Francis Marion University2015 Women’s Volleyball

FAST FMU FACTSLocation ...................................... Florence, SC 29502-0547Address ..................................................... PO Box 100547Founded ...................................................................... 1970Enrollment .................................................................. 3,944President .................................................... Dr. Fred CarterAthletic Affiliation ...................................... NCAA Division IIConference Affiliation ....................... Peach Belt ConferenceNickname............................................................... PatriotsColors ...................................................... Red, White, BlueHome Court .............. Smith University Center (cap. 2,547)Athletic Director ......................................... Murray HartzlerAthletic Trainers.................. Reghan Boehmke, Eric Schwab,................................................................ Andrea Kolodziej

Senior Women’s Administrator.......................Stacey ValleeCompliance Officer ..................................... Ashleigh CombsFaculty Athletic Representative ................... Dr. Allen ClaboAthletic Office Phone (843) 661-1240...Fax (843) 661-4645Head Women’s Volleyball Coach ........... Paul MacDonald

Office Telephone .................................. (843) 661-1246Volleyball E-mail Address .......... pmacdonald@fmarion.eduAssistant Coaches......................................Molly Farrington

Sports Information Director .................. Michael G. HawkinsTelephone. Office (843) 661-1222 Mobile (843) 230-8102

Sports Information FAX Number .................. (843) 661-4645SID E-Mail Address ....................... mhawkins@fmarion.eduSID Intern......................................................... Jonathan BymE-Mail Address..................................... jbym@fmarion.eduTelephone Number........................................ 843-661-1834University Website Address....................www.fmupatriots.comConference Website Address...............www.peachbelt.com

TABLE OF CONTENTSQuick Facts 1Support Staff 2Coaching Staff 3-42015 Roster and Team Photograph 52015 Schedule 62015 Season Outlook 7Player Profiles 8-132014 Team Stats and Results 14All-Times Series Records 15Smith University Center 16Peach Belt Conference Information 162014 PBC Standings 16FMU Records 171991-2014 PBC Standings 18-19Past Teams 20-21PBC Records 22-23

Francis Marion University 2015 Volleyball

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

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Francis Marion University placed 83 student athletes,including five volleyball players, on last year’s Peach

Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll (minimum

3.0 grade point average on a 4.0 scale during theacademic year), nearly half of all our student ath-

letes. FMU also placed eight vb student-athletes on

the FMU 2014 fall Swamp Fox Athletic- AcademicHonor Roll, and five on the 2015 spring honor roll.

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Brandon HeembrockEquipment Mgr.

Stacey ValleeSr. Women’s Adm.

Michael G. HawkinsSports Info.Director

Jonathan BymSID Intern

Murray HartzlerAthletic Director

Jo Retha EvansSr. Admin. Asst.

Andy SlocumAth. Dept. Intern

Ashleigh WindleyCompliance Director

Reghan BoehmkeAthleticTrainer

Andrea KolodziejAthleticTrainer

Mark BlumanBusiness Mgr.

Dr. Allen ClaboF.A.R.

Joey ElledgeAth. Dept. Intern

Eric SchwabAthletic Trainer

Francis Marion Volleyball Support Staff

Francis Marion University 2015 Coaching Staff

Paul MacDonald - FMU Volleyball CoachPaul MacDonald, 42, is entering his 10th year as the head coach for the Francis Marion University women's

volleyball program. He owns a 197-182 career coaching mark in 12 seasons, including a 148-133 record inhis nine years at Francis Marion. In nine seasons, his Patriot teams have produced 11 All-Conference selections.

Last year, MacDonald's charges posted a 9-20 mark. The squad ranked 46th nationally in service aces perset (1.73) and 76th in total aces served (176). Two team mebers were named to the Peach Belt Conference All-Academic Team.

In 2013, he directed FMU to a 21-9 overall record and the program's highest Peach Belt Conference win total(12-6 mark) in 15 seasons. The Patriots placed third during the PBC regular season and MacDonald was named theconference "Coach of the Year" for the second time. Three team members earned All-Conference honors (one All-Region selection) and three picked up PBC All-Academic Team recognition. FMU ranked among the top 45 percent ofall Division II institutions in every one of the seven national team stats categories. Heading those accomplishments

was the Patriots ranking 43rd nationally in service aces per set (1.74), 52nd in won-loss percentage (.700), and 87th in assists per set (11.66).In 2012, MacDonald guided a relatively young Patriot squad to an 18-12 record. FMU earned a fourth-place finish in the Peach Belt standings and

narrowly missed earning a bid to the NCAA Division II National Tournament. Four team members also earned PBC All-Academic Team recognition.In 2011, the Patriots finished with a 12-18 record. Six team members earned Peach Belt Conference All-Academic Team recognition. Francis

Marion earned an AVCA Team Academic Award (for the third straight year) -- one of only three PBC schools to gain that honor for 2011.In 2010, FMU posted a 15-16 mark with a pair of Patriots earning All-Conference honors and two gaining PBC All-Academic recognition. The

Patriot squad earned an AVCA Team Academic Award (for the second year in a row) -- one of only four PBC schools to gain that honor for 2010.In 2008, MacDonald earned PBC "Coach of the Year" honors while guiding the Patriots to a 23-9 record and the program's third-ever NCAA

Division II National Tournament invitation. FMU placed second during the PBC regular-season and advanced to the title match of the PBC Tournament.In 2007, FMU was 13-21 and placed fourth during the Peach Belt regular season. In a very successful first campaign (2006), MacDonald guided

the Patriots to a 26-8 record and a share of the Peach Belt Conference regular-season championship.MacDonald came to FMU from Mount Mercy College, an NAIA school in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. In three seasons directing the Mustang program, he

compiled a 49-49 record, including a 25-11 mark in 2005 - the team's best record in more than a decade. Utilizing a roster that did not include anyseniors, he also guided Mount Mercy to a second-place finish in the Midwest Classic Conference with a 6-1 record and to a spot in the NAIA RegionVII Tournament for the first time since 2002. For that effort, he received conference "Coach of the Year" honors.

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

Prior to accepting the position at Mount Mercy, he was an assistant coach at Division II Wayne State for the 2002 season, an assistant coach atMacomb County Community College for the 2001 campaign, and was an assistant and interim head coach during the 1999 season at Division IOakland University.

MacDonald spent five years (2004-2008) with the USA National Olympic Development Program. He has five years of experience coaching at thehigh school level - including winning a district championship at Regina High School in Harper Woods, Mich. - and seven years of experience coachingat the Junior Olympics and club level. His Junior Olympic squads placed first in the state of Michigan in 1998 and third in 2002.

He is a member of the United States Volleyball Association and the American Volleyball Coaches Association. He has worked camps at theuniversities of Iowa, Michigan, and Wisconsin; Michigan State University; Stanford University, PurdueUniversity; Eastern Michigan University; Mount Mercy; and at high schools in Michigan. He was a coachfor the 2006 USA High Performance A2 Camp in Charlotte, N.C., the 2007 USA High Performance A2Camp in Davidson, N.C., and the 2008 USA High Performance A2 Camp in Baltimore, Md.

He now directs the FMU Patriot Volleyball Summer Camp programs and the Florence JuniorsVolleyball Club. MacDonald was married in the summer of 2012.

-- P-Mac By The Numbers --Hometown: Flat Rock, Mich.Education: Flat Rock High School ;Michigan State University, 1995 (B.A. in business) ;Wayne State University, 2002 (M.Ed. in physical education). Head Coaching Experience2003 Mount Mercy College 12-182004 Mount Mercy College 12-202005 Mount Mercy College 25-112006 Francis Marion University 26-82007 Francis Marion University 13-212008 Francis Marion University 23-92009 Francis Marion University 11-202010 Francis Marion University 15-162011 Francis Marion University 12-182012 Francis Marion University 18-122013 Francis Marion University 21-92014 Francis Marion University 9-20Totals 197-182

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Francis Marion University 2015 Coaching Staff

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Molly Farrington - FMU Volleyball Assistant Coach

Molly Farrington is entering her second year as a graduate assistant on the Francis MarionUniversity volleyball staff. In addition to her coaching duties, she is working toward a master’sdegree in applied psychology.

She is a 2014 graduate of Fayetteville State University where she earned a bachelor’s degree inpsychology (cum laude). A native of Fayetteville, N.C., Farrington was a four-year letterwinner involleyball at FSU from 2010 to 2013.

As a junior, she averaged 4.70 assists per set and helped Fayetteville State to a 28-6 overallrecord, the CIAA title, and an NCAA Division II tournament appearance. Throughout her four-year

career Farrington registered 928 assists, 297 digs and played in 306 total sets.

Farrington has also been involved in volleyball at the youth level as a coach. She served the Fayetteville Area VolleyballAssociation as head coach during the 2012-13 season after one year as an assistant during the 2011-12 season.

