2011 coastal carolina volleyball media guide

2011 Chanticleer Volleyball

2011 Coastal Carolina Volleyball Media Guide 1

General Information Table of Contents2011 Coastal Carolina Volleyball by Class ..... Inside Front CoverTable of Contents/General Information ................................. 1Roster Information ................................................................. 2Facilities ............................................................................................. 3Mission Statement .................................................................. 3Head Coach Kristen Bauer ..................................................4-5Assistant Coaches ................................................................6-72011 Chanticleers ...............................................................8-23

Simone Autry .................................................................8-9Erika Lightsey ............................................................10-11Kelsie Mauck .............................................................12-13Jamie DiMaggio .............................................................. 14Samantha Palka .............................................................. 15Lauren Alejo .................................................................... 16Kindra Bailey .................................................................. 17Michelle Fowle ................................................................ 18Lindsay Gill ..................................................................... 19Meghan Laffin ................................................................ 20Sam Skryd ...................................................................... 21Lian Bernett .................................................................... 22Katie Martin ................................................................... 22Melissa McGwin ............................................................. 23Taylor Stafford ................................................................ 23

Chants in the Community ....................................................24Sasser Cup........................................................................................ 242010 Dig Pink Game ............................................................ 251996 NCAA Appearance .......................................................261998 NCAA Appearance ...................................................................272009 NCAA Appearance ...................................................................282010 Season Statistics .....................................................29-30Attack the Beach ................................................................... 302010 Big South Recap .......................................................... 31Series Record vs. All Opponents ..................................................... 32Year-by-Year Results ....................................................................33-35Traditions and History .................................................................... 36Record Book ................................................................................37-38All-Time Roster ................................................................................ 39Athletic Media Relations ...................................................... 40

What is a Chanticleer?A Chanticleer (SHON-ti-cleer) gives Coastal

Carolina University one of the most unique nicknames in all of sports. Chanticleer comes from Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales and came to Coastal Carolina when the University was a member of the University of South Carolina

system. A Chanticleer is a rooster who rules the barnyard with

cunning and wit. His competitiveness never wanes as he battles to the end, using his brains to come out on top every time.

Quick FactsInstitution: ..............................................................Coastal Carolina UniversityLocation: ....................................................................................... Conway, S.C. Founded: .................................................................................................... 1954Enrollment: ................................................................................................ 8,700Nickname: ........................................................................................ChanticleersPronunciation of Name: .............................................................SHON-ti-cleersColors: ..................................................Teal (PMS 322), Bronze (875) & BlackArena/Capacity: ................................................................Kimbel Arena (1,039)Press Box Phone: .......................................................................... 843-349-2822Affiliation: ................................................................................NCAA Division IConference: ..........................................................................................Big SouthPresident: ............................................. Dr. David A. DeCenzo (Maryland ’78)Athletics Director: ............................................Hunter Yurachek (Guilford ‘90)Athletic Department Phone: ....................................................... 843-349-2820Web site: ...................................................................... www.GoCCUsports.com

Coaching StaffHead Coach: ..................................................... Kristen Bauer (Ohio State ’93)Record at Coastal Carolina (Years): ..............................................210-176 (13)Office Phone: ............................................................................... 843-349-2814Assistant Coach: ....................................Tucker Short (Springfield College ‘03)Office Phone: ............................................................................... 843-349-2842Assistant Coach: .................................. Stephen Yates (Emmanuel College ‘06)Office Phone: ............................................................................... 843-349-5001

Team Information2010 Overall Record: ..................................................................................14-182010 Big South Record (Finish): ......................................................... 7-9 (5th)Starters Returning/Lost: .................................................................................4-3Letterwinners Returning/Lost: .......................................................................9-5Newcomers: ........................................................................................................ 6

Athletic Media RelationsAssoc. AD for Media Relations: .................................................. Mike CawoodOffice Phone: ...............................................................................843-349-2822E-mail: ............................................................................... [email protected] Director: .............................................................................Cody BaysOffice Phone: ...............................................................................843-349-2840E-mail: ...................................................................................cbays@coastal.eduAssistant/Volleyball Contact: ......................................................... Libby PolandOffice Phone: .............................................................................. 843-349-2848E-mail: ............................................................................... [email protected]: ........................................................................................... Dan WhiteOffice Phone: ............................................................................... 843-349-6467E-Mail: ................................................................................ [email protected] Office Fax: ................................................................................... 843-349-2819Mailing Address: ...................................................................... P.O. Box 261954............................................................................................ Conway, S.C. 29528


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No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/Previous School1 Melissa McGwin Fr. MB 6-3 Rochester, N.Y./Hilton HS2 Lindsay Gill So. DS 5-7 Ashburn, Va./Stone Bridge HS3 Lauren Alejo So. S/DS 5-5 Monument, Colo./The Classical Academy4 Katie Martin Fr. MB 6-1 Rohnert Park, Calif./Rancho Cotate HS5 Kindra Bailey So. MB 6-0 Irmo, S.C./Dutch Fork HS6 Erika Lightsey Sr. OH 5-9 Monument, Colo./Air Academy 7 Kelsie Mauck Sr. S 5-10 Muncie, Ind./Delta HS8 Jamie DiMaggio Jr. DS 5-8 Crystal Lake, Ill./Prairie Ridge HS (Kishwaukee CC)9 Lian Bernett Fr. RS 6-1 Leesburg, Va./Heritage HS10 Meghan Laffin So. OH/MB 6-2 Holbrook, N.Y./Sachem East HS11 Michelle Fowle So. OH/DS 5-9 Gaithersburg, Md./Magruder HS12 Taylor Stafford Fr. OH/MB 6-1 San Antonio, Texas/Macarthur HS14 Sam Skryd So. S 5-9 Naperville, Ill./Neuqua Valley HS (Baylor Univ.)15 Simone Autry Sr. DS 5-7 Charlotte, N.C./Independence HS16 Samantha Palka Jr. OH/DS 5-11 North Tonawanda, N.Y./Starpoint HS

Head Coach: Kristen Bauer (Ohio State ‘93), 13th seasonAssistant Coach: Tucker Short (Springfield College ‘03), Second seasonAssistant Coach: Stephen Yates (Emmanuel College ‘06), First seasonVolunteer Assistant: Jenn KiperManager: Karl Mann

From left to right. Back Row: Sam Skryd, Kindra Bailey, Meghan Laffi n, Stephen Yates, Kristen Bauer, Tucker Short, Samantha Palka, Michelle Fowle, and Lian Bernett. Middle Row: Taylor Staff ord, Kelsie Mauck, Erika Lightsey, Lauren Alejo, Lindsay Gill, Simone Autry, and

Jamie DiMaggio. Front Row: Melissa McGwin and Katie Martin.

Pronunciation Guide

Alejo .........................................................el-Ay-hoAutry. ...................................................... AWE-treeFowle ............................................................... .FoulMauck ............................................................MawkSkryd ...................................................................Skrid



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Coastal Carolina University Mission StatementCoastal Carolina University is a public comprehensive liberal arts institution that seeks to develop students who are both knowledgeable in their chosen fields and prepared to be productive, responsible, healthy citizens with a global perspective. To deliver on this commitment, Coastal Carolina recruits highly qualified and motivated students, faculty, and staff from the region, state, nation, and world to create a diverse and dynamic student-centered learning environment.

Because Coastal Carolina embraces the teacher-scholar model, it places primary emphasis on high quality teaching and engaged learning, and it supports faculty research, creative activities, and expert collaboration in the community, state, nation, and world. This focus enables faculty and staff to mentor students in collaborative research, creative opportunities, and internships. To nurture this active learning community, Coastal Carolina maintains a broad range of contemporary technologies, program-ming, support services, and innovative course offerings and delivery methods. The result is alumni who are well prepared for professional careers or graduate programs in their chosen fields and who continue to be connected to Coastal Carolina.

Inspired by its founding in 1954 to serve the educational needs of the immediate area, Coastal Carolina has grown with the region to become a mid-sized regional comprehensive university with a tradition of a strong liberal arts core. As such, Coastal Carolina commits its resources to maintaining a population of 8,000–12,000 students by building baccalaureate and selec-tive master’s programs of national and/or regional significance in the arts and sciences, business, humanities, education, and health and human services. Coastal Carolina fully embraces its leadership role as a regional center of economic and intellectual resources, lifelong learning, cultural and recreational opportunities, and athletic programs.

As Coastal Carolina executes this mission, it recognizes its responsibility to be a role model to the community and to the profes-sions by assuring fair and honest treatment of people with whom it interacts and sustainable stewardship of resources entrusted to it, adopting the highest standards of integrity and accountability, and committing itself to excellence through continuous self-improvement.

Coastal Carolina University Athletics Mission StatementThe Coastal Carolina University Department of Athletics provides our student-athletes the opportunities and preparation to reach their potential as responsible and productive citizens through academic, athletic and personal success. In providing student-athletes the opportunity to achieve excellence in these three areas we are developing Champions for Life.

Kimbel Arena is home to the Coastal Carolina volley-ball team, as well as the Chanticleer men’s and women’s basketball teams. The arena is connected to the Williams-Brice Recreation Center. The arena opened in 1972 and holds just under 1,040 fans. Following the conclusion of the 2011-2012 academic year the volleyball team and the basketball teams will play in the new Student Convocation/Recreation Center, which will open in 2012. Coastal Carolina opened its new strength and condition-ing center in June 2010. The 13,000-square foot facility, which is part of the Adkins Field House, is more than dou-ble the size of the old weight room. The Adkins Field House features the latest in strength and conditioning equipment.



Kristen Bauer enters her 13th season as head coach at Coastal Carolina University following a 14-18 overall record and a fifth place finish in the Big South Conference in 2010. She is the winningest volleyball coach in Coastal Carolina history with 210 wins, against 176 losses, and owns a 105-67 career record in the Big South. In addition to her success on the court, Bauer's teams have produced in the classroom as well. Her team was publicly recog-nized by the NCAA for its Academic Progress Rate of 1,000, which is the highest number a team can receive and a Chanticleer has been the Big South Volleyball Scholar-Athlete of the Year six times since 2000, including a run of three straight years with Jill Nyhof (2008 and '09) and Chelsy Kimes in 2010. Coastal has also had nine CoSIDA Aca-demic All-District selections over the past seven seasons, getting at least one honoree each year. This past season Kimes and Megan Bick-ford made the prestigious squad. This past season, Kimes was also named first team All-Big South Conference for the third consecutive year, as well as being selected to the Big South All-Academic Team. She was additionally named Coastal Carolina's Female Athlete of the Year after being a three-time, first team All-Big South selection and a first team ESPN Academic All-District member, as well as being named to the Lowe's Senior CLASS Award top 30 list. During her tenure, she has also been named Big South Volleyball Player of the Year as well as Big South Conference Tournament MVP. Kimes ranks second in school history in service aces, while becoming the all-time leader in kills and total at-

tacks at Coastal Carolina University. Named to the Big South All-Freshman Team was Meghan Laffin after she was tabbed Big South Freshman of the Week twice. During the 2009 season Coastal Carolina won the 2009 Big South Tournament, defeating Liberty 3-1 in the Championship match. The Chants entered the tournament as a four seed. Coastal advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the third time in school history after having gone in 1996 and 1998, while Bauer went for the first time as a head coach. The Chanticleers finished the 2009 season 20-14 overall and 10-6 in the Big South. Coastal Carolina defeated regular-season champion UNC Asheville in all three meetings during the season, including a 3-0 win in the Big South Tournament semifinals. Kimes was named first team All-Big South and Big South Tournament MVP, while teammates Megan Bickford and Sierra Livesay joined Kimes on the All-Tournament Team. Livesay also earned Big South Freshman of the Year accolades. Receiving the Big South Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award for the second straight season was Nyhof, who also earned Academic All-American honors. In 2008, Bauer's team posted a 27-9 overall record, her most successful season since being named head coach and finished as the regular season co-Champion in the Big South with a 13-3 record. The team advanced to the finals of the Big South tournament where they fell to Liberty. Nyhof earned the 2008 Big South Scholar-Athlete of the Year honors, and sophomore Kimes

was named first team All-Big South. During the summer of 2008, Bauer traveled to Europe with "Bring It Promotions" to help coach a USA volleyball team. The team was comprised of collegiate players from several Division I schools. During her trip, her team had the opportunity to play the Switzerland National Team, where they split the series 1-1. Bauer's team finished their European tour in Croatia with a 12-team tournament between American and European squads. The team dominated the tournament and captured the gold medal. Under the direction of Bauer, the Chanticleers recorded a 15-17 overall record during the 2007 season. In the Big South, Coastal finished fourth with a 6-6 record and advanced to the Big South semifinals. Rookie standout Bickford was named to the Big South All-Conference and All-Freshman team, and was one of two players to appear in every game of the season. Fellow freshman Kimes was also selected to the Big South All-Freshman team, while Nyhof was named to the All-Academic team.

KRISTEN BAUERHEAD COACH13TH SEASONOHIO STATE, 1993210-176 OVERALL105-67 BIG SOUTH RECORD

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In 2006, Bauer saw her team play a program-record 128 games in 33 matches. The Chants posted a 10-23 overall record and tied for sixth in the Big South with a 4-10 record. Two players, senior Kristin Rinne and freshman Nyhof, appeared in all 128 games, while senior Laura Obert became Coastal’s all-time leader in block assists with 334. Both Nyhof and Obert earned Big South honors as Nyhof was selected to the All-Freshman Team and Obert was named Academic All-Conference. Obert also received her second Academic All-District Second Team honor. In 2005, Bauer’s team was 19-12 overall and finished Big South play with a record of 12-2, Coastal Carolina’s best re-cord in the Big South since going 13-1 in 1996. The squad earned the program’s highest-ever NCAA Division I national ranking, finishing the season ranked 98th and in the top one-third for all Division I volleyball programs. Bauer received her second Big South Coach of the Year honor. Meanwhile, senior Katherine Jensen-Spencer collected Big South Player of the Year for her work on the court and Big South Scholar Athlete of the Year and Academic All-District Second Team accolades for her work in the classroom. Also under Bauer’s guidance, Jensen-Spencer and classmate Jennifer Hampton were named to the All-Big South First Team while Brett Starbuck earned a spot on the All-Freshman Team. From 2002-2004, Bauer's teams posted three consecutive 21-win seasons, as well as a pair of 11-3 conference records in 2002 and 2003. In 2004, Bauer had two first team All-Conference awardees in Jennifer Hampton and Jensen-Spencer. Off the court, Obert and Jensen-Spencer became the second Coastal Carolina volleyball players to be named Aca-demic All-District. In 2003, five Chanticleers earned spots on the All-Conference Teams. The 2002 season saw Hampton and senior Jeanne Lambert selected as the Big South's Freshman of the Year and Scholar-Athlete of the Year, respectively. Lambert, who was side-lined during the previous season with an injury, also earned First Team All-Conference status with classmate Katie Knutson, while Hampton was a Second Team All-Conference and an All-Freshman Team selection. Without Lambert in 2001, the Chanticleers struggled to a 10-20 overall record and a sixth place Big South finish at 5-9. Despite the injuries, Coastal Carolina ranked fifth in the nation in digs, including Knutson's ninth-place national ranking in individual digs per game. After posting a 14-17 record in Bauer's inaugural season of 1999, Coastal improved to 18-14 in 2000. Coastal Carolina's improvement was noticeable throughout the Big South Conference as it improved from 6-8 to 11-3. The 2000 squad also set a school record for consecutive victories with a 12-match winning streak late in the season. As a result, Bauer received her first Big South Coach of the Year honor. That season, Bauer also saw Lambert earn Coastal's first Big South Scholar-Athlete of the Year, Academic All-District and Academic All-America honors. Additionally, Lambert was selected at the Big South's Volleyball Scholar-Athlete of the Year. A 1993 graduate of The Ohio State University, Bauer received her Bachelor of Arts degree in speech and hearing science. As a member of the Buckeyes' volleyball squad, she helped Ohio State capture the 1990 Big Ten Conference Championship. In addition to playing at Ohio State, Bauer also served as the head coach for the men's volleyball club team and served as the coordinator of several Ohio State University Women's Volleyball Camps throughout Ohio. Following graduation from Ohio State, the Buffalo, N.Y. native coached the varsity volleyball program at Nardin Academy Catholic High School from 1993 to 1995. During this same time, Bauer completed her master's work in audiology from the State University of New York at Buffalo. She was also selected as the head coach of the Western New York Senior All-Stars in 1994 and coached the Cheetah Volleyball Club’s 16 and under and 18 and under USVBA teams for two years. Bauer then served as the assistant women’s volleyball coach at East Tennessee State University from 1995 to 1998. During her final year of graduate school, she served as the head girls’ basketball and softball coach at University High School at East Tennessee State University. Bauer earned a Master’s of Arts in Teaching degree from East Tennessee State in 1999. Bauer has been honored many times as a player over the years. She was a member of the 1996 Sports Performance USVBA squad and participated in the Empire State Games six times. Bauer was also a member of the Junior Olympic program for three years and earned 12 varsity letters while a prep star at Cardinal O’Hara High School. Bauer was inducted into the Cardinal O’Hara in-augural Hall of Fame Oct. 14, 2005. Bauer and her husband, Kevin Smith, reside in Myrtle Beach.

