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TABLE OF CONTENTS

3 Quick Facts

3 Media Information/ Media Outlets

4-6 Coaching Staff

6 Antelope Gymnasium

7 Roster

8 Media Roster

9-25 Player Profiles

26 Season Outlook

27 2009 Season Statistics/Results

28-30 Pacific West Conference

31-32 Records

33 Honors & Awards

34 All-Time Roster

35 All-Time Series Records

36-41 Year-by-Year Results

41 Postseason History

42 Team Totals Year-by-Year

43 2010 Schedule/Team Photo

44-45 GCU New Athletic Facilities

46 GCU Athletic Facilities

47 Grand Canyon University

48 Phoenix, AZ

49-50 GCU Administration

GCU ATHLETICS DIRECTORYAREA CODE-PREFIX: 602.639.

STAFF

B. Keith Baker Director of Athletics x6054

Ruth Ann Gardner Assistant Athletics Director x6041

Dan Nichols Assistant Athletics Director x6117

Patti Stapleton Administrative Assistant x6053

Geordie Hackett, A.T.C. Head Athletic Trainer x6038

Sam Cervantes Assistant Athletic Trainer x6925

Chuck Howard Strength / Conditioning x6655

Dr. Craig Phelps Team Orthopedic Physician x6038

Joshua Meyer Compliance Coordinator x6587

Claude N. Pensis Faculty Athletics Representative x6971

Joel Horn Sports Information Director x6061

Steve Heath Assistant Sports Information Director x6514

FAX NUMBERS

Athletic Training Room Fax x7815

Gymnasium Fax x7824

Clubhouse Fax x7834

SID Fax 480.270.3672

CREDITS

The 2010 edition of the Grand Canyon University Volleyball Media Guide was

compiled and written by Assistant Sports Information Director Steve Heath.

Season Outlook written by Steve Heath. Design and layout assistance by

Deanna M Fusco (SoHo Southwest). Photo contributions by Tim Koors.

ON THE COVERBottom Left: Kristen Preach Middle: Laurann Durbin Right: Head Coach Kris Naber

Women’sVolleyball

2010 GCU Women’s Volleyball Media Guide 3

GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY3300 W Camelback RoadPhoenix, AZ 85017602.639.6035gculopes.com

Enrollment: 44,000Affiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Pacific West ConferenceFacility: Antelope GymnasiumCapacity: 2,000

Colors: Purple/Black/WhiteNickname: Antelopes (‘Lopes)CEO: Brian MuellerExecutive Chairman: Brent RichardsonAthletic Director: B. Keith BakerPhone: 602.639.6054Head Coach: Kris Naber, 16th yearPhone: 602.639.6034

Sports Information Director: Joel HornPhone: 602.639.6061Fax: 602.639.7811 or 480.270.3672Assistant SID (Volleyball Contact): Steve HeathPhone: 602.639.6514

Quick Facts

To The MediaAny questions or assistance arranging interviews can be obtained

by contacting Steve Heath, Assistant Sports Information Director, at

602.639.6514. Athletes and coaches typically are available before and

after practice. GCU student-athletes are not available for interviews on

game days prior to game time. Requests for interviewing a student-

athlete at a practice or after a GCU event should be brought to the

attention of Steve Heath.

CredentialsRequests for press/photo credentials should be faxed or e-mailed on

official letterhead to the GCU Sports Information Office at 602.639.7811

at least 24 hours prior to event. Since space is limited, requests from

media that cover GCU Athletics on a regular basis are given priority

over those from visiting media. Working media with credentials are

provided with a designated seat location at each event.

Event ServicesNotes, lineups cards and cumulative statistics are furnished prior to

each event. Final game statistics also will be available when complete

after each contest. All information can be obtained by contacting

the Sports Information staff or visiting the Sports Information office.

Wireless Internet, telephone and fax services are available for

each Grand Canyon University event and are located in the Sports

Information office and athletic venues. Media outside of the metro

Phoenix area may arrange to receive final statistics, event summaries

and postgame quotes transmitted via facsimile or e-mail.

PhotographersEvent access will be available to photographers from media

outlets which have received credentials from the GCU Sports

Information Office.

Radio and TelevisionElectronic media (radio and television) must obtain contact with the

GCU Sports Information Office at least 48 hours in advance to ensure

broadcast locations. A limited amount of radio broadcast lines are

available and are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.

NEWSPAPERS

The Arizona Republic

200 E Van Buren St.Phoenix, AZ 85004Phone: 602.444.8641 – Fax: 602.444.8686

Glendale Star/ Peoria Times

Phone: 623.847.4614 – Fax: 623.842.6017

East Valley Tribune

Phone: 480.898.6525 – Fax: 480.898.5665

RADIO

XTRA AM-910

Phone: 602.260.9191 – Fax: 602.650.5275

The Fan AM 1060

Phone: 480.838.0400

TELEVISION

COX SPORTS-7 Phone: 602.379.2400 – Fax: 602.379.2459

KNXV-15 (ABC) Phone: 602.273.1500 – Fax: 602.685.3000

KPHO-5 (CBS) Phone: 602.264.1000 – Fax: 602.650.0761

KPNX-12 (NBC) Phone: 602.257.1212 – Fax: 602.257.6670

KSAZ-10 (FOX) Phone: 602.262.5124 – Fax: 602.262.0435

KTVK-3 (IND.) Phone: 602.207.3443 – Fax: 602.207.3477

WIRE SERVICE

The Associated Press

500 N. Third Street, Suite 120Phoenix, AZ 85004Phone: 602.258.8934 – Fax: 602.254.9573

Media Information Media Outlets

PG 5 - Kris Naber

PG 6 - Whitney Estes

PG 6 - Megan Taylor

PG 6 - Sara Ray

COACHING STAFF


Coaching Staff

Veteran head coach Kris Naber enters her 16th season at the helm of the Grand Canyon University women’s volleyball program.

Only 14 wins from 250 for her career, Naber is the winningest volleyball coach in GCU history.

Her 2009 team finished with a 21-8 record (.724 winning percentage). It was Naber’s fourth 20-win season and second best overall in her tenure. The Antelopes finished the year on a nine-game winning streak.

During the 2007 season, Naber reached the 200-win milestone while the GCU program won their 400th all-time match.

In 1999, her fifth year at the school, Grand Canyon posted a 25-7 record, Naber’s best season.

A former GCU volleyball player, she passed her former coach and predecessor Terri Smith in all-time coaching wins with a 3-0 victory at Chico State on Nov. 7, 2003.

She has had seven winning seasons in her coaching tenure, including back-to-back winning campaigns in her first two years and a three-year run of winning seasons from 1998-2000.

Naber has coached several players who’ve broken records at Grand Canyon. In 2002, GCU setter Natalie Jandreau moved past Teri Tanita in career assists. By the conclusion of her senior year in 2003, Jandreau amassed 4,474 assists which is 1,676 more than Tanita, who stands second all-time. In 1999, Amber LeTarte became Grand Canyon’s all-time leader in kills and digs.

In 2008 then-freshman Laurann Durbin broke Naber’s record for digs in a single season with 530. She topped it again in 2009 with 584. The coach had 515 in 1989.

As a player at Grand Canyon, Naber chalked up numerous honors for her accomplishments. In 1988, she recorded 1,065 assists, 481 digs and 43 service aces, helping her earn All-District honors for that

season. During the 1989 campaign, she was named Grand Canyon’s first volleyball All-American for the NAIA and Asics Tiger Teams. She was also selected to the All-District team, the All-Southwest Region team and earned Most Valuable Player accolades for the Rocky Mountain Association Classic and the Canyon Court Classic.

Naber can be found in several places in the Grand Canyon record books. She ranks sixth in career assists (2,306) and eighth in career digs (996), demonstrating her expertise with both offensive and defensive skills. Naber is tied for first for games played (150 in 1988).

After her playing days, Naber served as a graduate assistant under Smith. From there, she moved on to Agua Fria High School, where her teams advanced to three state tournaments during her four-year tenure.

Naber earned her degree in Physical Education for secondary teachers from GCU in 1991. Formerly Kris Belcher, she and her husband Jon reside in Glendale with their children, Nickolas, Shelby and Tatum.

Grand Canyon, 1991Overall Tenure at GCU: 16th year (236-211, .528).

All-Time Coaching Records

Kris Naber

HEADCOACH

YEAR COACH REC. PCT.

1981 Bev Spitler 1-13 .0711982 Bev Spitler N/A N/A1983 No Team Sponsored – .–––1984 Keith Baker 0-12 .0001985 Beth Dalton 6-21 .2221986 Beth Dalton 3-14 .176 Keith Baker 3-8 .2731987 Jeaneane Pence 14-23 .3781988 Jeaneane Pence 26-18 .5911989 Terri Smith 36-10 .7831990 Terri Smith 23-15 .6051991 Terri Smith 27-12 .6921992 Terri Smith 26-10 .7221993 Terri Smith 25-5 .8331994 Terri Smith 16-17 .4851995 Kris Naber 21-10 .6771996 Kris Naber 18-13 .5811997 Kris Naber 14-19 .4241998 Kris Naber 22-9 .7091999 Kris Naber 25-7 .7812000 Kris Naber 18-12 .6002001 Kris Naber 14-15 .4832002 Kris Naber 13-17 .4332003 Kris Naber 11-16 .4072004 Kris Naber 6-18 .2502005 Kris Naber 14-18 .4382006 Kris Naber 17-14 .5482007 Kris Naber 7-20 .2592008 Kris Naber 15-15 .5002009 Kris Naber 21-8 .724

ALL-TIME RECORD 442-389 .532


Coaching Staff

Megan Taylor enters her third season as an assistant coach with the GCU women’s volleyball program. She was a standout

setter at GCU, concluding her career in 2006. She ranks second among the school’s all-time assist leaders with 2,800.

Prior to coming to GCU, Taylor played at the University of San Francisco and participated in the program’s first NCAA tournament contest in 2003.

She starred at San Marcos High School, breaking the school record for assists in 2002. She was voted the team’s Most Inspirational Player three times.

Sara Ray begins her first season as a volunteer assistant coach with the Grand Canyon University women’s volleyball program.

Ray comes to GCU from the University of Wyoming, where she was an assistant coach for two seasons. She played for the Cowgirls from 2003-06 and was voted president of the UW Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and chair person for the Mountain West Conference her senior year.

She has also worked as an instructor with camps at Wyoming and South Dakota State, along with coaching Midway Junior’s Volleyball Club and Arizona Volleyball Academy.

Megan Taylor

ASSISTANT COACH

Sara Ray

VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT

Whitney Estes begins her first season as a graduate assistant coach with the Grand Canyon volleyball program. Estes finished

her career in 2009. She finished strong, being named second team All-Pacific West Conference, as well as to the league’s all-academic team. She led GCU in total kills (219). For her career, she finished with 734 kills and 165 blocks.

She was twice named to the PacWest All-Academic team and was an honorable mention all-league choice in 2008. She was a two-time all-region choice in high school at Douglas High in Gardnerville, NV.

Whitney Estes

GRADUATE ASSISTANT

ANTELOPE GYMNASIUM

The on-campus facility has a capacity of 2,000, and is a part of a larger facility that encompasses the Old Antelope Gymnasium. The newer gym was also the site of a celebrity basketball game headlined by the likes of Magic Johnson and Deion Sanders as part of the Super Bowl XXX festivities in Phoenix in 1996. The Phoenix Suns have used Antelope Gymnasium for private workouts. University of Arizona’s Head Basketball Coach Lute Olson also used the facility for one of his many successful basketball coaching videos.

Antelope Gymnasium opened in 1994 and hosts all of Grand Canyon University NCAA contests in men’s and women’s volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball and wrestling, in addition to dozens of amateur tournaments, concerts and other year-round events.

The facility is located on the northwest corner of campus at 3300 W. Camelback Road, Phoenix, Arizona.


GCU sophomore Erica Ehlo goes in for the kill.

Megan Toth (6) and Shelby Taylor (2) talk strategy at the net.

Roster

# Antelopes YR HT P Hometown/High School (Previous School)

1 Jessica Posse FR 5-7 S Rancho Cucamonga, CA/Rancho Cucamonga 2 Kristen Johannsen FR 6-0 MH Phoenix, AZ/Valley Christian 3 Jackie Luallen FR 5-6 L Orange, CA/Villa Park 4 Kristen Preach SO 5-10 S Phoenix, AZ/Xavier Prep 5 Laurann Durbin JR 5-7 L Phoenix, AZ/Sunnyslope 6 Megan Toth SR 5-11 OH Phoenix, AZ/Arcadia 7 Sara Bowden SO 5-11 OH Tempe, AZ/Corona del Sol (N. Arizona) 8 Stephanie McBride JR 5-11 MH/OH Newbury Park, CA/Newbury Park (The Master’s College) 9 Caelen Hiller SO 5-11 OH Phoenix, AZ/Sunnyslope 10 Kaitlynn Ausmus FR 5-10 OH Glendale, AZ/Deer Valley 11 Shelby Taylor SO 6-1 MH Phoenix, AZ/Christian 12 Brooke Blomenkamp JR 5-10 RS Gering, NE/Gering (W. Nebraska CC) 13 Megan Davis FR 5-9 RS/DS Mesa, AZ/Westwood 14 Tommyka Henry SR 5-11 MH Phoenix, AZ/Alhambra (Mesa CC) 15 Erica Ehlo SO 5-11 OH Spokane, WA/Lewis and Clark 16 Emily Draper SO 5-8 DS Phoenix, AZ/Christian 17 Lisa Ramirez JR 5-6 DS/S Peoria, AZ/Peoria 18 Carly Edington FR 5-10 OH Peoria, AZ/Centennial Erin Compton SO-RS 5-6 L Billings, MT/West

HEAD COACH Kris Naber GRADUATE ASSISTANT Whitney Estes ASSISTANT COACH Megan Taylor VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT Sara Ray

2010 GCU Antelopes Numerical

# Antelopes YR HT P Hometown/High School (Previous School)

10 Kaitlynn Ausmus FR 5-10 OH Glendale, AZ/Deer Valley 12 Brooke Blomenkamp JR 5-10 RS Gering, NE/Gering (W. Nebraska CC) 7 Sara Bowden SO 5-11 OH Tempe, AZ/Corona del Sol (N. Arizona) Erin Compton SO-RS 5-6 L Billings, MT/West 13 Megan Davis FR 5-9 RS/DS Mesa, AZ/Westwood 16 Emily Draper SO 5-8 DS Phoenix, AZ/Christian 5 Laurann Durbin JR 5-7 L Phoenix, AZ/Sunnyslope 18 Carly Edington FR 5-10 OH Peoria, AZ/Centennial 15 Erica Ehlo SO 5-11 OH Spokane, WA/Lewis and Clark 14 Tommyka Henry SR 5-11 MH Phoenix, AZ/Alhambra (Mesa CC) 9 Caelen Hiller SO 5-11 OH Phoenix, AZ/Sunnyslope 2 Kristen Johannsen FR 6-0 MH Phoenix, AZ/Valley Christian 3 Jackie Luallen FR 5-6 L Orange, CA/Villa Park 8 Stephanie McBride JR 5-11 MH/OH Newbury Park, CA/Newbury Park (The Master’s College) 1 Jessica Posse FR 5-7 S Rancho Cucamonga, CA/Rancho Cucamonga 4 Kristen Preach SO 5-10 S Phoenix, AZ/Xavier Prep 17 Lisa Ramirez JR 5-6 DS/S Peoria, AZ/Peoria 11 Shelby Taylor SO 6-1 MH Phoenix, AZ/Christian 6 Megan Toth SR 5-11 OH Phoenix, AZ/Arcadia

HEAD COACH Kris Naber GRADUATE ASSISTANT Whitney Estes ASSISTANT COACH Megan Taylor VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT Sara Ray

2010 GCU Antelopes Alphabetical


Jessica Posse FRRancho Cucamonga, CA

Kristen Johannsen FRPhoenix, AZ

Jackie Luallen FROrange, CA

Kristen Preach SOPhoenix, AZ

Laurann Durbin JRPhoenix, AZ

Megan Toth SRPhoenix, AZ

Sara Bowden SOTempe, AZ

Stephanie McBride JRNewbury Park, CA

Caelen Hiller SOPhoenix, AZ

Kaitlynn Ausmus FRGlendale, AZ

Shelby Taylor SOPhoenix, AZ

Brooke Blomenkamp JRGering, NE

Megan Davis FRMesa, AZ

Tommyka Henry SRPhoenix, AZ

Erica Ehlo SOSpokane, WA

Emily Draper SOPhoenix, AZ

Lisa Ramirez JRPeoria, AZ

Carly Edington FRPeoria, AZ

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Media Roster

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SENIORS

Player Profiles

PG 10 - Megan Toth PG 11 - Tommyka Henry


Date of Birth: December 11, 1988

Major: Secondary Education

Career Highlights: GCU: 2009 – Reached milestone in both kills (601) and blocks (100)… Had 14 kills twice and double-digit kills in six matches… Had 11 kills, 13 digs and two solo blocks in 3-2 victory over BYU-Hawai’i (Oct. 3)… just missed back-to-back double-double with nine kills and 14 digs in 3-0 win over Embry-Riddle (Oct. 9)… Also had 14 kills and nine digs in season-opening win over Colorado School of Mines (Aug. 28).

2008 – Named to Pacific West Conference All-Academic team… Second on team with 246 (2.37) kills…Had career-high 21 kills, a GCU season high, and .409 hitting percentage in win over Dixie State (Sept. 20)… Had 20 kills in triumph over Chaminade (Oct. 3)… Only player to have 20 or more kills in a match and had three of the top four kill totals for the season, adding an 18-kill performance in loss to Chaminade (Oct. 4)… Had eight double-figure kill performances, team was 7-1 in those matches… had double-figure digs on five occasions and double-figures in both kills and digs four times… added six total blocks in victory over Hawai’i-Hilo (Oct. 11)… bettered marks in kills (246), digs (195) and blocks (45) from frosh season.

2007 – Ended rookie season third-best on team in kills (202)… Added 132 digs and 35 blocks… Played well against Dixie State, getting four service aces in 3-2 road win (Sept. 29), then had career-best 19-dig performance in 3-2 loss at home against the Red Storm (Oct. 13).

Arcadia HS: 2006 – First team all-state and all-region… East Sky Region Player of the Year.

2005 – East Sky Region Player of the Year.

Personal: Parents are Mark and Myra Toth. She has one sister, Melissa.