FMU Head Coaches Year By Year

Year Record Head Coach1973 9-8 Gayle Baker1974 16-16 Sherril York1975 20-13 Sherril York1976 15-15 Sherril York1977 9-15 Janelle Clark1978 7-23 Shelia Moorman1979 28-9 Shelia Moorman1980 32-10 Shelia Moorman1981 41-10 Shelia Moorman1982 22-17 Ann Barton1983 13-20 Ann Barton1984 18-14 Ann Barton1985 14-22 Ann Barton1986 14-21 Ann Barton1987 27-12 Ann Barton1988 18-16 Ann Barton1989 14-14 Renae Kirkhart1990 23-20 Renae Kirkhart1991 28-14 Renae Kirkhart1992 16-16 Carrie Byrd1993 19-14 Carlos Webb

1994 19-19 Debbie Fore1995 12-29 Debbie Fore1996 28-2 Jerry Pruitt1997 32-4 Jerry Pruitt1998 27-6 Jerry Pruitt1999 24-11 Roy Martin2000 13-21 Sonny Kirkpatrick2001 8-23 Sonny Kirkpatrick2002 13-22 Sonny Kirkpatrick2003 11-24 Sonny Kirkpatrick2004 21-14 Sonny Kirkpatrick2005 29-11 Sonny Kirkpatrick2006 26-8 Paul MacDonald2007 13-21 Paul MacDonald2008 23-9 Paul MacDonald2009 11-20 Paul MacDonald2010 15-16 Paul MacDonald2011 12-18 Paul MacDonald2012 18-12 Paul MacDonald2013 21-9 Paul MacDonald2014 9-20 Paul MacDonald

Francis Marion University

2015 Women’s Volleyball Roster

No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Exp. Hometown (High School) 3 Samantha Hinrichs S Jr. 5-11 HS Ankeny, IA (Ankeny HS) 4 Caroline Boone MB Jr. 6-2 2VL Roanoke, VA (Hidden Valley HS) 5 Alexzandra Reed OH Sr. 5-9 3VL Mission Viejo, CA (Mission Viejo HS) 6 Kadeeja Griffin MB So. 5-9 JC Denver, CO (Denver East HS) 7 Georgia Garrison OH Fr. 5-9 HS Trinity, NC (Wheatmore HS) 8 Carlie Smith OH Jr. 6-1 2VL Hampstead, NC (Topsail HS) 9 Meagan Fajman OH So. 6-1 1VL Crown Point, IN (Crown Point HS)10 Emily Stanley L/DS Fr. 5-7 HS Sanford, NC (Lee County HS)11 Shelby Schindler MB Sr. 6-1 1VL Algona, IA (Bishop Garrigon HS)12 Carrie McGinnis S Fr. 5-8 HS Knoxville, TN (Bearden HS)15 Shelbi Meek OH/DS So. 5-9 1VL Springtown, TX (Springtown HS)17 Chloe Attram MB Fr. 5-10 HS Ellicott City, MD (Centennial HS)18 Emily Sears OH Sr. 5-11 3VL Ashburn, VA (Broad Run HS)

HEAD COACH: Paul MacDonald GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH: Molly FarringtonATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Murray Hartzler ATHLETIC TRAINER: Andrea KolodziejSPORTS INFORMATION: Michael G. Hawkins, Jonathan Bym (intern)

PRONUNCIATION: #3 Hen-RICKS ; #6 ka-DEE-juh ; #9 FAYE-men ; #11 SHIN-dler ; #17 KLO-ee AT-trum ; Trainer COE-low-jay

Francis Marion University 2015 Team Roster

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Francis Marion University 2015 Volleyball Schedule

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Date Opponent Time SiteSept. 4-5 at Newberry College Tournament Newberry, SCSept. 4 Fri. vs. Belmont Abbey College ̂ 12:00 Newberry, SCSept. 4 Fri. vs. Mars Hill College ̂ 6:00 Newberry, SCSept. 5 Sat. at Newberry College ̂ 1:00 Newberry, SCSept. 5 Sat. vs. Lees-McRae College ̂ 7:00 Newberry, SCSept. 11-12 FMU Invitational Tournament FLORENCESept. 11 Fri. University of Mount Olive 4:00 FLORENCESept. 11 Fri. Univ. of Alabama-Huntsville 8:00 FLORENCESept. 12 Sat. North Greenville University 1:00 FLORENCESept. 12 Sat. University of West Alabama 5:00 FLORENCESept. 18 Fri. Lander University * 7:00 FLORENCESept. 19 Sat. USC Aiken * 2:00 FLORENCESept. 23 Wed. GRU Augusta * (Sea of Red) 7:00 FLORENCESept. 25 Fri. at Armstrong State University * 7:00 Savannah, GASept. 26 Sat. at Flagler College * 2:00 St. Augustine, FLOct. 2 Fri. UNC Pembroke * (The RIOT match) 7:00 FLORENCEOct. 6 Tue. at USC Aiken * 7:00 Aiken, SCOct. 9 Fri. vs. Lincoln Memorial Univ. # 2:00 Greenwood, SCOct. 9 Fri. vs. Tusculum College # 5:00 Greenwood, SCOct. 10 Sat. Georgia College * 2:00 FLORENCEOct. 13 Tue. Queens University of Charlotte 7:00 FLORENCEOct. 16 Fri. at Columbus State University * 7:00 Columbus, GAOct. 17 Sat. at University of Montevallo * 3:00 Montevallo, ALOct. 23 Fri. Flagler College * (Dig Pink for the Cure) 7:00 FLORENCEOct. 24 Sat. Armstrong State University * 2:00 FLORENCEOct. 28 Wed. at Lander University * 7:00 Greenwood, SCNov. 6 Fri. at Georgia College * 7:00 Milledgeville, GANov. 7 Sat. at GRU Augusta * 2:00 Augusta, GANov. 11 Wed. at UNC Pembroke * 7:00 Pembroke, NCNov. 13 Fri. University of Montevallo * 7:00 FLORENCENov. 14 Sat. Columbus State University * 2:00 FLORENCENov. 17 Tue. Peach Belt Conf. Tournament TBA TBDNov. 20 Fri. PBC Tournament (semifinals) TBA TBDNov. 21 Sat. PBC Tournament (finals) TBA TBD

* Peach Belt Conference match# PBC/SAC Crossover in Greenwood, SCAll times are Eastern

FMU 2015 Volleyball Outlook

The Francis Marion University volleyball team will open its 2015 season by playing at the NewberryCollege Tournament, Sept. 4-5, and then the following weekend by hosting its annual FMU Invitational Tourna-ment on Sept. 11-12 in the Smith University Center.

FMU head coach Paul MacDonald welcomes back five letterwinners, including three starters, from lastyear’s 9-20 squad that finished eighth during the Peach Belt Conference regular season.

Returning starters include 5-9 senior hitter Alexzandra Reed, 6-2 junior middleblocker Caroline Boone,and 6-1 junior hitter Carlie Smith. Last season, Reed ranked second in the PBC for kills per set (3.92) andfourth in total kills (400). Boone led the Patriots in hitting percentage (.265) and blocks (67), while rankingseventh in the conference in service aces per set (0.36). Smith suffered through an injury-plaque season in2014, but still averaged 1.63 kills and 2.02 digs per set. Also returning are 6-1 senior middleblocker ShelbySchindler and 6-1 sophomore hitter Meagan Fajman.

In addition to the returnees, 5-11 senior outside hitter Emily Sears will also be back on the court. Asecond-team All-Conference selection in 2013, she missed all of last year with an injury. Sears led the team in2013 in kills per set with 3.17, a figure that ranked sixth in the conference. She also ranked sixth in the PBC intotal kills (355), seventh in points per set (3.57), 19th in hitting percentage (.219), 25th in block assists (46), and44th in aces per set (0.17). Her hitting percentage was 18 points higher in PBC matches and she notched 20matches with double-figure kills, including 12 in PBC play. Sears came to FMU in 2013 after transferring fromthe University of Southern Mississippi.

The team’s recruiting class includes transfers Kadeeja Griffin (middleblocker), Samantha Hinrichs(setter), and Shelbi Meek (libero/outside hitter) and freshmen Georgia Garrison (outside hitter), Emily Stanley(libero), Carrie McGinnis (setter), and Chloe Attram (middleblocker).

“The keys to our success in 2015 will be to work hard, work together, stayhealthy, and remain disciplined in both good times and bad,” said MacDonald. “Ourpre-season has gone well. The team defense has made very good progress and ourpassing has improved tremendously since our initial workout on Aug. 17. I have beenmost pleased with the connection between our hitters and our two new setters.Despite both (setters) Samantha and Carrie being new to the program, we are aheadof schedule in meshing the hitters and setters. I expect both to see playing time aswe start the season.

“Along the frontline, Alexzandra is coming off an impactful junior campaignthat saw opposing defenses focus their attention on her. I am looking for her to applyher experience to lead the squad.” Reed is only 145 kills shy of 1,000 for her career.

“Caroline will be our anchor for the blocking and middle attack. Coming off asolid sophomore season, she is still improving in all facets of the game. A healthyCarlie has had a good pre-season, possesses the knowledge and understanding ofour system, and has made great strides since the spring season.

“The addition of Emily back into the fold gives us many more offensive op-tions. It has been a long road back for her, but we are looking forward to a successfulsenior year.” With her in the line-up, the Patriots posted a 21-9 mark in 2013 andplaced third in the Peach Belt.

“Shelby Schindler is an excellent blocking threat and Meagan has improvedher play and should see time hitting on the right side.”

In addition to the two setters, MacDonald also had positive comments to makeon the rest of his recruiting class as they prepare for the 2015 season. “Georgia,Kadeeja, and Shelbi Meek have demonstrated that they can elevate our play andmake an impact on the court. Chloe’s athleticism has been impressive and as shedevelops she will also impact the scoresheet. Emily has shown nice improvements,especially her serve, as she adjusts to the collegiate game.”

