2013 coastal carolina volleyball media guide

1996, 1998 & 2009 BIG SOUTH TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS

General Information Table of ContentsTable of Contents/General Information ................................. 1Roster Information ................................................................. 2Facilities ............................................................................................. 3Head Coach Jozsef Forman .................................................... 4Assistant Coaches ................................................................5-62013 Chanticleers ...............................................................7-19

Lauren Alejo ...................................................................... 7Kindra Bailey .................................................................... 8Meghan Laffin .................................................................. 9Michelle Fowle ................................................................ 10Sam Skryd ...................................................................... 11Lindsay Gill ..................................................................... 12Katie Martin ................................................................... 13Jenna Orner .................................................................... 14Taylor Stafford ................................................................ 15Lian Bernett .................................................................... 16Monica Hall .................................................................... 17Eszter Nagy ..................................................................... 17Gabriella Horvath ........................................................... 18Beatris Petelkova ............................................................. 19Morgan Hammer ............................................................ 19Miona Milovanovic ........................................................ 19Annayka Legros .............................................................. 19

2012 Season Statistics .....................................................20-212012 Big South Recap .......................................................... 221996 NCAA Appearance .......................................................231998 NCAA Appearance ...................................................................242009 NCAA Appearance ...................................................................25Series Record vs. All Opponents ..................................................... 26Year-by-Year Results ....................................................................27-30Big South Awards/National Honors ................................................ 31Record Book ................................................................................32-33All-Time Roster ................................................................................ 34Athletic Media Relations ...................................................... 35Radio/TV Roster ...................................................................... 36

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: ................................................................................................ 9,335Nickname: ........................................................................................ChanticleersPronunciation of Name: .............................................................SHON-ti-cleersColors: ..................................................Teal (PMS 322), Bronze (875) & BlackArena/Capacity: .......................................................... The HTC Center (3,212)Affiliation: ................................................................................NCAA Division IConference: ..........................................................................................Big SouthPresident: .......................................David A. DeCenzo, Ph. D. (Maryland ’78)Athletics Director: ............................................Hunter Yurachek (Guilford ‘90)Athletic Department Phone: ....................................................... 843-349-2820Website: ....................................................................... www.GoCCUsports.com

Coaching StaffHead Coach: .......Jozsef Forman (Hungarian Univ. of Physical Education ’89)Record at Coastal Carolina (Years): .................................................... 14-14 (1)Office Phone: ............................................................................... 843-349-2814Assistant Coach: .............................Gabe Aramian (University of Georgia ‘06)Office Phone: ............................................................................... 843-349-2842Assistant Coach: ...................................Larry Salefsky (UNC Wilmington ‘08)Office Phone: ............................................................................... 843-349-6665

Team Information2012 Overall Record: ..................................................................................14-142012 Big South Record (Finish): ...................................................... 10-4 (2nd)Starters Returning/Lost: .................................................................................7/0Letterwinners Returning/Lost: .....................................................................11/3Newcomers: ........................................................................................................ 4

Athletic Media RelationsAssoc. AD for Media Relations: .................................................. Mike CawoodOffice Phone: ...............................................................................843-349-2822E-mail: ............................................................................... [email protected] Director: .............................................................................Cody BaysOffice Phone: ...............................................................................843-349-6467Email: ....................................................................................cbays@coastal.eduAssistant/Volleyball Contact: ........................................................Sean ForresterOffice Phone: .............................................................................. 843-349-2840Email: ............................................................................... [email protected]: ........................................................................................ Paul HersheyOffice Phone: ............................................................................... 843-349-2848Email: ...............................................................................phershey@coastal.edu Assistant: ......................................................................................... Chris HenryOffice Phone: ............................................................................... 843-349-5069Email: .................................................................................. [email protected] Office Fax: ................................................................................... 843-349-2819Mailing Address: ...................................................................... P.O. Box 261954...................................................................................Conway, S.C. 29528-0654

1987, 1989, 1996 & 2008 BIG SOUTH REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONSHIPS

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/Previous School2 Lindsay Gill R-Jr. DS 5-7 Ashburn, Va./Stone Bridge HS3 Lauren Alejo Sr. S 5-5 Monument, Colo./The Classical Academy4 Katie Martin Jr. MB 6-1 Rohnert Park, Calif./Rancho Cotate HS5 Kindra Bailey Sr. MB 6-0 Irmo, S.C./Dutch Fork HS6 Jenna Orner Jr. DS 5-3 Carlisle, Pa./Jacksonville University 7 Monica Hall So. RS/OH 6-3 Niverville, N.Y./Ichabod Crane HS8 Beatris Petelkova Fr. S 5-11 Sofia, Bulgaria/Gen. Vladimir Stoychev9 Lian Bernett R-So. RS/OH 6-1 Leesburg, Va./Heritage HS10 Meghan Laffin Sr. OH/RS 6-2 Holbrook, N.Y./Sachem East HS11 Michelle Fowle Sr. DS 5-9 Gaithersburg, Md./Magruder HS12 Taylor Stafford Jr. OH/RS 6-1 San Antonio, Texas/Macarthur HS13 Eszter Nagy So. MB 6-2 Budapest, Hungary/Petrik Lajos HS14 Sam Skryd Sr. S 5-9 Naperville, Ill./Baylor University15 Morgan Hammer Fr. OH/DS 6-0 Round Hill, Va./Loudoun Valley HS16 Gabriella Horvath So. OH 6-2 Budapest, Hungary/Szent Angéla Általános17 Miona Milovanovic Fr. RS/OH 6-5 Kragujevac, Serbia/Kragujevac HS18 Annayka Legros Fr. MB 6-3 Kennesaw, Ga./Allatoona HS

Head Coach: Jozsef Forman (Hungarian University of Physical Education ’89), Second SeasonAssistant Coach: Gabe Aramian (University of Georgia ’06), Second SeasonAssistant Coach: Larry Salefsky (UNC Wilmington ’08), First SeasonVolunteer Assistant Coach: Abbey Worrell (Charlotte ’06), First SeasonManagers: Carleigh English and Mykel Keller

Back Row (L-R): Sam Skryd, Meghan Laffi n, Lian Bernett, Monica Hall, Annayka Legros, Miona Milovanovic, Eszter Nagy, Gabriella Horvath, Katie Martin

Front Row (L-R): Beatris Petelkova, Lindsay Gill, Taylor Staff ord, Morgan Hammer, Kindra Bailey, Michelle Fowle, Lauren Alejo, Jenna Orner


The HTC Center is a 130,000-square-foot facility that is home to the Chanticleer basketball and volleyball programs. The $35 million project opened in the summer of 2012. When confi gured for a sporting event, The HTC Center seats more than 3,600 people, more than quadrupling the capacity of Kimbel Arena. This new facility will allow Coastal Carolina programs to be more competitive at the highest level, recruit the highest caliber student athletes and allow the Chanticleers to showcase their beautiful University and surrounding region. The facility houses offi ces, locker rooms and team meeting rooms for the men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball programs. In addition, the facility includes a dual use space that is suitable for expanded intramural sports and fi t-ness/recreation activities for the University’s more than 9,000 students. The University Bookstore and a juice bar/concession area is housed in the new building. The Student Recreation Center section of the facility includes an indoor running track, climbing wall, mul-tipurpose rooms, weight area, cardiovascular areas and locker rooms.


The Jozsef Forman FileSeason Position Overall Big South2003 Assistant Coach-Baylor University N/A -2004 Assistant Coach-Mississippi State University N/A -2005 Assistant Coach-Mississippi State University N/A -2006 Assistant Coach-Mississippi State University N/A -2007 Head Coach-University of New Orleans 16-16 -2008 Head Coach-University of New Orleans 22-10 -2009 Head Coach-University of New Orleans 20-13 -2010 Associate Head Coach-Auburn University N/A -2011 Associate Head Coach-Auburn University N/A -2012 Head Coach-Coastal Carolina University 14-14 10-4Overall 72-53 10-4

JOZSEFFormanHead Coach | Hungarian University of Physical Education, 1989

Second season at Coastal Carolina | 14-14

Fifth season overall | 72-53

Forman is entering his second season as head vol-

leyball coach at Coastal Carolina University. He

was named the program’s head coach on January

18, 2012.

In his fi rst season at the helm of the CCU volleyball

program he guided the Chanticleers to the Big South

Conference tournament championship match. The team

fi nished with a 14-14 overall record but was 10-4 in con-

ference play. It was the fi rst 10 win conference season

since 2009. Forman had one player named fi rst team all-

conference, two named to the Big South all-freshman

team and one named Big South all-academic.

Forman took a team that had fi nished 5-9 in con-

ference play and lost in the fi rst round of the Big South

Conference tournament in 2011 and guided them to 10

conference wins and a trip to the Big South Conference

tournament championship match in his very fi rst season.

Prior to being named the head volleyball coach of

Coastal Carolina, Forman served as the associate head

coach at Auburn University. The Tigers fi nished the 2010

season ranked 42nd in the RPI after putting together one

of the best seasons in program history. Auburn recorded

a program-best 21 wins, fi nishing the season with a

21-13 overall record and reached the NCAA Tournament

for the fi rst time. The Tigers also posted a season-best

11 Southeastern Conference wins. Forman was named

Auburn’s interim head coach in the spring of 2011 and

remained on the staff under new head coach Rick Nold.

Forman served as the head volleyball coach at the

University of New Orleans for three seasons (2008-10)

and posted a 58-39 record. He recorded a season-best 13

Sun Belt Conference wins during the 2008 season, fi n-

ishing 22-10 overall and 13-5 in league play. During the

2009 season, the University of New Orleans volleyball

team earned its fi rst ever Sun Belt West Division Cham-

pionship, after compiling a 12-6 conference record and a

20-13 overall record. The Privateers earned a GPA above

3.0 each of the three years that Forman was head coach.

While at the University of New Orleans, Forman had

the opportunity to be the assistant coach of the 2008

USA/Bring It Promotions u20 Development Team that

played in the European Global Games in Pula, Croatia,

and Italy.

