Francis Marion University2010 Volleyball

FAST FMU FACTSLocation ...................................... Florence, SC 29502-0547Address ..................................................... PO Box 100547Founded ...................................................................... 1970Enrollment.................................................................. 3,957President .................................................... Dr. Fred CarterAthletic Affiliation ...................................... NCAA Division IIConference Affiliation ....................... Peach Belt ConferenceNickname ............................................................... PatriotsColors ...................................................... Red, White, BlueHome Court .............. Smith University Center (cap. 2,493)Athletic Director ......................................... Murray HartzlerAthletic Trainers .......................... Spyder Webb, Joe CaubleSenior Women’s Administrator......................Teresa RameyCompliance Officer ......................................... Jason OrningFaculty Athletic Representative .................. Dr. Allen ClaboAthletic Office Phone (843) 661-1240...Fax (843) 661-4645Head Women’s Volleyball Coach............. Paul MacDonald

Office Telephone ................................. (843) 661-1246Volleyball E-mail Address .......... pmacdonald@fmarion.eduAssistant Coach.......................................... Samantha Sasan

Sports Information Director ................. Michael G. HawkinsTelephone Office (843) 661-1222 Home (843) 665-9248

Sports Information FAX Number ................. (843) 661-4645SID E-Mail Address ...................... mhawkins@fmarion.eduUniversity Website Address....................www.fmupatriots.comConference Website Address...............www.peachbelt.com

TABLE OF CONTENTSQuick Facts 1Coaching Staff 2-32010 Roster and Team Photograph 42010 Schedule 52010 Season Outlook 6Player Profiles 7-102009 Team Stats and Results 11All-Times Series Records 12Smith University Center 13Peach Belt Conference Information 132009 PBC Standings 13FMU Records 141991-2009 PBC Standings 15Past Teams 16PBC Records 17-18

Francis Marion University 2010 Volleyball

FMU is named in honor of South Carolina’s Revolution-ary War hero, General Francis Marion, who was nick-named the “Swamp Fox,” for using the terrain to out-foxthe British. Located about seven miles east of Florence,in the beautiful northeast section of South Carolina, the400-acre campus is about 90 miles from the state capitalof Columbia, 60 miles from the shores of Myrtle Beach,and 180 miles from the mountains of the Carolinas.

Francis Marion University placed92 student athletes, includingsix volleyball players, on last year’s

Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll (minimum 3.0 grade point average on a 4.0 scale during the academic year), 49 percent of all our student athletes. FMU also placed a record 134 student athletes (many

volleyball players) on its own Swamp Fox Athletic- Academic Honor Roll.

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Francis Marion University 2010 Coaching Staff

Paul MacDonald - FMU Volleyball CoachPaul MacDonald, 37, is entering his fifth year as the head coach for the Francis Marion

University women's volleyball program. He owns an 122-107 career coaching mark in seven sea-sons, including a 73-58 record in his four years at Francis Marion. In four seasons, his Patriot teamshave produced six All-Conference selections.

This past year (2009), the Patriots finished with an 11-20 record. Three Patriots were named tothe Peach Belt Conference Volleyball All-Academic Team, and the squad earned an AVCA TeamAcademic Award -- only one of three PBC schools to gain that honor.

In 2008, MacDonald earned PBC "Coach of the Year" honors while guiding the Patriots to a23-9 record and the program's third-ever NCAA Division II National Tournament invitation. FMU placedsecond during the PBC regular-season and advanced to the title match of the PBC Tournament. In

2007, FMU was 13-21 and placed fourth during the Peach Belt regular season. In a very successful first campaign (2006),MacDonald guided the Patriots to a 26-8 record and a share of the Peach Belt Conference regular-season championship.

MacDonald came to FMU from Mount Mercy College, an NAIA school in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. In three seasons guidingthe Mustangs, he compiled a 49-49 record, including a 25-11 mark in 2005 - the team's best record in more than a decade.Utilizing a roster that did not include any seniors, he also guided Mount Mercy to a second-place finish in the Midwest ClassicConference with a 6-1 record and to a spot in the NAIA Region VII Tournament for thefirst time since 2002. For that effort, he received conference "Coach of the Year" honors.

A native of Flat Rock, Mich., a suburb of Detroit, MacDonald earned a B.A.degree in business from Michigan State University and an M.Ed. degree in physicaleducation from Wayne State University. He earned CAP I certification through the USAVolleyball Coaches' Accreditation Program in 2007.

Prior to accepting the position at Mount Mercy, he was an assistant coach atDivision II Wayne State for the 2002 season, an assistant coach at Macomb CountyCommunity College for the 2001 campaign, and was an assistant and interim headcoach during the 1999 season at Division I Oakland University.

He spent five years (2004-2008) with the USA National Olympic DevelopmentProgram. He has five years of experience coaching at the high school level - includingwinning a district championship at Regina High School in Harper Woods, Mich. - andseven years of experience coaching at the Junior Olympics and club level. His JuniorOlympic squads placed first in the state of Michigan in 1998 and third in 2002.

MacDonald is a member of the United States Volleyball Association and theAmerican Volleyball Coaches Association. He has worked camps at the universities ofIowa, Michigan, and Wisconsin; Michigan State Univ.; Purdue Univ.; Eastern MichiganUniv.; Mount Mercy; and at high schools in Michigan. He was a coach for the 2006 USAHigh Performance A2 Camp in Charlotte, the 2007 USA High Performance A2 Camp inDavidson, N.C., and the 2008 USA High Performance A2 Camp in Baltimore, Md.

He now directs the FMU Patriot Volleyball Summer Camp programs and theFlorence Juniors Volleyball Club. MacDonald is the 13th head coach in the 37-year his-tory of the Francis Marion program, which boasts a .559 winning percentage.

FMU VB Year By YearYear Record Head Coach1973 9-8 Gayle Baker1974 16-16 Sherril York1975 20-13 Sherril York1976 15-15 Sherril York1977 9-15 Janelle Clark1978 7-23 Shelia Moorman1979 28-9 Shelia Moorman1980 32-10 Shelia Moorman1981 41-10 Shelia Moorman1982 22-17 Ann Barton1983 13-20 Ann Barton1984 18-14 Ann Barton1985 14-22 Ann Barton1986 14-21 Ann Barton1987 27-12 Ann Barton1988 18-16 Ann Barton1989 14-14 Renae Kirkhart1990 23-20 Renae Kirkhart1991 28-14 Renae Kirkhart1992 16-16 Carrie Byrd1993 19-14 Carlos Webb1994 19-19 Debbie Fore1995 12-29 Debbie Fore1996 28-2 Jerry Pruitt1997 32-4 Jerry Pruitt1998 27-6 Jerry Pruitt1999 24-11 Roy Martin2000 13-21 Sonny Kirkpatrick2001 8-23 Sonny Kirkpatrick2002 13-22 Sonny Kirkpatrick2003 11-24 Sonny Kirkpatrick2004 21-14 Sonny Kirkpatrick2005 29-11 Sonny Kirkpatrick2006 26-8 Paul MacDonald2007 13-21 Paul MacDonald2008 23-9 Paul MacDonald2009 11-20 Paul MacDonald

-- P-Mac By The Numbers -- Personal InformationBirthdate: October 6, 1972Hometown: Flat Rock, Mich.Education: Flat Rock High School ;Michigan State University, 1995 (B.A. in business) ;Wayne State University, 2002 (M.Ed. in physical education). Head Coaching Experience2003 Mount Mercy College 12-182004 Mount Mercy College 12-202005 Mount Mercy College 25-112006 Francis Marion University 26-82007 Francis Marion University 13-212008 Francis Marion University 23-92009 Francis Marion University 11-20Totals 122-107

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Samantha Sasan - FMU Volleyball Assistant CoachSamantha "Sam" Sasan of Foothill Ranch, Calif., is entering her first season on the Patriot bench asan assistant coach.

Her primary coaching responsibilities will include recruiting, on-court coaching, individual playerworkouts, pre- and post-season workouts, and helping in the area of academic support for teammembers.

Sasan was the starting setter for Charleston Southern University for four seasons (2006-10), afterwhich she earned a B.A. degree in communications (minor in religion). She ended her playing careeras the Buccaneers’ all-time leader in games played and ranked second in career assists and career

service aces and was fourth in career digs.

She is a product of El Toro High School in Lake Forest, Calif. As a senior, she was named her team’s most valuable player, wascaptain of her squad, and garnered second-team All-League recognition. She ranked 13th in California for assists, while helpingEl Toro to a Top 8 state-wide showing.

For the past three years, Sasan has served as a coach with the Charleston Junior Volleyball Club, including heading the 15-year-old squad in 2010.

