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AthletiCare .................................................. inside front cover

COACHING STAFF

Dietz, Jim ................................................................................. 2

Sinkus, Kallie ........................................................................... 3

FEATURES

2016 Loggers Volleyball Schedule .........................back cover

PLAYERS

2016 Loggers Volleyball Team ............................................... 4

LLCC Volleyball Players ....................................................5-8

Kaley Hennings ....................................................................... 5

Talesha Scott ............................................................................ 5

Michelle Ulrich ........................................................................ 5

Addie Patton ............................................................................ 5

Andie Sobotka ......................................................................... 6

Micaela Chrappa ...................................................................... 6

Summer Sabo ........................................................................... 6

Brea Cunningham ................................................................... 6

Brook Soebbing ....................................................................... 7

Sarah Mueller ........................................................................... 7

Kaylee Beekman ...................................................................... 7

Kendall Knop .......................................................................... 7

Kiersten Anderson .................................................................. 8

Izzy Carroll ............................................................................. 8

Sabria Phillips .......................................................................... 8

Sydney Jarrard ......................................................................... 8

LLCC Freshmen ................................................................... 12

LLCC Sophomores ............................................................... 13

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In 2015, Jim Dietz is completing a decade at the helm of the Lincoln Land volleyball program, compiling a 333-125 record in his first ten years. In those ten seasons, the Loggers have been a NJCAA Region XXIV runner-up eight times and Region Champion twice in 2012 and 2015. In addition, the program has enjoyed a streak of seven consecutive seasons with more than 30 wins and finished in the national Top 20 during nine seasons, reaching as high as No. 4 in the nation in 2012 and in 2015, and No. 5 in 2013.

Under Dietz’s tutelage, LLCC had its first All-American selection in 2010, and has had at least one in five of the six seasons since. LLCC alum Emily Orrick was chosen as MVP for Illinois State’s volleyball squad and was selected twice for Missouri Valley Conference Libero of the Year while there. That was capped with her being selected as an American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) All-American in 2014 and being invited to try out for the USA National Program this past spring.

Dietz is a respected figure in central Illinois volleyball having built the St. Anthony High School program in Effingham, leading it to its first-ever winning season, regional and sectional titles, first 30-win seasons (in any sport), as well as its first state-qualifying volleyball team. In just eight seasons, Dietz became the winningest coach in St. Anthony history (for all sports).

Since 2014, Dietz has served as a USAV High Performance Coach, both as an evalu-ator and as a coach, working at national-level camps for Future-Selects in Las Vegas and New Orleans. Heavily involved in club volleyball, Dietz has coached all ages of teams and helped found two clubs, Crossroads Volleyball in Effingham and Capital Area Volleyball in Springfield. He has also contributed essays and writings to USAV along with presentations at various coaching clinics.

In addition to his work as a club coach, during the summer of 1999, Dietz worked as a volunteer coach for the World University Games team during their training under the tutelage of Jim Stone, now head coach of the U.S. Junior National Volleyball Team.

Before moving to Illinois, Dietz worked three years as an assistant at Ohio State (including the 1994 Big Ten and NCAA Final Four squad) and for one year each with the Iowa State and University of Illinois volleyball programs.

Dietz has 22 years of experience as an instructor and coach at the high school and college levels. In 2013 he published his first coaching textbook titled, “The Human Side of Coaching” with Championship Productions.

Dietz holds an M.A. in history from the University of Illinois and an M.S. in English/composition from Iowa State University.

Dietz is married to the former Julie Tresnak. They have three children: Erick (22), Brigitte (19) and Michael (15).

JIM DIETZHead Volleyball [email protected]

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COACHES

Local native Kallie Sinkus is entering her second season as the Loggers’ assistant coach. Before joining the LLCC program, Sinkus completed a master’s degree at the University of Illinois.

Sinkus has extensive volleyball experience, having coached junior high and high school athletes at the club level, as well as working with USA Volleyball’s High Performance program. She also serves as the director of the Capital Area Volleyball League.

Before coaching, Sinkus had a distinguished playing career, spending four years at Culver-Stockton College as a setter and libero and previously, as the captain and setter for Glenwood High’s Elite Eight squad, which featured All-American Hannah Worth.