Before being named the head coach of the University

of New Orleans, Forman served as the fi rst assistant vol-

leyball coach from 2004-07 at Mississippi State Univer-

sity. The Bulldogs set a school record for conference wins

each of the three years, winning eight during the 2006

season and accumulating a 17-13 overall record. In 2007,

the Bulldogs tallied a 3.48 overall team GPA, the best

ever recorded for Mississippi State women’s volleyball.

During the summer of 2005, Forman returned to his

native Hungary to serve as associate head coach of the

Hungarian men’s national team that defeated Serbia-

Montenegro, the runners-up in the 2005 World League

Championships.

Forman began his collegiate coaching career in the

United States when he served as the fi rst assistant vol-

leyball coach at Baylor University during the 2003 sea-

son.

In 1999, Forman established the NRK-Nyiregyhaza

Club, that became middle Europe’s top women’s vol-

leyball club. The club won the Hungarian Champion-

ship three straight years (2000, 2001 and 2002) and

the Middle European Champions League (MEVZA) title

in 2000. He led the team to an overall record of 176-13

for a winning percentage of .931. During his tenure as a

club coach from 1990-00, he guided teams to elite eight

fi nishes in the European professional CEV Champions

League in 1990 and 1994, as well as CEV Cup League in

1991 and 1999.

Forman started his coaching career as the head coach

of the Vasas Sports Club, which made it to the 1990 Hun-

garian Cup title and a fi fth-place fi nish in the European

CEV Champions League. The following year, while serv-

ing under the direction of famed Chinese champion

coach Sun De Lee, the team captured the Hungarian Cup

and posted another fi fth-place fi nish in the European

CEV Cup League.

In addition to his club experience, Forman has head

coaching experience on the international level. He began

coaching the Hungarian junior national team in 1993

before taking the head coaching position of the Hungar-

ian women’s national team for four years. The Hungarian

junior national team fi nished 10th in the 1992 European

Championship and went on to take fi fth place in the

World Championship held in Brazil in 1993. In 1997,

while coaching the Hungarian women’s national team,

the Forman-led squad earned wins over Canada, Ger-

many and the United Sates en route to a fi rst-place fi nish

at the 1997 Canada Cup.

As a player, Forman was a setter for the Hungar-

ian junior championship team from 1979-83 and was a

member of the Semmelweis University team that won

the collegiate national championship of Hungary from

1984-89.

He is a 1989 graduate of the Hungarian University of

Physical Education where he also earned a master’s de-

gree in physical education and sports science.


GABEAramianAssistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator | University of Georgia, 2006

Second season at Coastal Carolina

Aramian enters his second season as an assis-

tant volleyball coach/recruiting coordinator at

Coastal Carolina University.

In his fi rst season with the CCU volleyball program

he helped guide the Chanticleers to the Big South Con-

ference tournament championship match. The team

fi nished with a 14-14 overall record but was 10-4 in con-

ference play. It was the fi rst 10 win conference season

since 2009. Aramian has coached one player to fi rst team

all-conference honors, two to Big South all-freshman

team honors and one to Big South all-academic team

accolades.

Aramian was part of a staff that took a team that

had fi nished 5-9 in conference play and lost in the fi rst

round of the Big South Conference tournament in 2011

and guided them to 10 conference wins and a trip to the

Big South Conference tournament championship match

in 2012.

Aramian came to Coastal following six years with A5

Mizuno Volleyball in Atlanta, where he served as master

coach, strategic planner, board adviser, lead instructor

for youth programs and camps, lead instructor and plan-

ner for tryouts, lead instructor and instructor and plan-

ner for pre-season training and the Holiday Camp, lead

instructor and instructor and planner for the Southern

Showcase College Recruiting Combine and college re-

cruiting coordinator.

Aramian most recently coached the 161 team, which

was ranked No. 22 in the nation (PrepVolleyball) and

won the Sports Performance President’s Day Tournament

and the OVA MLK Invitational in the 17-Open Division.

In 2011, Aramian’s team won a National Champion-

ship at The USA Volleyball (USAV) Junior Olympics in the

16-American Division with a perfect 11-0 match record,

as well as a perfect 22-0 set record with a season ranking

of No. 12 in the nation.

During the 2010 volleyball season, Aramian’s 161

team fi nished sixth at the USAV Junior Olympics in the

16-Open Division, was ranked No. 2 in the nation, earned

gold medals at Sports Performance President’s Day and

the Mid East Power League, a silver at the Northern

Lights National Qualifer, 16-Open Division and was the

fi rst team from the Southern Region to win an Open Na-

tional Qualifi er.

Aramian also served as a volunteer assistant coach

at Auburn University in 2010, when the Tigers posted a

21-12 record and earned a No. 42 RPI ranking. Auburn

reached the NCAA Tournament for the fi rst time in the

program’s history and the Tigers also earned their fi rst

NCAA Tournament win.

In 2009, his team earned a Silver Medal at the USAV

Junior Olympics in the 16-National Division, was ranked

No. 12 in the nation, and earned a fi fth-place fi nish at the

AAU National Championships in the 16-Open Division.

In 2008, Aramian’s 161 team became the fi rst 16s

team from Georgia to earn a gold medal at the SRVA

Regional Championships and fi nished 13th at the USAV

Junior Olympics, which was the highest fi nish for a 16s

team from the Southern Region.

Additionally, Aramian has worked for the Volley Per-

formance Training Company where he held the positions

of master coach, class lead instructor, and lead instructor

for the Elite Setters Camp, Hitting and Passing Camp, Li-

bero Camp, Lefty-Rightside Camp and Tall Girl Camp. He

has also coached at the high school level in Georgia, as

well as at the international level with the Puerto Rican

Junior National Team.

During his time in Atlanta, Aramian trained and

coached two NCAA All-Americans, 25 AAU and USAV All-

Americans, four AVCA High School All-Americans, seven

top 100 and 11 top 150 Senior Aces, fi ve State Gatorade

Players of the Year and 17 GVCA State Players of the Year.

Aramian earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in public

and international aff airs from the University of Georgia

in 2006, where he also played on the NIRSA indoor vol-

leyball team that fi nished fi fth in 2005 and 13th in 2006

at the NIRSA Collegiate Championships. He completed a

Master of Public Administration degree from Kennesaw

State University in 2011.


LarrySalefskyAssistant Coach | UNC Wilmington, 2008

First season at Coastal Carolina

Salefsky was hired as an assistant coach for the

Coastal Carolina volleyball program in August

of 2013. He was most recently the head coach at

Eugene Ashley High School in Wilmington, N.C.,

the director at Wilmington Elite Beach Volleyball Club

and the director of the Brunswick Juniors Volleyball Club.

He was the head coach at EAHS from 2011-2013. In

his fi rst season, the Eagles fi nished with a 14-6 record and

made the second round of the 4A state playoff s. Three of

his athletes were named fi rst team all-conference. In his

second season, the Eagles fi nished 18-6, won the Mid-

Eastern Conference for the fi rst time in school history

and made the third round of the state playoff s. Four of

his athletes were named fi rst team all-conference.

Salefsky was the director at BJVC from 2012-2013

and became the director of the WEBVC in 2013.

He also competes as a professional in beach volley-

ball. He fi nished the 2012 summer as the No. 1 ranked

beach volleyball professional in North Carolina according

to Volley America.

He is originally from Jacksonville, N.C. and attended

UNC Wilmington, where he played baseball for the Se-

ahawks from 2005-2008. During his time at UNCW, his

Seahawks baseball team won a conference tournament

championship and two regular season conference cham-

pionships, while also making two NCAA tournament ap-

pearances in 2006 and 2008.

While playing baseball at UNCW he was also train-

ing to play as a professional beach volleyball player. He

earned his fi rst professional win in 2006 at the age of

20. From there he traveled all over the country playing

professional beach doubles tournaments. Professional

tournament stops include: California, Florida, Georgia,

New Jersey, Virginia, South Carolina, and North Carolina.

He began to focus on competitive volleyball in 2008

after graduating from UNCW. He also began coaching

the U18 Cape Fear Volleyball Club team as an assistant

to Peter Cruz that same winter. In the summer of 2009

he was recruited to play as the N.C. representative in the

USAV Indoor Nationals held in Minneapolis, Minn. Fol-

lowing Nationals, he took a job as the assistant coach at

Cape Fear C.C. and helped lead the SeaDevils to a 17-4

record and a regular season conference championship.

In the summer of 2010, he moved to Manhattan

Beach, Calif. He spent a summer training on the Califor-

nia Coast and then returned to Wilmington to fi nish his

teaching internship. In 2011, he was named the head

coach at Eugene Ashley HS.

AbbeyWorrellVolunteer Assistant Coach | Charlotte, 2006

First season at Coastal Carolina

Worrell became the program’s volunteer as-

sistant coach in the fall of 2013. Worrell

came to Coastal Carolina after serving as

the assistant volleyball coach at Wake For-

est from 2011-2013.

While at Wake Forest, Worrell recruited and commit-

ted the Atlanta Player of the Year, North Carolina State

Most Valuable Player, and Junior National Champion

Most Valuable Player. She also helped the team to a sec-

ond place fi nish in the Wake Forest University Dean’s Cup.

The Dean’s Cup is awarded to the team with the most

community service hours.

Worrell’s primary responsibility at Wake Forest was

the development of the Demon Deacon outside hitters.

Prior to Wake Forest, Worrell spent two seasons as

an assistant coach at the University of Toledo. During her

fi rst year at Toledo in 2009, Worrell helped the Rockets

post a 17-12 record, while the team’s .586 winning per-

centage was the third-best in the program’s 30-year his-

tory.

Her duties with the Rockets included working di-

rectly with the outside hitters and defensive specialists

in addition to handling camps, fi lm exchange and other

day-to-day activities.

Prior to joining Toledo, Worrell was coaching volley-

ball in many facets. During the 2008-09 season, she was

the head coach at West Iredell High School as well as a

coach at both Lake Normal Volleyball Club and Race City

Volleyball Club.