Francis Marion University 2010 Coaching Staff

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2010 Peach Belt Conference Preseason Coaches Poll

# School 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th Total1. Flagler 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 492. Armstrong Atlantic State 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 43t3. Augusta State 0 1 2 1 1 1 1 26t3. Montevallo 0 0 3 2 0 2 1 26t5. Lander 0 0 1 2 4 0 0 25t5. USC Aiken 0 1 1 1 2 2 0 257. Francis Marion 0 0 1 2 1 2 1 218. UNC Pembroke 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 9

Francis Marion University2010 Women’s Volleyball Roster

No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Exp. Hometown (Last School) 1 Liz Drewry OH/S So. 5-10 1VL Richmond, VA (Mills E. Godwin HS) 2 Kelsie Deaton DS/L Sr. 5-6 3VL Martinsville, IN (Martinsville HS) 3 Hallie Legg DS Jr. 5-7 2VL Uniontown OH (North Canton HS) 4 Riley Forester OH Fr. 5-9 HS Alpharetta, GA (Milton HS) 5 Morgan Brazzell DS/L Fr. 5-4 HS Rock Hill, SC (Rock Hill HS) 7 Mallory Eggert MB Sr. 6-1 3VL Lake Elmo, MN (Woodbury HS) 8 Danielle Parker MB Jr. 5-11 JC Lockwood, MO (Missouri St.-West Plains)11 Amanda Mitchell OH Jr. 6-0 2VL Farragut, TN (Farragut, HS)12 Megan Mooney MB Fr. 6-1 HS Lake Oswego, OR (Lake Oswego HS)13 Paige Perreault OH Fr. 5-10 HS Kankakee, IL (Clifton Central HS)17 Nicole Bennett S Fr. 5-7 HS Round Hill, VA (Loudoun Valley HS)18 Ashlee Crook OH Jr. 5-11 2VL Parker, CO (Chaparral HS)

HEAD COACH: Paul MacDonald GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH: Samantha SasanAD: Murray Hartzler TRAINERS: Spyder Webb , Joe Cauble SID: Michael G. Hawkins

PRONUNCIATION: #1 Liz Dru-REE ; #3 HAL-ee Leg ; #7 Mallory EGG-ert ; #13 PURR-ault

Francis Marion University 2010 Team Roster

2009 FMU Volleyball Team.......Front Row (L-R): Crook, Eggert, Whitehead, Simpson, Mitchell,Drewry; Back Row (L-R): Legg, O’Connors, Deaton, Lane, MacDonald, Underhill, O’Leary, Morris.

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Francis Marion University 2010 Volleyball Schedule

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Date Opponent Time SiteSept. 3-4 FMU VB Invitational FLORENCESept. 3 Fri. Barton College 1:00Sept. 3 Fri. Erskine College 5:00Sept. 4 Sat. Carson-Newman College 11 amSept. 4 Sat. Brenau University 7:00Sept. 10-11 at Mount Olive College Invitational Tournament Mount Olive, NCSept. 10 Fri. vs Millersville University 12:00Sept. 10 Fri. vs Fairmont State University 6:00Sept. 11 Sat. vs Mount Olive College 10 amSept. 11 Sat. vs Newberry College 4:00Sept. 14 Tue. Limestone College 7:00 FLORENCESept. 17 Fri. University of Montevallo * 7:00 FLORENCESept. 18 Sat. Augusta State University * 1:00 FLORENCESept. 18 Sat. Belmont Abbey College 5:00 FLORENCESept. 21 Tue. at Wingate University 7:00 Wingate, NCSept. 24 Fri. at USC Aiken * 7:00 Aiken, SCSept. 25 Sat. at Lander University * 2:00 Greenwood, SCOct. 1 Fri. at Armstrong Atlantic State University * 7:00 Savannah, GAOct. 2 Sat. at Flagler College * 2:00 St. Augustine, FLOct. 6 Wed. at Augusta State University * 7:00 Augusta, GAOct. 9 Sat. at Coker College 5:00 Hartsville, SCOct. 12 Tue. Converse College 7:00 FLORENCEOct. 15 Fri. USC Aiken * 7:00 FLORENCEOct. 16 Sat. Lander University * 2:00 FLORENCEOct. 20 Wed. at UNC Pembroke * 7:00 Pembroke, NCOct. 22-23 at Pacer Volleyball Invitational Aiken, SCOct. 22 Fri. vs Davis & Elkins College 3:00Oct. 22 Fri. vs Palm Beach Atlantic University 5:00Oct. 23 Sat. vs King College 10 amOct. 31 Sun. at University of Montevallo * 2:00 Montevallo, ALNov. 3 Wed. UNC Pembroke * 7:00 FLORENCENov. 5 Fri. Armstrong Atlantic State University * 7:00 FLORENCENov. 6 Sat. Flagler College * 2:00 FLORENCENov. 12-14 at Peach Belt Conference Tournament TBA Savannah, GANov. 18-20 at NCAA II Southeast Regional TBD TBDDec. 2-4 at NCAA II National Elite 8 TBD TBD

* Peach Belt Conference matchAll times are Eastern

FMU 2010 Volleyball OutlookThe Francis Marion University women’s volleyball team will begin its 38th season this weekend as the Patriots host their annualFMU Invitational Tournament. The six-team event will run from 9 a.m. through approximately 9 p.m. on both Friday and Saturday(Sept. 3-4) in the Smith University Center. Admission is free. On Friday, FMU will play Barton College at 1 p.m. and ErskineCollege at 5 p.m., while on Saturday the Patriots will meet Carson-Newman College at 11 a.m. and Brenau University at 7 p.m.The remainder of Friday’s tournament schedule consists of: Carson Newman vs. Barton at 9 a.m., Brenau vs. Erskine at 11a.m., UNC Pembroke vs. Carson-Newman at 3 p.m., and UNC Pembroke vs. Brenau at 7 p.m. In addition to FMU’s matcheson Saturday: Erskine plays Barton at 9 a.m., Erskine meets UNCP at 1 p.m., Carson-Newman plays Brenau at 3 p.m., andBarton faces UNCP at 5 p.m.

Fifth-year FMU head coach Paul MacDonald welcomes back six returnees, including two starters and the libero, from lastyear’s 11-20 squad. However, the other three returnees also started double-figure matches last year.

Leading the returnees are 6-1 senior middle blocker Mallory Eggert and senior libero Kelsie Deaton. Eggert was recently namedto the 2010 Pre-Season All-Peach Belt Conference squad after finishing the 2009 season second in the PBC in blocks per game(1.03) and 11th in hitting percentage (.224). Deaton ranked third in the PBC in digs per game (4.33) and has recorded 17 careermatches of 20+ digs to push her career total to 1,316. “After nearly three years of starting at the libero spot, Kelsie is amongthe best in the Peach Belt,” said MacDonald.

Also returning are junior outside hitters Amanda Mitchell (13th in the PBC with a .214 hitting percentage) and Ashlee Crook (15thin digs per game at 2.77), junior defensive specialist Hallie Legg, and sophomore outside hitter Liz Drewry. MacDonald alsopointed to the group of Eggert, Deaton, Legg, Crook, and Drewry as the core of the Patriot defense. “Mallory’s blocking abilitiesand her steady offense is why she earned pre-season accolades.” As a team, FMU was second in the PBC in blocks per gamein 2009.

The Patriot newcomers include 5-11 junior middle blocker Danielle Parker and five freshmen: 5-7 setter Nicole Bennett (RoundHill, Va.), 5-4 defensive specialist Morgan Brazzell (Rock Hill, S.C.), 5-9 outside hitter RileyForester (Alpharetta, Ga.), 6-1 middle blocker Megan Mooney (Lake Oswego, Ore.), and 5-10 outside hitter Paige Perreault (Kankakee, Ill.).

“The team is excited to get the season started,” said MacDonald. “Practice has gone well,but the players are anxious to put on their jerseys and play someone other than them-selves. The freshmen and returnees have come together in a positive way and that synergyhas been evident on the court.”

“I feel comfortable and optimistic entering the season. With the loss of several startersfrom last year, we obviously need immediate contributions from Parker and the freshmen.”

Asked about replacing graduated setter Jess O’Leary, MacDonald said, “The trio of Bennett,Legg, and Drewry should fill that void. Nicole had a highly lauded prep career and is asteady presence on the court. She has done a good job of learning our offense, a feat thatnormally takes a more extended period of time. She makes good setting choices and hersetting deception is also well tuned. Every day is a learning experience for her as sheadjusts to the college game. The challenge is to spike that learning curve as we start theseason.”

Legg served as a setter on a part-time basis during the 2009 season (24 matches ofdouble-figure assists), while Drewry last set during her high school career, but at 5-10 hasthe advantage of height in that role.

Parker joined the Patriot program last spring after her junior college finished second in thenation in 2009. “Danielle has an explosive approach, is a smart attacker, and makes good decisions. Her addition is verywelcome.”

“Ashlee Crook has worked to improve her power and quickness as part of our right-side attack, while Amanda Mitchell hastrained hard on her setting and on becoming a more dynamic hitter. Liz will also see time on the right side. She can do justabout anything on the court at any position.”

“Each of the freshmen also adds a special talent, whether it is hitting, serving, setting, or receiving.”

Following this week’s tournament, Francis Marion will travel to the Mount Olive College Invitational on Sept. 10-11. The Patriots’30-match slate includes 14 home contests. FMU has won 21 of its last 29 home matches.

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2009 FMU Patriot Player Profiles#1 LIZ DREWRY Outside Hitter/Setter, 5’10”, So., Richmond, Va.FMU: Returning letterwinner and part-time starter.....Played in all 31 matches as a freshman with 12starts....Steady blocker....Good all-around player....Versatile.....High volleyball IQ....Excellent court aware-ness on the attack....Good block height....Possessses a jump serve that will cause problems for oppos-ing team's passers....Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC).....PBC Presidential and FMU SwampFox Athletic-Academic honor rolls 2010....PERSONAL: Born Elizabeth Ashby Drewry in Richmond,Va.....Attended Mills E. Godwin High School and played for coach Jason Garrett....As a senior, compiledmore than 320 kills and almost 300 digs....Helped Eagles to a 14-12 record, the Central Region cham-pionship, and a spot in the 2008 state tournament quarterfinals....2008 second-team VHSCA AAA All-State and first-team All-District and All-Region honors....2007 first-team All-District and second-teamAll-Region choice....Played for the U-Turn Volleyball Academy and the Richmond VolleyballClub....Nicknames are Liz and Biz....Hobbies include fishing, sports taste testing....PERSONAL FA-VORITES: (athlete) Maggie Murphy, (team) The Flying Squirrels (Richmond), (movies) Remember theTitans, Toy Story 1,2,3, (TV Shows) Grey's Anatomy, Private Practice, (food) Chick-fil-A, El T, (Favoritewebsite) Facebook, (Tweet) Yes, (FMU) The volleyball Team, (What's in Your CD Player/iPOD) Kings ofLeon, Jack Johnson.....MAJOR: Business.