KALLIE SINKUSAssistant Volleyball Coach

[email protected]

Jen begins her sixth year as the athletic trainer for the Loggers. She is employed by HSHS St. John’s Hospital/AthletiCare. Prior to working for Lincoln Land, Jen worked in the high school setting for four years. Jen received her bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in Athletic Training from Illinois State University. Prior to attending ISU, Jen played volleyball for two seasons at Lincoln Christian College (now Lincoln Christian University).

JEN KUSAK, MS, ATCCertified Athletic Trainer

HSHS St. John’s AthletiCare


COACHES/ATHLETICARE TRAINER


2016 Loggers Volleyball TeamFront Row: Kaylee Beekman, Andie Sobotka, Izzy CarrollSecond Row: Micaela Chrappa, Sabria Phillips, Kendall Knop, Michelle Ulrich, Sarah Mueller, Kaley HenningsThird Row: Kiersten Anderson, Talesha Scott, Syndey Jarrard, Addie Patton, Summer Sabo, Brea Cunningham, Brook Soebbing

2016 LLCC Volleyball Roster NO. NAME YEAR POS. SCHOOL

1 Kaley Hennings So. S Central A&M 2 Talesha Scott So. OH Carlinville 3 Michelle Ulrich So. DS Roanoke-Benson 4 Addie Patton Fr. MH Dee-Mack 5 Andie Sobotka Fr. L Bartlett 6 Micaela Chrappa Fr. DS Effingham 7 Summer Sabo R-Fr. MB Pleasant Plains 8 Brea Cunningham Fr. MH Unity 10 Brook Soebbing Fr. OH/MH Lincoln 11 Sarah Mueller So. S Francis Howell Central 12 Kaylee Beekman Fr. OH Hartsburg-Emden 13 Kendall Knop So. L/OH Stewardson-Strasburg 14 Kiersten Anderson Fr. OPP Lutheran 15 Izzy Carroll So. L Bloomington 17 Sabria Phillips Fr. OH/S Fairfield 18 Sydney Jarrard So. MB Athens

Head Coach: Jim Dietz Assistant Coach: Kallie Sinkus

2016 VOLLEYBALL TEAM


2016 VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS

A balanced athletic talent, Hennings saw action at four different positions for LLCC in 2015 in a total of 32 matches. Known for her relentless hustle, before joining Lincoln Land, Hennings was a multi-sport athlete at Central A&M, leading A&M to a state bas-ketball title in 2015 and being named all-state in softball. In volleyball, Hennings was all-conference and all-area as well as the 2014 A&M MVP, leading to her being named A&M’s athlete of the year. In the classroom, Hennings was a member of the National Honor Society.

KALEY HENNINGSSophomore • 5’7 • Setter/Opposite

Mowequa, IL

#1

A successful multi-sport athlete, Scott was basketball MVP for Carlinville three consecutive seasons, being selected all-conference twice and all-state her senior season, being named MVP of the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association (IBCA) All-Star Game. At LLCC, Scott was second in kills for 2015, the first outside hitter to hit .300 in a season. She was named to the National Championship’s all-tournament team.

TALESHA SCOTTSophomore • 5’10 • Outside Hitter

Carlinville, IL

#2

Ulrich was a two-year starter for Roanoke-Benson High. In those two seasons, the school won its first two regional championships with her as libero, falling two points short of a sectional title in 2015. At LLCC, Ulrich saw action in 53 sets at libero and defensive specialist in 201, averaging 1.2 digs per set.

MICHELLE ULRICHSophomore • 5’5 • Defensive Specialist

Roanoke, IL

#3

Patton played for Deer Creek-Mackinaw, one of the most successful high school pro-grams in Illinois over the past decade, helping her high school squad to two state titles and a third state-qualifying run. During her junior and senior seasons, Patton was named all-conference. Patton shares her high school alma mater with former LLCC All-Amer-ican, Emily Orrick.

ADDIE PATTONFreshman • 6’ • Middle Hitter

Mackinaw, IL

#4



Sobotka played three years on the Bartlett High School varsity team as libero. During that time, she was an all-conference selection in 2014 and 2015 and in 2015 was named to the South Suburban all-area squad. Sobotka played volleyball for the Top Flight volley-ball club.