The Kristen Bauer FileSeason Position Overall Big South1993-95 Head Coach-Nardin Academy Catholic HS N/A -1995-98 Asst. Coach-East Tennessee State N/A -1999 Head Coach-Coastal Carolina 14-17 6-82000 Head Coach-Coastal Carolina 18-14 11-3 2001 Head Coach-Coastal Carolina 10-20 5-92002 Head Coach-Coastal Carolina 21-11 11-32003 Head Coach-Coastal Carolina 21-11 11-32004 Head Coach-Coastal Carolina 21-10 9-52005 Head Coach-Coastal Carolina 19-12 12-22006 Head Coach-Coastal Carolina 10-23 4-102007 Head Coach-Coastal Carolina 15-17 6-62008 Head Coach-Coastal Carolina 27-9 13-3 2009 Head Coach-Coastal Carolina 20-14 10-6 2010 Head Coach-Coastal Carolina 14-18 7-9 12 Years at Coastal Carolina 210-176 105-67



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Tucker Short enters his second season as assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for the Chanticleers.

Short helped guide the Chanticleers to a 14-18 overall record and a fifth place finish in the Big South Con-ference during the 2010 season. The 2010 Coastal Carolina squad was publicly recognized off the court by the NCAA for its Academic Progress Rate of 1,000, which is the highest number a team can receive.

Short comes to Coastal Carolina after being on staff of the prestigious TCA Volleyball Club in Southern California.

Prior to his time in California, Short spent four years as an assistant coach at the University at Buffalo. He served as the program's recruiting coordinator and primary setter coach and was in charge of scouting opponents and tape ex-change.

A native of Brockport, N.Y., Short began his col-legiate coaching career at North Carolina where he was a volunteer assistant coach with the wom-en's volleyball team in 2003. Short assisted with on-court training, film breakdown, scouting and on-campus recruiting for the Tar Heels before returning to his alma mater the following season where he served as the women's junior varsity head coach and men's graduate assistant coach. He was responsible for practice planning, on-court training, scouting and match preparation. Short also served as a club head coach for two years with PACE Bootlegger (15-and-under and 16-and-under boys), and has experience working at numerous summer camps and clinics throughout the East Coast.

During his collegiate playing career, Short was a four-year letterwinner at Springfield College in Springfield, Mass., from 2000-2003. He was also a three-year team captain and a standout setter, where he led his team to three straight Division III national championship titles in 2001, 2002 and 2003. He graduated as the school's all-time career leader in assists (4,728), and his 12.88 assists per game are second all-time at Springfield. Short also amassed 434 digs, 69 service aces, 178 block as-sists and 188 total blocks in 367 games during his career. Short was an Eastern Intercollegiate Vol-leyball Association Division III first-team honoree in 2003 and a second-team selection in 2000 and 2002. He was also named to the Division III Championship All-Tournament Team in 2000 and 2003.

Short received his bachelor's degree in physical education at Springfield College in 2003. He is a member of the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA).

TUCKER SHORTASSISTANT COACHSECOND SEASONSPRINGFIELD COLLEGE, 2003



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Stephen Yates enters his first season as assistant coach for the Chanticleers.

"We are thrilled to have Stephen on staff this year," stated head volleyball coach Kristen Bauer. "He has several years experience working with one of the top volleyball club teams in the nation. Steve has worked extensively with practice planning, camps, uniform ordering, travel and coaching at many different age levels. His knowledge of the game, dedication to long hours of hard work and enthusiasm for our sport will be a welcomed addition to our volleyball program."

Prior to Coastal Carolina, Yates spent the past three years at TCA Volleyball Club Inc. where he coached 12-18 year olds. Yates helped coach the TCA Black Team to a ninth place finish at the AAU National Championship in the 16 Open division in 2010.

While coaching at TCA Volleyball Club Inc., Yates also served as a volunteer assistant coach with the Concordia University-Irvine volleyball team in 2009. The Eagles finished the 2009 season 30-8 overall and 13-7 in the Golden State Athletic Conference.

Yates got his start in coaching in 2008 as the head coach of the Greater New Bedford Vocational volleyball team.

In his playing days, Yates was named an All-North East Collegiate Volleyball Association first team member three times while play-ing men's volleyball at Emmanuel College. He was also selected as the NECVA player of the week twice. During his four year stint as a Saint, he was a team captain each year and during his senior season Yates was ranked in the top five in the country for Division III players in kills per game. He finished his senior season with 201 kills, 125 digs, 18 service aces, and 10 blocks.

Yates earned a bachelor of art degree in American studies at Emmanuel College and a master of art degree in athletic administration and coaching at Concordia University-Irvine.

STEPHEN YATESASSISTANT COACHFIRST SEASONEMMANUEL COLLEGE, 2006

Yates in his playing days at Emmanuel College.



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Junior Season (2010): Did not play due to season-ending injury.

Sophomore Season (2009): Saw action in six matches... Registered one dig each against Liberty (Sept. 26) and South Carolina State (Oct. 20)... Tallied one assist against South Carolina State (Oct. 20).

Freshman Season (2008): Appeared in the back row in six matches helping the team to a 6-0 record... Tallied three digs including a career-high two digs against Hampton (Sept. 20).

High School: Led the Independent Patriots in assists her senior year... Selected as team captain all four years for the Patriots and named team MVP twice... Also a member of the Independence basketball team where she played shooting guard... Member of the National Honor Society... Academic Scholar and Honor Roll member.

Personal: Full name: Simone Elizabeth Autry... Daughter of Lee and Ingrid Autry... Mother played vol-leyball at North Carolina Central... Father played football North Carolina Central... Brother Brandon played football at Coastal Carolina... Majoring in biology.

#15 SIMONE AUTRYSENIORDEFENSIVE SPECIALIST5’7”CHARLOTTE, N.C.INDEPENDENCE

Season GP-MP K E TA Pct A SA DIG BS BA TB 2008 10-6 0 0 1 .000 0 0 3 1 0 12009 7-6 0 0 2 .000 1 0 2 0 0 02010 0-0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0TOTAL 17-12 0 0 3 .000 1 0 5 1 0 1

Autry Career Statistics



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OFF THE COURT WITH SIMONE AUTRY

Place you would most like to visit: AmazonThe car you most like to own: Rolls RoyceWho is your hero: My momWhat is your dream job: Neonatal surgeonFavorite cartoon growing up: Looney Tunes



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Junior Season (2010): Appeared in all but two sets... Ranked second on the team in kills with 267, averaging 2.26 per set... Tallied eight double-digit kill performances, one being a career high of 21 against Radford on Oct. 16... Finished third on the team with 296 digs... Recorded a career-high 22 digs against Campbell on Oct. 19... Had 16 double-digit dig performances, including four matches with 15 plus digs... Registered seven double-doubles on the season... Had a career-high three service aces against Winthrop on Oct.26 and finished with a total of 11 on the season.

Sophomore Season (2009): Saw action in 16 matches and 29 sets... Set a new personal career high with seven digs against Wake Forest (Sept. 12)... Posted four blocks against High Point (Oct. 24) for a new personal career-high... Recorded a new personal career high assist record with two against Wake Forest (Sept. 12)... Notched a season-high nine kills against Wake Forest (Sept. 12)... Registered one service ace against Western Carolina (Sept. 19).

Freshman Season (2008): Played in 22 matches... Tallied 41 kills and 15 digs on the season... Set a personal career high with 10 kills on a .625 attacking percentage against Hampton (Sept. 20), while adding three digs in the contest... Knocked down five kills against Presbyterian (Nov. 15)... Against Win-throp (Nov. 11), picked up six kills and two digs... Registered five kills at Gardner-Webb (Nov. 7)... Tied her season-high three kills in the win vs. South Carolina State (Oct. 14)... Picked up two kills against North Carolina Central (Sept. 19)... Had three kills against Troy (Sept. 13)... Made her first appearance for the Chanticleers registering two kills against Winston-Salem State (Aug. 29).

High School: Two-time letterwinner on Air Academy’s team and served as the Kadets’ team captain during her senior sea-son... Led the 5A Colorado Springs Metro Conference in kills and was selected Air Academy’s Offensive Player of the Year... First Team All-Conference, Regis All-Tournament Team and Comcast Entertainment Television (CET) Player of the Game... First Team Academic All-State selection in both her junior and senior seasons.

Personal: Full name: Erika Ashley Lightsey... Daughter of Wayne and Bernadette Lightsey... Majoring in biology.

#6 ERIKA LIGHTSEYSENIOROUTSIDE HITTER5’9”MONUMENT, COLO.AIR ACADEMY


Lightsey Career Statistics



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OFF THE COURT WITH ERIKA LIGHTSEY

The car you would most like to own: A BugattiWhat kind of animal would you like to have as a pet: HorseFavorite color: Seafoam GreenWhat is your dream job: Physician’s AssistantFavorite cartoon growing up: Rocket Power



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Junior Season (2010): Appeared in all but four sets and played in all 32 matches... Ranked first on the team with 630 assists, averaging 5.43 assists per set... Recorded a career-high 51 assists and a career-high 10 kills while tallying 11 digs for her first career triple-double against Radford on Oct. 16 ... Registered double-digit assists in all but five matches played... Tallied 16 matches with 20 plus assists and five matches with 30 plus... Strung together a four-match streak with 25 plus assists... Ranked third on the team in service aces with 26... Had eight matches with at least two service aces.

Sophomore Season (2009): Appeared in 26 matches and 70 sets... Recorded a season-high 38 assists against Georgia Southern (Sept. 12)... Set a new career-high dig record with 17 against Wake Forest (Sept. 12)... Registered five kills against Ball State (Aug. 29) to set a new career-best... Had eight matches with 30+ assists and 12 matches with 20 plus... Strung together an eight-match streak with double-digit assists... Notched 10 digs against Ball State (Aug. 29)... Posted a season-high three blocks against Purdue (Aug. 29)... Had two service aces against UNC Greensboro (Sept. 4) and Gardner-Webb (Nov. 14).

Freshman Season (2008): Saw action in 28 matches... Tabbed the Big South Conference New Balance Freshman of the Week (Nov. 15), after recording 100 assists in three matches... Helped the Chanticleers to a 2-1 record at the Courtyard by Marriott Chanticleer Classic... Named to the Courtyard by Marriott Chanticleer Classic All-Tournament team... Registered 348 assists on the season hitting double figures in 12 matches... Picked up a career-high 43 assists against Presbyterian (Oct. 17)... Registered 35 assists and a career-high eight digs in the win over Georgia State (Sept. 13)... Collected 40 assists and set a personal best of three kills against Troy (Sept. 13)... Tallied 19 assists against No. 22 Wichita State... Dished out 13 helpers and picked up three digs against Gardner-Webb (Nov. 7)... Collected 21 assists and seven digs at UNC Asheville (Oct. 18... Tallied 30 assists and four block assists against North Carolina Central (Sept. 19)... Had 14 assists at South Carolina State (Sept. 19)... Picked up 25 helpers against Chattanooga (Sept. 13)... Had 25 assists and four block assists vs. Cal State Bakersfield (Sept. 6)... Registered 14 assists against Lamar (Sept. 5)... Against Virginia Tech (Aug. 30), tallied 14 assists and five digs.

High School: Delta Eagles All-Time assists leader... Three-time All-Coun-ty and All-Hoosier Heritage Conference selection and two-time All-State honoree... As a senior, selected as Delta’s team MVP... Helped Delta to four-straight sectional championships... During her junior season, the Eagles captured the regional crown and advanced to the final four in the state championship... Delta won the county championship in Mauck’s freshman, sophomore and senior seasons and the conference champion-ship four times.

Personal: Full name: Kelsie Jo Mauck... Daughter of David and Gina Mauck and Robyn and Brian Cunningham... Sister McKenzie played vol-leyball at Ohio University... Majoring in business.

#7 KELSIE MAUCKSENIORSETTER5’10”MUNCIE, IND.DELTA


Mauck Career Statistics



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OFF THE COURT WITH KELSIE MAUCK

Place you would like to visit: IrelandWhat’s your favorite part about volleyball: The competitionWhat is your favorite flower: TulipWhat sport would you like to learn: Pole VaultingFavorite cartoon growing up: Little Mermaid



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Prior to Coastal: Appeared in 163 sets at Kishwaukee College... Registered 624 digs in her sophomore season to average 3.83 digs per set and lead the team... Finished with 110 service aces on the year to rank second on the team... Had a season high of 24 digs twice with the most recent against Illinois Central College on Oct. 23... Recorded double-digit digs in 36 matches including 13 matches in a row... Tallied five service aces three times during the season... Had 17 games with at least three services aces.

Personal: Full Name: Jamie DiMaggio... Daughter of Joe and Kim DiMaggio... Brother Joe and sister Jodi DiMaggio... Majoring in business.

#8 JAMIE DIMAGGIOJUNIORDEFENSIVE SPECIALIST5’8”CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL.PRAIRIE RIDGE (KISHWAUKEE COLLEGE)

OFF THE COURT WITH JAMIE DIMAGGIO

Place you would most like to visit: AfricaWhat kind of animal would you like to have as a pet: LionWhat is your favorite flower: LilliFavorite volleyball moment: Going to nationals at my past collegeFavorite cartoon growing up: Rugrats



Sophomore Season (2010): Appeared in 10 sets... Registered a 10 digs on the season... Recorded a season and career high seven digs against Jacksonville State on Sept.4.

Freshman Season (2009): Saw action in 18 matches... Registered a career-high five digs against South Carolina State (Sept. 29)... Knocked down one kill in five different matches... Posted two blocks and recorded four digs against Presbyterian (Oct. 10)... Saw her first action as a Chanticleer against Ball State (Aug. 29).

High School: Four year varsity player at Starpoint High School... Named to the Frontier All-Tournament Team her junior and senior year... Niagara Gazette Volleyball Woman Player of the Year her senior and junior year... Selected First Team All-ECIC all four years... Voted offensive MVP at Star-point her sophomore, junior, and senior year... Starpoint ECIC Divisional Champions her freshman, sophomore, and junior year... New York State Team Scholar Athlete sophomore and junior year... Gold medalist her sophomore and junior year at the Empire State Games... USA High Performance Camp selection her freshman year... Named to the North Tonawanda All-Tournament team her freshman, junior and senior year.

Personal: Full name: Samantha Marie Palka... Daughter of Robert and Jeanne Palka... Father, Robert, played volleyball at Penn State University, while mother, Jeanne, played vol-leyball at West Virginia University... Majoring in biology.

#16 SAMANTHA PALKAJUNIOROUTSIDE HITTER5’11”NORTH TONAWANDA, N.Y.STARPOINT

Season GP-MP K E TA Pct A SA DIG BS BA TB 2009 36-18 5 4 16 .062 4 0 25 1 2 32010 10-6 0 0 0 .000 0 0 10 0 0 0TOTAL 46-24 5 4 16 .062 4 0 35 1 2 3

Palka Career Statistics

OFF THE COURT WITH SAMANTHA PALKA

Nickname: SammiecatWhat is your dream job: DentistThe car you would most like to own: EscaladeWhat kind of animal would you like to have as a pet: NewfoundlandWhat is your favorite color: PurpleFavorite volleyball moment: Winning the Big South and going to Nebraska

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Freshman Season (2010): Appeared in 29 matches... Ranked second on the team with 605 assists, averaging 5.71 assists per set... Recorded a career-high 38 assists against UNC Asheville (Sept. 24) and 18 digs against Campbell (Oct. 19)... Registered double-digit assists in all but two matches played... Tallied 15 matches with 20 plus assists and three matches with 30 plus... Strung together an eight-match streak with 20 plus assists... Tied for second on the team with 27 service aces... Had seven matches with two plus service aces with the most at four against Winthrop (Oct. 29).

High School: Member of the varsity squad all four years... Holds the records for service aces in a season with 69, service aces in a career with 196, assists in a season with 888, assists in a career with 2,293, and digs in a career with 804 at The Classical Academy... Selected to the First Team All-League her sophomore, junior and senior years... Named MVP at The Classical Academy her senior year... Earned a spot on the Academic All-League Team her junior and senior years... Selected to the First Team All-Area by the Gazette and First Team All-State by the Denver Post and Rocky Preps her junior year... Named high honorable mention by Prep Volleyball as part of the Top 200 sophomores in the nation... Member of the runner-up state championship team her sophomore year... Selected to the All-State Second Team as a setter her soph-omore year... Member of the Colorado Juniors Volleyball Club Team since 2006 and been a team captain every year... Club team ranked 23rd in the nation by Prep Volleyball and fi nished fi fth in the USAV Junior Olympics in 2008... Was a Junior National All-Star Qualifi er in 2008... A six-time King of the Mountain Father/Daughter Champion.

Personal: Full name: Lauren Leanne Alejo... Daughter of Rodel and Lori Alejo... Majoring in biology.

#3 LAUREN ALEJOSOPHOMORESETTER/DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST5’5”MONUMENT, COLO.THE CLASSICAL ACADEMY

Alejo Career StatisticsSeason GP-MP K E TA Pct A SA DIG BS BA TB

2010 106-29 10 7 49 .061 605 27 172 0 1 1TOTAL 106-29 10 7 49 .061 605 27 172 0 1 1

Off the Court with Lauren Alejo

Nickname: LoPlace you would most like to visit: AfricaWho is your hero: Ben Carson – NeurosurgeonWhat kind of animal would you like to have as

a pet: Tiger or SeahorseSpecial talent other than Volleyball: Baking banana breadFavorite cartoon growing up: Tom & Jerry



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Freshman Season (2010): Appeared in 22 sets... Recorded a total of seven blocks on the season... Posted four blocks against Campbell on Oct. 29, including a career-high two solo blocks... Registered six kills on the season... Hit 1.000 against Gardner-Webb on Oct.1 connecting for two kills.