#2 KELSIE DEATON Libero/Def. Specialist, 5’6”, Sr., Martinsville,Ind.FMU: 3-year returning starter at the libero position.....One of top liberos in the PBC.....Could finishsecond on the FMU career list for digs....2009: ranked 3rd in PBC in digs per game (4.33)....More 1300career digs....Moved to the libero position midway through 2007 season....2008: ranked 7th in PBC indigs per game....2007: Ranked 9th in the PBC in digs per game....Very successful freshmanseason....Great feel for service reception....Balanced passer....Positions herself well to allow for greatoverall ball control.....Good vocal abilities on the court....PBC Presidential and FMU Swamp Fox Ath-letic-Academic honor rolls 2009, 2010.....Arch Fellowship....Oldest player on the team....PERSONAL:Born Kelsie Nichelle Deaton in Martinsville, Ind.....Attended Martinsville High School and played forcoach Roxanne Chapman.....As a senior, compiled 435 digs in 35 matches with a serve receive per-centage of 87%.....All-Conference....All-Metro West....MHS reached semifinals of state tournament.....Teamcaptain....Team's Most Outstanding Defense Award.....As a junior, helped MHS to the 2005 Indiana 4Astate championship....Twice met country singer Dierks Bentley....Nickname is Kels.....Hobbies includesports, going to the beach, hanging out with friends.....PERSONAL FAVORITES: (athlete) Peyton Man-ning, (team) Indinanapolis Colts, (movies) Forgetting Sarah Marshall, A League of Their Own, (TVShow) Jersey Shore, (Food) Seafood, (Favorite website) Facebook, (Tweet) No, (FMU) The school'slocation, my team, the people....MAJOR: Elementary Education.

#3 HALLIE LEGG Def. Specialist, 5’7”, Jr., Uniontown, OhioFMU: Two-year returning letterwinner.....Part-time starter in 2009.....Part of team’s core defense....Playedin every match each of her first two seasons....Ranked 11th in Peach Belt Conference in service acesper game....Saw time at setter spot in 2009....Versatile player.....Chance to score points on her aggres-sive jump serve.... PBC Presidential Honor Roll 2009, 2010....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-AcademicHonor Roll 2010......PERSONAL: Born Hallie Lexus Legg in North Canton, Ohio.....Attended HooverHigh School, where she played for coaches Mia Thomas and Annie Desrosiers....3-yearletterwinner....Honorable mention All-District IV, All-Federal League, All-Stark County selection....Assenior led HHS in assists and service points for a 14-8 Vikings squad that finished third in FederalLeague....At Backstreet Boys' Millenium concert touched their hand as they walked by....Once went ona shopping spree with Lauren Conrad....Spends time with her dog Chloe.....Hobbies includeshopping....Nicknames are Hal and Lex.....PERSONAL FAVORITES: (athlete) Ana Kidder, (team) FloridaGators, (movie) She’s Out of My League, (TV Shows) Real Housewives, Gene Simmons Family Jewels,(food) Sushi and mom’s cooking, (Favorite websites) dsw.com and express.com, (Favorite on-lineactivity) shopping, (Tweet) No, (FMU) Intercollegiate athletics, (in my CD/iPOD) Nickleback,Rihanna....MAJOR: Graphic Design.

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Year M G K E TA K% KPG A APG SA D DPG BS BA2009 27 99 3 3 39 .000 0.03 11 0.11 9 429 4.33 0 02008 32 115 2 3 20 -.050 0.02 27 0.23 3 416 3.62 0 02007 34 128 0 1 26 -.038 0.00 28 0.22 28 471 3.68 0 0Totals 93 342 5 7 85 -.024 0.01 66 0.19 40 1316 3.85 0 0

Year M G K E TA K% KPG A APG SA D DPG BS BA2009 31 115 1 9 30 -.267 0.01 417 3.63 12 227 1.97 0 02008 32 115 6 8 41 -.049 0.05 22 0.19 32 229 1.99 0 0Totals 63 230 7 17 71 -.141 0.03 439 1.91 44 456 1.98 0 0

Year M G K E TA K% KPG A APG SA D DPG BS BA2009 31 115 139 75 475 .135 1.21 24 0.21 22 96 0.83 5 48

#4 RILEY FORESTER Outside Hitter, 5’9”, Fr., Alpharetta, Ga.FMU: First-year player at FMU.....High energy player.....Great pace on jump serve.....Speed on outsidewill be beneficial....Long and fast-paced approach.....Very athletic....Still developing a variety ofshots....Bright future with unlimited potential....PERSONAL: Born Riley Danielle Forester in Chicago,Ill.......Attended Milton High School and played for coach Deb Schaefer.....Helped Eagles to a 60-35record over her junior and senior seasons....Also played for TCA Atlanta Volleyball Club....Double-jointed in shoulders and fingers....Has two weiner dogs (Rico and Nina)....Coached by AVP beachvolleyball players Al-B Hannemann and Angela Rock....Hobbies include surfing, beach volleyball, go-ing to concerts and music festivals.....PERSONAL FAVORITES: (athletes) Misty May, Kerri Walsh, (teams)Atlanta Braves, Atlanta Falcons, Chicago White Sox, Chicago Bears, (movie) Blue Crush, (TV Show)Flavor of Love, (food) Chick-Fil-A, hibachi, seafood, (Favorite website) Facebook, (Favorite on-lineactivity) Creepin, (Tweet) No, (FMU) The volleyball team, (in my CD/iPOD) Jam bands, clubstep, elec-tronic, Phish.....MAJOR: Psychology.

#5 MORGAN BRAZZELL DS/L, 5’4”, Fr., Rock Hill, S.C.FMU: First-year player at FMU.....Suffered pre-season injury.....Classic defensive specialist....Steady onserve receive....Manages hard-hit balls very well....Nice float serve....PERSONAL: Born Morgan Brazzellin Pineville, N.C.......Attended Rock Hill High School and played for coach Cindy Elder....3-year starter....2-time All-Region.....All-State in 2008.....Played in North-South All-Star Match following senior season.....Alsoplayed for the Rock Hill Volleyball Club.....Hobbies include sports, hanging out with friends....PERSONALFAVORITES: (athlete) Jenny Finch, (team) Boston Red Sox, (movie) Fox and the Hound, (TV Show)AFV, (food) cereal, (Favorite website) Facebook, (Favorite on-line activity) Facebook, (Tweet) No, (FMU)the sports, (What's in Your CD Player/iPOD) Everything.....MAJOR: Elementary Education.

#7 MALLORY EGGERT Middleblocker, 6’1”, Sr., Lake Elmo, Minn.FMU: 3-year returning starter......2010 Pre-Season All-Peach Belt Conference Team.....Steady on bothdefense and offense.....Led 2009 FMU regulars in hitting percentage and blocks....2009 rankings: 2ndin blocks per game (43rd nationally) and 11th in hitting percentage.....2009 Team Captain....2008:Ranked 3rd in the Peach Belt Conference and 69th nationally in blocks per game....Very successfulfreshman campaign.....Has improved strength at the net....2007 PBC ranking: 6th in blocks pergame....Great feel for blocking....Can challenge opponents with her quick attack and slide....Positionsherself well....Adds height to Patriot frontline.....PERSONAL: Born Mallory Elizebeth Eggert in St. Paul,Minn.....Attended Mahtomedi and Woodbury high schools, and played for coaches Jill Holmstrom andWally Bomgren....All-Conference as a senior.....2-year team captain.....Past recipient of team's MostImproved and Best Offense awards....Competed in figure skating for 15 years....Played boys’ youthbaseball and hockey.....Skated with Wayne Gretzke and met Joe Mauer, Orlando Hudson, Cal RipkenJr., and John Cena....Went to school with some Minnesota Viking cheerleaders....Motion CitySoundtrack....Nicknames are Mal and Malz....Hobbies include shopping, anything on the water, sport-ing events, hanging out with friends....PERSONAL FAVORITES: (athletes) Kerri Walsh, Joe Maurer,(teams) Minnesota Vikings, Minnesota Twins, (movies) Tommy Boy, Hangover, (TV shows) Entourage,Chopped, (Food) Sushi, steak, seafood, (Favorite website) Facebook, (Favorite on-line activity) shop-ping, (Tweet) No, (FMU) Teammates and proximity to the beach, (in my CD/iPOD) Brad Paisley.....MAJOR:Graphic design.