Worrell played four years (2002-05) for the Charlotte

49ers and appears on numerous lists in the program’s re-

cord book. She is second in career points per set (4.00),

third in career attacks (4,329) and fourth in both career

kills (1,496) and career digs (1,344). She is one of three

players in school history to be ranked in the Top 10 in

both career kills and digs and one of seven players to tally

1,000 kills and 1,000 digs.

Worrell was named Team MVP and served as team

captain as both a junior and senior, earning all-tourna-

ment team accolades on three diff erent occasions.

After graduating from Charlotte, Worrell continued

her playing career. She played professionally for VC Tirol

in Innsbruck, Austria during the 2006 season.

A native of Mishawaka, Ind., Worrell graduated with

a degree in psychology in 2006 from Charlotte. She also

minored in sociology, women’s studies and American

studies.


LaurenLaurenAlejoSr. | Setter | 5-5

Monument, Colo./The Classical Academy

32012 (Junior): Named to the 2012 Big South All-Academic Team... Selected to the Pan-

ther Invitational All-Tournament Team... Started all 28 matches for the Chants... Played

in all 117 sets... Led the team and ranked sixth in the Big South with 1,008 assists...

Fourth on the team with 21 service aces... Fifth on the team with 234 digs... Had nine

double-doubles on the season... Had a career-high 56 assists at Winthrop (Oct. 26)...

Registered 30-plus assists in 22 matches and 40-plus in 10 matches... Had a career-high

23 digs at High Point (Sept. 28)... Tied a career-high with 5 service aces versus South

Carolina State (Aug. 25)... Finished the season with 26 kills, 1,008 assists, 21 service

aces, 234 digs and 23 total blocks... Ended the season ranked sixth in the CCU career

records for assists (1,760)... Named to the 2012-13 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.

2011 (Sophomore): Named to the 2011 Big South All-Academic Team... Played in all

32 matches for Coastal... Completed the season with 222 digs, 147 assists, 27 service

aces and 39.5 points... Tallied a career-high 44 assists against UNC Greensboro and fi ve

aces versus Charleston Southern... Named to the 2011-12 Big South Presidential Honor

Roll.

2010 (Freshman): 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, including a season-high four against Winthrop (Oct. 29) ... Named to the

2010-11 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.

At The Classical Academy: 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 among 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 sophomore

year... Member of the Colorado Juniors Volleyball Club Team from 2006-09 and served

as the 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

Qualifer in 2008... A six-time King of the Mountain Father/Daughter Champions.

CAREER STATISTICSYear SP-MP K E TA Pct A SA D BS BA TB

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

2011 114-32 11 7 43 .093 147 27 222 0 3 3

2012 117-28 26 11 83 .181 1008 21 234 2 21 23

Career 337-89 47 25 175 .126 1760 75 628 2 25 27


KindraKindraBaileySr. | Middle Blocker | 6-0

Irmo, S.C./Dutch Fork HS

52012 (Junior): First Team All-Big South selection... Named Choice Hotels Big South

Player of the Week (Oct. 15)... Appeared in and started 25 matches for the Chants...

Played in 104 sets... Had a team-high and ranked fourth in the Big South with .304

attack percentage... Led the team and ranked sixth in the Big South with 99 blocks...

Tied for the team lead and eighth in the conference with 33 service aces... Had a career-

high 14 kills at the College of Charleston (Oct. 2)... Had a career-high six service aces

against Radford (Oct. 12)... Set a new career-high with nine blocks against Presbyterian

(Sept. 22)... Recorded double-digit kills in nine matches... Had at least one block in ev-

ery match she played including 17 matches with 3-plus blocks... Ended the season with

213 kills, 10 assists, 33 service aces, 61 digs and 99 total blocks... Competed in China

with the Bring It Promotions/USA All-Star Team in the summer of 2012... Named to the

2012-13 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.

2011 (Sophomore): Started all 33 matches for the Chants... Earned James Madison

University Days Inn Invitational All-Tournament Team honors... Ranked fourth in the

Big South Conference in hitting percentage with a .294... Finished second on the team

in blocks with 87, third in points with 324.0 and in kills with 271... Recorded a career-

high of 13 kills on two occasions, once against Charleston Southern and the other tak-

ing place versus Campbell... Posted a career-high attack percentage of .533 against

Charleston Southern and seven blocks versus Winthrop... Named to the 2011-12 Big

South Presidential Honor Roll.

2010 (Freshman): Appeared in 22 sets... Recorded a total of seven blocks on the sea-

son... Posted four blocks against Campbell (Oct. 29), including a career-high two solo

blocks... Registered six kills on the season... Hit 1.000 against Gardner-Webb (Oct. 1)

connecting for two kills ... Named to the 2010-11 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.

At Dutch Fork HS: 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.


2010 22-11 6 3 27 .111 0 0 4 2 5 7

2011 123-33 271 85 632 .294 3 0 25 19 68 87

2012 104-25 213 63 494 .304 10 33 61 21 78 99

Career 249-69 490 151 1153 .294 13 33 90 42 151 193


MeghanMeghanLaffinSr. | Outside Hitter/Right Side Hitter | 6-2

Holbrook, N.Y./Sachem East HS

102012 (Junior): Named to the Big Orange Bash All-Tournament Team... Named to the

East Carolina Invitational All-Tournament Team... Appeared in all 28 matches for the

Chants with 15 starts... Played in 111 sets... Ranked second on the team with 257 kills...

Tied a career-high with 19 kills against South Carolina State (Aug. 25) and East Carolina

(Sept. 15)... Registered double-digit kills in 14 matches... Had a season-high three ser-

vice aces against South Carolina State (Aug. 25)... Had a season-high fi ve blocks against

High Point (Nov. 10)... Registered seven digs against Charleston Southern (Oct. 5)... Had

a season best .560 attack percentage with 16 kills, two errors and 25 attacks against

Charleston Southern (Nov. 2)... Inducted into the prestigious Wall Fellows Program. The

Wall Fellows Program is uniquely designed to prepare top Coastal students for high-

level careers in major U.S. and international organizations... Finished the season with

257 kills, eight service aces, 76 digs and 31 blocks... Named to the 2012-13 Big South

Conference Presidential Honor Roll.

2011 (Sophomore): Named to the Preseason All-Big South Conference Team... Select-

ed to the Coastal Carolina Classic All-Tournament Team... Missed part of the season due

to injury, but fi nished the season with 188 kills, 65 digs, 28 blocks and 202.5 points...

Posted career-highs in kills with 19 versus Gardner-Webb, 10 digs against Bradley and

an attack percentage of .667 against North Carolina A&T... Named to the 2011-12 Big

South Presidential Honor Roll.

2010 (Freshman): 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 as-

sists, the most being eight against Long Island (Sept. 4)... Finished third on the team

with 229 kills, averaging 1.91 kills per set and an attack percentage of .287... Had a ca-

reer-high 14 kills against Radford (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 (Oct. 1)... Had at least two service aces in six matches...

Named to the Kennesaw State Owl Invitational All-Tournament team after fi nishing

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)... Named to the 2010-11 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.

At Sachem East HS: Varsity lettered in volleyball all four years... Selected team captain

her senior year... Named to the Harborfi elds 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 Vol-

leyball Academy fi ve years and, in 2006, competed at the Junior Olympics... During the

summer of 2009, Laffi n participated in the USA Beach Golf Coast Open is Siesta Key, Fla.

where her and teammate Katie Dircks placed third in the 18-under division.


2010 120-32 229 78 527 .287 6 27 54 20 68 88

2011 83-23 188 108 605 .132 5 3 65 2 19 21

2012 111-28 257 125 770 .171 3 8 76 3 28 31

Career 314-83 674 311 1902 .191 14 38 195 25 115 140


MichelleMichelleFowleSr. | Defensive Specialist | 5-9

Gaithersburg, Md./Magruder HS

112012 (Junior): Did not see any action... Named to the 2012-13 Big South Presidential

Honor Roll.

2011 (Sophomore): Saw action in fi ve matches for the Chanticleers recording a ca-

reer-high three kills and six digs against South Carolina State... Finished the season with

seven total digs, two blocks and four points.

2010 (Freshman): Appeared in two sets... Registered her fi rst career kill as a Chan-

ticleer against High Point on Oct.15... Named to the 2010-11 Big South Presidential

Honor Roll.

At Magruder HS: 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 Wash-

ington 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 fi nals her senior year... High school team won the division championship all

four years.


2010 2-2 1 0 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 0

2011 8-5 3 6 21 -.143 0 0 7 0 2 2

2012 0-0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0

Career 10-7 4 6 22 -.091 0 0 7 0 2 2


SamSamSkyrdSr. | Setter | 5-9

Naperville, Ill./Baylor University

142012 (Junior): Appeared in all 28 matches... Played in 108 sets... Tied for the team lead

and was ninth in the conference with 33 service aces... Second on the team in assists,

136, and digs, 304... Had a season-high 17 assists in the Big South Conference Tourna-

ment Championship match against Liberty (Nov. 18)... Had a career-high 22 digs at UNC

Asheville (Oct. 20)... Recorded a career-high fi ve service aces against high Point (Nov.

10)... Had double-digit digs in 18 matches including a pair of matches with 20-plus

digs... Finished the season with seven kills, 136 assists, 33 service aces and 304 digs.

2011 (Sophomore): Played in 26 matches for the Chants... Placed sixth in the Big

South in assists with an average of 8.89 per set... Ended the season with a team-high

836 assists, 215 digs, 63 kills, 29 blocks and 26 service aces... Recorded a career-high

47 assists against Campbell, 18 digs versus UNC Asheville, nine kills versus Charleston

Southern, four blocks against Gardner-Webb, four aces versus Iona and an attack per-

centage of .667 versus Charleston Southern... Named to the 2011-12 Big South Presi-

dential Honor Roll.

At Baylor: 2010 (Freshman): Appeared in seven matches at Baylor University... Tal-

lied 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 Atlantic (Sept. 11)...

Registered a career-high four digs against University of Texas San Antonio (Sept. 1).

At Neuqua Valley HS: 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.