The Patriots’ 2015 schedule includes 14 home matches among the squad’s29 matches. FMU open its 42nd year of intercollegiate volleyball with an all-timerecord of 788-638. In nine seasons at Francis Marion, MacDonald is the winningestcoach in program history with 148 victories, while his career mark stands at 197-182.

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2015 FMU Patriot Player Profiles#3 SAMANTHA HINRICHS Setter, 5’11”, Jr., Ankeny, Iowa

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Transfer from Marshalltown (Iowa) Community College, where sheplayed two seasons....Possesses excellent hands that deliver a clean and deceptive ball for herattackers.....Coming from a quality junior college program, her transition to our program should be asmooth one....Will have the opportunity to battle for the starting setter spot....MCC: Served as the primarysetter for the Tigers over her two years....Never missed a match (playing in all 87 contests)...Recordedcareer totals of 2,465 assists, 415 kills, 88 service aces, 619 digs, and 61 blocks.....Averaged nearlyeight assists per set during her two seasons.....2014 Team Captain....Was named the Iowa Commu-nity College Athletic Conference (ICCAC) Athlete of the Week on Sept. 16, 2014....Ended the 2014season ranking third in the conference in total assists (1,289) and assists per set (7.96)....Registered2.19 digs and 0.44 blocks per set, while serving 54 aces – second-most on the squad....Two-timemember of the Academic All-Region XI Team.....2013: appeared in all 42 matches as primarysetter.....Ranked fourth in conference with 1,176 assists (7.69 per set)....Also posted 222 kills, 264 digs,and was third on team with 69 total blocks....PERSONAL: Born Samantha Ann Hinrichs in Des Moines,Iowa....A product of Ankeny High School, where she was a three-sport athlete (volleyball, track, soft-ball).....2013 Academic Excellence Award....Also attended Des Moines Christian School....Played for theIowa Power Volleyball Alliance....Also played softball and ran track....Nickname is Sam....PERSONALFAVORITES: Favorite Sports Team: Tennessee Titans....Favorite TV Show: The Office....Favorite Foods:Cheeseburger and fries....Favorite Vacation Spot: The beach....Celebrity Crush: Chris Pratt....FavoriteSports Other than Your Own: Football or baseball....Favorite Websites (outside social media): foodnetworkor Netflix....Favorite Social Media Site: Twitter....Your Motivation Music: Rap....Goals for Upcoming Sea-son: Have a winning record and finish in top three of conference....Interesting Notes: I love America,Sharks, & the Food Network....Brush With Greatness: During Shark Week 2014, a picture I posted wasfeatured. ....MAJOR: Business.

#4 CAROLINE BOONE Middleblocker, 6’2”, Jr., Roanoke, Va.

FMU: Returning starter and two-year letterwinner at FMU....2014 PBC All-Academic Team....FMU TeamMVP for 2014....PBC Player of the Week (Nov. 3, 2014)....Started 26 of 29 matches as a sophomore....Ledteam in hitting percentage (.265), service aces per set (0.36), and total blocks....Second on squad intotal kills....9 matches with double figure kills (high of 20 vs UNCP)....Averaged 3.69 kills per set overfinal eight matches of 2014....PBC rankings: 7th in service aces per set, 9th in points per set (3.45), 10thin hitting percentage, and 17th in total service aces....NCAA Division II rankings: 144th in service acesper set, 186th in total service aces, 202nd in points per set, 246th in hitting percentage....Appeared in 27matches with four starts as a freshman in 2013....Third on team with 23 service aces....Averaged 0.42blocks per game....Signed during 2012 early signing period.....Adds a blocking presence that en-hances the Patriots' front line....Offensively, reaches well and at 6-2, her frame should cause problemsfor opponents....Impresses with her play at the net...Takes great angles on her attacks....Has a greatcommand of angles around opposing blocks.....Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK) Honor Society....PeachBelt Conference Presidential Honor Roll 2014, 2015....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll2013 (fall), 2014 (spring and fall), 2015 (spring)....PERSONAL: Born Caroline Leigh Boone in Cincin-nati, Ohio....Product of Hidden Valley High School, where she played for coach Carla Ponn-Poff....As asenior, averaged 3.1 kills per set (329 total) and tallied 69 service aces, 62 digs, and 31 total blockswhile helping the Titans to a 29-5 record and an appearance in the Group AA state championshipmatch.....She recorded 20 kills in a narrow 3-2 loss in the title contest....Three-time All-District selection,she was named the district’s Player of the Year this past season....As a junior, registered 367 kills, 77aces, and 74 blocks for a 21-5 Hidden Valley squad that reached the state semifinals....Following the2011 season, she earned both first-team All-Region and second-team All-State recognition....PERSONALFAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Veterinarian....Favorite Athlete: BrianDavis....Favorite Sports Team: FMU Volleyball Team....Favorite Movie: The Breakfast Club....Favorite TVShows: Greys Anatomy, Scandal, and OITNB....Favorite Foods: Anything that is edible....Favorite Vaca-tion Spot: Carlie's house....Celebrity Crush: David Beckham....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own:Baseball....Favorite Website (outside social media): Netflix....Favorite Social Media Site: Vine....YourMotivation Music: Lil bit errthang....Favorite Thing About FMU: D1B homies....Favorite Off-Field Activity:Naps with Luna....Goals for Upcoming Season: WIN....Hobbies: Reading and hanging out withLuna....Interesting Notes: Proud mother of four-legged crazy mutt Luna....Any Brush With Greatness?:Shelby's Pizzazz.......MAJOR: Biology.

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Year M G K E TA K% KPG A APG SA D DPG BS BA2014 28 97 263 95 635 .265 2.71 9 0.09 35 91 0.94 7 602013 27 59 29 18 84 .131 0.49 1 0.02 23 29 0.49 2 23Totals 55 156 292 113 719 .249 1.87 10 0.06 58 120 0.77 9 83

#5 ALEXZANDRA REED Outside Hitter,5’9”,Jr.,Mission Viejo, Calif.

FMU: 3-year returning starter.....Experienced veteran....Nearing 1000 career kills....Played in every set of2014 season....Led team in kills and was second in digs....PBC rankings: 1st in attacks per set (12.34),2nd in kills per set (3.92) and points per set (4.36), 3rd in total attacks (1259), 4th in total kills (400)....NCAAD2 rankings: 7th in attacks per set, 21st in total attacks, 26th in kills per set, 33rd in points per set, 56thin total kills....All-Tournament Team (second team) at 2014 USCA Tournament....2013: second on theteam in kills and kills per set....Ranked 215th nationally and 12th in the PBC for kills per set(2.89)....Ranked 219th in NCAA II and 12th in the PBC for points per set (3.36)....42 career serviceaces....2012: Fourth on squad in kills and service aces and fifth in total blocks....Contributed at manydifferent spots on the court....20th in PBC in service aces per set....In PBC matches, ranked 14th inblocks per set....Came from an extremely good high school program – one that sent two hitters to the(NCAA) Division I level.....Very quick off the floor and blocks better than her 5-9 frame might suggest.....Waslooked to for contributions as a freshman in one role or another, and she delievered.....PERSONAL:Born Alexzandra Sue Reed in Anaheim Calif.....A graduate of Mission Viejo High School, where sheplayed for coach Gus Culver.....2-year varsity letterwinner....Averaged 1.3 kills per set and compiled 49blocks and 22 digs as a senior for the 17-10 Diablos....Nickname is Z.....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As achild what you wanted to be when you grew up: Veterinarian....Favorite Sports Team: FMU volleyballteam....Favorite Movie: Man on Fire....Favorite TV Show: Criminal Minds....Favorite Food: California'sMexican Food....Favorite Vacation Spot: I don't have a real favorite, my dream vacation spot is Pig Island(Georgetown Exuma, Bahamas)....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Basketball....Favorite Website(outside social media): eBay....Favorite Social Media Site: Instagram....Your Motivation Music: Hip-Hop;nothing real specific....Favorite Thing About FMU: The scenery, wild life, and small class sizes. Theuniversity creates a very personal/comfortable environment....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Spending timeat the beach with my fiancé and dogs....Goals for Upcoming Season: Maintain a positive mindsetthroughout the highs and lows, help the newcomers to have a smooth transition, improve my skillsalong with who I am as a person and teammate, and lastly have fun while doing so....Hobbies: Tackycrafts and trying to rescue all animals I come across....Interesting Notes: I am 21 and have never drankalcohol, smoked a cigarette, or used any drug....Brush With Greatness: My mom.....MAJOR: BusinessManagement.

#6 KADEEJA GRIFFIN Middleblocker, 5’9”, So., Denver, Colo.