High School: Has played volleyball since the eighth grade... Registered 242 kills, 75 blocks and 32 service aces her junior year at Dutch Fork... Selected to the All-State and All-Area teams her senior year... Named Volleyball MVP at Dutch Fork her senior year... Named to the USA Volleyball All-Region First Team, All-Area Team and was the 3A/4A All-Star player for South Carolina her junior year... Attended Hammond School her freshman and sophomore year where she made the varsity team as a freshman... Went to the SCISA State Championship her sophomore year.

Personal: Full name: Kindra Mone Bailey... Daugh-ter of Herbert and Marcia Bailey... Mother ran track at Seton Hall University... Brother Chandler played football at North Greenville University... Brother Ty-ler played football at Hampton University... Brother Daniel currently plays basketball at Queens Univer-sity... Majoring in psychology.

#5 KINDRA BAILEYSOPHOMOREMIDDLE BLOCKER6’0”IRMO, S.C.DUTCH FORK

Season GP-MP K E TA Pct A SA DIG BS BA TB 2010 22-11 6 3 27 .111 0 0 4 2 5 7TOTAL 22-11 6 3 27 .111 0 0 4 2 5 7

OFF THE COURT WITH KINDRA BAILEY

Nickname: KBWhat song do you have to listen to before a match: Anything by Waka FlockaWhat’s your favorite part about volleyball: No two plays are ever the sameFavorite color: Lavender Favorite cartoon growing up: The Wild Thorn-berry’sThe people, living or deceased, whom you’d invite to the same dinner party: Oprah, Audrey Hepburn and Miley Cyrus

Bailey Career Stats



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Freshman Season(2010): Appeared in two sets... Registered her first career kill as a Chanticleer against High Point on Oct.15.

High School: Four-year varsity volleyball player... Broke the school records in kills in a season, kills in a career, most wins in a season, most wins in a career and most hitting attempts in a season... Selected to the All-Metropolitan First Team by the Washington Post her senior year... Named the Montgomery County Gazette Player of the Year her senior year... Won region her junior and senior years... Helped lead the Colonels to the state finals her senior year... High school team won the divi-sion championship all four years.

Personal: Full name: Michelle Denise Fowle... Daughter of Ray and Denise Fowle... Brothers Kevin and Ray played football at Millersville Uni-versity... Majoring in business.

#11 MICHELLE FOWLESOPHOMOREOUTSIDE HITTER/DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST5’9”GAITHERSBURG, MD.MAGRUDER

Fowle Career StatisticsSeason GP-MP K E TA Pct A SA DIG BS BA TB 2010 2-2 1 0 1 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0TOTAL 2-2 1 0 1 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0

OFF THE COURT WITH MICHELLE FOWLE

Nickname: MeeshPlace you would most like to visit: HawaiiWhat is your dream job: Managing my own sports storeWhat’s your favorite part about volleyball: WinningFavorite color: PinkThree people, living or deceased, whom you’d invite to the same dinner party: George Wash-ington, Michael Jackson and Trey Songz



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Freshman Season (2010): Appeared in all 120 sets... Ranked first on the team with 525 digs, averaging 4.38 per set... Registered a career-high 30 digs against Long Island on Sept. 4... Recorded double-digit digs in all but six matches... Tallied 25-plus digs in five matches... Had two service aces on the season, one against Wake Forest on Aug. 27 and the other against Campbell on Sept. 7.

High School: Attended Stone Bridge High School her junior and senior years... Holds the record for most digs in a season with 450 and most digs in a match at 40 while at Stone Bridge... Won the Liberty District Tournament with the Bulldogs both years... Named to the All-State Second Team her junior year and First Team her senior year... Selected to the First Team All-District and All-Region teams both her junior and senior years... Attended Chatham High School in Chatham, N.J. her sophomore year and was a member of the state championship team... Selected to the All-Conference Honorable Mention Team her sophomore year... Her freshman year, attended Ronald Reagan High School in San Antonio, Texas where she was a member of the freshman team.

Personal: Full name: Lindsay Leigh Gill... Daughter of Craig and Mary Gill... Majoring in political science.

#2 LINDSAY GILLSOPHOMOREDEFENSIVE SPECIALIST5’7”ASHBURN, VA.STONE BRIDGE

Gill Career StatisticsSeason GP-MP K E TA Pct A SA DIG BS BA TB 2010 120-32 1 4 19 -.158 52 2 525 0 0 0TOTAL 120-32 1 4 19 -.158 52 2 525 0 0 0

OFF THE COURT WITH LINDSAY GILL

Nickname: LindsWhat is your dream job: News anchorWhat kind of animal would you like to have as a pet: A puppyWhat is your favorite flower: Red rosesFavorite color: BlueFavorite volleyball moment: Winning state in high school



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Freshman Season (2010): Appeared in all 120 sets... Named to the Big South Conference All-Freshman Team... Earned two Big South Freshman of the Week honors Oct. 4 and Nov. 15... Ranked second on the team with a total of 88 blocks, including 20 solo blocks... Had six matches with two solo blocks... Tallied 19 matches with at least two block assists, the most against being eight against Long Island on Sept. 4... Finished third on the team with 229 kills, averaging 1.91 kills per set and an at-tack percentage of .287... Had a career-high 14 kills against Radford on Oct.16... Posted double-digit kills in six matches... Tied for second on the team with 27 service aces... Registered a career-high six service aces against Gardner-Webb on Oct.1... Had at least two service aces in six matches... Named to the Kennesaw State Owl Invitational All-Tournament team after finishing with 15 kills and seven blocks... Earned All-Tournament honors at the Decon Invitational after totaling 17 kills, three digs and eight blocks, including two solo blocks against East Tennessee State Aug. 28.

High School: Varsity lettered in volleyball all four years... Selected team captain her senior year... Named to the Harbor-fields Invitational and Lindenhurst Invitational All-Tourament teams... Earned New York Scholar-Athlete all four years of high school... Selected to the All-League and All-Conference teams her sophomore and junior years... Voted team MVP and selected to the All-County and All-Long Island Teams her senior year... Named Sachem East Volleyball Most Outstanding Player her junior year... Earned Sachem East’s Volleyball Rookie of the Year her freshman year... Played at the Island Volleyball Acad-emy five years and, in 2006, competed at the Junior Olympics... During the summer of 2009, Laffin participated in the USA Beach Gulf Coast Open is Siesta Key, Fla. where her and team-mate Katie Dircks placed third in the 18-under division.

Personal: Full name: Meghan Victoria Laffin... Daughter of Tim and Dawn Laffin... Mother played one year of volleyball at Hofstra and transfered to Principia College to play volleyball for two years and basketball for three years... Majoring in busi-ness.

#10 MEGHAN LAFFINSOPHOMOREOUTSIDE HITTER/MIDDLE BLOCKER6’2”HOLBROOK, N.Y.SACHEM EAST

Laffin Career StatisticsSeason GP-MP K E TA Pct A SA DIG BS BA TB 2010 120-32 229 78 527 .287 6 27 54 20 68 88TOTAL 120-32 229 78 527 .287 6 27 54 20 68 88

OFF THE COURT WITH MEGHAN LAFFIN

Nickname: LaffPlace you would most like to visit: Siesta Key, Fla.Who is your hero: My momWhat kind of animal would you like to have as a pet: A horseWhat sport would you like to learn: PoloFavorite color: Yellow



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Prior to Coastal: Appeared in seven matches at Baylor University... Tallied 27 assists, averaging 2.70 assists per set... Recorded seven digs... Had a career high of seven assists twice with the most recent being against Florida At-lantic on Sept. 11... Registered a career high four digs against University of Texas San Antonio on Sept. 1.

High School: Helped Neuqua Valley to three conference championships... Named an Under Armour Preseason All-American, while earning All-State, All-area and All-conference honors as a senior... Earned recognition as the team MVP and team captain as a freshman, sophomore and senior... Named to Prepvolleyball.com’s Senior Aces Top 150 list... Voted to all-tournament teams at the Wheaton Classic and Warrior Blast Invite.

Personal: Full Name: Samantha Skryd... Daughter of Chris and Martha Skryd... Majoring in education.

#14 SAM SKRYDSOPHOMORESETTER5’9”NAPERVILLE, ILL.NEUQUA VALLEY (BAYLOR UNIV.)

OFF THE COURT SAM SKRYD

Nickname: SamWhat song do you have to listen to before a match: Stronger by Kanya WestFavorite volleyball moment: Winning AAU’s 18 OpenWhat sport would you like to learn: LacrosseWhat is your favorite flower: SunflowerPlace you would most like to visit: Greece



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#9 LIAN BERNETTFRESHMANOUTSIDE HITTER/RIGHT SIDE6’1”LEESBURG, VA.HERITAGE

High School: Lettered all four years, totaling 1,009 kills, 41 solo blocks and 941 digs... As a senior, she finished with 312 kills, 300 digs and 15 solo blocks and was named to the All-State first team, Offensive Player of the Year and Loudoun Player of the Month... Her last two years at Heritage, was named to the All-region first team... As a junior, she was named All-State honorable mention... Her sophomore, junior and senior years, was named All-Cedar Run District... Also as a sophomore, was named to the All-Region second team and Loudoun Player of the Month... As a freshman, she received the coach’s award... Helped her team win two AAA Cedar Run District Championships her last two years of high school with her senior year team record 23-3 placing fifth in the state... Played for the Virginia Elite VBC for four years... She helped her team qualify for Nation-als three times and become champions in 2009 and 2011.

Personal: Full Name: Lian Marie Bernett... Daughter of Paul and Dawn Bernett... Mother played volleyball for Purdue Uni-versity and was a three-time National Champion in women’s rowing... Father ran cross country and played tennis for Dela-ware Valley College... Majoring in business.

OFF THE COURT WITH LIAN BERNETT

Place you would most like to visit: RomeThe car you would most like to own: Audi R8What is one thing that people don’t know about you: My father is a tripletWhat kind of animal would you like to have as a pet: Great daneWhat is your favorite flower: Peony

High School: Honor roll student for the past three years and has been a main contributor to her team... Helped her team to winning seasons and received the Athletic Award as a freshman, sophomore and junior... Her freshman year, she was pulled up to varsity for the North Coast Section championships... Was named first team All-League her sophomore and junior years... Her junior year, she registered 300 blocks and 196 kills.

Personal: Full Name: Kathleen Theresa Martin... Daughter of Dean Pedlar and Mary Martin... Majoring in biology.

#4 KATIE MARTINFRESHMANMIDDLE BLOCKER6’1”ROHNERT PARK, CALIF.RANCHO COTATE

OFF THE COURT WITH KATIE MARTIN

Place you would most like to visit: LondonThe car you would most like to own: Mazda 3What is your dream job: PharmacistWhat sport would you like to learn: TennisFavorite volleyball moment: Earning my high school pennant that hasn’t been won in eleven years



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#1 MELISSA MCGWINFRESHMANMIDDLE BLOCKER6’3”ROCHESTER, N.Y.HILTON

High School: Lettered her last two years at Hilton... Helped lead her team to being Monroe County Sec-tion V Class AA Division II Champions the last two years... As a senior, she set the school record for the most blocks in a career at Hilton... Was selected to the All-County second team her junior year and also received the Presidential Award for academics... Was a member of the Volleyfx club team, who were the Nets 2 Champions, Winter Challenge Champi-ons, MAPL Champions and Regional Champions... Club team qualified for Nationals twice.

Personal: Full Name: Melissa Ashley McGwin... Daughter of Bill and Deb McGwin... Majoring in marine science.

OFF THE COURT WITH MELISSA MCGWIN

Nickname: MelWhat is your favorite part of volleyball: BlockingWhat is one thing that people don’t know about you: I love photographyWhat kind of animal would you like to have as a pet: Starfish or StingrayWhat is your favorite flower: HibiscusSpecial talent other than volleyball: Extremely flexible

High School: As a senior, she finished with 157 kills and 120 blocks and was named All-District honor-able mention.

Personal: Full Name: Taylor Rene Stafford... Daughter of Quinten and Lorna Stafford... Ma-joring in marine science.

#12 TAYLOR STAFFORDFRESHMANOUTSIDE HITTER6’1”SAN ANTONIO, TEXASMACARTHUR

OFF THE COURT WITH TAYLOR STAFFORD

Nickname: TayThe car you would most like to own: 2011 Jeep WranglerWhat is your dream job: Marine mammal vetWhat kind of animal would you like to have as a pet: TigerFavorite volleyball moment: When it’s a tight game and someone gets a major point that matters.Favorite carton growing up: Rugrats


2011 Coastal Carolina Volleyball Media Guide

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The 2010 Coastal Carolina volleyball team volunteered at the Tanger 5K benefiting Caring in our Lifetime, an organization that supports breast cancer awareness.

Samantha Palka does a reading lesson at Forest-brook Elemen-tary with a sec-ond grade class.

Several members of the 2010 Coastal Carolina vol-leyball team volunteer at Forestbrook Elementary with a second grade class.

Community Service

The Sasser Cup Following nine Big South Championships won during the 2010-11 year, Coastal Caro-lina received the Big South’s Men’s All-Sports Award for the second consecutive year, while placing second overall in the league’s Sasser Cup standings and finishing third in the Women’s All-Sports Award. Coastal Carolina’s men won regular season and tournament titles in baseball, while claiming the regular-season title in basketball and football and earning tournament titles in men’s soccer. Coastal’s men also finished runner-up in outdoor track and field and the basketball tournament. The Chanticleer women placed third in the All-Sports Award, winning the Big South regular season title in soccer, tennis, golf and indoor track and field, while placing second in cross country and outdoor track and field. Coastal Carolina has won nine Sasser Cups, has never finished lower than fourth in the Sasser Cup standings and has finished either first or second each year since 1995-96. Originally known as the commissioner’s Cup, the Sasser Cup was renamed in 2000 to honor George F. “Buddy” Sasser, who served as the conference Commissioner from 1989 to 1996, and as the Direc-tor of Athletics at Coastal Carolina from 1986-89 and 1996-00.

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On Tuesday, October 26 the Coastal Caroli-na University volleyball team defeated con-ference opponent Winthrop University 3-1 during the Chanticleers annual DIG PINK Breast Cancer Awareness Rally in Kimbel Arena. Each October the Chanticleers raise money for breast cancer research. More than 700 fans came out to the match.

Prior to the start of the match the Coastal Carolina volleyball team celebrated DIG PINK night by showing their support for local survivors. The team helped raise money for the Side-Out Foundation and a local breast cancer organization in the Con-way/Myrtle Beach area by hosting a bake sale on Monday. The Chanticleers also raised money by having a silent auction and a bank drive at the DIG PINK match.

The Chanticleers wore pink warm-ups and pink socks, while the first 200 fans received pink shirts.

Coastal Carolina will once again host Winthrop University dur-ing the 2011 season in their annual DIG PINK Breast Cancer Awareness Rally on Friday, October, 28 at Kimbel Arena.

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1996

NCAA Tournament

Big South Conference Champions

Overall: 27-7 • Big South: 13-1

Head Coach: Tammi McCaudy-Lee

Date Opponent Score8-30 vs. Campbell ^ W, 3-08-31 at Wake Forest ^ W, 3-18-31 vs. Appalachian State ^ W, 3-19-3 South Carolina State W, 3-09-6 at Jacksonville % W, 3-09-7 vs. Georgia Southern % W, 3-09-13 vs. Eastern Kentucky @ L, 2-39-13 at Kent State @ L, 2-39-14 vs. Buff alo@ L, 2-39-14 vs. Indiana State@ L, 2-39-17 at UNC Wilmington W, 3-09-24 Coll. of Charleston W, 2-19-28 UNC Greensboro* W, 3-09-29 UMBC* W, 3-110-1 at Clemson L, 0-310-5 at Liberty* W, 3-010-6 at Radford* W, 3-110-11 UNC Asheville* W, 3-210-12 Winthrop* W, 3-010-15 UNC Wilmington W, 3-010-19 at Winthrop* W, 3-210-20 at UNC Asheville* W, 3-010-22 Charleston Southern* W, 3-010-26 at Campbell W, 3-110-29 at Charleston Southern* W, 3-011-1 at UNC Greensboro* L, 2-311-3 at UMBC* W, 3-211-9 Liberty* W, 3-111-10 Radford* W, 3-011-15 vs. Char. Southern $ W, 3-011-16 vs. Liberty $ W, 3-011-16 vs. UMBC $ W, 3-011-27 UT-Chattanooga & W, 3-012-4 at Georgia Tech ! L, 0-3

* Big South Conference Match^ Wake Forest Tourn.-Winston-Salem, N.C.% Jacksonville Tourn.-Jacksonville, Fla.

@ Kent State Tourn.-Kent, Ohio$ Big South Tourn.-Baltimore, Md.

& NCAA Play-In Game-Conway, S.C.! NCAA Tourn.-Atlanta, Ga.

