became the fi rst Tusculum volleyball player to garner NCAA Division II All-America dis� nc� on. Lacy was named the SAC Player of the Year, while Alexis Rowles was tabbed the SAC Scholar Athlete for volleyball. On the 2007 squad alone, four players earned All-SAC recogni� on, including: Lacy, Kelsey Hayden, Ka� e Luebke and Mariana Rezende. While at Tusculum, Robinson’s teams have excelled off the volleyball court, earning the Ameri-can Volleyball Coaches Associa� on Team Academic Award. Robinson, a na� ve of Green Mountain, N.C., came to the Greeneville campus a� er serving as head volleyball coach at T.C. Roberson High School in Asheville, N.C. in 2004. Prior to 2004, Robinson coached six years at South Atlan� c Conference member Mars Hill Col-lege. He served as a student assistant with the Lady Lions from 1998-2000 and as an assistant coach from 2001-03. During his tenure, Mars Hill boasted six All-Conference honorees, including 1998 SAC Player of the Year Nicole Silver and 2001 SAC Freshman of the Year Sarah Nash. While at Mars Hill, he assisted with all opera� ons of the volleyball program, including scou� ng, fi lming, weight training, condi� oning and prac� ce coordina� on. The 1998 MHC squad posted a 32-6 overall record while capturing the South Atlan� c Confer-ence championship and the SAC Tournament � tle. The team � ed for fi � h in the NCAA Division II South-east Region, while Silver led the na� on in digs, averaging six per game. Robinson is a member of the American Volleyball Coaches Associa� on and is ac� ve within the organiza� on, serving on the AVCA Assistant Coaches Commi� ee.


COACHING STAFF

Audrey Campbell is beginning her fi rst season as assistant volleyball coach at Tusculum College. Campbell comes to the Greeneville, Tenn. campus from NCAA Division I Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers, Fla. Campbell, a na� ve of Tampa, Fla., will assist in all aspects of the Tusculum volleyball program, including: recrui� ng coordina� on, prac� ce planning and implementa� on, strength & condi� oning, fundraising and the team’s community engagement eff orts. Campbell has recorded four years of collegiate volleyball playing experience, including Hillsborough Community College in Tampa for two seasons (2005-2007), before transferring to Florida Gulf Coast for her fi nal two years (2007-2009). While at Florida Gulf Coast, she led the Eagles to back-to-back Atlan� c-Sun Conference Championships in 2007 and 2008. Campbell fi nished second in the league in hi� ng percentage (.407) as a junior and earned A-Sun All-Academic Honors during her senior campaign. During her two seasons at the Fort Myers school, her teams posted an impressive 43-11 overall record, including a 28-3 conference worksheet. Her teams also posted a remarkable 19-1 record at home. In 2007, she played in 19 matches where she tallied 98 kills and 41 blocks. In A-Sun play, she posted a league-leading .417 hi� ng percentage, racking up 49 kills with only six errors in 103 a� empts. She recorded a career-high 11 kills while hi� ng .500 and adding fi ve blocks against East Tennessee State University. During her senior season at FGCU, she fi nished with a .289 hi� ng percentage, which was ninth in the conference. She was one of fi ve Eagles to play in every set, accoun� ng for 72 blocks, which were third-best on the team. At Hillsborough Community College, she led the Hawks to a FCCAA State Championship, Gulf District Championship and a berth to the NJCAA Tournament, where her team fi nished 11th in the na� on. It was Hillsborough’s fi rst FCCAA State � tle, as the Hawks knocked off perennial state power Miami-Dade Community College. In 2006, she posted a .391 hi� ng percentage and averaged 2.2 kills per set. Campbell also led the team in blocking with 88 rejec� ons (0.68 bps). She also served as assistant coach for the USA South Volleyball Club program where she specialized with middle posi� on training. She has worked with numerous volleyball camps and clinics with FGCU, USA South Volleyball Club, Hillsborough Community College and the Tampa United Volleyball Club (2006-2010). Prior to her arrival in Greeneville, she served two years as the Development Assistant for Athle� c Advancement at FGCU (2009-2011). Her du� es in this posi� on included: Eagles Club Liaison, Special Event Coordinator, fundraising, major gi� s as served as the Assistant for the Senior Associate Director for External Aff airs. Campbell earned her Bachelor of Arts in Communica� on from Florida Gulf Coast in 2009 and followed that with her Masters in Public Administra� on this past May. She also earned an Associate Arts degree from Hillsborough Community College in 2007.

Audrey Campbell is beginning her fi rst season as assistant volleyball coach at

AUDREYCAMPBELLASSISTANT VOLLEYBALL COACH

1st Year • Florida Gulf Coast University, 2009

Kendall Grow is in her fi rst year as assistant athle� c trainer at Tusculum Col-lege in 2010-11. Grow, a na� ve of Lancaster, Pa., came to Tusculum in October, 2010 a� er earning a master of arts degree in kinesiology with a concentra� on in athle� c training from San Jose State University. Her thesis was a study of the eff ects on range of mo� on and injury in baseball players. At San Jose State, Grow provided athle� c training services for the baseball, so� ball, tennis, women’s volleyball and women’s gymnas� cs teams. She also pro-vided medical care to a� endees for a variety of summer camps hosted by the university. She also taught undergraduate athle� c training classes through the university’s teaching assistantship program. A 2008 cum laude graduate of West Chester University with a bachelor of science degree in athle� c training, Grow provided athle� c training services for the school’s athle� c teams as well as Bayard Rus� n High School and Swarthmore College. She was a member of the university’s Athle� c Training Club and worked a variety of summer camps. Grow received ATC cer� fi ca� on from the Na� onal Athle� c Trainers Associa-� on in April, 2008 and has been a member of NATA since 2007. She is American Heart Associa� on Cer� fi ed in CPR/AED and First Aid.

KENDALLGROWASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER

2nd Year • West Chester University, 2008

ERICKLEESTUDENT MANAGER

Spartanburg, S.C. • Spartanburg Day School3rd Year • Senior


ALPHABETICAL No. Name

16 Kamron Adkins

17 Brianna Anderson

15 Shealy Bigach

8 Taylor Boone

9 Brooke Calhoun

1 Caitlyn Dean

3 Natalie Gaudreau

2 Melanie Gibson

10 Megan Hasse

18 Georgia Paturalski

7 Bailee Price

6 Alyssa Raterman

13 Ashley Sarmiento

5 Sam Underwood

4 Kassie Voelker

2011 ROSTER

NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Player Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/Previous School/High School

1 Caitlyn Dean DS/L 5-5 So. Fort Wayne, Ind./Northrop HS 2 Melanie Gibson DS/L 5-3 Jr. Signal Mountain, Tenn./Red Bank HS 3 Natalie Gaudreau OH 5-9 Jr. Venice, Fla./Saint Leo/Venice HS 4 Kassie Voelker MB 6-0 So. Morristown, Tenn./Morristown West HS 5 Sam Underwood OH/MB 6-1 Jr. Muncie, Ind./Cowan HS 6 Alyssa Raterman MB 6-1 Jr. Urbana, Ohio/Urbana HS 7 Bailee Price OH 5-9 Jr. Fort Wayne, Ind./Northrop HS 8 Taylor Boone MB 6-0 Fr. Burnsville, N.C./Mountain Heritage HS 9 Brooke Calhoun L/DS 5-5 Fr. Hixson, Tenn./Grace Bap� st Academy 10 Megan Hasse OH 5-9 Fr. Kingston Springs, Tenn./Harpeth HS 13 Ashley Sarmiento S 5-11 So. Dayton, Ohio/Centerville HS 15 Shealy Bigach RS 6-2 So. York, S.C./York Comprehensive HS 16 Kamron Adkins RS 5-9 So. Hixson, Tenn./Red Bank HS 17 Brianna Anderson OH 5-8 Fr. Fort Wayne, Ind,/Carroll HS 18 Georgia Paturalski S 5-8 Fr. Signal Mountain, Tenn./Signal Mountain HS Head Coach: Michael Robinson (Mars Hill, 2000), 4th season Assistant Coach: Audrey Campbell (Florida Gulf Coast, 2009)Assistant Athle� c Trainer: Kendall Grow Student Manager: Erick Lee

NUMERICAL ROSTER

PIONEER ARENA


MEET THE PIONEERS

2010: Saw ac� on in three matches against West Virginia State (Sept. 2), Anderson (Oct. 2) and Limestone (Oct. 5)... Averaged 0.25 kills, 0.25 assists and 0.25 digs per set... Posted a dig against West Virginia State... Added a kill and an assist in two sets at Anderson... High School: Graduated from Red Bank HS in Cha� anooga, Tenn... Coached by Christel Brooks at Red Bank; Led her senior squad to a Tennessee 2AA State volleyball � tle... Prep teammate of TC vol-leyball player Melanie Gibson... Played her club volleyball with the Choo Choo City Volleyball Club... Coached by Paul Brock... Personal: Full name is Kamron Shan� h Adkins... Born May 8, 1992 in Cha� anooga, Tenn... Daughter of Robin Adkins... Sister - Kieron Adkins... Majoring in Physical Educa� on with a Mathema� cs minor... Plans to move back to Cha� anooga and become a volleyball and so� ball coach at a high priority high school following gradua� on... Played one season for the Tusculum so� ball team... Favorite book: “Twilight”; Favorite class at Tusculum: Wellness; Favorite midnight snack: Pudding Snack Pack; Favorite ar� st: Journey; Favorite song: ““More Than Words” by Extreme; Kamron can’t go a week without: Music; Most thrilling moment in sports: Winning the State volleyball championship during her senior year; Advice to kids: “Be all that you can be, and more”; Favorite color: Lime Green; Favorite foods: Chicken cassarole; Favorite sport other than volleyball: So� ball; People Kamron ad-mires most: Her teammates; Toughest opponent Kamron has ever played against: Alex Mar� n; What people don’t know about Kamron: She can quote any movie ever made; When she was a kid, Kamron tried to be like: Her Aunt Jamie; When people fi rst meet Kamron, they think: She’s super goofy!

16KAMRONADKINSRIGHTSIDE HITTER 5-9 So.

Hixson, Tenn. • Red Bank HSPhysical Education

KAMRON ADKINS’ CAREER STATISTICSYear SP-MP K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SAPS SE RE DG DPS BS BA TB BPS2010 4-3 1 0.25 1 4 .000 1 0.25 0 0.00 0 0 1 0.25 0 0 0 0.00Totals 4-3 1 0.25 1 4 .000 1 0.25 0 0.00 0 0 1 0.25 0 0 0 0.00

High School: Graduated from Carroll HS... Coached by Doug Helsom... Also played club ball with the Fort Wayne Volleyball Club... Coached by Steve Florio... Personal: Born May 6, 1993 in Fort Wayne, Ind... Daughter of Jon and Karen Anderson... Brother - Sam; Sister - Maddy... Father played football and baseball at Ripon College... Majoring in Athle� c Training... Favor-ite books: “The Pact: A Love Story”; “Two Way Street”, “Summer Sisters”; Favorite midnight snack: Ice cream; Brianna can go a week without: Pizza; Most thrilling moment in sports: High school team advancing to the semi-state round of the State Playoff s; Advice to kids: “Never give up. If you love it, then do whatever it takes”; Favorite colors: Blue, green; Favorite food: Italian food; Favorite sport other than volleyball: Football; People Brianna most admires: Her parents; What people don’t know about Brianna: She’s terrifi ed of lady bugs; When she was a kid, Brianna tried to be like: Halle Berry; When people fi rst meet Brianna, they think: She’s quiet and shy.

17BRIANNAANDERSONOUTSIDE HITTER 5-8 Fr.

Fort Wayne, Ind. • Carroll HSAthletic Training

2010: Played in one match in home conference victory over Mars Hill (Oct. 12)... High School: Graduated from York Comprehensive HS in York, S.C... Coached by Julie McGee... Le� ered three years in volleyball... Two-� me All-Region performer (2008, 2009)... Named to the Hill-crest All-Tournament team in 2009... Established new school record with 34 service aces dur-ing her sophomore season... Two-� me team captain... Served as vice president of the health science organiza� on, placing third in the State forensics compe� � on in 2009 and captured fi rst place honors in fi rst aid/CPR in the State... Elected to the YCHS Hall of Fame in 2009... Personal: Full name is Jaqueline Shealy Bigach... Born April 7, 1992 in Rock Hill, S.C... Nick-names: “Shealy Bird”, “Sheals”, “Biggs”, “Biggie Smallz”... Daughter of Bruce and Kim Bigach... Sister - Dae Bigach (13)... Majoring in Pre-Medicine... Plans to a� end medical school, earn her doctorate degree and specialize in ophthalmology a� er gradua� on... Hobbies include playing the piano and reading... Member of the Bonner Leadership program... Comes from a very ath-le� c family: Father played football at Ohio University (1978-79) and Akron (1981-82); Cousin, Steve Bigach, is entering his freshman season on the Iowa football team; Aunt, Cathy Ivester played volleyball at Limestone (1980-84); Cousin, Ma� Bigach played baseball at Carson-New-man (2007-09); Uncles, Steve Bigach (1972-75) and Jeff Bigach (1973-76) played football at Le-high... Favorite books: “The Last Song”, “The Notebook”; Favorite midnight snack: Raw cookie dough; Favorite sports teams: Carolina Panthers, Michigan Wolverines; Shealy can’t imagine a week without: Food, sleep and her laptop; Shealy is as good as anyone at: Dance Revolu� on; Least favorite food: Cucumbers; Favorite athletes: Kerri Walsh and Misty-May Treanor; Most thrilling moment in sports: A kick that decides the Super Bowl; Advice to kids: “If you fi nd an interest or an ac� vity you enjoy doing, take a class or go to a summer camp and see if that’s something that is worth pursuing; Favorite color: Red; Favorite food: Chocolate; Favorite sport other than volleyball: Football; Person Shealy admires most: Her mother; What people don’t know about Shealy: She knows a lot of songs and can sing them all; When she was a kid, Shealy tried to be like: Shania Twain; When people fi rst meet Shealy, they think: She’s really tall.

15SHEALYBIGACHRIGHTSIDE HITTER 5-8 Fr.

York, S.C. • York Comprehensive HSPre-Medicine

SHEALY BIGACH’S CAREER STATISTICSYear SP-MP K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SAPS SE RE DG DPS BS BA TB BPS2010 1-1 0 0.00 2 2 -1.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00Totals 1-1 0 0.00 2 2 -1.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00

High School: A� ended Mountain Heritage HS... Coached by Kevin Huskins... Garnered All-Western Highlands Conference honors twice (2009, 2010) and was named her team’s most valuable player... The two-� me team captain also le� ered in basketball and was a member of the XVP Volleyball club team... Recorded 325 kills with a .517 hi� ng percentage, along with 209 solo blocks for a season... Coached by Dave McKinley... Personal: Full name is Taylor Rebecca Boone... Born Oct. 12, 1993 in Asheville, N.C... Daughter of Bryan and Kelly Boone... Sister - Alexandria... Majoring in Pre-Medicine... Plans to a� end dental school following gradu-a� on... Favorite book: “Times Arrow”; Favorite midnight snack: Cereal; Favorite musical ar� st: John Mayer; Favorite song: “Atmosphere” by John Mayer; Taylor can’t imagine a week with-out: Food; Most thrilling moment in sports: Winning the conference � tle for the fi rst � me in school history; Advice to kids: “Never trust a skinny chef”; Favorite color: Turquoise; Favorite foods: Mashed potatoes, green beans; Favorite sport other than volleyball: Football; People Taylor admire most: Her family; Toughtest player Taylor has ever played against: Madison Ward; What people don’t know about Taylor: She can eat a lot; When she was a kid, Taylor tried to be like: Jennie Finch; When people fi rst meet Taylor, they think: She’s shy.

8TAYLORBOONEMIDDLE BLOCKER 6-0 Fr.

Burnsville, N.C. • Mountain Heritage HSPre-Medicine

High School: Graduated from Grace Bap� st Academy... Coached by Hillary Hamilton... Four-year starter and was a member of the All-District 5 Team three � mes and the District All-Tournament squad twice.... 2010 All-Region 3 Team honoree and was selected to the Chat-tanooga Times Free-Press Best of Preps Honorable Men� on squad in 2010... Key player in Grace Bap� st’s fi rst-ever Sub-State berth in 2007 during her rookie campaign... Recorded 399 kills, 174 service aces, 22 blocks and 1,042 digs during her prep career... Off the volleyball court, she received the Golden Eagle Horizon Award at Grace Bap� st for student-athletes who demonstrate leadership, scholarship and compe� � veness... Par� cipated in the student gov-ernment for three years, including as Junior Class President... Member of the Na� onal Beta Club and the Na� onal Honors Society... Also played for the Choo-Choo City Volleyball Club where she was named the Fury Performance Training Athlete of the Month in Dec. 2009... Her club teams won 11 tournaments and advanced to two na� onal tournaments, including a Silver Bracket � tle (JVDA) in 2009... Coached by Paul Brock... Personal: Born June 19, 1993 in Kingsport, Tenn... Daughter of Bobby Calhoun and Tonya Abbo� ... Majoring in Psychology... Business minor... Favorite books: “Do Hard Things”, “All Over But the Shou� n’”, “The Great Gatsby”; Favorite midnight snack: Macaroni and cheese; Favorite song: “God Save Me You” by Dave Barnes; Brooke can’t go a week without: Her toothbrush; Advice to kids: “Always be honest and do right”; Favorite color: Green; Favorite food: Pasta; Favorite sport other than volleyball: Basketball; People Brooke admires most: Her parents and her best friends; What people don’t know about Brooke: She loves Jus� n Bieber; When she was a kid, Brooke tried to be like: An adult.