2010 10-7 0 0 1 .000 27 0 7 0 0 0

2011 94-26 63 26 203 .182 836 26 215 3 26 29

2012 108-28 7 2 22 .227 136 33 304 0 0 0

Career 212-61 70 28 226 .186 999 59 526 3 26 29


LindsayLindsayGillR-Jr. | Defensive Specialist | 5-7

Ashburn, Va./Stone Bridge HS

22012 (Redshirt): Did not appear in any matches... Named to the 2012-13 Big South

Presidential Honor Roll.

2011 (Sophomore): Ended the season ranked eighth in the Big South in digs with an

average of 3.80 a set... Was named to the Davidson Tournament All-Tournament Team...

Played in all 123 sets for the Chanticleers fi nishing the season with 468 digs, 87 assists,

28 service aces and 31 points... Recorded a career high six assists against UNC Greens-

boro and UNC Asheville... Posted a season-high 28 digs against East Tennessee State...

Named to the 2011-12 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.

2010 (Freshman): Appeared in all 120 sets this season... Ranked fi rst 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 fi ve matches... Had two service aces on the season, one against Wake Forest on

Aug. 27 and the other against Campbell on Sept. 7... Named to the 2010-11 Big South


At Stone Bridge HS: 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.


2010 120-32 1 4 19 -.158 52 2 525 0 0 0

2011 123-33 3 3 30 .000 87 28 468 0 0 0

2012 0-0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0

Career 243-65 4 7 49 -.061 139 30 993 0 0 0


KatieKatieMartinJr. | Middle Blocker | 6-1

Rohnert Park, Calif./Rancho Cotate HS

42012 (Sophomore): Appeared in 20 matches while starting 15... Played in 75 sets...

Had a season-high 11 kills at home versus Winthrop (Sept. 21)... Tied a career-high with

six blocks against Butler (Sept. 1)... Ranked fourth on the team in blocks with 44... Had

a season-high 412 attack percentage against Radford in the fi rst round of the Big South

Conference Tournament while registering seven kills... Finished the season with 104

kills, one service ace, 20 digs and 44 blocks... Named to the 2012-13 Big South Confer-

ence Presidential Honor Roll.

2011 (Freshman): Selected as the CRONS Brand Freshman of the Week for matches

played Oct. 17-23... Named to the Coastal Carolina Classic All-Tournament Team... Re-

corded a team-high 37 service aces on the season including a career-high six against

North Carolina A&T to fi nish the season ranked sixth in the Big South Conference...

Posted a team-high 88 blocks on the season, posting a career-high six blocks in three

separate matches... Finished with 331.5 points, which was second best on the team,

243 kills, 90 digs and an attack percentage of .236... Ended the season with career-

highs of 10 digs against Gardner-Webb, 12 kills versus South Carolina State and an at-

tack percentage of .600 against North Carolina A&T... Named to the 2011-12 Big South


At Rancho Cotate HS: 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 fi rst team All-league

her sophomore and junior years... Her junior year, she registered 300 blocks and 196

kills.


2011 123-33 243 104 588 .236 6 37 90 15 73 88

2012 75-20 104 65 352 .111 3 1 20 3 41 44

Career 198-53 347 169 940 .189 9 38 110 18 114 132


JennaJennaOrnerJr. | Defensive Specialist | 5-3

Carlisle, Pa./Jacksonville University

62012 (Sophomore): Named to the Big South Conference All-Tournament Team... Ap-

peared in all 28 matches for the Chants with a pair of starts... Led the team with 314

digs... Third on the team with 46 assists... Had a career-high 24 digs against Radford

(Oct. 12)... Had a season-high fi ve assists against High Point (Nov. 10), UNC Asheville

(Nov. 16) and Liberty (Nov. 18)... Had double-digit digs in 18 matches including the

fi nal nine matches of the season... Started the season as a defensive specialist before

moving into the starting libero role... Named to the 2012-13 Big South Conference


At Jacksonville: 2011 (Freshman): Finished season with 247 digs at Jacksonville

University... Posted double-digit digs nine times... Recorded 31 assists... Had 17 service

aces.

At Cumberland Valley HS: She owns the school record for digs (2,156) at Cumberland

Valley High School, where she was named to the district all-star team all four seasons.

She was named second team All-Mid Penn her freshman season. Selected as a Mid Penn

all-star her sophomore and junior seasons and was named the Mid Penn Most Valuable

Player her senior season. Her team went 23-1 both her junior and senior seasons and

won the Mid Penn Championship.


2011 127-31 1 0 5 .200 31 17 247 0 0 0

2012 107-28 5 0 11 .455 46 15 314 0 0 0

Career 234-59 6 0 16 .375 77 32 561 0 0 0


TaylorTaylorStaffordJr. | Outside Hitter/Right Side Hitter | 6-1

San Antonio, Texas/MacArthur HS

122012 (Sophomore): Appeared in 21 matches for the Chants... Played in 41 sets... Had

a career-high eight kills against Campbell (Sept. 29)... Posted a pair of blocks against

South Carolina State (Aug. 25)... Finished the season with 36 kills and eight blocks.

2011 (Freshman): Played in 22 matches for Coastal... Tied for third on the team in

blocks with 35, including a career-high four against Robert Morris and Lehigh... Com-

pleted the season with 50 kills and 24 digs... Posted a career-high fi ve kills on three

separate occasions and four digs against Gardner-Webb.

At MacArthur HS: As a senior, she fi nished with 157 kills and 120 blocks and was

named All-district honorable mention.


2011 76-22 50 72 199 -.111 1 0 24 4 31 35

2012 45-21 36 27 113 .080 1 0 5 1 7 8

Career 121-43 86 99 312 -.042 2 0 29 5 38 43


LianLianBernettR-So. | Right Side Hitter/Outside Hitter | 6-1

Leesburg, Va./Heritage HS

92012 (Redshirt): Appeared in and started six matches for the Chants... Played in 24

sets... Started the fi rst six matches of the season before missing the rest of the year

due to injury... Had a season-high 14 kills against Xavier (Aug. 25)... Had a season-high

nine digs against South Carolina State (Aug. 25) and Butler (Sept. 1)... Had four blocks

against Pittsburgh (Aug. 31)... Had three service aces against Butler (Sept. 1)... Finished

the season with 47 kills, four service aces, 43 digs and 10 blocks.

2011 (Freshman): Received All-Big South Freshman Team honors... Selected to the

UNC Greensboro Tournament All-Tournament Team and to the Davidson Tournament

All-Tournament Team... Finished the season ranked fi fth in the Big South in kills with an

average of 2.84 per set and 10th in service aces with an average of 0.28 per set... Ended

the season ranked second on the team in kills with 275 and tied for second in service

aces with 27... Completed the season with 215 digs, 28 blocks, 26 assists and 316.0

points... Posted a career-high 20 kills against UNC Asheville, 17 digs against Winthrop,

four blocks versus UNC Greensboro, four aces versus The Citadel, as well as an attack

percentage of .462 when Coastal hosted South Carolina State... Named to the 2011-12

Big South Presidential Honor Roll.

At Heritage HS: Lettered all four years, totaling 1009 kills, 41 solo blocks and 941

digs... As a senior, she fi nished with 312 kills, 300 digs and 15 solo blocks and was

named to the All-State fi rst team, Off ensive Player of the Year and Loudoun Player of

the Month... Her last two years at Heritage, was named to the All-region fi rst team... As

a junior, she was named All-State honorable mention... Her sophomore, junior and se-

nior 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 fi fth in

the state... Played for the Virginia Elite VBC for four years... She helped her team qualify

for National three times and become champions in 2009 and 2011.


2011 97-27 275 125 855 .175 26 27 215 0 28 28

2012 24-6 47 34 158 .082 1 4 43 0 10 10

Career 121-33 322 159 1013 .161 27 31 258 0 38 38


MonicaMonicaHallSo. | Right Side Hitter/Outside Hitter | 6-3

Niverville, N.Y./Ichabod Crane HS

72012 (Freshman): Appeared in 27 matches with 16 starts... Played in 84 sets... Had

career-highs in kills, 11, and blocks, seven, against Radford (Oct. 12)... Started the last

13 matches of the season... Finished the year with 120 kills, one service ace, 17 digs

and 40 blocks... Named to the 2012-13 Big South Conference Presidential Honor Roll.

At Ichabod Crane HS: Played varsity all four years at Ichabod Crane High School…

Named All-Colonial Conference Second Team during her sophomore season… Named

MVP and Conference MVP Honorable Mention in her junior season… Posted 341 kills,

81 aces, 163 digs and had a .405 hitting percentage during her senior campaign…

Named the Most Outstanding Off ensive Player of the Year in the Colonial Council and

was also selected as a First Team All-Star as a senior… Helped lead the Lady Riders to

a 13-9 record, while advancing to the Section II, Class B championship… Played club

volleyball for Legion Dynamite - 18 U National and Legion Dynalite - 17U National. CAREER STATISTICSYear SP-MP K E TA Pct A SA D BS BA TB

2012 84-27 120 73 417 .113 1 1 17 5 35 40

Career 84-27 120 73 417 .113 1 1 17 5 35 40

EszterEszterNagySo. | Middle Blocker | 6-2

Budapest, Hungary/Petrik Lajos HS

132012 (Freshman): Big South Conference All-Freshman Team selection... Named to the

Big South Conference All-Tournament Team... Appeared in 22 matches with 22 starts...

Played in 92 sets... Led the team and was third in the conference with a .317 attack

percentage... Third on the team with 2.09 kills per set... Finished with 70 blocks good

for second on the team... Had a career-high 14 kills against Campbell (Sept. 29)... Had

double-digit kills in 13 matches... Had a career-high .588 attack percentage against

Radford (Nov. 15) in the fi rst round of the conference tournament with 10 kills, no errors

and 17 attacks... Had a career-high six blocks against High Point (Sept. 28), College of

Charleston (Oct. 2) and Winthrop (Oct. 26)... Registered a career-high four digs at UNC

Asheville (Oct. 20)... Finished the season with 192 kills, 11 assists, one service ace, 19

digs and 70 blocks... Named to the 2012-13 Big South Conference Presidential Honor

Roll.