In her fifth year at the helm for the Coastal Carolina volleyball team, head coach Tammi McCaudy-Lee led the squad to its first Big South Tournament Championship and a trip to the NCAA Tourna-ment in 1996. McCaudy-Lee received Big South Coach of the Year honors for her success during the 1996 season. During the beginning of the season, the team started off with a school record six wins in a row, including four 3-0 shutouts. Coastal battled through some losses, but at the start of conference play, the

team registered a then-school record 10-game win streak which was broken up by a 3-2 loss at UNC Greensboro. The UNC Greensboro match was the only loss for the Chants for the remainder of the season until the NCAA Tournament. Coastal posted a 13-1 record in league action, the best in the Big South. In the Big South Tournament, the squad recorded 3-0 shutout victories against Charleston Southern and Liberty to advance to the champi-onship game. In the final match, the Chanticleers downed UMBC 3-0 to claim its first Big South Tournament title. Roberta Croteau was named tournament MVP and selected to the Big South All-Tournament Team for her play during the tornament. Croteau also earned Big South Volleyball Player of the Year and Big South Scholar-Athlete of the Year honors. Coastal had two athletes earn All-Big South honors in Croteau on the First Team and Emma Prowse on the Second Team. Before traveling to Atlanta, Ga., for the first round of the NCAA Tournament, the team hosted University of Tennessee-Chattanooga in a play-in game, which the Chants won 3-0. The road ended for Coastal in Atlanta as Coastal fell 3-0 to Georgia Tech. The 1996 team holds several records in the Coastal Carolina all-time record book. The squad ranks first on the all-time list for service aces with 296 and second in kills with 1,832. In the individual season records, Croteau ranks fifth in kills with 480 during the 1996 season.

Roberta Croteau was named Big South Vol-leyball Player of the Year in 1996 and was

selected to the First Team All-Conference. She also earned Big South Tournament MVP honors.

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1998

NCAA

APPEARANCE

1998

NCAA Tournament


Overall: 23-13 • Big South: 6-4


Date Opponent Score9-4 vs. UT-Chattanooga ^ L, 0-39-5 vs. SW Missouri State ^ L, 0-39-5- at South Carolina ^ L, 0-39-11 vs. Nevada# L, 0-39-12 at Duke# L, 0-39-12 vs. Ball State# L, 0-39-15 at UNC Wilmington W, 3-29-18 vs. Georgia Southern% W, 3-09-18 vs. Coll. of Charleston% W, 3-09-18 at Furman% W, 3-29-19 vs. South Carolina State% W, 3-0 9-19 vs. William & Mary% L, 1-39-22 The Citadel W, 3-09-24 Campbell L, 2-39-29 Coll. of Charleston W, 3-210-2 at High Point W, 3-010-4 at Elon W, 3-210-6 at Charleston Southern* W, 3-110-10 Liberty* W, 3-110-11 Radford* L, 1-310-14 at Coll. of Charleston W, 3-010-17 at Winthrop* W, 3-010-18 at UNC Asheville* L, 1-310-21 UNC Wilmington W, 3-010-27 Charleston Southern* W, 3-010-30 High Point W, 3-010-31 Elon W, 3-111-3 at The Citadel W, 3-011-7 at Liberty* L, 0-311-8 at Radford* L, 0-311-13 Winthrop* W, 3-111-14 UNC Asheville* W, 3-111-20 vs. Charleton Southern $ W, 3-0 11-21 vs. Radford $ W, 3-111-21 vs. Liberty $ W, 3-012-4 at #7 Brigham Young ! L, 0-3

* Big South Conference Match^ Carolina Classic-Columbia, S.C.# Duke Invitational-Durham, N.C.% Stone Memorial-Greenville, S.C.$ Big South Tourn.-Asheville, N.C.! NCAA Tournament -Provo, Utah

Despite a 0-6 record to start the season, the 1998 volleyball team rebounded to post a 23-13 record to close the season and capture its second Big South Tour-nament title and NCAA Tournament appearance. The squad rolled off win streaks of five games on four sepa-rate occasions throughout the season. With a 6-4 record and head coach Tammi McCau-dy-Lee’s last season, Coastal Carolina secured the No. 3

seed in the Big South Tournament. During the first two days of competi-tion, the Chants picked up a 3-0 shutout over Charleston Southern and a 3-1 victory over Radford. Coastal advanced to the tournament final to take on regular season champion Liberty, where they defeated the Flames

3-1 to earn the school’s second Big South Tournament title in three years. Autumn Staub and Emilie Welch were named Big South Tournament co-MVP. Staub was also a First Team All-Big South honoree while Jelena Mirkovic was select-ed to the All-Big South Second Team. The team traveled across the coun-try to Provo, Utah for the first round of the tournament to face Brigham Young. Coastal dropped its first round match to the Cougars 3-0, ending the team’s tour-nament run and five-game win streak. The 1998 team holds several records in the Chanticleer all-time record book. The squad ranks third all-time in season statistics in both digs with 2,148 and kills with 1,775. In the individual record book, Welch sits third in assists in a season with 1,347 during the 1998 season.

Autumn Staub was named Big South Tournament co-MVP and First Team All-Big

South. She also ranks eighth all-time at Coastal in kills with 1,195.



2009

NCAA

APPEARANCE

2009

NCAA Tournament


Overall: 20-14 • Big South:10-6

Head Coach: Kristen Bauer

Date Opponent Score8-28 vs. Dayton# L, 3-18-29 at #19 Purdue# L, 0-38-29 vs. Ball State# W, 3-19-4 vs. UNC Greensboro% L, 2-39-4 at South Carolina% L, 0-39-5 vs. Eastern Kentucky% W, 3-09-11 vs. Auburn! L, 0-39-11 at Georgia Southern! L, 1-39-12 vs. Wake Forest! W, 3-19-18 Charlotte$ L, 1-39-19 UNC Wilmington$ W, 3-09-19 Western Carolina$ W, 3-09-25 at High Point* W, 3-09-26 at Liberty* L, 1-39-29 South Carolina State W, 3-010-2 Radford* W, 3-110-6 at Winthrop* L, 1-310-10 at Presbyterian* W, 3-110-13 Charleston Southern* W, 3-110-16 Gardner-Webb* W, 3-210-17 UNC Asheville* W, 3-210-20 at South Carolina State W, 3-010-23 Liberty* L, 0-310-24 High Point* W, 3-010-27 at Charleston Southern* L, 1-310-31 at Radford* W, 3-111-3 Winthrop* W, 3-211-6 Presbyterian* L, 2-311-13 at UNC Asheville* W, 3-211-14 at Gardner-Webb* L. 1-311-19 #5 High Point^ W, 3-211-20 #1 UNC Asheville^ W, 3-011-21 #2 Liberty^ W, 3-112-4 #10 Nebraska& L, 3-0

*Big South Conference Match^ Big South Tournament - Radford, Va.

# Mortar Board Premier - West Lafayette, Ind.% Gamecock Invitational - Columbia, S.C.

! Bash in the ‘Boro - Statesboro, Ga.$ Myrtle Beach Comfort Suites Invitational -

Conway, S.C. & NCAA Volleyball Championships

As the old adage goes, “It’s not how you start the season, but how you finish it,” and that could not be more true for the 2009 squad. The Chanticleers had a tough road, going 7-7 out of conference and 10-6 in the Big South to finish fourth in the league. However, the turning point in the season came on Senior Night after the team lost a disappointing match to Presbyte-

rian. At the conclusion of the match, the team went into the locker room and talked about what needed to be changed and where they were going to go from there. After a lot of tears and frustration, the squad emerged as a new team with one goal--to win the Big South Tournament and go to the NCAA Tourna-ment. Looking like a new team, Coastal faced its first test in the opening round of the Big South Tournament as it beat High Point 3-2 in a tough five-set match. The Chants played spoiler for the third time of the season, defeating regu-lar season champion UNC Asheville in all three meetings of the season, including a 3-0 win in the Big South semifinals to advance to the tour-nament finals. In a rematch of the 2008 cham-pionship match, the squad defeated Liberty 3-1 to earn the school’s third Big South Tournament championship. Junior Chelsy Kimes was named Big South Tournament MVP after registering 50 kills in three matches, including 12 kills in one set against UNC Asheville. Kimes was also se-lected to the All-Tournament team along with ju-nior Megan Bickford. Freshman Sierra Livesay was named Big South Freshman of the Year and senior Jill Nyhof earned Big South Scholar-Ath-lete of the Year for the second year in a row as well as being selected to the ESPN The MagazineAcademic All-America Second Team. Coastal Carolina was sent to Nebraska to play the Cornhuskers in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, falling 3-0.

Chelsy Kimes was named Big South Tournament MVP after registering 50 kills in three matches, including 12 kills in one set against UNC Asheville. She also was named to the All-Big South

First Team for the second year in a row.



2010

SEASON

STATS

2010 Coastal Carolina Season Schedule/Results

Date Opponent Score Match results Overall Conf Time Attend8/27/10 at Wake Forest# 1-3 L 19-25,25-21,11-25,27-29 0-1 0-0 1:48 3738/28/10 vs Georgia# 0-3 L 13-25,23-25,17-25 0-2 0-0 1:21 1228/28/10 vs East Tennessee State# 0-3 L 20-25,23-25,18-25 0-3 0-0 1:23 1189/3/10 at Virginia Tech& 0-3 L 16-25,25-27,16-25 0-4 0-0 1:29 6799/4/10 vs Jacksonville State& 1-3 L 18-25,22-25,25-23,17-25 0-5 0-0 1:49 509/4/10 vs Long Island& W 3-2 23-25,25-22,25-12,23-25,15-9 1-5 0-0 1:51 759/7/10 at Campbell W 3-1 21-25,25-16,25-21,25-21 2-5 0-0 1:51 3119/10/10 THE CITADEL% W 3-0 25-23,25-16,25-14 3-5 0-0 1:11 5519/11/10 NORFOLK STATE% W 3-0 25-12,25-14,25-18 4-5 0-0 1:15 2019/11/10 USC UPSTATE% W 3-2 25-20,14-25,25-19,25-27,15-11 5-5 0-0 2:00 2879/17/10 vs Troy! 0-3 L 15-25,15-25,19-25 5-6 0-0 1:09 869/17/10 at Kennesaw State! W 3-1 21-25,25-21,25-16,25-19 6-6 0-0 1:50 1449/18/10 vs #25 Ohio State! 1-3 L 16-25,25-22,15-25,10-25 6-7 0-0 1:41 869/21/10 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN* W 3-0 L 25-16,25-20,25-23 7-7 1-0 1:10 4899/24/10 at UNC Asheville* 2-3 L 25-14,23-25,26-24,21-25,11-15 7-8 1-1 2:10 7869/28/10 UNC WILMINGTON W 3-0 25-18,25-15,26-24 8-8 1-1 1:15 26810/1/10 GARDNER-WEBB* W 3-0 25-10,25-15,25-17 9-8 2-1 1:08 27810/2/10 PRESBYTERIAN* W 3-1 19-25,25-14,25-18,25-22 10-8 3-1 1:38 23810/ 5/10 at Winthrop* 0-3 L 24-26,20-25,19-25 10-9 3-2 1:26 49010/9/10 at Liberty* 1-3 L 25-19,19-25,21-25,20-25 10-10 3-3 1:38 29810/15/10 HIGH POINT* 1-3 L 17-25,19-25,25-23,17-25 10-11 3-4 1:40 20110/16/10 RADFORD* W 3-1 34-32,25-20,25-27,25-21 11-11 4-4 1:57 24510/19/10 CAMPBELL 2-3 L 14-25,28-26,25-20,12-25,13-15 11-12 4-4 2:04 20210/23/10 UNC ASHEVILLE* W 3-1 25-12,25-14,23-25,25-17 12-12 5-4 1:30 26110/26/10 WINTHROP* W 3-1 25-18,22-25,25-16,25-21 13-12 6-4 1:40 71310/29/10 at Presbyterian* 0-3 L 21-25,20-25,24-26 13-13 6-5 1:20 48110/30/10 at Gardner-Webb* W 3-0 25-17,25-13,25-13 14-13 7-5 1:10 7811/2/10 at Charleston * 0-3 L 22-25,17-25,11-25 14-14 7-6 1:12 44911/6/10 LIBERTY* 2-3 L 23-25,25-21,21-25,25-18,11-15 14-15 7-7 2:01 43811/12/10 at Radford* 1-3 L 23-25,21-25,25-23,23-25 14-16 7-8 1:38 17411/13/10 at High Point* 2-3 L 25-22,17-25,25-16,19-25,11-15 14-17 7-9 2:07 41111/18/10 at #4 Winthrop^ 0-3 L 17-25,22-25,23-25 14-18 7-9 1:22 448*denotes Big South Conference match ^denotes Big South Championship (Rock Hill, S.C.) #denotes Deacon Invitational (Winston-Salem, N.C.)& denotes Hokie Invitational (Blacksburg, Va.) % Coastal Carolina Invitational (Conway, S.C.) !Kennesaw State Owl Invitational (9Ken-nesaw, Ga.)

TEAM RECORD W-L ATTEND Dates Total Average3 sets 6-8 Total 32 10031 3134 sets 6-6 Home 13 4372 3365 sets 2-4 Away 13 5122 394 Neutral 6 537 90

2010 Coastal Carolina VolleyballOverall record: 14-18 Conf: 7-9 Home: 10-3 Away: 3-10 Neutral: 1-5

2010 Coastal Carolina Volleyball Individual Stats

ATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING ## Player S K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SE SA/S RE DIG Dig/S BS BA Total Blk/S B E BHE4 KIMES, Chelsy 117 456 3.90 219 1338 .177 33 0.28 35 73 0.30 63 363 3.10 5 22 27 0.23 4 110 LAFFIN, Meghan 120 229 1.91 78 527 .287 6 0.05 27 46 0.22 4 54 0.45 20 68 88 0.73 4 26 LIGHTSEY, Erika 118 267 2.26 114 808 .189 13 0.11 11 21 0.09 16 296 2.51 6 32 38 0.32 9 21 BICKFORD, Megan 115 199 1.73 79 490 .245 7 0.06 16 18 0.14 0 77 0.67 24 78 102 0.89 5 28 RUSSELL, Amanda 116 165 1.42 87 509 .153 13 0.11 3 0 0.03 9 78 0.67 3 48 51 0.44 2 214 LIVESAY, Sierra 115 112 0.97 62 430 .116 10 0.09 0 5 0.00 6 51 0.44 2 39 41 0.36 4 17 MAUCK, Kelsie 116 29 0.25 10 101 .188 630 5.43 26 40 0.22 0 185 1.59 0 6 6 0.05 3 303 ALEJO, Lauren 106 10 0.09 7 49 .061 605 5.71 27 46 0.25 0 172 1.62 0 1 1 0.01 2 145 BAILEY, Kindra 22 6 0.27 3 27 .111 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 4 0.18 2 5 7 0.32 1 02 GILL, Lindsay 120 1 0.01 4 19 -.158 52 0.43 2 9 0.02 40 525 4.38 0 0 0 0.00 0 09 COZZENS, Kristen 25 0 0.00 0 0 .000 2 0.08 1 1 0.04 2 13 0.52 0 0 0 0.00 0 011 FOWLE, Michelle 2 1 0.50 0 1 1.000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 012 STOWERS, Becky 4 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 1 0 0.00 1 0 1 0.25 0 016 PALKA, Samantha 10 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 1 10 1.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 COASTAL CAROLINA.... 120 1475 12.29 663 4299 .189 1371 11.43 148 259 1.23 171 1828 15.23 63 299 212.5 1.77 34 54 Opponents........... 120 1404 11.70 669 4189 .175 1311 10.93 171 228 1.42 148 1879 15.66 84 281 224.5 1.87 62 54



2010

SEASON

STATS

2010 Coastal Carolina VolleyballOverall record: 14-18 Conf: 7-9 Home: 10-3 Away: 3-10 Neutral: 1-5

Team Statistics COASTAL OPPATTACK Kills 1475 1404 Errors 663 669 Total Attacks 4299 4189 Attack Pct .189 .175 Kills/Set 12.3 11.7SET Assists 1371 1311 Assists/Set 11.4 10.9SERVE Aces 148 171 Errors 259 228 Aces/Set 1.2 1.4SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors 171 148 Errors/Set 1.4 1.2DEFENSE Digs 1828 1879 Digs/Set 15.2 15.7BLOCKING Block Solo 63 84 Block Assist 299 281 Total Blocks 212.5 224.5 Blocks/Set 1.8 1.9 Block Errors 34 62Ball handling errors 54 54ATTENDANCE Total 4372 5122 Dates/Avg Per Date 13/336 13/394 Neutral site #/Avg 6/90 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak 0 -

MATCH WINS BY SETS 1 2 3 4 5 TotalCoastal Carolina 0 0 6 6 2 14Opponents 0 0 8 6 4 18

SETS WON BY SET 1 2 3 4 5 TotalCoastal Carolina 13 16 18 7 2 56Opponents 19 16 14 11 4 64

POINTS BY SET 1 2 3 4 5 TotalCoastal Carolina 696 725 715 389 76 2601Opponents 709 692 693 420 80 2594

The Coastal Carolina University volleyball team hosted the third annual “Attack the Beach” doubles sand volleyball tournament on Sunday, April 17. Six teams including the Chanticleers participated in the event, which was held on the beach in front of Ocean Annie’s in Myrtle Beach, S.C. The Citadel, College of Charleston, Wilmington, Winthrop, and Wofford were the other school’s who took part in the tournament. The “Attack the Beach” event was played under the traditional 2-on-2 format with over 20 teams playing in a pool play format. Coastal was well represented in the event, as Erika Lightsey and Lauren Alejo advanced to the semi-finals of the gold bracket. Lindsay Gill and Kindra Bailey made it to the semi-finals in the silver bracket.