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Year M G K E TA K% KPG A APG SA D DPG BS BA2009 31 115 195 80 514 .224 1.70 6 0.05 7 77 0.67 19 1002008 29 88 128 70 332 .175 1.45 6 0.07 2 37 0.42 5 812007 33 119 185 113 519 .139 1.55 7 0.06 1 43 0.36 13 99Totals 93 322 508 263 1365 .179 1.58 19 0.06 10 157 0.49 37 280

#8 DANIELLE PARKER Middleblocker, 5’11”,Jr.,Lockwood, Mo.FMU: First-year player at FMU....Transfer from Missouri State University-West Plains....Joined FMUprogram in spring of 2010.....Brings championship experience to the program.....Competitivespirit.....Upbeat personality.....Explosive approach.....Smart attacker.....Makes good decisions.....Greatfeel for blocking in the middle.....Great pick-up for the program.....PBC Presidential and FMU Swamp FoxAthletic-Academic honor rolls 2010.....Part of Honors Program.....Math Club.....JUCO: Played 2seasons.....Helped Lady Grizzlies to a 27-9 mark and a 2009 NJCAA Division I national championshipmatch appearance....As a sophomore: .266 hitting pct., 1.23 kills per game, 0.61 blocks per game...As afreshman: .272 hitting pct., 1.19 kpg, 0.81 bpg for a 38-15 squad that finished 7th at nationaltournament......PERSONAL: Born Danielle Annisa Parker in Springfield, Mo......Graduate of LockwoodHigh School where she played for coach Cheryl Shores....2-time All-State.....In her 3 seasons as astarter, Lockwood was 82-21-5 and won three straight district titles....Has a twin brother and an olderbrother and sister who are twins.....Nickname is D....PERSONAL FAVORITES: (athlete) Peyton Man-ning, (team) Indianapolis Colts, (movie) Toy Story 3, (TV Show) The Big Bang Theory, (food) Pizza,(Tweet) No, (FMU) The volleyball team.....MAJOR: Mathematical Sciences.

#11 AMANDA MITCHELL Outside Hitter, 6’0”, So., Farragut, Tenn.FMU: Two-year returning starter.....Very successful first two seasons....2009 PBC All-AcademicTeam....2009 rankings: 13th in the PBC in hitting percentage.....2008 Peach Belt Conference All-Tour-nament Team....2008 PBC rankings: 9th in hitting percentage, 11th in kills per game....Very intenseplayer....Firery energy.....Has worked hard to improve setting abilities and to become a more dynamichitter.....Strong attack....Very consistant block.....Strong jump serve....High energy style of play will be funto watch as her game develops....PBC Presidential and FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic honor rolls2009, 2010.....2010 ADA Academic Achievement Award.....Student-Athleteic Advisory Committee (SAAC)2008-09, 2009-10 (including past secretary).....PERSONAL: Born Amanda Michele Mitchell in Knox-ville, Tenn.....Attended Farragut High School and played for coach David Moore.....As a senior, wasPlayer of the Year for both the Knoxville Interscholastic League and District 4-AAA....Played in East/WestAll-Star Game....Senior stats: 496 kills, 247 blocks, 82 service aces....3-time All-KIL pick....3-time Region2 All-Tournament Team selection....Has seen Kenny Chesney in concert, has Aaron Carter’sautograph....Has met Sarah Jessica Parker and President Obama....Hobbies include eating, shopping,relaxing......PERSONAL FAVORITES: (athlete) Ashlee Crook, (team) FMU Volleyball Team, (movie)Forgetting Sarah Marshall, (TV Show) Sex and the City, (food) Olive Garden, Chick-Fil-A, (Tweet) No,(FMU) The volleyball team, (in my CD/iPOD) Marvin Gaye (Let’s Get It On).....MAJOR: Biology.

#12 MEGAN MOONEY Middleblocker, 6’1”, Fr., Lake Oswego, Ore.FMU: First-year player at FMU.....Quick attack.....Does good job with slide.....Bright future.....Has im-proved her blocking abilities and her powerful attack behind the setter.....PERSONAL: Born MeganRoseanne Mooney in Portland, Ore.....Attended Lake Oswego High School and played for coaches K.T.Emerson and Christy Burnett....As a senior, earned first-team All-League (Three Rivers) recognition....Alsoplayed with the ASICS Athena Volleyball Academy....Great grandfather founded Carl’s Jr. restuarantchain, which later bought out Hardee’s on the West Coast.....Nickname is Meg.....Hobbies include eat-ing, fishing, shooting, laughing....PERSONAL FAVORITES: (athlete) Nolan Ryan, (team) Los AngelesAngels of Anaheim, (movie) The Fox and the Hound, (TV shows) The Office, The Last American Cow-boy,, (food) Carl’s Jr., (Favorite website) Facebook, (Tweet) No, (FMU) Beach volleyball, (in my CD/iPOD) Country.....MAJOR: Undecided.

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Year M G K E TA K% KPG A APG SA D DPG BS BA2009 31 115 208 86 571 .214 1.81 26 0.23 1 48 0.42 3 582008 32 106 265 93 718 .240 2.50 24 0.23 20 84 0.79 4 58Totals 63 221 473 179 1289 .228 2.14 50 0.23 21 132 0.60 7 116

#13 PAIGE PERREAULT Outside Hitter, 5’10”, Fr., Kankakee, Ill.FMU: First-year player at FMU.....High energy player.....Hits nice heavy ball......Long distanceserve.....Fierce competitor.....Diversified game.....Great attack reach, developed from training on a men’sheight-net during her two seasons of practice with her club’s boys squad.....PERSONAL: Born PaigeElizabeth Perreault in Kankakee, Ill.....Attended Clifton Central High School and played for coach AmberBoudreau....Also played with the Ultimate Volleyball Club and participated in the 2009 USAV GirlsJunior Olympic Championships.....Met Mike Ditka.....Nickname is Ging...Hobbies include volleyball, boat-ing, sleeping....PERSONAL FAVORITES: (athlete) Misty May-Treanor, (teams) Chicago Bears, Chi-cago Blackhawks, (movie) The Hangover, (TV show) The Kardashians, (food) Tacos, (Favorite website)Facebook, (Favorite on-line activity) shopping, (Tweet) Yes, (FMU) The volleyball team and MyrtleBeach, (in my CD/iPOD) Country, hip-hop, rock.....MAJOR: Biology.

#17 NICOLE BENNETT Setter, 5’7”, Fr., Round Hill, Va.FMU: First-year player at FMU.....Steady presence, calm demeanor.....Highly lauded high schoolcareer.....Done a good job learning our offence during the pre-season....Makes good settingchoices.....Does a great job of locating the ball for her attackers....Her deception of setting has also beengood.....Brings a no-nonsense approach to leading her squad on and off the court....Youngest player onthe team.....PERSONAL: Born Nicole Valentine Bennett in Miami, Fla.....Attended Loudoun Valley HighSchool and played for coach Laird Johnson.....Senior stats: more than 400 assists, 34 service aces, 56kills, 12 solo blocks.....Helped the Vikings to s 23-5 record and the school’s fourth state title in 10 years,but the first at the VHSL AAA level....Earned first-team All-State, All-Region, and All-District honors.....3-year starter and team captain....Also played for the Northern Virginia Volleyball Association....Hobbiesinclude going to the beach, fishing, hanging out with friends....PERSONAL FAVORITES: (athlete) MistyMay, (team) Washington Redskins, (movie) We Are Marshall, (TV show) Grey’s Anatomy, (food) Mexi-can, (Tweet) No, (FMU) The people and volleyball teammates, (What's in Your CD Player/iPOD) Brooks& Dunn......MAJOR: Undecided.

#18 ASHLEE CROOK Outside Hitter, 5’11”, Jr., Parker, Colo.FMU: Two-year returning letterwinner.....Starter in 2009 and part-time starter in 2008.....For 2009, ranked15th in the PBC for digs per game....Very productive first two seasons...Added power and quickness toher game for 2010....Has developed a variety of swings.....Hits an extremely heavy ball and has confi-dence delivering that power into any location on the court....Very high level of defense andpassing....Possesses very cool demeanor which allows her to be very confident in all aspects of thegame....PBC Presidential and FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic honor rolls 2009, 2010.....PERSONAL:Born Ashlee Dawn Crook in Denver, Colo.....Attended Chaparral High School and played for coachesT.R. Ellis and Jim Becker....First-team All-State Team....2-time All-Conference....3-time TournamentMVP.....As a senior, averaged 12.3 kills and 7.8 digs per match with totals of 36 solos blocks and 16service aces, while helping CHS to a 16-6 record....Career stats: 346 kills, 199 digs, 72 blocks, 32service aces.....Also played for Nuu Sky Volleyball Club....Has met Chris Anderson (Birdman) of theDenver Nuggets....Nickname is Ash...Wants to be a statatician for the NBA....PERSONAL FAVORITES:(athlete) LeBron James, (team) Denver Nuggets, (movies) Blind Side, Last Song, (TV show) One TreeHill, (food) Chocolate, (Favorite on-line activity) shopping, (Tweet) No, (FMU) The small classes (one-on-one with professors), (in my CD/iPOD) Everything.....MAJOR: Mathematics.