ANDIE SOBOTKAFreshman • 5’4 • Defensive SpecialistRoselle, IL

#5

Cunningham played volleyball at Unity High School where she was twice selected for the all-conference and all-area teams. Cunningham also was a two-year starter on the Unity basketball team. Cunningham excels in the classroom and was a member of the National Honor Society. Cunningham played club volleyball for Peak Performance VBC based out of Champaign, Illinois.

Chrappa was a two-year starter for the Effingham Flaming Hearts as a libero, leading the team in digs both seasons. Chrappa earned the team award each of those seasons for the squad’s Best Defensive Player while leading the team to consecutive 20-win seasons.

MICAELA CHRAPPAFreshman • 5’5 • Defensive SpecialistEffingham, IL

#6

Sabo was a three-year starter and letter winner at Pleasant Plains, winning regional titles all three seasons. Sabo was named all-conference and all-area as a senior, leading all Springfield area schools in blocks. Sabo was also involved as a member of the Pleasant Plains Student Council and the school’s Beta Club. After a serious injury, Sabo was forced to redshirt for the 2015 season.

SUMMER SABOFreshman (R) • 6’1 • Middle HitterPleasant Plains, IL

#7

#8 BREA CUNNINGHAMFreshman • 5’11 • HitterTolono, IL



Soebbing played for traditional CS-8 power Lincoln Community High School, earning all-CS8 honors in 2015 as a middle hitter. In addition to volleyball, Soebbing also let-tered as a soccer midfielder for Lincoln. Beyond athletics, Soebbing was a member of the Lincoln Leaf Club, volunteering on community environmental issues. Brook’s brother, Cramer, played baseball at LLCC during the 2007 and 2008 seasons.

BROOK SOEBBINGFreshman • 5’9 • Hitter

Lincoln, IL

#10

Mueller saw action in 45 of LLCC’s 46 matches as a setter for the squad, tallying 289 digs and 798 assists. A fierce leader on the court, Mueller is also a hard-worker in the class-room where she is an honor roll student at LLCC. Before joining the Loggers, she was an all-conference setter for Francis Howell Central High where she was also a four-time academic all-conference selection, being honored with the Arete Silver Shield and S.A.A. awards for her scholastic excellence. At Howell, she was a teammate with Logger alum Kayla Hamilton. Mueller played club volleyball for Team Momentum in St. Louis.

SARAH MUELLERSophomore • 5’5 • Setter

St. Peters, MO

#11

A three-year starter for the Stags of Hartsburg-Emden, Beekman helped lead the team to a state runner-up finish in 2014 while also being selected twice to all-conference and all-area squads. In addition to volleyball, Beekman played on the Hart-Em softball team and played club volleyball for Jennifer Holliday at Top Notch VBC.

KAYLEE BEEKMANFreshman • 5’8 • Outside Hitter

Emden, IL

#12

Knop played 137 sets as an outside hitter and defensive stopper for the Loggers in 2015, finishing with 46 aces and 428 digs while being aced at only a 2% rate. Before LLCC, Knop was a two-sport star at Stewardson-Strasburg. In softball, Knop was all-state twice and all-conference four times, and in volleyball, she led her team to the state title game in 2013 while being named the Shelbyville-area Volleyball Player of the Year. She was a four-year letter winner in volleyball and first team All-National Trail Conference all four seasons, the first athlete so honored since Emilie Walk (2000-2003).

KENDALL KNOPSophomore • 5’8 • Outside Hitter/Libero

Stewardson, IL

#13



Carroll was the starting libero for the Loggers in 2015, finishing with 459 digs and 49 aces in 45 matches, earning a reputation for digging the top hitters of other teams. Be-fore LLCC, Carroll played both softball and volleyball at Bloomington High School where she was the Big 12 conference’s top libero in 2013 and 2014, leading the Purple Raiders to consecutive 20-win seasons.