9BROOKECALHOUNLIBERO/DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST 6-0 Fr.

Hixson, Tenn. • Grace Baptist AcademyPsychology

2011: Preseason All-South Atlan� c Conference First Team... 2010: Daktronics NCAA Divi-sion II First Team All-America... AVCA All-Southeast Region Team... Daktronics All-Southeast Region First Team... All-South Atlan� c Conference First Team... South Atlan� c Conference All-Freshman Team... Posted one of the best defensive performances in NCAA history with her 845 digs last season, establishing a new NCAA II single-season record... Finished as NCAA II Na� onal Sta� s� cal Champion for digs per set with a school record (7.1 dps)... Accounted for an amazing 13 matches with 30-plus digs... Named SAC Specialist of the Week on two occa-sions... Posted a season-best 46 digs in 3-1 win at Newberry (Oct. 1) to � ed a school record for a four-set match... Added 40 digs in four-set triumph over Anderson (Oct. 30)... Began her collegiate career averaging 7.93 digs per set in her fi rst four matches to earn a spot at the UIndy Invita� onal All-Tournament Team (Sept. 2-3)... Posted a season-best fi ve assists in win over Nova Southeastern (Sept. 4)... Tallied three service aces against Nova Southeastern, Lincoln Memorial (Sept. 28) and Lees-McRae (Oct. 16)... Played in 119 sets... Finished the season with 22-straight matches with double-digit digs... Only match under 10 digs was in her two-sets against Wingate (Sept. 18) where she tallied fi ve digs... 11 straight matches with 20-plus digs to end her rookie campaign... Earned a spot on the SAC All-Tournament Team... High School: Graduated from Northrop HS in Fort Wayne, Ind... Coached by Joyce Moss... Four-� me All-Summit Athle� c Conference performer... Earned All-Conference First Team accolades in her last three campaigns, including 2009 as she established a new school record for digs... Three-� me All-Northeast Indiana honoree and was the recipient of the 2009 Defensive MVP Award... Earned the Passing Award in 2009 and was a nominee for the Golden Spike Award.. 2007 recipient of the Jim Dandy for Digs Award and the Larry Byler Defensive Award... Glass Spike nominee... Played her club volleyball for the N3 Volleyball Club, where she was once

1CAITLYNDEANLIBERO/DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST 5-5 So.

Fort Wayne, Ind. • Northrop HSPsychology


Year SP-MP K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SAPS SE RE DG DPS BS BA TB BPS2009 77-23 3 0.04 2 8 .125 5 0.06 4 0.05 11 12 170 2.21 0 0 0 0.002010 106-31 1 0.01 4 16 -.188 12 0.11 18 0.17 41 9 226 2.13 0 0 0 0.00Totals 183-54 4 0.02 6 24 -.083 17 0.09 22 0.12 52 20 396 2.16 0 0 0 0.00

MEET THE PIONEERS

again coached by Joyce Moss... Personal: Full name is Caitlyn Elizabeth Dean... Born Jan. 2, 1992 in Fort Wayne, Ind... Daugth-er of Cheryl Dean and David S� nson... Sisters - Candace, Chris� n... Majoring in Pre-Medicine... Plans to get into nurs-ing-Pediatrics Intensive Care following gradua� on... SAC Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Athle� c Director’s Honor Roll... Favorite midnight snack: Oreos and milk; Favorite musical ar� sts: Future, Drake; Favorite class at Tusculum: Volleyball; Fa-vorite song: “Twisted”; Cailtyn can’t go a week without: Bailee Price; Most thrilling moment in sports: Bea� ng Dwenger in three games”; Advice to kids: “Go hard or go home”; Favorite color: Purple: Fa-vorite food: Pasta; Favorite sport other than volleyball: Football; People Caitlyn admire most: Her mother and grand-father; Toughest opponent Cailtlyn has ever played against: Darcy Dorton; What people don’t know about Caitlyn: She’s Italian; When she was a kid, Caitlyn tried to be like: Her older sisters; When people fi rst meet Caitlyn, they think: She’s in� mi-da� ng.

CAITLYN DEAN’S CAREER STATISTICSYear SP-MP K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SAPS SE RE DG DPS BS BA TB BPS2010 119-32 6 0.05 3 38 .079 44 0.37 27 0.23 33 40 845 7.10 0 0 0 0.00Totals 119-32 6 0.05 3 38 .079 44 0.37 27 0.23 33 40 845 7.10 0 0 0 0.00

State College of Florida: Recorded a career-best 32 kills against Pensacola State College in the FSCJ Tournament... Team fi nished 12th in the na� on (NJCAA) and third in the State (FC-CAA)... Named to NJCAA District G&H All-Tournament Team... All-Suncoast Conference First Team... Mul� ple All-Tournament team selec� ons... Member of the Dean’s List and numerous academic honor rolls... Saint Leo: Played the 2007 season, playing 31 matches and 80 sets... Posted a .304 hi� ng percentage, while averaging 0.69 kills per set... Finished the year with 20 service aces, 31 digs and 55 kills... High School: Graduated from Venice (Fla.) HS... Coached by Brian Wheatley... Three-� me All-State selec� on (2004, 2005, 2006)... Twice named to the All-Area squad... 2006 Team MVP... 2007 Wendy’s High School Heisman nominee... Two-� me Sarasota Female Student-Athlete of the Year... Five-� me Venice Gondolier Athlete of the Week... Member of 2005 5A State Championship squad... Personal: Full name is Natalie Jean Gaudreau... Born April 10, 1989 in Gaithersburg, Md... Daughter of Guy Gaudreau and Sally and Dan Yoder... Sister - Danika Yoder; Brothers - Zachary Gaudreau and Lincoln Yoder... Major-ing in Elementary Educa� on... Plans to return to Sarasota County and become a teacher and a coach following gradua� on... Favorite book: “Twilight” series, “Harry Po� er” series; Favorite midnight snack: Anything chocolate; Favorite musical ar� sts; Alanis Morisse� e, Meiko, Dido; Favorite song: “All I Really Want” by Alanis Morisse� e; Natalie can’t go a week without: Frito; Most thrilling moment in sports: Winning states; Advice to kids: Stay in school; Favorite color: Yellow; Favorite foods: Her mother’s baked chicken, mashed taters and cucumber tomato salad; Favorite sport other than volleyball: Basketball; Person Natalie admires most: Her li� le sister; Toughest player Natalie has ever played against: Foluke Akinradewo (MH for Team USA); What people don’t know about Natalie: She wishes she could be a rapper; When she was a kid, Natalie tried to be like: Her big brother; When people fi rst meet Natalie, they think: “You don’t look Amish.”

3NATALIEGAUDREAUOUTSIDE HITTER 5-9 Jr.

Venice, Fla. • State College of Florida • Venice HSElementary Education

NATALIE GAUDREAU’S CAREER STATISTICSSaint Leo University

Year SP-MP K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SAPS SE RE DG DPS BS BA TB BPS2007 80-31 55 0.69 17 125 .304 4 0.05 20 0.25 - - 31 0.39 0 2 2 0.03Totals 80-31 55 0.69 17 125 .304 4 0.05 20 0.25 - - 31 0.39 0 2 2 0.03

2010: Played in 106 sets, averaging 2.13 digs per set... Posted nine matches with double-digit digs, including a season-best 18 against Wingate (Sept. 18)... Accounted with 13 digs at Lincoln Memorial (Nov. 2)... Added a dozen digs at Wingate (Oct. 23) and against Lincoln Memorial (Nov. 13) in the SAC Tournament... Contributed three assists vs. Mars Hill (Nov. 12) in the SAC Tournament opener... Recorded three service aces in season-opener vs. West Virginia State (Sept. 2)... Finished the season with 226 digs and 18 service aces (0.17 saps)... 2009: Appeared in 25 matches, including 83 sets in her rookie collegiate campaign... Averaged 2.13 digs per set, while fi nishing with four service aces on the year... Recorded a season-best 34 digs at Limestone (Oct. 2)... Added 17 digs against Carson-Newman (Oct. 20) and 13 each against USC Aiken (Sept. 11), Lees-McRae (Oct. 6) and Lincoln Memorial (Oct. 27)... Tallied a pair of ser-vice aces against Lincoln Memorial (Sept. 29)... High School: Graduated from Red Bank HS in Cha� anooga, Tenn... Coached by Susan Thurman and Christel Brooks... Three-� me All-District selec� on (2006, 2007, 2008)... 2008 All-Region standout and a member of the 2009 Tennessee All-Star Team... Recorded 837 digs in her fi nal prep campaign... Helped lead Red Bank to 2008 District and Region championships, while placing third in the State... RBHS fi nished as Region

2MELANIEGIBSONLIBERO/DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST 5-3 Jr.

Signal Mountain, Tenn. • Red Bank HSElementary Education

runner-up in 2006 and 2007... Team fi nished fi � h in the State in 2006... Helped prep squad to 2008 Sunshine Tournament � tle... Two-� me recipient of the Best Server Award (2006, 2007)... Named team Best Defensive Player in 2007 and “Digger Up” Award winner in 2008... Played for the Choo Choo City Volleyball Club where she was coched by Paul Brock... Personal: Full name is Melanie Katherine Gibson... Born July 4, 1991 in Aspen, Colo... Nickname: “Mel”... Daughter of David and Peggy Gibson... Has an older sister, Lauren (25) and brother David (21)... Majoring in El-ementary Educa� on... Ac� vi� es listed include: volleyball, hiking and camping... SAC Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Athle� c Director’s Honor Roll... Plans to a� end graduate school and earn her Master’s in Special Educa� on or become an elemen-tary school teacher; Favorite book: “Harry Po� er” series; Favorite class at Tusculum: Learning Environments K-6 with Dr. Polly Johnson; Favorite midnight snack: Cheez-It Snack Mix; Favorite movies: “August Rush”, “Pirates of the Caribbean”; Favor-ite musical ar� st: George Strait; Favorite songs: “Knee Deep” by Zac Brown Band; Melanie can’t imagine a week without: Working out; Most thrilling moment in sports: Serving an ace against Wingate to win the set; Advice to kids: “Always give it your all, because even if you fail, you’ll know you gave everything you could”; Favorite color: Yellow; Favorite food: Mexican food; Favorite sports other than volleyball: Football, basketball; Person Melanie most admires: Her mother; Toughest player Melanie has ever played against: Stormi Gale (Wingate); What people don’t know about Melanie: She has a brother and a sister; When she was a kid, Melanie tried to be like: Mia Hamm.

MELANIE GIBSON’S CAREER STATISTICS

Melanie most admires: Her mother; Toughest player Melanie has ever played against: Stormi

High School: Graduated from Harpeth HS... Coached by Marianne Wilson... District Most Valuable Player... Earned All-District accolades twice (2009, 2010) and was a two-� me District Tournament MVP in 2009 and again in 2010... Two-� me winner of the MaxPreps/AVCA High School Player of the Week and was two-� me Region All-Tournament selec� on... Played her club volleyball for Ethos VBC where she was mentored by coach Kayla Pallin and earned a Silver Bracket Championship with Alliance Volleyball Club in the American Division of the J.O. Na� onals in 2009 and fi nished 26th in the Open Division of the 2010 J.O. Na� onals... Coached by Jay Golsteyn... Outstanding student where she is a member of the Na� onal Honor Society... Holds a 2nd Degree Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do... 2011 Harpeth HS Wall of Fame inductee... Per-sonal: Full name is Megan Kay Hasse... Born Oct. 20, 1993 in Peoria, Ill... Daughter of Jim and Sue Hasse... Brother - Adam Hasse; Sister - Katelyn Hasse... Majoring in Pre-Physical Therapy... Plans to a� end graduate school; Favorite books: “Nineteen Minutes”, “The Shack”’; Favorite midnight snack: Popcorn; Favorite musical ar� sts: Michael Buble’, Lady Antebellum, Keith Ur-ban, Zac Brown Band; Favorite song: “Colder Weather”; Megan can’t imagine a week without: Food; Most thrilling moment in sports: Ge� ng an ace to win SRVA regionals; Advice to kids: “Don’t do drugs”; Favorite color: Teal; Favorite foods: Chinese food, pizza marguerite; Favorite sport other than volleyball: Soccer; Person Megan admires most: Her mother; Toughest player Megan has ever played against: Madelyn Hudson; When she was a kid, Megan tried to be like: Shania Twain.

10MEGANHASSEOUTSIDE HITTER 5-9 Fr.

Kingston Springs, Tenn. • Harpeth HSPre-Physical Therapy

High School: Graduated from Signal Mountain (Tenn.) HS... Coached by Jennifer Redman... Two-� me All-State honoree (2009, 2010)... 2010 Best of the Preps selec� on... Played for Choo Choo City Volleyball Club... Coached by Kari Krouse... Personal: Born July 14, 1993... Daughter of George and Lize� a Paturalski... Brother - William; Sister - Becca... Favorite book: “House of Night”; Georgia can’t go a week without: Music; Most thrilling moment in sports: Winning the State Tournament; Favorite color: Blue; Favorite sport other than volleyball: Soccer; What people don’t know about Georgia: She loves to read.

18GEORGIAPATURALSKISETTER 5-9 Fr.

Signal Mountain, Tenn. • Signal Mountain HSUndeclared


in SAC matches, which was the seventh highest in the conference... Recorded a season-best 16 kills in road win at Catawba (Oct. 17)... Posted a .560 a� ack percentage (16-2-25) in that match... Tallied a season-high .750 hi� ng percentage (9-0-12) in home victory over Mount Olive (Aug. 29)... Recorded a season-best 11 digs in NCAA Tournament match at Wingate (Nov. 20)... Made seven blocks at Newberry (Sept. 26) and six each against Converse (Aug. 28) and Augusta State (Sept. 12)... High School: Graduated from Urbana (Ohio) HS... Coached by Chuck Pack and Pam Brenning... Earned First Team All-League honors three � mes and was a three-� me All-County selec� on... Earned All-District 9 recogni� on in her junior and senior seasons and garnered All-Ohio Honorable Men� on in 2008... During her senior campaign, she led Ur-bana in kills, blocks and digs as her team advanced to the State Regional semifi nal... Graduated in the top 10 percent of her class (140) and is a member of the Na� onal Honor Society, Stu-dent Council and the Spanish Club... Also played for Dayton Juniors Volleyball Club... Coached by Pete Wung... Le� ered in bas-ketball and track... Personal: Full name is Alyssa Nichole Raterman... Born Sept. 22, 1990 in Springfi eld, Ohio... Nicknames: “Lyss”, “Lyssa”; Daughter of Charles and Laura Raterman... Younger sister, Ka� e (17)... Her father played football at Ot-terbein College... Majoring in Elementary Educa� on... Ac� vi� es: Swimming... SAC Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Athle� c Director’s Honor Roll... Plans to a� end graduate school at The Ohio State Uni-versity... Favorite book: “Angels and De-mons”; Favorite class at Tusculum: SPED 101; Favorite midnight snack: Chips and salsa; Favorite movie: “John Q”; Favorite musical ar� sts: Chris Brown, Jus� n Bieber; Favorite song: “Next to You” by Chris Brown and Jus� n Bieber; Favorite sports teams: Ohio State Buckeyes, Cleveland Cavaliers, Florida Gators, Dallas Cowboys, Los Angeles Lakers; Alyssa can’t imagine a week without: Her cell phone: Alyssa is as good as anyone at: Tex� ng; Least favorite food: Seafood; Favorite athletes: LeBron James, Tim Tebow, Misty May, Terrelle Pryor; Most thrilling moment in sports: Regional semi-fi nal during her senior year in high school; Advice to kids: “Dedica� on and commitment are everything”; Favorite colors: Blue, Purple, Pink; Favorite food: Mexican food; Favorite sports other than volleyball: Football, Basketball; People Alyssa most admires: Her parents; Toughest player Alyssa has ever played against: Macie Blinn (Illinois basketball); When she was a kid, she tried to be like: Her mother; What people don’t know about Alyssa: She’s really sassy when they get to know her.