CAREER HIGHS:

Kills: 21 (vs. Dixie State, Sept. 20, 2008)

Assists: 5 (at Western Washington, Sept. 11, 2009)

Aces: 4 (at Dixie State, Sept. 29, 2007)

Digs: 19 (vs. Dixie State, Oct. 13, 2007)

Blocks: 6 (vs. Hawai’i Hilo, Oct. 11, 2008)

Blocks solo: 2 (four times, *BYU-Hawai’i, Oct. 3, 2009)

Block assists: 5 (vs. Hawai’i Hilo, Oct. 11, 2008)

*most recent

Player Profiles - Seniors

TOTH STATS

| ATTACK | | SET | | SERVE | | DIG | | BLOCKING |

Season G K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SE SA/G RE DIG D/G BS BA Total B/G BE BHE

2007 93 202 2.17 87 616 .187 11 0.12 18 27 0.19 22 132 1.42 6 29 35 0.38 9 2

2008 104 246 2.37 112 812 .165 20 0.19 18 23 0.17 44 195 1.88 6 39 45 0.43 5 2

2009 64 153 2.39 69 502 .167 27 0.42 10 13 0.16 20 125 1.95 2 18 20 0.31 11 0

TOTALS 261 601 2.30 268 1930 .173 58 0.22 46 63 0.18 86 452 1.73 14 86 100 0.38 25 4

Megan TothSR OH 5-11

Phoenix, AZ HS: Arcadia

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Previous School: Mesa Community College

Date of Birth: July 7, 1988

Major: Special Education

Career Highlights: GCU: 2009 – Played in seven of final 12 matches…

Had eight kills in 3-0 win at Chaminade (Oct. 16) and followed up

with seven kills in 3-0 victory against Hawai’i Pacific (Oct. 17) the next

night…In GCU debut, had four kills, four digs, one solo block and

three block assists in 3-0 victory at Embry-Riddle (Oct. 9)… Had .255

attack percentage, third best on club… Totaled three digs and three

block assists at Chaminade (Oct. 16).

MCC: 2008 – Had 135 kills (1.85 per game) and .206 hitting

percentage… Recorded 28 blocks (.384 bpg) and 52 digs (.712 dpg)

and added six assists.

Alhambra HS: 2006 – Qualified for state track meet in the 300 hurdles

and high jump, placing 11th in prelims of both events.

Personal: Parents are Thomas and La Donna Henry. She has two

sisters, La Vondra and La Tasia and one brother, Thomas.

CAREER HIGHS:

Kills: 8 (at Chaminade, Oct. 16, 2009)

Assists: 1 (at Hawai’i Pacific, Oct.17, 2009)

Digs: 4 (at Embry-Riddle, Oct. 9, 2009)

Blocks: 4 (at Embry-Riddle, Oct. 9, 2009)

Blocks solo: 1 (at Embry-Riddle, Oct. 9, 2009)

Block assists: 3 (twice; at Embry-Riddle, Oct. 9, 2009;

at Chaminade, Oct. 16, 2009)

Player Profiles - Seniors

HENRY STATS



2009 15 26 1.73 12 55 .255 1 0.07 0 0 0.00 0 9 0.60 1 10 11 0.73 5 0

TOTALS 15 26 1.73 12 55 .255 1 0.07 0 0 0.00 0 9 0.60 1 10 11 0.73 5 0

Tommyka HenrySR MH 5-11

Phoenix, AZ HS: Alhambra

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Player Profiles

JUNIORS

PG 13 - Laurann Durbin

PG 15 - Brooke Blomenkamp

PG 14 - Lisa Ramirez

PG 15 - Stephanie McBride


Date of Birth: February 21, 1990

Major: Communications

Career Highlights: GCU: 2009 – Has 1,114 career digs in only two seasons, ranking fifth on the school’s all-time list… Preseason Pacific West Conference Libero of the Year… Led PacWest in digs with 584 and 5.62 per game, ranking her ninth in the nation… Named second-team All-PWC libero by league coaches… broke her own school record for digs in a season (530), set as a freshman… had season-high 44 digs in four-set contest at Dixie State (Sept. 17)… Had 30-plus digs five times… Tallied double-figure digs in 26 of 29 matches… Had two service aces in a match nine times… Totaled three assists in a match five times.

2008 – Broke head coach Kris (Belcher) Naber’s school record (515, 1989) for digs in a season with 530… ranked third in the PacWest in digs with a 4.57 per game average… named to Cactus Classic all-tournament team as libero… had 34 digs against Chaminade (Oct. 3)

…tallied 20 or more digs 11 time… had four service aces at Hawai’i Pacific (Oct. 21).

Sunnyslope HS: 2007 – Selected second-team all-state and first-team all-region.

2006 – Played on unbeaten state championship team with current GCU teammate Caelen Hiller.

Personal: Parents are Gale and Judy Durbin. She has one sister, Jessica.

CAREER HIGHS:

Kills: 2 (at Hawai’i Pacific, Oct. 14, 2009)

Assists: 4 (vs. Central Washington, Aug. 29, 2008)

Aces: 4 (at Hawai’i Pacific, Oct. 21, 2008)

Digs: 44 (at Dixie State, Sept. 17, 2009)

Blocks: 1 (vs. Adams State, Aug. 29, 2009)

Block assists: 1 (vs. Adams State, Aug. 29, 2009)

Player Profiles - Juniors

DURBIN STATS



2008 116 1 0.01 7 40 -.150 32 0.28 34 34 0.29 26 530 4.57 0 0 0 0.00 0 2

2009 104 7 0.07 3 42 .095 51 0.49 26 17 0.25 23 584 5.62 0 1 1 0.01 0 4

TOTALS 220 8 0.04 10 82 -.024 83 0.38 60 51 0.27 49 1114 5.06 0 1 1 0.00 0 6

Laurann DurbinJR L 5-7

Phoenix, AZ HS: Sunnyslope

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Date of Birth: March 20, 1990


Career Highlights: GCU: 2009 – Played in a career-high 75 games…

Tallied 18 digs in a 3-1 loss at Western Washington (Sept. 11)…

Accounted for four assists on three occasions and two service aces

three times, too… Had double-figures in digs four times and totaled

134 for the season.

2008 – Had 19 assists off the bench in 3-2 victory over Academy of Art

(Nov. 7)… Had 10 digs and three service aces in conference-opening

victory over Dixie State (Sept. 19).

Peoria HS: 2007 – Set school record for assists… named first team

all-region.

Personal: Parents are Arthur Ramirez and Debbie Keatley. She

has two brothers, Anthony and Daniel, and two sisters, Ashley

and Sabrina.CAREER HIGHS:

Kills: 1 (six times; *vs. BYU-Hawai’i, Oct. 3, 2009)

Assists: 19 (at Academy of Art, Nov. 7, 2008)

Aces: 3 (vs. Dixie State, Sept. 19, 2008)

Digs: 18 (at Western Washington, Sept. 11, 2009)

Blocks: 1 (at Dixie State, Sept. 17, 2009)

Block assists: 1 (at Dixie State, Sept. 17, 2009)

*most recent


RAMIREZ STATS



2008 35 4 0.11 3 16 .062 24 0.69 4 7 0.11 6 51 1.46 0 0 0 0.00 0 1

2009 75 2 0.03 4 18 -.111 29 0.39 13 13 0.17 9 134 1.79 0 1 1 0.01 0 1

TOTALS 110 6 0.05 7 34 -.029 53 0.48 17 20 0.15 15 185 1.68 0 1 1 0.01 0 2

Lisa RamirezJR S/DS 5-6

Peoria, AZ HS: Peoria

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Brooke BlomenkampJR OH 5-10

Gering, NE HS: Gering

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Stephanie McBrideJR MH/OH 5-11

Newbury Park, CA HS: Newbury Park

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Previous School: The Master’s College


Major: Interdisciplinary Studies

Career Highlights: The Master’s College: 2009 – In 28 matches,

was co-team leader in solo blocks with nine… Had 180 kills (1.88), 26

service aces, 100 digs (1.04) and 44 total blocks.

2008 – Led team in solo blocks (nine), total blocks (56) and service

aces per game (.32)… Had 29 total service aces… Was third on team

in kills with 136 (1.49).

Newbury Park HS: 2007 – Selected team MVP… named to first

team all-conference and second team All-Ventura County.

Personal: Parents are David and Christi McBride. She has one

brother, Patrick.

Previous School: Western Nebraska CC


Major: Marketing

Career Highlights: WNCC: 2009 – Honorable mention all-conference

performer for program that went 101-8 over her two seasons …

Earned school’s Cougar Pride Award and Cougar Athlete of the Week

honor ... Played on region championship and national qualifier.

2008 – Played on region title and national qualifying team.

Personal: Parents are Neal and Lora Blomenkamp. She has two

brothers, Spencer and Tanner.

Player Profiles

SOPHOMORES

PG 17 - Kristen Preach

PG 19 - Shelby Taylor

PG 21 - Sara Bowden

PG 22 - Erin Compton

PG 18 - Caelen Hiller

PG 20 - Erica Ehlo

PG 21 - Emily Draper




Career Highlights: GCU: 2009 – Named Pacific West Conference

Freshman of the Year… Ranked fourth in the Pacific West Conference

in hitting percentage (.286) and assists (9.58)… Totaled nine kills,

47 assists and 12 digs in five-set win over Dominican (Nov. 13)… In

four-set defeat at Dixie State had season-best 55 assists (Sept. 18)…

Had 49 assists in four-set triumph over Colorado Mines (Aug. 28)…

Totaled 40 or more assists nine times… Went errorless with eight kills

(.615) in four-set victory over Chaminade (Oct. 13)… Twice had 12-

dig matches… Three times had five total blocks and twice had three

service aces in one match.

2008 – Named to PacWest All-Academic team… Missed season due

to injury.

2007 – Was medical redshirt.

Xavier Collegiate Prep: 2007 – Selected XCP Outstanding Senior

Athlete.

2006 – United Dairyman Council of Arizona All-American first team…

first team all-state… selected to Phoenix All-City team… chosen first

team all-region… named team MVP.

2005 – Honorable mention all-state… first team all-region… played on

state championship team.

Personal: Parents are Brett and Deb Preach. She has three sisters,

Lindsay, Lacey and Stephanie.

CAREER HIGHS: Kills: 9 (at Dominican, Nov. 13, 2009)Assists: 55 (at Dixie State, Sept. 18, 2009)Aces: 3 (twice, at Hawai’i Pacific, Oct. 17, 2009; vs. Academy of Art, Nov. 7, 2009)Digs: 12 (twice, at Dixie State, Sept. 17, 2009; at Dominican, Nov. 13, 2009)Blocks: 5 (three times; vs. *vs. Southwestern, Oct. 26, 2009)Blocks solo: 1 (six times, *vs. Academy of Art, Nov. 6, 2009)Block assists: 5 (twice; vs. BYU-Hawai’i, Oct. 3, 2009; vs. Central Washington, Sept. 12, 2009)

*most recent

Player Profiles - Sophomores

PREACH STATS



2009 105 133 1.27 36 345 .281 1005 9.57 24 21 0.23 0 204 1.94 6 54 60 0.57 12 23

TOTALS 105 133 1.27 36 345 .281 1005 9.57 24 21 0.23 0 204 1.94 6 54 60 0.57 12 23

Kristen PreachSO S 5-10

Phoenix, AZ HS: Xavier College Prep

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Career Highlights: GCU: 2009 – Averaged team-best 4.07 kills per

game with .280 attack percentage before season-ending injury… Also

averaged 2.57 digs per game… Had team’s six best individual kill

performances, including a 28-kill match in a 3-2 win over Fort Lewis

(Aug. 28)… Had only other 20-plus kill performance with 22 in a 3-1

loss at Dixie State (Sep. 17)… Double-digit kills in nine of 12 matches

played… Hit .500 in win over Fort. Lewis (28-2-52) and in 3-1 Sep.

18 loss at Dixie State (19-3-32)… Tallied double-figure digs in six of

12 matches played including 17 in 3-1 loss at Dixie State (Sep. 17)…

Recorded personal-best four block assists in 3-0 win over Mesa State

(Aug. 27) and 3-1 loss at Dixie State (Sep. 17).

Sunnyslope HS: 2007 – Averaged 4.1 kills per game and had .284

hitting percentage... totaled 99 blocks in 95 games to go with 379

digs (4.0 per game) and had 38 aces… was named first-team all-state

and first-team all-region… leading hitter on 35-4 team that advanced

to 4A-I semifinals.

2006 – Played on unbeaten state championship team with GCU

teammate Laurann Durbin… first team all-region.

2005 – Second team all-state and all-region.

Personal: Parents are Leesa Hiller and Caldon Townes.

CAREER HIGHS:

Kills: 28 (vs. Fort Lewis, Aug. 28, 2009)

Assists: 3 (twice; at Colorado Mines, Aug. 28, 2009; vs. Adams State, Aug. 29, 2009)

Aces: 2 (vs. Fort Lewis, Aug. 28, 2009)


Blocks: 4 (twice; vs. Mesa State, Aug. 27, 2009; at Dixie State, Sept. 17, 2009)

Block assists: 4 (twice; vs. Mesa State, Aug. 27, 2009; at Dixie State, Sept. 17, 2009)


HILLER STATS



2009 44 179 4.07 50 461 .280 14 0.32 9 24 0.20 16 113 2.57 0 22 22 0.50 0 0

TOTALS 44 179 4.07 50 461 .280 14 0.32 9 24 0.20 16 113 2.57 0 22 22 0.50 0 0

Caelen HillerSO OH 5-11

Phoenix, AZ HS: Sunnyslope

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Date of Birth: May 23, 1991

Major: Public Relations

Career Highlights: GCU: 2009 – Eight total blocks (0-8) vs. Adams

State at Oredigger Classic (Aug. 29) was tied for second best among

all Canyon players… Had five block assists in three matches and four

block assists in five other contests… Had her personal best nine kills

(twice) at Dixie State (Sept. 18) and in five-set win over BYU-Hawai’i

(Oct. 3)… Tallied season-high seven digs in 3-1 loss at Dixie State

(Sept. 17)… Totaled five solo blocks… Combined for 21 kills and only

five errors in final three matches of season.

Christian HS: 2008 – Named to Arizona Republic Class 1A-3A All-

Arizona Honorable Mention… was team MVP.

Personal: Parents are Clay and Jamie Taylor.

CAREER HIGHS:

Kills: 9 (twice; at Dixie State, Sept. 18, 2009; vs. BYU-Hawai’i, Oct. 3, 2009)

Assists: 3 (at Dixie State, Sept. 18, 2009)

Aces: 1 (twice; vs. Mesa State, Aug. 27, 2009; vs. Embry-Riddle, Sept. 25, 2009)


Blocks: 8 (vs. Adams State, Aug. 29, 2009)

Blocks solo: 1 (five times, *vs. Southwestern, Oct. 26, 2009)

Block assists: 8 (vs. Adams State, Aug. 29, 2009)

*most recent


TAYLOR STATS



2009 78 101 1.29 56 304 .148 11 0.14 2 5 0.03 1 30 0.38 5 68 73 0.94 14 1

TOTALS 78 101 1.29 56 304 .148 11 0.14 2 5 0.03 1 30 0.38 5 68 73 0.94 14 1

Shelby TaylorSO MH 6-0

Phoenix, AZ HS: Christian

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Date of Birth: September 5, 1988

Major: Elementary Education

Career Highlights: GCU: 2009 – Came on strong late in rookie season

and had double-figure kills in four of her final six matches and 10 or

more digs in three of final five contests… Had season-best 15 kills in

3-1 Pacific West Conference win over Notre Dame de Namur (Oct.

31)… Hit .500 in final match of the season, a 3-0 PacWest triumph

at Dominican with 13 kills and only one error in 24 attempts. She and

frosh Caelen Hiller (twice) were only players (with 12 kill minimum) to hit

.500 or better in a match… Had season-best 11 digs (twice) in a 3-0

conference win over Academy of Art (Nov. 6) and 3-1 league loss at

Dixie State (Sept. 18)… Had season-best four block assists (twice) in

3-1 PacWest loss to Hawai’i Hilo (Sept. 29) and 3-1 conference victory

at Chaminade (Oct. 13)… Fourth on team in kills per game (2.25)… Her

13 kills against NDNU (Oct. 30) and Dominican (Nov. 14) were second

most in a three-set match.

Lewis and Clark HS: 2007 – Named second team all-state and first

team All-Greater Spokane League… team was state runner-up and

region champions… won school’s E.L. “Squinty” Hunter Award for top

female athlete.

Personal: Parents are Craig and Jani Ehlo. She has two brothers,

Austin and Gavin.

CAREER HIGHS:Kills: 15 (vs. Notre Dame de Namur, Oct. 31, 2009)Assists: 2 (at Dominican, Nov. 14, 2009)Aces: 3 (at Dominican, Nov. 14, 2009)Digs: 11 (twice, at Dixie State, Sept. 18, 2009; vs. Academy of Art, Nov. 6, 2009)Blocks: 4 (twice; vs. Hawai’i Hilo, Sept. 29, 2009; at Chaminade, Oct. 13, 2009)Blocks solo: 1 (twice, at Hawai’i Pacific, Oct. 14, 2009; vs. Academy of Art, Nov. 6, 2009)Block assists: 4 (twice; vs. Hawai’i Hilo, Sept. 29, 2009; at Chaminade, Oct. 13, 2009)


EHLO STATS



2009 59 133 2.25 53 426 .188 7 0.12 11 10 0.19 7 100 1.69 2 24 26 0.44 1 2

TOTALS 59 133 2.25 53 426 .188 7 0.12 11 10 0.19 7 100 1.69 2 24 26 0.44 1 2

Erica EhloSO OH 5-11

Spokane, WA HS: Lewis and Clark

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Sara BowdenSO OH 5-11

Tempe, AZ HS: Corona del Sol

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Previous School: Northern Arizona


Major: Pre-Pharmacy

Career Highlights: NAU: 2008 – Named to Big Sky All-Academic

team… NAU Golden Eagle Scholar Athlete Award recipient… Played

in 17 matches with five starts… Primarily a defensive specialist, tallied

50 digs (0.96 per game)… Had a career-best nine digs against

Portland State.

Corona del Sol HS: 2007 – Named 5A Division I all-state, 5A East

Valley Tribune All-State, all-city and first team all-region… Was also

named team MVP… Had 487 kills, hit .329 and recorded 55 aces and

301 digs… Led team to a 36-8 mark.

2006 – Named all-city, first team all-region and all-state honorable

mention… Team finished state runner-up.

2005 – Selected second team all-region… Played on region

championship and state runner-up squad.

2004 – Played on region championship team.

Personal: Parents are Brion Bowden and Denise Joseph. She has

one sister, Rachal Ballmann.

Emily DraperSO S/DS 5-8

Phoenix, AZ HS: Christian

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Major: Pre-Physical Therapy

Career Highlights: GCU: 2009 – Played in three matches and four

games as frosh… had dig in 3-0 victory over Embry-Riddle (Oct. 9).

Christian HS: 2008 – Class 2A West First Team All-Region and

team captain.

2007 – Class 2A West All-Region and team captain.

Personal: Parents are Robert and Elizabeth Draper. She has two

brothers, Adam and Brian.

DRAPER STATS



2009 4 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 1 0.00 0 1 0.25 0 0 0 0.00 0 0

TOTALS 4 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 1 0.00 0 1 0.25 0 0 0 0.00 0 0

CAREER HIGHS:Digs: 1 (at Embry-Riddle, Oct. 9, 2009)



Major: Nursing

Career Highlights: GCU: 2009 – Tallied a personal-best 12 digs in 3-1

conference win over Notre Dame de Namur (Oct. 31)… In five-set win

over PacWest foe Dominican (Nov. 13) had 10 digs, one block assist

and one kill… Accounted for an assist and two service aces in 3-0

conference win at Hawai’i Pacific… Averaged 1.98 digs per set, third

best on team.

West HS: 2008 – Class AA first-team all-state libero… set school

record with 433 digs and had 908 for her career… team finished 30-7

and was named MVP.

2007 – First team all-state and led team with 262 digs.

Sunnyslope HS: 2005 – Played with current ’Lopes Laurann Durbin

and Caelen Hiller.

Personal: Parents are Bryan and Gwen Compton. She has one

sister, Katy, and one brother, Clay.