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Transfer from the College of Central Florida, where she played oneseason....An explosive athlete with quick leaping ability....Can also hold her own along the back row, butour expectations are for her to make herself known in the middle blocker spot.....The product of qualityjunior college, high school, and club programs....CCF: Averaged 1.18 kills and 0.89 blocks per set whilehelping the Patriots to a 29-10 record and a share of the Mid-Florida Conference regular-seasoncrown....Posted a team-high 101 total blocks and a hitting percentage of .152....PERSONAL: Born KadeejaNicole Griffin in Denver, Colo.....A graduate of Denver East High School, where she played for coachTarah Sponenberg....All-State and All-Conference as a senior....2014 Denver East Award....All-Honor-able Mention 2013....2-year letterwinner....Also played for the Juggernaut Volleyball Club and coach RickMischka....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: A Pilot....FavoriteAthlete: Peyton Manning....Favorite Movie: Shrek....Favorite TV Show: American Dad....Favorite Foods:Cheeseburger and Fries....Favorite Vacation Spot: Anywhere there's a beach....Celebrity Crush: CharlieHunnam....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Basketball....Favorite Website (outside social media):Amazon....Favorite Social Media Site: Twitter....Your Motivation Music: Gucci....Favorite Thing About FMU:The Campus....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Swimming....Goals for Upcoming Season: Make it toRegionals....Hobbies: Reading....Interesting Notes: I'm a Rapper....Brush With Greatness: DanielleScott. .......MAJOR: Education.

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Year M G K E TA K% KPG A APG SA D DPG BS BA2014 29 102 400 189 1259 .168 3.92 15 0.15 25 257 2.52 1 382013 29 107 309 119 983 .193 2.89 6 0.06 21 134 1.25 5 492012 26 82 146 91 466 .118 1.78 7 0.09 21 79 0.96 4 26Totals 84 291 855 399 2708 .168 2.94 28 0.10 67 470 1.62 10 113

#7 GEORGIA GARRISON Outside Hitter, 5’9”, Fr., Trinity, N.C.

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Signed during 2014 early signing period....Very dynamic left-sidehitter....Her attack approach and arm swing are very fast....Will put pressure on opposing defenses todefend her....PERSONAL: Born Georgia Naomi Garrison in High Point, N.C.....A product of WheatmoreHigh School, where she played under Rodney Kirby....Four-time All-County and All-Conferenceperformer....As a senior, earned both All-County and PAC-6 All-Conference Player of the Yearhonors.....Holds school records for kills in a game (25), season (409), and career (1,207).....Earnedvarsity letters in soccer and basketball (team captain)....Second in her graduating class with a 4.75grade point average....Nickname is George....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to bewhen you grew up: Marine Biologist....Favorite Athlete: Misty May....Favorite Sports Team: UNCBasketball....Favorite Movie: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire....Favorite TV Show: GreysAnatomy....Favorite Food: Chipotle....Favorite Vacation Spot: Beach....Celebrity Crush: Drake....FavoriteSport Other than Your Own: Basketball....Favorite Website (outside social media): Pinterest....FavoriteSocial Media Site: Twitter....Your Motivation Music: Rap....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Art....Goals for Up-coming Season: To win games....Hobbies: Art, drawing, singing off-key.....MAJOR: Nursing.

#7 CARLIE SMITH Outside Hitter, 6’1”, Jr., Hampstead, N.C.

FMU: Returning starter and two-year letterwinner....Missed part of 2014 campaign with an injury....Fifthon the team in kills as a sophomore....Receive percentage of .940....Three matches of double-figurekills....Double-double (11 kills/10 digs) vs Flagler (9-21-14)....Probable starter in 2014 after movingfrom the middle to the right side....Appeared in 20 matches as a freshman with two starts....Gainedvaluable experience during first season....Energy and effort has always set the standard for her teams,and has always been an aggressive offensive threat....Possesses ability and verve for thegame....Meshes quickly with teammates....Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll 2014....FMUSwamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll 2013 (fall), 2014 (fall).....Student-Athlete Advisory Committee(SAAC) 2014-15, 2015-16....PERSONAL: Born Carlie Jon Smith in Hampstead, N.C.....Product of Top-sail High School, where she played for coach William Pearsall....As a senior, averaged 4.3 kills per set(345 total) and 3.1 digs per set (244 total), while tallying 62 service aces and 56 blocks....Helped leadthe Lady Pirates to a 23-4 overall record and an unbeaten mark (14-0) in conference play....Four-time All-Conference selection....Was named team’s most valuable player as a senior and was chosen as theWilmington Star News Player of the Year....In four years of varsity play at Topsail, she helped the LadyPirates to an 89-17 mark, there conference titles (2012, 2011, 2010), and a 44-match unbeaten streakin East Central 2A Conference play....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be whenyou grew up: Cinderella....Favorite Athlete: Brian Davis....Favorite Sports Team: fmu vb....Favorite Movie:Any movie staring a Minion....Favorite TV Show: Dr. Phil & OITNB....Favorite Food: I don'tdiscriminate....Favorite Vacation Spot: Caroline's house....Celebrity Crush: Ruby Rose....Favorite SportOther than Your Own: Baseball... Duh....Favorite Website (outside social media): Does Netflixcount?....Favorite Social Media Site: Vine....Your Motivation Music: a little bit of everything....FavoriteThing About FMU: My D1B household....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Reading....Goals for Upcoming Sea-son: To be a valuable and reliable teammate....Hobbies: Calling my mom....Interesting Notes (FamousRelatives, Noteworthy Athletic Accomplishments, What's Interesting or Odd About You): My greatestaccomplishment thus far in my college experience is that I have refrained from killing my roommatesdog Luna....Any Brush With Greatness?: Shelby's Pizzazz. ......MAJOR: Psychology.

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Year M G K E TA K% KPG A APG SA D DPG BS BA2014 19 60 98 50 376 .128 1.63 6 0.10 16 121 2.02 2 212013 20 36 45 30 145 .103 1.25 0 0.00 5 19 0.53 0 5Totals 39 96 143 80 521 .121 1.49 6 0.06 21 140 1.46 2 26

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#9 MEAGAN FAJMAN Outside Hitter, 6’1”, So., Crown Point, Ind.

FMU: Returning letterwinner....Gained valuable experience as a freshman....Appeared in 17 matcheswith one start....Twice recorded season high of 9 kills in a match....Brings plenty of height to team....Solidathlete with great vertical jump to pressure opposing blockers....Reaches well and has good touchoffensively....Fits into FMU's fast-paced game plan....Possesses passion for the game....Really goodplayer with even more room for improvements....Very high learning curve.....Peach Belt ConferencePresidential Honor Roll 2015.....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll 2014 (fall), 2015(spring)....PERSONAL: Born Meagan Fajman in Crown Point, Ind....Lettered two years at Crown PointHigh School under head coach Allison Duncan....Posted 412 kills in two seasons for a 1.8 kill per setaverage....178 career blocks with a team-high 138 blocks in 2013....Recorded 75 digs and 43 assistsfor her career....Selected to the All-Area Team as a junior and senior, as well as the Indiana North All-Starteam as a senior....Named the Blocker of the Year and selected to the Marquette All-Tournament teamin 2013....Member of the 2013-14 Indiana North Elite team....Nickname is Meg....PERSONAL FAVOR-ITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: A celebrity....Favorite Sports Team: ChicagoBlackhawks....Favorite Movies: Hunger Games movies or any chick flick....Favorite TV Shows: GossipGirl or anything on the E Network....Favorite Food: Boneless wings and buffalo chicken dip....FavoriteVacation Spot: Anywhere tropical....Celebrity Crush: Zac Efron....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own:Football....Favorite Website (outside social media): Netflix....Favorite Social Media Site: Instagram....YourMotivation Music: Rap, but I like all music....Favorite Things About FMU: Warm weather and palmtrees....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Chilling....Goals for Upcoming Season: To win a lot....Hobbies: Cook-ing and baking....Interesting Notes: I'm double jointed......MAJOR: Marketing and Business Manage-ment.

#10 EMILY STANLEY Libero/DS, 5’7”, Fr., Sanford, N.C.

FMU: First-year player at FMU....A competitor....Extremely quick.....Played offense in high school and withher club, but as she transitions to the collegiate game she will make an impact on the backrow....PERSONAL: Born Emily Rebecca Stanley in Sanford, N.C.....A graduate of Lee County Senior HighSchool, where she played under the direction of coach Cindy Kelly.....As a senior, she registered 442kills (an average of five per set) and 103 serving aces....Earned Cape Fear Valley Conference Player ofthe Year recognition.....Named the 2014 All-Cape Fear Region Player of the Year by the FayettevilleObserver after helping the Yellow Jackets to the Cape Fear Valley 3-A conference title, a perfect 21-0regular-season record, and a spot in the final four of the state playoffs.....Team most valuable playereach of her three years on varsity....Three-time All-Conference selection and two-time All-Countypick.....Helped the Yellow Jackets to back-to-back conference championships as a junior andsenior.....Played club volleyball for the Brick City Volleyball Club and coach Dallas Langston.....Her clubsquads earned invitations to the USVA Nationals each of her final two years.....In the classroom, gar-nered All-Academic Conference honors four times, was inducted into the National Honors Society andthe National Technical Honors Society, and served as an officer in her school’s DECAchapter....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up:Astronomer....Favorite Athlete: Rickie Fowler....Favorite Sports Team: N.C. State Wolfpack....Favorite Movies:The Sandlot, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, We're the Millers....Favorite TV Shows: FRIENDS andCastle....Favorite Food: Italian....Favorite Vacation Spot: Oak Island, N.C....Celebrity Crush: MatthewMcConaughey....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Baseball....Favorite Website (outside social me-dia): Netflix....Favorite Social Media Site: Facebook....Twitter Handle: @eemilystanley ....Instagram Ac-count: @emmstanley ....Favorite Thing About FMU: The campus....Goals for Upcoming Season: Toachieve goals set as a team, and to improve my skills as a defensive player....Hobbies: Reading, goingto the beach, hanging out with friends, cuddling with my cat....Interesting Notes: I snap with mypinkies.......MAJOR: Biology.