MEET THE PIONEERS

2010: Played in 120 sets, averaging 2.15 kills, 0.17 assists, 0.38 service aces, 3.35 digs and 0.21 blocks per set... Finished the season with 258 kills, 45 service aces (team-best) and 402 digs (2nd on team)... Accounted for 10 double-doubles... Posted 27 matches with double-fi gure digs, including the fi nal 15 matches of the season... Enjoyed a season double-double with 15 kills and 22 digs in SAC Tournament semifi nal against Lincoln Memorial (Nov. 13)... Also tallied six assists in the win over LMU... Made four service aces each against King (Sept. 21), Lincoln Memorial (Nov. 2) and Carson-Newman (Nov. 19) in the fi rst round of the NCAA Tournament... Recorded 13 kills at No. 4 Indianapolis (Sept. 4)... 2009: South Atlan� c Conference All-Fresh-man Team... Played in all 33 matches, where she saw ac� on in 119 sets... Averaged 2.25 kills and 3.09 digs per set... Finished the year with a .176 hi� ng percentage, including .221 in SAC matches... Averaged 2.76 kills (10th in SAC) and 3.49 digs per set in league play... Recorded 36 service aces on the year, including a season-best six aces at Converse (Sept. 25)... Recorded double-digit kills in a dozen matches, including a season-high 19 against Carson-Newman (Oct. 20)... Posted a .519 hi� ng percentage (15-1-27) in a three-set win at Lenoir-Rhyne (Oct. 9)... Accounted for 17 matches with 10 or more digs... Recorded 25 digs each against Limestone (Oct. 2) and Lincoln Memorial (Oct. 27)... Tallied her fi rst career double-double against Augus-ta State (Aug. 28) with 10 kills and 21 digs... Finished with seven double-doubles on the year... Tallied fi ve aces against Virginia Intermont (Nov. 6)... High School: Four-year starter and three-� me team captain at Northrop HS... Coached by Joyce Moss... Played for the N3 Volleyball Club... Earned All-Sum-mit Athle� c Conference First Team honors three � mes and was a three-� me All-Area First Team honoree... Named to the All-Northeast Indiana First Team twice, while earning Second Team All-State rec-ogni� on in her senior campaign... Named Conference Player of the Year and was the recipient of the Glass Spike Award from the Summit Athle� c Conference in 2008... 2008 Prepsports Volleyball Player of the Year and is Northrop’s all-� me leader with 1,309 career kills... Second in school history with 186 career service aces and third with 877 career digs... Helped lead her prep team to three Sec� onal � tles, in-cluding her senior year where she posted 444 kills, 332 digs and 57 aces... Member of the Student Council and has been a member of the “Stay in Bounds Program and Teaching Academy” for three years... Personal: Full name is Bailee Lynn Price... Born Nov. 10, 1990 in Fort Wayne, Ind... Daughter of John and Julie Price... Has two brothers: Jarrod (21) and Tony (16)... Majoring in El-ementary Educa� on... Plans to become a fi rst grade teach or possibly coach... Ac� vi� es listed include: Dance, tennis, sports... Mother played volleyball at Indiana-Purdue Fort Wayne... SAC Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Athle� c Director’s Honor Roll... Favorite book: “To Kill a Mock-ingbird”; Favorite class at Tusculum: Health; Favorite midnight snack: Oreos and milk; Favorite movie: “Love and Basketball”; Favorite musical ar� sts: Kenny Chesney, Lil’ Wayne; Favorite song: “Trust”; Favorite sports team: Indianapolis Colts: Bailee can’t imagine a week without: Caitlyn Dean and mousse; Bailee is as good as anyone at: Dancing; Least favorite food: Liver and onions; Favorite athletes: Reggie Bush, Misty May; Most thrilling moment in sports: Beat-ing Dwenger HS her senior year; Advice to kids: “Listen to your parents”; Favorite color: Green; Favorite foods: Pizza and hot wings; Favorite sports other than volleyball: Football, Tennis; The people Bailee admires most: Her Grandma Rozie and her mother; Toughest player Bailee has ever played against: Darcy Dorton; What people don’t know about Bailee: She has webbed toes; When she was a kid, Bailee tried to be like: Her older brother; When people fi rst meet Bailee, they think: “Is her hair naturally curly?”

7BAILEEPRICEOUTSIDE HITTER 5-9 Jr.

Fort Wayne, Ind. • Northrop HSElementary Education

Favorite song: “Next to You” by Chris Brown and Jus� n Bieber; Favorite sports teams: Ohio State Buckeyes, Cleveland Cavaliers, Florida Gators, Dallas Cowboys, Los Angeles Lakers; Alyssa can’t imagine a week without: Her cell phone: Alyssa is as good as anyone at: Tex� ng; Least favorite food: Seafood; Favorite athletes: LeBron James, Tim Tebow, Misty May, Terrelle Pryor; Most thrilling moment in sports: Regional semi-fi nal during her senior year in high school; Advice to kids: “Dedica� on and commitment are everything”; Favorite colors: Blue, Purple, Pink; Favorite food: Mexican food; Favorite sports other than volleyball: Football, Basketball; People Alyssa most admires: Her parents; Toughest player Alyssa has ever played against: Macie Blinn (Illinois basketball); When she was a kid, she tried to be like: Her mother; What people don’t know about Alyssa: She’s really sassy when they get to know her.

Daughter of John and Julie Price... Has two brothers: Jarrod (21) and Tony (16)... Majoring in El-

Year SP-MP K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SAPS SE RE DG DPS BS BA TB BPS2009 110-30 265 2.41 102 863 .189 18 0.16 30 0.27 31 29 353 3.21 1 13 14 0.132010 120-32 258 2.15 114 1020 .141 20 0.17 45 0.38 22 42 402 3.35 5 20 25 0.21Totals 230-62 523 2.27 216 1883 .163 38 0.17 75 0.33 53 71 755 3.28 6 33 39 0.17

BAILEE PRICE’S CAREER STATISTICS

2011: Preseason All-South Atlan� c Conference First Team... 2010: Daktronics All-Southeast Region Honorable Men� on... All-South Atlan� c Conference First Team... Finished with the second-highest a� ack percentage in program history (.350), ranked second in the conference (36th in NCAA II)... Played in 118 sets, averaging 2.09 kills, 0.49 digs and 0.47 blocks per set... Accounted for 247 kills, 58 digs and 56 total blocks on the season... Posted season-high 17 kills in back-to-back matches against King (Sept. 21) and Lincoln Memorial (Sept. 28)... Finished the year with eight matches with double-digit kills... Added 16 kills at Anderson (Oct. 2) and 15 each at Newberry (Oct. 1) and against Lincoln Memorial (Nov. 13) in the SAC Tournament... Posted a sizzling .692 hi� ng percentage (10-1-13) in home win over Mars Hill (Oct. 12)... Hit .643 (10-1-14) in season-opener against West Virginia State (Sept. 2) at the UIndy Invita� onal and .625 (5-0-8) in regular-season fi nale at Augusta State (Nov. 5)... Posted season highs with seven digs each at King and at Newberry (Oct. 1)... Recorded four blocks each against Catawba (Sept. 17), Erskine (Oct. 16), Lees-McRae (Oct. 16) and Lincoln Memorial (Nov. 13)... Named SAC Player of the Week... 2009: Played in all 33 matches, seeing ac� on in 120 sets... Averaged 1.67 kills and a team-best 0.66 blocks per set... Posted a .246 hi� ng percentage, including .262

6ALYSSARATERMANMIDDLE BLOCKER 6-1 Jr.

Urbana, Ohio. • Urbana HSElementary Education

James, Tim Tebow, Misty May, Terrelle Pryor; Most thrilling moment in sports: Regional semi-fi nal during her senior year in high school; Advice to kids: “Dedica� on and commitment are


ALYSSA RATERMAN’S CAREER STATISTICS

2011: Preseason All-South Atlan� c Conference First Team... 2010: AVCA Southeast Region Freshman of the Year... South Atlan� c Conference Freshman of the Year... AVCA All-South-east Region Team... Daktronics All-Southeast Region Team... All-South Atlan� c Conference First Team... South Atlan� c Conference All-Freshman Team... Averaged 10.39 assists per set in her rookie campaign, which were tops in the league and 31st in the na� on... Led the team with 14 double-doubles and accounted for 1,256 assists, which are the fourth most in school history, while her assist average is also fourth best by a Pioneer... Named to the SAC All-Tour-nament Team and was twice named SAC Specialist of the Week... One of three players on the team to play in all 121 sets... Accounted for 50 or more assists on fi ve occasions, including 52 in SAC Tournament semifi nal victory over Lincoln Memorial (Nov. 13), along with 21 digs... Added 51 assists against Carson-Newman (Nov. 19) in NCAA Tournament fi rst round... Tallied 51 assists at Lees-McRae (Oct. 16) and at King (Sept. 21)... Made 50 assists in home win over Anderson (Oct. 30)... Recorded a season-best nine kills and a .389 hi� ng percent-gae against Nova Southeastern (Sept. 4) at the UIndy Invita� onal... Made seven kills against Anderson... Posted a .667 hi� ng percentage (4-0-6) against Brevard (Oct. 8) and Augusta State (Nov. 5)... Accounted for 20 digs in road win at Carson-Newman (Oct. 26)... Added fi ve block assists in re-match with C-N in NCAA Tournament.... Four service aces against Carson-Newman (Sept. 14)... Recipient of the Tusculum Freshman of the Year Academic Award with a perfect 4.0 GPA... High School: Graduated from Centerville HS where she was coached by Monte Moser... Two-� me All-GWOC selec� on (2nd team in 2008 and 1st team in 2009)... Best Off ensive Player of the Year... Led team to District � tle match and GWOC championship... All-GWOC Academic Team... Four-� me OHSAA Scholar-Athlete... Member of the Fellowship of Chris� an Athletes, Athletes Core Team, Spirit Club co-president, DARE Panel representa� ve, Youth Ministry Core Team, Spanish Na� onal Honors Society, Na� onal Honors Society offi cer and Spirit Queen candidate... Played for the Team Z Air City Chicks Volleyball Club team... Coached by Rich Zeciski and Tarynn Minegar... Personal: Full name is Ashley Nicole Sarmiento... Born Jan. 18, 1992 in Torrance, Calif... Daughter of

13ASHLEYSARMIENTOSETTER 5-11 So.

Dayton, Ohio • Centerville HSMathematics/Mathematics Education (K-12)

Air City Chicks Volleyball Club team... Coached by Rich Zeciski and Tarynn Minegar... Personal:


On January 16, 1998, Pioneer Arena at the Niswonger Student Commons opened its doors and has served as the home of Tusculum College volleyball and basketball for the past 13 years. The $10 million, 2,000-seat Pioneer Arena is part of the Sco� M. Niswonger Student Commons, which also houses the Alumni Weight Room. The facility en-compasses an athle� c training and treatment center, swimming pool, team locker rooms, as well as a complete renova� on of Pioneer Gymnasium, which served as the home of Tusculum volleyball from 1982-97. Pioneer Arena’s playing surface experienced a makeover in 2007 and is spa-cious enough for two volleyball and basketball courts. Pioneer Arena has hosted several events, including the Food Lion South At-lan� c Conference Volleyball Tournament four � mes (2000, 2001, 2002, 2009). The facility has hosted numerous quarterfi nal round games of the South Atlan� c Conference Basketball Tournament as well as the Tennessee High School basket-ball postseason tournaments, concerts and other community func� ons. The Col-lege’s commencement ceremonies are also held in Pioneer Arena each December and May. The 1,000-square foot Alumni Weight Room features free weights and nau-� lus equipment, as well as treadmills, exercise bikes and condi� oning equipment. The installa� on of fl at-screen, HD televisions were installed in 2008.

PIONEER ARENA

MEET THE PIONEERS

George and Teresa Sarmiento... Brother - George, Jr., who was on the track and fi eld team at Ohio University (2005-07) and was also on the Bobcats cheerleading squad (2007-09); Sister - Michelle, who played soccer at Wright State (2002-06)... Majoring in Mathema� cs/Math-ema� cs Educa� on (7-12)... SAC Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Athle� c Director’s Honor Roll... Beginning her fi rst term as President of the Pioneer Student Athlete Advisory Council... Com-munity service includes TC Mentor for Kids... Plans to become a high school math teacher and volleyball coach... Favorite class at Tusculum: Calculus; Favorite book: “The Shack”; Favorite midnight snack: Ice cream; Favorite musical ar� st: Carrie Underwood; Favorite song: “Just the Way You Are”; Ashley can’t go a week without: Volleyball; Most thrilling moment in sports: Playing volleyball with fi ve girls as her teammate, who is ba� ling cancer, serves for the fi rst � me in a year; Advice to kids: “Play hard, play smart, have fun”; Favorite colors: Green and blue; Favorite food: Ice cream; Favorite sports other than volleyball: Soccer, basketball; Person Ashley admires most: Her mother; Toughest opponent Ashley has ever played against: Rachel Adams (Texas volleyball); What people don’t know about Ashley: She can juggle; When she was a kid, Ashley tried to be like: Her sister; What people think when they meet Ashley: She is always happy.

Year SP-MP K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SAPS SE RE DG DPS BS BA TB BPS2010 121-32 95 0.79 33 319 .194 1256 10.38 27 0.22 17 1 315 2.60 4 26 30 0.25Totals 121-32 95 0.79 33 319 .194 1256 10.38 27 0.22 17 1 315 2.60 4 26 30 0.25

ASHLEY SARMIENTO’S CAREER STATISTICS

2011: Preseason All-South Atlan� c Conference First Team... 2010: All-South Atlan� c Confer-ence Second Team... Accounted for 11 double-doubles, while averaging 2.6 kills and 2.83 digs per set... Tallied a .222 hi� ng percentage... One of three players to play in all 121 sets... Finished with 314 kills, 342 digs and 35 blocks... Posted with a season-best .478 hi� ng per-centage (14-3-23) against Lenoir-Rhyne (Oct. 9)... Posted a season-best 16 kills at Lincoln Memorial (Nov. 2)... Tallied 14 kills each against Carson-Newman (Sept. 14), Anderson (Oct. 2) and Lenoir-Rhyne... Made a season-high 24 digs and fi ve assists against Lincoln Memorial (Sept. 28)... Posted a season-best six service aces in season-opener over West Virginia State (Sept. 2) at the UIndy Invita� onal... Tallied 16 matches with double-fi gure kills and 18 with double-digit digs... Recorded a .407 hi� ng percentage (11-0-27) at Mars Hill (Sept. 7)... 2009: South Atlan� c Conference All-Freshman Team... Posted a .264 hi� ng percentage, which was eighth in the SAC... Averaged 2.12 kills, 2.47 digs and 0.50 blocks per set... Her 227 total kills were fourth on the team, while her 53 total blocks were third on the roster... Posted a .254 a� ack percentage in SAC matches, which was ninth in the league... Recorded a season-best 16 kills and four assists in home win over Lenoir-Rhyne (Oct. 23)... Accounted for a season-high 17 digs at Newberry (Sept. 26) and four blocks each against Augusta State (Aug. 28) and Mount Olive (Sept. 5)... Tallied six double-doubles on the year, including three in a row against Newberry (12k-17d), Lincoln Memorial (15d, 14d) and Limestone (Oct. 2 - 12k, 13d)... Accounted for double-digit kills nine � mes, including a stretch of fi ve in a row from Sept. 22-Oct. 2... Posted a sizzling .750 hi� ng percentage (6-0-8) in her collegiate debut against Converse (Aug. 28)... Recorded a .727 a� ack per-centage (8-0-11) at Brevard (Oct. 10)... High School: Graduated from Cowan HS in Muncie, Ind... Coached by Mary Goth... Three-� me All-State selec� on... First Team All-State choice in her fi nal two prep campaigns, while garnering All-Con-ference and All-County recogni� on four � mes... All-Area pick in 2007 and was the MVP of the Blackhawk Invita� onal in her senior season... Played her club vol-leyball for Munciana... Coached by Wes Lyon Twice named to the Na� onal Honor Society... Member of the Fellowship of Chris� an Athletes... Personal: Full name is Samantha Renee Underwood... Born Sept. 5, 1990 in Anderson, Ind... Nick-name: “Sam”... Daughter of Sco� and Tammy Underwood... Siblings - Alix (16), Simon (9)... Her father played basketball at Anderson (Ind.) University... Majoring in Business with a minor in Interna� onal Business... SAC Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Athle� c Director’s Honor Roll... Dean’s List... President’s List... Community service includes the Greeneville Hu-mane Society and volunteer with the Tusculum Theatre... Plans to a� end graduate school... Favorite books: “Roots”, “Harry Po� er” series; Favorite class at Tusculum: Hebrew and Chris-� an Tradi� ons with Dr. Jeff Lokey; Favorite midnight snack: Big bowl of cereal; Favorite movie: “Forrest Gump”; Favorite musical ar� st: The Weepies; Favorite song: “Fast Car” by Tracy Chap-man; Favorite sports team: Indianapolis Colts; Sam can’t imagine a week without: Scuff y-her elephant pillow; Sam is as good as anyone at: Card games; Favorite athlete: Keri Walsh; Most thrilling moment in sports: Bea� ng Delta HS during her junior year; Advice to kids: “Use your imagina� on, you’re never too old”; Favorite color: Green; Favorite food: Italian food; Favorite sports other than volleyball: Tennis, badminton; Person Sam most admires: Harvey Under-wood; Toughest player Sam has ever played against: Darcy Dorton; What people don’t know about Sam: She’s terrifi ed of killer whales; When Sam was a kid, she tried to be like: “My Li� le Pony”.