CAREER HIGHS:

Kills: 1 (twice, vs. Embry-Riddle, Sept. 25, 2009; at Dominican

Nov. 13, 2009)

Assists: 1 (five times; *vs. Academy of Art, Nov. 6, 2009)

Aces: 2 (at Hawai’i Pacific, Oct. 17, 2009)

Digs: 12 (vs. Notre Dame de Namur, Oct. 31, 2009)

Blocks: 1 (at Dominican, Nov. 13, 2009)

Block assists: 1 (at Dominican, Nov. 13, 2009)

*most recent


COMPTON STATS



2009 43 2 0.05 1 13 .077 5 0.12 4 1 0.09 4 85 1.98 0 1 1 0.02 0 0

TOTALS 43 2 0.05 1 13 .077 5 0.12 4 1 0.09 4 85 1.98 0 1 1 0.02 0 0

Erin ComptonSO L/DS 5-7

Billings, MT HS: West

Player Profiles

FRESHMEN

PG 24 - Jessica Posse

PG 24 - Jackie Luallen

PG 25 - Kaitlynn Ausmus

PG 24 - Kristen Johannsen

PG 24 - Megan Davis

PG 25 - Carly Edington


Player Profiles - Freshmen

Kristen JohannsenFR MB 6-0

Phoenix, AZ HS: Valley Christian

Megan DavisFR OH/DS 5-9

Tempe, AZ HS: Mesa Westwood

Jackie LuallenFR L 5-6

Orange, CA HS: Villa Park

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Date of Birth: October 22, 1991

Major: Nursing

Career Highlights: Valley Christian HS: 2009 – Played for 2A state championship team and was selected to the all-tournament team… named to the East Valley Tribune 5A-1A All-State team.

2008 – Selected to all-state tournament team.

Personal: Parents are Rob and Kelley Johannsen. She has two brothers, Shane and Brent.

Date of Birth: April 28, 1992


Career Highlights: Westwood HS: 2009 – Named to 5A East Valley Region second team... Had 283 kills (2.8 per game) for team that finished 21-14.

Personal: Parents are Ron and Leslie Davis. She has one sister, Jessica.

Date of Birth: June 3, 1992

Major: Pre-Pharmacy

Career Highlights: Rancho Cucamonga HS: 2009 – Helped lead team to 29-5 record… Averaged 11.1 assists (1,078 total) and 2.3 digs (221) per game… Named first team all-league and first team all-Inland Valley.

2008 – Selected first team all-league and second team all-Inland Valley.

Personal: Parents are Glenn and Ivania Posse. She has one brother, Glenn, Jr.

Date of Birth: November 29, 1992


Career Highlights: Villa Park HS: 2009 – Had team-best 253 digs (5.9) for program that went 21-9 on the season.

Personal: Parents are Charlie and Betti Luallen. She has two sisters, Melanie and Jenna.

Jessica PosseFR S 5-7

Rancho Cucamonga, CA HS: Rancho Cucamonga

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Player Profiles - Freshmen


Major: Sports Medicine

Career Highlights: Deer Valley HS: 2009 – Was named all-region

and honorable mention all-state… Was named team MVP, setting

school records for kills and kill efficiency… Tallied 447 kills (3.9 per

game) and 417 digs (3.6)… Had .477 attack percentage and .324

kill percentage.

2008 – Played on state runner-up team… Was named first-team all-

state… Selected team’s most outstanding offensive player.

Personal: Parents are Clayton and Thereisa Ausmus. She has one

brother, Kyle.

Kaitlynn AusmusFR OH 5-10

Glendale, AZ HS: Deer Valley

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Date of Birth: January 14, 1992

Major: Nursing

Career Highlights: Centennial HS: 2009 – Was named team’s most

improved player… Had 93 kills and 34 blocks and was selected first

team all-region… team finished as state semifinalist.

2007 – Played for state runner-up team in 5A-II class.

2006 – Named team MVP.

Personal: Parents are Larry and Lisa Edington. She has one sister,

Dana, who also played for GCU.

Carly EdingtonFR OH 5-10

Peoria, AZ HS: Centennial

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W ith the 2010 Grand Canyon University women’s volleyball season on the horizon, head coach Kris Naber wants her team to remember

the past.

Naber isn’t being nostalgic; she just wants this year’s club to pick up where the 2009 team left off.

With 10 players back from last season, the 21-8 campaign and season-ending nine-game winning streak are fresh in their minds.

“We have the core group back from last year,” said Naber. “Every team is different, but from the spring and with our first (preseason) meeting, we have focused on how we finished off last year and we expect to pick up where we left.”

Stressing a winning history was also a theme for Naber’s recruiting.

While the newcomers have their individual talents, many have come from very successful programs, too. Frosh hitters Kaitlynn Ausmus (Glendale, Ariz./Deer Valley) and Carly Edington (Peoria, Ariz./Centennial) have experience playing against each other deep into the Arizona high school state tournament.

Junior college transfer Brooke Blomenkamp (Gering, Neb./Gering (W. Nebraska CC) had a combined record of 101-8 over two seasons.

Frosh middle hitter Kristen Johannsen (Phoenix, Ariz./Valley Christian) is coming off a state championship season.

Setter Jessica Posse (Rancho Cucamonga, Calif./Rancho Cucamonga) and libero Jackie Luallen (Orange, Calif./Villa Park) both played for 20-plus win prep teams in California.

Frosh Megan Davis (Tempe, Ariz./Mesa Westwood) comes to GCU from one of Arizona’s historically successful 5A high school programs.

A transfer from Division I Northern Arizona, sophomore Sara Bowden (Tempe, Ariz./Corona del Sol (NAU)) earned region titles and played for two state titles while at Corona del Sol.

Junior hitter Stephanie McBride (Newbury Park, Calif./Newbury Park (The Master’s College)) comes in as the newcomer with the most collegiate experience, playing two years at NAIA The Master’s College.

Even with a large returning group, the 2010 team is youthful. Thirteen of the 19 team members are freshmen or sophomores.

They’re young… and talented.

Sophomore setter Kristen Preach (Phoenix, Ariz./Xavier Prep) missed two seasons to injury prior to 2009. She bounced back well enough to take PacWest Freshman of the Year honors.

Now a junior, libero Laurann Durbin (Phoenix, Ariz./Sunnyslope) is coming off her second straight record-setting season. She had 584 digs, after tallying 530 as a freshman. They are the top two seasons in the program’s history for digs, beating coach Naber’s mark (then Kris Belcher) of 515 set in 1989. Durbin needs only 232 digs to become the program’s all-time leader.

The two young veterans will provide leadership and stability.

Sophomores Erica Ehlo (Spokane, Wash./Lewis and Clark), Shelby Taylor (Phoenix, Ariz./Christian), Caelen Hiller (Phoenix, Ariz./Sunnyslope) and Erin Compton (Billings, Mont./West) all saw ample time in their first collegiate seasons, Ehlo and Hiller as outside hitters, Taylor as a middle blocker and Compton at libero.

Added experience will come from the team’s lone four-year senior, outside hitter Megan Toth (Phoenix, Ariz./Arcadia), who has 600 kills and 100 blocks for her career and, junior setter Lisa Ramirez (Peoria, Ariz./Peoria), who had 18 digs in a match at Western Washington last season.

Both senior hitter Tommyka Henry (Phoenix, Ariz./Alhambra (Mesa CC) and sophomore defensive specialist Emily Draper (Phoenix, Ariz./Christian) will be vying for more time in their second seasons at GCU.

In a conference proud of its women’s volleyball tradition, the ‘Lopes are hoping to make a run at a Pacific West Conference title and automatic berth into the NCAA Division II Tournament. They finished 10-6 in league play to place fourth in 2009.

“We have gone from, ‘Are we going to win?’ to more toward ‘What are we going to win?’” Naber said.

Along with a tough PacWest slate, Naber and Co. start off the season with a tough non-conference tournament schedule that includes opponents from the always tough California Collegiate Athletic Association, as well as, other key region foes in the UC-Colorado Springs event.

2010 Season Outlook

Laurann Durbin

Kristen Preach


2009 Season Statistics

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL

ALL MATCHES (21-8) (7-3) (8-4) (6-1)CONFERENCE (10-6) (5-3) (5-3) (0-0)NON-CONFERENCE (11-2) (2-0) (3-1) (6-1)

2009 Results


# STAT SUMMARY G K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SE SA/G RE DIG D/G BS BA Total B/G BE BHE

12 Estes, Whitney 100 216 2.16 88 593 .216 14 0.14 6 11 0.06 3 32 0.32 3 64 67 0.67 4 2 9 Hiller, Caelen 44 179 4.07 50 461 .280 14 0.32 9 24 0.20 16 113 2.57 0 22 22 0.50 0 011 Edington, Dana 59 155 2.63 60 419 .227 13 0.22 14 12 0.24 2 76 1.29 6 29 35 0.59 0 0 6 Toth, Megan 64 153 2.39 69 502 .167 27 0.42 10 13 0.16 20 125 1.95 2 18 20 0.31 11 015 Ehlo, Erica 59 133 2.25 53 426 .188 7 0.12 11 10 0.19 7 100 1.69 2 24 26 0.44 1 2 1 Preach, Kristen 105 133 1.27 36 345 .281 1005 9.57 24 21 0.23 0 204 1.94 6 54 60 0.57 12 23 7 Skadeland, Jenna 56 105 1.88 54 280 .182 5 0.09 2 3 0.04 0 19 0.34 9 64 73 1.30 6 1 2 Taylor, Shelby 78 101 1.29 56 304 .148 11 0.14 2 5 0.03 1 30 0.38 5 68 73 0.94 14 118 Peterson, Katie 76 91 1.20 43 262 .183 6 0.08 6 10 0.08 0 22 0.29 9 70 79 1.04 3 114 Henry, Tommyka 15 26 1.73 12 55 .255 1 0.07 0 0 0.00 0 9 0.60 1 10 11 0.73 5 0 5 Durbin, Laurann 104 7 0.07 3 42 .095 51 0.49 26 17 0.25 23 584 5.62 0 1 1 0.01 0 4 4 Bauler, Vicky 74 2 0.03 4 28 -.071 13 0.18 14 13 0.19 15 117 1.58 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 3 Compton, Erin 43 2 0.05 1 13 .077 5 0.12 4 1 0.09 4 85 1.98 0 1 1 0.02 0 017 Ramirez, Lisa 75 2 0.03 4 18 -.111 29 0.39 13 13 0.17 9 134 1.79 0 1 1 0.01 0 1 8 Kraus, Andrea 3 0 0.00 0 0 .000 1 0.33 3 1 1.00 0 3 1.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 013 Baker, Brooke 3 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 2 0.67 0 0 0 0.00 0 016 Draper, Emily 4 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 1 0.00 0 1 0.25 0 0 0 0.00 0 010 Laramore, Taylor 2 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 1 0.00 0 1 0.50 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 TEAM 17 GRAND CANYON 105 1305 12.43 533 3748 .206 1202 11.45 144 156 1.37 117 1657 15.78 43 426 256.0 2.44 56 35 Opponents 105 1326 12.63 643 3919 .174 1239 11.80 117 197 1.11 144 1626 15.49 61 278 200.0 1.90 44 40

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE SCORE-BY-GAME ATTEND

Aug 27 ✦ vs Mesa State W 3-0 25-15,25-23,25-23 298Aug 28 ✦ vs For t Lewis W 3-2 17-25,25-12,25-15,24-26,15-10 100Aug 28 ✦ a t Co lorado Mines W 3-1 16-25,25-20,25-19,25-22 185Aug 29 ✦ vs Weste rn State W 3-0 25-16,25-23,26-24 75Aug 29 ✦ vs Adams State W 3-2 18-25,30-28,25-21,19-25,15-12 100Sep 07 at Southweste rn W 3-0 25-20,25-15,25-23 155Sep 11 ♣ vs Seat t le Pac i f ic L 0 -3 16-25,17-25,18-25 48Sep 11 ♣ a t #24 Weste rn Wash ington L 1-3 10-25,25-20,19-25,18-25 127Sep 12 ♣ vs Centra l Wash ington W 3-1 16-25,25-23,27-25,25-23 71Sep 12 ♣ vs Weste rn Oregon W 3-1 25-23,19-25,25-21,25-19 82Sep 17 ★ a t D ix ie State Co l lege L 1-3 24-26,25-17,17-25,21-25 623Sep 18 ★ a t D ix ie State Co l lege L 1-3 20-25,29-27,23-25,19-25 247Sep 25 EMBRY-RIDDLE W 3 - 0 25 -16,25 -15,25 -11 221Sep 29 ★ #19 HAWAI’ I HILO L 1-3 29 -27,23 -25,20 -25,19 -25 146Sep 30 ★ #19 HAWAI’ I HILO L 0 -3 11-25,20 -25,9 -25 146Oct 02 ★ BYU-HAWAI’ I L 1-3 23 -25,15 -25,25 -22 ,19 -25 226Oct 03 ★ BYU-HAWAI’ I W 3 -2 25 -21,25 -18,22-25,15 -25,15 -13 147Oct 09 at Embr y-R idd le W 3-0 25-12,25-13,25-14 25Oct 13 ★ a t Chaminade Un ive rs i t y W 3-1 25-19,20-25,29-27,26-24 125Oct 14 ★ a t HPU-VB L 0 -3 16-25,22-25,20-25 75Oct 16 ★ a t Chaminade Un ive rs i t y W 3-0 25-22,25-22,25-16 89Oct 17 ★ a t HPU-VB W 3-0 25-17,25-19,25-21 50Oct 26 SOUTHWESTERN W 3- 0 25 -17,25 -13,25 -18 112Oct 30 ★ NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR W 3- 0 25 -10,25 -16,25 -23 102Oct 31 ★ NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR W 3-1 25 -12 ,25 -20,20 -25,25 -21 75Nov 06 ★ ACADEMY OF ART W 3 - 0 25 -16,25 -18,31-29 144Nov 07 ★ ACADEMY OF ART W 3 - 0 25 -12 ,25 -23,25 -23 85Nov 13 ★ a t Domin ican (CA) W 3-2 23-25,25-19,19-25,25-19,15-8 100Nov 14 ★ a t Domin ican (CA) W 3-0 25-9,25-8,25-17 200

✦ Holiday Inn Oredigger Classic (Golden, CO); ♣ Western Washington Tournament (Bellingham, WA); ★ Pacific West Conference Match


★ Grand Canyon University

★ Dixie State

★ BYU-Hawai’i

★ Hawai’i Pacific

★ Hawai’i Hilo

★ Chaminade University

★ Dominican (Cal.)

★ Notre Dame de Namur

★ Academy of Art (CA)

Just over four years ago, seven NCAA Division II programs banded together to revive a briefly dormant league, marking the rebirth of the Pacific West Conference.

In a short time the PacWest has been rocketing back to prominence thanks to national-caliber athletic programs, automatic qualifers, the addition of baseball as a conference sport, and the rise to a nine-team league.

The largest geographic conference in Division II saw its rebirth begin in the fall of 2006 when the league began competition in men’s and women’s soccer for the first time. Women’s basketball also became a league sport, complementing men’s golf, women’s tennis, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s basketball and softball, which have been a staple of the league for several years.

Grand Canyon University in Arizona, Dixie State College of Utah and Notre Dame de Namur University in California teamed up with longtime Hawai’ian-based PacWest programs Chaminade University of Honolulu, Brigham Young University Hawai’i, the University of Hawai’i at Hilo and Hawai’i Pacific University to re-form a conference that fell silent for one year.

In the fall, the Pacific West crowns champions in men’s and women’s soccer, women’s volleyball, and men’s and women’s cross country, while the winter season is the domain of men’s and women’s basketball. In the spring, the league celebrates champions in women’s tennis, men’s golf, softball and, for the first time in 2009, baseball.

Following the 2004-05 campaign, the Pacific West Conference lost a pair of programs in Western New Mexico and Montana State-Billings to slip below the mandated six-team minimum that comprises an official NCAA Division II league. With it went the automatic qualifers for post-season play.

However, the four schools off the mainland competed together as an unofficial conference, playing each other in the sport of basketball so many times that game films quickly became obsolete.

Although not officially recognized by the NCAA that year, the perseverance by Chaminade, BYU-Hawai’i, HPU and Hawai’i Hilo

kept the core of a proud tradition intact until the three new schools put the league back on the Division II map.

And it is a big map.

From the Southwest to the Pacific Rim, the PacWest can redeem a lot of frequent-flyer miles, but its travel plans have its teams landing in major metropolitan markets that many established Division II leagues don’t match.

The schools in Hawai’i have a natural appeal to the local media and community because they turn out quality athletic programs in a focused market. BYU-Hawai’i tennis along with the Chaminade men’s basketball team’s prominent appearance in the Maui Invitational are just a couple of the highly-visible programs and, in 2010, Hawai’i Pacific’s softball program grabbed the conference’s second national title (BYU-Hawai’i won in women’s tennis in 2007) since the league’s rebirth.

NDNU calls Belmont, CA home and is situated midway between the two major media and population centers of San Francisco and San Jose. The addition of the Academy of Art University in San Francisco in 2008-09 and Dominican University of California in 2009-10 gives the PacWest three schools in the Bay Area.

Dixie State is located in the southwest corner of Utah in St. George, not too far across the Nevada border from Las Vegas. The college draws interest from Salt Lake City and Provo as it became the first full-fledged NCAA Division II program in the state.

Grand Canyon University has been in the Division II bracket for a number of years. The Antelopes have a rich tradition of basketball, baseball and men’s soccer and have one of the largest markets in the nation with their location in Phoenix.

The PacWest conference is led by Bob Hogue, the former state senator from Hawai’i who is based in the island state. Hogue replaced Woody Hahn who retired after serving as the commissioner since the early 1990s.