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Year M G K E TA K% KPG A APG SA D DPG BS BA2014 17 60 84 58 231 .113 1.40 0 0.00 0 21 0.35 3 16

2015 SENIORS: Sears, Schindler, Reed

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#11 SHELBY SCHINDLER Middleblocker, 6’1”, Sr., LaVerne, Iowa

FMU: Returning letterwinner....Played in 21 of 29 matches in 2014....Second on the team with 50 blockassists....Season-high 8 kills vs Queens University of Charlotte (10-25-14), season-high 7 blocks vsGRU Augusta (11-1-14)....Transfer from Iowa Central Community College....Rangy middleblocker whocloses her block to pins quickly....Puts pressure on opposing middleblockers....Comes from competi-tive conference, accustomed to seeing quality competition....Adds experience and maturity to thesquad.....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll 2014 (fall).....ICCC: As a sophomore, rankedsixth nationally in blocks per set (1.56), fifth in total block assists (141) and seventh in total blocks (193)in 2013....Set team records for blocks per set, blocks in a season and hitting percentage....first-teamAll-Region selection and second-team All-Academic Team....Named to the All-Tournament Team at theRegion XI-A Tournament....As a freshman, selected second-team All-Region and led ICCC to a 36-11overall record and a No.9 national rankings....PERSONAL: Born Shelby Elizabeth Schindler in Algona,Iowa....Graduate of Bishop Garrigan High School, where she played for coach Dave Schnurr....Three-sport athlete in high school, lettering two years in basketball, three years in volleyball and four years intrack....Nickname is Schin....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grewup: Astronaut....Favorite Athlete: Kerri Walsh Jennings.... Favorite Sports Team: Nebraska HuskerVolleyball....Favorite Movie: The Notebook....Favorite TV Show: HGTV....Favorite Food: Sushi....FavoriteVacation Spot: Bahamas....Celebrity Crush: Ashton Kutcher....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own:Baseball....Favorite Website (outside social media): Pinterest....Favorite Social Media Site:Instagram....Twitter Handle: schindlershelby ....Instagram Account: schindlershelby ....Your MotivationMusic: Beyoncé....Favorite Things About FMU: Carl and Carol....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Third wheelingto my roommates Carl and Carol....Goals for Upcoming Season: Succeed and compete well as a teamagainst each opponent....Hobbies: Traveling, swimming, baking, biking....Brush With Greatness: I'vetraveled to over half the nation, and saved three lives.....MAJOR: Early Childhood Education.

#12 CARRIE McGINNIS Setter, 5’8”, Fr., Knoxville, Tenn.

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Inked during the 2014 early signing period....Has wonderful handswhen distributing her sets....Smooth with her contact....She’s going to really make our offensebetter....PERSONAL: Born Carrie Danielle McGinnis in Morristown, Tenn....A graduate of Bearden HighSchool, where she was coached by her father David McGinnis....As a senior, recorded 1,117 assists,89 digs, 54 aces, 29 blocks and 49 kills.....Honored as the best setter in her district following both herjunior and senior campaigns.....Three-time All-District and All-Region selection....2012 and 2014 All-State Team....All-Prep Extra 2012 and 2013....2011 Rookie of the Year award....Nickname isBug....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Teacher....FavoriteAthlete: Kobe Bryant....Favorite Sports Team: Alabama Football....Favorite Movie: 300....Favorite TV Show:The Vampire Diaries....Favorite Food: Spaghetti....Favorite Vacation Spot: Destin, Fla....Celebrity Crush:Zac Efron....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Basketball....Favorite Website (outside social media):Pinterest....Favorite Social Media Site: Instagram....Twitter Handle: @carriemcginnis1 ....InstagramAccount:@chef_carrie_ ....Your Motivation Music: Some country, some hip hop....Favorite Thing AboutFMU: The campus....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Spikeball....Goals for Upcoming Season: To make it tothe NCAA tournament....Hobbies: Dancing, running, watching Netflix....Interesting Notes: All-state awardmy sophomore and senior years of high school....Brush With Greatness: Not yet. ......MAJOR: Biology.

#15 SHELBI MEEK DS/Outside Hitter, 5’9”, So., Springtown, Texas

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Transfer from Malone University in Canton, Ohio, where she played herfreshman season.....A tremendous all-skills player.....FMU coaching staff was interested in her comingout of high school, and after a standout freshman year, will now look for her to finally arrive inFlorence....Will bring an offensive and defensive impact to the Patriot attack.....Student-Athlete AdvisoryCommittee (SAAC) 2015-16. ....MU: Played in all 30 matches....Tallied 1.71 kills, 0.62 digs, and 0.25blocks per set, while posting a .131 hitting percentage.....Helped the Pioneers to a 15-15 record and anappearance in the GLIAC Tournament....PERSONAL: Born Shelbi Leneigh Meek in Fort Worth, Texas....Aproduct of Springtown High School, where she played for coaches Leighanne Strickland, MalloryLunsford, and Jennifer Adams....2-year team captain....Earned All-State honors as a senior....2-time All-Parker County selection, including the MVP honoree as a senior....1st-team All-District and District MVPas a senior....Most Valuable Setter for 2012....Also lettered in basketball, soccer, and track....Nicknameis Shell Bay Bay....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up:Veterinarian....Favorite Athlete: Misty May-Treanor....Favorite Sports Team: Dallas Mavericks....FavoriteMovie: The Great Gatsby....Favorite TV Show: Dexter....Favorite Food: Mexican....Favorite Vacation Spot:Dominican Republic....Celebrity Crush: Leonardo DiCaprio....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own:Basketball....Favorite Social Media Site: Instagram.... Instagram Account: shelbileneigh ....Your Motiva-tion Music: Drake....Favorite Thing About FMU: Beautiful campus....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Hangingout with friends....Goals for Upcoming Season: Make it to the post-season....Hobbies: Traveling, run-ning, going to the movies, relaxing....Interesting Notes: I can eat BBQ sauce on anything......MAJOR:Undecided.

Year M G K E TA K% KPG A APG SA D DPG BS BA2014 21 68 49 26 178 .129 0.72 4 0.06 1 11 0.16 1 50

Year M G K E TA K% KPG A APG SA D DPG BS BA2014 30 113 193 117 582 .131 1.71 11 0.10 0 70 0.62 2 26

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#17 CHLOE ATTRAM Middleblocker, 5’10”, Fr., Ellicott City, Md.

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Very dynamic physical threat on the court....Hits a very heavy ball, whichwill be an asset as she adjusts to the collegiate level of play.....In addition to the middle, may also seetime at one of the other front-row positions....Possesses a standing reach of 8-8, a block jump of 9-7,and an approach jump of 9-11....PERSONAL: Born Chloe Attram in Warwick, England....A product ofCentennial High School, where she played for coaches Michael Bossom and Patrick Kerley.....2-yearstarter on the varsity squad....In the classroom, was a Silver Honor Roll student....Also played onColumbia (Md.) Volleyball Club’s 14- and 15-year-olds national teams and the Baltimore Elite Volley-ball Club’s 17’s and 18’s national squads....Nicknames are Chlo and cattram....PERSONAL FAVOR-ITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Astronaut....Favorite Athlete: MattAnderson....Favorite Sports Team: Batlimore Ravens....Favorite Movie: Ferris Buller's Day Off....FavoriteTV Show: Girl Code....Favorite Food: Blooming Onion Burger from Outback Steakhouse....FavoriteVacation Spot: New York City....Celebrity Crush: Channing Tatum....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own:Swimming....Favorite Website (outside social media): Pintrest....Favorite Social Media Site:Instagram....Twitter Handle:@the4leafchlostr ....Instagram Account: @chloe_attram ....Your MotivationMusic: Rap, pop, and anything by Sam Smith....Favorite Thing About FMU: The campus because its sobeautiful....Goals for Upcoming Season: To be an effective offensive asset to the team....Hobbies:Teaching at a preschool, coaching youth volleyball camps....Interesting Notes: I was born in England,briefly lived in Ghana, then went back to England, then moved to Canada, and then moved toMaryland......MAJOR: Management Information Systems.

#18 EMILY SEARS Outside Hitter, 5’11”, Sr., Ashburn, Va.