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Year M G K E TA K% KPG A APG SA D DPG BS BA2009 26 94 201 120 711 .114 2.14 7 0.07 21 260 2.77 2 322008 27 87 210 86 591 .210 2.41 4 0.05 14 77 0.89 8 30Totals 53 181 411 206 1302 .157 2.27 11 0.06 35 337 1.86 10 62

|——RECEPT——| |—DIG—| |————BLOCKING————|## Name G RE TA Pct DIG Dig/G BS BA Total B/Game BE BHE8 Whitehead 39 0 1 1.000 6 0.15 5 12 17 0.44 0 07 Eggert 115 0 11 1.000 77 0.67 19 100 119 1.03 6 317 Simpson 100 2 5 .600 16 0.16 15 83 98 0.98 23 411 Mitchell 115 7 54 .870 48 0.42 3 58 61 0.53 3 69 O'Leary 115 1 5 .800 235 2.04 0 11 11 0.10 0 294 Underhill 111 58 540 .893 276 2.49 3 34 37 0.33 1 21 Drewry 115 16 82 .805 96 0.83 5 48 53 0.46 2 418 Crook 94 40 553 .928 260 2.77 2 32 34 0.36 2 113 Morris 41 1 3 .667 42 1.02 5 18 23 0.56 4 12 Deaton 99 44 634 .931 429 4.33 0 0 0 0.00 0 03 Legg 115 14 109 .872 227 1.97 0 0 0 0.00 0 225 O'Connors 34 3 31 .903 20 0.59 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 TEAM 14FMU Totals 115 200 2220 .910 1732 15.06 57 396 255.0 2.22 41 72Opponents........... 115 110 1608 .932 1559 13.56 44 262 175.0 1.52 34 52

|—————ATTACK————| |—SET—| |——SERVE——|## Name GP-MP-MS K K/Game E TA Pct A A/Game TA PCT SA SA/Gm SE TA PCT8 Whitehead 39-15-3 22 0.56 8 59 .237 7 0.18 9 .778 4 0.10 7 24 .7087 Eggert 115-31-29 195 1.70 80 514 .224 6 0.05 43 .140 7 0.06 17 321 .94717 Simpson 100-28-27 83 0.83 34 229 .214 2 0.02 8 .250 2 0.02 5 15 .66711 Mitchell 115-31-17 208 1.81 86 571 .214 26 0.23 151 .172 1 0.01 3 11 .7279 O'Leary 115-31-16 42 0.37 14 132 .212 578 5.03 1663 .348 21 0.18 41 368 .8894 Underhill 111-31-29 250 2.25 120 887 .147 12 0.11 118 .102 27 0.24 19 409 .9541 Drewry 115-31-12 139 1.21 75 475 .135 24 0.21 157 .153 22 0.19 12 178 .93318 Crook 94-26-22 201 2.14 120 711 .114 7 0.07 93 .075 21 0.22 26 324 .92013 Morris 41-20-5 67 1.63 47 206 .097 1 0.02 10 .100 6 0.15 15 80 .8122 Deaton 99-27-0 3 0.03 3 39 .000 11 0.11 116 .095 9 0.09 21 292 .9283 Legg 115-31-14 1 0.01 9 30 -.267 417 3.63 1228 .340 12 0.10 26 298 .9135 O'Connors 34-16-3 0 0.00 2 5 -.400 30 0.88 76 .395 5 0.15 11 65 .831FMU totals 115-31-31 1211 10.53 599 3859 .159 1121 9.75 3672 .305 137 1.19 203 2385 .915Opponents 115-31-31 1139 9.90 592 3394 .161 1050 9.13 2517 .417 164 1.43 184 1851 .901

FINAL Record: 11-20 PBC Record: 3-11 Home: 6-7 Away: 3-7 Neutral: 2-6

Francis Marion University 2009 Stats and Results

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Date Opponent Score Score-by-game Time Att % Aug 28, 2009 vs Lincoln Memorial W 3-1 25-15,26-28,25-18,25-14 1:35 100

% Aug 28, 2009 at Carson-Newman 1-3 L 25-20,15-25,20-25,24-26 1:46 275% Aug 29, 2009 vs Lees-McRae College 0-3 L 18-25,18-25,16-25 1:30 50% Aug 29, 2009 vs Davis & Elkins Coll. W 3-2 17-25,25-16,19-25,25-23,15-10 1:45 50$ Sep 04, 2009 LENOIR-RHYNE COLLEGE 0-3 L 22-25,20-25,13-25 1:08 119$ Sep 04, 2009 ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE W 3-0 25-21,25-23,25-23 1:12 102$ Sep 05, 2009 UNIV. OF CHARLESTON 2-3 L 25-11,25-16,18-25,18-25,10-15 1:45 116$ Sep 05, 2009 ERSKINE COLLEGE W 3-1 25-16,25-17,16-25,25-20 1:41 109 Sep 10, 2009 at St. Andrews W 3-0 25-18,25-17,25-15 1:22 130* Sep 20, 2009 at Univ. of Montevallo 0-3 L 19-25,16-25,19-25 1:02 177* Sep 22, 2009 at Augusta State 2-3 L 23-25,16-25,25-19,25-23,10-15 2:15 105* Sep 25, 2009 USC AIKEN W 3-1 25-22,21-25,25-23,25-23 2:05 130* Sep 26, 2009 LANDER UNIVERSITY 0-3 L 23-25,20-25,23-25 1:22 80* Sep 30, 2009 UNC PEMBROKE W 3-1 25-21,18-25,27-25,25-20 1:59 225* Oct 02, 2009 ARMSTRONG ATLANTIC 1-3 L 25-22,18-25,19-25,19-25 1:52 100* Oct 03, 2009 FLAGLER COLLEGE 1-3 L 25-16,22-25,19-25,16-25 1:39 81 Oct 05, 2009 at Limestone W 3-1 25-19,14-25,25-21,25-14 1:45 50 Oct 10, 2009 QUEENS U. CHARLOTTE W 3-0 25-13,25-16,25-17 1:30 50* Oct 16, 2009 at USC Aiken 2-3 L 20-25,26-24,19-25,25-20,9-15 2:03 412* Oct 17, 2009 at Lander University W 3-1 22-25,25-23,25-20,25-23 1:54 115 Oct 20, 2009 COKER COLLEGE W 3-0 25-23,25-12,25-22 1:16 170~ Oct 23, 2009 vs Anderson University 0-3 L 20-25,20-25,17-25 1:30 25~ Oct 23, 2009 vs Lees-McRae College 2-3 L 14-25,25-18,17-25,27-25,9-15 2:00 25~ Oct 24, 2009 vs Limestone 0-3 L 25-27,11-25,22-25 1:30 25~ Oct 24, 2009 vs #24 Wingate University 0-3 L 14-25,15-25,21-25 1:09 41* Oct 30, 2009 UNIV. OF MONTEVALLO 0-3 L 21-25,18-25,20-25 1:17 91* Oct 31, 2009 AUGUSTA STATE 1-3 L 21-25,22-25,25-14,16-25 1:48 71* Nov 04, 2009 at UNC Pembroke 2-3 L 25-11,23-25,20-25,25-19,7-15 2:09 471* Nov 06, 2009 at Armstrong Atlantic 0-3 L 17-25,23-25,18-25 1:17 144* Nov 07, 2009 at Flagler College 0-3 L 15-25,17-25,17-25 1:00 129^ Nov 13, 2009 vs Armstrong Atlantic 0-3 L 13-25,21-25,22-25 1:25 142

% Chick-fil-A Tournament in Jefferson City, TN$ FMU Invitational Tournament in Florence, SC~ Dig Pink Tournament in Greenwood, SC^ Peach Belt Conference Tournament in Aiken, SC

Alabama-Huntsville, Univ. of 2-1Anderson University (SC) 6-2Appalachian State University (NC) 2-2Armstrong Atlantic State Univ. (GA) 22-25Arkansas-Monticello, Univ. of 0-1Ashland University (OH) 0-1Augusta State University (GA) 28-14Barry University (FL) 0-4Barton College (NC) * 9-1Bellarmine College (KY) 1-0Benedict College (SC) 11-3Berry College (GA) 0-2Bridgeport, Univ. of (CT) 1-0California University (PA) 0-1Catawba College (NC) 7-10Carson-Newman College (TN) 3-2Central Arkansas, University of 1-0Central Florida, University of 0-1Charleston, University of (WV) 0-3Charleston Southern Univ. (SC) *** 20-19Chowan College (NC) 1-0Christian Brothers University (TN) 1-0Claflin College (SC) 8-0Clemson University (SC) 2-6Coastal Carolina University (SC) 26-13Coker College (SC) 46-8College of Charleston (SC) 9-43Columbia College (SC) 18-2Columbus College (GA) 2-0Concord College (WV) 2-0Converse College (SC) 17-4Davidson College (NC) 1-0Davis & Elkins College (WV) 2-0Doane College (NE) 0-1East Carolina University (NC) 0-2Eckerd College (FL) 0-6Elon College (NC) 2-5Emporia State University (KS) 0-1Erskine College (SC) 27-7Fairmont State College (WV) 1-0Fayetteville State University (NC) 10-0Flagler College (FL) 0-2Florida Gulf Coast University 0-2Florida Southern College 0-6Florida Tech 4-3Franklin Pierce University (NH) 1-0Furman University (SC) 5-0Gardner-Webb University (NC) 7-3Georgia, University of 0-1Georgia State University 0-2Glenville State College (WV) 2-0Guilford College (NC) 1-2Harding University (AR) 0-1Henderson State University (AR) 0-1High Point College (NC) 4-5Indiana U.-Purdue U. at Indianapolis 2-0James Madison University (VA) 1-1Johnson C. Smith University (NC) 1-0Kentucky State University 0-1LaGrange College (GA) 1-0Lander University (SC) 33-7

Lees-McRae College (NC) 1-4Lenoir-Rhyne College (NC) 9-6Lewis University (IL) 0-1Limestone College (SC) 29-15Lincoln Memorial University (TN) 1-0Lock Haven University (PA) 0-2Lynn University (FL) 0-1Madonna University (MI) 1-0Mars Hill College (NC) 3-2Memphis State University (TN) 0-1Mercer University (GA) 1-0Meredith College (NC) 0-1Methodist College (NC) 4-4Milligan College (TN) 1-3Minnesota State University-Mankato 0-1Mississippi, University of 0-1Montevallo, University of (AL) 1-7Montreat College (NC) 1-0Mount Olive College (NC) 7-1Murray State University (KY) 0-1Nebraska-Omaha, University of 0-1New Haven, University of (CT) 1-0Newberry College (SC) 23-17North Alabama, Univ. of 0-2North Carolina Central University 5-0North Carolina State University 0-2North Florida, University of 3-16Northwood University (MI) 0-2Nova Southeastern University (FL) 0-1Palm Beach Atlantic College (FL) 2-1Peace JUCO 2-0Pfeiffer University (NC) 5-0Presbyterian College (SC) 15-20Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras 0-1Queens University of Charlotte (NC) 9-0Rockhust University (MO) 0-1Rollins College (FL) 4-11St. Andrews Presbyterian Coll. (NC) 26-4St. Augustine’s College (NC) 3-1Saint Leo University (FL) 6-3Savannah College of Art & Design (GA) 3-0Shaw University (NC) 1-0Slippery Rock University (PA) 1-1South Carolina, University of 3-15South Carolina State University 8-1South Dakota State University 0-1Southern Arkansas University 0-1Southern Illinois Univ. at Edwardsville 1-0Southern Wesleyan Univ. (SC) **** 6-6Tampa, University of (FL) 0-8Tennessee, University of 0-1Texas Wesleyan College 0-1Thomas More College (KY) 0-1Tusculum College (TN) 3-2Union College (KY) 1-0UNC Charlotte 2-1UNC Greensboro 3-1UNC Pembroke** 40-27UNC Wilmington 9-1USC Aiken 41-32USC Upstate ^ 33-38