Pacific West Conference

Standings PacWest Pct. Overall Pct. L10 Streak

Hawai‘i Hilo* 15-1 .938 25-2 .926 9-1 L1Dixie State 12-4 .750 18-7 .720 7-3 W4Hawai‘i Pacific 11-5 .688 14-11 .560 6-4 W2Grand Canyon 10-6 .625 21-8 .724 9-1 W9BYU-Hawai‘i 9-7 .562 13-14 .481 6-4 L4Notre Dame de Namur 6-10 .375 11-22 .333 3-7 L5Academy of Art 5-11 .312 18-15 .545 2-8 L1Chaminade 3-13 .188 5-21 .192 3-7 L1Dominican 1-15 .062 6-24 .200 2-8 L4

Player School Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School

Player of the YearFabiane Seben* (1-07/1-08) Hawai‘i Hilo MB Sr. 6-1 Caxias do Sul, Brazil

Libero of the YearJayci Jeffress Dixie State LIB So. 5-7 Brighton, CO/Brighton

Freshman of the YearKristen Preach Grand Canyon S Fr.-r 5-10 Phoenix, AZ/Xavier

Newcomer of the YearKatie Swenson Hawai‘i Hilo S Jr. 5-10 Omaha, NE/Gross Catholic

Coach of the YearDr. Bruce Atkinson Hawai‘i Hilo Led Vulcans to PacWest title & NCAA II Tournament

FIRST TEAM


Kelly Balanay (1-07/1-08) Hawai‘i Pacific MH Jr. 6-0 San Diego, CA/Valhalla

Losaline Faka‘osi (F-08) BYU-Hawai’i OH So. 5-9 Salt Lake City, UT/Highland

Jayci Jeffress Dixie State LIB So. 5-7 Brighton, CO/Brighton

Katie Luna (2-08) (N-08) Dixie State OH Sr. 5-9 Mesa, AZ/Westwood

Josimara Pinheiro (2-07/1-08) Hawai‘i Hilo OH Sr. 5-10 Jundiai, Brazil

Fabiane Seben* (1-07/1-08) Hawai‘i Hilo MB Sr. 6-1 Caxias do Sul, Brazil

Dan Yang Academy of Art OH Jr. 6-2 Beijing, China

SECOND TEAM


Tanza Buroker BYU-Hawai’i MB Jr. 5-11 Riverton, UT/Riverton

Kawena Cubi-Otineru Hawai‘i Hilo OPP Jr. 5-10 Haleiwa, HI/St. Francis

Laurann Durbin Grand Canyon LIB So. 5-7 Phoenix, AZ/Sunnyslope

Whitney Estes (HM-07) Grand Canyon OH Sr. 5-11 Gardnerville, NV/Douglas

Morgan Hill Dixie State MH So. 6-0 Logan, UT/Logan

Mariana Souza Hawai‘i Pacific OH Jr. 5-10 Riberirao Preto, Brazil

Katie Swenson Hawai‘i Hilo S Jr. 5-10 Omaha, NE/Gross Catholic

HONORABLE MENTION


Chelsi DeWitt Dixie State S Sr. 5-7 Mesa, AZ/Westwood

Julia Gruszecka Hawai‘i Pacific OH Sr. 5-10 Lodz, Poland

Courtney Lorusso Chaminade OH Sr. 6-0 Los Angeles, CA/Glendora

Gabby Pecora Dominican OH Sr. 5-10 Sonoma, CA/Justin-Siena

Kyra Pelayo Hawai‘i Pacific LIB So. 5-3 San Jose, CA/Saint Francis

Caitlin Torres NDNU MB Sr. 6-0 San Jose, CA/Leigh

Christina Villamayor (HM-08) NDNU OH So. 6-1 Poway, CA/Poway

*2007 Player of the Year (N-08) 2008 Newcomer of the Year (F-08) 2008 Freshman of the YearPrevious Awards (Examples) - (1-08) - First Team 2008 / (HM-07) - Honorable Mention 2007

2009 All-PacWest Volleyball Team


2009 Pacific West Conference Statistical Leaders

HITTING PERCENTAGE (Min-.200/3.0 attacks/game)

Player Team S K E TA Pct.

1. Seben, Fabiane Hawai’i Hilo 95 298 93 588 .349

2. Balanay, Kelly Hawai’i Pacific 98 289 93 641 .306

3. Cubi-Otineru, Kawena Hawai’i Hilo 80 210 81 427 .302

4. Preach, Kristen Grand Canyon 105 133 35 343 .286

5. Bonney, Morgan Hawai’i Hilo 94 225 86 489 .284

6. Bush, Amy Academy of Art 116 240 78 577 .281

7. Buroker, Tanza BYU-Hawai’i 103 173 52 434 .279

8. Yang, Dan Academy of Art 119 518 176 1260 .271

9. Hill, Morgan Dixie State 81 165 56 410 .266

10. Fox, Ashley Notre Dame de Namur 122 260 81 676 .265

INDIVIDUAL POINTS

Player Team S K SA BS BA Tot Avg/S

1. Yang, Dan Academy of Art 119 518 19 13 43 571.5 4.80

2. Seben, Fabiane Hawai’i Hilo 95 298 40 15 79 392.5 4.13

3. Pecora, Gabby Dominican 112 401 28 9 19 447.5 4.00

4. Pinheiro, Josimara Hawai’i Hilo 94 324 13 8 48 369.0 3.93

5. Luna, Katie Dixie State 96 326 22 2 24 362.0 3.77

6. Balanay, Kelly Hawai’i Pacific 98 289 14 21 70 359.0 3.66

7. Villamayor, Christin Notre Dame de Namur 102 313 21 3 11 342.5 3.36

8. Faka’osi, Losaline BYU-Hawai’i 83 255 6 0 25 273.5 3.30

9. Torres, Caitlin Notre Dame de Namur 124 329 23 29 52 407.0 3.28

10. Jakovljevic, Jelena Academy of Art 109 298 37 5 35 357.5 3.28

SERVICE ACES (Minimum 0.10 per game)

Player Team S No. Avg/S

1. Swingle, Brooke Dominican 112 51 0.46

2. Seben, Fabiane Hawai’i Hilo 95 40 0.42

3. Poglajen, Kayley Dixie State 96 37 0.39

4. Kaiura, Shawna Hawai’i Hilo 96 34 0.35

5. Noble, Brita Dixie State 95 33 0.35

6. Jakovljevic, Jelena Academy of Art 109 37 0.34

7. Rodriguez, Laura Hawai’i Hilo 95 32 0.34

8. Tuatagaloa, Tianna Dominican 108 36 0.33

9. Morphew, Cayla Dominican 92 29 0.32

10. Laycock, Lacey BYU-Hawai’i 100 29 0.29

BLOCKS (Minimum 1.00 per game)

Player Team S BS BA Total Avg/S

1. Buroker, Tanza BYU-Hawai’i 103 22 125 147.0 1.43

2. Hill, Morgan Dixie State 81 25 63 88.0 1.09

3. Bush, Amy Academy of Art 116 17 109 126.0 1.09

4. Peterson, Katie Grand Canyon 76 9 70 79.0 1.04

DIGS (Minimum 1.00 per game)


1. Durbin, Laurann Grand Canyon 104 584 5.62

2. Jefress, Jayci Dixie State 96 524 5.46

3. Kahawaii, Sharol Mae Notre Dame de Namur 124 535 4.31

4. Faka’osi, Losaline BYU-Hawai’i 83 353 4.25

5. Pelayo, Kyra Hawai’i Pacific 99 352 3.56

6. Pinheiro, Josimara Hawai’i Hilo 94 314 3.34

7. Poglajen, Kayley Dixie State 96 318 3.31

8. Viveiros, Whitney Chaminade 104 335 3.22

9. Luna, Katie Dixie State 96 308 3.21

10. Tonokawa, Lauren Hawai’i Hilo 96 305 3.18

KILLS (Minimum 2.00 per game)


1. Yang, Dan Academy of Art 119 518 4.35

2. Pecora, Gabby Dominican 112 401 3.58

3. Pinheiro, Josimara Hawai’i Hilo 94 324 3.45

4. Luna, Katie Dixie State 96 326 3.40

5. Seben, Fabiane Hawai’i Hilo 95 298 3.14

6. Faka’osi, Losaline BYU-Hawai’i 83 255 3.07

7. Villamayor, Christin Notre Dame de Namur 102 313 3.07

8. Balanay, Kelly Hawai’i Pacific 98 289 2.95

9. Lorusso, Courtney Chaminade 104 286 2.75

10. Jakovljevic, Jelena Academy of Art 109 298 2.73

ASSISTS (Minimum 5.00 per game)


1. Swenson, Katie Hawai’i Hilo 96 1154 12.02

2. DeWitt, Chelsi Dixie State 96 998 10.40

3. Cheng, Melissa Academy of Art 119 1186 9.97

4. Preach, Kristen Grand Canyon 105 1006 9.58

5. Alvino, Tanya Chaminade 104 955 9.18

6. Gresh, Joanna Notre Dame de Namur 101 889 8.80

7. Keating, Kelly Hawai’i Pacific 69 550 7.97

8. Swingle, Brooke Dominican 112 850 7.59

9. Laycock, Lacey BYU-Hawai’i 100 703 7.03

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Records

GAMES PLAYED

Player (Years) Games

1. JoDee Boyer (92-95) 460

2. Jackie Sollish (88-91) 456

3. Amber LeTarte (96-99) 448

4. Michelle Howell (86-89) 442

5. Sandy Sindorf (88-91) 438

6. Natalie Jandreau (00-03) 436

7. Kendra Roer (97-00) 428

DIGS

Player (Years) Digs

1. Amber LeTarte (96-99) 1,345

2. JoDee Boyer (92-95) 1,226

3. Ashley Handley (03-06) 1,216

4. Krista Jacob (01-04) 1,122

5. Laurann Durbin (08- ) 1,114

6. Kathy Gorraiz (90-93) 1,024

7. Sandy Sindorf (88-91) 1,004

8. Kris Belcher (88-89) 996

KILLS

Player (Years) Kills

1. Amber LeTarte (96-99) 1,432

2. Traci Willinger (94-96) 1,076

3. Sandy Sindorf (88-91) 1,061

4. Dana Edington (06-09) 1,032

5. Mandy Forrest (00-03) 1,008

6. Kim Gabriel (01-04) 1,004


8. Shery Lou Tieman (89-90) 904

ASSISTS

Player (Years) Assists

1. Natalie Jandreau (00-03) 4,474

2. Megan Taylor (04-06) 2,800

3. Teri Tanita (91-92) 2,798

4. Lisa Olona (92-93) 2,410

5. Megan Figueroa (97-99) 2,327

6. Kris Belcher (88-89) 2,306

7. Jenny Collard (95-96) 1,333

SOLO BLOCKS

Player (Years) Blocks



3. Ashley Bright (04-07) 120

4. Debbie Miller (94-95) 119

5. Theresa Kennedy (86-89) 118

6. Aurora Blaylock (92-96) 113

7. Lia Bauler (91-92) 84

8. Kendra Roer (97-00) 77

BLOCK ASSISTS


1. Kendra Roer (97-00) 287


3. Mandy Forrest (00-03) 219


5. Lyanna Nakoa (92-93) 200


7. Robyn Preach (92-93) 185


TOTAL BLOCKS


1. Kendra Roer (97-00) 364






7. Mandy Forrest (00-03) 289

8. Lyanna Nakoa (92-93) 258

SERVICE ACES

Player (Years) Aces

1. Amber LeTarte (96-99) 178

2. Lynda Whitman-Kantola (84-87) 157

3. Danielle Davis (98-02) 136

4. Megan Taylor (04-06) 134


6. Jackie Sollish (88-91) 122

7. Kathy Gorraiz (90-93) 117

8. Sandy Sindorf (88-91) 117

INDIVIDUAL CAREER

Amber LeTarte Dana Edington Kris Belcher (L)

Theresa Kennedy (R)

Bold denotes current player

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GAMES PLAYED

Player (Year) Games

1. Kris Belcher (1988) 150

2. Caren Dunn (1988) 150

3. Michelle Howell (1988) 150

4. Theresa Kennedy (1988) 149

5. Lisa Buscher (1988) 143

6. Teri Tanita (1991) 142

7. Bridget O’Connor (1991) 141

DIGS

Player (Year) Digs

1. Laurann Durbin (2009) 584

2. Laurann Durbin (2008) 530

3. Kris Belcher (1989) 515

4. Ashley Handley (2006) 500


6. Sandy Sindorf (1991) 496

7. Jeri Dallman (1991) 495

KILLS

Player (Year) Kills

1. Shery Lou Tieman (1990) 453


3. Mandy Forrest (2003) 423

4. Kim Gabriel (2004) 412

5. Nicole Cyrus (1998) 405

6. Mandy Forrest (2002) 391

7. Caren Dunn (1988) 388

SOLO BLOCKS

Player (Year) Blocks

1. Debbie Miller (1995) 75



4. Aurora Blaylock (1995) 63



7. Kim Cartwright (1985) 50

BLOCK ASSISTS


1. Lyanna Nakoa (1993) 118



4. Robyn Preach (1993) 94


6. Robyn Preach (1992) 91

7. Kendra Roer (2000) 90

TOTAL BLOCKS






5. Lyanna Nakoa (1993) 134



ASSISTS

Player (Year) Assists

1. Teri Tanita (1991) 1,488

2. Lisa Olona (1992) 1,354

3. Teri Tania (1990) 1,310

4. Natalie Jandreau (2000) 1,253

5. Kris Belcher (1989) 1,241

6. Megan Figueroa (1998) 1,128

7. Natalie Jandreau (2003) 1,096

SERVICE ACES

Player (Year) Aces

1. Kim Nyul (1986) 71

2. Lisa Buscher (1988) 64

3. Danielle Davis (2001) 63

4. Lynda Whitman-Kantola (1987) 63


6. Danielle Davis (2002) 57

7. Caren Dunn (1988) 56

(Records do not include seasons prior to the 1984 season as no statistical information is available from those years.)

GAMES PLAYED1. 150 ...............................1998

2. 142 ...............................1991

3. 140 ...............................1992

DIGS1. 2,602 .............................1991

2. 2,319 .............................1998

3. 2,296 .............................1990

KILLS1. 1,907 .............................1991

2. 1,852 .............................1992

3. 1,775 .............................1989

ASSISTS1. 1,625 .............................1991

2. 1,533 .............................1992

3. 1,479 .............................2000

SOLO BLOCKS1. 198 ...............................1988

2. 194 ...............................1989

3. 181 ...............................1995

BLOCK ASSISTS1. 426 ...............................2009

2. 422 ...............................1991

3. 400 ...............................1990

SERVICE ACES1. 314 ...............................1991

2. 286 ...............................1988

3. 267 ...............................1989

QUICKEST MATCH37 minutes vs. UC Davis, 10/23/99,

W 15-1, 15-4, 15-0

KILLS33 – Kim Gabriel vs. College of the Southwest, 9/4/04

ASSISTS114 – Kris Belcher vs. Colorado School of the Mines, 9/24/88

SERVICE ACES17 – Kris Belcher at Ft. Lewis, 9/17/88; Tammy Johnson vs. Southern Colorado, 9/16/88

DIGS45 – Jeri Dallman vs. Alaska Anchorage, 9/19/90

SOLO BLOCKS11 – Theresa Kennedy at Cal Lutheran, 10/6/88

BLOCK ASSISTS11 – Billie Gillis vs. Santa Fe, 9/29/84; Theresa Kennedy at Cal Lutheran, 10/6/88

BLOCK ASSISTS11 – Lia Bauler vs. Cal State Bakersfield, 11/1/91; Mandy Forrest at Cal St. Bakersfield, 9/13/2002

TOTAL BLOCKS22 – Theresa Kennedy at Cal Lutheran, 10/6/88

(Records do not include seasons prior to the 1984 season as no statistical information is available from those years. Single match totals were not available for the 1986 season.)

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE MATCH

TEAM RECORDS

Records


1982Antelope Foundation Scholar/Athlete Award – Debbie Crouse

1985NAIA Academic All-District Team – Debbie Tanguay

1986GTE /CoSIDA Academic All-District VII Team – Kim Cartwright

NAIA Academic All-District VII Team – Kim Cartwright

NAIA Academic All-District VII Honorable Mention – Kim Nyul

Antelope Foundation Scholar/Athlete Award – Debbie Tanguay

1987Antelope Foundation Scholar/Athlete Award – Kim Cartwright

1988All District VII Team – 1st Team: Kris Belcher; Honorable Mention: Michelle Howell, Theresa Kennedy

Academic All-American – Michelle Howell

1989Asics All-American Team – Kris Belcher

NAIA All-American Team – 1st Team: Kris Belcher, Honorable Mention: Shery Lou Tieman

AVCA All-Region Team – K. Belcher

NAIA District VII Team – K. Belcher, Michelle Howell, Theresa Kennedy, S. Tieman

NAIA District VII Coach of the Year – Terri Smith

1990NAIA All-American Team – 3rd Team: Shery Lou Tieman

NAIA District VII Player of the Year – Shery Lou Tieman

NAIA All-District VII Team – Jeri Dallmann, Sandy Sindorf, Teri Tanita, S. Tieman

NAIA All-District VII Honorable Mention – Peggy Conley, Tammy Johnson

NAIA District VII Coach of the Year – Terri Smith

Continental Divide All-Conference Team – S. Sindorf, T. Tanita, S. Tieman

GTE All-Academic Team – S. Sindorf, S. Tieman

Continental Divide All-Academic Team – Kelli Madeya, Bridget O’Connor, S. Sindorf, S. Tieman

1991GCU Roland Beck Scholar-Athlete Award – Bridget O’Connor

AVCA All-Region Team – Lia Bauler, Teri Tanita

Continental Divide All-Conference Team – L. Bauler, T. Tanita, Peggy Conley, Sandy Sindorf

Continental Divide Conference Coach of the Year – Terri Smith

1992AVCA All-Region Team – Lisa Olona

AVCA Team Scholar Award

Pacific West All-Conference Team – 1st Team: L. Olona, Rae Ann Parker; 2nd Team: Kathy Gorraiz

Pacific West All-Academic Team – 1st Team: Sara Bennett; 2nd Team: DeeAnn Cameron

Pacific West Conference Coach of the Year – Terri Smith

1993Pacific West Conference Player of the Year – Lisa Olona

Pac West All-Conference Team – 1st Team: Lisa Olona, Robyn Preach; 2nd Team: Kathy Gorraiz, Rae Ann Parker

GTE District VII Academic All-American – Jenny Cox

Pacific West Conference All-Academic Team – 1st Team: J. Cox, R. Preach; 2nd Team: JoDee Boyer

GCU Roland Beck Scholar-Athlete Award – Kathy Gorraiz

Pacific West Conference Coach of the Year – Terri Smith

1994CCAA All-Conference Team – 2nd Team: Debbie Miller

1995CCAA All-Conference Team – 1st Team: Debbie Miller; CCAA Honorable Mention: JoDee Boyer, Tracy Willinger

Southwest Region All-Tournament Team – J. Boyer

CCAA Co-Coach of the Year – Kris Naber

1996CCAA All-Conference Team – 1st Team: Tracy Willinger; Honorable Mention: Mary Morgan

GCU Roland Beck Scholar-Athlete Award: Aurora Blaylock

1997CCAA All-Conference Team – 2nd Team: Mary Morgan; Honorable Mention: Holly Campbell

GCU Roland Beck Scholar-Athlete Award: Jamie Bair

1998CCAA All-Conference Team – 1st Team: Nicole Cyrus; Honorable Mention: Megan Figueroa

1999NCAA Div. II All-American Team – 2nd Team: Nicole Cyrus

AVCA All-Pacific Region Team: 1st Team: Nicole Cyrus, Amber LeTarte

CCAA All-Conference Team: 1st Team: Nicole Cyrus, Amber LeTarte; 2nd Team: Megan Figueroa

GCU Roland Beck Scholar-Athlete Award: Megan Figueroa

2000CCAA All-Conference Team : 1st Team: Jessica Jones; 2nd Team: Kendra Roer

Verizon District VII All-Academic Team: Jessica Jones

2001CCAA All-Conference Team: 2nd Team: Natalie Jandreau, Kelly Weiss

2002CCAA All-Conference Team: 2nd Team: Mandy Forrest

2003CCAA All-Conference Team: 1st Team: Mandy Forrest

GCU Roland Beck Scholar-Athlete Award: Mandy Forrest

2006PacWest Freshman of the Year: Dana Edington

PacWest All-Conference: 2nd Team – Dana Edington, Tonya Rooth, Megan Taylor. Honorable Mention – Ashley Handley

2007Pac West All-Conference: 2nd Team – Dana Edington; Honorable Mention – Ashley Bright, Whitney Estes

GCU Roland Beck Scholar-Athlete Award: Aubrie Lussier

2008Pac West All-Conference: 2nd Team – Heather Baron; Honorable Mention – Dana Edington, Jenna Skadeland

PacWest All-Academic: Brooke Baker, Vicky Bauler, Whitney Estes, Kristen Preach, Shauna Niemann, Megan Toth

2009PacWest Freshman of the Year: Kristen Preach; PacWest All-Conference: 2nd team – Laurann Durbin, Whitney Estes.