At Petrik Lajos HS: Won the Hungarian Championship and the Hungarian Cup with

her club team during the 2011-12 season... Took second at the Hungarian Champion-

ship during the 2010-11 season and third at the Hungarian Cup that same season.


2012 92-22 192 51 445 .317 11 1 19 18 52 70

Career 92-22 192 51 445 .317 11 1 19 18 52 70


Horvath

So. | Outside Hitter | 6-2

Budapest, Hungary/Szent Angéla Általános

162012 (Freshman): Big South Conference All-Freshman Team selection... Named the

Choice Hotels Big South Conference Player of the Week (Oct. 1)... Named the CRONS

Brand Big South Conference Freshman of the Week (Oct. 29)... Started all 28 matches...

Played in 116 of the 117 sets... Led the team and was fi fth in the conference in kills

(348)... Third on the team with 24 service aces... Fourth on the team with 236 digs...

Third on the team with 48 blocks... Had seven double-doubles... Had a career-high 22

kills at Winthrop (Oct. 26)... Had a career-high 16 digs against UNC Asheville (Nov. 16) in

the Big South Conference Tournament Semifi nals... Had a career-high four service aces

at High Point (Sept. 28)... Registered a career-high six blocks against Xavier (Aug. 25)...

Played 19 matches with double-digit kills including 10 with 15-plus kills... Compiled a

season-high .529 attack percentage at Pittsburgh (Aug. 31) with 11 kills, two errors and

17 attacks... Finished the season with 348 kills, nine assists, 24 service aces, 236 digs

and 48 blocks... Named to the 2012-13 Big South Conference Presidential Honor Roll.

At Szent Angéla Általános: She was a member of both the youth and junior national

volleyball teams in Hungary... Finished second in the Hungarian Amateur Champion-

ship and third in the Hungarian Cup for the past two seasons... Finished second at the

Hungarian Junior Championship and won the Hungarian Youth Cup during the 2009-

10 season... Won the Youth Championship and fi nished seventh in the Youth European

Championship during the 2007-08 season.


2012 116-28 348 181 1023 .163 9 24 236 13 35 48

Career 116-28 348 181 1023 .163 9 24 236 13 35 48

GabriellaGabriella


BeatrisBeatrisPetelkovaFr. | Setter | 5-11

Sofi a, Bulgaria/General Vladimir Stoychev Sport

School

8At General Vladimir Stoychev Sport School: A native of Sofi a, Bulgaria where she

was a member of Junior National Team in 2010… Received the Best Setter Award in

2011… Her club team fi nished fi rst in the Bulgarian Junior Championship in 2007,

2008, 2010 and 2011 and second in 2012.

MorganMorganHammerFr. | Outside Hitter/Defensive Specialist | 6-0

Round Hill, Va./Loudoun Valley HS

15At Loudoun Valley HS: A member of the Loudoun Valley High School as well as the

NVVA 18 ICE teams… Was voted team captain of both her Virginia Elite 15s and NVVA

17s teams… While playing for Virginia Elite as a 14- and 15-year-old, her teams ad-

vanced to nationals twice… Was named fi rst team all-district as a senior… Was also

selected to the all-region team… Was named the Most Valuable Player at LVHS… As

a junior, she was named second team all-district and named the team MVP… As a

sophomore, she was also named second team all-district… As a freshman she helped

lead her team to the State Championship… Along the way her team won the Cedar

Run Regular Season Championship as well as the Regional Championship… Earned the

student-athlete award all four years on the team. To earn the award you have to fi nish

with a 4.0 GPA or higher.

MionaMionaMilovanovicFr. | Right Side Hitter/Outside Hitter | 6-5

Kragujevac, Serbia/Kragujevac HS

17At Kragujevac HS: A native of Kragujevac, Serbia where she was a member of Smec 5

volleyball club from 2008-2012… In 2010, her team entered an international tourna-

ment in Italy and fi nished in seventh in the cadet group… Nominated for the tourna-

ment’s Most Outstanding Player award.

AnnaykaAnnaykaLegrosFr. | Middle Blocker | 6-3

Kennesaw, Ga./Allatoona HS

18At Allatoona HS: Played varsity at Allatoona High School and club at Atlanta Boom…

Helped the Lady Buccaneers take the 6AAA area title in 2011… In 2012, Allatoona ad-

vanced to the second round of the state championships… While playing for Atlanta

Boom, her team won the silver bracket at the Big South Qualifi er in Atlanta.


2012 Coastal Carolina Season Schedule/ResultsDate Opponent Score Match results Overall Conf Time Att.08/24/12 at Clemson # 0-3 L 18-25,15-25,12-25 0-1 0-0 1:17 75108/25/12 vs Xavier # 2-3 L 19-25,21-25,25-21,25-22,9-15 0-2 0-0 2:04 15008/25/12 vs South Carolina St. # 2-3 L 25-23,23-25,20-25,25-14,9-15 0-3 0-0 1:49 25008/31/12 at Pittsburgh ! 0-3 L 20-25,11-25,23-25 0-4 0-0 1:26 97309/01/12 vs Butler ! 2-3 L 25-22,8-25,17-25,25-23,12-15 0-5 0-0 2:10 37809/01/12 vs Howard ! W 3-0 26-24,25-11,25-8 1-5 0-0 1:25 31509/14/12 vs Marshall $ 0-3 L 14-25,19-25,18-25 1-6 0-0 1:28 09/15/12 vs UMBC $ 1-3 L 24-26,25-22,19-25,23-25 1-7 0-0 2:02 09/15/12 at East Carolina $ W 3-2 14-25,18-25,25-21,25-22,15-8 2-7 0-0 2:12 17409/21/12 WINTHROP* 2-3 L 22-25,29-27,25-19,21-25,11-15 2-8 0-1 2:24 104209/22/12 PRESBYTERIAN* W 3-2 24-26,25-16,18-25,25-19,15-11 3-8 1-1 2:02 24709/28/12 at High Point* W 3-2 19-25,13-25,25-23,25-17,15-12 4-8 2-1 2:14 91009/29/12 at Campbell* W 3-2 21-25,23-25,25-13,25-22,15-11 5-8 3-1 43110/02/12 at College of Charleston 1-3 L 24-26,25-17,19-25,23-25 5-9 3-1 2:01 36810/05/12 at Charleston Southern* 2-3 L 26-24,17-25,23-25,25-21,12-15 5-10 3-2 2:17 23710/12/12 RADFORD* W 3-2 25-18,25-22,26-28,19-25,16-14 6-10 4-2 2:17 53710/13/12 LIBERTY* W 3-1 25-22,26-24,20-25,25-18 7-10 5-2 1:56 15410/16/12 SOUTH CAROLINA 0-3 L 22-25,16-25,13-25 7-11 5-2 1:19 73910/19/12 at Gardner-Webb* W 3-0 29-27,25-20,25-16 8-11 6-2 1:30 29710/20/12 at UNC Asheville* 2-3 L 14-25,25-20,23-25,25-15,9-15 8-12 6-3 2:10 35810/26/12 at Winthrop* W 3-2 25-20,17-25,22-25,25-23,15-12 9-12 7-3 2:19 52410/27/12 at Presbyterian* 1-3 L 11-25,25-22,20-25,23-25 9-13 7-4 2:00 20211/02/12 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN* W 3-0 25-17,25-20,25-18 10-13 8-4 1:23 34711/09/12 CAMPBELL* W 3-0 25-14,25-20,25-22 11-13 9-4 1:17 23111/10/12 HIGH POINT* W 3-2 25-23,17-25,25-21,22-25,15-10 12-13 10-4 2:15 27111/15/12 vs Radford ^ W 3-1 25-16,22-25,25-18,25-17 13-13 10-4 1:43 13711/16/12 vs UNC Asheville ^ W 3-1 22-25,25-13,26-24,25-21 14-13 10-4 1:55 23711/18/12 vs Liberty ^ 1-3 L 22-25,29-27,21-25,23-25 14-14 10-4 2:06 173# = Big Orange Bash (Clemson, S.C.)! = Panther Invitational (Pittsburgh, Pa.)$ = East Carolina Invitational (Greenville, N.C.)^ = Big South Conference Tournament (Boiling Springs, N.C.)* = Big South Conference Opponent

TEAM RECORD W-L ATTEND Dates Total Average3 sets 4-4 Total 28 10433 3734 sets 3-4 Home 8 3568 4465 sets 7-6 Away 11 225 475 Neutral 9 1640 182

2012 Coastal Carolina VolleyballOverall record: 14-14 Conf: 10-4 Home: 6-2 Away: 5-6 Neutral: 3-6


ATTACK SET SERVENo. Name SP MP-MS K K/Set E TA Pct A A/Set TA Pct SA SA/Set SE TA Pct18 Gabriella Horvath 116 28-28 348 3.00 181 1023 .163 9 0.08 99 .091 24 0.21 42 360 .88310 Meghan Laffi n 111 28-15 257 2.32 125 770 .171 3 0.03 37 .081 8 0.07 13 110 .88213 Eszter Nagy 92 22-22 192 2.09 51 445 .317 11 0.12 43 .256 1 0.01 3 45 .9335 Kindra Bailey 104 25-25 213 2.05 63 494 .304 10 0.10 65 .154 33 0.32 41 410 .9009 Lian Bernett 24 6-6 47 1.96 34 158 .082 1 0.04 20 .050 4 0.17 12 80 .8507 Monica Hall 84 27-16 120 1.43 73 417 .113 1 0.01 14 .071 1 0.01 1 5 .8004 Katie Martin 75 20-15 104 1.39 65 352 .111 3 0.04 17 .176 1 0.01 3 23 .87012 Taylor Staff ord 45 21-0 36 0.80 27 113 .080 1 0.02 9 .111 0 0.00 1 3 .6671 Melissa McGwin 41 21-1 16 0.39 13 58 .052 2 0.05 11 .182 0 0.00 0 13 1.0003 Lauren Alejo 117 28-28 26 0.22 11 83 .181 1008 8.62 2522 .400 21 0.18 54 380 .85814 Sam Skryd 108 28-0 7 0.06 2 22 .227 136 1.26 463 .294 33 0.31 50 430 .8846 Jenna Orner 107 28-2 5 0.05 0 11 .455 46 0.43 243 .189 15 0.14 24 319 .9258 Jamie DiMaggio 102 26-9 2 0.02 4 13 -.154 28 0.27 149 .188 10 0.10 17 227 .92516 Samantha Palka 58 23-1 1 0.02 1 8 .000 3 0.05 28 .107 6 0.10 5 77 .935