2010

BIG

SOUTH

RESULTS

&

AWARDS

BIG SOUTH OVERALLTEAM STANDINGS RECORD PCT. RECORD PCT.Liberty 14-2 .875 25-9 .735High Point 13-3 .813 22-13 .629UNC Asheville 11-5 .688 19-12 .613Winthrop 10-6 .625 14-16 .467Coastal Carolina 7-9 .438 14-18 .438Charleston Southern 6-10 .375 13-20 .394Presbyterian 6-10 .375 13-18 .419Radford 5-11 .313 11-21 .344Gardner-Webb 0-16 .000 5-27 .156

2010 Big South Awards

Player of the YearAmanda Hill, Charleston Southern

Freshman of the YearJade Craycraft, Liberty

Coach of the YearShane Pinder, Liberty

Scholar-Athlete of the YearChelsy Kimes, Coastal Carolina

First Team All-ConferenceAmanda Hill, Charleston SouthernKaryl Bacon, LibertyMegan Smith, High PointChelsy Kimes, Coastal CarolinaCindi Miller, UNC AshevilleAmanda Kettles, PresbyterianJulie Hershkowitz, High Point

Second Team All-ConferenceBecca Toor, WinthropStephanie Wallin, High PointKelsey Benorden, UNC AshevilleLoren Thomas, LibertyKaley Viola, WinthropJade Craycraft, LibertyKelly Haseman, Liberty

All-Freshman TeamJade Craycraft, LibertyMaddie Simpson, High PointMeghan Laffin, Coastal CarolinaLillie Happel, LibertyAndrea Barman, PresbyterianAlex Stewart, UNC AshevilleTyler Cockrell, Gardner-Webb

All-Academic TeamChelsy Kimes, Coastal CarolinaKaryl Bacon, LibertyCori Holeman, CSUEvan Moffit, Gardner-WebbAshley Dunlap, PresbyterianSara Felts, WinthropJulie Hershkowitz, High PointKatelyn Meeks, RadfordRachel Guinane, UNC Asheville

All-Tournament TeamAudi Gonzalez – High Point (MVP)Megan Smith – High PointMaddie Simpson – High PointJade Craycraft – LibertyKaryl Bacon – LibertyKelsey Hall – WinthropAmanda Hill – Charleston Southern

Player of the WeekAug. 30 - Karyl Bacon, LibertySept. 7 - Kelsey Benorden - UNC AshevilleSept. 13 - Amanda Hill - Charleston SouthernSept. 20 - Karyl Bacon - Liberty Sept. 27 - Cindi Miller - UNC AshevilleOct. 4 - Karyl Bacon, LibertyOct. 11 - Becca Toor, WinthropOct. 18 - Amanda Hill - Charleston SouthernOct. 25 - Megan Smith - High PointNov. 1 - Cindi Miller - UNC AshevilleNov. 8 - Kelsey Benorden - UNC AshevilleNov. 15- Lillie Happel - Liberty

Freshman of the WeekAug. 30 - Jade Craycraft - LibertySept. 7 - Jade Craycraft - LibertySept. 13 - Emily Carlin - RadfordSept. 20 - Maddie Simpson - High Point Sept. 27 - Maddie Simpson - High Point Oct. 4 - Meghan Laffin - Coastal CarolinaOct. 11 - Maddie Simpson - High Point Oct. 18 - Tyler Cockrell - Gardern-WebbOct. 25 - Lillie Happel - Liberty Nov. 1 - Andrea Barman - Presbyterian Nov. 8 - Maddie Simpson - High PointNov. 15- Meghan Laffin - Coastal Carolina

BIG SOUTH VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIPThursday, Nov. 18 (First Round)

#2 High Point 3.........................................................................................#7 Radford 0#6 Charleston Southern 3..............................................................#3 UNC Asheville 0#1 Liberty 3....................................................................................# 8 Gardner-Webb 0#4 Winthrop 3................................................................# 5 Coastal Carolina 0

Friday, Nov. 19 (Semifinals)#2 High Point 3.....................................................................#6 Charleston Southern 1#1 Liberty 3.............................................................................................#4 Winthrop 2

Saturday, Nov. 20 (Finals)#2 High Point 3...........................................................................................#1 Liberty 0

Defensive Player of the WeekAug. 30 - Kelly Haseman - LibertySept. 7 - Julie Hershkowitz - High PointSept. 13 - Cori Holeman - Charleston SouthernSept. 20 - Kelly Haseman - LibertySept. 27 - Megan Bickford - Coastal Carolina Oct. 4 - Kelly Haseman - LibertyOct. 11 - Holly Shelton - UNC Asheville Oct. 18 - Cori Holeman - Charleston SouthernOct. 25 - Kendle Rollins - Liberty Nov. 1 - Alex Stewart - UNC AshevilleNov. 8 - Katelyn Meeks - RadfordNov. 15- Kelly Haseman - Liberty



SERIES

RECORD

VS.

ALL

OPPONENTS

Alabama ............................................... 1-0American .............................................. 0-1Appalachian State ................................ 3-3Auburn ................................................. 0-1Augusta ................................................ 2-0Ball State .............................................. 1-1Belmont ................................................ 2-0Bethune-Cookman ............................... 1-0Birmingham-Southern ......................... 8-4Bradley........................... First MeetingBrigham Young ..................................... 0-1Bucknell ............................................... 1-0Buffalo .................................................. 2-2Cal State Bakersfield ........................... 0-1Campbell ..................................... 16-6Canisius ................................................ 1-0Catawba ............................................... 1-0Central Florida ..................................... 1-1Central Michigan ................................. 1-0Charleston Southern .................. 37-15Charlotte .............................................. 3-9 Chattanooga ......................................... 4-1Citadel ........................................... 4-0Clemson ............................................... 0-7Coker .................................................... 0-1College of Charleston ................. 13-25Columbia .............................................. 0-1Concord ................................................ 1-2Converse .............................................. 1-0Davidson ....................................... 2-8Dayton ................................................. 0-2Delaware .............................................. 0-3Duke ..................................................... 0-1East Carolina ...................................... 4-10East Tennessee State ...................... 2-3Eastern Kentucky ................................. 1-1Eastern Michigan ................................. 0-1Elon ...................................................... 9-3Emory & Henry ....................................2-1 Evansville ....................... First MeetingFlorida Atlantic .................................... 1-1Florida International ........................... 0-1Florida Tech ......................................... 0-1Fordham ............................................... 0-1Francis Marion ................................... 10-3Furman ................................................. 3-6Gardner-Webb ................................ 6-2Georgetown .......................................... 0-1

Georgia ................................................. 0-2Georgia Southern ................................. 6-2Georgia State ....................................... 3-3Georgia Tech ........................................ 0-8Glenville ............................................... 1-0Hampton .............................................. 1-0Hartford ............................................... 1-0High Point ................................... 22-9Hofstra ................................................. 0-1Howard ................................................ 0-1Idaho .................................................... 0-1Idaho State ........................................... 1-0Illinois .................................................. 0-1Indiana State........................................ 0-1IUPUI .................................................. 1-0Iona ............................... First MeetingIowa ...................................................... 0-1Jacksonville .......................................... 2-4Jacksonville State ................................. 0-1James Madison .............................. 0-1Kennesaw State .................................... 1-0Kent State ............................................ 0-1Lamar ................................................... 1-0Lehigh ............................ First MeetingLenoir-Rhyne ....................................... 0-1Liberty ....................................... 17-27Long Island .......................................... 1-1Louisiana-Lafayette ............................ 1-0Louisiana-Monroe ................................ 0-1Louisville .............................................. 0-1Loyola Marymount .............................. 0-1Loyola (Md.) ........................................ 1-0Maryland-Baltimore County ............... 4-7Maryland-Eastern Shore ..................... 4-0Mars Hill .............................................. 3-0McNeese State ..................................... 1-1Mercer .................................................. 0-2Memphis .............................................. 0-1Miami (Fla.) ......................................... 0-1Milligan ................................................ 2-0Minnesota ............................................ 0-2Montana State ..................................... 0-2Morehead State ................................... 0-2Morgan State ....................................... 1-0Navy ..................................................... 0-1Nebraska .............................................. 0-1Nevada ................................................. 0-1Newberry ............................................. 1-0

Niagara ................................................. 1-0Norfolk .......................................... 1-0Northeastern ........................................ 1-0North Carolina ..................................... 0-2North Carolina A&T ...................... 3-0North Carolina Central ....................... 1-0North Carolina State ........................... 1-1North Florida ....................................... 1-0Northwestern ....................................... 0-1Ohio State ............................................ 0-2 Pacific ................................................... 0-1Pembroke State .................................... 0-3Pfeiffer .................................................. 2-0Pittsburgh ............................................. 0-2Presbyterian ................................... 6-2Purdue .................................................. 0-2Queens ................................................. 2-0Radford ...................................... 24-16Robert Morris ................................ 1-0Rollins .................................................. 0-1Salem .................................................... 1-0Sam Houston State ............................. 1-0Samford ................................................ 0-2Savannah State .................................... 2-0SMU ..................................................... 0-1South Alabama .................................... 0-1South Carolina ..................................... 0-7South Carolina State .................... 20-4Southeast Louisiana ............................ 0-1Southwest Missouri State .................... 0-1Stetson ................................................. 3-0TCU ..................................................... 1-0Tennessee State .................................... 1-0Tennessee Tech ..................................... 1-1The Citadel .................................... 4-0Towson State ........................................ 0-4Troy ...................................................... 0-4Tulane ................................................... 0-1UAB ...................................................... 0-1UNC Asheville ........................... 22-18UNC Greensboro ........................... 2-8UNC Wilmington ....................... 21-20USC Aiken ........................................... 2-0USC Lancaster ..................................... 1-0USC Upstate ........................................ 2-0Villanova .............................................. 0-1Virginia ................................................. 0-1Virginia Commonwealth...................... 2-0Virginia Tech ........................................ 1-4Wake Forest ......................................... 2-1West Georgia ........................................ 1-1West Liberty ........................................ 0-1West Virginia ....................................... 1-0Western Carolina ................................. 2-4Western Kentucky ............................... 1-0Wichita State ....................................... 0-1William & Mary .................................. 0-1Wingate ................................................ 3-1Winston-Salem State ........................... 1-0Winthrop ................................... 25-20Wisconsin-Milwaukee ......................... 0-1Wofford ................................................ 4-0Xavier ................................................... 0-2

Bold denotes 2011 opponentThe 2010 squad at the Big South Conference banquet.



YEAR

BY

YEAR

RESULTS

1983 (4-19)

Date Opponent Score

9-16 High Point L, 0-2

9-16 UNC Wilmington L, 0-2

9-20 Baptist (Char. Southern) L, 0-2

9-20 Coll. of Charleston L, 0-2

9-22 South Carolina State L, 0-3

9-22 Pembroke L, 0-2

9-23 USC Spartanburg L, 0-2


9-23 West Georgia L, 0-2


9-26 South Carolina State W, 2-1

9-26 Coker L, 1-2

10-1 West Liberty L, 1-2

10-1 Concord College L, 0-2

10-1 Emory & Henry L, 1-2

10-1 Salem W, 2-1

10-4 USC Lancaster W, 2-0


10-7 Francis Marion L, 0-2


10-7 Furman L, 0-2

10-8 Coll. of Charleston W, 2-0

10-13 Pembroke L, 1-3

1984 (20-9)

Date Opponent Score

Baptist (Char. Southern) W, 3-1

Wingate W, 2-1

South Carolina State W, 2-0

Newberry W, 2-0

Presbyterian W, 2-0

USC Spartanburg L, 0-2

Coll. of Charleston L, 1-2

West Georgia W, 2-0

Gardner-Webb L, 1-2

UNC Asheville L, 0-2

Mars Hill W, 2-1

Belmont Abbey W, 2-0

Lenoir-Rhyne L, 2-3

Converse W, 2-0

Presbyterian W, 2-0


Pfeiff er W, 2-1

UNC Wilmington W, 3-1

Elon L, 1-2

Pembroke State L, 0-2

Catawba W, 2-0

Pfeiff er W, 2-0

Emory & Henry W, 2-0

Concord W, 2-1

Milligan W, 2-0

Mars Hill W, 2-1

Glenville W, 2-0

Concord L, 1-2

Milligan W, 2-0

1985-87 -- Results Not Available

1988 (8-17; 2-4 Big South)

Head Coach: Debbie Fore

Date Opponent Score

Furman W, 3-1

at Georgia Tech L, 0-3

at South Carolina State L, 1-3

at UNC Wilmington L, 0-3

at UNC Asheville* L, 0-3

at Emory W, 2-0

at Davidson L, 1-3

vs. Western Carolina # L, 0-3

vs. Furman # L, 2-3

at Appalachian State L, 2-3

at Baptist (Char. South.)* L, 0-3


at Campbell* W, 3-2

at Francis Marion W, 3-2

Radford* L, 0-3

USC Spartanburg L, 2-3

at Winthrop* L, 0-3

Campbell W, 3-0

at Furman L, 0-3

vs. Jacksonville % L, 0-3

vs. Baptist (Char. South.)% L, 0-3

vs. Florida Tech % L, 1-3

Francis Marion L, 2-3

Augusta* W, 3-0

Davidson W, 3-0

* Big South Conference Match

# UNC Charlotte Invit.-Charlotte, N.C.

% Tournament of Champions

1989 (17-11; 5-1 Big South)


Date Opponent Score

9-1 vs. Furman # W, 3-1

9-1 at South Carolina # L, 0-3

9-2 vs. Winthrop # W, 3-0

9-8 Elon W, 3-0

9-8 Va. Commonwealth W, 3-2


9-12 at Clemson L, 0-3

9-14 UNC Wilmington W, 3-0

9-26 at South Carolina State W, 3-2

10-5 Baptist (Char. South.)* W, 3-0

10-7 at Campbell* W, 3-2


10-12 East Carolina L, 0-3

10-14 UNC Asheville* W, 3-2

10-17 Winthrop* W, 3-1

10-21 at UNC Greensboro ^ L, 0-3

10-21 vs. Winthrop ^ W, 3-1

10-21 vs. Campbell ^ W, 3-1

10-21 vs. Davidson ^ L, 0-3

10-24 at Augusta* W, 3-1


10-29 at Radford* L, 1-3

10-29 at Virginia Tech L, 0-3

10-31 Francis Marion W, 3-0

11-2 at UNC Wilmington L, 0-3

11-7 Campbell L, 1-3

11-10 vs. Baptist (Char. South.)$ L, 0-3


# Palmetto State Tourn.-Columbia, S.C.

^ UNC Greensboro Tourn.-Greensboro, N.C.

$ Big South Conference Tourn.-Radford, Va.

Five matches from 9-21-9-23

cancelled due to Hurricane Hugo

1990 (11-18, 4-3 Big South)


Date Opponent Score


9-1 vs. Clemson # L, 0-3

9-2 vs. Coll. of Charleston # L, 1-3


9-7 UNC Charlotte ^ L, 2-3

9-7 Morehead State ^ L, 0-3

9-8 Campbell ^ W, 3-0


9-15 vs. Wingate L, 1-3

9-15 at Francis Marion W, 3-1

9-18 Campbell* W, 3-1

9-20 at Winthrop* W, 3-0

9-25 at Baptist (Char. South.)* L, 1-3

9-28 vs. Davidson @ L, 1-3

9-28 vs. Furman @ L, 2-3

9-29 vs. Western Carolina @ L, 2-3

9-29 vs. Appalachian State @ L, 0-3

10-2 at East Carolina L, 0-3

10-6 at Coll. of Charleston L, 1-3


10-12 at Davidson* L, 0-3

10-13 at UNC Asheville* L, 0-3

(All Results Not Available)


^ Coastal Beach Classic-Conway, S.C.

@ UNC Charlotte Invit.-Charlotte, N.C.

1991 (15-17, 3-4 Big South)


Date Opponent Score


9-6 USC-Aiken ^ W, 3-2

9-6 Campbell ^ @, 3-0

9-7 Georgia Tech ^ L, 0-3

9-7 Jacksonville ^ W, 3-0

9-10 at Francis Marion L, 0-3

9-13 vs. Queens # W, 3-1

9-13 vs. Georgia Southern # W, 3-1

9-14 vs. Rollins # L, 1-3

9-14 at Coll. of Charleston # L, 1-3

9-17 at Wingate W, 3-0

9-24 Charleston Southern* W, 3-1

9-27 vs. Georgia Tech @ L, 1-3

9-27 vs. East Carolina @ W, 3-0

9-28 at UNC Charlotte @ L, 1-3

9-28 vs. Virginia Tech @ L, 0-3

10-1 East Carolina W, 3-2


10-5 Queens W, 3-2


10-11 at Liberty* L, 1-3


10-12 vs. Wisc.-Milwaukee L, 0-3

10-13 at James Madison L, 0-3

10-15 Davidson* L, 2-3

10-19 UNC Asheville* L, 1-3


10-24 at Campbell* W, 3-1

10-29 at South Carolina State L, 1-3


11-5 Wingate W, 3-0

11-8 vs. Radford $ L, 1-3


# Coll. of Charleston Tourn.-Charleston, S.C.

@ UNC Charlotte Invit.-Charlotte, N.C.