FMU Volleyball All-Time Series Records 1973-2009

FMU MILESTONE WINSNO. OPPONENT (DATE)#1 vs Pembroke State University 15-2, 15-7 (9-27-73)#100 # Atlantic Christian College (11-1-79)#200 @ Baptist College 10-15, 15-11, 15-12 (9-16-83)#300 at Converse College 15-13, 15-8, 15-7 (10-10-88)#400 vs Coker College 15-4, 15-13, 15-5 (10-28-93)#500 vs Presbyterian College 15-8, 15-1, 15-1 (9-9-98)#600 at Lander University 31-29, 30-13, 30-25 (10-1-04)#700 vs SC State University 30-28, 25-16, 25-7

# tri-match in Laurinburg, N.C. @ College of Charleston Invitational in Charleston, S.C.

All-Time FMUTeam Record

37 seasons713 wins

563 losses.559 winning percentage

Post-Season Action-------------------------------------------------------

2008 23-9NCAA II Southeast Re-gional in Wingate, N.C.

2005 29-11 recordPBC Tournament champsNCAA II South Regionalin Tampa, Fla.

1998 27-6 recordPBC Tournament champsNCAA II South Regionalin Tampa Fla.

1991 28-14 recordNAIA District Six champsNAIA Tri-District XITournament in Florence

1990 23-20 recordNAIA District Six champsNAIA Bi-District XI champsNAIA national tournamentin Laie, Hawaii

1981 41-10 recordAIAW II Region IITournament in Florence

1978 7-23 recordAIAW regional tournamentin Florence

1974 16-16 recordAIAW regional tournamentin Richmond, Ky.

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Valdosta State University (GA) 2-0Virginia Union University 1-0Washburn University 0-1Wayne State University (MI) 1-0West Alabama, University of 3-0West Florida, Univ. of 0-1West Georgia, University of 3-6West Virginia Wesleyan College 3-0Western Carolina University (NC) 2-5Westmont College (CA) 0-1Wingate University (NC) 13-14Winthrop College (SC) 8-31Wofford College (SC) 3-5

* Formerly known as Atlantic Christian Coll.** Formerly known as Pembroke State Univ.*** Formerly known as Baptist College**** Formerly known as Central Wesleyan Coll.^ Formerly USC Spartanburg 8-28-10

Francis Marion University is a member of the 13-school NCAA Division II PeachBelt Conference (formerly the Peach Belt Athletic Conference). Other PBCmembers include Armstrong Atlantic State University (in Savannah, Ga.), AugustaState University (Augusta, Ga.), Clayton State University (Morrow, Ga.), Colum-bus State University (Columbus, Ga.), Flagler College (St. Augustine’s, Fla.),Georgia College & State University (Milledgeville, Ga.), Georgia SouthwesternState University (Americus, Ga.), Lander University (Greenwood, S.C.), Univer-sity of Montevallo (Ala.), UNC Pembroke, North Georgia College & StateUniversity (Dahlonega, Ga.), and USC Aiken. Formed in December 1989 andheadquartered in Augusta, Ga., the PBC conducts championships in 12 sports, sixfor men and six for women. Eight of the Peach Belt members sponsor women’svolleyball. The 2010 PBC volleyball tournament will be hosted in Savannah, Ga.,Nov. 12-13, in AASU’s Aquatics and Recreation Center and Alumni Arena.

Peach Belt Conference 2009 Volleyball StandingsSCHOOL PBC GAMES ALL GAMES HOMEAWAY NEUTRAL LAST 10x^ Flagler 13-1 0.929 36-9 0.800 11-0 12-1 13-8 9-1^ Armstrong Atlantic St. 11-3 0.786 27-10 0.730 11-3 6-4 10-3 7-3Augusta State 9-5 0.643 22-12 0.647 6-3 8-4 8-5 7-3Montevallo 8-6 0.571 20-14 0.588 8-6 8-4 4-4 6-4Lander 5-9 0.357 18-15 0.545 7-7 6-5 5-3 4-6USC Aiken 5-9 0.357 15-18 0.455 8-4 1-9 6-5 2-8Francis Marion 3-11 0.214 11-20 0.355 7-8 2-6 2-6 0-10UNC Pembroke 2-12 0.143 11-21 0.344 5-4 2-10 4-7 3-7

x - 2009 PBC Champions ^ - NCAA Tournament participant

SMITH UNIVERSITY CENTERNamed in honor of the university’s first president, Dr.Walter D. Smith, the Smith University Center providescomprehensive facilities for student services and ac-tivities as well as for recreation and athletic programsto serve students, faculty, and staff. Opened in 1974,the center’s gymnasium seats 2,493 for volleyball/basketball and has recently undergone several reno-vation projects. Improvements include new theatre-style seating on the east side, a hardwood floor, newscoreboards, a new lighting system, a new soundsystem, and a new paint job.

The FMU women’s volleyball team owns a 327-176 (.650) record in the Smith University Center, including a 14-1mark in 2008. Between 1995 and 1997, the squad won 30 consecutive home matches, and between 1995 and 2000,won 54 of 56 home contests (including undefeated home seasons in 1996 and 1998).

In addition to numerous sporting events, the building has hosted musical concerts, an appearance by Miss America1994 Kimberly Aiken, U.S. Presidential candidates, and both college and high school commencement exercises.Francis Marion hosted the 1978 AIAW Division II National Women’s Basketball Tournament. FMU hosted AIAWregional volleyball tournaments in 1978 and 1981 and the Peach Belt Conference volleyball tournament in 1992,1993, 1998, and 2006.

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FMU Volleyball All-Time Records 1973-2009INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TEAM RECORDS

Most Wins: 41 in 1981Most Losses: 29 in 1995Most Matches: 51 in 1981Best Record: 28-2 (.933) in 1996Most Consecutive Wins: 20 in 1981Most Games: 152 in 1995Most Kills (Match): 99 vs Presbyterian College, 11-7-97Most Kills (Season): 2,148 in 2005

2,025 in 2004 1,850 in 1997

Highest Hitting Percentage Season: .365 in 1985 .274 in 1996 .273 in 1997 .272 in 1998

Most Service Aces (Match): 21 vs. Virginia Union, 9/1/01Most Service Aces (Season): 308 in 2005

298 in 2003Most Total Blocks (Season): 626 in 1994

618 in 1993Most Digs (Match): 207 vs Central Wesleyan, 10-22-94Most Digs (Season): 3,060 in 1994

2,805 in 1995Most Digs Per Game (Season): 21.70 by Francis Marion, 1994Most Assists (Match): 93 vs Presbyterian College, 11-7-97Most Assists (Season): 1,889 in 2005

1,744 in 2004Most Assists Per Game (Season): 13.41 in 1997

Most MatchesCareer: 144 by Mary Jackson, 1988-91

143 by Jessica Strader, 2003-06Most GamesSeason: 152 by Stacy Ewing, 1995

152 by Jennifer Grande, 1995Most KillsMatch: 33 by Syd Moore vs Presbyterian College, 11-7-97Season: 546 by Lezlie Logan, 2004

534 by Jennifer Grande, 1995516 by Barbara Mulligan, 1993

Career: 1,878 by Lezlie Logan, 2003-061,523 by Jennifer Grande, 1993-96

Highest Hitting PercentageSeason: .567 by Jeannette Alston, 1985

.464 by Krissy Burt, 1996Career: .401 by Krissy Burt, 1995-98Most Service AcesMatch: 11 by Jessica Lombardi vs Converse, 10-6-07

8 by Jessica Strader vs AASU, 11-12-058 by Jennifer Grande vs Elon College, 10-29-94

Season: 105 by Jennifer Grande, 199593 by Jennifer Grande, 1994 ; 80 by Jessica Strader, 2005

Career: 279 by Jennifer Grande, 1993-1996Most Total BlocksMatch: 17 by Christy Varn vs Armstrong State College, 11-14-92Season: 321 by Barbara Mulligan, 1993Career: 668 by Mary Keith Wiggins, 1991-94Most DigsMatch: 46 by Paige Champy vs Central Wesleyan, 10-22-94Season: 709 by Jessica Strader, 2005

663 by Jessica Strader, 2004Career: 2,248 by Jessica Strader, 2003-061,680 by Jackie Phiel (2004-07) 1,568 by Jennifer Grande, 1993-96Most AssistsMatch: 81 by Crystal Poskey vs Presbyterian College, 11-7-97Season: 1,562 by Crystal Poskey, 1997Career: 4,984 by Crystal Poskey, 1996-99Most Matches with Double Figure Kills:Match: 31 by Lezlie Logan, 2004Career: 107 by Lezlie Logan, 2003-06