5SAMUNDERWOODOUTSIDE HITTER/MIDDLE BLOCKER 6-1 Jr.

Muncie, Ind. • Cowan HSBusiness

On January 16, 1998, Pioneer Arena at the Niswonger Student Commons opened its doors and has served as the home of Tusculum College volleyball and Simon (9)... Her father played basketball at Anderson (Ind.) University... Majoring in Business


SAM UNDERWOOD’S CAREER STATISTICS

2010: Played in 18 matches, picking up signifi cant playing � me in the second half of the sea-son... Averaged 0.87 kills and 0.33 digs per set... Posted a season-best 10 kills and hit .333 (10-2-24) in home win over Newberry (Oct. 29)... Against Limestone (Oct. 5), recorded fi ve assists in six a� acks with no errors for a .833 hi� ng percentage... Tallied two assists each against Carson-Newman (Oct. 26), Newberry and Lincoln Memorial (Nov. 2)... Posted a season-high fi ve digs against King (Oct. 15) and three blocks at Carson-Newman... High School: Graduated from Morristown West HS in Morristown, Tenn... Coached by Heather Sents... Le� ered all four years, where she earned 2009 IMAC Player of the Year honors... District Tournament MVP and was the recipient of the Senior Academic Award... Earned All-IMAC honors with the Trojans... Played for the K2 Volleyball Club where she was coached by Lacie Smith... Personal: Full name is Kassandra Marie Voelker... Born Aug. 5, 1992 in Virginia Beach, Va... Daughter of Mar� n Voelker and Andrea Ferrante... Brothers - Levi Clark, Shane Voelker (Shane played soccer at Tusculum from 2006-09)... Majoring in Visual Arts Educa� on (K-12)... English minor... Plans to become a high school art teacher and coach volleyball... SAC Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Athle� c Director’s Honor Roll... Favorite books: The Bible, “The Giving Tree”; Favorite class at Tusculum: English 111; Favorite midnight snack: Cereal; Favorite musical ar� sts: “Switchfoot”, Tenth Avenue North”, Jack Johnson”; Favorite song: “Your Love is a Song”; Kassie can’t imag-ine a week without: Talking to her father; Most thrilling moment in sports: At a prac� ce when she worked her hardest without ever giving up; Advice to kids: “Always give your best eff ort and live your life with no regrets”; Favorite color: Red; Favorite foods: Chicken alfredo, tacos; Favorite sport other than volleyball: Soccer; People Kassie admires most: Jesus and her father; What people don’t know about Kassie: She wishes she could dance; When she was a kid, she tried to be like: Her big brothers.

4KASSIEVOELKERMIDDLE BLOCKER 6-0 So.

Morristown, Tenn. • West HSVisual Arts Education (K-12)

Year SP-MP K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SAPS SE RE DG DPS BS BA TB BPS2010 39-18 34 0.87 18 113 .142 7 0.18 0 0.00 0 1 13 0.33 0 11 11 0.28Totals 39-18 34 0.87 18 113 .142 7 0.18 0 0.00 0 1 13 0.33 0 11 11 0.28

KASSIE VOELKER’S CAREER STATISTICS


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1 9 8 3 ( 2 3 - 1 7 )Head Coach: J.C. “Red” Edmonds

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Results not completeDate Opponent W/L Result--- vs Trevecca+ W 2-0--- vs King+ L 0-2--- vs Milligan+ W 2-1--- vs Chris� an Brothers+ L 0-2+ NAIA District Tourn., Site-?

1 9 8 6 ( 2 6 - 9 )NAIA District 24 Champions

TVAC ChampionsHead Coach: J.C. “Red” Edmonds

Results not completeDate Opponent W/L Result9/10 Maryville W 2-09/10 Milligan W 2-09/18 Bryan W 3-09/19 Elon T 2-29/19 Mars Hill W 2-19/24 King W 5-09/26 Tennessee Temple W 2-09/26 Sewanee W 2-09/27 King T 1-19/30 Milligan L 2-310/1 Maryville W 4-010/3 ETSU L 0-310/4 Bluefi eld W 3-010/7 Emory & Henry L 2-310/9 Carson-Newman W 3-210/10 Montreat-Anderson W 2-010/23 Montreat-Anderson W 2-010/23 Belmont Abbey W 2-010/24 Concord W 4-110/25 Ferrum W 2-110/28 Bluefi eld W 2-110/28 Bryan W 2-010/28 Maryville W 2-010/30 Carson-Newman W 3-111/4 King W 3-211/5 Mars Hill L 0-211/5 ETSU L 0-111/7 King W 2-011/8 Chris� an Brothers W 1-011/8 King L 1-311/14 at Montevallo@ L 0-3@ NAIA District Tourn., Montevallo, Ala.

1 9 8 7 ( 3 8 - 9 )TVAC Champions

Head Coach: J.C. “Red” EdmondsResults not available

1 9 8 8 ( 4 7 - 2 )TVAC Champions

Head Coach: J.C. “Red” EdmondsResults not available

1 9 8 9 ( 5 0 - 5 )NAIA District 24 Champions

TVAC ChampionsHead Coach: J.C. “Red” Edmonds




1 9 9 1 ( 3 3 - 7 )Head Coach: J.C. “Red” Edmonds




1 9 9 3 ( 3 1 - 1 9 , 1 2 - 4 )Head Coach: J.C. “Red” Edmonds

Date Opponent W/L Result9/3 Mars Hill+ W 2-19/3 Montreat-Anderson+ W 2-09/4 Clinch Valley+ W 2-09/4 Clinch Valley+ W 2-09/4 Mars Hill+ W 2-09/9 at Clinch Valley* W 3-09/10 Covenant* W 3-09/10 Lees-McRae W 2-09/11 Bryan* W 3-09/11 Lee* L 1-39/14 at Lees-McRae W 3-09/17 vs Union (KY)% W 2-09/17 at Milligan% L 1-29/18 vs. Cent. Wesleyan% W 2-19/22 Montreat-Anderson* W 3-09/23 King* L 1-39/28 at Milligan* W 3-210/1 vs King^ L 1-3

10/1 at Ala. Huntsville^ L 2-310/2 vs Trevecca Nazerene^ L 2-310/2 vs Cumberland (TN)^ L 2-310/7 Lincoln Memorial W 3-010/7 Bluefi eld* W 3-010/8 at Covenant* W 3-110/9 at Bryan* W 3-110/9 at Lee* L 2-310/12 at Montreat-Anderson* W 3-110/15 at Carson-Newman L 2-310/18 at Lincoln Memorial W 3-110/19 Clinch Valley* W 3-010/20 at King* L 1-310/22 vs Montreat-Anderson$ W 2-010/22 vs Concord$ W 2-010/23 vs Converse$ L 0-210/23 vs Carson-Newman$ W 3-210/23 vs Armstrong State$ W 3-210/26 Limestone W 3-010/29 vs USC Aiken& L 1-310/29 vs Jacksonville St.& L 0-310/30 at West Georgia& W 3-010/30 vs North Alabama& L 1-310/30 vs. Mississippi College& L 0-311/4 Milligan* W 3-011/6 at Bluefi eld* W 3-011/12 vs Freed-Hardeman! L 1-211/12 at Covenant! L 1-2+ Tusculum Tourn., Greeneville, Tenn.% Milligan Tourn., Milligan College, Tenn.^ UAH Tournament, Huntsville, Ala.$ Milligan Tourn., Milligan College, Tenn.& West Georgia Inv., Carrollton, Ga.! NAIA Dist. 24 Tour., Lookout Mtn., Tenn.

1 9 9 4 ( 3 4 - 9 , 1 4 - 2 )TVAC Champions

Head Coach: J.C. “Red” EdmondsDate Opponent W/L Result9/1 Carson-Newman W 3-09/2 Mars Hill W 3-09/3 Montreat-Anderson W 3-09/3 Clinch Valley W 3-09/3 Mars Hill W 3-29/9 at Covenant* W 3-19/10 at Bryan* W 3-09/10 at Lee* L 1-39/13 at King* W 3-29/16 at Milligan W 2-09/16 vs Rio Grande L 0-29/17 vs Georgetown (KY) L 0-29/17 vs Fairmont State W 2-09/20 at Montreat-Anderson* W 3-09/22 Clinch Valley* W 3-09/26 Milligan* W 3-09/28 Lincoln Memorial W 3-09/30 Covenant* W 3-110/1 Bryan* W 3-010/1 Lee* W 3-010/5 at Bluefi eld* W 3-010/6 King* L 1-310/11 Montreat-Anderson* W 3-010/13 at Clinch Valley* W 3-010/18 at Limestone W 3-010/20 at Lincoln Memorial W 3-110/21 vs Belmont L 1-210/22 vs Cumberland (KY) W 2-010/22 vs Clinch Valley W 2-010/22 vs Freed-Hardeman W 2-010/22 at Milligan W 2-010/22 vs Palm Beach Atl. L 1-210/25 at Carson-Newman W 3-010/28 vs Augusta W 3-110/28 vs Flagler W 3-010/29 vs Jacksonville State L 0-310/29 at West Georgia W 3-111/1 Bluefi eld* W 3-011/5 at Milligan* W 3-111/11 vs Bluefi eld W 2-011/11 vs King W 2-111/11 at Lee L 0-211/12 vs King L 0-2

1 9 9 5 ( 4 3 - 9 )Head Coach: Toby Brooks

Date Opponent W/L Result9/1 Clinch Valley% W 3-09/1 Union (KY)% W 3-09/1 Montreat% W 3-09/2 Lincoln Memorial% W 3-09/2 Mars Hill% W 3-09/5 Lee* L 1-39/7 at Carson-Newman W 3-19/8 Covenant* W 3-09/9 Bryan* W 3-09/12 at Bluefi eld* W 3-09/14 at Lincoln Memorial W 3-29/16 at Belmont L 1-39/16 vs Cumberland (TN)^ W 3-19/19 at King* W 3-19/21 Montreat* W 3-09/27 at Clinch Valley* W 3-09/29 at Covenant* W 3-09/30 at Bryan* W 3-09/30 at Lee* L 1-310/3 at Milligan* W 3-110/7 vs Belmont& W 2-010/7 vs Mt. Vernon Nazarene& L 0-210/7 vs Belmont& W 2-010/7 at Georgetown (KY)& L 1-210/7 vs Mt. Vernon Nazarene& L 0-210/11 at Montreat* W 3-010/12 Bluefi eld* W 3-010/17 Clinch Valley* W 3-010/17 Lincoln Memorial W 3-110/20 vs Cumberland (KY)! W 2-010/20 vs Clinch Valley! W 2-0

10/21 vs St. Andrews! W 2-010/21 vs Emory & Henry! W 3-010/21 vs Freed-Hardeman! W 3-010/21 at Milligan! W 3-210/25 Carson-Newman W 3-010/27 vs West Alabama# W 3-210/27 vs North Alabama# W 3-010/28 at West Georgia# W 3-110/28 at West Georgia# W 3-010/28 vs Palm Beach Atlan� c# L 1-310/31 Lees-McRae W 3-011/1 King* W 3-011/2 Milligan* W 3-111/4 Belmont W 3-211/10 vs Montreat+ W 2-011/10 vs Milligan+ W 2-111/10 at Lee+ L 0-211/11 vs Milligan+ W 2-011/11 at Lee+ L 0-211/17 vs Midway (KY)@ W 3-011/18 vs Lee@ L 1-3% Tusculum Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.^ Nashville, Tenn.& Georgetown Tournament, Georgetown, Ky.! Milligan Tournament, Milligan College, Tenn.# West Georgia Tournament, Carrollton, Ga.+ TVAC Tournament, Cleveland, Tenn.@ NAIA Mid-South Tournament, Nashville, Tenn.

1 9 9 6 ( 3 0 - 1 6 )Head Coach: April Carpenter

Date Opponent W/L Result8/31 at Lee+ L 0-38/31 vs Hun� ngdon+ W 3-19/4 Mars Hill W 3-29/6 Montreat^ W 3-29/7 Clinch Valley^ W 3-09/7 Lincoln Memorial^ W 3-19/7 Clinch Valley^ W 3-09/7 Lincoln Memorial^ W 3-09/10 at Carson-Newman W 3-19/13 vs Mars Hill% W 2-09/13 vs Union (KY)% W 2-19/14 vs Lee% L 0-39/14 vs Anderson% W 3-09/14 vs Mars Hill% W 3-09/14 at Milligan% L 0-39/16 at Milligan L 2-39/18 at Lincoln Memorial W 3-29/24 Lincoln Memorial W 3-010/1 Carson-Newman W 3-010/4 vs Montevallo& L 0-310/4 vs So. Wesleyan& W 3-210/4 vs Harding& L 2-310/5 vs Taylor& L 0-310/9 Milligan L 0-310/11 at Montreat W 3-010/11 vs Clinch Valley W 3-010/12 vs North Greenville W 3-110/12 at Montreat W 3-010/12 vs Lenoir-Rhyne W 3-110/12 vs Mars Hill W 3-110/14 at King W 3-210/18 vs Point Loma! L 0-310/19 at UC San Diego! L 0-310/21 vs Chris� an Heritage! L 1-310/25 at West Georgia@ W 3-110/25 vs Carson-Newman@ W 3-110/26 vs West Alabama@ L 0-310/26 vs Ala.-Huntsville@ L 1-310/30 King W 3-011/2 at Mars Hill L 2-311/6 at Montreat W 3-011/15 vs Belmont# W 2-111/15 at Chris� an Brothers# L 1-311/15 vs Belmont# W 3-111/16 at Chris� an Brothers# W 3-111/16 at Chris� an Brothers# L 2-3% Cleveland, Tenn.^ Tusculum Tournament , Greeneville, Tenn.% Milligan Tourn., Milligan College, Tenn.& LaGrange, Tenn.! UC San Diego Tournament, San Diego, Calif.@ Carrollton, Ga.# Memphis, Tenn.

1 9 9 7 ( 9 - 2 5 )Head Coach: Beth Birky

Date Opponent W/L Result9/2 Carson-Newman W 3-09/5 Montreat+ W 3-29/6 Mars Hill+ L 0-39/6 Lincoln Memorial+ L 1-39/6 Lincoln Memorial+ L 1-39/9 Milligan L 2-39/12 at Milligan% L 2-39/12 vs Brescia% W 3-29/13 vs King% L 0-39/13 at Milligan% L 0-39/24 Lincoln Memorial L 0-39/27 vs Catawba& L 0-39/27 at Wingate& W 3-29/30 at Clinch Valley L 2-310/1 Montreat W 3-010/3 West Georgia L 2-310/7 at Lees-McRae L 0-310/11 at King L 0-310/11 vs Loyola L 0-310/14 Clinch Valley W 3-010/15 at Milligan L 0-310/16 at Lee L 0-310/21 at Carson-Newman L 1-310/28 Emory & Henry L 2-310/28 Maryville L 2-310/29 at Lincoln Memorial L 0-310/31 at USC Aiken! L 0-311/1 vs Bluefi eld! L 0-3

11/1 vs Newberry! W 3-211/1 vs Lenoir-Rhyne! W 3-211/4 at Lenoir-Rhyne L 1-311/7 King L 1-311/10 at Mars Hill L 1-311/11 at Montreat W 3-1+ Tusculum Invita� onal, Greeneville, Tenn.% Milligan Tournament, Milligan College, Tenn.& Wingate Tournament, Wingate, N.C.! USC Aiken Tournament, Aiken, S.C.

1 9 9 8 ( 1 7 - 1 9 )Head Coach: Beth Birky

Date Opponent W/L Result9/4 Shaw% W 3-09/4 Lincoln Memorial% L 0-39/5 Lincoln Memorial% L 0-39/5 Gardner-Webb% L 1-39/5 Converse% W 3-09/7 Carson-Newman W 3-29/9 at Lenoir-Rhyne W 3-19/11 vs Kentucky St.+ W 3-19/11 vs Bethel+ W 3-09/11 vs Cumberland (TN)+ W 3-19/12 vs Pikeville+ W 3-09/12 at Lindsey Wilson+ W 3-19/15 at Milligan W 3-29/18 vs Slippery Rock$ L 0-39/19 at West Virginia Wesleyan$ L 2-39/19 vs C.W. Post$ W 3-29/25 Wingate W 3-09/29 at Southern Wesleyan W 3-210/7 at Gardner-Webb L 1-310/9 vs Spring Arbor& L 0-310/9 vs Mt. Vernon Nazarene& L 0-310/10 vs. Madonna.& L 0-310/10 vs. Marian& L 0-310/14 Milligan W 3-010/19 at Carson-Newman L 2-310/20 Southern Wesleyan W 3-010/23 vs West Alabama# W 3-110/24 vs Montevallo# L 0-310/24 vs Valdosta St.# L 0-310/24 at West Georgia# L 0-310/27 at Lincoln Memorial L 0-310/29 at Lee L 1-311/5 at Mars Hill L 0-311/6 at Wingate L 0-311/10 Lenoir-Rhyne W 3-011/11 Gardner-Webb L 1-3% Tusculum Invita� onal, Greeneville, Tenn.+ Lindsey Wilson Tournament, Columbia, Ky.$ WV Wesleyan Tournament, Buckhannon, W.Va.& Michigan-Dearborn Tournament, Dearborn, Mich.# West Georgia Tournament, Carrollton, Ga.