$ Big South Tournament

1992 (13-20, 2-7 Big South)


Date Opponent Score

9-4 Florida International ^ L, 1-3

9-4 UNC Greensboro ^ L, 0-3

9-5 Campbell ^ W, 3-0

9-5 Davidson ^ W, 3-1

9-5 Georgia Tech L, 0-3


9-11 vs. Clemson # L, 0-3





9-19 UNC Charlotte L, 0-3




10-3 Georgia Southern W, 3-2

10-4 Mars Hill W, 3-1

10-6 at Charleston Southern* L, 2-3

10-9 at Charleston Southern L, 1-3

10-10 vs. UNC Asheville* L, 0-3

10-10 vs. Winthrop* W, 3-1

10-16 at Campbell* L, 2-3

10-17 vs. Radford* L, 1-3

10-17 vs. UNC Greensboro* L, 0-3

10-20 Campbell W, 3-1

10-23 vs. UMBC W, 3-1

10-24 vs. Towson State L, 0-3

10-24 vs. Liberty L, 0-3

10-28 UNC Wilmingotn L, 1-3



11-13 Campbell $ W, 3-0

11-13 UMBC $ L, 0-3




$ Big South Tourn.-Conway, S.C.

1993 (8-23, 1-8 Big South)


Date Opponent Score


9-3 vs. East Carolina ^ W, 3-0

9-3 at Georgia Tech ^ L, 0-3

9-4 vs. Davidson ^ L, 1-3


9-8 USC-Aiken W, 3-1




9-11 vs. Charleston Southern # L, 0-3

9-17 at UNC Wilmington @ L, 0-3

9-18 vs. Xavier @ L, 0-3

9-18 vs. UNC Charlotte @ L, 0-3



9-28 at UNC Charlotte L, 0-3

10-1 Charleston Southern* L, 0-3

10-1 Campbell* L, 0-3

10-2 UNC Asheville* L, 0-3




10-16 vs. UNC Greensboro* L, 0-3




10-29 vs. UMBC L, 0-3

10-30 vs. Towson State L, 0-3

10-30 vs. Liberty L, 0-3


11-12 vs. Liberty $ L, 1-3


^ Georgia Tech Tourn.-Atlanta, Ga.


@ Seahawk Classic -Wilmington, N.C.


1994 (7-27, 2-6 Big South)


Date Opponent Score

9-2 vs. UMES ^ W, 3-0

9-3 vs. Villanova ^ L, 0-3

9-3 vs. Delaware ^ L, 0-3



9-9 UNC Charlotte L, 0-3

9-10 Georgia Southern L, 0-3


9-16 at UNC Wilmington # L, 0-3

9-17 vs. East Carolina # L, 2-3

9-17 vs. Appalachian State # L, 0-3

9-21 at North Carolina State L, 1-3

9-23 vs. East Carolina % L, 1-3

9-23 vs. UNC Wilmington % L, 0-3

9-24 at UNC Charlotte % L, 1-3

9-24 vs. N. Carolina A&T % W, 3-0


9-30 vs. Troy State @ L, 0-3

10-1 at Georgia State @ L, 0-3

10-1 vs. Samford @ L, 0-3

10-7 Navy L, 2-3



10-15 at UMBC* L, 0-3

10-16 at Towson State* L, 0-3

10-22 Liberty* W, 3-1

10-23 Radford* W, 3-0



10-30 at Winthrop* L, 1-3


11-4 UNC Greensboro* L, 0-3


11-11 vs. UNC Greensboro $ L, 0-3


^ Navy Tourn.-Annapolis, Md.

# UNCW Tourn.-Wilmington, N.C.

% UNCC Tourn.- Charlotte, N.C.

@ Georgia State Tourn.

$ Big South Tourn.

1995 (17-14; 4-3 Big South)


Date Opponent Score

9-1 vs. Stetson ^ W, 3-2

9-1 at Georgia Southern ^ W, 3-1


9-8 Montana State & L, 2-3

9-9 UT-Chattanooga & W, 3-0

9-9 Coll. of Charleston & L, 2-3

9-10 Montana State & L, 0-3

9-10 UNC Charlotte & L, 0-3

9-12 at Woff ord W, 3-1

9-15 vs. Loyola (Md.) # W, 3-0

9-16 vs. Western Kentucky # W, 3-1

9-16 at Va. Commonwealth # W, 3-2

9-23 at UNC Charlotte % W, 3-2

9-23 vs. Hartford % W, 3-1

9-24 vs. Mercer % L, 0-3

9-24 vs. Mercer % L, 1-3



10-10 Woff ord W, 3-2

10-14 UMBC* L, 0-3



10-22 at Radford* W, 3-0



YEAR

BY

YEAR

RESULTS





11-3 at UNC Greensboro* L, 0-3

11-6 IUPUI W, 3-0

11-10 vs. Liberty $ W, 3-2

11-11 vs. UMBC $ L, 1-3


^ Georgia Southern Tourn.-Statesboro, Ga.

& Coastal Tourn.-Conway, S.C.

# VCU Tourn.-Richmond, Va.

% UNC Charlotte Tourn.-Charlotte, N.C.


1996 (27-7, 13-1 Big South)

Big South Champions

NCAA Tournament


Date Opponent Score

8-30 vs. Campbell ^ W, 3-0

8-31 at Wake Forest ^ W, 3-1

8-31 vs. Appalachian State ^ W, 3-1


9-6 at Jacksonville % W, 3-0

9-7 vs. Georgia Southern % W, 3-0

9-13 vs. Eastern Kentucky @ L, 2-3

9-13 at Kent State @ L, 2-3

9-14 vs. Buff alo L, 2-3

9-14 vs. Indiana State L, 2-3

9-17 at UNC Wilmington W, 3-0


9-28 UNC Greensboro* W, 3-0

9-29 UMBC* W, 3-1

10-1 at Clemson L, 0-3

10-5 at Liberty* W, 3-0






10-20 at UNC Asheville* W, 3-0


10-26 at Campbell W, 3-1

10-29 at Charleston Southern* W, 3-0

11-1 at UNC Greensboro* L, 2-3

11-3 at UMBC* W, 3-2

11-9 Liberty* W, 3-1

11-10 Radford* W, 3-0

11-15 vs. Char. Southern $ W, 3-0

11-16 vs. Liberty $ W, 3-0

11-16 vs. UMBC $ W, 3-0

11-27 UT-Chattanooga & W, 3-0

12-4 at Georgia Tech ! L, 0-3


^ Wake Forest Tourn.-Winston-Salem, N.C.

% Jacksonville Tourn.-Jacksonville, Fla.

@ Kent State Tourn.-Kent, Ohio

$ Big South Tourn.-Baltimore, Md.

& NCAA Play-In Game-Conway, S.C.

! NCAA Tourn.-Atlanta, Ga.

1997 (15-13, 6-6 Big South)


Date Opponent Score

8-29 vs. Liberty ^ W, 3-1

8-29 vs. Illinois ^ L, 0-3

8-30 vs. Delaware ^ L, 2-3

8-30 at Virginia ^ L, 1-3


9-5 Belmont % W, 3-0

9-5 Stetson % W, 3-1

9-6 Appalachian State % W, 3-0

9-6 East Carolina % L, 0-3


9-20 vs. Minnesota # L, 1-3

9-20 vs. Appalachian State # W, 3-0

9-21 at UNC Charlotte # W, 3-1



9-28 UMBC L, 1-3






10-24 Winthrop* L, 2-3


11-1 Liberty* L, 1-3

11-2 Radford* L, 1-3

11-8 at UMBC* L, 1-3

11-14 at UNC Asheville $ W, 3-2

11-15 vs. UMBC $ L, 0-3


^ Jeff erson Cup-Charlottesville, Va.

% Coastal Beach Classic-Conway, S.C.

# UNC Charlotte Invit.-Charlotte, N.C.

$ Big South Tourn.-Asheville, N.C.

1998 (23-13, 6-4 Big South)

Big South Champions

NCAA Tournament


Date Opponent Score

9-4 vs. UT-Chattanooga ^ L, 0-3

9-5 vs. SW Missouri State ^ L, 0-3

9-5- at South Carolina ^ L, 0-3

9-11 vs. Nevada L, 0-3

9-12 at Duke L, 0-3

9-12 vs. Ball State L, 0-3


9-18 vs. Georgia Southern W, 3-0

9-18 vs. Coll. of Charleston W, 3-0

9-18 at Furman W, 3-2

9-19 vs. South Carolina State W, 3-0

9-19 vs. William & Mary L, 1-3

9-22 The Citadel W, 3-0



10-2 at High Point W, 3-0

10-4 at Elon W, 3-2


10-10 Liberty* W, 3-1

10-11 Radford* L, 1-3

10-14 at Coll. of Charleston W, 3-0





10-30 High Point W, 3-0

10-31 Elon W, 3-1

11-3 at The Citadel W, 3-0





11-20 vs. Charleton Southern $ W, 3-0

11-21 vs. Radford $ W, 3-1

11-21 vs. Liberty $ W, 3-0

12-4 at #7 Brigham Young ! L, 0-3

^ Carolina Classic-Columbia, S.C.

# Duke Invitational-Durham, N.C.

% Stone Memorial-Greenville, S.C.

$ Big South Tourn.-Asheville, N.C.

! NCAA Tournament -Provo, Utah

1999 (14-17, 6-8 Big South)


Date Opponent Score

9-3 vs. East Tennessee St. ! L, 0-3

9-3 at Central Florida ! L, 0-3

9-4 vs. Sam Houston State ! W, 3-1

9-4 vs. McNeese State ! L, 0-3

9-10 vs. Florida Atlantic $ W, 3-1

9-10 vs. Georgia Southern $ W, 3-0

9-11 at Jacksonville $ L, 0-3

9-11 vs. Furman $ L, 2-3

9-24 High Point # W, 3-0

9-25 Furman # L, 1-3

9-25 Georgia State # W, 3-2







10-15 at High Point* W, 3-1

10-16 at Elon* L, 1-3


10-23 Liberty* L, 1-3

10-24 Radford L, 2-3




11-7 UNC Asheville L, 0-3


11-12 Elon* L, 2-3

11-13 High Point* W, 3-1


11-19 vs. Winthrop % L, 0-3

!UCF Invit.-Orlando, Fla.

$Jacksonville Invit.-Jacksonville, Fla.

#Lady Chant. Classic-Conway, S.C.

%Big South Tourn.-Charleston, S.C.

2000 (18-14, 11-3 Big South)


Date Opponent Score

9-2 vs. Hofstra ! L, 0-3

9-2 at North Carolina ! L, 0-3

9-3 vs. East Tennessee St. ! W, 3-2

9-3 vs. Pittsburgh ! L, 0-3

9-8 vs. #10 Minnesota % L, 0-3

9-9 vs. #11 Pacifi c % L, 0-3

9-9 at Georgia Tech % L, 0-3


9-15 Robert Morris W, 3-0

9-16 South Alabama L, 2-3


9-23 at Stetson W, 3-2

9-23 at Jacksonville L, 1-3






10-7 at Elon* W, 3-0

10-13 Liberty* W, 3-0

10-14 Radford* W, 3-2



10-21 Elon* W, 3-0







11-17 vs. High Point $ W, 3-0

11-18 vs. Winthrop$ L, 3-0


! Carolina Fall Preview-Chapel Hill, N.C.

% Courtyard by Marriott Classic-Atlanta, Ga.

$ Big South Tourn.

2001 (10-20, 5-9 Big South)


Date Opponent Score

9-3 vs. American # L, 0-3

9-3 vs. Miami (FL) # L, 0-3

9-3 at Davidson # L, 2-3

9-7 at Tulane $ L, 0-3

9-8 vs. Louisiana-Monroe $ W, 3-0

9-10 vs. Southern Methodist $ L, 1-3


9-22 vs. Md. Eastern Shore ^ W, 3-0

9-22 vs. Columbia ^ L, 0-3

9-22 at Towson State ^ L, 1-3

9-25 UNC Asheville * L, 1-3

9-28 at High Point * W, 3-1

9-29 at Elon* W, 3-0

10-2 Winthrop L, 1-3


10-7 Birmingham-Southern W, 3-0

10-10 at Charleston Southern * L, 2-3


10-14 at Radford * L, 0-3



10-26 Elon * W, 3-0

10-27 High Point * L, 2-3

10-31 at Winthrop * L, 0-3

11-2 at Birmingham Southern W, 3-2

11-3 at Georgia State L, 1-3

11-6 Charleston Southern * W, 3-1

11-9 Radford * L, 2-3

11-10 Liberty * L, 2-3

11-15 at Liberty % L, 1-3


# Hampton Inn/Holiday Inn Wildcat Invit.- Davidson, N.C.

$ Kathy Trosclair Memorial Invit.-New Orleans, La.

% Big South Conference Tourn.-Lynchburg, Va.

2002 (21-11,11-3 Big South)


Date Opponent Score

8-30 at Buff alo $ W, 3-2

8-31 vs. Canisius $ W, 3-0

8-31 vs. Bucknell $ W, 3-0

9-6 at Davidson ^ L, 1-3

9-7 vs. SE Louisiana ^ L, 0-3

9-7 vs. N. Carolina A&T ^ W, 3-2

9-13 Western Carolina # L, 2-3

9-14 Savannah State # W, 3-0

9-14 Pittsburgh # L, 0-3

9-20 vs. TCU % W, 3-1

9-21 at Clemson % L, 1-3

9-21 vs. Virginia Tech % W, 3-2


9-29 Birmingham-Southern W, 3-0






10-18 Elon* W, 3-0



10-26 at Birmingham-Southern L, 1-3

10-27 at Georgia State L, 0-3

11-1 Radford* W, 3-0




11-14 at Elon* W, 3-1


11-21 vs. Charleston Southern W, 3-0

11-22 at Winthrop L, 1-3

$ Buff alo Tourn-Buff alo, N.Y.

^ Davidson Tourn-Davidson, N.C.

# CCU Tourn-Conway, S.C.

% Clemson Tourn.-Clemson, S.C.


2003 (21-11, 11-3 Big South)


Date Opponent Score

8-29 vs. Alabama# W, 3-2

8-30 at Georgia Tech# L, 0-3

8-30 vs. Northwestern# L, 0-3

9-5 at Western Carolina% L, 0-3

9-6 vs. Tennessee State% W, 3-2

9-6 vs. Savannah State% W, 3-0

9-12 Clemson$ L, 0-3

9-13 Woff ord$ W, 3-0

9-13 Florida Atlantic$ L, 0-3

9-19 Eastern Michigan@ L, 0-3

9-20 East Carolina@ W, 3-0

9-20 Bethune-Cookman@ W, 3-0



9-27 Charlotte W, 3-0




10-12 at Birm.-Southern* W, 3-0



10-24 Central Florida W, 3-1



11-2 Birmingham-Southern* W, 3-0






11-21 vs. Charleston Southern^ W, 3-0

11-22 vs. Winthrop^ L, 2-3


#Georgia Tech Tournament.-Atlanta, Ga.

%Western Carolina Tournament-Greenville, S.C.

$ CCU Classic-Conway, S.C.

@CCU Tournament-Conway, S.C.

^Big South Tourn.-Birmingham, Ala.



YEAR

BY

YEAR

RESULTS

Season Overall Big South Home Away Neutral For Against1983 4-19 n/a n/a n/a n/a 11 421984 20-9 n/a n/a 4-4 8-5 49 251985 14-26 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a1986 16-20 n/a* n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1987 16-19 5-1 7-5 4-7 5-8 n/a n/a1988 8-17 2-4 5-3 3-9 0-5 34 571989 17-11 5-1 10-3 3-6 4-2 54 511990 11-18 4-3 3-3 2-6 1-7 31 511991 15-17 3-4 9-4 3-8 3-4 55 641992 13-20 2-7 9-6 1-7 3-7 49 691993 8-23 1-8 4-6 2-7 2-10 27 751994 7-27 2-6 4-6 1-12 2-9 33 841995 17-14 4-3 7-7 5-4 5-3 62 621996 27-7 13-1 11-1 11-2 5-4 90 341997 15-13 6-6 7-5 6-4 2-4 59 481998 23-13 6-4 9-2 8-6 6-5 74 531999 14-17 6-8 7-5 4-8 3-4 53 622000 18-14 11-3 10-2 6-7 2-4 60 492001 10-20 5-9 3-6 5-10 2-4 47 662002 21-11 11-3 9-3 6-7 6-1 73 462003 21-11 11-3 12-5 5-4 4-2 70 472004 21-10 9-5 9-3 7-6 5-1 72 432005 19-12 12-2 11-6 7-3 1-3 66 472006 10-23 4-10 6-7 3-12 1-4 52 762007 15-17 6-6 8-5 3-9 4-3 54 62 2008 27-9 13-3 10-2 8-4 9-3 2009 20-14 10-6 9-3 5-7 6-3 2010 14-18 7-9 10-3 3-10 1-5TOTAL 426-432 152-109 189-96 112-160 86-101 1121 1152*-Although there was a Big South All-Conference Team in 1986, no offi cial conference records were kept until the 1987 season.