Phillips helped lead Fairfield to its two best consecutive seasons in school history as a junior and senior, earning all-conference honors in each of those seasons as well as re-ceiving All-Area accolades in both 2014 and 2015. In addition, she was named Fairfield’s 2015 Team MVP.

Jarrard played 73 sets for the Loggers in 2015, averaging 0.4 blocks/game and 1.2 kills game, including clutch performances against Pasco-Hernandez and Glendale CC at the NJCAA National Tournament. Jarrard has been a multi-sport athlete her entire life, also excelling in soccer and as a two-year player for the LLCC women’s basketball team.Jarrard is an honor roll student at LLCC and when not in a gymnasium, she is busy as an artist.

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IZZY CARROLLSophomore • 5’3 • LiberoBloomington, IL

SABRIA PHILLIPSFreshman • 5’7 • Setter/Outside Hitter Fairfield, IL

SYDNEY JARRARDSophomore • 5’11 • Middle HitterAthens, IL

Anderson was a multi-sport star at Lutheran High, playing basketball, soccer and par-ticipating with the track team in addition to playing volleyball. In volleyball, Anderson was selected to the Champaign News-Gazette All-State Team and was a repeat all-confer-ence and all-area selection in addition to being selected three times as a Lutheran Schools All-American as a soccer goalie. Anderson played club volleyball for Kristy Duncan with Capital Area VBC and played on the USA Continental Team during the summer of 2016.

KIERSTEN ANDERSONFreshman • 6’ • Setter/OppositeSpringfield, IL

#14


STATS

2015 LEADERSKills: Tiffany Sunderlin 566 (LLCC record, 8th in nation)

Blocks: Claire Reinthaler 117Aces: Claire Reinthaler 63Assists: Sarah Mueller 798Digs: Tiffany Sunderlin 493 (16th in nation)

Points: Tiffany Sunderlin 628 (LLCC record, 8th in nation)

2015 HONORSDistinguished Academic All-American: Taylor WienkeAcademic All-American: Claire ReinthalerAcademic All-Conference: Kaley Hennings, Sydney Jarrard,

Kendall Knop, Claire Reinthaler, Summer Sabo, Taylor WienkeAVCA All-American: Tiffany SunderlinNJCAA All-American: Claire Reinthaler, Tiffany SunderlinNational Championship All-Tournament Team: Talesha

Scott, Tiffany SunderlinAll-Region: Brenna Perinar, Claire Reinthaler, Talesha Scott,

Tiffany SunderlinAll-Conference: Brenna Perinar, Claire Reinthaler, Talesha

Scott, Tiffany SunderlinDick Dhibalt LLCC Athlete of the Year: Claire ReinthalerNJCAA District Coach of the Year: Jim DietzMWAC Coach of the Year: Jim Dietz

2014 LEADERSKills: Tiffany Sunderlin 465 (LLCC record, 20th in nation)

Blocks: Sammie Voils 99Aces: Tiffany Sunderlin 48Assists: Taylor Wienke 887Digs: Tessa Amsden 736 (16th in nation)

Points: Tiffany Sunderlin 524

2014 HONORSAll-Region: Tessa Amsden, Brenna Perinar, Tiffany

Sunderlin, Brittani Tabbert, Sammie VoilsAll-Conference: Tessa Amsden, Brenna Perinar, Sammie VoilsConference Freshman of the Year: Brenna Perinar

2013 LEADERSKills: Sammie Voils 357Blocks: Michaleen Forman 69Aces: Kinzie Neilson 50Assists: Taylor Harper 1502 (4th in nation)

Digs: Lindsay Hathcoat 885 (6th in nation)

Points: Sammie Voils 406

2013 HONORSDistinguished Academic All-American: Taylor HarperNJCAA All-American: Taylor HarperAll-Region: Michaleen Forman, Taylor Harper, Lindsay

Hathcoat, Sammie Voils

All-Conference: Michaleen Forman, Kayla Hamilton, Taylor Harper, Lindsay Hathcoat, Sammie Voils

2012 LEADERSKills: Haley Maxwell 427Blocks: Haley Maxwell 111Aces: Emily Orrick 61Assists: Taylor Harper 1010Digs: Emily Orrick 1028 (led nation)