COASTAL CAROLINA.... 117 28-28 1374 11.74 650 3967 .183 1262 10.79 3720 .339 157 1.34 266 2482 .893Opponents........... 117 28-28 1343 11.48 619 3912 .185 1238 10.58 3666 .338 170 1.45 240 2506 .904

RECEPT DIG BLOCKING POINTSNo. Name S RE TA Pct Dig Dig/S BS BA Total Blk/S BE BHE PTS Pts/Set18 Gabriella Horvath 116 33 444 .926 236 2.03 13 35 48 0.41 12 1 402.5 3.4710 Meghan Laffi n 111 16 165 .903 76 0.68 3 28 31 0.28 4 0 282.0 2.5413 Eszter Nagy 92 0 7 1.000 19 0.21 18 52 70 0.76 21 3 237.0 2.585 Kindra Bailey 104 1 4 .750 61 0.59 21 78 99 0.95 24 2 306.0 2.949 Lian Bernett 24 8 130 .938 43 1.79 0 10 10 0.42 1 0 56.0 2.337 Monica Hall 84 2 15 .867 17 0.20 5 35 40 0.48 7 0 143.5 1.714 Katie Martin 75 0 9 1.000 20 0.27 3 41 44 0.59 2 0 128.5 1.7112 Taylor Staff ord 45 0 0 .000 5 0.11 1 7 8 0.18 0 0 40.5 0.901 Melissa McGwin 41 1 5 .800 3 0.07 4 16 20 0.49 2 0 28.0 0.683 Lauren Alejo 117 1 3 .667 234 2.00 2 21 23 0.20 16 25 59.5 0.5114 Sam Skryd 108 22 280 .921 304 2.81 0 0 0 0.00 0 4 40.0 0.376 Jenna Orner 107 20 415 .952 314 2.93 0 0 0 0.00 0 3 20.0 0.198 Jamie DiMaggio 102 28 439 .936 266 2.61 0 0 0 0.00 2 0 12.0 0.1216 Samantha Palka 58 18 138 .870 47 0.81 0 1 1 0.02 0 1 7.5 0.13TEAM 20 COASTAL CAROLINA.... 117 170 2244 .924 1645 14.06 70 324 232.0 1.98 91 39 1763.0 15.07Opponents........... 117 157 2204 .929 1650 14.10 77 363 258.5 2.21 48 46 1771.5 15.14


Thursday, Nov. 15 (First Round)

#1 Liberty 3 ............................................................ #8 Charleston Southern 0 #4 Presbyterian 3 ........................................................................#5 Winthrop 2 #2 Coastal Carolina 3 ................................................. #7 Radford 1

#6 UNC Asheville 3 .................................................................. #3 High Point 2

Friday, Nov. 16 (Semifi nals)

#1 Liberty 3 .............................................................................#4 Presbyterian 0 #2 Coastal Carolina 3 ....................................... #6 UNC Asheville 1

Saturday, Nov. 18 (Finals)

#1 Liberty 3 ................................................... #2 Coastal Carolina 1

BIG SOUTH OVERALL

TEAM STANDINGS RECORD PCT. RECORD PCT.

Liberty 12-2 .857 25-8 .758Coastal Carolina 10-4 .714 14-14 .500

High Point 9-5 .643 20-11 .645Presbyterian 9-5 .643 13-18 .419Winthrop 8-6 .571 14-16 .467UNC Asheville 7-7 .500 12-20 .375Radford 6-8 .429 16-16 .500Charleston Southern 5-9 .357 13-21 .382 Gardner-Webb 4-10 .286 9-22 .290Campbell 0-14 .000 7-24 .226

2012 Big South Awards

Player of the Year

Caroline Douglas, Liberty

Freshman of the Year

Caroline Douglas, Liberty

Coach of the Year

Shane Pinder, Liberty

Co-Scholar-Athlete of the Year

Molly Barlow, High PointBecca Haraf, Liberty

First Team All-Conference

Caroline Douglas, LibertyPresley Mabrey, PresbyterianJade Craycraft, LibertyCourtney Johnk, High PointLoren Thomas, LibertyKindra Bailey, Coastal Carolina

Mary Trimpe, Presbyterian

Second Team All-Conference

Anna Moore, UNC AshevilleJamie McDonald, High PointKristin Heldt, High PointAshtin Frank, PresbyterianJennica Mullins, WinthropLillie Happel, LibertyStephanie Palmer, WinthropAnnemarie Chin, High Point

All-Freshman Team

Caroline Douglas, LibertyEszter Nagy, Coastal Carolina

Meredith Parrott, Charleston SouthernAnnemarie Chin, High Point

Katie Davis, UNC AshevilleRachel Lenz, WinthropGabriella Horvath, Coastal Carolina

All-Academic Team

Heather Wilson, CampbellWynter Davis, Charleston SouthernLauren Alejo, Coastal Carolina

Heather Feldman, Gardner-WebbMolly Barlow, High PointBecca Haraf, LibertyAndrea Barman, PrebyterianJesse Miedema, RadfordChelsie Kenley, UNC AshevilleKristin Cruse, Winthrop

All-Tournament Team

Jade Craycraft, Liberty (MVP)Rachel Wells, UNC AshevilleEszter Nagy, Coastal Carolina

Caroline Douglas, LibertyJenna Orner, Coastal Carolina

Loren Thomas, LibertyPresley Mabrey, Presbyterian

Player of the Week

Aug. 27 - Stephanie Palmer, WinthropSept. 4 - Loren Thomas, LibertySept. 10 - Chelsea Davis, High PointSept. 17 - Courtney Johnk, High Point Sept. 24 - Chelsea Davis, High PointOct. 1 - Gabriella Horvath, Coastal Carolina

Oct. 8 - Presley Mabrey, PresbyterianOct. 15 - Kindra Bailey, Coastal Carolina

Oct. 22 - Jade Craycraft, LibertyOct. 29 - Erin Anderson, Gardner-WebbNov. 5 - Holly Shelton, UNC AshevilleNov. 12 - Rachel Wiechecki, Radford

BIG SOUTH VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

Freshman of the Week

Aug. 27 - Caroline Douglas, LibertySept. 4 - Amy Zimmer, WinthropSept. 10 - Katie Davis, UNC AshevilleSept. 17 - Rachel Lenz, Winthrop Sept. 24 - Annemarie Chin, High PointOct. 1 - Caroline Douglas, LibertyOct. 8 - Meredith Parrott, Charleston SouthernOct. 15 - Monica Johnson, LibertyOct. 22 - Katie Davis, UNC AshevilleOct. 29 - Gabriella Horvath, Coastal Carolina

Nov. 5 - Caroline Douglas, LibertyNov. 12 - Caroline Douglas, Liberty

Defensive Player of the Week

Aug. 27 - Lindsey Coats, CampbellSept. 4 - Gabrielle Shipe, LibertySept. 10 - Annemarie Chin, High PointSept. 17 - Jennica Mullins, Winthrop Sept. 17 - Katelyn Meeks, Radford Sept. 24 - Mallorie Cubillos, CampbellOct. 1 - Tyler Cockrell, Gardner-WebbOct. 8 - Katelyn Meeks, RadfordOct. 15 - Gabrielle Shipe, LibertyOct. 22 - Rachel Wells, UNC AshevilleOct. 29 - Mary Trimpe, PresbyterianNov. 5 - Rachel Wells, UNC AshevilleNov. 12 - Gabrielle Shipe, Liberty


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 vol-leyball team, head coach Tammi McCaudy-Lee led the squad to its first Big South Tournament Championship and a trip to the NCAA Tournament 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 shut-outs. 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 South-ern and Liberty to advance to the champion-ship game. In the final match, the Chanticleers downed UMBC 3-0 to claim their first Big South Tournament title. Roberta Croteau was named tourna-ment MVP and selected to the Big South All-Tournament Team. 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.

Roberta Croteau was named Big South Volleyball Player of the Year in 1996 and

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

MVP honors.


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 vol-leyball team rebounded to post a 23-13 record to close the season and capture its second Big South Tournament title and an NCAA Tournament appearance. The squad rolled off win streaks of five games on four separate occasions throughout the season. With a 6-4 record and head coach Tammi McCaudy-Lee’s last season, Coastal Carolina secured the No. 3 seed

in the Big South Tournament. During the first two days of competition, 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-MVPs. Staub was also a First Team All-Big South honoree while Jelena Mirkovic was selected to the All-Big South Second Team. The team traveled across the country to Provo, Utah, for the first round of the tournament to face Brigham Young. Coast-al dropped its first round match to the Cou-gars 3-0, ending the team’s tournament 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 statis-tics 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.

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 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 High Point^ W, 3-211-20 UNC Asheville^ W, 3-011-21 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 sea-son, 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 Se-nior Night after the team lost a disappointing match to Pres-byterian. 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 Tournament. 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.