PacWest All-Academic: Whitney Estes

Honors & Awards


All-Time Roster

AArsenealt, Patricia ............... 1982Ash (Cox), Jenny ...........1992-95Ausmus, Kaitlynn ............. 2010

BBair (Howe), Jamie ........1994-97Baker, Brooke ................2007-09Baron, Heather ...................2008Bauler, Lia .....................1991-92Bauler, Vicky ............. 2006-2009Behrens, Alycia ................... 1987Belcher, Kris ..................1988-89Bennett, Sara ............... 1989-92Blake, Bethany .......... 1998-2000Blaylock, Aurora...... 1992, 94-96Blomenkamp, Brooke ....... 2010Bobb, Carrie ....................... 1997Bowden, Sara ................... 2010Boyer, JoDee .................1992-95Bracy, Rachael ....................2008Bright, Ashley ............... 2004-07Brown, Angela .............. 2004-05Buscher, Lisa .................1988-89

CCameron, DeeAnn .........1991-93Campbell, Holly ..............1996-97Carr, Rosa .......................... 1984Cartwright, Kim ............ 1985-86Chavez, Sonya ....................2008Clayton, Jana ............... 1984-85Collard, Jenny ............... 1995-96Compton, Erin .....2009-presentConley, Peggy ............... 1990-91Cooney, Lisa ..................1981-82Couls, Nancy ......................2007Crouse, Debbie ................... 1981Cyrus, Nicole ................ 1998-99

DDallman, Jeri ................ 1990-91Davis, Danielle .............. 1998-02Davis, Megan .................... 2010Demmitt, Lori ..................... 1982Demory, Brooke ............ 1993-94Digby, Lori .......................... 1981

Doolittle, Kim ...................... 1985Draper, Emily ......2009-presentDunbar, Colleen ........ 2008-2009Dunn, Caren ..................1987-88Durbin, Laurann ..2008-present

EEdington, Carly ................. 2010Edington, Dana ......... 2006-2009Ehlo, Erica ...........2009-presentEstes, Chandra ................... 1989Estes, Kim .....................1981-82Estes, Whitney .......... 2006-2009Evans, Kristi ................. 1993-94Ewing, Amanda..............2001-02

FFeenstra, Jody .................... 1982Fertig, Sue ......................... 1986Figueroa, Megan ............1997-99Fischer, Laura ..................... 1984Ford, Pam .......................... 1984Forrest, Amanda ........... 2000-03Friesen, Mindy .............. 2005-06Fulp, Brenda ....................... 1986Furubotten, Sherry .............. 1982

GGabriel, Kim.................. 2001-04Gillis, Billie .......................... 1984Giordano, Adriana ...............2004Gokie, Mardy ...................... 1981Gorraiz, Kathy ............... 1990-93Gregory, Deborah.......... 1995-96Grimes, Brandi ...............1992-93

HHandley, Ashley ............ 2003-06Hehn, Megan .................2001-02Heisler, Diana ..................... 1981Henry, Tommyka ..2009-presentHetland, Erin ....................... 1997Hiller, Caelen ......2009-presentHowell, Michelle ............ 1986-89Huff, Laura ....................2001-03

JJackson, Erin ...................... 1987Jackson, Tena ...............1981-82Jacob, Krista ................ 2001-04Jacobs, Breanne .................2001Jandreau, Natalie .......... 2000-03Johannsen, Kristen .......... 2010Johnson, Tammy .......... 1988-90Jones, Jessica ...........1997-2000

KKennedy, Theresa ......... 1986-89Kinman, Carla ..................... 1984Kraus, Andrea .......... 2008-2009

LLaguna, Roni .................1994-97Laramore, Taylor .................2009Larson, Sonja ..................... 1982

Levardo, Liz .................. 2005-06LeTarte (Geer), Amber ... 1996-99Lilly, Angela ........................1994Luallen, Jackie ................. 2010Lussier, Aubrie .............. 2005-07

MMadeya, Kelli .................1988-91Maguire, Adrienne ........ 2003-06Matlock, Doreena ..........1981-82Maytubby, Nichol .......1997-2000McBride, Stephanie .......... 2010McLeod, Kelly .....................2002McNabb, Linda ................... 1984Meck, Teresa ................ 1984-85Miller, Debbie ............... 1994-95Montgomery, Tess .............. 1987Moore, Andrea .................... 1985Morales, Sonia.............. 2004-05Morgan, Mary ................1996-97Morse, Michelle .................. 1984Meyers, Katie ............2007-2009

NNakoa, Lyanna ...............1992-93Niemann, Shauna ......2007-2008Nyul, Kim ..................... 1985-86

OO’Connor, Bridget ..........1988-91Olona, Lisa ....................1992-93

PParker, Rae Ann ............ 1990-93Peinado, Aimee ............. 1994-95Peterson, Katie ...................2009Pfingstad, Pam ................... 1986Posse, Jessica .................. 2010Preach, Kristen ... 2007-presentPreach, Robyn ...............1992-93

RRamirez, Lisa ......2008-presentRamsey, Rachael .......... 2005-06Reiff, Traci ................ 1999-2000Rich, Chris .......................... 1988Rieger, Carol ..................1981-82Robinson, Shea...................2007

Roer, Kendra..............1997-2000Rooth, Tonya ................ 2005-06Roskowinski, Mandy ..... 1998-99Ruiz, Sara ..................... 1998-99

SShaw, Cindy ....................... 1985Sindorf, Sandy ...............1988-91Skadeland, Jenna ..... 2008-2009Slemmer, Audra ............ 2004-07Smith, Melanie....................2005Sollish, Jackie ................1988-91Spizzirri, Yanina ..................1994Stahl, Robin ........................ 1986Stephens, Crystal ..... 1999-2000Stone, Marty ...................... 1986Sturm, Susan ................1987-88Sullivan, Becky ................... 1984

TTanguay, Debbie ............1982-85Tanita, Teri ................... 1990-91Taylor, Megan ............... 2004-06Taylor, Shelby .....2009-presentThomas, Linda ...............1996-97Thompson, Alden .......... 1994-96Thomson, Emily ............ 2005-06Tieman, Shery Lou ........ 1989-90Tigges, Fay ....................1981-82Toth, Megan ........ 2007-presentTurrell, Vicki ........................ 1981

VVidoni, Melanie ......... 2002-2003

WWaldman, Debbie ............... 1981Washington, Jennifer ..........2005Weatherbee, Charise ..... 2002-05Weiss, Kelly .................. 2000-01Whitman-Kantola, Lynda 1984-86Wiechertjes, Jen ........1997-2000Willinger, Tracy ............. 1994-96Wilson, Cyndi ..................... 1981

YYingling, Stephanie ....... 2005-06

Bold denotes current player

C

JoDee Boyer

Turrell, Vicki

Shery Lou Tieman

Meyers, Katie

N

Debbie Miller

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All-Time Series Records

Megan Toth


Academy of Art 3-1, 2009Adams State 14-3, 2009Air Force Academy 3-3, 1993Arizona State 0-5, 1990Arkansas Tech 0-1, 2000Armstrong Atlantic 1-0, 2006Alaska-Anchorage 7-4, 2008Alaska-Fairbanks 7-1, 1993American Indian Bible (AZ) 2-0, 1989Angelo State (TX) 0-2, 2008Ashland University (OH) 0-1, 2004Azusa Pacific (CA) 3-4, 2004Augustana (SD) 0-1, 1998Barry (FL) 0-1, 1996Bellarmine 1-0, 2002Bentley College (MA) 0-1, 2005Biola (CA) 0-3, 1986BYU-Hawai’i 2-10, 2009California Baptist 2-3, 1992California Lutheran 2-2, 1990UC Davis 12-7, 2003UC Riverside 5-8, 1999UC San Diego 1-9, 2005Cal Poly Pomona 8-12, 2005Cal State Bakersfield 3-21, 2005Cal State Chico 9-8, 2006Cal State Dominguez Hills 24-5, 2008Cal State Hayward 1-0, 1996Cal State Los Angeles 3-19, 2008Cal State Monterey Bay 0-1, 2006

Cal State San Bernardino 14-11, 2004Cal State Stanislaus 8-3, 2006Central Arkansas 1-0, 1999Central Missouri State 0-3, 1998Central Washington 2-1, 2009Chadron State (NE) 3-0, 2000Chaminade (HI) 7-6, 2009Chapman (CA) 1-0, 1991Christian Heritage 1-0, 1992Colorado Christian 8-1, 2005Colorado College 0-2, 1986Colorado-Colorado Springs 2-1, 2006Colorado School of Mines 4-1, 2009College of the Southwest (NM) 1-0, 2004Columbia (MO) 0-1, 1997Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (CA) 0-1, 1986Clarion (PA) 1-0, 1995Dallas Baptist 1-0, 2005Denver 8-1, 1995Dixie State College (UT) 5-5, 2009Dominican 2-0, 2009East Central 1-0, 2008Eastern New Mexico 3-1, 2008Edinboro University (PA) 1-0, 1995Embry-Riddle (AZ) 14-1, 2009Emporia State (KS) 1-0, 1991Ferris State (MI) 1-2, 2001Florida Atlantic 1-0, 1991Florida Southern 2-1, 2001Florida Tech 1-0, 1996Fort Hays State (KS) 0-1, 1989Fort Lewis (CO) 17-11, 2009Franciscan University 1-0, 2004Fresno Pacific 0-1, 1989Gannon (PA) 0-1, 1995Grand Valley State (MI) 0-1, 2000Hastings (NE) 1-0, 1989Hawai’i-Hilo 5-12, 2009Hawai’i Pacific University 5-6, 2009Henderson State (AR) 2-1, 1997Humboldt State (CA) 2-1, 1997Illinois Benedictine 0-1, 1984Incarnate Word (TX) 1-0, 2005Indiana (PA) 1-0, 1995LaVerne (CA) 1-2, 1990Lewis (IL) 1-0, 1991LIU-CW Post (NY) 1-0, 2002Lubbock Christian (TX) 1-0, 1989Macalester 0-1, 1985Mankato State (MN) 1-1, 1997Master’s College (CA) 2-3, 2004Menlo (CA) 1-0, 1988Mesa State (CO) 7-9 2009Michigan-Dearborn 2-0, 1988Mills (CA) 1-0, 1986Minnesota-Morris 1-0, 2000Missouri-St. Louis 2-2, 2007Montana State-Billings 10-0, 1999

Montana State-Bozeman 0-2, 1991Montana Tech 1-1, 1989Morningside (IA) 0-1, 1996Nebraska-Kearney 3-4, 2007Nebraska-Omaha 2-0, 1998Newman 1-0, 2008New Mexico 0-1, 1988New Mexico Highlands 6-3, 2004New Mexico State 0-3, 1990North Alabama 0-1, 1999North Dakota State 0-2, 1997North Florida 1-0, 1996Northwest Nazarene (ID) 1-2, 2006Northern Arizona 0-15, 1993Northern Colorado 1-2, 2002Northern Montana 1-0, 1991Notre Dame de Namur (CA) 9-6, 2009Occidental (CA) 2-1, 1989Oral Roberts (OK) 1-0, 1992Pacific Christian (CA) 3-0, 1989Point Loma Nazarene 1-2, 2008Portland State 0-3, 1993Regis University (CO) 1-1, 1991Rockhurst College (MO) 0-1, 2007Rollins College (FL) 1-0, 1991San Francisco State 15-1, 2003Santa Fe, College of (NM) 0-3, 1985Seattle Pacific 9-2, 2009Sonoma State (CA) 17-5, 2006South Dakota 1-0, 1998South Dakota State 0-2, 2000SE Oklahoma St 1-0, 2005Southern Colorado 10-3, 2000Southern Utah 5-10, 1988Southwestern College (AZ) 5-0, 2009St. Martin’s (WA) 1-0, 2005St. Mary’s (TX) 2-0, 2006Sul Ross State (TX) 1-0, 1987Tampa (FL) 0-3, 1997Texas A&M Commerce 1-0, 2005Texas-El Paso 2-2, 1989Texas-Permian Basin 0-1, 2007Texas Woman’s 1-0, 1993Truman State (MO) 1-0, 1996U.S. International 0-1, 1990Utah 0-1, 1988Vanguard 1-0, 2004Wayne State 2-1, 2000West Texas A&M 0-9, 2006West Virginia Wesleyan 1-0, 1995Western Oregon 4-0, 2009Western New Mexico 19-15, 2007Western State (CO) 11-0, 2009Western Washington 2-3, 2009Westmont (CA) 1-5, 2003Wisconsin-Parkside 0-1, 2002Whittier (CA) 1-0, 1989Winona State (MN) 0-1, 2007

Opponent W-L, Last Played

Opponent W-L, Last Played Opponent W-L, Last Played


1981Head Coach: Beverly Spitler

(1-13)

9/09 @ Arizona State University L 0-39/18 Southern Utah State L 2-39/19 Southern Utah State L 2-39/26 @ Northern Arizona University L 0-310/01 Eastern New Mexico W 2-110/01 U. of New Mexico L 0-210/02 New Mexico Highlands L 1-310/02 College of Santa Fe L 2-310/03 @ Fort Lewis College L 1-310/21 Northern Arizona University L 0-310/22 @ Azusa Pacific University L 2-310/23 @ Biola University L 2-310/24 @ CSU Dominguez Hills L 0-310/27 Northern Arizona University L 0-3

1982Head Coach: Beverly Spitler

(W-L Record Unavailable)

No game Results Available

1983

No Team Sponsored

1984Head Coach: Keith Baker

(0-12)

9/24 @ Northern Arizona U. L 0-39/29 College of Santa Fe NM L 1-310/13 @ Western New Mexico L 1-310/19 @ New Mexico Highlands L 0-310/20 ♠ Western New Mexico L 1-310/20 @ College of Santa Fe L 1-310/26 ★ Azusa Pacific University L 0-210/26 ★ Illinois Benedictine U. L 0-210/27 ★ CSU San Bernardino L 1-210/27 ★ Colorado College L 0-210/31 Western New Mexico U. L 0-3♠ played @ Santa Fe, NM★ Occidental College Tournament

1985Head Coach: Beth Dalton

(6-21)

9/02 College of Santa Fe W 3-19/02 Northern Arizona University L 0-39/13 ♣ Sul Ross State TX L 1-39/14 ♣ College of Santa Fe L 2-39/14 ♣ @ Western New Mexico L 0-39/19 @ Azusa Pacific L 1-39/20 ♦ Humboldt State W 2-19/20 ♦ Cal State LA L 0-29/20 ♦ University of La Verne L 1-29/21 ♦ Claremont-Scripps W 2-09/21 ♦ CSU Bakersfield L 0-29/21 ♦ Biola University L 1-29/27 @ College of Santa Fe L 0-2

9/27 ♠ New Mexico Highlands W 2-19/28 @ New Mexico Highlands W 2-09/28 ♥ College of Santa Fe L 0-29/28 ♥ Southern Colorado L 0-210/10 Western New Mexico L 2-310/10 Western New Mexico L 0-210/18 @ Northern Arizona University L 1-310/24 @ Biola University L 0-310/25 ★ UC San Diego L 0-210/25 ★ Menlo College L 0-210/25 ★ CSU San Bernardino L 1-210/25 ★ Macalaster College L 0-210/26 ★ @ Occidental College W 2-010/26 ★ Colorado College L 0-2♣ Western New Mexico Tournament♦ LaVerne Invitational♠ @ Santa Fe, NM♥ @ Las Vegas, NM (NMHU)★ Occidental Invitational

1986Head Coach: Beth Dalton/

Keith Baker(6-22)

Westmont College L 0-3 Western New Mexico W 3-1 ♦ UC Riverside L 0-2 ♦ Biola University L 0-2 ♦ Claremont College L 0-2 ♦ CSU Dominguez Hills L 0-2 ♦ CSU Bakersfield L 0-2 ♦ Point Loma College W 2-0 ● Biola University L 0-2 ● Western State College CO W 2-0 ● @ Southern Utah State L 0-2 ● Mesa State College CO L 0-2 ● Mesa State College CO L 0-2 ♥ Southern Utah State L 0-3 @ Northern Arizona University L 0-3 Southern Utah State L 1-3 Southern Utah State L 1-3 Western New Mexico L 1-3 Colorado College L 0-2 CSU San Bernardino L 0-2 ★ California Lutheran L 1-2 ★ U. of LaVerne L 0-2 ★ Mills College W 2-0 ★ California Baptist L 1-2 Adams State College W 3-0 Fort Lewis College L 1-3♦ U of LaVerne Invitational● Southern Utah State Invitational♥ Played in Flagstaff, AZ (NAU)★ Occidental College Invitational

1987Head Coach: Jeneane Pence

(14-23)

9/04 ♣ Southern Colorado L 0-29/04 ♣ Western State CO W 2-09/04 ♣ New Mexico Highlands W 2-0

9/04 ♣ Colorado School of Mines W 2-09/05 ♣ Mesa State CO L 1-29/05 ♣ Fort Lewis College L 0-29/05 ♣ Southern Utah State L 1-29/05 ♣ Southern Colorado L 1-29/08 @ Northern Arizona U. L 0-39/11 ♥ U. of Texas, El Paso W 2-19/11 ♥ @ Western New Mexico L 0-29/11 ♥ New Mexico Highlands W 2-09/12 ♥ Sul Ross State TX W 2-09/12 ♥ U. of Texas, El Paso L 0-29/12 ♥ New Mexico Highlands W 2-19/15 Arizona State University L 0-39/25 Southern Utah State L 2-39/26 Western New Mexico L 0-39/26 Southern Utah State L 0-310/02 New Mexico State L 0-310/03 U. of Texas, El Paso L 0-310/07 Northern Arizona U. L 1-310/09 Southern Colorado L 1-310/10 @ Adams State L 0-310/10 ● New Mexico Higlands W 3-110/13 @ Arizona State University L 1-310/24 @ Southern Utah State W 3-010/30 @ Fort Lewis College L 1-310/30 Adams State (@FLC) W 3-210/31 @ Fort Lewis College L 0-310/31 UC Colorado Springs (@FLC) W 3-010/31 Adams State (@FLC) W 2-011/02 Mesa State College L 0-311/06 ♦ Southern Utah State W 2-111/06 ♦ Western New Mexico W 2-011/07 ♦ Mesa State College L 1-211/07 ♦ Western New Mexico L 0-2♣ Western State College Tourn., Gunnison, CO♥ Western NM Invitational, Silver City, NM● played at Alamosa, CO (Adams State)♦ NAIA District VII Playoffs

1988Head Coach: Jeneane Pence

(26-18)

9/01 New Mexico State L 0-39/02 ♥ @ Mesa State W 3-19/02 ♥ Chadron State NE W 3-29/02 ♥ Michigan-Dearborn W 3-29/03 ♥@ Mesa State L 0-39/03 ♥ Chadron State NE W 3-09/03 ♥ Michigan-Dearborn W 3-19/05 Arizona State University L 0-39/09 @ Northern Arizona U. L 0-39/10 ♦ Southern Utah State W 3-09/16 ● @ Adams State L 0-29/16 ● Southern Colorado W 2-19/17 ● New Mexico Highlands W 2-19/17 @ Fort Lewis L 0-39/23 Western State College W 3-19/24 ♠ Colorado School of Mines W 3-09/24 @ Western New Mexico W 3-09/30 Pacific Christian College W 3-09/30 Western New Mexico L 2-39/30 Mesa State College L 1-3