Points: Haley Maxwell 531.5

2012 HONORSNJCAA All-American: Emily Orrick, Haley MaxwellAll-Region: Emily Orrick, Haley Maxwell, Taylor Harper,

Lindsay Hathcoat, Jassamayn CrissAll-Conference: Emily Orrick, Haley Maxwell, Taylor

Harper, Lindsay HathcoatNJCAA Region XXIV Coach of the Year: Jim DietzNJCAA District K Coach of the Year: Jim Dietz

2011 LEADERSKills: Haley Maxwell 404Blocks: Haley Maxwell 138Aces: Taylor Rhodes 62Assists: Mary Bushur 1502 (5th in nation)

Digs: Emily Orrick 1020 (led nation)

Points: Haley Maxwell 596

2011 HONORSNJCAA All-American: Emily OrrickAll-Region: Emily Orrick, Mary Bushur, Haley Maxwell,

Taylor RhodesAll-Conference: Emily Orrick, Mary Bushur, Haley

Maxwell, Taylor RhodesConference Freshman of the Year: Emily Orrick

2010 LEADERSKills: Becky Breakfield 324Blocks: Megan Vladic 191 (5th in nation)

Aces: Becky Breakfield 97 (8th in nation)

Assists: Beka Pruemer 1104 (14th in nation)

Digs: Laura Payne 736 (8th in nation)

Points: Becky Breakfield 493

2010 HONORSDistinguished Academic All-American: Shauni HernandezAcademic All-Conference: Shauni HernandezNJCAA All-American: Beka PruemerAll-Region: Beka Pruemer, Becky Breakfield, Abby Hunt, Laura PayneMWAC Player of the Year: Beka PruemerAll-Conference: Beka Pruemer, Becky Breakfield, Abby Hunt, Laura PayneMWAC Coach of the Year: Jim Dietz

2009 LEADERSKills: Megan Spinks 399Blocks: Megan Vladic 142Aces: Becky Breakfield 41Assists: Beka Pruemer 929Digs: Caitlyn Sullivan 488Points: Megan Spinks 515

2009 HONORSAcademic All-Conference: Shauni Hernandez, Megan Vladic, Megan O’Brien, Caitlyn SullivanAll-Region: Megan Spinks, Beka Pruemer, Becky BreakfieldAll-Conference: Megan Spinks, Beka Pruemer, Becky Breakfield, Brittany Brandt, Caitlyn SullivanConference Freshman of the Year: Beka Pruemer

2008 LEADERSKills: Caitlyn Sullivan 444Blocks: Britani Siegert 101Aces: Kate Ehrlich 76 (17th in nation)

Assists: Jill Vogt 1112 (16th in nation)

Digs: Caitlyn Sullivan 528Points: Caitlyn Sullivan 534

2008 HONORSDistinguished Academic All-American: Jill VogtAcademic All-Conference: Jill Vogt, Caitlyn Sullivan,

Courtney Beals, Megan O’Brien, Amy Striker, Ocie Glover, Britani Siegert

All-Region: Jill Vogt, Lauren Mason, Britani SiegertAll-Conference: Jill Vogt, Lauren Mason, Caitlyn Sullivan

2007 LEADERSKills: Kelly Wajda 464Blocks: Amber Duncan 152Aces: Kate Ehrlich 92Assists: Kate Ehrlich 1171Digs: Anna Becker 1292 (led all of NJCAA-D-I, D-II, D-III)

Points: Kelly Wajda 601

2007 HONORSAcademic All-Conference: Kelly Wajda, Cassie Kluckman,

Lauren Finders, Jill Vogt, Courtney Beals, Anna BeckerAll-Region: Kelly Wajda, Anna BeckerAll-Conference: Kelly Wajda, Anna Becker, Amber Duncan,

Sara Behrends

2006 LEADERSKills: Albana Gashi 442Blocks: Casey DeGroot 129Aces: Albana Gashi 47Assists: Krista Privia 789Digs: Melanie Boyer 1047 (Led all of NJCAA-D-I, D-II, D-III)