FMU: Returning starter from 2013....Missed the entire 2014 season while rehabing an injury....All-Conference (second-team) 2013....Led the 2013 team in kills per set with 3.17, a figure that rankedsixth in the conference and 130th nationally.....Also ranked seventh in PBC (and 155th in NCAA II) forpoints per set (3.57)....Ranked seventh in the PBC in total kills (355), 18th in hitting percentage (.219),29th in total blocks (49), and 46th in aces per set (0.17).....Hitting percentage was 18 points higher inPBC matches....Notched 20 matches with double-figure kills, including 12 in PBC play.....Hits anextremely powerful ball from the left side....Will provide a steady block....Won't miss a beat when sherotates to back-row play....Division II ADA Academic Achievement Award 2014....American ChemicalSociety....Chi Alpha Sigma national college athlete honor society....Gamma Sigma Epsilon (ChemistryHonors Society)....Omicron Delta Kappa national leadership honor society (president)....Peach BeltConference Presidential Honor Roll 2014, 2015....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll2013 (fall), 2014 (spring and fall), 2015 (spring).....Transfer from Southern Miss.....SMU: Last season,appeared in nine matches and averaged 1.1 kills and 0.4 digs per set....As a freshman, played inseven matches and tallied 1.2 kills and 0.3 digs per set for the Golden Eagles....Was twice named tothe university’s President’s List and once to the Dean’s List....PERSONAL: Born Emily LangsfordSears in Fairfax, Va....Product of Broad Run High School, where she played for coach Betsy Scudder....Inher final prep year, registered 329 kills, 160 digs, 107 service aces, and 31 blocks....An honor rollstudent....Earned second-team All-State and first-team All-Region honors as a senior....Nickname isEm....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Ballerina....FavoriteAthlete: Michael Phelps....Favorite Sports Team: NY Giants....Favorite Movies: Lord of the RingsTrilogy....Favorite TV Show: Falling Skies....Favorite Food: Chicken Alfredo....FavoriteVacation Spot:Manasquan, NJ....Celebrity Crush: Chris Hemsworth....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own:Karate....Favorite Website (outside social media): Pinterest....Favorite Social Media Site:Facebook....What Music is in Your iPOD: Good Music... Maroon 5, Taking Back Sunday, Taylor Swift,Imagine Dragons....Favorite Thing About FMU: Pretty Campus....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Hanging withFriends....Goals for Upcoming Season: Win the Conference....Hobbies: Baking, Reading, Weight Lift-ing, Board Games....Interesting Notes (Famous Relatives, Noteworthy Athletic Accomplishments, What'sInteresting or Odd About You): My whole family, mom, dad, two sisters, all played collegiate volleyball....AnyBrush With Greatness?: I once rode an elevator with Jeffrey Donovan from Burn Notice, they wereshooting an episode in the hotel I was staying at in Miami. I met Gene Simmons, from Kiss, at the RenoVolleyball Tournament.......MAJOR: Chemistry.

Year M G K E TA K% KPG A APG SA D DPG BS BA2013 30 112 355 159 897 .219 3.17 3 0.03 19 94 0.84 3 462012 9 16 17 20 78 -.038 1.06 0 0.00 0 7 0.44 0 12011 7 10 12 15 51 -.059 1.20 0 0.00 0 3 0.30 0 0Totals 46 138 384 194 1026 .185 2.78 3 0.02 19 104 0.75 3 47

Francis Marion University 2014 Stats and Results

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Alabama-Huntsville, Univ. of 2-1Anderson University (SC) 6-4Appalachian State University (NC) 2-2Armstrong Atlantic State Univ. (GA) 22-36Arkansas-Monticello, Univ. of 0-1Ashland University (OH) 0-1Barry University (FL) 0-4Barton College (NC) * 13-1Bellarmine College (KY) 1-0Belmont Abbey College (NC) 2-1Benedict College (SC) 11-3Berry College (GA) 0-2Brenau University (GA) 1-0Brevard College (NC) 1-0Bridgeport, Univ. of (CT) 1-0California University (PA) 0-1Catawba College (NC) 7-10Carson-Newman College (TN) 4-4Central Arkansas, University of 1-0Central Florida, University of 0-1Charleston, University of (WV) 0-3Charleston Southern Univ. (SC) *** 20-19Chowan College (NC) 1-0Christian Brothers University (TN) 1-0Claflin College (SC) 8-0Clark Atlanta University (GA) 1-0Clemson University (SC) 2-6Coastal Carolina University (SC) 26-13Coastal Georgia, College of 1-0Coker College (SC) 51-8College of Charleston (SC) 9-43Columbia College (SC) 18-2Columbus State University (GA) 3-3Concord College (WV) 2-0Converse College (SC) 19-4Davidson College (NC) 1-0Davis & Elkins College (WV) 3-0Doane College (NE) 0-1East Carolina University (NC) 0-2Eckerd College (FL) 0-6Elon College (NC) 2-5Emporia State University (KS) 0-1Erskine College (SC) 30-9Fairmont State University (WV) 2-0Fayetteville State University (NC) 10-0Flagler College (FL) 3-10Florida Gulf Coast University 0-2Florida Southern College 0-6Florida Tech 4-3Franklin Pierce University (NH) 1-0Furman University (SC) 5-0Gardner-Webb University (NC) 7-3Georgia, University of 0-1Georgia College 4-0Georgia State University 0-2Glenville State College (WV) 2-0GRU Augusta (GA) & 35-17Guilford College (NC) 1-2Harding University (AR) 0-1Henderson State University (AR) 0-1High Point College (NC) 4-5

Indiana U.-Purdue U. at Indianapolis 2-0James Madison University (VA) 1-1Johnson C. Smith University (NC) 1-0Kentucky State University 0-1King College (TN) 2-1LaGrange College (GA) 1-0Lander University (SC) 35-15Lees-McRae College (NC) 3-6Lenoir-Rhyne College (NC) 9-7Lewis University (IL) 0-1Limestone College (SC) 30-15Lincoln Memorial University (TN) 1-1Lock Haven University (PA) 0-2Lynn University (FL) 0-1Madonna University (MI) 1-0Mars Hill College (NC) 5-3Memphis State University (TN) 0-1Mercer University (GA) 1-0Meredith College (NC) 0-1Methodist College (NC) 4-4Millersville University (PA) 1-0Milligan College (TN) 1-3Minnesota State University-Mankato 0-1Mississippi, University of 0-1Montevallo, University of (AL) 5-14Montreat College (NC) 1-0Mount Olive College (NC) 11-1Murray State University (KY) 0-1Nebraska-Omaha, University of 0-1New Haven, University of (CT) 1-0Newberry College (SC) 23-22North Alabama, Univ. of 0-2North Carolina Central University 5-0North Carolina State University 0-2North Florida, University of 3-16North Greenville University (SC) 1-0Northwood University (MI) 0-2Nova Southeastern University (FL) 0-1Palm Beach Atlantic College (FL) 2-3Peace JUCO 2-0Pfeiffer University (NC) 7-0Presbyterian College (SC) 15-20Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras 0-1Queens University of Charlotte (NC) 11-0Rockhust University (MO) 0-1Rollins College (FL) 4-11St. Andrews Presbyterian Coll. (NC) 27-4St. Augustine’s University (NC) 4-1Saint Leo University (FL) 6-3Savannah College of Art & Design (GA) 3-0Shaw University (NC) 1-0Shorter University (GA) 1-0Slippery Rock University (PA) 1-1South Carolina, University of 3-15South Carolina State University 8-1South Dakota State University 0-1Southern Arkansas University 1-1Southern Illinois Univ. at Edwardsville 1-0Southern Wesleyan Univ. (SC) **** 6-6Tampa, University of (FL) 0-8Tennessee, University of 0-1

FMU Volleyball All-Time Series Records 1973-2014

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

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

All-Time FMU

Team Record

42 seasons788 wins

638 losses.553 winning percentage

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

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

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

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

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

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

1981 41-10 recordAIAW II Region IITournament in Florence

1978 7-23 recordAIAW regional tournamentin Florence

1974 16-16 recordAIAW regional tournamentin Richmond, Ky.15

Texas Wesleyan College 0-1The Citadel (SC) 0-1Thomas More College (KY) 0-1Tusculum College (TN) 3-3Union College (KY) 1-0UNC Charlotte 2-1UNC Greensboro 3-1UNC Pembroke** 47-31UNC Wilmington 9-1USC Aiken 44-40USC Upstate ^ 33-38Valdosta State University (GA) 2-0Virginia Union University 1-0Washburn University 0-1Wayne State University (MI) 1-0West Alabama, University of 3-0West Florida, Univ. of 0-1West Georgia, University of 3-6West Virginia Wesleyan College 3-0Western Carolina University (NC) 2-5Westmont College (CA) 0-1Wingate University (NC) 13-15Winthrop College (SC) 8-31Wofford College (SC) 3-5

* Formerly known as Atlantic Christian Coll.** Formerly known as Pembroke State Univ.*** Formerly known as Baptist College**** Formerly known as Central Wesleyan Coll.^ Formerly USC Spartanburg& formerly Augusta State University 7-31-15

Francis Marion University is a member of the 14-school NCAA Division II Peach

Belt Conference (formerly the Peach Belt Athletic Conference). Other PBC

members include Armstrong State University (in Savannah, Ga.), GRU Augusta

(Augusta, Ga.), Clayton State University (Morrow, Ga.), Columbus State University

(Columbus, Ga.), Flagler College (St. Augustine’s, Fla.), Georgia College & State

University (Milledgeville, Ga.), Georgia Southwestern State University (Americus,

Ga.), Lander University (Greenwood, S.C.), University of Montevallo (Ala.), UNC

Pembroke, University of North Georgia (Dahlonega, Ga.), USC Aiken, and Young

Harris College (Ga.). Formed in December 1989 and headquartered in Augusta, Ga.,

the PBC conducts championships in 15 sports, seven for men and eight for women. Ten

of the Peach Belt members sponsor women’s volleyball. The 2015 PBC volleyball

tournament quarterfinals will be hosted by the higher seeds (Nov. 17), and the semifinals

(Nov. 20) and finals (Nov. 21) by the highest remaining seed after the quarterfinals.