Year-by-Year Overall Results

2004 (21-10, 9-5 Big South)


Date Opponent Score

9-3 at Dayton# L, 1-3

9-4 vs. West Virginia# W, 3-0

9-4 vs. Tennessee Tech# W, 3-1

9-10 at Clemson Tigers% L, 0-3

9-10 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette% W, 3-1

9-11 vs. Central Michigan% W, 3-0

9-14 at. Coll. of Charleston L, 0-3

9-17 Chattanooga$ W, 3-0

9-18 North Carolina State$ W, 3-2

9-18 Long Island$ L, 1-3


9-24 at High Point* L, 1-3




10-9 UNC Asheville L, 2-3

10-10 Birmingham-Southern* W, 3-0



10-17 at Western Carolina W, 3-0



10-26 at Charleston Southern* W,3-1

10-30 at Georgia State W, 3-0

10-31 at Birmingham-Southern* L. 0-3


11-6 Liberty* W, 3-1

11-12 Charleston-Southern* W, 3-1

11-16 Charleston Southern^ W, 3-1

11-20 vs. Birm.-Southern^ W, 3-2

11-21 vs. Winthrop^ L, 2-3


# Flyer Invitational-Dayton, Ohio

%CCU Classic-Conway, S.C.

^Big South Tourn.-Birmingham, Ala.

2005 (19-12, 12-2 Big South)


Date Opponent Score

8-30 The Citadel W, 3-0

9-2 vs. Idaho# L, 0-3

9-3 vs. Loyola Marymount# L, 0-3

9-3 vs. Northeastern# W, 3-0

9-9 vs. South Carolina% L, 0-3

9-10 vs. Purdue% L, 0-3

9-10 vs. UNC% L, 1-3

9-16 Iowa$ L, 0-3

9-17 East Tennessee State$ W, 3-2

9-17 North Carolina A&T$ W, 3-0



9-30 at Birmingham-Southern* W, 3-1


10-7 vs. Radford* W, 3-0

10-8 vs. Liberty* W, 3-0

10-11 vs. East Carolina L, 2-3

10-14 vs. High Point* W, 3-1

10-15 vs. Winthrop* L, 2-3

10-18 vs. Coll. of Charleston L, 1-3



10-29 vs. UNC Asheville* W, 3-1

10-30 vs. Birmingham Southern* W, 3-1

10-31 vs. UNC Wilmington W, 3-0




11-15 vs. Charleston Southern^ W, 3-0

11-19 vs. UNC Asheville^ L, 0-3


*Big South Conference Match

#Loyola Marymount Four Points Sheraton-LAX

Classic-Los Angeles, Calif.

%GlaxoSmithKline UNC Volleyball Classic-Chapel

Hill, N.C.

$Microtel Inn & Suites CCU Classic-Conway, S.C.

^ Big South Tourn.-Conway, S.C.

2006 (10-23, 4-10 Big South)

Head Coach: Kristin Bauer

Date Opponent Score

8-25 at Morehead State% L, 0-3

8- 26 vs. UAB% L, 0-3

8-26 at Georgia% L, 0-3

9-1 at Niagara$ W, 3-0

9-2 vs. Fordham$ L, 1-3

9-2 at Buff alo$ L, 2-3

9-8 vs. Howard# L, 2-3

9-9 vs. Campbell# W, 3-0

9-9 at Georgetown# L, 1-3

9-15 Xavier^ L, 0-3

9-16 East Tennessee State^ L, 0-3

9-16 North Florida^ W, 3-2



9-24 Jacksonville L, 1-3


9-30 High Point* L, 1-3




10-10 at South Carolina State L, 2-3


10-15 at Birmingham-Southern* L, 2-3

10-19 Liberty* L, 1-3

10-21 Radford* W, 3-0





11-5 Birmingham-Southern* L, 2-3


11-14 at #3 Liberty@ W, 3-1

11-17 vs. #2 UNC Asheville@ L, 2-3


%-Georgia Invite-Athens, Ga.

$-Western New York Invitational-Buff alo, N.Y.

#-Georgetown Classic-Washington, D.C.

^-Microtel Inn and Suites CCU Classic-Conway,

S.C.

@Big South Tourn.

2007 (15-17, 6-6 Big South)


Date Opponent Score

8-24 vs. Tennessee Tech% L, 2-3

8-25 vs. Louisville% L, 0-3

8-25 vs. Memphis% L, 0-3

8-28 College of Charleston* W, 3-1

9-1 vs. McNesse State# W, 3-1

9-1 vs. Troy# L, 0-3

9-2 vs. Samford# L, 2-3

9-7 vs. Charlotte@ L, 0-3

9-8 vs. UNC Greensboro@ W, 3-1

9-8 vs. Morgan State@ W, 3-1

9-14 vs. Gardner-Webb$ W, 3-1

9-14 vs. Buff alo$ W, 3-0

9-15 vs. Delaware$ L, 0-3





9-29 Presbyterian L, 1-3






10-19 Radford* W, 3-1

10-20 Liberty* L, 0-3

10-26 at Presbyterian L, 1-3





11-15 vs. #5 Radford W, 3-0

11-16 at #1 Liberty L, 0-3


@ Big South Tournament - Lynchburg, Va.

% Louisville Marriott East Invitational -

Louisville, Ky.

# Barber’s Bulldog Classic - Birmingham, Ala.

^ Comfort Suites 49ers Tournament -

Charlotte, N.C.

$ Caravelle Resort Invitational - Conway, S.C.

2008 (27-9, 13-3 Big South)


Date Opponent Score

8-29 vs. Winston-Salem State% W, 3-0

8-30 vs. UMES% W, 3-2

8-30 at Virginia Tech% L, 1-3

9-4 vs. Ohio State^ L, 0-3

9-5 vs. Lamar^ W, 3-2

9-5 at Wichita State^ L, 0-3

9-6 vs. Idaho State^ W, 3-0

9-6 vs. Cal State Bakersfi eld^ L, 1-3

9-12 Georgia State$ W, 3-0

9-13 Troy$ L, 1-3

9-13 Chattanooga$ W, 3-0

9-19 at South Carolina State# W, 3-0

9-19 vs. North Carolina Central# W, 3-0

9-20 vs. Woff ord# W, 3-1

9-20 vs. Hampton W, 3-0






10-11 Gardner-Webb* W, 3-0


10-17 at Presbyterian* W, 3-1







11-7 at Gardner-Webb* W, 3-1


11-14 UNC Asheville W, 3-0

11-15 Presbyterian W, 3-2

11-21 Charleston Southern@ W, 3-0

11-22 #2 High Point@ W, 3-2

11-23 #1 Liberty@ L, 1-3


@ Big South Tournament - Asheville, N.C.

% Virginia Tech Hokie Invitational -

Blacksburg, Va.

^ Wichita State Best Western Shocker - Wichita,

Kan.

$ Courtyard by Marriott Coastal Carolina

Invitiational - Conway, S.C.

# South Carolina State Invitational - Orangeburg, S.C.

2009 (20-14, 10-6 Big South)

Big South Champions

NCAA Tournament


Date Opponent Score

8-28 vs. Dayton# L, 1-3

8-29 at #19 Purdue# L, 0-3

8-29 vs. Ball State# W, 3-1

9-4 vs. UNC Greensboro% L, 2-3

9-4 at South Carolina% L, 0-3

9-5 vs. Eastern Kentucky% W, 3-0

9-11 vs. Auburn! L, 1-3

9-11 at Georgia Southern! L, 1-3

9-12 vs. Wake Forest! W, 3-1

9-18 Charlotte$ L, 1-3

9-19 UNC Wilmington$ W, 3-0

9-19 Western Carolina$ W, 3-0











10-23 Liberty* L, 0-3





11-6 Presbyterian* L, 2-3


11-14 at Gardner-Webb* L, 1-3

11-19 #5 High Point^ W, 3-2

11-20 #1 UNC Asheville^ W, 3-0

11-21 #2 Liberty^ W, 3-1

12-4 #10 Nebraska& L, 3-0


^ Big South Tournament - Radford, Va.

# Mortar Board Premier - West Lafayette,

Ind.

% Gamecock Invitational - Columbia, S.C.

! Bash in the ‘Boro - Statesboro, Ga.

$ Myrtle Beach Comfort Suites Invitational -

Conway, S.C.

& NCAA Volleyball Championships

2010 (14-18, 7-9 Big South)


Date Opponent Score

8-27 at Wake Forest# L, 1-3

8-28 vs. Georgia# L, 0-3

8-28 vs. East Tennessee State# L,0-3

9-3 at Virginia Tech& L, 0-3

9-4 vs Jacksonville State& L, 1-3

9-4 vs. Long Island& W, 3-2


9-10 The Citadel! W, 3-0

9-11 Norfolk St.! W, 3-0

9-11 USC Upstate! W, 3-2

9-17 vs. Troy$ L, 0-3

9-17 at Kennesaw St.$ W, 3-1

9-18 vs. Ohio St.$ L, 1-3



9-28 UNC Wilmington* W, 3-0


10-2 Presbyterian* W, 3-1




10-16 Radford* W, 3-1

10-19 Campbell* L, 2-3




10-30 at Gardner-Webb* W, 3-0





11-18 #4 Winthrop^ L, 0-3


^ Big South Tournament - Lynchburg, Va.

# Deacon Invitational - Winston-Salem, N.C.

& Hokie Invitational - Blacksburg, Va.

! Coastal Carolina Invitational - Conway,

S.C.

$ Kennesaw State Owl Invitational - Kennesaw,

Ga.

TOTAL 426-432 152-109 189-96 112-160 86-101 1121 1152*-Although there was a Big South All-Conference Team in 1986, no offi cial conference records were kept until the 1987 season.



TRADITIONS

AND

HISTORY

Big South Volleyball Player of the Year1996- Roberta Croteau2005- Katherine Jensen-Spencer

Big South Volleyball Rookie/Freshman of the Year2002- Jennifer Hampton2009 - Sierra Livesay

Big South Volleyball Coach of the Year1996- Tammi McCaudy-Lee2000- Kristen Bauer2005- Kristen Bauer

Big South Volleyball Scholar-Athlete of the Year1996- Roberta Croteau2000- Jeanne Lambert2002- Jeanne Lambert2005- Katherine Jensen-Spencer2008- Jill Nyhof2009- Jill Nyhof2010- Chelsy Kimes

Big South Tournament MVP1996- Roberta Croteau1998- Autumn Staub and Emilie Welch2009- Chelsy Kimes

Academic All-America Presented By CoSIDA2000- Jeanne Lambert (First Team)2009- Jill Nyhof (Second Team)

Academic All-District Presented by CoSIDA2000- Jeanne Lambert (First Team)2004- Laura Obert (Second Team), Katherine Jensen-Spencer (Third Team)

2005- Katherine Jensen-Spencer (Second Team)2006- Laura Obert (Second Team)2007- Jill Nyhof (Second Team)2008- Jill Nyhof (First Team)2009- Jill Nyhof (First Team)2010- Chelsy Kimes (First Team), Megan Bickford (Second Team)

Big South All-Conference Teams1986- Karen Oglesby (First Team)1987- Kelly Hanburger (First Team)1989- Sonya Trimbath (First Team)1991- Beth Miller (First Team)1995- Colete Pawlyk (Second Team)1996- Roberta Croteau (First Team), Emma Prowse (Second Team)1997- Emma Prowse (First Team)1998- Autumn Staub (First Team), Jelena Mirkovic (Second Team)1999- Melissa Gabriel (First Team)2000- Jelena Mirkovic (First Team), Jeanne Lambert (First Team)2001- Katie Knutson (First Team), Sarah Besemer (All-Rookie Team)2002- Jeanne Lambert (First Team), Katie Knutson (First Team), Jennifer Hampton (Second Team/All-Freshman Team)2003- Katherine Jensen-Spencer (First Team), Jennifer Hampton (Second Team), Sarah Bennett (Second Team), Kristin Rinne (Second Team), Alicia Meyers (All-Freshman Team)2004- Jennifer Hampton (First Team), Katherine Jensen-Spencer (First Team)2005- Katherine Jensen-Spencer (First Team), Jennifer Hampton (First Team), Brett Starbuck (All-Freshman Team)2006- Jill Nyhof (All-Freshman Team)2007- Megan Bickford (First Team), Chelsy Kimes (All-Freshman Team), Jill Nyhof (All-Academic Team)2008- Chelsy Kimes (First Team), Brett Starbuck (Second Team),

Kelsie Mauck (All-Freshman Team), Jill Nyhof (All-Academic Team)

2009- Chelsy Kimes (First Team), Megan Bickford (Second Team), Sierra Livesay (All-Freshman Team), Jill Nyhof (All-Academic Team)2010- Chelsy Kimes (First Team), Meghan Laffi n (All-Freshman Team)

Kristen Bauer was named Big South Coach of the Year in 2000 and 2005. She is Coastal Carolina’s winningest head coach.

Jeanne Lambert was named Academic All-American presented by CoSIDA, as well as the Big South Scholar of the Year in 2000. She earned league Scholar-Athlete of the Year honors again in 2002.

All-Time Honors



RECORD

BOOK

Games Played1. 132 Kristin Wolf 20082. 131 Jill Nyhof 2008 131 Brett Starbuck 20084. 130 Megan Bickford 2009 130 Chelsy Kimes 2009 130 Megan Pollard 2008

Kills1. 569 Katherine Jensen-Spencer 20052. 524 Katherine Jensen-Spencer 20043. 488 Chelsy Kimes 20084. 487 Jeanne Lambert 20025. 483 Chelsy Kimes 2009

Kills Per Game1. 5.22 Katherine Jensen-Spencer 20052. 4.56 Katherine Jensen-Spencer 20043. 4.09 Jeanne Lambert 2002 4.09 Katherine Jensen-Spencer 20035. 4.08 Melissa Gabriel 1999

Total Attacks1. 1,407 Katherine Jensen-Spencer 20032. 1,364 Jeanne Lambert 20023. 1,341 Chelsy Kimes 20094. 1,338 Chelsy Kimes 20105. 1,297 Chelsy Kimes 2008

Hitting PCT. (min. 100 kills)

1. .388 Sandy Slepski 19902. .359 Mindy Burst 19913. .353 Mindy Burst 1990

Set Assists1. 1,472 Jennifer Hampton 20022. 1,356 Jennifer Hampton 20043. 1,347 Emilie Welch 19984. 1,344 Jennifer Hampton 20055. 1,320 Meagan Tracey 2007 Set Assists Per Game1. 12.37 Jennifer Hampton 20022. 12.00 Jennifer Hampton 20053. 11.79 Jennifer Hampton 20044. 11.72 Sarah Besemer 20015. 11.68 Meagan Tracey 2007

Service Aces1. 73 Wendy Kutz 19952. 63 Laura Egan 19903. 62 Laura Egan 19914. 60 Jennifer Hampton 2002

Service Errors1. 86 Chelsy Kimes 20082. 78 Katherine Jensen-Spencer 2004 78 Roberta Croteau 19964. 76 Chelsy Kimes 2007

5. 75 Katherine Jensen-Spencer 2003

Receiving Errors1. 64 Shay Goulding 19942. 64 Laura Egan 19913. 63 Chelsy Kimes 20104. 59 Sierra Livesay 2009

Games Played1. 130 2009 2. 128 20063. 127 1998 Kills1. 1,882 20022. 1,832 1996 3. 1,775 19984. 1,771 20045. 1,755 2005

Kills Per Game 1. 15.82 20022. 15.70 20053. 15.40 20044. 14.77 20035. 14.72 2007

Total Attacks 1. 5,238 20022. 5,189 20063. 5,003 1996 4. 4,949 1999 5. 4,927 1998

Hitting Pct. 1. .333 1990 2. .285 1991 3. .239 1992

Set Assists 1. 1,704 20022. 1,597 20053. 1,575 20044. 1,570 20035. 1,557 1996

Service Aces 1. 290 1996 2. 280 1995 3. 263 1991

Service Errors 1. 373 1995 2. 368 1994 3. 296 1996

Receiving Errors 1. 284 1995 2. 270 1994 3. 247 1996

Digs1. 607 Brett Starbuck 20072. 560 Jeanne Lambert 20023. 552 Brett Starbuck 20084. 525 Lindsay Gill 2010

5. 472 Katherine Jensen-Spencer 2004

Solo Blocks1. 152 Sonya Trimbath 19882. 104 Sonya Trimbath 19893. 74 Mindy Burst 1991

Block Assists1. 135 Sonya Trimbath 19892. 117 Jill Nyhof 20083. 114 Krista Kimble 20044. 111 Laura Obert 20065. 108 Jill Nyhof 2009

Total Blocks1. 239 Sonya Trimbath 19892. 229 Sonya Trimbath 19883. 158 Jill Nyhof 20094. 156 Jill Nyhof 20085. 131 Krista Kimble 2004

Blocks Per Game1. 2.52 Sonya Trimbath 19882. 2.29 Sonya Trimbath 19893. 1.26 Carole Shilling 19894. 1.25 Jill Nyhof 20095. 1.19 Jill Nyhof 2008

Season Team RecordsDigs1. 2,324 20022. 2,200 2001 3. 2,148 19984. 2,110 20065. 2,057 2003 Solo Blocks 1. 281 1988 2. 222 1992 3. 182 1991

Block Assists 1. 464 19892. 460 20063. 446 20044. 414 20085. 378 2009

Total Blocks 1. 406.0 1989 2. 396.5 19883. 287.0 2008

Blocks Per Game 1. 4.36 1988 2. 3.90 19893. 2.36 2004

Jill Nyhof received Big South honors when she was selected as the Scholar Athlete of the Year in 2008 and 2009. She ranks second in career block assists and third in total blocks among Coastal’s single-season leaders.