Points: Albana Gashi 512

2006 HONORSAcademic All-Conference: Lindsey Anderson, Melanie

Boyer, Albana Gashi, Kelly Wajda, Lauren Finders, Anna Becker, Cassie Kluckman

All-Region: Albana Gashi, Melanie Boyer, Lindsey Anderson

All-Conference: Albana Gashi, Melanie Boyer, Lindsey Anderson, Krista Privia

2005 LEADERSKills: Jamie Engel 405Blocks: Ashleigh Oxtoby 135Aces: Jamie Engel 70Assists: Krista Privia 1293Digs: Melanie Boyer 934 (2nd in nation)

Points: Jamie Engel 505

2004 LEADERSKills: Erica King 381Blocks: Rachelle Lipka 222 (13th in nation)

Aces: Tabetha Faust 43Assists: Emeley DeClerck 831 Digs: Alicia Rankin 1040 (2nd in nation)

Points: Rachelle Lipka 500

2003 LEADERSKills: Lacey McDonald 366Blocks: Kelsey Vaughn 130Aces: Crystal Fisher 63Assists: Wendy Kinsey 1297Digs: Alicia Rankin 918Points: Kelsey Vaughn 516

2002 LEADERSKills: Katie Ryan 316Blocks: Katie Ryan 95Aces: Kimmie Ryan 43Assists: Ashley Crow 590Digs: Sarah Stratton 489Points: Katie Ryan 454

2001 LEADERSKills: Megan Sneyd 267Blocks: Toni Hoskins 66Aces: Reannin Brown 74Assists: Ashley Crow 407Digs: Reannin Brown 440Points: Megan Sneyd 322


STATS

Statistical Leaders (Single-Season Records)

KILLS1. Tiffany Sunderlin (2015) 566 2. Tiffany Sunderlin (2014) 4653. Kelly Wajda (2007) 4644. Caitlyn Sullivan (2008) 444 5. Albana Gashi (2006) 442

BLOCKS1. Rachelle Lipka (2004) 2222. Ashleigh Oxtoby (2004) 2013. Megan Vladic (2010) 1914. Amber Duncan (2007) 1525. Megan Vladic (2009) 147

ACES1. Becky Breakfield (2010) 972. Kate Ehrlich (2007) 933. Kate Ehrlich (2008) 764. Reannin Brown (2001) 745. Jamie Engel (2005) 70

DIGS1. Anna Becker (2007) 12922. Alicia Rankin (2004) 10403. Emily Orrick (2012) 10283. Emily Orrick (2011) 10205. Melanie Boyer (2005) 934

ASSISTS1. Mary Bushur (2011) 15021. (t) Taylor Harper (2013)2. Wendy Kinsey (2003) 12973. Krista Privia (2005) 12934. Kate Ehrlich (2007) 11715. Jill Vogt (2008) 1112

POINTS1. Tiffany Sunderlin (2015) 6282. Kelly Wajda (2007) 6013. Haley Maxwell (2011) 5964. Caitlyn Sullivan (2008) 5345. Haley Maxwell (2012) 531

Statistical Leaders (Career Top Five)

KILLS1. Tiffany Sunderlin 10312. Haley Maxwell 8313. Erica King 7734. Caitlyn Sullivan 7475. Becky Breakfield 726

BLOCKS1. Megan Vladic 3382. Ashleigh Oxtoby 3363. Haley Maxwell 2494. Amber Duncan 2455. Kelsey Vaughn 224

ACES1. Kate Ehrlich 1692. Becky Breakfield 1433. Emily Orrick 1204. Jill Vogt 1165. Kelly Wajda 100

DIGS1. Emily Orrick 20482. Alicia Rankin 19583. Melanie Boyer 18584. Anna Becker 18415. Lindsay Hathcoat 1356

ASSISTS1. Taylor Harper 25122. Krista Privia 20853. Beka Pruemer 20224. Taylor Wienke 16685. Mary Bushur 1502

POINTS1. Tiffany Sunderlin 11522. Haley Maxwell 11273. Becky Breakfield 10174. Lindsey Anderson 9985. Erica King 953


STATISTICAL LEADERS

SCHOOLS FOR 2015 PLAYERSBrooksana McKinney – MacMurray College (NCAA

D-III)Claire Reinthaler – Treveca Nazarene University (NCAA

D-II)Brenna Perinar – University of Saint Francis (NAIA)Tiffany Sunderlin – University of Illinois-Springfield