Year-by-Year


10/01 Southern Utah State W 3-110/01 Western New Mexico W 3-110/01 Pacific Christian College W 3-010/06 @ California Lutheran L 1-310/06 @ Westmont College L 1-310/07 @ Azusa Pacific W 3-110/07 @ California Baptist L 1-310/08 @ Occidental College W 3-010/08 @ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-010/14 Fort Lewis College W 3-110/15 Fort Lewis College L 1-310/15 Adams State College W 3-010/21 @ Southern Utah State W 3-010/22 ♣ University of Utah L 1-310/22 @ Southern Utah State L 2-310/28 ★ Menlo College W 3-210/28 ★ @ UC San Diego L 2-310/29 ★ University of LaVerne L 2-310/29 ★ CSU San Bernardino W 3-011/04 ✦ Western State College W 2-011/04 ✦ Fort Lewis College L 1-211/05 ✦ Adams State College W 2-111/05 ✦ Western New Mexico W 2-111/05 ✦ Fort Lewis College L 0-2♥ Mesa State Tournament, Grand Jct. CO ♦ Flagstaff, AZ (NAU)● Adams State College Tournament (Alamosa, CO)♠ Silver City, NM (WNMU)♣ Cedar City, UT (SUSC)★ La Jolla, CA (UCSD tournament)✦ NAIA District VII Tournament (Durango, CO)

1989Head Coach: Terri Smith

(36-10)

9/01 ✤ The Masters College W 2-09/01 ✤ Westmont College L 1-29/01 ✤ Southern Colorado W 2-09/02 ✤ California Baptist W 2-09/02 ✤ Lubbock Christian W 2-09/04 U. of Texas, El Paso W 3-19/08 ✦ Western State College W 2-09/08 ✦ Southern Colorado W 2-09/08 ✦ Western New Mexico W 2-19/08 ✦ Fort Lewis College W 2-09/09 ✦ Colorado School of Mines W 2-09/09 ✦ Mesa State College W 2-09/09 ✦ Adams State College W 2-09/12 @ Northern Arizona U. L 0-39/15 US Air Force Academy L 1-39/16 Denver University W 3-19/16 @ Western State College W 3-09/22 ♥ Montana Tech W 2-19/22 ♥ New Mexico Highlands W 2-09/22 ♥ Southern Colorado W 2-09/23 ♥ Hastings NE W 2-19/23 ♥ Montana Tech L 1-29/29 Pacific Christian W 3-09/30 @ American Indian Bible W 2-010/06 American Indian Bible W 3-010/07 Western New Mexico L 2-310/13 @ California Lutheran W 3-0

10/14 @ Occidental College W 3-010/14 @ Whittier College W 3-010/20 ♣ Adams State College W 2-010/20 ♣ Fort Lewis College L 0-210/20 ♣ @ Fort Hays State L 1-210/20 ♣ Wayne State NE W 2-010/21 ♣ Emporia State KS W 2-110/21 ♣ Kearney State NE L 0-210/21 ♣ Southern Colorado W 2-110/27 Fort Lewis College W 3-210/28 Adams State College W 3-010/28 @ Western New Mexico W 3-011/03 ♠ Mesa State College L 0-211/03 ♠ Western New Mexico W 2-111/03 ♠ Fort Lewis College W 2-111/04 ♠ Adams State College W 2-011/04 ♠ Mesa State College W 2-011/04 ♠ Mesa State College W 2-111/10 ★ @ Fresno Pacific L 1-3✤ Canyon Court Classic (Phoenix, AZ)✦ RMAC Preseason Tournament (Mesa State)♥ Colorado Mines Tournament (Golden, CO)♣ Fort Hays State Invitational (Hays, KS)♠ NAIA District VII Tournament (Phoenix, AZ)★ NAIA Bi-District Championship (Fresno, CA)


(23-15)

8/31 ✤ Southern Colorado W 3-08/31 ✤ Seattle Pacific Univ. W 3-08/31 ✤ West Texas State L 0-39/01 ✤ Seattle Pacific W 3-19/01 ✤ West Texas State L 2-39/07 ✦ Sonoma State W 3-09/08 ✦ Hawai’i – Hilo L 1-29/13 @ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-09/14 ★ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-19/14 ★ Westmont College L 0-39/14 ★ California Lutheran W 3-09/15 ★ UC San Diego L 0-39/15 ★ U. of LaVerne W 3-09/19 ♣ U. of Alaska, Anchorage L 2-39/20 ♣ U. of Alaska, Anchorage L 0-39/25 @ Northern Arizona U. L 1-39/28 Southern Colorado (@FLC) W 3-09/29 Mesa State College (@FLC) W 3-09/29 @ Fort Lewis College W 3-110/04 ♣ U. of Alaska, Fairbanks W 3-010/05 Western New Mexico W 3-010/05 ♣ U. of Alaska, Fairbanks W 3-010/06 Fort Lewis College W 3-010/09 @ Arizona State L 0-310/10 Northern Arizona U. L 2-310/12 ♣ @ Eastern Montana W 3-010/13 @ Montana State L 0-310/17 ♣ Eastern Montana W 3-010/19 @ US Air Force Academy L 2-310/20 @ Regis College W 3-110/20 Southern Colorado (@Regis) W 3-110/27 @ US International L 1-310/30 @ New Mexico State L 0-3

10/31 @ Western New Mexico W 3-211/02 ♠ Western New Mexico W 2-011/03 ♠ Fort Lewis College W 2-011/03 ♠ Western New Mexico W 3-011/10 ♥ Westmont College L 1-3✤ Canyon Court Classic (Phoenix, AZ)✦ UC Davis Tournament (Davis, CA)★ U. of LaVerne Tournament♣ Continental Divide Conference Match♠ NAIA District VII Tournament♥ NAIA Bi-District Championship (Phoenix, AZ)


(27-12, 7-1 CDC)

8/30 ♣ Fort Lewis College W 3-08/30 ♣ Denver University W 3-08/30 ♣ Missouri-St. Louis W 3-08/31 ♣ Fort Lewis College W 3-08/31 ♣ Missouri-St. Louis W 3-19/06 Lewis U. (@ Tampa FL) W 3-09/06 @ Rollins University FL W 3-09/07 @ Florida Atlantic W 3-09/07 @ U. of Tampa FL L 2-39/14 Eastern New Mexico (at FLC) W 3-09/14 @ Fort Lewis College CO W 3-09/15 Regis College (at FLC) L 2-39/19 ♦ Seattle Pacific W 3-09/20 ♦ Eastern Montana W 3-09/21 The Masters College L 2-39/21 ♦ Seattle Pacific W 3-09/22 Western New Mexico W 3-09/26 ♦ @ Alaska Fairbanks W 3-29/27 ♦ @ Alaska Fairbanks L 1-39/28 ♦ @ Alaska Anchorage W 3-09/29 ♦ @ Alaska Anchorage W 3-110/04 Sonoma State W 3-010/06 CSU San Bernardino W 3-210/13 @ Northern Arizona U. L 0-310/17 @ Northern Montana W 3-210/18 ♦ @ Eastern Montana W 3-010/19 @ Montana State University L 1-310/24 @ San Francisco State W 3-010/26 @ UC Davis L 1-311/01 ♥ Ferris State L 1-311/01 ♥ CSU Bakersfield L 1-311/02 ♥ Mankato State Univ. W 3-011/02 ♥ Chapman University W 3-111/03 ♥ North Dakota L 1-311/03 ♥ Cal Poly Pomona L 0-311/06 Northern Arizona U. L 0-311/08 Southern Colorado W 3-011/09 CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-111/11 Western New Mexico W 3-2 ♣ Canyon Court Classic (Phoenix, AZ)♦ Continental Divide Conference Match♥ Air Force Premier Tournament

Year-by-Year



(26-10, 7-1 PWC)

9/04 ♣ Adams State College W 3-29/04 ♣ Colorado Christian W 3-09/05 ♣ California Baptist L 2-39/05 ♣ Adams State College W 3-19/05 ♣ California Baptist W 3-19/09 @ Northern Arizona U. L 1-39/11 Denver University W 3-19/12 Fort Lewis College W 3-19/12 Western State College W 3-09/18 Christian Heritage W 3-09/19 ★ Eastern Montana W 3-09/23 Colorado Christian W 3-09/23 US Air Force Academy L 1-39/25 ● U. Nebraska-Kearney W 3-09/25 ● Angelo State University L 2-39/26 ● Denver University W 3-29/26 ● US Air Force Academy W 3-29/30 ★ Alaska Fairbanks W 3-110/01 ★ Alaska Fairbanks W 3-010/03 Western New Mexico W 3-110/07 CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-110/09 ★ @ Hawai’i Hilo W 3-210/10 ★ @ Hawai’i Hilo L 0-310/11 @ Hawai’i Pacific L 2-310/12 @ Chaminade University W 3-210/18 Alaska Anchorage W 3-110/19 Alaska Anchorage L 2-310/30 Oral Roberts University W 3-010/30 West Texas State L 0-310/31 US Air Force Academy W 3-111/04 ★ Eastern Montana W 3-011/06 ♦ Seattle Pacific Univ. W 3-211/06 ♦ Chico State L 1-311/07 ♦ Portland State L 0-311/13 Fort Lewis College W 3-011/13 Seattle Pacific University W 3-0♣ Canyon Court Classic (Phoenix, AZ)● Northern Colorado Premier Tournament★ Pacific West Conference Match♦ Seattle Pacific Classic (Seattle, WA)


(25-5, 8-0 PWC)

9/03 ♣ Fort Lewis College W 3-19/03 ♣ Azusa Pacific W 3-09/04 ♣ CSU San Bernardino W 3-19/04 ♣ Western State College W 3-09/08 @ Northern Arizona U. L 1-39/10 @ Fort Lewis College W 3-19/11 Denver U (@ Fort Lewis) W 3-09/14 Chaminade University W 3-09/16 Chaminade University W 3-09/17 Sonoma State W 3-09/24 ● Denver University W 3-19/24 ● U. Northern Colorado L 2-39/24 ● Texas Women’s Univ. W 3-09/25 ● US Air Force Academy W 3-1

9/25 ● U Nebraska-Kearney L 2-39/30 ★ Eastern Montana W 3-010/02 ★ Eastern Montana W 3-010/16 @ Sonoma State W 3-210/17 UC Davis (@Sonoma St) W 3-210/20 ★ @ Alaska Fairbanks W 3-110/21 ★ @ Alaska Fairbanks W 3-210/22 ★ @ Alaska Anchorage W 3-010/23 ★ @ Alaska Anchorage W 3-010/30 ★ Seattle Pacific W 3-011/06 @ CSU San Bernardino W 3-211/10 ★ @ Eastern Montana W 3-011/12 ★ @ Seattle Pacific W 3-111/13 @ Portland State L 0-311/19 ♠ UC Davis W 3-111/20 ♠ Portland State L 1-3♣ Canyon Court Classic (Phoenix, AZ)● Northern Colorado Premier Tournament★ Pacific West Conference Match♠ NCAA Division II Northwest Regional (UC Davis)


(16-17, 4-8 CCAA)

9/02 ♣ Azusa Pacific L 2-39/02 ♣ The Masters College W 3-09/03 ♣ Chico State L 2-39/03 ♣ The Masters College L 2-39/08 @ Sonoma State L 1-39/09 ♦ Humboldt State W 3-19/09 ♦ UC Davis L 1-39/10 ♦ San Francisco State W 3-19/10 ♦ Denver University W 3-19/16 Colorado Christian W 3-09/17 UC Davis W 3-09/17 ★ CSU San Bernardino W 3-09/23 @ Colorado Christian L 2-39/24 @ Denver University W 3-09/24 U Nebraska-Kearney (@DU) W 3-19/30 ♥ CSU Bakersfield L 1-310/01 ♥ @ Chico State W 3-010/01 ♥ UC Davis W 3-210/07 ★ @ Cal State LA L 2-310/08 ★ @ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-110/12 ★ CSU Bakersfield L 1-310/14 Sonoma State W 3-010/14 ★ Cal Poly Pomona L 1-310/15 ★ UC Riverside L 0-310/18 @ Hawai’i Hilo L 2-310/20 @ Hawai’i Hilo L 1-310/22 @ Chaminade W 3-010/28 ★ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-010/29 ★ Cal State LA L 1-311/03 ★ @ UC Riverside L 1-311/05 ★ @ Cal Poly Pomona L 1-311/09 ★ @ CSU Bakersfield L 0-311/10 ★ @ CSU San Bernardino W 3-1♣ Canyon Baden Court Classic (Phoenix, AZ)♦ Western Invitational (UC Davis)♥ Chico State Invitational (Chico, CA)★ CCAA Matches

1995Head Coach: Kris Naber

(21-10, 7-5 CCAA)

9/01 ♣ Westmont College W 3-09/01 ♣ Western New Mexico W 3-09/01 ♣ Adams State W 3-09/02 ♣ Sonoma State W 3-09/02 ♣ Point Loma Nazarene L 2-39/07 @ UC Davis W 3-19/08 ♦ Chico State W 3-09/08 ♦ Sonoma State W 3-29/09 ♦ San Francisco State W 3-09/09 ♦ Humboldt State W 3-19/14 @ Edinboro Univ. PA W 3-19/15 ♥ Indiana University PA W 3-09/16 ♥ West Virginia Wesleyan W 3-09/16 ♥ Gannon University PA L 0-39/22 ♠ Clarion University W 3-09/22 ♠ @ Denver University L 2-39/23 ♠ West Texas A&M L 2-39/23 ♠ @ Colorado Christian W 3-210/06 ★ Cal State LA W 3-010/08 ★ Cal Poly Pomona L 1-310/13 ★ @ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-110/14 ★ @ CSU Bakersfield L 0-310/20 ★ CSU San Bernardino W 3-010/27 ★ @ Cal Poly Pomona W 3-210/28 ★ @ Cal State LA L 0-311/04 ★ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-011/06 ★ @ UC Riverside L 1-311/07 ★ @ CSU San Bernardino W 3-011/09 ★ UC Riverside W 3-111/10 ★ CSU Bakersfield L 1-311/17 ✤ @ Cal State LA L 2-3♣ Canyon Court Classic (Phoenix, AZ)♦ Western Invitational (UC Davis)♥ Gannon Invitational (Erie, PA)♠ Spalding Classic (Denver, CO)★ CCAA Matches✤ NCAA Southwest Regional (Los Angeles, CA)


(18-13, 6-6 CCAA)

8/30 ♠ Nebraska-Kearney W 3-18/30 ♠ Alaska Anchorage W 3-08/31 ♠ Colorado Christian W 3-08/31 ♠ Morningside IA L 0-39/05 ● Barry University FL L 1-39/06 ● Florida Tech W 3-09/06 ● Florida Southern L 2-39/07 ● U. of Tampa FL L 2-39/07 ● North Florida W 3-19/13 ✦ Henderson State AR W 3-29/13 ✦ Truman State MO W 3-19/14 ✦ Central Missouri State L 0-39/14 ✦ West Texas A&M L 0-39/20 Western New Mexico W 3-19/12 Azusa Pacific W 3-09/27 ♥ Cal State Hayward W 3-19/27 ♥ UC Davis L 1-3

Year-by-Year


9/28 ♥ Sonoma State W 3-29/28 ♥ San Francisco State W 3-110/04 ★ @ CSU Bakersfield L 1-310/05 ★ @ Cal Poly Pomona L 2-310/11 ★ CSU San Bernardino W 3-010/12 ★ Cal State LA W 3-210/18 ★ @ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-210/19 ★ @ UC Riverside L 0-310/25 ★ Cal Poly Pomona W 3-011/01 ★ @ Cal State LA L 0-311/02 ★ @ CSU San Bernardino W 3-111/05 ★ CSU Bakersfield L 1-311/08 ★ UC Riverside L 1-311/09 ★ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-0♠ CSUB Challenge (Bakersfield, CA)● Barry Tournament (Miami Shores, FL)✦ CMSU Challenge (Warrensburg, MO)♥ North/South Challenge (Davis, CA)★ CCAA matches


(14-19, 5-7 CCAA)

8/29 ✤ Henderson State AR W 3-18/29 ✤ West Texas A&M L 2-38/30 ✤ Seattle Pacific U. W 3-18/30 ✤ West Texas A&M L 0-39/05 ♣ North Dakota L 2-39/05 ♣ Nebraska-Omaha W 3-29/06 ♣ Mankato State L 0-39/06 ♣ U. of Tampa FL L 2-39/12 ✦ BYU-Hawai’i L 0-39/12 ✦ Henderson State AR L 1-39/13 ✦ Columbia MO L 0-39/13 ✦ Central Missouri State L 0-39/19 ♥ Florida Southern W 3-29/19 ♥ UC Davis W 3-19/20 ♥ Sonoma State L 0-39/20 ♥ San Francisco State W 3-110/02 ★ @ UC Riverside W 3-210/04 ★ @ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-110/10 ★ CSU Bakersfield L 0-310/11 ★ Cal Poly Pomona W 3-010/14 Embry Riddle U. AZ W 3-010/17 ★ @ CSU San Bernardino L 2-310/18 ★ @ Cal State LA L 0-310/24 ♠ San Francisco State L 0-310/24 ♠ Sonoma State W 3-210/25 ♠ Humboldt State L 0-310/25 ♠ Chico State W 3-010/31 ★ @ Cal Poly Pomona L 1-311/01 ★ @ CSU Bakersfield L 0-311/07 ★ Cal State LA W 3-211/08 ★ CSU San Bernardino L 0-311/14 ★ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-011/15 ★ UC Riverside L 0-3✤ West Texas Classic (Canyon, TX)♣ Canyon Court Classic (Phoenix, AZ)✦ CSMU Challenge (Warrensburg, MO)♥ North/South Challenge (Davis, CA)★ CCAA Conference Match♠ Chico State Tournament (Chico, CA)


(22-9, 16-6 CCAA)

8/28 ♣ Western New Mexico W 3-18/28 ♣ Central Missouri State L 1-38/29 ♣ South Dakota State L 1-39/04 ● Wayne State NE W 3-19/04 ● Augustana SD L 0-39/05 ● U of South Dakota W 3-09/05 ● U Nebraska-Omaha W 3-29/11 ★ @ UC Riverside L 0-39/12 ★ @ CSU San Bernardino W 3-29/18 ★ UC Davis W 3-19/19 ★ Chico State W 3-19/25 ★ San Francisco State W 3-09/26 ★ Sonoma State W 3-09/29 @ Embry Riddle AZ W 3-010/02 ★ @ CSU Bakersfield L 1-310/03 ★ @ CSU Stanislaus W 3-010/07 ★ Cal Poly Pomona L 1-310/09 ★ @ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-010/10 ★ @ Cal State LA L 0-310/16 ★ CSU San Bernardino W 3-210/17 ★ UC Riverside W 3-110/23 ★ @ Chico State W 3-010/24 ★ @ UC Davis L 2-310/26 Alaska Anchorage W 3-110/30 ★ @ Sonoma State W 3-010/31 ★ @ San Francisco State W 3-211/06 ★ CSU Stanislaus W 3-011/07 ★ CSU Bakersfield W 3-211/11 ★ @ Cal Poly Pomona W 3-011/13 ★ Cal State LA L 1-311/14 ★ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-0♣ Canyon Court Classic (Phoenix, AZ)● Nebraska-Omaha Tournament★ CCAA Matches