1 9 9 9 ( 1 4 - 2 3 )Head Coach: Beth Birky

Date Opponent W/L Result8/30 King L 1-39/1 Carson-Newman* L 0-39/3 Converse% W 3-19/3 Hun� ngdon% W 3-19/4 Virginia-Wise% W 3-09/4 Lincoln Memorial% L 1-39/4 Hun� ngdon% W 3-19/4 Lincoln Memorial% L 0-39/7 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 3-29/10 at Presbyterian* L 2-39/15 at Lincoln Memorial L 1-39/18 Catawba* L 2-39/19 Wingate* W 3-29/20 Newberry* W 3-09/22 at Milligan L 2-39/29 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 1-310/1 at Union (KY) W 3-110/5 Presbyterian* L 1-310/7 Gardner-Webb* L 0-310/9 at Lee L 0-310/10 at Carson-Newman* W 3-010/12 at Mars Hill* L 2-310/15 v. Montevallo+ L 1-310/16 v. Francis Marion+ L 0-310/16 at Augusta State+ L 0-310/18 at Newberry* W 3-110/22 at Wingate* L 2-310/23 at Catawba* L 0-310/27 Virginia-Wise W 3-010/29 v. Catawba& W 3-210/29 v. UNC Pembroke& W 3-110/29 v. Queens& L 1-310/30 at Gardner-Webb& L 0-311/2 at Gardner-Webb* L 0-311/4 Mars Hill* L 0-311/12 v. Newberry@ W 3-011/12 v. Gardner-Webb@ L 0-3% Tusculum Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.+ ASU Fall Fes� val, Augusta, Ga.& GWU Invita� onal, Boiling Springs, N.C.@ SAC Tournament, Salisbury, N.C.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS


2 0 0 0 ( 2 4 - 1 3 , 7 - 7 )Head Coach: Beth Birky

Date Opponent W/L Result8/25 v. Faye� eville St.+ W 3-08/25 v. Francis Marion+ L 0-38/26 v. Gardner-Webb+ L 1-38/26 at Augusta State+ W 3-28/29 Carson-Newman* W 3-09/1 Lander% W 3-19/1 Converse% W 3-29/2 Montreat% W 3-09/2 Milligan% W 3-09/2 Charleston (WV)% L 0-39/6 at Lincoln Memorial L 0-39/9 Newberry* L 1-39/11 Virginia-Wise W 3-09/14 at Catawba* L 1-39/15 at Wingate* W 3-09/19 at Lenoir-Rhyne* W 3-29/21 Mars Hill* W 3-09/26 at Carson-Newman* L 0-39/28 Presbyterian* L 1-310/3 at King L 1-310/6 v. West Va. State& W 3-010/6 v. West Va. Tech& W 3-010/7 v. Rio Grande& W 3-010/7 v. Glenville State& W 3-010/7 v. Shawnee State& W 3-110/7 v. Glenville State& W 3-010/10 Catawba* L 2-310/13 at Presbyterian* L 1-310/14 at Newberry* W 3-010/17 at Mars Hill* W 3-010/19 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 3-110/21 Milligan W 3-010/22 Wingate* L 2-310/28 Lenoir-Rhyne@ W 3-010/28 Presbyterian@ L 0-310/31 Emory & Henry W 3-011/1 at Converse W 3-0+ Holiday INNvita� onal, Augusta, Ga.% Tusculum Tourn., Greeneville, Tenn.& Concord Tournament, Athens, W.Va.@ SAC Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.

2 0 0 1 ( 2 1 - 1 5 , 8 - 6 )Head Coach: Beth Birky

Date Opponent W/L Result8/24 vs USC Aiken+ L 1-38/25 at USC Spartanburg+ L 1-38/25 vs Eckerd+ L 1-38/31 Concord% W 3-08/31 Milligan% W 3-19/1 North Greenville% W 3-09/1 Carson-Newman% W 3-09/1 King% W 3-19/5 Lincoln Memorial L 1-39/7 vs USC Spartanburg& L 0-39/7 vs UNC Pembroke& W 3-29/8 vs Augusta State& W 3-19/8 vs Lander& W 3-29/12 King W 3-19/14 at Catawba W 3-29/15 at Wingate L 0-39/18 Lenoir-Rhyne W 3-29/25 Mars Hill W 3-09/28 at Presbyterian L 2-39/29 at Newberry W 3-110/2 Carson-Newman L 2-310/9 at Carson-Newman L 0-310/12 Wingate L 2-310/13 Catawba W 3-010/13 Union (KY) W 3-010/16 at Lenoir-Rhyne W 3-010/19 vs Pfeiff er! W 3-010/20 vs N.C. Central! W 3-010/20 vs Wingate! L 1-310/20 vs Armstrong Atl.! L 0-310/23 at Mars Hill W 3-010/30 Presbyterian L 0-311/1 Newberry W 3-011/3 Lenoir-Rhyne@ W 3-211/3 Presbyterian@ L 0-311/6 at Milligan L 1-3+ USCS Tournament, Spartanburg, S.C.% GMI Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.& SAC/PBC Challenge, Aiken, S.C.! Adidas Invita� onal, Salisbury, N.C.@ SAC Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.

2 0 0 2 ( 8 - 2 6 , 2 - 1 2 )Head Coach: Beth Birky

Date Opponent W/L Result8/30 at Lander W 3-29/3 Pikeville L 1-39/6 King+ W 3-19/6 Concord+ L 2-39/7 Lee+ L 0-39/7 Milligan+ L 0-39/13 at Armstrong Atlan� c% L 0-39/13 vs Rollins% L 0-39/14 vs USC Spartanburg% L 0-39/14 vs. Francis Marion% L 1-39/17 Carson-Newman L 0-39/18 Lincoln Memorial L 0-39/20 Catawba L 0-39/21 Wingate L 0-39/24 at Lenoir-Rhyne L 1-310/1 at Mars Hill L 0-310/4 Presbyterian L 0-310/5 Newberry W 3-210/8 at Carson-Newman L 0-310/10 at Lincoln Memorial L 0-310/15 Mountain State W 3-010/16 Milligan W 3-2

10/18 at Wingate L 2-310/19 at Pfeiff er W 3-210/19 at Catawba L 0-310/22 Lenoir-Rhyne W 3-010/25 vs Converse& L 2-310/26 vs Queens& W 3-110/26 at Lenoir-Rhyne& L 1-310/29 Mars Hill L 0-311/1 at Newberry L 0-311/2 at Presbyterian L 0-311/5 at King L 0-311/9 Catawba@ L 0-3+ Comfort Inn Tourn, Greeneville, Tenn.% AASU Classic, Savannah, Ga.& Lenoir-Rhyne Tourn., Hickory, N.C.@ SAC Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.

2 0 0 3 ( 6 - 2 4 , 0 - 1 4 )Head Coach: Missy Gragg-Sturgill

Date Opponent W/L Result8/29 vs Edinboro# L 0-38/29 vs Central Arkansas# L 1-38/30 vs Southern Indiana# L 1-38/30 vs Lincoln Memorial# L 1-39/2 North Greenville W 3-09/5 Virginia-Wise% W 3-09/5 Kentucky State% W 3-29/6 Virginia Intermont% W 3-09/6 Concord% W 3-19/11 West Georgia L 0-39/16 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 1-39/18 Lander L 0-39/19 at North Greenville W 3-09/23 at Mars Hill* L 2-39/26 Presbyterian* L 0-39/27 Newberry* L 0-310/1 at Lincoln Memorial L 0-310/3 Wingate* L 1-310/4 Catawba* L 0-310/7 Lenoir-Rhyne* L 0-310/10 Mars Hill* L 0-310/14 Carson-Newman* L 0-310/24 at Presbyterian* L 0-310/25 at Newberry* L 0-310/29 Lincoln Memorial L 2-310/31 at Wingate* L 0-311/1 at Catawba* L 0-311/4 at Carson-Newman* L 0-311/6 Pikeville L 1-311/15 vs. Presbyterian@ L 0-3# Radisson Invita� onal, Huntsville, Ala.% Tusculum Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.@ SAC Tournament, Clinton, S.C.

2 0 0 4 ( 1 0 - 2 0 , 0 - 1 4 )Head Coach: Missy Gragg-Sturgill

Date Opponent W/L Result9/2 at Lander L 1-39/3 Montreat+ W 3-19/3 Anderson+ L 1-39/4 North Greenville+ W 3-09/4 Converse+ L 2-39/7 at Emory & Henry W 3-29/9 at Tennessee Temple W 3-09/14 at Lincoln Memorial L 0-39/17 at Catawba* L 0-39/18 at Wingate* L 1-39/21 Belmont Abbey W 3-19/24 Mars Hill* L 1-39/25 Lenoir-Rhyne* L 1-39/27 at Montreat W 3-210/1 at Newberry* L 1-310/2 at Presbyterian* L 0-310/5 Tennessee Temple W 3-010/8 Catawba* L 1-310/9 Wingate* L 0-310/12 at Carson-Newman* L 1-310/14 at Converse W 3-210/19 at Mars Hill* L 0-310/22 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 0-310/27 at North Greenville W 3-110/29 Newberry* L 1-310/30 Presbyterian* L 0-311/2 Carson-Newman* L 0-311/4 Milligan W 3-011/8 at Belmont Abbey L 0-311/10 at Presbyterian# L 0-3+ Tusculum Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.# SAC Tournament, Clinton, S.C.

2 0 0 5 ( 9 - 2 2 , 2 - 1 2 )Head Coach: Missy Gragg-Sturgill

Date Opponent W/L Result8/30 at Belmont Abbey L 0-39/2 Montevallo+ L 2-39/2 Montreat+ W 3-29/2 Anderson+ W 3-19/3 Montevallo+ L 0-39/6 Carson-Newman* L 1-39/8 Lander L 0-39/10 at Tenn. Temple W 3-09/13 Lees-McRae L 1-39/16 Presbyterian* L 0-39/17 Newberry* L 0-39/21 at Lincoln Memorial L 0-39/23 Wingate* L 2-39/24 Catawba* W 3-19/27 at Mars Hill* L 0-39/30 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 0-310/7 at Presbyterian* L 0-310/8 at Newberry* L 0-310/11 at Carson-Newman* L 1-310/13 North Greenville W 3-010/15 vs Converse% L 0-310/15 at Limestone L 0-310/19 Lincoln Memorial L 0-3

10/21 at Wingate* L 1-310/22 at Catawba* L 1-310/25 Mars Hill* W 3-110/29 Lenoir-Rhyne* L 1-311/1 Emory & Henry W 3-011/2 at North Greenville W 3-011/4 Belmont Abbey W 3-111/12 vs Presbyterian@ L 0-3+ Tusculum Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.% Gaff ney, S.C.@ SAC Tournament, Hickory, N.C.

2 0 0 6 ( 2 3 - 1 0 , 9 - 5 )Head Coach: Nathan Baker

Date Opponent W/L Result8/29 at King L 0-39/1 Montreat+ W 3-19/1 Eastern Mennonite+ W 3-09/2 Mar� n Methodist+ W 3-29/2 Arkansas Tech+ L 0-39/5 at Carson-Newman* W 3-29/6 East Tennessee St. L 0-39/8 Faye� eville State^ W 3-09/8 Johnson C. Smith^ W 3-09/9 St. Andrews^ W 3-19/9 Lander^ W 3-19/12 Mars Hill* W 3-19/15 Lenoir-Rhyne* L 2-39/16 v. Southern Virginia& W 3-09/16 at Virginia Intermont W 3-29/19 North Greenville W 3-09/22 at Newberry* W 3-19/23 at Presbyterian* W 3-09/26 at Brevard W 3-09/29 at Catawba* L 1-39/30 at Wingate* L 0-310/3 at Mars Hill* W 3-010/5 Lincoln Memorial L 2-310/6 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 0-310/10 Carson-Newman* W 3-110/20 Newberry* W 3-010/21 Presbyterian* W 3-010/24 at Concord W 3-010/27 Catawba* L 0-310/28 Wingate* W 3-210/30 North Greenville W 3-010/31 at Lincoln Memorial W 3-211/3 v. Carson-Newman# L 1-3+ Tusculum Fall Classic, Greeneville, Tenn.^ Pioneer Classic, Greeneville, Tenn.# SAC Tournament, Wingate, N.C.

2 0 0 7 ( 2 5 - 1 0 , 1 1 - 3 )Head Coach: Nathan Baker

Date Opponent W/L Result8/24 at #9 North Alabama+ L 0-38/24 v. #8 Ashland+ L 1-38/25 v. Northern Kentucky+ L 0-38/25 v. North Dakota+ W 3-28/28 at ETSU L 1-38/31 v. West Alabama% L 1-38/31 v. Charleston (W.Va.)% W 3-19/1 v. Mount Olive% W 3-29/1 v. North Greenville% W 3-09/5 at Lander% L 2-39/7 Virginia Intermont$ W 3-09/7 Barton$ W 3-09/8 Kentucky State$ W 3-09/8 West Liberty State$ W 3-09/14 at Wingate* L 2-39/15 at Catawba* W 3-29/18 Carson-Newman* W 3-19/21 v. North Greenville^ W 3-09/22 at Anderson^ W 3-09/22 v. Augusta State^ W 3-09/27 at Mars Hill* W 3-19/28 Newberry* W 3-29/29 Catawba* W 3-210/3 at Lincoln Memorial* W 3-010/5 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 3-010/6 Brevard W 3-110/12 Wingate* L 2-310/16 at Carson-Newman* W 3-110/23 Mars Hill* W 3-010/26 at Newberry* L 0-310/31 Lincoln Memorial* W 3-211/2 at Lenoir-Rhyne* W 3-111/3 at Brevard W 3-011/6 King W 3-011/9 at Carson-Newman@ L 0-3* South Atlan� c Conference Match+ UNA Classic, Florence, Ala.% Carson-Newman Tourn., Jeff erson City, Tenn.$ Tusculum Fall Classic, Greeneville, Tenn.^ Regional Crossover Tournament, Anderson, S.C.@ SAC Tournament, Jeff erson City, Tenn.

2 0 0 8 ( 2 2 - 1 1 , 9 - 7 )Head Coach: Michael Robinson

Date Opponent W/L Result8/29 vs Midwestern St.+ L 0-38/29 vs Pfeiff er+ L 2-38/30 vs Belmont Abbey+ W 3-08/30 vs Queens (N.C.)+ W 3-09/2 North Greenville W 3-09/5 vs Mt. Olive% W 3-19/6 vs Anderson% W 3-19/6 at Limestone% W 3-19/12 Lander L 1-39/12 Barton W 3-09/13 Anderson W 3-19/13 Augusta State W 3-29/20 Newberry* W 3-09/21 Wingate* L 1-39/23 at Carson-Newman* W 3-29/26 at Mars Hill* W 3-1

10/3 at Catawba* L 0-310/4 at Lenoir-Rhyne* W 3-010/8 Brevard* W 3-110/15 at Lincoln Memorial* W 3-110/18 vs Milligan^ W 3-010/18 vs Meredith^ W 3-110/18 at Virginia Intermont W 3-010/21 Mars Hill* W 3-010/24 at Newberry* L 1-310/25 at Wingate* L 0-310/29 Lincoln Memorial* W 3-211/1 Carson-Newman* L 1-311/5 at Brevard* L 2-311/7 Catawba* L 1-311/8 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 3-011/10 Montreat W 3-011/13 vs Newberry@ L 1-3+ Catawba Invita� onal, Salisbury, N.C.% Limestone Southeast Crossover, Gaff ney, S.C.^ Bristol, Va.@ SAC Tournament, Mars Hill, N.C.