Alabama ............................................... 1-0

American .............................................. 0-1Appalachian State ................................ 3-3Auburn ................................................. 0-1Augusta ................................................ 2-0Ball State .............................................. 1-1Belmont ................................................ 2-0Bethune-Cookman ............................... 1-0Birmingham-Southern ......................... 8-4Bradley ................................................. 1-0Brigham Young ..................................... 0-1Bucknell ............................................... 1-0Buffalo .................................................. 2-2Butler ................................................... 0-1Cal State Bakersfield ........................... 0-1Campbell ....................................... 19-7Canisius ................................................ 1-0Catawba ............................................... 1-0Central Florida ..................................... 1-1Central Michigan ................................. 1-0Charleston Southern ..................... 40-16Charlotte .............................................. 3-9 Chattanooga ......................................... 4-1Citadel .................................................. 4-0Clemson ............................................... 0-8Coker .................................................... 0-1College of Charleston .................... 13-27Columbia .............................................. 0-1Concord ................................................ 1-2Converse .............................................. 1-0Davidson .............................................. 2-9Dayton ................................................. 0-2Delaware .............................................. 0-3Duke ..................................................... 0-1East Carolina ...................................... 5-10East Tennessee State ............................ 2-4Eastern Kentucky ................................. 1-1Eastern Michigan ................................. 0-1Elon ...................................................... 9-3Emory & Henry ....................................2-1 Evansville ............................................. 0-1Florida Atlantic .................................... 1-1Florida International ........................... 0-1Florida Tech ......................................... 0-1Fordham ............................................... 0-1Francis Marion ................................... 10-3Furman ................................................. 3-6Gardner-Webb ................................. 9-2Georgetown .......................................... 0-1Georgia ................................................. 0-2Georgia Southern ................................. 6-2Georgia State ....................................... 3-3Georgia Tech .................................... 0-8Glenville ............................................... 1-0Hampton .............................................. 1-0Hartford ............................................... 1-0High Point ................................... 25-10Hofstra ................................................. 0-1Howard ................................................ 1-1Idaho .................................................... 0-1Idaho State ........................................... 1-0Illinois .................................................. 0-1Indiana ........................................... 0-0

Indiana State........................................ 0-1IUPUI .................................................. 1-0Iona ...................................................... 0-1Iowa ............................................... 0-1Jacksonville .......................................... 2-4Jacksonville State ............................. 0-1James Madison ..................................... 0-2Kennesaw State ............................... 1-0Kent State ............................................ 0-1Lamar ................................................... 1-0Lehigh .................................................. 0-1Lenoir-Rhyne ....................................... 0-1Liberty ........................................ 18-29Long Island .......................................... 1-1Louisiana-Lafayette ............................ 1-0Louisiana-Monroe ................................ 0-1Louisville .............................................. 0-1Loyola Marymount .............................. 0-1Loyola (Md.) ........................................ 1-0Maryland-Baltimore County ............... 4-8Maryland-Eastern Shore ..................... 4-0Marshall ............................................... 0-1Mars 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 ............................................. 1-0Niagara ................................................. 1-0Norfolk ................................................. 2-0Northeastern ........................................ 1-0North Carolina ..................................... 0-2North Carolina A&T ........................... 5-0North Carolina Central ....................... 1-0North Carolina State ........................... 1-1North Florida ....................................... 1-0Northwestern ....................................... 0-1Ohio State ............................................ 0-2 Pacific ................................................... 0-1Pembroke State .................................... 0-3Pfeiffer .................................................. 2-0Pittsburgh ............................................. 0-3Presbyterian .................................... 7-5Purdue .................................................. 0-2Queens ................................................. 2-0Radford ....................................... 26-17Robert Morris ...................................... 1-1Rollins .................................................. 0-1Salem .................................................... 1-0Sam Houston State ............................. 1-0Samford .......................................... 0-2Savannah State .................................... 2-0SMU ..................................................... 0-1South Alabama .................................... 0-1South Carolina ................................ 0-8

South Carolina State ..................... 21-6Southeast Louisiana ............................ 0-1Southwest Missouri State .................... 0-1Stetson ................................................. 3-0Stony Brook ..................................... 0-0TCU ..................................................... 1-0Tennessee ......................................... 0-0Tennessee State .................................... 1-0Tennessee Tech .................................. 1-1The Citadel .......................................... 5-0Towson State ........................................ 0-4Troy ...................................................... 0-4Tulane ................................................... 0-1UAB ...................................................... 0-1UNC Asheville ............................. 23-20UNC Greensboro ................................. 3-8UNC Wilmington ............................ 21-21USC 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 .................................... 26-23Wisconsin-Milwaukee ......................... 0-1Wofford ........................................... 4-0Xavier ................................................... 0-3Youngstown State ............................. 0-0

Bold Italic denotes 2013 opponent


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)


(All Results Not Available)

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


^ 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



10-29 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





10-16 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. - Atlanta, Ga.

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





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


# Wildcat Invitational - Davidson, N.C.

$ Kathy Trosclair Invit. - New Orleans, La.

% Big South 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 Tournament - Buff alo, N.Y.

^ Davidson Tournament - Davidson, N.C.

# CCU Tournament - Conway, S.C.

% Clemson Tournament - 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.

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



# 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



# Loyola Marymount Classic - Los

Angeles, Calif.

% UNC Classic - Chapel Hill, N.C.

$ 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






10-15 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 Invit. - Buff alo, N.Y.

# Georgetown Classic - Washington,

D.C.

^ CCU Classic - Conway, S.C.

@ Big South Tourn. - Lynchburg, Va.

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


% Louisville Marriott East Invitational

- Louisville, Ky.

# Bulldog Classic - Birmingham, Ala.

^ 49ers Tournament - Charlotte, N.C.

$ Caravelle Resort Invitational -

Conway, S.C.

@ Big South Tourn. - Lynchburg, Va.

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 Conference Match

% Virginia Tech Invit. - Blacksburg, Va.

^ Wichita State Shocker - Wichita, Kan.

$ CCU Invitiational - Conway, S.C.

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

@ Big South Tourn. - Asheville, N.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 High Point^ W, 3-2

11-20 UNC Asheville^ W, 3-0

11-21 Liberty^ W, 3-1

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


# Mortar Board Premier - West

Lafayette, Ind.

% Gamecock Invit. - Columbia, S.C.

! Bash in the ‘Boro - Statesboro, Ga.

$ CCU Invitational - Conway, S.C.

^ Big South Tournament - Radford, Va.

& 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










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


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

& Hokie Invitational - Blacksburg, Va.

! CCU Invitational - Conway, S.C.

$ KSU Owl Invitational - Kennesaw, Ga.

^ Big South Tourn. - Lynchburg, Va.

2011 (13-20, 5-9 Big South)


Date Opponent Score

8-26 at UNC Greensboro# W, 3-1

8-26 vs. North Carolina A&T# W, 3-0

8-27 vs. Evansville# L, 0-3

8-27 vs. East Tennessee State# L, 2-3

9-2 vs. Robert Morris& L, 2-3

9-3 at James Madison& L, 0-3

9-3 vs. Lehigh& L, 0-3

9-9 Gardner-Webb! W, 3-2

9-9 Bradley! W, 3-1

9-10 Iona! L, 1-3


9-16 at Davidson $ L, 0-3

9-17 vs. Norfolk State $ W, 3-0

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

9-23 at Presbyterian* L, 1-3


9-27 College of Charleston L, 1-3







Season Overall Big South Home Away Neutral Sets For Sets 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 86 46 2009 20-14 10-6 9-3 5-7 6-3 71 56 2010 14-18 7-9 10-3 3-10 1-5 59 622011 13-20 5-9 6-6 4-9 3-5 56 672012 14-14 10-4 6-2 5-6 3-6 58 59TOTAL 453-466 167-122 201-104 121-175 92-112 1505 1667*-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




10-25 at The Citadel W, 3-0


10-29 Presbyterian* L, 0-3






* Big South Conference Match# UNCG Tournament - Greensboro, N.C.& JMU Invitational - Harrisonburg, Va.! CCU Invitational - Conway, S.C.$ Davidson Tournament- Davidson, N.C.^ Big South Tourn. - Charleston, S.C.

2012 (14-14, 10-4 Big South)

Head Coach: Jozsef Forman

Date Opponent Score

8-24 at Clemson# L, 0-3

8-25 vs. Xavier# L, 2-3

8-25 vs. South Carolina State# L, 2-3

8-31 at Pittsburgh& L, 0-3

9-1 vs. Butler& L, 2-3

9-1 vs. Howard& W, 3-0

9-14 vs. Marshall! L, 0-3

9-15 vs. UMBC! L, 1-3

9-15 at East Carolina! W, 3-2


9-22 Presbyterian* W, 3-2



10-2 at College of Charleston L, 1-3


10-12 Radford* W, 3-2

10-13 Liberty* W, 3-1

10-16 South Carolina L, 0-3




10-27 at Presbyterian* L, 1-3


11-9 Campbell* W, 3-0


11-15 vs. Radford^ W, 3-1

11-16 vs. UNC Asheville^ W, 3-1

11-18 vs. Liberty^ L, 1-3

* Big South Conference Match# Big Orange Bash - Clemson, S.C.& Panther Invitational - Pittsburgh, Pa.! ECU Invitational - Greenville, N.C.^ Big South Tourn. - Boiling Springs, N.C.


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 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 Bicford (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)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)2004- Jennifer Hampton (First Team), Katherine Jensen-Spencer (First Team)2005- Katherine Jensen-Spencer (First Team), Jennifer Hampton (First Team), Brett Starbuck (All-Freshman)2006- Jill Nyhof (All-Freshman)2007- Megan Bickford (First Team), Chelsy Kimes (All-Freshman), Jill Nyhof (All-Academic)2008- Chelsy Kimes (First Team), Brett Starbuck (Second Team),

Kelsie Mauck (All-Freshman), Jill Nyhof (All-Academic)2009- Chelsy Kimes (First Team), Megan Bickford (Second Team), Sierra Livesay (All-Freshman), Jill Nyhof (All-Academic )2010- Chelsy Kimes (First Team/All-Academic), Meghan Laffi n (All-Freshman)2011- Lian Bernett (All-Freshman), Lauren Alejo (All-Academic)2012- Kindra Bailey (First Team), Gabriella Horvath (All-Freshman) , Eszter Nagy (All-Freshman), Lauren Alejo (All-Academic Team)

Kath-erine Jensen-Spencer was named Big South Player of the Year and Big South Scholar-Athlete of the Year in 2005. She was


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. 132 20082. 130 2009 3. 128 20064. 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 19943. 356 2011 4. 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

Laura Egan holds two of the top three spots in service aces in a season with 63 in 1990 and 62 in 1991. She also holds the career record for service aces with 167.