72 by Jennifer Grande, 1993-1996

Most Matches with Double Figure DigsSeason: 35 by Jessica Strader, 2005

34 by Jessica Strader, 2004 and 200629 by Jennifer Grande, 1995

Career: 112 by Jessica Strader, 2003-06Most Matches with 20+ DigsSeason: 17 by Jessica Strader, 2004 and 2005

8 by Syd Moore, 1998 and Paige Champy, 1994Career: 49 by Jessica Strader, 2003-06Most Matches with Double Figure BlocksSeason: 14 by Barbara Mulligan (FMU), 1993Career: 20 by Barbara Mulligan (FMU), 1992-93

Jessica Strader 2004

Kelly Feber 2004

Lezlie Logan 2004

1991-2009 Peach Belt Conference Standings

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19911. *^USC Aiken 4-0 26-82. Francis Marion 3-1 27-153. USC Spartanburg 2-2 20-194. Armstrong State 1-3 15-135. Augusta College 0-4 1-22

19921. *^USC Aiken 5-0 20-112. Pembroke State 4-1 23-53. Armstrong State 2-3 27-12

Augusta College 2-3 16-135. USC Spartanburg 1-4 18-18

Francis Marion 1-4 16-161993

1. *USC Spartanburg 4-1 34-6Pembroke State 4-1 24-7USC Aiken 4-1 15-17

4. Francis Marion 2-3 19-145. Armstrong State 1-4 17-196. Augusta College 0-5 6-21

19941. *^USC Spartanburg 10-0 38-42. Pembroke State 6-4 30-153. USC Aiken 5-5 24-154. Francis Marion 5-5 19-195. Armstrong State 4-6 18-146. Augusta College 0-10 5-29

19951. *USC Aiken 9-1 25-162. ^USC-Spartanburg 8-2 17-143. Augusta College 6-4 23-135. Armstrong State 3-7 12-274. Pembroke State 2-8 11-23

Francis Marion 2-8 12-291996

1. *Francis Marion 9-1 28-12. ^USC-Aiken 8-2 19-173. USC-Spartanburg 6-4 21-144. Armstrong Atl. 4-6 15-165. Augusta State 3-7 15-136. UNC Pembroke 0-10 7-20

19971. *North Florida# 11-1 18-132. ̂ Francis Marion 9-3 32-4

USC Aiken 9-3 29-104. USC Spartanburg 6-6 20-135. Armstrong Atl. 5-7 22-106. Augusta State 1-11 13-16

UNC Pembroke 1-11 11-15

19981. *^Francis Marion# 13-1 27-6

*North Florida 13-1 26-83. USC Spartanburg 9-5 19-15

USC Aiken 9-5 14-145. Augusta State 6-8 16-126. Armstrong Atl. 4-10 9-247. UNC Pembroke 2-12 4-208. Lander 0-14 6-21

19991. *^North Florida# 14-0 22-102. Armstrong Atl. 11-3 36-5

Francis Marion 11-3 24-114. USC Spartanburg 7-7 19-15

Augusta State 7-7 20-176. Lander 3-11 17-12

USC Aiken 3-11 11-188. UNC Pembroke 0-14 9-27

20001. *^North Florida 13-1 27-72. Armstrong Atl. St. 12-2 29-103. USC Aiken 9-5 24-10

USC Spartanburg 9-5 24-115. Augusta State 5-9 19-186. Francis Marion 4-10 13-217. UNC Pembroke 3-11 16-198. Lander 1-13 11-19

20011. *^North Florida 14-0 26-82. Armstrong Atlantic 11-3 29-10

USC Spartanburg 11-3 25-84. USC Aiken 7-7 19-125. UNC Pembroke 6-8 19-156. Lander 4-10 15-217. Francis Marion 3-11 8-238. Augusta State 0-14 2-33

20021. *North Florida 14-0 29-62. ^Armstrong Atlantic 12-2 30-103. USC Spartanburg 9-5 22-104. USC Aiken 6-8 14-185. UNC Pembroke 5-9 12-21

Francis Marion 5-9 13-227. Augusta State 3-11 15-198. Lander 2-12 8-20

20031. *^North Florida 14-0 31-42. Armstrong Atlantic 11-3 22-14

USC Spartanburg 11-3 25-84. Augusta State 6-8 15-175. Lander 5-9 14-18

USC Aiken 5-9 13-217. Francis Marion 4-10 11-248. UNC Pembroke 0-14 6-30

20041. *^North Florida 14-0 30-62. Armstrong Atlantic 12-2 29-83. Francis Marion 9-5 21-144. USC Aiken 8-6 21-135. USC Upstate 7-7 16-156. Lander 3-11 13-21

UNC Pembroke 3-11 9-228. Augusta State 0-14 2-29

20051. *Armstrong Atlantic 11-1 22-122. ^Francis Marion 10-2 29-113. USC Uptate 8-4 21-134. USC Aiken 7-5 16-145. UNC Pembroke 4-8 11-216. Augusta State 2-10 6-277. Lander 0-12 10-23

20061. *Armstrong Atlantic 10-2 20-15

*Francis Marion 10-2 26-8*^USC Aiken 10-2 28-7

4. USC Upstate 6-6 23-115. UNC Pembroke 3-9 9-206. Lander 2-10 20-157. Augusta State 1-11 13-21

20071. *^USC Aiken 10-0 26-52. Lander 6-4 23-103. Armstrong Atlantic 5-5 16-204. Francis Marion 4-6 13-215. UNC Pembroke 3-7 21-176. Augusta State 2-8 17-19

20081. *^Armstrong Atl. 8-2 28-72. Francis Marion 7-3 23-9

Lander 7-3 22-124. USC Aiken 3-7 16-15

Augusta State 3-7 14-216. UNC Pembroke 2-8 13-19

* PBC Champions^ PBC Tournament Champions

20091. *^Flagler 13-1 36-92. Armstrong Atl. 11-3 27-103. Augusta State 9-5 22-124. Montevallo 8-6 20-145. Lander 5-9 18-15

USC Aiken 5-9 15-187. Francis Marion 3-11 11-208. UNC Pembroke 2-12 11-21

* PBC Champions^ PBC Tournament Champions

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2008 NCAA Tournament Team (23-9 record)

2009 FMU Team: Front Row (L-R): Crook, Eggert, Whitehead, Simpson, Mitchell, Drewry; Back Row (L-R): Legg, O’Connors, Deaton, Lane, MacDonald, Underhill, O’Leary, Morris........The FMU volleyball pro-gram earned an American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Team Academic Award for the 2009-10year. The AVCA honored a record 450 programs – men’s and women’s teams nationwide from high schoolthrough all levels of college participation. Francis Marion was one of three Peach Belt Conference membersrecognized and one of four Palmetto State schools honored (the other three were all NCAA Division I mem-bers). The award, which was initiated in 1993, honors collegiate and high school volleyball teams that displayedexcellence in the classroom during the school year by maintaining at least a 3.30 cumulative team grade pointaverage on a 4.0 scale. The 12-member Patriot squad recorded a 3.41 GPA for the 2009-10 academic year.

PEACH BELT CONFERENCE RECORDS 1991-2009 (ALL MATCHES)

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS(ALL MATCHES)Most KillsMatch: 41 by Andrea Jany (AASU) vs SCAD, 9-17-96Season: 620 by Nicole Smith (ASC), 1994Career: 1,906 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2001-04Highest Hitting PercentageMatch: .929 by Jennifer Jones (USCS) vs Queens (NC), 11-7-94Season: .486 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1997Career: .431 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2001-04Most Service AcesMatch: 11 by Jessica Lombardi (FMU) vs. Converse, 10/6/07

11 by Katie Baker (UNCP) vs. N.C. Central, 9/12/01Season: 124 by Brittany Runo (UNF), 1998Career: 280 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 1994-1997Most Total BlocksMatch: 22 by Christy Johansen (ASC) vs Francis Marion, 9-25-91Season: 321 by Barbara Mulligan (FMU), 1993Career: 759 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1993-97Most DigsMatch: 53 by Lindsey Weider (ASU) vs CW Post, 10-13-07Season: 846 by Lindsey Weider (ASU), 2007Career: 2,504 by Melissa Trippany (Lander), 2004-07Most AssistsMatch: 93 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA) vs. Presbyterian, 10-6-94Season: 1,829 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 1997Career: 6,845 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 1994-97Most Matches with Double Figure KillsSeason: 34 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA), 2005Career: 107 by Lezlie Logan (FMU), 2003-06Most Matches with 20+ KillsSeason: 14 by Nicole Smith (ASC), 1994Career: 22 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA), 2001-04Most Matches with Double Figure DigsSeason: 34 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2006

34 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2004Career: 112 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2003-06Most Matches with 20+ DigsSeason: 21 by Lindsey Weider (ASU), 2007Career: 49 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2003-06Most Matches with 20+ Kills and DigsSeason: 5 by Sherrene Benedict (ASC), 1992Career: 5 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1994-97

5 by Sherrene Benedict (ASC), 1992Most Matches with Double Figure BlocksSeason: 14 by Barbara Mulligan (FMU), 1993Career: 20 by Barbara Mulligan (FMU), 1992-93

TEAM RECORDS(ALL MATCHES)Most KillsMatch: 99 by Francis Marion vs Presbyterian, 11-7-97Season: 2,222 by USC Aiken, 1995

Most Kills Per GameSeason: 16.56 by North Florida, 2004

Highest Hitting PercentageMatch: .581 by Armstrong State vs Voorhees, 10-14-91Season: .327 by USC Aiken, 1994

Most Service AcesMatch: 26 by UNC Pembroke vs. Queens, 8/31/07Season: 359 by Armstrong Atlantic State, 2001