2 0 0 9 ( 1 8 - 1 5 , 8 - 8 )NCAA Tournament

Head Coach: Michael RobinsonDate Opponent W/L Result8/28 Converse+ W 3-08/28 Augusta St.+ L 2-38/29 Mount Olive+ W 3-08/29 Northern Kentucky+ W 3-19/4 vs West Alabama% L 0-39/5 vs Flagler% L 0-39/5 vs Mount Olive W 3-09/11 vs USC Aiken^ L 2-39/12 vs Mount Olive^ W 3-09/12 vs Augusta St.^ W 3-29/15 at Mars Hill* L 0-39/18 Wingate* L 0-39/19 Catawba* W 3-09/22 at Carson-Newman* L 1-39/25 at Converse W 3-09/26 at Newberry* W 3-29/29 Lincoln Memorial* L 1-310/2 at Limestone W 3-210/3 vs St. Andrews! W 3-010/6 Lees-McRae L 1-310/9 at Lenoir-Rhyne* W 3-010/10 at Brevard* W 3-010/13 Mars Hill* W 3-110/16 at Wingate* L 0-310/17 at Catawba* W 3-110/20 Carson-Newman* L 2-310/23 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 3-110/24 Newberry* L 0-310/27 at Lincoln Memorial* W 3-111/3 Brevard* L 1-311/6 Virginia Intermont W 3-011/13 Catawba# L 0-311/20 at #24 Wingate@ L 0-3+ Tusculum Classic, Greeneville, Tenn.% Carolina Challenge, Banner Elk, N.C.^ Southeast Crossover, Gaff ney, S.C.! Gaff ney, S.C.# SAC Tournament, Greeneville, Tenn.@ NCAA II Southeast Regional, Wingate, N.C.

2 0 1 0 ( 2 5 - 7 , 1 6 - 2 )NCAA Tournament

Head Coach: Michael RobinsonDate Opponent W/L Result9/2 v. West Virginia State+ W 3-09/3 v. Wayne St. (Mich.)+ L 1-39/4 at #4 Indianapolis+ L 1-39/4 v. Nova Southeastern+ W 3-19/7 at Mars Hill* W 3-09/10 at Brevard* W 3-09/11 at Lenoir-Rhyne* W 3-09/14 Carson-Newman* W 3-19/17 Catawba* W 3-09/18 Wingate* L 0-39/21 at King W 3-29/28 Lincoln Memorial* W 3-110/1 at Newberry* W 3-110/2 at Anderson* W 3-210/5 Limestone W 3-010/8 Brevard* W 3-010/9 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 3-110/12 Mars Hill* W 3-010/15 King W 3-110/16 vs. Erskine^ W 3-210/16 at Lees-McRae L 2-310/22 at Catawba* W 3-010/23 at Wingate* L 1-310/26 at Carson-Newman* W 3-110/29 Newberry* W 3-110/30 Anderson* W 3-111/2 at Lincoln Memorial* W 3-111/5 at Augusta State W 3-011/12 v. Mars Hill@ W 3-011/13 v. Lincoln Memorial@ W 3-211/14 v. Wingate@ L 1-311/19 v. Carson-Newman# L 1-3* South Atlan� c Conference Match+ UIndy Invita� onal, Indianapolis, Ind.^ Banner Elk, N.C.@ SAC Tournament, Salisbury, N.C.# NCAA II Southeast Regional, Wingate, N.C.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS


RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL MATCHES......... (25-7 ) (10-1 ) (10-3 ) ( 5-3 ) CONFERENCE.......... (16-2 ) ( 8-1 ) ( 8-1 ) ( 0-0 ) NON-CONFERENCE...... ( 9-5 ) ( 2-0 ) ( 2-2 ) ( 5-3 )

|---------ATTACK----------| |--SET---| |----SERVE----| |--DIG---| |------BLOCKING-------| ## STATS SUMMARY S K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SE SA/S RE DIG D/S BS BA Total B/S BE BHE-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------8 Rhayne Smitherman 120 341 2.84 156 926 .200 10 0.08 0 0 0.00 1 57 0.47 4 38 42 0.35 8 35 Sam Underwood 121 314 2.60 101 958 .222 63 0.52 34 20 0.28 33 342 2.83 2 33 35 0.29 4 812 Allyson Ray 121 276 2.28 95 664 .273 11 0.09 3 15 0.02 2 69 0.57 17 64 81 0.67 11 37 Bailee Price 120 258 2.15 114 1020 .141 20 0.17 45 22 0.38 42 402 3.35 5 20 25 0.21 3 36 Alyssa Raterman 118 247 2.09 54 552 .350 5 0.04 1 4 0.01 3 58 0.49 5 51 56 0.47 8 313 Ashley Sarmiento 121 95 0.79 33 319 .194 1256 10.38 27 17 0.22 1 315 2.60 4 26 30 0.25 6 494 Kassie Voelker 39 34 0.87 18 113 .142 7 0.18 0 0 0.00 1 13 0.33 0 11 11 0.28 1 41 Caitlyn Dean 119 6 0.05 3 38 .079 44 0.37 27 33 0.23 40 845 7.10 0 0 0 0.00 0 13 Tori Welker 93 3 0.03 1 6 .333 4 0.04 23 20 0.25 3 83 0.89 0 0 0 0.00 0 016 Kamron Adkins 4 1 0.25 1 4 .000 1 0.25 0 0 0.00 0 1 0.25 0 0 0 0.00 0 02 Melanie Gibson 106 1 0.01 4 16 -.188 12 0.11 18 41 0.17 9 226 2.13 0 0 0 0.00 0 310 Hannah Campbell 31 1 0.03 1 4 .000 17 0.55 5 11 0.16 0 11 0.35 0 0 0 0.00 0 215 Shealy Bigach 1 0 0.00 2 2 -1.000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 09 Taylor Wood 2 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 1 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 TEAM 23 TUSCULUM............ 121 1577 13.03 583 4622 .215 1450 11.98 183 184 1.51 158 2422 20.02 37 243 158.5 1.31 41 79 Opponents........... 121 1413 11.68 703 4832 .147 1295 10.70 158 222 1.31 181 2182 18.03 83 235 200.5 1.66 80 68

TEAM STATISTICS TC OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE SCORE-BY-SET ATTEND-------------------------------------- ---------- ---------------------- --- ----- ----------------------------- ------ATTACK.............. + Sep 02 vs West Virginia State W 3-0 25-12,25-8,25-17 74 Kills............. 1577 1413 + Sep 03 vs Wayne St. (Mich.) L 1-3 23-25,25-27,29-27,13-25 174 Errors............ 583 703 + Sep 04 at #4 Indianapolis L 1-3 25-17,23-25,16-25,17-25 149 Total Attacks..... 4622 4832 + Sep 04 vs Nova Southeastern W 3-1 25-21,22-25,28-26,25-22 81 Attack Pct........ .215 .147 * Sep 07 at Mars Hill W 3-0 25-21,25-23,25-13 105 Kills/Set......... 13.0 11.7 * Sep 10 at Brevard W 3-0 25-15,25-13,25-20 421SET................. * Sep 11 at Lenoir-Rhyne W 3-0 25-14,25-19,25-20 380 Assists........... 1450 1295 * Sep 14 CARSON-NEWMAN W 3-1 12-25,25-14,25-18,25-20 469 Attempts.......... 3992 3158 * Sep 17 CATAWBA W 3-0 25-17,25-17,25-17 148 Assist Pct........ .363 .410 * Sep 18 WINGATE L 0-3 24-26,21-25,17-25 87 Assists/Set....... 12.0 10.7 Sep 21 at King W 3-2 23-25,25-23,25-21,36-38,15-11 265SERVE............... * Sep 28 LINCOLN MEMORIAL W 3-1 25-19,21-25,27-25,25-23 115 Aces.............. 183 158 * Oct 01 at Newberry W 3-1 25-18,25-20,20-25,25-20 186 Errors............ 184 222 * Oct 02 at Anderson W 3-2 25-20,28-26,21-25,23-25,20-18 73 Attempts.......... 2198 1829 Oct 05 LIMESTONE W 3-0 25-7,25-13,25-17 152 Serve Pct......... .916 .879 * Oct 08 BREVARD W 3-0 25-16,25-21,25-18 213 Aces/Set.......... 1.5 1.3 * Oct 09 LENOIR-RHYNE W 3-1 25-21,27-29,25-12,25-22 104SERVE RECEPTIONS.... * Oct 12 MARS HILL W 3-0 25-17,25-19,25-17 111 Errors............ 158 181 Oct 15 KING W 3-1 25-16,22-25,25-15,25-21 233 Errors/Set........ 1.3 1.5 ^ Oct 16 vs Erskine W 3-2 25-16,19-25,25-13,22-25,15-9 281 Attempts.......... 1781 1785 Oct 16 at Lees-McRae L 2-3 20-25,19-25,25-19,25-6,9-15 312 Reception Pct..... .911 .899 * Oct 22 at Catawba W 3-0 25-21,25-15,25-22 246DEFENSE............. * Oct 23 at Wingate L 1-3 26-24,17-25,20-25,25-27 393 Digs.............. 2422 2182 * Oct 26 at Carson-Newman W 3-1 22-25,25-21,25-20,25-15 235 Digs/Set.......... 20.0 18.0 * Oct 29 NEWBERRY W 3-1 25-13,25-23,24-26,25-19 209BLOCKING............ * Oct 30 ANDERSON W 3-1 25-23,19-25,25-20,25-22 96 Block Solo........ 37 83 * Nov 02 at Lincoln Memorial W 3-1 25-22,25-16,19-25,25-21 155 Block Assist...... 243 235 Nov 05 at Augusta State W 3-0 25-22,25-17,25-13 95 Total Blocks...... 158.5 200.5 @ Nov 12 vs Mars Hill W 3-0 25-20,25-17,25-20 216 Blocks/Set........ 1.3 1.7 @ Nov 13 vs Lincoln Memorial W 3-2 18-25,22-25,25-21,25-20,15-13 241 Block Errors...... 41 80 @ Nov 14 vs Wingate L 1-3 20-25,16-25,25-22,5-25 188Ball handling errors 79 68 # Nov 19 vs Carson-Newman L 1-3 25-17,22-25,23-25,25-27 181ATTENDANCE.......... Total............. 1937 3015 * South Atlantic Conference Match Dates/Avg Per Date 11/176 13/232 + UIndy Invitational, Indianapolis, Ind. ^ Banner Elk, N.C. Neutral site #/Avg 8/180 @ SAC Tournament, Salisbury, N.C. Current win streak 0 - # NCAA II Southeast Regional, Wingate, N.C. Home win streak... 8 -

2010 STATISTICS & RESULTS


ATTACKKills - 3 set match22 - Vivian Lacy at Augusta State 9/22/0721 - Debbie Varney vs. Montreat 10/1/9720 - Debbie Varney vs. Catawba 9/27/9720 - Ka� e Luebke at North Greenville 9/21/0719 - Vivian Lacy at Wingate 9/30/06

Kills - 4 set match26 - Vivian Lacy vs. Carson-Newman 11/3/0625 - Ka� e Luebke at Lincoln Memorial 10/15/0824 - Debbie Varney vs. Lincoln Memorial 9/6/9724 - Vivian Lacy vs. Carson-Newman 10/10/0623 - Lisa Klein vs. Lee 9/11/9323 - Ka� e Luebke vs. Brevard 10/8/08

Kills - 5 set match33 - Debbie Varney vs. West Georgia 10/3/9733 - Vivian Lacy vs. Catawba 9/29/0732 - Vivian Lacy at Catawba 9/15/0731 - Vivian Lacy vs. Lincoln Memorial 10/5/0630 - Vivian Lacy vs. Newberry 9/28/0730 - Vivian Lacy at Lander 9/5/07

Kills - Single-Season621 - Lisa Klein 1993523 - April Carpenter 1993493 - Debbie Varney 1997488 - Barbara Varney 1995432 - April Carpenter 1994432 - Ka� e Luebke 2008

Kills - Career1513 - Debbie Varney 1994-971413 - Jill Lucas 1998-011368 - April Carpenter 1992-951127 - Jamie Johnson 1999-021039 - Rachael Woods 2000-02

Kills per set - season5.14 - Vivian Lacy 20064.75 - Vivian Lacy 20074.01 - Debbie Varney 19973.81 - Lisa Klein 19933.57 - Ka� e Luebke 2008

Kills per set - career4.90 - Vivian Lacy 2006-073.41 - Ka� e Luebke 2007-083.01 - April Carpenter 1992-952.90 - Rachael Woods 2000-022.77 - Jill Lucas 1998-01

Total a� empts - 3 set match54 - Vivian Lacy at Mars Hill 10/3/0652 - Susan Starnes vs. Carson-Newman 10/25/9450 - Vivian Lacy at Carson-Newman 11/9/0747 - Heather Evans vs. Bluefi eld 11/1/9746 - Vanessa Fortes’ at North Greenville 11/2/05

Total a� empts - 4 set match64 - Vivian Lacy at Carson-Newman 10/16/0759 - Holli Cadenhead vs. Montreat 9/1/0659 - Ka� e Luebke vs. Newberry 11/13/0854 - Gina Coff aro at Lincoln Memorial 10/27/0953 - Vivian Lacy at Newberry 9/22/0653 - Vivian Lacy vs. Carson-Newman 11/3/0653 - Bailee Price vs. Lincoln Memorial 9/29/09

Total a� empts - 5 set match79 - Vivian Lacy vs. Catawba 9/29/0774 - Vivian Lacy vs. Lincoln Memorial 10/5/0671 - Vivian Lacy at Catawba 9/15/0770 - Heather Evans vs. Lenoir-Rhyne 11/1/9770 - Vivian Lacy at Lander 9/5/07

Total a� empts - season1400 - Vivian Lacy 20071388 - Lisa Klein 19931242 - Barbara Varney 19951195 - Michelle Comstock 20011167 - Erin Broadfoot-Henley 1996

Total a� empts - career4036 - Jill Lucas 1998-013558 - Debbie Varney 1994-973154 - April Carpenter 1992-952970 - Jamie Johnson 1999-022790 - Rachael Woods 2000-02

A� empts per set - season11.82 - Vivian Lacy 200611.20 - Vivian Lacy 20079.42 - Holli Cadenhead 20068.86 - Debbie Varney 19978.70 - Amanda Trent 2005

A� empts per set - career (min. 300 a� )11.43 - Vivian Lacy 2006-078.19 - Bailee Price 2009-present7.91 - Jill Lucas 1998-017.77 - Rachael Woods 2000-026.95 - April Carpenter 1992-956.40 - Barbara Varney 1994-96

Hi� ng percentage* - 10-14 a� empts.769 (10-0/13) - Debbie Varney vs. Montreat 9/20/94.714 (12-2/14) - Barbara Varney vs. Montreat 9/1/95.700 (7-0/10) - Allyson Kilgore vs. Milligan 10/16/02.700 (7-0/10) - Amy Greer vs. Cumberland 10/20/95.692 (9-0/13) - Debbie Varney vs. King 11/11/94

Hi� ng percentage - 15-19 a� empts.895 (17-0/19) - Vivian Lacy at Concord 10/24/06.750 (13-1/16) - Debbie Varney vs. Clinch Valley 9/22/94.722 (13-0/18 - Gina Coff aro vs. Mt. Olive 9/12/09.688 (13-2/16) - Vivian Lacy at So. Virginia 9/16/06.647 (11-0/17) - Debbie Varney v. Clinch Valley 10/20/95.647 (12-1/17) - Ka� e Luebke vs. Kentucky St. 9/8/07

Hi� ng percentage - 20 or more a� empts.739 (17-0/23) - April Carpenter vs. Limestone 10/18/94.739 (18-1/23) - Susan Starnes vs. Montreat 10/11/94.667 (14-0/21) - Lisa Klein vs. Clinch Valley 9/4/93.654 (18-1/26) - Jessica Horton vs. EHC 11/1/05.652 (16-1/23) - Lisa Klein vs. Covenant 9/10/93

Hi� ng percentage - season.358 - April Carpenter 1993.337 - April Carpenter 1994.331 - April Carpenter 1995.325 - Kelsey Hayden 2008.322 - Debbie Varney 1995

Hi� ng percentage - career (min 1500 a� ).342 - April Carpenter 1992-95.295 - Vivian Lacy 2006-07.280 - Ka� e Luebke 2007-08.271 - Debbie Varney 1994-97.240 - Jessica Horton 2003-06.240 - Sam Underwood 2009-present

BLOCKSBlocks - 3 set match15 (5/10) - Debbie Varney vs. Carson-Newman 10/25/9411 (7/4) - Debbie Varney vs. Lee 9/14/9610 (5/5) - Marcia Harmon vs. Concord 8/31/0110 (3/7) - Jamie Johnson vs. Carson-Newman 9/1/0110 (3/7) - April Carpenter vs. Bryan 9/30/9510 (3/7) - Debbie Varney vs. Lincoln Memorial 9/28/94

Blocks - 4 set match17 (5/12) - Kelsey Hayden at Mars Hill 9/27/0716 (3/13) - Jamie Johnson vs. King 9/12/0114 (10/4) - Debbie Varney vs. Carson-Newman 9/10/9613 (6/7) - Jamie Johnson vs. Augusta St. 9/8/0113 (7/6) - Jamie Johnson vs. King 9/1/0112 (8/4) - Debbie Varney vs. Augusta 10/28/94

Blocks - 5 game match18 (7/11) - Donna Mar� n vs. Lincoln Memorial 9/18/9616 (2/14) - Jamie Johnson vs. Catawba 9/14/0115 (5/10) - Debbie Varney vs. Lincoln Memorial 9/18/9613 (4/9) - Jamie Johnson vs. Wingate 10/12/0113 (10/3) - Donna Mar� n vs. So. Wesleyan 10/4/9613 (5/8) - April Carpenter vs. King 9/13/94