Jennifer Hampton is Coastal Carolina’s all-time leader in assists and assists per game. She is the only Chanticleer to register more than 5,000 assists in a career.

Digs 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 2006-09 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 2007-10 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 2006-09

336 Megan Bickford 2007-10 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 2006-09 3. 420 Megan Bickford 2007-10 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 total 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 2006-09 5. 0.89 Mindy Burst 1990-93 6. 0.86 Megan Bickford 2007-10

Games Played 1. 501 Jill Nyhof 2006-09 2. 489 Megan Bickford 2007-10 3. 479 Chelsy Kimes 2007-10 4. 464 Jeanne Lambert 1998-02 5. 462 Jennifer Hampton 2002-05 6. 459 Amanda Russell 2007-10 7. 458 Megan Pollard 2006-09 8. 454 Amy Bambenek 1994-97 9. 451 Sarah Bennett 2000-03 10. 448 Laura Obert 2003-06

Kills 1. 1,807 Chelsy Kimes 2007-10

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 2006-09 7. 1,228 Amy Bambenek 1994-97 8. 1,195 Autumn Staab 1995-98 9. 1,125 Megan Bickford 2007-10 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 2007-10 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 2006-09

Total Attacks 1. 5,090 Chelsy Kimes 2007-10 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 2007-10 3. .296 Sandy Slepski 1990-93 4. .292 Lynn Smith 1988-90

Assists 1. 5,479 Jennifer Hampton 2002-05 2. 4,231 Meagan Tracey 2006-09 3. 3,650 Colette Pawlyk 1994-97 4. 2,747 Shannon Mullaly 1990-93 5. 2,072 Nevada Blonstein 1999-00 6. 1,760 Lauren Alejo 2010-pres.

7. 1,654 Kelsey Mauck 2008-11 8. 1,527 Michelle Allison 1989-92 9. 1,347 Emilie Welch 1998 10. 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 2006-09

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 2. 166 Chelsy Kimes 2007-10 3. 159 Alicia Pulchinski 1996-99

All-Time Coastal Carolina Volleyball Head CoachesName Years Overall Big South

Jozsef Forman 2012 14-14 10-4

Kristen Bauer 1999-2011 223-196 110-76

Tammi McCaudy-Lee 1992-1998 110-117 34-35

Debbie Fore 1988-1991 51-63 14-12

Chuck Hood 1987 16-19 5-1

Gina Markland 1986 16-20 n/a

Chelsy Kimes is Coastal Carolina’s all-time lead-er in kills and is second in kills per game.


ABBOTT, Joanna (1992-94, 77g, 49k. 179a, 82d, 4b)ALLISON, Michelle (1989-92, 429g, 479k, 1527a, 974d, 87b)ALEJO, Lauren (2010-pres., 337g, 47k, 1760a, 628d, 27b)

AUTRY, Simone (2008-2011, 19g, 1k, 1a, 5d, 1b)

BAILEY, Kindra (2010-pres., 249g, 490k, 13a, 90d, 193b)

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)BERNETT, Lian (2011-pres., 121g, 322k, 27a, 258d, 38b)

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)DIMAGGIO, Jamie (2011-12, 214g, 6k, 47a, 517d, 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., 10g, 4k, 0a, 7d, 2b)

GABRIEL, Melissa (1998-99, 226g, 787k, 23a, 719d, 58b)GARWACKI, Karen (2000, 2g, 0k, 0a, 1d, 0b)GILL, Lindsay (2010-pres., 243g, 4k, 139a, 993d, 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)HALL, Monica (2012-pres., 84g, 120k, 1a, 17d, 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)HORVATH, Gabriella (2012-pres., 116g, 348k, 9a, 236d, 48b)

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., 314g, 674k, 14a, 195d, 140b)

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 (2008-11, 304g, 651k, 34a, 501d, 90b)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)MARTIN, Katie (2011-pres., 198g, 347k, 9a, 110d, 132b)

MAUCK, Kelsie (2008-11, 274g, 101k, 1654a, 369d, 52b)MCGWIN, Melissa (2011-2012, 41g, 16k, 2a, 3d, 20b)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)

NAGY, Eszter (2012-pres., 92g, 192k, 11a, 19d, 70b)

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)ORNER, Jenna (2012-pres., 107g, 5k, 46a, 314d, 0b)

PALKA, Samantha (2009-12, 110g, 6k, 7a, 85d, 4b)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)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)

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.

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)SKRYD, Sam (2011-pres., 202g, 70k, 972a, 519d, 29b)

SLEPSKI, Sandy (1990-93, 441g, 800k, 22a, 997d, 312b)SMITH, Lynn (1988, 1990, 183g, 219k, 135a, 422d, 97b)STAFFORD, Taylor (2011-pres., 121g, 86k, 2a, 29d, 43b)

STARBUCK, Brett (2005-2008, 391g, 131k, 428a, 1641d, 29b)STAUB, Autumn (1995-98, 443g, 1195k, 61a, 532d, 276b)STOIKE, Suzanna (2003-present, 5g, 0k, 2a, 6d, 0b)STOWERS, Becky (2007-2009, 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)


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Web: www.wmbfnews.comJason Belk, Sports Director


WIRE SERVICESAssociated Press (Columbia)

P.O. Box 101101Columbia, SC 29211Phone: 800-922-1565Fax: 803-252-2913

Web: www.ap.orgPete Iacobelli, Sports

Email: [email protected];[email protected]

PA-Sports Ticker55 Realty Drive, Suite 200

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By Air:Arriving at Myrtle Beach Airport, enter the on-ramp for U.S. 17 North (entering to the right). Stay in the right lane and exit for U.S. 501 North (to Conway). Follow the directions below for U.S. 17 the remainder of the way.

From I-95:From the South, take S.C. 327 exit to U.S. 76/301 Turn left onto U.S. 76/301. This will become S.C. 576 and then U.S. 501. After passing through Conway, turn right at the second stop light (approximately two miles) into the entrance of Coastal Carolina University. You are now on University Boulevard. Charles L. Watson Baseball Stadium and Brooks Stadium are visible on the right from University Boulevard. To get to the Softball Field, the Track & Field Complex or The HTC Center (basketball/volleyball), turn right onto Chanticleer Drive West.

From the North, take the “South of the Border” exit (IMPOSSIBLE to miss). Follow signs to Myrtle Beach and this will lead you to U.S. 501. Then follow the directions above.

From U.S. 17:Follow U.S. 17 Bypass to U.S. 501 (Conway exit). At this point, you are approximately eight miles from campus. You will pass the stoplight at Conway Hospital and then pass a Food Lion shopping center (on left). Just after passing Horry-Georgetown Technical College (on left), take the next left into the entrance of Coastal Carolina University. See directions above to find athletic facilities.

DIRECTIONS TO

COASTAL CAROLINA

UNIVERSITY

Associate A.D.-Media Relations .............................................. Mike Cawood Office Phone ....................................................................... 843-349-2822 Email......................................................................... [email protected]

Assistant Media Relations Director ..............................................Cody Bays Office Phone ....................................................................... 843-349-2840 Email............................................................................ [email protected]

Media Relations Assistant/Volleyball Contact .........................Sean Forrester Office Phone ........................................................................ 843-349-2840 Email.........................................................................sforreste@coastal.edu

Media Relations Assistant ......................................................... Paul Hershey Office Phone ........................................................................ 843-349-2848 E-mail ......................................................................phershey@coastal.edu

Media Relations Assistant ...........................................................Chris Henry Office Phone ........................................................................ 843-349-5069 E-mail ......................................................................... [email protected]

Office fax ................................................................................. 843-349-2819Address ....................................... Coastal Carolina Athletic Media Relations ........................................................................................ P.O. Box 261954 ................................... (Overnight Address: 132 Chanticleer Drive West) ...........................................................................Conway, SC 29528-6054

MEDIA INFORMATION

Interviews: Interviews with Coastal Carolina University coaches and players must be arranged through the Athletic Media Relations office and will be scheduled before or after practices. No interviews will be allowed with players on gameday unless permission is received from the coaching staff through the Athletic Media Relations office. After all home events, Coastal Carolina players and coaches will be available in the interview room following a brief cooling off period. A member of the Coastal Carolina Athletic Media Relations staff will contact all media representatives at the events for interview requests. Under no circumstances will student-athlete phone numbers be given out.

COASTAL CAROLINA ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS

Credits

Editor/Design & Layout: Sean Forrester Editorial Assistance: Mike Cawood, Cody Bays, Paul Hershey, Chris Henry Photography: Bill Edmonds.


#2 Lindsay GillR-Jr., DS, 5-7Ashburn, Va.

#3 Lauren AlejoSr., S, 5-5

Monument, Colo.

#4 Katie MartinJr., MB, 6-1

Rohnert Park, Calif.

#5 Kindra BaileySr., MB, 6-0Irmo, S.C.

#6 Jenna OrnerJr., DS, 5-3Carlisle, Pa.

#7 Monica HallSo., RS/OH, 6-3Niverville, N.Y.

#8 Beatris PetelkovaFr., S, 5-11

Sofia, Bulgaria

#9 Lian BernettR-So., RS/OH, 6-1

Leesburg, Va.

#10 Meghan LaffinSr., OH/RS, 6-2Holbrook, N.Y.

#11 Michelle FowleSr., DS, 5-9

Gaithersburg, Md.

#12 Taylor StaffordJr., OH/RS, 6-1

San Antonio, Texas

#13 Eszter NagySo., MB, 6-2

Budapest, Hungary

#14 Sam SkrydSr., S, 5-9

Naperville, Ill.

#15 Morgan HammerFr., OH/DS, 6-0Round Hill, Va.

#16 Gabriella HorvathSo., OH, 6-2

Budapest, Hungary

#17 Miona MilovanovicFr., RS/OH, 6-5

Kragujevac, Serbia

Jozsef FormanHead Coach

Gabe AramianAssistant Coach/

Recruiting Coordinator

Larry SalefskyAssistant Coach

#18 Annayka LegrosFr., MB, 6-3

Kennesaw, Ga.

2013 coastal carolina volleyball media guide

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