(25-7, 17-5 CCAA)

8/27 ♣ Western Washington W 3-18/27 ♣ Northern Colorado W 3-08/28 ♣ Western New Mexico W 3-18/28 ♣ Central Washington W 3-09/03 ♦ Ferris State W 3-19/03 ♦ Missouri-St. Louis L 2-39/04 ♦ Central Arkansas W 3-09/04 ♦ North Alabama L 0-39/08 ★ UC Riverside W 3-09/11 ★ CSU San Bernardino W 3-09/17 ★ @ UC Davis W 3-19/18 ★ @ Chico State W 3-09/24 ★ @ San Francisco State W 3-19/25 ★ @ Sonoma State W 3-09/27 Montana State-Billings W 3-010/01 ★ CSU Bakersfield W 3-110/02 ★ CSU Stanislaus W 3-110/06 ★ @ Cal Poly Pomona L 0-310/08 ★ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-010/09 ★ Cal State LA L 0-3

10/15 ★ @ CSU San Bernardino L 0-310/16 @ Embry Riddle AZ W 3-010/19 Embry Riddle AZ W 3-010/22 ★ Chico State W 3-010/23 ★ UC Davis W 3-010/29 ★ Sonoma State W 3-010/30 ★ San Francisco State W 3-011/05 ★ @ CSU Stanislaus W 3-111/06 ★ @ CSU Bakersfield W 3-211/10 ★ Cal Poly Pomona W 3-011/12 ★ @ Cal State LA L 1-311/13 ★ @ CSU Dominguez Hills L 1-3♣ Canyon Court Classic (Phoenix, AZ)♦ U. North Alabama Tournament★ CCAA Conference Match


(18-12, 14-8 CCAA)

8/25 ♣ Arkansas Tech L 2-38/25 ♣ Wayne State NE W 3-28/26 ♣ Southern Colorado W 3-18/26 ♣ Grand Valley State L 1-39/01 ♥ Nebraska-Kearney L 1-39/01 ♥ Minnesota-Morris W 3-09/02 ♥ Chadron State NE W 3-09/02 ♥ South Dakota State L 0-39/08 ★ Chico State W 3-19/09 ★ UC Davis W 3-09/15 ★ Sonoma State W 3-29/16 ★ San Francisco State W 3-09/22 ★ @ CSU Stanislaus W 3-09/23 ★ @ CSU Bakersfield L 1-39/27 ★ @ UC San Diego L 1-39/29 ★ @ Cal State LA L 0-39/30 ★ @ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-110/06 ★ Cal Poly Pomona W 3-110/07 ★ CSU San Bernardino W 3-210/13 ★ @ UC Davis L 2-310/14 ★ @ Chico State W 3-010/20 ★ @ San Francisco State W 3-010/21 ★ @ Sonoma State W 3-110/27 ★ CSU Bakersfield L 0-310/28 ★ CSU Stanislaus W 3-111/01 ★ UC San Diego W 3-011/03 ★ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-111/04 ★ Cal State LA L 0-311/10 ★ @ CSU San Bernardino L 0-311/11 ★ @ Cal Poly Pomona L 1-3♣ Canyon Court Classic (Phoenix, AZ)♥ South Dakota State Tournament★ CCAA Conference Match


(14-15, 9-12 CCAA)

8/24 ♣ Florida Southern W 3-08/24 ♣ Western Washington W 3-08/25 ♣ Northwood Institute (MI) L 1-38/25 ♣ Southwest State W 3-18/31 @ Seattle Pacific L 0-3

Year-by-Year


9/01 vs. Ferris State L 0-39/01 vs. Western Oregon W 3-29/07 ★ @ San Francisco State W 3-09/08 ★ @ Sonoma State W 3-29/21 ★ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-09/23 ★ Cal State LA L 2-39/26 ★ UC San Diego L 0-39/29 ★ @ Cal Poly Pomona W 3-19/30 ★ @ CSU San Bernardino L 0-310/05 ★ @ UC Davis L 2-310/06 ★ @ Chico State L 1-310/12 ★ Sonoma State L 1-310/13 ★ San Francisco State W 3-110/15 Embry Riddle (AZ) W 3-010/19 ★ @ CSU Stanislaus W 3-210/20 ★ @ CSU Bakersfield L 0-310/26 ★ @ Cal State LA L 0-310/27 ★ ✦ vs. CSU Bakersfield L 2-310/27 ★ @ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-010/31 ★ @ UC San Diego L 0-311/02 ★ Cal Poly Pomona W 3-211/03 ★ CSU San Bernardino L 0-311/09 ★ Chico State L 2-311/10 ★ UC Davis W 3-2♣ Canyon Court Classic, Phoenix, AZ✦ rescheduled from 9/11/01, played @ neutral site (CSU Dominguez Hills)★ CCAA Conference Match


(13-17, 8-14 CCAA)

8/30 ♣ Long Island U-CW Post W 3-08/30 ♣ Western Oregon W 3-18/31 ♣ Western New Mexico L 1-38/31 ♣ Northern Colorado L 0-39/06 ● Wisconsin Parkside L 2-39/06 ● Bellarmine W 3-09/07 ● Colorado Christian W 3-19/07 ● @ Mesa State College W 3-19/13 ★ @ CSU Bakersfield L 2-39/14 ★ @ CSU Stanislaus L 1-39/20 ★ @ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-19/21 ★ @ Cal State LA L 0-39/27 ★ CSU San Bernardino L 2-39/28 ★ Cal Poly Pomona L 0-310/02 ★ @ UC San Diego L 0-310/04 ★ UC Davis W 3-210/05 ★ Chico State L 0-310/11 ★ @ Sonoma State L 2-310/12 ★ @ San Francisco State W 3-010/18 ★ CSU Stanislaus W 3-210/19 ★ CSU Bakersfield L 2-310/25 ★ Cal State LA L 0-310/26 ★ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-011/01 ★ @ Cal Poly Pomona L 0-311/02 ★ @ CSU San Bernardino L 0-311/06 ★ UC San Diego L 0-311/08 ★ @ Chico State L 0-311/09 ★ @ UC Davis W 3-111/15 ★ San Francisco State W 3-111/16 ★ Sonoma State W 3-2

♣ Canyon Court Classic, Phoenix, AZ● Mesa State Tournament, Grand Junction, CO★ CCAA Conference Match


(11-16, 10-12 CCAA)

8/29 ♣ Westmont L 0-38/29 ♣ Seattle Pacific L 2-38/30 ♣ Western New Mexico L 2-38/30 ♣ Alaska-Anchorage L 2-39/06 Embry Riddle (AZ) W 3-09/12 ★ CSU Bakersfield L 2-39/13 ★ CSU Stanislaus W 3-09/17 ★ Cal State LA L 0-39/19 ★ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-29/26 ★ @ CSU San Bernardino L 0-39/27 ★ @ Cal Poly Pomona L 1-310/01 ★ UC San Diego L 0-310/03 ★ @ UC Davis L 1-310/04 ★ @ Chico State W 3-210/10 ★ Sonoma State L 2-310/11 ★ San Francisco State W 3-010/16 ★ @ CSU Bakersfield L 0-310/17 ★ @ CSU Stanislaus W 3-110/24 ★ @ Cal State LA L 2-310/25 ★ @ CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-110/31 ★ Cal Poly Pomona W 3-111/01 ★ CSU San Bernardino L 1-311/05 ★ @ UC San Diego L 0-311/07 ★ Chico State W 3-011/08 ★ UC Davis L 1-311/14 ★ @ San Francisco State W 3-111/15 ★ @ Sonoma State W 3-2♣ Canyon Court Classic (Phoenix, AZ)★ CCAA Conference Match


(6-18, Independent)

8/27 ♦ Northwest Nazarene L 2-38/27 ♦ CSU Bakersfield L 0-38/28 ♦ Western Oregon W 3-28/28 ♦ Vanguard (CA) L 1-39/03 ♣ The Master’s (CA) W 3-19/03 ♣ The Franciscan U. W 3-09/04 ♣ Azusa Pacific U. L 1-39/04 ♣ College of the Southwest W 3-09/06 Western New Mexico L 0-39/16 @ CSU San Bernardino L 0-39/17 @ UC San Diego L 0-39/21 @ New Mexico Highlands L 1-39/22 @ Western New Mexico L 0-310/15 @ CSU Stanislaus L 1-310/16 @ Chico State L 0-310/20 Hawai’i Pacific L 0-310/22 Ashland University L 1-310/23 Embry-Riddle (AZ) W 3-010/27 @ Mesa State (CO) L 2-310/30 Hawai’i Hilo W 3-111/04 @ CSU Bakersfield L 0-3

11/05 @ Cal State Los Angeles L 0-311/12 @ Cal Poly Pomona L 1-311/13 @ CSU Dominguez Hills L 1-3♦ at CSU Monterey Bay Tournament (Seaside, CA)♣ Canyon Court Classic (Phoenix, AZ)


(14-18, Independent)

8/25 ♦ CSU Bakersfield L 0-38/26 @ Cal State Los Angeles L 0-38/27 @ Cal Poly Pomona L 0-38/27 ♠ Northwest Nazarene L 1-39/2 ♣ Colorado Christian W 3-09/2 ♣ Fort Lewis (CO) W 3-09/3 ♣ Texas A&M, Commerce W 3-19/3 ♣ Western Oregon W 3-29/7 @ CSU Dominguez Hills L 2-39/8 @ UC San Diego L 1-39/9 BYU-Hawai’i L 0-39/10 BYU-Hawai’i L 0-39/15 @ Western New Mexico L 0-39/17 U of Hawai’i, Hilo L 1-39/19 U. of Hawai’i, Hilo L 0-39/23 ♥ Incarnate Word (TX) W 3-29/23 ♥ Southeastern Oklahoma W 3-19/24 ♥ St. Mary’s U. (TX) W 3-19/24 ♥ @ West Texas A&M L 0-39/30 @ Embry-Riddle (AZ) W 3-110/7 CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-210/8 Western New Mexico L 0-310/8 Bentley College (MA) L 0-310/11 @ Colorado School of Mines L 0-310/12 @ UC Colorado Springs L 0-310/14 @ Colorado Christian W 3-110/21 Notre Dame de Namur W 3-010/22 Notre Dame de Namur L 1-310/24 @ St. Martins (WA) W 3-110/25 @ Western Washington L 0-311/04 Embry-Riddle (AZ) W 3-1♦ played at Cal State LA (Los Angeles, CA)♠ played at Cal Poly Pomona (Pomona, CA)♣ Canyon Court Classic (Phoenix, AZ) ♥ West Texas A&M Tournament (Canyon, TX)


(17-14, 8-7 PWC-3rd)

8/26 ♠ CSU Chico L 1-38/26 ♠ Sonoma State (CA) L 1-38/27 ♠ CSU Stanislaus L 1-38/27 ♠ CSU Monterey Bay L 1-39/1 ♣ Northwest Nazarene W 3-09/1 ♣ Armstrong Atlantic W 3-09/2 ♣ Western Washington L 0-39/2 ♣ UC Colorado Springs W 3-09/8 ★ Notre Dame de Namur W 3-09/9 ★ Notre Dame de Namur W 3-09/13 @ Embry-Riddle (AZ) W 3-19/18 ★ @ Hawai’i Pacific W 3-09/19 ★ @ BYU-Hawai’i L 0-3

Year-by-Year


9/22 ★ @ Chaminade (HI) L 2-39/23 ★ @ U. of Hawai’i, Hilo L 1-39/29 ★ BYU-Hawai’i L 2-39/30 ★ BYU-Hawai’i L 0-310/4 Dixie State (UT) W 3-110/6 ★ Hawai’i Pacific W 3-110/7 ★ Hawai’i Pacific W 3-110/9 @ Southwestern College (AZ) W 3-010/13 ♥ St. Mary’s (TX) W 3-010/14 ♥ U. Texas-Permian Basin W 3-010/14 ♥ @ West Texas A&M L 0-310/16 ★ Chaminade (HI) L 1-310/17 ★ Chaminade (HI) L 1-310/19 Embry-Riddle (AZ) W 3-010/23 ★ U. of Hawai’i, Hilo W 3-110/24 ★ U. of Hawai’i, Hilo W 3-011/03 @ Notre Dame de Namur L 2-311/04 ★ @ Notre Dame de Namur W 3-1♠ Sonoma State Tournament (Rhonert Park, CA)♣ Canyon Court Classic (Phoenix, AZ)★ Pacific West Conference Match♥ West Texas A&M Tournament (Canyon, TX)


(7-20, 2-8 PWC-7th)

8/23 ♥ @ Adams State (CO) L 0-38/24 ♥ Winona State (MN) L 1-38/25 ♥ Western New Mexico L 0-38/25 ♥ Texas-Permian Basin L 1-38/31 ✤ Missouri-St. Louis L 0-38/31 ✤ Nebraska-Kearney L 0-39/1 ✤ @ Rockhurst (MO) L 0-39/1 ✤ Wayne State (NE) L 0-39/8 @ Embry-Riddle (AZ) W 3-29/25 ★ Notre Dame de Namur (CA) L 0-39/26 Notre Dame de Namur (CA) W 3-19/28 ★ @ Dixie State (UT) L 2-39/29 @ Dixie State (UT) W 3-210/2 ★ BYU-Hawai’i L 2-310/3 ★ BYU-Hawai’i W 3-110/5 ★ Hawai’i Pacific L 2-310/6 ★ Hawai’i Pacific W 3-210/9 @ Southwestern College (AZ) W 3-010/12 ★ Dixie State (UT) W 3-0

10/13 ★ Dixie State (UT) L 2-310/23 ★ @ Chaminade (HI) L 0-310/24 ★ @ Chaminade (HI) L 0-310/26 ★ @ U of Hawai’i, Hilo L 0-310/27 ★ @ U of Hawai’i, Hilo L 0-311/2 ★ @ Notre Dame de Namur CA L 0-311/3 ★ @ Notre Dame de Namur CA L 0-311/9 Embry-Riddle (AZ) L 1-3♥ Adams State Tournament (Alamosa, CO)✤ Rockhurst Tournament (Kansas City, MO)★ Pacific West Conference Match


(15-15, 6-8 PWC-5th)

8/29 ✦ Central Washington L 1-38/29 ✦ @ Cal State Los Angeles L 0-38/30 ✦ Academy of Art L 1-38/30 ✦ @CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-29/5 ♣ Western State (CO) W 3-19/5 ♣ Point Loma Nazarene (CA) L 1-39/6 ♣ Alaska Anchorage L 1-39/6 ♣ Western State (CO) W 3-19/12 ♥ Angelo State (TX) L 2-39/12 ♥ East Central (OK) W 3-29/13 ♥ Newman (KS) W 3-09/13 ♥ @ Eastern New Mexico L 0-39/19 ★ Dixie State (UT) W 3-19/20 ★ Dixie State (UT) W 3-29/23 @ Southwestern College (AZ) W 3-010/3 ★ Chaminade (HI) W 3-210/4 ★ Chaminade (HI) L 2-310/7 @ Embry-Riddle (AZ) W 3-010/10 ★ Hawai’i Hilo L 1-310/11 ★ Hawai’i Hilo W 3-110/17 ★ Notre Dame de Namur (CA) W 3-010/18 ★ Notre Dame de Namur (CA) W 3-010/21 ★ @ Hawai’i Pacific L 2-310/22 ★ @ BYU-Hawai’i L 0-310/24 ★ @ Hawai’i Pacific L 0-310/25 ★ @ BYU-Hawai’i L 1-310/31 ★ @Dixie State (UT) L 0-311/5 Embry-Riddle (AZ) W 3-011/7 @Academy of Art (CA) W 3-211/8 ★ @Notre Dame de Namur CA L 0-3

✦ CSLA/Dom. Hills Tournament (Los Angeles, CA)♣ Grand Canyon Classic (Phoenix, AZ)♥ Eastern New Mexico Tournament (Portales, NM)★ Pacific West Conference Match


(21-8, 10-6 PWC-4th)

8/27 ✦ Mesa State (CO) W 3-08/28 ✦ Fort Lewis(CO) W 3-28/28 ✦ @Colorado Mines W 3-18/29 ✦ Western State (CO) W 3-08/29 ✦ Adams State (CO) W 3-29/7 @Southwestern (AZ) W 3-09/11 ♣ Seattle Pacific L 0-39/11 ♣ @No. 24 W. Washington L 1-39/12 ♣ Central Washington W 3-19/12 ♣ Western Oregon W 3-19/17 ★ @Dixie State (UT) L 1-39/18 ★ @Dixie State (UT) L 1-39/25 Embry-Riddle (AZ) W 3-09/29 ★ No. 19 Hawai’i Hilo L 1-39/30 ★ No. 19 Hawai’i Hilo L 0-310/2 ★ BYU-Hawai’i L 1-310/3 ★ BYU-Hawai’i W 3-210/9 @ Embry-Riddle (AZ) W 3-010/13 ★ @Chaminade (HI) W 3-110/14 ★ @ Hawai’i Pacific L 0-310/16 ★ @Chaminade (HI) W 3-010/17 ★ @ Hawai’i Pacific W 3-010/26 Southwestern (AZ) W 3-010/30 ★ Notre Dame de Namur (CA) W 3-010/31 ★ Notre Dame de Namur (CA) W 3-111/6 ★ Academy of Art (CA) W 3-011/7 ★ Academy of Art (CA) W 3-011/13 ★ @Dominican (CA) W 3-211/14 ★ @Dominican (CA) W 3-0✦ Holiday Inn Oredigger Classic (Golden, CO)♣ Western Washington Tournament (Bellingham, WA)★ Pacific West Conference Match

1987 NAIA District VII Tournament11/06 Southern Utah State W 2-111/06 Western New Mexico W 2-011/07 Mesa State College L 1-211/07 Western New Mexico L 0-2

1988 NAIA District VII Tournament (at Fort Lewis College, Durango, CO)

11/04 Western State College W 2-011/04 Fort Lewis College L 1-211/05 Adams State College W 2-111/05 Western New Mexico W 2-111/05 Fort Lewis College L 0-2

1989 NAIA District VII Tournament(at Grand Canyon University, Phoenix, AZ)

11/03 Mesa State College L 0-211/03 Western New Mexico W 2-1

11/03 Fort Lewis College W 2-111/04 Adams State College W 2-011/04 Mesa State College W 2-011/04 Mesa State College W 2-1NAIA District VII Champions

1989 NAIA Bi-District Championships

(at Fresno Pacific College, Fresno, CA)11/10 @ Fresno Pacific L 1-3

1990 NAIA District VII Tournament(Site unknown)

11/02 Western New Mexico W 2-011/03 Fort Lewis College W 2-011/03 Western New Mexico W 3-0NAIA District VII Champions

1990 NAIA Bi-District Championships

(at Grand Canyon University, Phoenix, AZ)11/10 Westmont College L 1-3

1993 NCAA Division II Northwest Regional(at UC Davis, Davis, CA)

11/19 UC Davis W 3-111/20 Portland State L 1-3

1995 NCAA Division II Southwest Regional

(at Cal State Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA)11/17 @ Cal State LA L 2-3

Postseason History

Year-by-Year


Team Totals Year-by-Year


SEASON G K K/Game E TA Pct A A/Game SA SE SA/Gm RE DIG Dig/G BS BA Total B/Gm BE BHE