Season Individual Records



RECORD

BOOK

2. 166 Chelsy Kimes 2007-2010 3. 159 Alicia Pulchinski 1996-99Digs 1. 1,916 Jeanne Lambert 1998-02 2. 1,540 Brett Starbuck 2005-08 3. 1,497 Katie Knutson 1999-02 4. 1,463 Megan Pollard 2006-2009 5. 1,354 Katherine Jensen-Spencer 2003-05 6. 1,343 Jennifer Hampton 2002-05 7. 1,325 Sarah Bennett 2000-03 8. 1,290 Kristin Rinne 2003-06 9. 1,273 Chelsy Kimes 2007-2010 10. 1,234 Amy Bambenek 1994-97

Solo Blocks 1. 256 Sonya Trimbath 1988-89 2. 248 Mindy Burst 1990-93 3. 197 Sandy Slepski 1990-93

Assisted Blocks1. 336 Jill Nyhof 2006-2009

336 Megan Bickford 20-07-2010 3. 334 Laura Obert 2003-06 4. 263 Krista Kimble 2002-05 5. 227 Jelena Mirkovic 1997-00 6. 212 Sonya Trimbath 1988-89 212 Ashley Scheible 2003-06

Total Blocks 1. 468 Sonya Trimbath 1988-89 2. 452 Jill Nyhof 2006-2009 3. 420 Megan Bickford 2007-2010 4. 396 Laura Obert 2003-06 5. 325 Mindy Burst 1990-93 6. 312 Sandy Slepski 1990-93 7. 292 Jelena Mirkovic 1997-00 8. 276 Autumn Staub 1995-98 9. 252 Lauren Wozniak 1999-02 10. 236 Ashley Scheible 2003-06

Blocks Per Set(min. 100 totat blocks)

1. 2.40 Sonya Trimbath 1988-89 2. 1.03 Emma Prowse 1996-97

3. 0.95 Krista Kimble 2002-05 4. 0.90 Jill Nyhof 2006-2009 5. 0.89 Mindy Burst 1990-93 6. 0.86 Megan Bickford 2007-2010

Games Played 1. 501 Jill Nyhof 2006-2009 2. 489 Megan Bickford 2007-2010 3. 479 Chelsy Kimes 2007-2010 4. 464 Jeanne Lambert 1998-02 5. 462 Jennifer Hampton 2002-05 6. 459 Amanda Russell 2007-2010 7. 458 Megan Pollard 2006-2009 8. 454 Amy Bambenek 1994-97 9. 451 Sarah Bennett 2000-03 10. 448 Laura Obert 2003-06 Kills 1. 1,807 Chelsy Kimes 2007-2010

2. 1,568 Katherine Jensen-Spencer 2003-05 3. 1,561 Jeanne Lambert 1998-02 4. 1,449 Katie Knutson 1999-02 5. 1,303 Sarah Bennett 2000-03 6. 1,276 Jill Nyhof 2006-2009 7. 1,228 Amy Bambenek 1994-97 8. 1,195 Autumn Staab 1995-98 9. 1,125 Megan Bickford 2007-2010 10. 986 Laura Obert 2003-06

Kills Per Game(min. 250 kills & 2 yrs.)

1. 4.32 Katherine Jensen-Spencer 2003-05 2. 3.77 Chelsy Kimes 2007-2010 3. 3.57 Emma Prowse 1996-97 4. 3.48 Melissa Gabriel 1998-99 5. 3.36 Jeanne Lambert 1998-02 6. 3.35 Katie Knutson 1999-02 8. 2.71 Amy Bambenek 1994-97 9. 2.55 Jill Nyhof 2006-2009

Total Attacks 1. 5,090 Chelsy Kimes 2007-2010 2. 4,855 Jeanne Lambert 1998-02 3. 4,221 Katie Knutson 1999-02 4. 4,068 Kathrine Jensen-Spencer 2003-05 5. 4,015 Sarah Bennett 2000-03 6. 3,785 Amy Bambenek 1994-97

Hitting Pct.(min. 600 attempts)

1. .309 Mindy Burst 1990-93 2. .307 Megan Bickford 2007-2010 3. .296 Sandy Slepski 1990-93 4. .292 Lynn Smith 1988-90

Set Assists 1. 5,479 Jennifer Hampton 2002-05 2. 4,231 Meagan Tracey 2006-2009 3. 3,650 Colette Pawlyk 1994-97 4. 2,747 Shannon Mullaly 1990-93 5. 2,072 Nevada Blonstein 1999-00 6. 1,527 Michelle Allison 1989-92

7. 1,464 Kelsey Mauck 2008-pres. 8. 1,347 Emilie Welch 1998 9. 1,289 Sarah Besemer 2001-02

Assists Per Game (min. 200 & 2 yrs.)

1. 11.81 Jennifer Hampton 2002-05 2. 9.84 Meagan Tracey 2006-2009

3. 9.29 Colette Pawlyk 1994-97 4. 7.23 Shannon Mullaly 1990-93 5. 6.73 Michelle Shepherd 1996-97

Service Aces 1. 167 Laura Egan 1989-92

Al l -Ti m e Co a s t a l Ca ro l i n a Vo l l ey b a l l H e a d Co a c h e s

Name Years Overall Big SouthKristen Bauer 1999-Pres. 210-176 105-67 Tammi McCaudy-Lee 1992-1998 110-117 34-35Debbie Fore 1988-1991 51-63 14-12Chuck Hood 1987 16-19 5-1Gina Markland 1986 16-20 n/a

Jennifer Hampton is Coastal Carolina’s all-time leader in set assists and assists per game. She also holds four of the top fi ve single-season marks for set assists and assists per game.

* Bold names = Current Players

Career Records

Katherine Jensen-Spencer is Coastal Carolina’s all time leader in kills per game. She also holds the single-season record for kills, kills per game, and to-tal attacks.



ALL

TIME

ROSTER

ABBOTT, Joanna (1992-94, 77g, 49k. 179a, 82d, 4b)ALLISON, Michelle (1989-92, 429g, 479k, 1527a, 974d, 87b)ALEJO, Lauren (2010-pres., 106g, 10k, 605a, 172d, 1b)

AUTRY, Simone (2008-present, 17g, 0k, 1a, 5d, 1b)

BAILEY, Kindra (2010-pres., 22g, 6k, 0a, 4d, 7b)

BALDWIN, Ginny (1988, 91g, 29k, 3 a, 207d, 24b)BAMBENEK, Amy (1994-97, 454g, 1228k, 59a, 615d, 102b)BANGHART, Kali (2002-05, 234g, 17k, 151a, 578d, 1b)BASHAM, Suzanne (1990, 91g, 184k, 1a, 50d, 13b)BASHAW, Sarah (1990-93, 311g, 169k, 4a, 568d, 29b)BENEFICO, Alison (2001, 64g, 81k, 21a, 34d, 23b)BENNETT, Sarah (2000-03, 448g, 1303k, 204a, 1325d, 125b)BESEMER, Sarah (2001-2002, 123g, 41k, 1289a, 300d, 34b)BICKFORD, Megan (2007-2010, 487g, 1125k, 39a, 315d, 420b)BLONSTEIN, Nevada (1999-2000, 200g, 126k, 2072a, 477d, 32b)BONERTZ, Rachel (2006-2008, 45g, 18k, 3a, 32d, 11b)BROOKSHIRE, Mary Beth (2001, 18g, 6k, 0a, 2d, 1b)BROWN, Tammy (1991-92, 187g, 286k, 12a, 182d, 111b)BURFORD, Michelle (1992, 10g, 1k, 0a, 7d, 0b)BURNS, Nicole (1996-97, 130g, 146k, 37a, 77d, 55b)BURST, Mindy (1990-93, 367g, 636k, 4a, 180d, 325b)

CAMERON, Julie (1994, 106g, 202k, 40a, 207d, 33b)CERMAK, Linda (1988, 56g, 0k, 0a, 9d, 0b)COOK, April (1996, 9g, 11k, 0a, 1d, 0b)COZZENS, Kristin (2007-2010, 66g, 1k, 19a, 38d, 3b)CRABTREE, Shannon (1994-95, 240g, 573k, 24a, 274d, 188b)CROSBY, Kathleen (2005, 12g, 1k, 1a, 10d, 0b)CROTEAU, Roberta (1996, 122g, 480k, 19a, 465d, 34b)

DANDRIDGE, Karen (1989, 14g, 1k, 0a, 18d, 0b)DRANNON, Paula (1988, 24g, 3k, 0a, 4d, 1b)DRISCOLL, Heather (1993, 88g, 98k, 9a, 129d, 17b)DRAUDT, Carly (2000-03, 338g, 687k, 100a, 706d, 169b)DRIVER, Brandy (1995, 73g, 6k, 71a, 100d, 0b)

EGAN, Laura (1989-92, 349g, 692k, 11a, 1100d, 65b)

FENILI, Kacy (1997, 61g, 117k, 10a, 97d, 9b)FOWLE, Michelle (2010-pres., 2g, 1k, 0a, 0d, 0b)

GABRIEL, Melissa (1998-99, 226g, 787k, 23a, 719d, 58b)GARWACKI, Karen (2000, 2g, 0k, 0a, 1d, 0b)GILL, Lindsay (2010-pres., 120g, 1k, 52a, 525d, 0b)

GOULDING, Shay (1994, 117g, 275k, 16a, 141d, 59b)GRAZIANO, Sara (1993-94, 157g, 244k, 16a, 334d, 30b)GREENFELDER, Leigh (1999, 10g, 6k, 0a, 2d, 0b)GROHS, Melissa (1995, 45g, 47k, 0a, 28d, 8b)

HADLEY, Cathy (1988, 87g, 48k, 2a, 53d, 40b)HAMPTON, Jennifer (2002-05, 462g, 559k, 5479a, 1347d, 161b)HARVEY, Melanie (1999-2000, 118g, 7k, 257a, 213d, 2b)

HILTON, Nikki (13g, 6k, 0a, 14d, 4b)HOLLIS, Anna (1989-90, 1992, 233g, 95k, 32a, 544d, 21b)

JACKSON, Kari (1996, 6g, 0k, 5a, 4d, 0b)JENSEN-SPENCER, Katherine (2003-05, 340g, 1568k, 124a, 1354d, 136b)JESSE, Nicole (1994, 42g, 5k, 2a, 69d, 0b)

KERSHAW, Jackie (1995, 12g, 13k, 0a, 2d, 1b)KEY, Lorie (1988, 24g, 1k, 0a, 4d, 0b)KEYES, Michelle (2004, 8g, 0k, 0a, 2d,2b) KIMBLE, Krista (2002-05, 335g, 609k, 49a, 237d, 347b)KIMES, Chelsy (2007-2010, 479g, 1807k, 101a, 1273d, 127b)KNUTSON, Katie (1999-2002, 433g, 1449k, 97a, 1497d, 155b)KOTHE, Allison (1993-95, 295g, 17k, 49a, 380d, 3b) KUTZ, Wendy (1995-96, 243g, 431k, 99a, 512d, 124b)

LAFFIN, Meghan (2010-pres., 120g, 299k, 6a, 54d, 88b)

LAM, Dana (1988-89, 195g, 529k, 15a, 649d, 147b)LAMBERT, Jeanne (1998-2002, 464g, 1561k, 226a, 1916d, 165b)LAUBENTHAL, Elizabeth (1998-2001, 339g, 263k, 94a, 749d, 21b)LIGHTSEY, Erika (2008-present, 187g, 336k, 17a, 326d,

55b)

LIVESAY, Sierra (2009-2010, 244g, 434k, 40a, 336d, 88b)LYLES, Jennifer (1998-99, 19g, 17k, 4a, 9d, 2b)

MARSHALL, Angela (1990-91, 63g, 58k, 16a, 100d, 29b)MAUCK, Kelsie (2008-present, 246g, 84k, 1464a, 341d,

47b)

MEADOR, Lori (1989-91, 240g, 9k, 4a, 527d, 0b)MEDEIROS, Dawn (1988, 45g, 0k, 0a, 8d, 0b)MEYERS, Alicia (2003-2005, 316g, 829k, 88a, 866d, 95b) MILLER, Beth (1989, 1991-92, 352g, 702k, 28a, 608d, 53b)MINTZ, Debbie (1988-89, 190g, 135k, 20a, 259d, 159b)MIRKOVIC, Jelena (1997-2000, 423g, 977k, 45a, 900d, 292b)MULLALY, Shannon (1990-93, 380g, 178k, 2747a, 845d, 43b)

NESS, Heather (1997, 78g, 10k, 18a, 153d, 2b)NYHOF, Jill (2006-2009, 501g, 1276k, 40a, 340d, 452b)

OBERT, Laura (2003-06, 448g, 986k, 34a, 268d, 396b)O’NEIL, Amy (1996, 89g, 5k, 2a, 70d, 0b)

PALKA, Samantha (2009-present, 46g, 5k, 4a, 35d, 3b)

PAWLYK, Colette (1994-97, 393g, 271k, 3650a, 881d, 67b)POLLARD, Megan (2006-2009, 458g, 13k, 99a, 1,463d, 0b)POTTS, Jessica (1998-99, 206g, 388k, 64a, 121d, 121b)PROWSE, Emma (1996-97, 205g, 731k, 31a, 426d, 211b)PULCHINSKI, Alicia (1996-99, 447g, 19k, 178a, 935d, 8b)RIFFLE, Courtney (2001, 3g, 1k, 0a, 45d, 0b)

Legend:g= gamesk= killsa= assistsd= digsb= blocksbold names= current playersThis list contains student-athletes from the 1988 season to the current season. If you have additional information from previous seasons, please contact the Coastal Carolina Athletic Media Relations Offi ce.

RINNE, Kristin (2003-06, 433g, 254k, 154a, 1290d, 60b)RUSSELL, Amanda (2007-2010, 459g, 804k, 110a, 609d, 205b)ROOF, Angie (1989, 94g, 70k, 22a, 97d, 88b)

SCHEIBLE, Ashley (2003-06, 345g, 603k, 108a, 162d, 236b)SCHLEIFER, Sarah (2002-03, 33g, 16k, 8a, 28d, 2b)SHARB, Brianna (1998, 56g, 0k, 2a, 34d, 1b)SHEPHERD, Michelle (1996-97, 143g, 89k, 962a, 326d, 46b)SHEWCHUK, Heather (1989, 95g, 7k, 276a, 114d, 1b)SHILLING, Carole (1989, 62g, 54k, 6a, 130d, 78b)SHIPMAN, Rebekah (2001-02, 135g, 3k, 4a, 60d, 0b)SIMMONS, Susan (1989, 3g, 0k, 0a, 3d, 0b)SLEPSKI, Sandy (1990-93, 441g, 800k, 22a, 997d, 312b)SMITH, Lynn (1988, 1990, 183g, 219k, 135a, 422d, 97b)STARBUCK, Brett (2005-2008, 391g, 131k, 428a, 1641d, 29b)STAUB, Autumn (1995-98, 443g, 1195k, 61a, 532d, 276b)STOIKE, Suzanna (2003, 5g, 0k, 2a, 6d, 0b)STOWERS, Becky (2007-2010, 176g, 3k, 18a, 225d, 1b)SUJKO, Johanna (1992, 42g, 35k, 1a, 30d, 8b)SUTTON, Paula (1988, 91g, 11k, 1012a, 114d, 10b)

THOMPSON, Nakia (2004-07, 357g, 731k, 55a, 469d, 202b)TOTH, Natalie (1990-91, 143g, 2k, 0a, 233d, 0b)TRACEY, Meagan (2006-2009, 430g, 327k, 4231a, 790d, 204b)TRIMBATH, Sonya (1988-89, 195g, 441k, 11a, 380d, 468b)

VUONO, Stacy (1994-95, 132g, 44k, 24a, 150d, 6b)

WELCH, Emilie (1998, 126g, 62k, 1347a, 330d, 17b)WEST, Devon (2005-07, 143g, 66k, 14a, 176d, 12b)WIBERT, Lori (1995, 67g, 74k, 20a, 75d, 28b)WIGGINS, Brein (2000,12g,5k,6a,15d,3b)WOLF, Kristin (2005-2008, 275g, 212k, 39a, 225d, 64b)WOOLFORD, Penni (1994-95, 150g, 187k, 25a, 161d, 77b)WOZNIAK, Lauren (1999-2002, 392g, 655k, 54a, 534d, 252b)

YOCUM, Jaclynn (2004, 42g, 19k, 14a, 57d, 6b)

ZELLER, Amy (2002, 34g, 0k, 6a, 25d, 0b)

Katie Knutson - First Team All-Conference

Jelena Mirkovic - First Team All-Conference

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