(NCAA D-II)

SCHOOLS FOR 2014 PLAYERSTessa Amsden – Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville

(NCAA D-1)Sammie Voils – Missouri Valley College (NAIA)

SCHOOLS FOR 2013 PLAYERSJordan Ballinger – Missouri Valley College (NAIA)Michaleen Forman – Atlanta Clark University (NAIA)Kayla Hamilton – Quincy University (NCAA D-II)Taylor Harper – University of Mobile (NAIA)Lindsay Hathcoat – Missouri Valley College (NAIA)Morgan Hauser – MacMurray College (NCAA D-III)

SCHOOLS FOR 2012 PLAYERSEmily Orrick – Illinois State University (NCAA D-I)Haley Maxwell – University of Illinois at Springfield

(NCAA D-II)Hollie Schultz – MacMurray College (NCAA D-III)

SCHOOLS FOR 2011 PLAYERSSammy Petefish – MacMurray College (NCAA D-III)

SCHOOLS FOR 2010 PLAYERSBrooke Clemmons – MacMurray College (NCAA D-III)Shauni Hernandez – Fontbonne University (NAIA)Beka Pruemer – University of Illinois Springfield (NCAA

D-II)Megan Vladic – University of Illinois Springfield (NCAA

D-II)

SCHOOLS FOR 2009 PLAYERSMaggie Johansen – Kentucky Wesleyan University

(NCAA D-II)Amy Striker – Robert Morris/Springfield (NCCAA)

SCHOOLS FOR 2008 PLAYERSLauren Mason – Greenville College (NCCAA)

SCHOOLS FOR 2007 PLAYERSAnna Becker – Stetson University (NCAA D-I)Amber Duncan – Millikin University (NCAA D-III)Lauren Finders – Greenville College (NCCAA)Kelly Wajda – University of Illinois Springfield (NCAA

D-II)

SCHOOLS FOR 2006 PLAYERSMelanie Boyer - Stetson University (NCAA D-I)Lindsey Anderson - Purdue North Coast (NAIA)Krista Privia - Illinois College (NCAA D-III)Albana Gashi - Millikin University (NCAA D-III)Maris McCulley – Robert Morris/Springfield (NCCAA)Casey DeGroot – Robert Morris/Springfield (NCCAA)

SCHOOLS FOR 2005 PLAYERSJamie Engel - University of Tennessee-Chattanooga

(NCAA D-I)Emeley DeClerck - Robert Morris/Chicago (NAIA)Erica King - Robert Morris/Springfield (NCCAA)


PLAYERS MOVING ON

2016 LLCC Volleyball Freshman (left to right):Micaela Chrappa, Sabria Phillips, Brook Soebbing, Kiersten Anderson, Addie Patton, Brea Cunningham, Kaylee Beekman, Andie Sobotka

2015 RECORD: 40-6Honors: Region XXIV Champion, LLCC Labor Day

Tournament Champions, Marshalltown Invitational Tournament Champion, LLCC October Invitational Champion, ICC Round-Robin Champion, Reached

No. 4 in the NJCAA National PollFinished as Runner-Up (2nd) at NJCAA National

Tournament

2014 RECORD: 25-17Honors: Region XXIV Runner-Up, LLCC October

Invitational Champion. Reached No. 15 in the NJCAA National Poll.

2013 RECORD: 33-8Honors: Region XXIV Runner-Up, Harper College

Tournament Champion, Marshalltown Invitational Tournament Champion, LLCC Labor Day Champion, LLCC October Invitational Champion. Reached No. 5 in the NJCAA National Poll.

2012 RECORD: 33-9Honors: Region XXIV Champion, Harper College

Tournament Champion, LLCC October Invitational Champion, Runner-up FSC-Jacksonville Fall Kickoff Tournament. Reached No. 4 in the NJCAA National Poll. Finished 11th at the NJCAA National Tournament.