Peach Belt Conference 2014 Volleyball StandingsSCHOOL PBC GAMES HOME AWAY ALL GAMES HOME AWAY NEU STREAK1.xy^ Armstrong 17-1 .944 9-0 8-1 30-3 .909 15-0 9-3 6-0 L12. ̂ Georgia Regents 13-5 .772 7-2 6-3 27-9 .750 11-3 10-5 4-1 L1 ^ USC Aiken 13-5 .722 8-1 5-4 21-9 .700 12-3 6-4 3-2 L34. Montevallo 11-7 .611 7-3 4-4 21-12 .636 10-4 7-6 4-2 L15. Columbus State 9-9 .500 6-3 3-6 14-15 .483 10-5 3-8 1-2 L1 Lander 9-9 .500 5-4 4-5 22-10 .688 8-4 6-5 8-1 L17. Flagler 8-10 .444 5-4 3-7 16-16 .500 5-4 5-9 6-3 L18. Francis Marion 5-13 .278 3-6 2-7 9-20 .310 6-8 3-8 0-4 L39. UNC Pembroke 3-15 .167 3-6 0-9 16-22 .421 8-6 4-10 4-5 L310. Georgia College 2-16 .111 2-6 0-10 7-20 .259 3-7 2-10 2-3 L13

x - 2013 PBC Champions y - PBC Tournament champions ^ - NCAA Tournament participant

SMITH UNIVERSITY CENTERNamed in honor of the university’s first president, Dr.Walter D. Smith, the Smith University Center providescomprehensive facilities for student services and activi-ties as well as for recreation and athletic programs toserve students, faculty, and staff. Opened in 1974, thecenter’s gymnasium seats 2,547 for volleyball/basketballand has recently undergone several renovation projects.Improvements include new theatre-style seating on theeast side, a hardwood floor, new scoreboards, a newlighting system, a new sound system, and a new paint job.

The FMU women’s volleyball team owns a 368-206 (.641)record in the Smith University Center, including a 6-8 marklast season and a 42-18 record over the past four seasons. Between 1995 and 1997, the squad won 30 consecutivehome matches, and between 1995 and 2000, won 54 of 56 home contests (including undefeated home seasonsin 1996 and 1998).

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

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FMU Volleyball All-Time Records 1973-2014

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

2,025 in 2004 1,850 in 1997

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

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

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

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

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

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

Most MatchesCareer: 144 by Mary Jackson, 1988-91

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

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

534 by Jennifer Grande, 1995516 by Barbara Mulligan, 1993

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

Highest Hitting PercentageSeason: .567 by Jeannette Alston, 1985

.464 by Krissy Burt, 1996Career: .401 by Krissy Burt, 1995-98

Most Service AcesMatch: 11 by Jessica Lombardi vs Converse, 10-6-07

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

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

Career: 279 by Jennifer Grande, 1993-1996

Most Total BlocksMatch: 17 by Christy Varn vs Armstrong State College, 11-14-92Season: 321 by Barbara Mulligan, 1993Career: 668 by Mary Keith Wiggins, 1991-94

Most DigsMatch: 46 by Paige Champy vs Central Wesleyan, 10-22-94Season: 709 by Jessica Strader, 2005

663 by Jessica Strader, 2004Career: 2,248 by Jessica Strader, 2003-061,886 by Kelsie Deaton (2007-10) 1,680 by Jackie Phiel (2004-07)

Most AssistsMatch: 81 by Crystal Poskey vs Presbyterian College, 11-7-97Season: 1,562 by Crystal Poskey, 1997Career: 4,984 by Crystal Poskey, 1996-99

Most Matches with Double Figure Kills:Season: 31 by Lezlie Logan, 2004Career: 107 by Lezlie Logan, 2003-06

72 by Jennifer Grande, 1993-1996

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

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

Career: 112 by Jessica Strader, 2003-06

Most Matches with 20+ DigsSeason: 17 by Jessica Strader, 2004 and 2005

15 by Rebekah Davis, 201314 by Kelsie Deaton, 2010 ; 8 twice

Career: 49 by Jessica Strader, 2003-06

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

Jessica Strader 2004

Kelly Feber 2004

Lezlie Logan 2004

1991-2014 Peach Belt Conference Standings

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

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

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

Francis Marion 1-4 16-161993

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

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

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

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

Francis Marion 2-8 12-291996

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

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

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

UNC Pembroke 1-11 11-15

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

20061. *Armstrong Atlantic 10-2 20-15

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

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

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

2008

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

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

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

* PBC Champions^ PBC Tournament Champions

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

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

2010

1. *^Flagler 13-1 29-92. Montevallo 11-3 24-133. Armstrong Atlantic 8-6 22-144. USC Aiken 6-8 15-165. Lander 5-9 11-16

UNC Pembroke 5-9 19-147. Francis Marion 4-10 15-16

Augusta State 4-10 11-222011

1. *Armstrong 13-1 36-3 *^Flagler 13-1 31-73. UNC Pembroke 7-7 16-16 USC Aiken 7-7 15-165. Augusta State 5-9 17-186. Montevallo 4-10 13-18 Francis Marion 4-10 12-188. Lander 3-11 13-19

* PBC Champions^ PBC Tournament Champions

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2012

1.*^Armstrong 13-1 33-62. Flagler 12-2 22-113. USC Aiken 7-7 18-134. Francis Marion 6-8 18-12 Augusta State 6-8 19-15 Lander 6-8 15-17 Montevallo 6-9 15-178. UNC Pembroke 0-14 5-26

2013

1. Armstrong *^ 18-0 32-22. Flagler 13-5 21-133. Francis Marion 12-6 21-9 Columbus State 12-6 20-115. Montevallo 11-7 20-116. USC Aiken 9-9 19-137. Lander 7-11 18-138. UNC Pembroke 4-14 16-219. GRU Augusta 2-16 8-25 Georgia College 2-16 6-23

2014

1. Armstrong *^ 17-1 30-32. Georgia Regents 13-5 27-93. USC Aiken 13-5 21-94. Montevallo 11-7 21-125. Columbus State 9-9 14-15 Lander 9-9 22-107. Flagler 8-10 16-168. Francis Marion 5-13 9-209. UNC Pembroke 3-15 16-2210. Georgia College 2-16 7-20

*PBC regular-season champion^ PBC Tournament champion

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2008 NCAA Tournament Team (23-9 record)

2011 FMU Team: Front Row (L-R): Drewry, Crook, Mooney, Parker, Mitchell, Perreault; Back Row (L-R):Sasan, Legg, Peji, Shank, Matz, Porter, Bennett........For the third consecutive year, the Francis MarionUniversity volleyball program has earned an American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Team Aca-demic Award, this time for the 2011-12 year. The 13-member Patriot squad recorded a 3.359 GPA for this pastacademic year. The AVCA honored a record 535 programs – men’s and women’s teams nationwide from highschool through all levels of college participation. Francis Marion was one of three Peach Belt Conferencemembers recognized and one of only six Palmetto State schools honored (two in NCAA Divisions I and four inDivision II). The award, which was initiated in 1993, honors collegiate and high school volleyball teams thatdisplayed excellence in the classroom during the school year by maintaining at least a 3.30 cumulative teamgrade point average on a 4.0 scale.

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2012 FMU Team: Front Row (L-R): Jones, Drewry, Shank, Matz, Mooney, Perreault; Back Row (L-R): Swisher,Reed, Davis, Peji, West, Smith, Imbimbo, MacDonald........Four team members earned PBC All-AcademicTeam recognition: Drewry, Mooney, Perreault, and Shank (HM)........The Patriots posted their best record in fourseasons (18-12), finished fourth in the Peach Belt Conference standings, and narrowly missed earning a bid to theNCAA Division II National Tournament.

2013 FMU Team: Front Row (L-R): Imbimbo, K. Smith, Reed, Davis, Perreault, West, Sears; Back Row (L-R): Swisher, Shank, C. Smith, Mooney, Boone, Matz, Jones, MacDonald, Rubalcaba........Three team mem-bers earned second-team All-Conference honors: Imbimbo, Sears, Smith.....Head coach Paul MacDonald wasnamed the PBC Coach of the Year.....Three team members earned PBC All-Academic Team recognition: Imbimbo,Perreault, and Mooney (HM).......The Patriots posted a 21-9 record finished in third place during the PBC regularseason.....FMU also served as the host of the 2013 conference tournament.....The 20-win season was the first forFrancis Marion since 2008 and the squad’s 12-6 conference record represented a six-win improvement over the2012 campaign and the team’s highest PBC win total since 1998.