Blocks - season279 (92, 187) - Lisa Klein 1991254 (77, 177) - Jamie Johnson 2001 241 (158, 83) - Debbie Varney 1996 231 (157, 74) - Debbie Varney 1995 226 (96, 130) - Debbie Varney 1994

Blocks - career808 (486, 322) - Debbie Varney 1994-97612 (245, 367) - Jamie Johnson 1999-02582 (337, 245) - April Carpenter 1992-95455 (233, 222) - Jill Lucas 1998-01423 (146, 278) - Jessica Horton 2003-06

Blocks per set - season2.66 - Lisa Klein 19911.90 - Jamie Johnson 20011.75 - Debbie Varney 19941.59 - Debbie Varney 19961.50 - Kelsey Hayden 2007

Blocks per set - career (min. 200 sets)1.50 - Lisa Klein 1990-931.43 - Debbie Varney 1994-971.28 - April Carpenter 1992-951.22 - Jamie Johnson 1999-021.09 - Donna Mar� n 1994-961.09 - Kelsey Hayden 2007-08

SERVICEService Aces - 3 game match11 - Libby Mauck vs. North Greenville 9/1/0110 - Gina Coff aro vs. Johnson C. Smith 9/8/068 - Holli Cadenhead vs. West Liberty St. 9/28/078 - Shawna Voigt vs. North Greenville 10/30/066 - Marcia Harmon vs. Mountain State 10/15/026 - Kelly Bristow vs. Barton 9/7/076 - Sonya Hunt vs. North Greenville 9/19/066 - Peyton Colclough vs. Montreat 11/10/086 - Bailee Price at Converse 9/25/096 - Sam Underwood vs. West Virginia State 9/2/10

Service Aces - 4 game match9 - Rachel Clinton vs. Francis Marion 9/14/028 - Rachael Clinton vs. Lenoir-Rhyne 10/26/027 - Rachel Clinton vs. Queens 10/26/027 - Jill Lucas vs. Lenoir-Rhyne 9/9/986 - Jessica Horton vs. Concord 9/6/036 - Rachael Woods vs. King 9/6/026 - Johanna Ratliff vs. Augusta St. 9/8/016 - Malina Payne vs. Montreat 11/11/976 - Barbara Varney vs. West Georgia 10/28/956 - Susan Starnes vs. West Georgia 10/29/94

Service Aces - 5 set match8 - Rachel Clinton vs. Lander 8/30/027 - Rachael Woods vs. Milligan 10/16/026 - Kirsten Manick vs. Milligan 10/16/026 - Michelle Comstock vs. Catawba 9/14/016 - Jill Lucas vs. C.W. Post 9/19/986 - Tara Ratliff vs. Wingate 9/27/976 - Carly Swisher vs. Augusta State 8/28/09

Service Aces - season78 - Rachel Clinton 200275 - Barbara Varney 199563 - Rachael Woods 200257 - Libby Mauck 200155 - Amy Greer 1995

Service Aces - career158 - Libby Mauck 1998-01132 - Jill Lucas 1998-01128 - Nicki Light 1993-95122 - Alexis Rowles 2004-07120 - Amy Greer 1993-96

Service Aces per set - season (min. 20 aces)0.639 - Rachel Clinton 20020.516 - Rachael Woods 20020.466 - Barbara Varney 19950.422 - Libby Mauck 20010.407 - Sonya Hunt 2006

Service aces per set - career (min. 200 sets)0.506 - Rachel Clinton 2001-020.410 - Carly Swisher 2008-090.350 - Peyton Colclough 2008-090.330 - Marcia Harmon 2002-030.320 - Holli Cadenhead 2006-07, 2009

SETTINGAssists - 3 set match50 - Nicki Light vs. King 11/11/9447 - Libby Mauck vs. Lenoir-Rhyne 10/28/0046 - Nicki Light vs. West Georgia 10/28/9545 - Stacey Ray at Mars Hill 10/3/0645 - Mariana Rezende vs. Lenoir-Rhyne 10/5/07

Assists - 4 set match67 - Nicki Light vs. Milligan 11/5/9459 - Stacey Ray vs. Mars Hill 9/12/0658 - Mariana Rezende at Lenoir-Rhyne 11/2/0758 - Mariana Rezende at Carson-Newman 10/16/0757 - Peyton Colclough vs. Brevard 10/8/08

Assists - 5 set match69 - Nicki Light vs. Milligan 10/21/9567 - Mariana Rezende vs. Catawba 9/29/0765 - Mariana Rezende at Catawba 9/15/0763 - Libby Mauck vs. Lenoir-Rhyne 9/19/0063 - Stacey Ray vs. Lenoir-Rhyne 9/15/0663 - Mariana Rezende at Mount Olive 9/1/07

Assists - season1590 - Nicki Light 19951574 - Nicki Light 19931397 - Nicki Light 19941256 - Ashley Sarmiento 20101240 - Mariana Rezende 2007

Assists - career4561 - Nicki Light 1993-953183 - Libby Mauck 1998-011588 - Sierra Harlacher 1998-011511 - Yvonne Varney 1995-981343 - Stacey Ray 2006

Assists per set - season11.48 - Mariana Rezende 200711.19 - Stacey Ray 200610.75 - Nicki Light 199410.38 - Ashley Sarmiento 201010.09 - Nicki Light 1993

Assists per set - career (min. 200 assists)10.38 - Ashley Sarmiento 2010-present10.18 - Nicki Light 1993-959.67 - Peyton Colclough 2008-098.19 - Aundria Barras 19966.88 - Bri� any Driggers 2004-056.07 - Libby Mauck 1998-01

DEFENSEDigs - 3 set match35 - Johanna Ratliff vs. Lincoln Memorial 9/5/9835 - Caitlyn Dean at Augusta State 11/5/1028 - Sarah King vs. Newberry 11/1/0228 - Jessica Salyers vs. Converse 10/15/0528 - Alexis Rowles at Mars Hill 10/3/06

Digs - 4 set match46 - Alexis Rowles vs. Newberry 10/29/0446 - Caitlyn Dean at Newberry 10/2/1043 - Alexis Rowles vs. Mars Hill 9/24/0440 - Caitlyn Dean vs. Anderson 10/30/1037 - Caitlyn Dean vs. Newberry 10/29/10

Digs - 5 set match40 - Alexis Rowles vs. Lincoln Memorial 10/5/0639 - Alexis Rowles vs. Wingate 9/23/0538 - Caitlyn Dean at Anderson 10/2/1037 - Caitlyn Dean at King 9/21/1037 - Caitlyn Dean vs. Lincoln Memorial 11/13/10

Digs - season845 - Caitlyn Dean 2010577 - Alexis Rowles 2005562 - Alexis Rowles 2007555 - Alexis Rowles 2006513 - Sarah King 2004

Digs - career2134 - Alexis Rowles 2004-071647 - Johanna Ratliff 1998-011186 - Sarah King 2002-041166 - Jill Lucas 1998-011155 - Libby Mauck 1998-01

Digs per set - season7.10 - Caitlyn Dean 20105.44 - Alexis Rowles 20054.66 - Sarah King 20044.63 - Alexis Rowles 20064.50 - Alexis Rowles 2007

Digs per set - career (min. 200 digs)7.10 - Caitlyn Dean 2010-present4.65 - Alexis Rowles 2004-073.65 - Sarah King 2002-043.19 - Johanna Ratliff 1998-013.09 - Marcia Harmon 2002-032.66 - Erin Broadfoot-Henley 1995-96

MISCELLANEOUSMatches played - career169 - Heather Evans 1994-97168 - Debbie Varney 1994-97168 - Amy Greer 1993-96144 - April Carpenter 1992-95144 - Libby Mauck 1998-01144 - Nicki Light 1993-95

Sets played - career565 - Debbie Varney 1994-97530 - Amy Greer 1993-96524 - Libby Mauck 1998-01516 - Johanna Ratliff 1998-01510 - Jill Lucas 1998-01

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS


ATTACKA� empts in a 3-Set Match Opponent Date A� Gardner-Webb 9/5/98 174Wingate 9/15/00 164Catawba 10/13/01 157Carson-Newman 10/25/94 156Newberry 11/1/01 152

A� empts in a 4-Set Match Opponent Date A� Anderson 9/3/05 203Presbyterian 10/5/99 201Newberry 9/29/01 197Presbyterian 9/28/00 195Presbyterian 10/13/00 195

A� empts in a 5-Set Match Opponent Date A� Newberry 11/1/97 257Wingate 10/12/01 252Lenoir-Rhyne 9/19/00 245Carson-Newman 10/2/01 239Lenoir-Rhyne 11/1/97 227

Kills Kills in a 3-Set Match Opponent Date KillsConcord 8/31/01 58Emory & Henry 11/1/05 57Concord 10/24/06 57Newberry 10/14/00 55King 11/11/94 55

Kills in a 4-Set Match Opponent Date KillsMilligan 11/5/94 75Carson-Newman 10/16/07 74Presbyterian 9/28/00 71Wingate 10/20/01 71Lenoir-Rhyne 10/19/00 68Brevard 10/8/08 68

Kills in a 5-Set Match Opponent Date KillsLenoir-Rhyne 9/19/00 91Catawba 9/29/07 78Milligan 10/21/95 77Mount Olive 9/1/07 74Newberry 9/28/07 73 Kills Per Game Opponent Date K/SetWingate 9/15/00 20.33 (61 kills in 3 st)Concord 8/31/01 19.33 (58 kills in 3 st)Mt. Vernon Nazarene 10/7/95 19.00 (38 kills in 2 st)Concord 10/24/06 19.00 (57 kills in 3 st)Milligan 11/5/94 18.75 (75 kills in 4 st)Newberry 10/14/00 18.33 (55 kills in 3 st)King 11/11/94 18.33 (55 kills in 3 st) Hi� ng Percentage in a 3-Set Match Opponent Date Pct.Southern Virginia 9/16/06 .527 (46-7/74)Covenant 9/10/93 .508 (36-4/63)West Liberty St. 9/8/07 .507 (44-7/73)Concord 10/24/06 .505 (57-9/95)North Greenville 10/30/06 .461 (44-9/76)

Hi� ng Percentage in a 4-Set Match Opponent Date Pct.Covenant 9/30/94 .430 (54-2/121)Milligan 11/5/94 .361 (75-22/147)West Alabama 8/31/07 .322 (49-12/115)Mars Hill 9/27/07 .315 (53-13/127)Mars Hill 10/13/09 .314 (65-15/159)

Hi� ng Percentage in a 5-Set Match Opponent Date Pct.Lincoln Memorial 9/18/96 .359 (44-11/92)Newberry 9/28/07 .339 (73-14/174)Montreat 9/2/05 .318 (55-14/129)Mount Olive 9/1/07 .309 (74-27/152)Lenoir-Rhyne 11/3/01 .303 (56-6/165)

ASSISTSAssists in a 3-Set Match Opponent Date ACarson-Newman 10/1/96 59King 11/11/94 53Catawba 10/13/01 52King 11/6/07 50Lenoir-Rhyne 10/28/00 49

Assists in a 4-Set Match Opponent Date AMilligan 11/5/94 68Carson-Newman 10/16/07 65Brevard 10/8/08 64Wingate 10/20/01 63Mars Hill 10/25/05 62Brevard 10/6/07 62

Assists in a 5-Set Match Opponent Date ACatawba 9/15/07 74Catawba 9/29/07 73Milligan 10/21/95 72Mount Olive 9/1/07 68Lenoir-Rhyne 9/19/00 67 Assists Per Set Opponent Date A/SetCarson-Newman 10/1/96 19.67 (59 ast. in 3 st)King 11/11/94 17.67 (53 ast. in 3 st)Catawba 10/13/01 17.33 (52 ast. in 3 st)Milligan 11/5/94 17.00 (68 ast. in 4 st)Lenoir-Rhyne 10/28/00 16.30 (49 ast. in 3 st)

SERVICE ACESService Aces in a 3-Set Match Opponent Date SAJohnson C. Smith 9/28/06 20North Greenville 9/1/01 19Converse 9/25/09 19Southern Virginia 9/16/06 15North Greenville 9/19/06 15Kentucky State 9/8/07 15

Service Aces in a 4-Set Match Opponent Date SAKing 9/6/02 19Francis Marion 9/14/02 17Concord 9/6/03 15Augusta State 9/8/01 14Catawba 9/24/05 14Mars Hill 10/25/05 14

Service Aces in a 5-Set Match Opponent Date SAMilligan 10/16/02 22Lander 8/30/02 17Lincoln Memorial 10/31/07 14Concord 9/6/02 13Harding 10/4/96 12

Service Aces Per Set Opponent Date SA/GmJohnson C. Smith 9/8/06 6.67 (20 aces in 3 st)North Greenville 9/1/01 6.33 (19 aces in 3 st)Lees-McRae 9/10/93 5.00 (10 aces in 2 st)North Greenville 9/19/06 5.00 (15 aces in 3 st)Kentucky State 9/8/07 5.00 (15 aces in 3 st)

DIGSDigs in a 3-Set Match Opponent Date DigsGardner-Webb 9/5/98 94Converse 10/15/05 90Mars Hill 10/3/06 89Mars Hill 10/23/01 88Limestone 10/15/05 88

Digs in a 4-Set Match Opponent Date DigsNewberry 9/29/01 142Wingate 10/20/01 112Lincoln Memorial 10/27/09 107Hun� ngdon 9/3/99 103Presbyterian 9/28/00 99

Digs in a 5-Set Match Opponent Date DigWingate 10/12/01 154Carson-Newman 10/2/01 133Limestone 10/2/09 125Wingate 10/28/06 124Mars Hill 9/3/94 121Lincoln Memorial 10/5/06 121 Digs Per Set Opponent Date Dig/SetNewberry 9/29/01 35.50 (142 digs in 4 st)Milligan 11/11/95 32.00 (64 digs in 2 st)Gardner-Webb 9/5/98 31.33 (94 digs in 3 st)Wingate 10/12/01 30.80 (154 digs in 5 st)Mars Hill 10/23/01 29.33 (88 digs in 3 st)

BLOCKSTotal Blocks in a 3-Set Match Opponent Date Tot. Blks (BS/BA)Carson-Newman 10/25/94 21.0 (7/28)Lee 9/14/96 21.0 (14/14)Bryan 9/30/95 21.0 (11/20)USC Spartanburg 9/7/01 19.5 (12/15)Lincoln Memorial 9/28/94 18.5 (9/19)

Total Blocks in a 4-Set Match Opponent Date Tot. Blks (BS/BA)Milligan 8/31/01 28.0 (21/14)Milligan 10/3/95 27.5 (22/11)Mars Hill 9/27/07 26.5 (10/33)King 9/1/01 26.0 (15/22)Milligan 11/5/94 21.0 (13/16)Lee 9/5/95 21.0 (13/16)

Total Blocks in a 5-Set Match Opponent Date Tot. Blks (BS/BA)Lincoln Memorial 9/18/96 33.0 (16/34)UNC Pembroke 9/7/01 29.5 (18/23)Newberry 9/28/07 27.5 (5/45)Harding 10/4/96 26.0 (16/20)Catawba 9/14/01 25.0 (6/38) Blocks Per Set Opponent Date B/SetMilligan 8/31/01 7.00 (28 blocks in 4 st)Carson-Newman 10/25/94 7.00 (21 blocks in 3 st)Lee 9/14/96 7.00 (21 blocks in 3 st)Bryan 9/30/95 7.00 (21 blocks in 3 st)Milligan 10/3/95 6.88 (27.5 blocks in 4 st)

TEAM RECORDS

Vivian Lacy2007 AVCA Division II All-American

Caitlyn Dean2010 Daktronics Division II All-American


AVCA/NCAA Division II All-American2007 Vivian Lacy

Daktronics NCAA Division II All-American2010 Caitlyn Dean (1st Team)

NAIA All-American1992 Carla Loyd

NAIA All-American Scholar Athlete1991 Lori Foshee1991 Kendra Johnson1994 April Carpenter1995 April Carpenter

AVCA/NCAA Division II All-Region2007 Vivian Lacy (1st Team)2010 Caitlyn Dean (1st Team)2010 Ashley Sarmiento (1st Team)2010 Alyssa Raterman (HM)

AVCA/NCAA Division II Region Freshman of the Year2010 Ashley Sarmiento

Daktronics Division II All-Region2010 Caitlyn Dean (1st Team)2010 Ashley Sarmiento (2nd Team)

NAIA All-Region1992 Carla Loyd1995 Debbie Varney

NAIA All-District1988 Brye Powers1989 Lori Foshee1989 Carla Loyd1990 Lori Foshee1990 Carla Loyd1991 Lori Foshee1991 Lydia Bach1992 Carla Loyd1992 Lydia Bach1992 Lori Foshee1993 Lisa Klein1993 April Carpenter