2011 RECORD: 34-13Honors: Region XXIV Runner-Up, Harper College

Tournament Champion, Marshalltown Invitational Tournament Co-Champion, LLCC October Invitational Champion, Runner-up FSC-Jacksonville Fall Kickoff Tournament. Reached No. 12 in the NJCAA National Poll.

2010 RECORD: 34-11Honors: Region XXIV Runner-Up, LLCC Labor Day

Challenge Co-champion, Harper College Tournament Champion, Lake County College Tournament Champion, LLCC October Invitational Co-champion. Reached No. 12 in the NJCAA National Poll.

2009 RECORD: 34-12Honors: Region XXIV Runner-up, Harper College

Tournament Champion, LLCC October Invitational Champion, Runner-up FSC-Jacksonville Fall Kickoff Tournament. Reached No. 12 in the NJCAA National Poll.

2008 RECORD: 34-14Honors: Region XXIV Runner-up, College of Lake

County Tournament Champion, Lincoln Land Invitational Champion, Lincoln Land October Invitational Champion. Reached No. 18 in the NJCAA National Poll

2007 RECORD: 38-14Honors: Region XXIV Runner-up, Florissant Valley

Tournament Champion, College of Lake County Tournament Champion, Lincoln Land Invitational Champion, State Fair Invitational Runner-up, Lincoln Land October Invitational Champion. Reached No. 20 in the NJCAA National Poll

2006 RECORD: 29-21Honors: Region XXIV Runner-up, Florissant Valley

Tournament Champion, Lincoln Land Invitational Champion. Reached No. 20 in the NJCAA National Poll

2005 RECORD: 37-16Honors: Florissant Valley Tournament Champion,

Lincoln Land October Invitational Champion

2004 RECORD: 30-21Honors: Florissant Valley Tournament Champion


RECORDS

2016 LLCC Sophomores (front to back):Kendall Knop, Michelle Ulrich, Talesha Scott, Sydney Jarrard, Summer Sabo, Kaley Hennings, Sarah Mueller, Izzy Carroll

LLCC 2016 VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULEDATE OPPONENT SITE TIME 20 (Sat) Alumni Game HOME TBD 22 (Mon) Lake Land College (scrimmage) HOME 6 p.m.26 (Fri) Johnson County Comm College Overland Park, KS 6 p.m. (tournament)27 (Sat) Johnson County Comm College Overland Park, KS 9 a.m. (tournament)

DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME 2 (Fri) Lincoln Land Invitational HOME 3/7 p.m. (tournament) 3 (Sat) Lincoln Land Invitational HOME 11 a.m./1 p.m. (tournament) 5 (Mon) Millikin University Tournament Decatur, IL 11a.m./1/5:30 p.m. 7 (Wed) Lincoln College HOME 6 p.m. 9 (Fri) Marshalltown Invitational Marshalltown, IA 3/5 p.m. 10 (Sat) Marshalltown Invitational Marshalltown, IA 12/2 p.m. 14 (Wed) Lewis & Clark Comm College Godfrey, IL 6 p.m. 16 (Fri) IL Central College Invitational East Peoria, IL TBD 17 (Sat) IL Central College Invitational East Peoria, IL TBD 21 (Wed) Parkland College Champaign, IL 6:00 p.m. 23 (Fri) Parkland College Invite (tournament) Champaign, IL 1 p.m. 24 (Sat) Parkland College Invite (tournament) Champaign, IL 3/5 p.m. 27 (Tues) Southwestern IL Comm College HOME 6 p.m.

DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME 7 (Fri) Lincoln Land Classic (tournament) HOME 3/7 p.m. 8 (Sat) Lincoln Land Classic (tournament) HOME 9 a.m./5 p.m. 15 (Sat) MWAC Volleyball Tournament Godfrey, IL 11 a.m./2:30 p.m. 21 (Fri) Lincoln Land Tournament HOME 3/7 p.m. 22 (Sat) Lincoln Land Tournament HOME 12/2 p.m. 28 (Fri) Parkland College Tournament Champaign, IL TBD29 (Sat) Parkland College Tournament Champaign, IL TBD

DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME 2 (Wed) Regional Tournament (1st Round) TBD TBD5 (Sat) Regional Tournament (Final Four) TBD TBD

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