1981 (1-13 OVERALL) Statistical Records Not Available For This Season1982 (Record Unavailable) Statistical Records Not Available For This Season1983 NO TEAM SPONSORED1984 (0-12 OVERALL) 36 240 6.67 181 887 .067 209 5.81 46 71 1.28 91 303 8.42 62 61 92.5 2.57 66 –1985 (6-21 OVERALL) 76 628 8.26 344 2102 .135 537 7.07 163 – 2.14 – 1083 14.25 125 144 197.0 2.59 – –1986 (6-22 OVERALL) 75 623 8.31 337 2371 .121 470 6.27 213 197 2.84 273 1299 17.32 72 140 142.0 1.89 – –1987 (14-23 OVERALL) 95 937 9.86 469 3049 .153 781 8.22 228 139 2.40 – 1483 15.61 106 89 150.5 1.58 67 –1988 (26-18 OVERALL) 150 1547 10.31 779 4566 .168 1315 8.77 286 271 1.91 278 2031 13.54 198 250 323.0 2.15 – –1989 (36-10 OVERALL) 126 1775 14.06 662 4612 .241 1376 10.92 267 223 2.12 238 2021 16.04 194 326 357.0 2.83 – –1990 (23-15 0VERALL) 129 1692 13.12 784 4824 .188 1430 11.09 271 251 2.10 227 2296 17.80 112 400 312.0 2.42 98 891991 (27-12 OVERALL) 142 1907 13.43 841 5219 .204 1625 11.44 314 387 2.21 – 2602 18.32 128 422 339.0 2.39 137 –1992 (26-10 OVERALL) 140 1852 13.23 749 4978 .222 1533 10.95 228 305 1.63 194 2207 15.76 170 375 357.5 2.55 119 –1993 (25-5 OVERALL) 112 1497 13.36 634 3962 .218 1264 11.29 184 228 1.64 175 2025 18.08 70 385 262.5 2.34 55 –1994 (16-17 OVERALL) 128 1721 13.44 821 5008 .180 1436 11.22 201 187 1.57 227 2268 17.72 89 362 270.0 2.11 67 –1995 (21-10 OVERALL) 115 1465 12.74 612 3979 .214 1142 9.93 217 259 1.87 148 1754 15.25 181 337 349.5 3.04 92 1111996 (18-13 OVERALL) 119 1575 13.23 760 4662 .175 1293 10.87 222 236 1.87 188 2081 17.49 90 333 256.5 2.16 79 1381997 (14-19 OVERALL) 124 1425 11.49 753 4379 .153 1182 9.53 214 233 1.73 190 1861 15.01 80 321 240.5 1.94 76 951998 (22-9 OVERALL) 116 1655 14.27 679 4832 .202 1364 11.76 209 237 1.80 173 2319 19.99 104 297 252.5 2.14 67 781999 (25-7 OVERALL) 110 1612 14.66 575 4456 .233 1302 11.84 212 – 1.93 – 2007 18.25 79 339 248.5 2.26 – –2000 (18-12 OVERALL) 112 1681 15.01 728 4566 .209 1479 13.21 204 312 1.82 160 1884 16.82 76 386 269.0 2.40 50 352001 (14-15 OVERALL) 111 1504 13.55 684 4115 .199 1256 11.32 243 338 2.19 233 1678 15.12 46 290 191.0 1.72 57 712002 (13-17 OVERALL) 114 1500 13.16 724 4120 .188 1322 11.60 213 314 1.87 234 1778 15.60 66 310 221.0 1.94 134 672003 (11-16 OVERALL) 106 1472 13.89 743 3923 .186 1256 11.85 180 267 1.70 204 1558 14.70 80 293 226.5 2.14 92 902004 (6-18 OVERALL) 82 1139 13.89 603 3351 .160 945 11.52 174 195 2.12 193 1379 16.82 40 153 116.5 1.42 20 302005 (14-18 OVERALL) 117 1419 12.13 822 4534 .132 1206 10.31 205 277 1.75 266 1698 14.51 104 234 221.0 1.89 56 662006 (17-14 OVERALL) 110 1475 13.41 699 4330 .179 1257 11.43 236 256 2.15 210 1777 16.15 133 273 269.5 2.45 72 422007 (7-20 OVERALL) 101 1270 12.57 609 3513 .188 1123 11.12 181 247 1.79 248 1415 14.01 108 286 251.0 2.49 74 872008 (15-15 OVERALL) 116 1338 11.50 638 4060 .172 1232 10.60 154 238 1.30 186 1722 14.80 71 328 235.0 2.00 42 572009 (21-8 OVERALL) 105 1305 12.43 533 3748 .206 1202 11.45 144 156 1.37 117 1657 15.78 43 426 256.0 2.44 56 35

Year KILLS (Tot/Avg) ATTACK PCT. ASSISTS (Tot/Avg) ACES (Tot/Avg) DIGS (Tot/Avg) BLOCKS (Tot/Avg)

1981 Statistical Records Not Available For This Season1982 Statistical Records Not Available For This Season1983 NO TEAM SPONSORED1984 Whitman (70, 1.94) Gillis (.136) Fischer (100, 2.78) Whitman (29, 0.81) Morse (64, 2.13) Gillis (42, 1.17)1985 Cartwright (153, 2.04) Kantola (.171) Howell (234, 3.12) Howell (33, 0.44) Whitman (243, 3.47) Nyul (83, 1.11)1986 Cartwright (179, 2.36) Cartwright (.188) Meck (273, 3.59) Nyul (45, 0.59) Nyul (244, 3.21) Cartwright (88, 1.16)1987 Kantola (289, 3.04) Kantola (.300) Kantola (363, 3.82) Kantola (63, 0.66) Kantola (324, 3.41) Kennedy (77, 0.81)1988 Dunn (388, 2.59) Dunn (.237) Belcher (1065, 7.10) Buscher (64, 0.45) Belcher (481, 3.21) Kennedy (131, 0.88)1989 Tieman (451, 3.73) Tieman (.324) Belcher (1241, 10.01) Buscher (44, 0.37) Belcher (515, 4.15) Tieman (157, 1.30)1990 Tieman (453, 3.62) Tieman (.303) Tanita (1310, 10.23) Tanita (59, 0.46) Sindorf (450, 3.49) Tieman (171, 1.37)1991 Sindorf (410, 3.06) Bauler (.310) Tanita (1488, 10.48) Bauler (54, 0.46) Tanita (499) Bauler (113, 0.96) Sindorf (3.70)1992 Parker (355, 2.71) Olona (.346) Olona (1354, 10.03) Gorraiz (52, 0.39) Olona (409, 3.03) Nakoa (124, 1.08)1993 Gorraiz (316) Olona (.318) Olona (1056, 9.96) Olona (37, 0.35) Gorraiz (419, 3.92) Nakoa (134, 1.20) Parker (3.01 avg) 1994 Willinger (370, 3.11) Spizzirri (.309) Spizzirri (1090, 9.73) Demory (44, 0.38) Boyer (460, 3.62) Miller (136, 1.09)1995 Willinger (344, 3.16) Miller (.323) Ash (539, 8.29) Miller (44, 0.39) Boyer (347, 3.07) Miller (164, 1.44)1996 Willinger (381, 3.81) Willinger (.234) Collard (845, 8.99) Blaylock (49, 0.41) Morgan (331) Morgan (116, 0.98) Willinger (3.03)1997 Geer (384, 3.43) Roer (.244) Campbell (970, 8.29) Morgan (55, 0.44) Morgan (364, 2.94) Morgan (103, 0.83)1998 Cyrus (405, 3.49) Cyrus (.305) Figueroa (1128, 10.54) Geer (48, 0.42) Geer (432, 3.76) Cyrus (125, 1.08)1999 LeTarte (382) Cyrus (.328) Figueroa (1094, 10.62) LeTarte (52, 0.48) LeTarte (360, 3.30) Cyrus (111, 1.22) Cyrus (3.91) 2000 Weiss (358, 3.38) Roer (.241) Jandreau (1253, 11.19) Blake (37) Jandreau (322) Roer (113, 1.02) Wiechertjes (0.38) Jones (3.22) 2001 Weiss (385, 3.47) Jandreau (.328) Jandreau (1085, 9.77) Davis (63, 0.59) Jandreau (314, 2.83) Huff (85, 0.82)2002 Forrest (391, 3.62) Jandreau (.374) Jandreau (1040, 9.72) Davis (57, 0.54) Davis (362, 3.45) Forrest (96, 0.89)2003 Forrest (423, 3.99) Jandreau (.388) Jandreau (1096, 10.34) Gabriel (50, 0.47) Jacob (322, 3.04) Forrest (124, 1.17)2004 Gabriel (412, 4.58) Taylor (.251) Taylor (811, 9.11) Jacob, Morales (34, 0.38) Jacob (297, 3.34) Bright (56, 0.67)2005 Rooth (299, 2.56) Taylor (.271) Taylor (966, 8.26) Taylor (55, 0.47) Handley (410, 3.50) Rooth (105, 0.90)2006 Edington (383, 3.65) Rooth (.293) Taylor (1023, 9.56) Taylor (47, 0.44) Handley (500, 4.63) Bright (110, 1.10)2007 Edington (358, 3.93) Edington (.219) Slemmer (955, 10.05) Meyers (44, 0.47) Meyers (379, 4.03) Bright (120, 1.19)2008 Baron (326, 2.94) Skadeland (.208) Meyers (1066, 9.19) Meyers (43, 0.37) Durbin (530, 4.57) Skadeland (97, 0.92)2009 Estes (210, 2.16) Preach (.281) Preach (1005, 9.57) Durbin (26, 0.25) Durbin (584, 5.62) Peterson (79, 1.04)


2010 Schedule

OCTOBER

1 Dominican University 6:00 p.m.

2 Dominican University 6:00 p.m.

8 Chaminade University 6:00 p.m.

9 Chaminade University 6:00 p.m.

11 Hawai’i Pacific 6:00 p.m.

12 Hawai’i Pacific 6:00 p.m.

14 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University 6:00 p.m.

22 University of Hawai’i, Hilo 10:00 p.m.

23 University of Hawai’i, Hilo 8:00 p.m.

25 BYU-Hawai’i 10:00 p.m.

26 BYU-Hawai’i 10:00 p.m.

NOVEMBER

2 Western New Mexico University 4:00 p.m.

12 Dixie State 6:00 p.m.

13 Dixie State 4:00 p.m.

AUGUST

28 Alumni 6:00 p.m.

SEPTEMBER

Sonoma State Tournament (3-4)

3 CSU Stanislaus/San Francisco State 11:15 a.m./3:45 p.m.

4 Chico State/Sonoma State 9:00 a.m./1:30 p.m.

7 Western New Mexico University 6:00 p.m.

UC Colorado Springs Tournament (10 -11)

10 Lees-McRae/Fort Lewis College 8:00 a.m./3:30 p.m.

11 Winona State/UC Colorado Springs 10:30 a.m./6:00 p.m.

14 Southwestern Bible College 6:00 p.m.

17 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University 6:00 p.m.

21 Notre Dame de Namur 7:00 p.m.

22 Academy of Art 7:00 p.m.

24 Academy of Art 7:00 p.m.

25 Notre Dame de Namur 2:00 p.m.

All matches Phoenix time | Home matches in bold | Crowne Plaza Phoenix is the preferred hotel of GCU Athletics.

GCULopes.com

The 2010 Grand Canyon University Women’s Volleyball Team Includes:From the left, front row - Stephanie McBride, Kristen Johannsen, Erica Ehlo, Sara Bowden, Caelen Hil ler, Tommyka Henry, Shelby Taylor, Megan Toth and Kristen Preach; middle row – Megan Davis, Carly Edington, Jackie Luallen, Emily Draper, Brooke Blomenkamp, Laurann Durbin, Erin Compton, Lisa Ramirez, Kaitlynn Ausmus and Jessica Posse; back row – assistant coach Megan Taylor, volunteer assistant coach Sara Ray, head coach Kris Naber and graduate assistant coach Whitney Estes.

GCU New Athletic Facilities

Student Recreation Center

Grand Canyon University’s new student recreation center will be a 55,000 square-foot playground featuring three basketball courts

and practice facilities for wrestling, basketball and volleyball. Located on the northwest side of campus and behind Kaibab Hall, the

facility will feature state-of-the-art men’s and women’s locker rooms, athletic training facilities and a student fitness center for use by

all campus residents. The facility is scheduled to open in October.

The student recreation center and events center are being designed by Kansas City-based 360 Architecture, a design firm with vast

credentials in sports arenas, with local representation by Tempe-based Architekton.


Events Center

Grand Canyon University’s 5,000-seat events center promises to fill a void in athletic and performance facilities in the Valley, with

a “just-right” capacity for mid-size sporting events, musical performances, speaking engagements and conferences. With its main

purpose to host GCU’s men’s and women’s basketball, the Camelback Road location of the 135,000 square-foot venue will be an

ideal location for Christian concerts and outside performances. The facility broke ground earlier this summer and is anticipated to be

complete by the 2011-12 basketball season.

GCU New Athletic Facilities


GCU Athletic Facilities

GCU Soccer Field is the home of both the men’s

and women’s soccer programs, as well as the men’s

lacrosse team.

Brazell Stadium is the home of the GCU baseball

team and is named after legendary coach Dave Brazell,

the founder and developer of the program and the head

coach for one of the program’s NAIA national titles.

Stapleton-Pierson Stadium is the home of

the GCU softball program. It is named for then-athletic

director John Pierson and head baseball coach Dave

Stapleton in honor of their efforts and determination in

building the facility.



Grand Canyon University

A Learning Leader Based In Phoenix, Arizona

You’ll quickly discover that there’s more to the Grand Canyon

University experience than classroom learning and campus living.

Set in the heart of Phoenix, GCU is next door to all the urban

activities and attractions, including cultural and artistic centers,

concerts, five major professional sports teams and shopping

malls–plus all the outdoor attractions you would expect from a city

famous for its year-round sunshine, including golf, hiking, biking,

horseback riding and much more. Whether you enjoy the fast-

paced city life, the mysteries of nature, or the fiery sunset painted

in the sky each evening, you’ll find that GCU offers exactly what

you want and need in your life. Founded in 1949, Grand Canyon

University is Arizona’s faith-based university and is recognized as

a leader among higher-learning institutions. GCU is a regionally-

accredited, private, non-denominational Christian university

that offers online and traditional campus-based bachelor’s

and master’s degree programs while emphasizing individual

attention for both traditional undergraduate students as well as

working professionals.

The Educational Experience Of A Lifetime

With a 12:1 student-faculty ratio, Grand Canyon University provides

the highest level of personal attention from professors who know

you by name. The GCU curriculum demands scholarly focus

and thorough dedication from students. Although the curriculum

is challenging, you will not be alone. The professors will be on

your side every step of the way, helping you explore your

academic gifts.

Around Campus

Grand Canyon University is equipped with amenities such as

an Olympic-sized heated pool, computer lab, library, Wi-Fi, the

Student Union, Latté Dah coffee shop, Cooke Health Center, career

services, spiritual life, student life and student cafeteria. There often

are events such as root beer keggers, lip sync contests, pizza

parties, movies on the lawn and skiing excursions. Independent,

apartment-style living environments also are available on GCU’s

campus through the North Rim Apartments, which bridge the

gap between dorm living and life off campus. GCU’s North

Rim Apartments offer one and two bedroom units–perfect for

married students, students with families and those who just want

more space.

What Happens When You’re Not Studying?

Grand Canyon University provides an exciting campus lifestyle that

includes an active Student Union, Latté Dah Café, movie nights,

a recreational pool, a wide variety of sports, a fully equipped

exercise facility and a strong spiritual life that includes chapel, The

Gathering (a contemporary evening chapel), community ministries

and mission trips.

Phoenix

Things are different in the desert. The sky is bigger. The

stars are brighter. The sunsets stop you in your tracks.

It’s a feeling that can’t be conjured, landscaped or

kindled with twinkling bulbs. John Ford knew that. So

did Frank Lloyd Wright. Come to greater Phoenix and

you’ll understand, too.

America’s fifth-largest city still has real cowboys and

rugged mountains and the kind of cactus most people

see only in cartoons. Phoenix is the gateway to the

Grand Canyon, and its history is a testament to the spirit

of puebloans, ranchers, miners and visionaries.

Projected against this rich backdrop is a panorama of

urban sophistication: Resorts and spas that drop jaws

and soothe souls. Stadiums and arenas worthy of the

world’s biggest sports spectacles. Restaurants with

inspired cuisine and inspiring patio views. Golf courses

that beckon players the year round. Shopping centers

as stylish and eclectic as the fashions they house.

This is greater Phoenix – Arizona’s urban heart and

America’s sunniest metropolis.

“Photography: Courtesy Greater Phoenix CVB”.


Administration

Chris RichardsonGeneral Counsel and Director

Brent Richardson joined Grand Canyon University in 2004 as CEO and was named to his current

position in July 2008. Prior to joining the University, he served as the CEO of Masters Online, LLC,

a company that provided online educational programs and marketing services to several regionally- and

nationally-accredited universities.

Prior to 2000, Richardson served as director of sales and marketing and later general manager of the

Educational Division of Private Networks, a company that produced customized distance-learning

curricula for the healthcare and automotive industries. He has more than 20 years of experience in the

education industry. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in finance from Eastern Illinois University.Brent RichardsonExecutive Chairman of the Board

Brian Mueller has his hand in just about every aspect of this growing organization’s success. He

joined Grand Canyon University in July 2008 to usher in a new era for the institution – from an

entrepreneurial venture to a market-supported public company. Of utmost importance in this transition

was maintaining the core of the University – the ground campus – and revitalizing programs that are

important to the traditional college experience.

A fixture at GCU athletic events, Mueller’s passion for sports (particularly basketball) have driven a

renaissance of GCU’s sports programs. His experience as a university professor, high school basketball

coach, alumni of a private university and his Christian faith help guide his leadership of Grand Canyon.

Since he took the helm of the institution, GCU has undergone plans for a major campus expansion

including a 5,000-seat performance center, recruited a highly regarded NCAA Division I basketball coach

to help in the University’s quest to break the ranks of Division II and is re-introducing popular programs

such as the College of Fine Arts, a program that was a part of GCU’s 60-year heritage.

Brian MuellerChief Executive Officer

Dr. Kathy PlayerPresident

Dr. Stan MeyerExecutive Vice President

Dan BachusChief Financial Officer

HEAD COACHES

ADMINISTRATION

SPORTS INFORMATION

Keith BakerDirector of Athletics

Ruth Ann GardnerAssistant Athletic Director/Senior Women’s Advisor

Dan NicholsAssistant Athletic Director

Dave StapletonHead Coach

Baseball

Russ PennellHead Coach

Basketball (M)

Trent MayHead Coach

Basketball (W)

Kim SimsHead Coach

Cross Country (M/W)

Paul PurtzerDirector

Golf (M/W)

Adam MarshallHead CoachLacrosse (M)

Petar DraksinHead CoachSoccer (M)

Stevie GillHead CoachSoccer (W)

Ann PiersonHead Coach

Softball

Steve SchafferHead Coach

Swimming/Aquatics (M/W)

Randy Bellah Director

Swimming/Aquatics (M/W)

Greg PrudhommeHead Coach

Tennis (M/W)

Tom FloodHead Coach

Track & Field (M/W)

Jeremy PriceHead Coach

Volleyball (M)

R.C. LaHayeHead Coach

Wrestling

Joshua MeyerCompliance Coordinator

Joel HornSports Information Director

Steve HeathAssistant

Sports Information Director

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