PEACH BELT CONFERENCE RECORDS 1991-2014 (ALL MATCHES)

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS(ALL MATCHES)

Most KillsMatch: 41 by Andrea Jany (AASU) vs SCAD, 9-17-96Season: 620 by Nicole Smith (ASC), 1994Career: 1,906 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2001-04

Highest Hitting PercentageMatch: .929 by Jennifer Jones (USCS) vs Queens (NC), 11-7-94Season: .486 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1997Career: .431 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2001-04

Most Service AcesMatch: 11 by Jessica Lombardi (FMU) vs. Converse, 10/6/07

11 by Katie Baker (UNCP) vs. N.C. Central, 9/12/01Season: 124 by Brittany Runo (UNF), 1998Career: 280 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 1994-1997

Most Total BlocksMatch: 22 by Christy Johansen (ASC) vs Francis Marion, 9-25-91Season: 226 by Christy Johansen (AASU), 1992Career: 759 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1993-97

Most DigsMatch: 53 by Lindsey Weider (ASU) vs CW Post, 10-13-07Season: 846 by Lindsey Weider (ASU), 2007Career: 2,504 by Melissa Trippany (Lander), 2004-07

Most AssistsMatch: 93 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA) vs. Presbyterian, 10-6-94Season: 1,829 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 1997Career: 6,845 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 1994-97

Most Matches with Double Figure KillsSeason: 34 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA), 2005Career: 107 by Lezlie Logan (FMU), 2003-06

Most Matches with 20+ KillsSeason: 14 by Nicole Smith (ASC), 1994Career: 22 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA), 2001-04

Most Matches with Double Figure DigsSeason: 34 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2006

34 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2004Career: 112 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2003-06

112 by Casey Gnann (Flagler), 2009-12

Most Matches with 20+ DigsSeason: 21 by Lindsey Weider (ASU), 2007Career: 50 by Casey Gnann (Flagler), 2009-12

49 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2003-06

Most Matches with 20+ Kills and DigsSeason: 5 by Sherrene Benedict (ASC), 1992Career: 5 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1994-97

5 by Sherrene Benedict (ASC), 1992

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

TEAM RECORDS(ALL MATCHES)

Most KillsMatch: 99 by Francis Marion vs Presbyterian, 11-7-97Season: 2,222 by USC Aiken, 1995

Most Kills Per GameSeason: 16.56 by North Florida, 2004

Highest Hitting PercentageMatch: .611 (35-2-54) by UNC Pembroke vs Bowie State, 10-9-10Season: .327 by USC Aiken, 1994

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

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

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

Most Blocks Per GameSeason: 5.82 by Armstrong State, 1991

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

Most Digs Per GameSeason: 21.70 by Francis Marion, 1994

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

Most Assists Per GameSeason: 15.03 by North Florida, 2004

Most Wins to Begin a Season31 by Armstrong Atlantic, 2012

PBC All-TimeIndividual VolleyballLeaders (1991-2014)

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Kills in a Season620 by Nicole Smith (AASU), 1994610 by Kristi Jardine (UNCP), 1994597 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA), 2004583 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA), 2003546 by Lezlie Logan (FMU), 2004541 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2004541 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1997538 by Meg Weathersby (Flagler), 2010535 by Kim Pitman (USCS), 2001534 by Jennifer Grande (FMU), 1995

Kills in a Career1906 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2001-041878 by Lezlie Logan (FMU), 2003-061803 by Jessica Howard (ASU), 2006-091778 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1994-971762 by Mandy Rupert (Upstate), 2003-061714 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA), 2001-041524 by Jessica Santaniello (Arm), 2010-131523 by Jennifer Grande (FMU), 1993-961455 by Mandy Gerolstein (USCA), 2004-071409 by Traci Knuth (AASU), 2003-061409 by Manyi Ati (UM), 2010-13

Hitting Percentage in a Season.486 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1997.465 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2003.444 by Andrea Jany (AASU), 1996.438 by Jan Chapman (USCS), 1993.435 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2001.422 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2002.417 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2004.417 by Debbie McNamara (UNCP), 1993.414 by Emily Kohler (UNF), 2004.408 by Kim Pitman (USCS), 2001.406 by Brittany Wolf (AASU), 2011

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

Aces in a Season124 by Brittany Runo (UNF), 1998105 by Jennifer Grande (FMU), 199597 by Ashley Seal (AASU), 201293 by Jennifer Grande (FMU), 199485 by Jennifer Jones (USCS), 199384 by Sofie Hakansson (AASU), 200183 by Koreena Kaminsky (AASU), 199280 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 200580 by Jessica Lane (USCA), 200380 by Katie Baker (UNCP), 200179 by Erin Melius (AASU), 200277 by Jayme Hodges (USCA), 1994

Kills in a Match41 by Andrea Jany (AASU) at SCAD, 9/17/9639 by Kierstan Jakowitz (UNF) vs. Northwood, 9/5/9836 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA) vs. Augusta State, 10/1/0335 by Nicole Smith (AASU) vs. Francis Marion, 9/30/9433 by Angie Chervestad (USCA) vs. USCS, 11/4/0033 by Nicole Smith (AASU) vs. UNC Pembroke, 10/1/9433 by Sherrene Benedict (AASU) at Francis Marion, 11/14/9432 by Ashley Diedrich (USCA) vs King, 9/6/1432 by Jessica Howard (ASU) vs Lenior-Rhyne, 9/11/0932 by Sarah Lobstein (ASU) vs Lander, 10/22/0532 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA) vs. Nova Southeastern, 10/17/0332 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA) vs. Lincoln Memorial, 9/6/0331 by Jessica Lombardi (FMU) vs AASU, 9/28/0731 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA) vs. Francis Marion, 10/9/0431 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA) vs. Wingate, 8/28/04

Aces in a Match11 by Jessica Lombadi (FMU) vs Converse, 10/6/0711 by Katie Baker (UNCP) vs. N.C. Central, 9/12/0110 by Samantha Lukralle (USCA) vs. Coker, 10/23/109 by Mandy Rupert (Upstate) vs UNCP, 10/1/059 by Margaret Thornton (AASU) vs. Converse, 9/18/049 by Koreena Kaminski (AASU) vs. Troy State, 9/26/029 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA) vs. St. Leo, 10/18/969 by Vicki Elliott (USCA) vs. Wingate, 10/4/96

Assists in a Match93 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA) vs. Presbyterian, 10/6/9481 by Candice Anderson (USCA) vs. USCS, 11/4/0076 by Amanda Shelton (AASU) vs. USC Spartanburg, 9/14/9675 by Valerie Martinez (UNF) vs. Tampa, 9/23/0475 by Alysia Kern (UNF) vs. N. Colorado, 8/26/0073 by 3 players

Digs in a Match53 by Lindsey Weider (ASU) vs East Stroudsburg, 10/12/0751 by Andrea Laza (UNCP) vs Limestone, 10/23/0950 by Andrea Laza (UNCP) vs Lander, 10/27/0747 by Andrea Laza (UNCP) vs Catawba, 11/6/0747 by Melissa Trippany (Lander) vs Catawba, 9/25/0746 by Paige Champy (FMU) vs. Central Wesleyan, 10/22/9445 by Kelsie Deaton (FMU) vs. Palm Beach Atl., 10/22/1044 by Andrea Laza (UNCP) vs Lees-McRae, 8/25/07

Blocks in a Match22 by Christy Johansen (ASU) vs. Francis Marion, 9/25/9115 by Jessica Hartley (UNCP) vs Catawba, 8/28/0914 by Kay Stewart (Lander) vs Anderson, 10/6/0714 by Christy Plecha (LU) vs. USC Upstate, 9/29/0413 by 5 players

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

Assists in a Season1829 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 19971790 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 19951774 by Valerie Martinez (UNF), 20041722 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 19941708 by Erin Melius (AASU), 20021614 by Olivia Snipes (Flagler), 20111594 by Valerie Martinez (UNF), 20021585 by Beth Peterson (UNCP), 19941552 by Heather Fierce (UNCP), 20071504 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 19961499 by Valerie Martinez (UNF), 2003

Assists in a Career6845 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA),1994-976230 by Valerie Martinez (UNF), 2001-045582 by Erin Melius (AASU), 1999-20025162 by Erin Kopec (USCS), 2000-044984 by Crystal Poskey (FMU), 1996-994945 by Alysia Kern (UNF), 1997-20004846 by Nicole Swaback (USCS), 1996-994572 by Rachel Dalitz (USCA), 2002-054302 by Jessica Register (LU), 2011-143972 by Jenna Kaiser (FMU), 2005-08

Digs in a Season846 by Lindsey Weider (ASU), 2007798 by Andrea Laza (UNCP), 2007731 by Casey Gnann (Flagler), 2011730 by Casey Gnann (Flagler), 2012709 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2005700 by Melissa Trippany (LU), 2007682 by Carissa Bell (UM), 2014675 by Kaleigh Harvey (UM), 2013663 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2004655 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2006651 by Melissa Trippany (LU), 2004641 by Caitlyn Kovach (Flagler), 2013

Digs in a Career2504 by Melissa Trippany (LU), 2004-072261 by Andrea Laza (UNCP), 2006-092248 by Casey Gnann (Flagler), 2009-122248 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2003-062160 by Samantha Lukralle (USCA), 2008-121886 by Kelsie Deaton (FMU), 2007-101753 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 1994-971688 by Kristin Korte (USCS), 1998-20011682 by Casey Howett (Arm), 2008-111680 by Jackie Phiel (FMU), 2004-071666 by Jessica Santaniello (Arm), 2010-131611 by Stefanie Durham (USCA),2005-081568 by Jennifer Grande (FMU) 1993-961541 by Christina Flores (AASU),2003-061528 by Mandy Rupert (Upstate),2003-06

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

Blocks in a Career759 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1994-97592 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2001-04548 by Jessica Howard (ASU), 2006-09536 by Traci Knuth (AASU), 2003-06484 by Mandy Gerolstein (USCA), 2004-07433 by Lezlie Logan (FMU), 2003-06425 by Candice Modlinski (AASU), 2001-04420 by Sarah Haynes (AASU), 1999-2002418 by Mallory Eggert (FMU), 2007-10412 by Brittany Wolf (AASU), 2009-12

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