Most Services Aces Per GameSeason: 3.20 by Augusta College, 1992

Most Total BlocksMatch: 63 by USC Spartanburg vs Francis Marion, 1991Season: 626 by Francis Marion, 1994

Most Blocks Per GameSeason: 5.82 by Armstrong State, 1991

Most DigsMatch: 207 by Francis Marion vs Central Wesleyan, 10-22-94Season: 3,060 by Francis Marion, 1994

Most Digs Per GameSeason: 21.70 by Francis Marion, 1994

Most AssistsMatch: 97 by USC Aiken vs Presbyterian, 10-6-94Season: 2,009 by USC Aiken, 1997

Most Assists Per GameSeason: 15.03 by North Florida, 2004

PBC All-TimeIndividual VolleyballLeaders (1991-2009)

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Kills in a Season620 by Nicole Smith (AASU), 1994610 by Kristi Jardine (UNCP), 1994597 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA), 2004583 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA), 2003546 by Lezlie Logan (FMU), 2004541 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2004541 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1997535 by Kim Pitman (USCS), 2001534 by Jennifer Grande (FMU), 1995528 by Mandy Rupert (Upstate), 2005

Kills in a Career1906 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2001-041878 by Lezlie Logan (FMU), 2003-061803 by Jessica Howard (ASU), 2006-091778 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1994-971762 by Mandy Rupert (Upstate), 2003-061714 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA), 2001-041523 by Jennifer Grande (FMU), 1993-961455 by Mandy Gerolstein (USCA), 2004-071409 by Traci Knuth (AASU), 2003-061407 by Kristin Korte (USCS), 1998-2001

Hitting Percentage in a Season.486 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1997.465 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2003.444 by Andrea Jany (AASU), 1996.438 by Jan Chapman (USCS), 1993.435 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2001.422 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2002.417 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2004.417 by Debbie McNamara (UNCP), 1993.414 by Emily Kohler (UNF), 2004.408 by Kim Pitman (USCS), 2001.405 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1994

Hitting Percentage in a Career.431 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2001-04.399 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1994-97.391 by Debbie McNamara (UNCP), 1992-93.384 by Kim Pitman (USCS), 2000-01.367 by Jan Chapman (USCS), 1991-94.354 by Michele Remlinger (AASU), 2008-09.352 by Alysia Kern (UNF), 1997-2000.352 by Nancy Luebbers (USCA), 1995-96.348 by Kari Weber (UNF), 1998-99.347 by Nicole Smith (AASU), 1993-94

Aces in a Season124 by Brittany Runo (UNF), 1998105 by Jennifer Grande (FMU), 199593 by Jennifer Grande (FMU), 199485 by Jennifer Jones (USCS), 199384 by Sofie Hakansson (AASU), 200183 by Koreena Kaminsky (AASU), 199280 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 200580 by Jessica Lane (USCA), 200380 by Katie Baker (UNCP), 200179 by Erin Melius (AASU), 200277 by Jayme Hodges (USCA), 199476 by Jolene Person (USCS), 1993

Kills in a Match41 by Andrea Jany (AASU) at SCAD, 9/17/9639 by Kierstan Jakowitz (UNF) vs. Northwood, 9/5/9836 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA) vs. Augusta State, 10/1/0335 by Nicole Smith (AASU) vs. Francis Marion, 9/30/9433 by Angie Chervestad (USCA) vs. USCS, 11/4/0033 by Nicole Smith (AASU) vs. UNC Pembroke, 10/1/9433 by Sherrene Benedict (AASU) at Francis Marion, 11/14/9432 by Jessica Howard (ASU) vs Lenior-Rhyne, 9/11/0932 by Sarah Lobstein (ASU) vs Lander, 10/22/0532 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA) vs. Nova Southeastern, 10/17/0332 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA) vs. Lincoln Memorial, 9/6/0331 by Jessica Lombardi (FMU) vs AASU, 9/28/0731 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA) vs. Francis Marion, 10/9/0431 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA) vs. Wingate, 8/28/04

Aces in a Match11 by Jessica Lombadi (FMU) vs Converse, 10/6/0711 by Katie Baker (UNCP) vs. N.C. Central, 9/12/019 by Mandy Rupert (Upstate) vs UNCP, 10/1/059 by Margaret Thornton (AASU) vs. Converse, 9/18/049 by Koreena Kaminski (AASU) vs. Troy State, 9/26/029 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA) vs. St. Leo, 10/18/969 by Vicki Elliott (USCA) vs. Wingate, 10/4/96

Assists in a Match93 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA) vs. Presbyterian, 10/6/9481 by Candice Anderson (USCA) vs. USCS, 11/4/0076 by Amanda Shelton (AASU) vs. USC Spartanburg, 9/14/9675 by Valerie Martinez (UNF) vs. Tampa, 9/23/0475 by Alysia Kern (UNF) vs. N. Colorado, 8/26/0073 by Three players

Digs in a Match53 by Lindsey Weider (ASU) vs East Stroudsburg, 10/12/0751 by Andrea Laza (UNCP) vs Limestone, 10/23/0950 by Andrea Laza (UNCP) vs Lander, 10/27/0747 by Andrea Laza (UNCP) vs Catawba, 11/6/0747 by Melissa Trippany (Lander) vs Catawba, 9/25/0746 by Paige Champy (FMU) vs. Central Wesleyan, 10/22/9444 by Andrea Laza (UNCP) vs Lees-McRae, 8/25/0743 by Christen Halberstadt (LU) vs. Francis Marion, 10/11/0341 by Veronica Seidle (USCA) vs Lenoir-Rhyne, 9/1/07

Blocks in a Match22 by Christy Johansen (ASU) vs. Francis Marion, 9/25/9115 by Jessica Hartley (UNCP) vs Catawba, 8/28/0914 by Kay Stewart (Lander) vs Anderson, 10/6/0714 by Christy Plecha (LU) vs. USC Upstate, 9/29/0413 by Jessica Howard (ASU) vs Christian Brothers, 9/12/0813 by Kendall Eayrs (Lander) vs Lenoir-Rhyne, 9/5/0813 by Mandy Gerolstein (USCA) vs Palm Beach Atl., 10/14/0613 by Jackie Struck (UNF) vs. Florida Tech, 10/31/01

Aces in a Career280 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 1994-97279 by Jennifer Grande (FMU), 1993-96244 by Sofie Hakansson (AASU),1999-02242 by Rachel Dalitz (USCA), 2002-05229 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2003-06224 by Mandy Rupert (Upstate), 2003-06224 by Jayme Hodges (USCA), 1994-97205 by Amanda Parker (LU), 1999-2001201 by Erin Melius (AASU), 1999-2002196 by Kristin Korte (USCS), 1998-2001191 by Erin Kopec (USCS), 2001-04186 by Angela Hornish (USCA), 1991-93

Assists in a Season1829 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 19971790 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 19951774 by Valerie Martinez (UNF), 20041722 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 19941708 by Erin Melius (AASU), 20021594 by Valerie Martinez (UNF), 20021585 by Beth Peterson (UNCP), 19941552 by Heather Fierce (UNCP), 20071504 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 19961499 by Valerie Martinez (UNF), 20031466 by Erin Kopec (USCS), 2001

Assists in a Career6845 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA),1994-976230 by Valerie Martinez (UNF), 2001-045582 by Erin Melius (AASU), 1999-20025162 by Erin Kopec (USCS), 2000-044984 by Crystal Poskey (FMU), 1996-994945 by Alysia Kern (UNF), 1997-20004846 by Nicole Swaback (USCS), 1996-994572 by Rachel Dalitz (USCA), 2002-053972 by Jenna Kaiser (FMU), 2005-083795 by Candice Anderson (USCA), 98-01

Digs in a Season846 by Lindsey Weider (ASU), 2007798 by Andrea Laza (UNCP), 2007709 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2005700 by Melissa Trippany (LU), 2007663 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2004655 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2006651 by Melissa Trippany (LU), 2004605 by Marina Camps (LU), 2008585 by Erin Hagemann (Upstate), 2005577 by Melissa Trippany (LU), 2005576 by Melissa Trippany (LU), 2006574 by Lindsay Weider (ASU), 2009

Digs in a Career2504 by Melissa Trippany (LU), 2004-072261 by Andrea Laza (UNCP), 2006-092248 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2003-061753 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 1994-971688 by Kristin Korte (USCS), 1998-20011680 by Jackie Phiel (FMU), 2004-071611 by Stefanie Durham (USCA),2005-081568 by Jennifer Grande (FMU) 1993-961541 by Christina Flores (AASU),2003-061528 by Mandy Rupert (Upstate),2003-061488 by Veronica Seidle (USCA),2004-071469 by Kelly Feber (FMU), 2002-051433 by Brittany Harry (Upstate),2002-051387 by Jayme Hodges (USCA), 1994-97

Blocks in a Season226 by Christy Johansen (AASU), 1992222 by Trina Beaty (USCS), 1991214 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1994201 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1995194 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1997188 by Sara Hendrichs (USCS), 1997177 by Christy Johansen (AASU), 1991172 by Kay Stewart (Lander), 2007

Blocks in a Career759 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1994-97592 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2001-04548 by Jessica Howard (ASU), 2006-09536 by Traci Knuth (AASU), 2003-06484 by Mandy Gerolstein (USCA), 2004-07433 by Lezlie Logan (FMU), 2003-06425 by Candice Modlinski (AASU), 2001-04420 by Sarah Haynes (AASU), 1999-2002409 by Laura Williams (USCA), 2003-06403 by Missy Deardorff (USCA), 2004-07

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