NAIA District 24 Player of the Year1991 Carla Loyd1992 Carla Loyd

Academic All-District IV (selected by CoSIDA)2000 Libby Mauck (2nd team)2001 Libby Mauck (1st team)2001 Sierra Harlacher (3rd team)2007 Alexis Rowles (2nd team)2008 Heather MacArthur (2nd Team)

South Atlan� c Conference Player of the Year2007 Vivian Lacy

South Atlan� c Conference Freshman of the Year2010 Ashley Sarmiento

South Atlan� c Conference Coach of the Year2010 Michael Robinson

All-South Atlan� c ConferenceFirst Team2001 Jamie Johnson2006 Vivian Lacy2007 Vivian Lacy2008 Ka� e Luebke2010 Caitlyn Dean2010 Alyssa Raterman2010 Ashley Sarmiento

Second Team1999 Jill Lucas2000 Jill Lucas2000 Libby Mauck2000 Jamie Johnson2001 Jill Lucas2006 Alexis Rowles2007 Ka� e Luebke2007 Kelsey Hayden2007 Mariana Rezende2009 Gina Coff aro2010 Sam Underwood

South Atlan� c Conference All-Freshman Team2007 Ka� e Luebke2008 Peyton Colclough2008 Carly Swisher2009 Bailee Price2009 Sam Underwood2010 Caitlyn Dean2010 Ashley Sarmiento

South Atlan� c Conference All-Tournament Team2010 Caitlyn Dean2010 Ashley Sarmiento

NCAA Division II Regional All-Tournament Team2010 Rhayne Smitherman

All-Tennessee-Virginia Athle� c Conference1985 Beth Carpenter1985 Freida Jones1985 Barbara May1986 Brye Powers1987 Brye Powers1988 Brye Powers1989 Lori Foshee1989 Carla Loyd1990 Carla Loyd

1990 Lori Foshee1991 Lori Foshee1991 Lydia Bach1991 Carla Loyd1992 Carla Loyd1992 Lydia Bach1992 Lori Foshee1993 Lisa Klein1993 April Carpenter1994 April Carpenter1994 Nicki Light1994 Barbara Varney1995 April Carpenter1995 Debbie Varney1995 Nicki Light

South Atlan� c Conference Scholar Athlete of the Year2001 Sierra Harlacher2007 Alexis Rowles

TVAC Scholar Athlete1992 Lydia Bach1992 Lori Foshee1992 Lisa Klein1993 Lisa Klein

South Atlan� c Conference Players of the Week2006 Vivian Lacy2006 Heather MacArthur2007 Vivian Lacy (twice)2008 Ka� e Luebke (twice)2008 Heather LeMay2008 Peyton Colclough2008 Erika Garcia2009 Gina Coff aro2010 Caitlyn Dean (twice)2010 Ashley Sarmiento (twice)2010 Alyssa Raterman

TVAC Championships1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1994

NCAA Division II Tournament Appearances2009, 2010

NAIA District 24 Championships1986, 1989

NCAA Division II Na� onal Sta� s� cal Champions

NCAA Division II Na� onal Sta� s� cal ChampionsTeam2001 Blocking (3.89 bpg)

Individual2010 Caitlyn Dean - Digs Per Set (7.1 dps)

Kelsey Hayden Jamie Johnson

Sierra HarlacherSierra Harlacher

Kelsey Hayden Jamie Johnson

Peyton ColcloughApril CarpenterApril Carpenter Peyton Colclough

Ka� e Luebke Libby Mauck

Jill LucasJill Lucas

Ka� e Luebke Libby Mauck

Carla LoydVivian LacyVivian Lacy Carla Loyd

Ashley Sarmiento Debbie VarneyAlexis RowlesAlexis Rowles Ashley SarmientoAshley Sarmiento Debbie Varney

Mariana RezendeBrye PowersBrye Powers Mariana Rezende

VOLLEYBALL HONORS

Nikki Light

Heather MacArthur

Lisa KleinLisa Klein Nikki Light

Heather MacArthurHeather MacArthur

Sam Underwood Barbara Varney

Bailee PriceBailee Price

Sam Underwood Barbara Varney

Gina Coff aro Lori FosheeLydia BachLydia Bach Peyton ColcloughGina Coff aro Lori Foshee Ericka Garcia

Heather LeMay

Caitlyn DeanCaitlyn Dean Sierra HarlacherEricka Garcia

Heather LeMay

Alyssa Raterman Mariana RezendeAlyssa RatermanAlyssa Raterman

Carly Swisher Sam UnderwoodCarly Swisher


Adkins, Kamron .................... 2010-presentAnderson, Heather ...............................1998Antunes, Paula ................................ 1990-93Bach, Lydia ...................................... 1990-92Baker, Cheryl .........................................1977Baker, Lisa .............................................1993Baker, Missy .................................... 1991-94Barnwell, Janet .....................................1989Barras, Aundria ............................... 1995-96Bartle� , Allison .....................................2006Bechanan, Angela .................................1993Besemer, Chris� ne .......................... 1998-00Bigach, Shealy ...................... 2010-presentBlevins, Ginger ......................................1993Bristow, Kelly ........................................2007Broadfoot-Henley, Erin ................... 1995-96Brown, Madeleine ................................1977Burkholder, Lanae .................................1999Bynum, Trish ................................... 1982-83Byrd, Sara .............................................2004Cadenhead, Holli .................. 2006-07, 2009Cagle, Amanda .....................................2008Calgaro, Rhonda ............................. 2002-03Campbell, Hannah ................................2010Carpenter, April .............................. 1993-95Carpenter, Beth .............................. 1983-86Castano, Diana ......................................1991Catron, Cheryl .......................................1995Clinton, Rachel .....................................2002Coff aro, Gina ................................... 2006-09Colclough, Peyton ........................... 2008-09Comstock, Michelle ........................ 2000-01Conklin, Bobby .....................................1997Cook, Kim .............................................1985Craig, Janice ..........................................1977Cutshaw, Crystal ...................................1993Davis, Tina ...................................... 1983-85Dawson, Robin ......................................1975Dean, Caitlyn ........................ 2010-presentDevo� , Renee ................................. 1987-89Doherty, Megan ..........................2006, 2008Driggers, Bri� any ............................ 2004-05Dudash, Chris� na .................................2009Eason, Anna ..........................................1987Eccleston, Karen ...................................1995England, Megan ....................................2008Evans, Heather ............................... 1994-97

Farmer, Jennifer ....................................1982Ferguson, Rhonda .................................1983Fortes, Vanessa ............................... 2005-06Foshee, Lori .................................... 1989-92Fritz, Cathy ...................................... 1975-77Garcia, Erika .................................... 2008-09Gentry, Shellie ......................................2000Gibson, Melanie ................... 2009-presentGilliam, Lisa ..........................................1994Goff , Karen ............................................1985Greenlee, Janet .............................. 1985-87Greer, Amy ...................................... 1993-96Grill, Amy ..............................................1989Hall, Lindsey .........................................2000Halliday, Karen ......................................1997Harlacher, Sierra ............................. 1998-01Harmon, Marcia ............................. 2000-03Harville, Ericka ......................................2004Hawley, Kendall ....................................2003Hayden, Kelsey ............................... 2006-08Hayes, Rhonda ......................................1983Henderlight, Brye .................................1986Higgins, Amy ................................... 2002-03Hill, Jayna ..............................................1975Hinds, Angela ........................................2000Honeycu� , Jenny ..................................1993Horton, Jessica ............................... 2003-06Huber, Sue ............................................1977Hunt, Sonya .................................... 2006-07Hya� , Ka� e ...........................................2005Hyde, Erin .............................................2008Jaeger, Stephanie ............................ 2003-04Johnson, Jamie ............................... 1999-02Johnson, Kendra ............................. 1989-91Jones, Freida ................................... 1986-87Jones, Lori .............................................1985Jones, Mary .................................... 1985-87Jus� ce, Dee ...........................................1982Karns, Kari .............................................2004Kilgore, Allyson .....................................2002Kimery, Sherriee ...................................1982King, Sarah ...................................... 2002-04Kinsler, Vanessa ....................................2005Kitner, Jean-Marie .......................... 2003-05Klein, Lisa ........................................ 1990-93Lacy, Vivian ..................................... 2006-07Lark, Christy ..........................................1991

Laucks, Laurie ................................. 1990-93LeMay, Heather .............................. 2008-09Lewallen, Kylie ......................................2005Light, Alicia ...........................................2007Light, Nicki ...................................... 1993-95Lilley, Sara ....................................... 2004-05Linville, Cindy ........................................1990Lloyd, Amy ............................................1986Lloyd-Chandler, Candi ...........................1993Loudenslager, Courtney ........................2000Loyd, Amy ....................................... 1987-89Loyd, Carla ...................................... 1989-92Lucas, Jill ......................................... 1998-01Luebke, Ka� e .................................. 2007-08Lutzick, Sue ..................................... 1975-77MacArthur, Heather ....................... 2006-08Manick, Kirsten ............................... 2002-03Mar� n, Donna ................................ 1994-98Mauck, Libby .................................. 1998-01May, Barbara .................................. 1983-85McGrady, Lindsey ........................... 2003-04 Mihalek, Balinda ............................. 1989-91Miller, Carrie ................................... 2002-04Mischnick, Sara ............................... 2001-02Muehle, Sally .................................. 1975-77Myers, Mindy .......................................1993Neill, Jenna ..................................... 2003-04Oblinger, Bri� ney ........................... 2007-08Payne, Melinda .....................................1997Perica, Lauren .......................................2000Pharr, Mary Ellen ..................................1993Philipp, Sarah .................................. 2004-05Pearce, Jean ..........................................1977Perozia, Jo Ann .....................................1986Perozo, JoAnn .......................................1985Powers Henderlight, Brye .....................1989Price, Bailie .......................... 2009-presentRader, Lynna .........................................1982Ratliff , Johanna ............................... 1998-01Ratliff , Tara ...................................... 1995-98Raterman, Alyssa .................. 2009-presentRay, Allyson ...........................................2010Ray, Stacey ............................................2006Rezende, Mariana .................................2007Richards, Missy .....................................1997Ricker, Vanessa ............................... 1987-89Ridge, Kristen .................................. 1999-00

Rowles, Alexis ................................. 2004-07Salyers, Jessica ......................................2005Sanders, Alisa ................................. 1986-87Sarmiento, Ashley ................ 2010-presentSexton, Michelle ............................. 1998-99Shelton, Angela ....................................1985Smith, April ...........................................1996Smith, Wilma ........................................1982Smitherman, Rhayne ............................2010Stanton, Nell .........................................1982Starnes, Susan ................................ 1993-94Stevens, SuEllyn ....................................2003S� lls, Dawn ..................................... 1989-91Stu� eville, Cathy ..................................1982Su� on, Kim ..................................... 1982-83Swisher, Carly ................................. 2008-09Tarlton, Kendra .....................................2009Taylor, Amy ..................................... 1985-86Tillman, Chandler .................................2006Townsley, Ginny ....................................1975Trent, Amanda ......................................2005Underwood, Sam .................. 2009-presentVan Huss, June ......................................1983Van Leth, Briska .............................. 1985-87Van Wyck, Jean .....................................1982Varney, Barbara .............................. 1994-96Varney, Debbie ............................... 1994-97Varney, Yvonne ............................... 1995-98Vasquez, Monica ..................................1985Vermilye, Carol .....................................1975Voelker, Kassie ...................... 2010-presentVoigt, Shawna ................................. 2004-06Wagner, Lisa .........................................1977Webb, Jenifer ................................. 1999-00Weissert, Jennifer ........................... 1998-01Welker, Tori ...........................................2010West, Angie ..........................................1987Whitson, Karen .....................................1975Wilburn, Kelley .....................................1993Williams, Amber ...................................1999Williams, Clara ......................................1982Wilson, Debra .......................................1982Wingard, Heather .................................2002Winstel, Caroline ..................................2007Wood, Taylor .................................. 2009-10Woods, Rachael .............................. 2000-02Young, Michelle .............................. 1987-90

Opponent W LAlabama-Huntsville .................... 0 2Anderson (S.C.) ......................... 7 1Arkansas Tech ............................. 0 1Armstrong Atlan� c State+ ......... 1 2Ashland ....................................... 0 1Augusta State+ ......................... 7 2Barton ......................................... 2 0Belmont ...................................... 5 2Belmont Abbey ........................... 3 2Bethel (Tenn.) ............................. 1 0Bluefi eld ..................................... 7 1Brescia ........................................ 1 0Brevard .................................... 7 2Bryan .......................................... 6 0California-San Diego ................... 0 1Carson-Newman ......................20 21Catawba ..................................10 18Central Arkansas ......................... 0 1Charleston (W.Va.) ...................... 1 1Chris� an Brothers ....................... 1 3Chris� an Heritage ....................... 0 1Concord ...................................... 4 1Converse ..................................... 7 4Covenant .................................... 6 1Cumberland (Ky.) ........................ 2 0Cumberland (Tenn.) .................... 2 1C.W. Post ..................................... 1 0East Tennessee St. ...................... 0 2Eastern Mennonite ..................... 1 0Eckerd ......................................... 0 1

Opponent W LEdinboro ..................................... 0 1Emory & Henry ........................... 4 1Erskine ..................................... 1 0Fairmont State ............................ 1 0Faye� eville State ........................ 2 0Flagler ...................................... 1 1Francis Marion ......................... 0 3Freed-Hardeman ........................ 2 1Gardner-Webb ............................ 0 8Georgetown (Ky.) ........................ 0 2Glenville State ............................. 2 0Harding ....................................... 0 1Hun� ngdon ................................. 3 0Indianapolis ................................ 0 1Jacksonville State ........................ 0 2Johnson C. Smith ........................ 1 0Kentucky State ............................ 3 0King (Tenn.) .............................12 12Lander ...................................... 4 5Lee .............................................. 1 15Lees-McRae .............................. 3 4Lenoir-Rhyne ...........................18 12Limestone ................................... 5 1Lincoln Memorial ....................19 22Lindsey Wilson ............................ 1 0Loyola ......................................... 0 1Madonna University ................... 0 1Marian College ........................... 0 1Mars Hill ..................................24 14Mar� n Methodist ....................... 2 0

Opponent W LMaryville (Tenn.) ......................... 0 1Meredith .................................... 1 0Midway ....................................... 1 0Midwestern State ....................... 0 1Milligan ..................................... 20 11Mississippi College ..................... 0 1Montevallo ............................... 0 6Montreat .................................. 25 0Mt. Olive ..................................... 5 0Mt. Vernon Nazarene ................. 0 3Mountain State ........................... 1 0Newberry ................................15 12North Alabama ........................... 1 2North Carolina Central................ 1 0North Carolina-Pembroke ........... 2 0North Dakota .............................. 1 0North Greenville ....................... 13 0Northern Kentucky ..................... 1 1Nova Southeastern ..................... 1 0Palm Beach Atlan� c .................... 0 2Pfeiff er ........................................ 2 1Pikeville ...................................... 1 2Point Loma ................................. 0 1Presbyterian ............................... 2 19Queens (N.C.) ............................. 2 1Rio Grande .................................. 1 1Rollins ......................................... 0 1Shaw ........................................... 1 0Shawnee State ............................ 1 0Slippery Rock .............................. 0 1

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDSOpponent W LSouth Carolina Aiken .................. 0 4South Carolina Upstate+ ............. 0 3Southern Indiana ........................ 0 1Southern Virginia ........................ 1 0Spring Arbor ............................... 0 1St. Andrews Presbyterian ......... 3 0Southern Wesleyan .................... 4 0Taylor .......................................... 0 1Tennessee Temple ...................... 3 0Union (Ky.) .................................. 5 0Valdosta State ............................. 0 1Virginia Intermont ...................... 5 0Virginia-Wise+ .......................... 20 1Wayne St. (Mich.) ....................... 0 1West Alabama ............................ 2 3West Georgia .............................. 5 3West Liberty State ...................... 1 0West Virginia State ................... 2 0West Virginia Tech ...................... 1 0West Virginia Wesleyan .............. 0 1Wingate .................................... 5 25

2011 Opponents in Bold

+ School name was changed: Armstrong Atlan� c State was Armstrong; Augusta State was Augusta; Virginia-Wise was Clinch Valley; USC Upstate was USC Spartanburg; Montreat was Montreat-Anderson

The Tusculum College Volleyball All-Time Le� er-winner roster is being compiled for the second � me this year. As this is the second � me an all-� me le� er-winner sec� on has

been produced, we are sure we have le� someone off inadvertantly. Please contact the Tusculum Athle� c Media Rela� ons offi ce for any correc� ons, addi� ons or dele� ons

to this list. The TC Athle� c Media Rela� ons offi ce wishes to thank all past sports informa� on directors, assistants and students that have worked so hard for many hours in

order to promote Tusculum Athle� cs through the years. Thanks go out to Steve Ruthsatz, Garre� McKnight, Buddy Pearson, Jamie Hamer Mike Maggert, Will Prewi� , Ma�

Horne, Kelly Harrison, Morgan Lunsford and Whitney Noble for all their hard work.

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