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2007 IPFW MastodonsQuick FactsLocation: Fort Wayne, Ind.Enrollment: 11,757Founded: 1964Conference: Summit LeagueColors: Royal Blue and WhiteNickname: MastodonsChancellor: Michael A. WartellAthletic Director: Tommy BellAssociate AD: Tim HeffronHead Coach: Kelley Hartley Hutton

(University of Toledo ’91)Overall Record: 309–150 (13 years)Record at IPFW: 172–83 (8 years)2006 Record: 26–10Associate Head Coach: Stephen FlorioGraduate Assistant Coach: Fabiana SouzaHome Court: Hilliard Gates Sports CenterCapacity: 2,500Athletic Trainer: Scott KnerrSports Information Director: Rudy YovichAssistant SID: Christine FranciesSID Telephone: 260–481–0729Athletic FAX: 260–481–6002Women’s Volleyball Contact: Christine FranciesE–mail: [email protected] Telephone: 260–481–0729Photographer Credits: Christine Francies

Athletic Department Web site: www.gomastodons.com

2007 ScheduleAugustFri.–Sat. 24–25 @ Dayton Flyer ClassicFri. 24 vs. Dayton 7 p.m.Sat. 25 vs. Illinois 1 p.m.Sat. 25 vs. Bowling Green 5 p.m. Tue. 28 EASTERN MICHIGAN 7 p.m. Fri.–Sat. 31–1 @ Western MichiganFri. 31 vs. Chicago State 5 p.m.

SeptemberSat. 1 vs. Eastern Kentucky 1 p.m.Sat. 1 vs. Western Michigan 5 p.m.Fri–Sat. 7–8 IPFW INVITATIONALFri. 7 Chicago State vs. Lehigh 5 p.m.Fri. 7 IPFW vs. Lipscomb 7 p.m.Sat. 8 Lehigh vs. Lipscomb 12 p.m.Sat. 8 IPFW vs. Chicago State 2 p.m.Sat. 8 Chicago State vs. Lipscomb 5 p.m.Sat. 8 IPFW vs. Lehigh 7 p.m.Fri. 14 @ North Dakota State* 8 p.m.Sat. 15 @ South Dakota State* 6 p.m.Sat. 22 NORTH DAKOTA STATE* 7 p.m.Sun. 23 OAKLAND* 3 p.m.

Fri. 28 @ Oral Roberts* 8 p.m.Sat. 29 @ Centenary* 8 p.m.

OctoberTues. 2 @ Bowling Green State 7 p.m.Fri. 5 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE* 7 p.m.Sat. 6 IUPUI* 7 p.m.Fri. 12 @ UMKC* 8 p.m.Sat. 13 @ Western Illinois* 6 p.m.Sat. 20 UMKC* 7 p.m.Sun. 21 @ Oakland* 3 p.m.Tues. 23 @ Xavier 7 p.m.Tues. 30 BALL STATE 7 p.m.

NovemberFri. 2 CENTENARY* 7 p.m.Sat. 3 ORAL ROBERTS* 7 p.m.Fri. 9 WESTERN ILLINOIS* 7 p.m.Sun. 11 @ IUPUI* 3 p.m.Fri–Sat. 16–17 THE SUMMIT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS TBASat. 24 VALPARAISO 7 p.m.

Homes matches in bold and caps. All times local.* Summit League matches

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Table of ContentsIPFW At A Glance 2History of Fort Wayne 4Chancellor Michael A. Wartell 6Gates Sports Center 6Athletics Director Tommy Bell 8Meet the Coaches 10–12Meet the Mastodons 14–32

2007 Team Photo 152006 Independent Awards 15Roster Breakdown 16Radio/TV Chart 17A Look Ahead 18–19

2006 Match Results 342006 Individual Statistics 362006 Category Leaders 38All-Time Records 40All-Time Letter Winners 412006 Mid-Con Review 442006 Mid-Con Statistics 46, 482007 Opponents 49–52


one university. two great names.

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The university offers more than 190 academic programs for undergraduateand graduate students who are taught bydistinguished professors. It’s not unusual toturn on a television documentary and see amember of IPFW’s faculty as the “residentexpert” on topics ranging from dinosaurs toMiddle East politics.

IPFW continues to grow, both in number ofstudents and in facilities. The addition of morethan a dozen soccer fields alongside the St. Joseph River has greatly increased athleticopportunities for students as well as membersof the community. IPFW has new apartment-style student housing, offering a moretraditional university experience to students. Anew state-of-the-art music building will bededicated this fall, and plans for a new medicaleducation building are moving forward.

IPFW’s academic organization is made up of 10major units, which include the College of Artsand Sciences; the College of Engineering,Technology, and Computer Science; the Collegeof Health an Human Services; the College ofVisual and Performing Arts; the Richard T.Doermer School of Business and ManagementSciences; and the School of Education. It alsoincludes the divisions of Continuing Studies,Labor Studies, Public and Environmental Affairs,and Organizational Leadership and Supervision.

There are nearly 100 student organizations onIPFW’s campus. Groups include departmentalorganizations, honorary societies, religiousorganizations, and special-interest groups.There are also several intramural sports.

IPFW is accredited by the Higher LearningCommission of the North Central Association ofColleges and Schools.

As northeast Indiana’s premierpublic university, IPFW iscommitted to enhancing access topersonalized, high-quality learning.

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history of the summit city

Now with a population in excessof 200,000 people, it is thesecond largest city in Indiana.As such, it offers its citizenry awide variety of things to do, see,and appreciate. For the sports-minded, there are threeprofessional teams based here:the United Hockey League’s FortWayne Komets, the MidwestLeague’s Single A Baseball FortWayne Wizards (whose parentclub is the San Diego Padres),and the United Indoor FootballAssociation’s Fort Wayne Fusion.Fort Wayne holds several placesin sports history. It is thebirthplace of the NationalBasketball Association and thehome of the Daisies, one of fiveteams in the first professionalwomen’s baseball league. FortWayne also has the honor ofholding the first night baseballgame under lights.

For those interested in theperforming arts, the Summit Cityoffers venues such as the FortWayne Philharmonic, the FortWayne Ballet, Civic Theatre,Artlink, the Fort Wayne DanceCollective, and Fort WayneYoutheatre.

Some little known trivia aboutFort Wayne: the inventor of thetelevision, Philo T. Farnsworth,was born here as was fashiondesigner Bill Blass. Fort Wayneis the home of the washingmachine, baking powder,parking meters, magnetic wire,streetlights, and gas pumps.

Fort Wayne began as an outpost on thewestern frontier more than 200 years ago. Itgained its nickname, the “Summit City,” bybeing the highest place between the Maumeeand Wabash river basins.

Photo courtesy Fort Wayne/Allen County Convention and Visitors Bureau

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Michael A. Wartellchancellor

Academician and scientist Michael A. Wartell came to IPFW as vice chancellor for academicaffairs and chemistry professor in 1993. On July 1, 1994, Wartell was installed as chancellor. His priorexperience includes positions at Sandia Laboratories in Albuquerque, N.M.; Humboldt State University inArcata, Calif.; and James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Va.

He received a B.S. in chemistry from the University of New Mexico and both an M.S. and Ph.D. from YaleUniversity in physical chemistry.

Wartell currently serves on the U.S. Army Science Board and has worked on such projects as chemicalwarfare, manpower and logistics, and decontamination. He also serves on the Defense Science Boardand chairs the Defense Intelligence Agency Science and Technology Advisory Board. Wartell staysinvolved in the Fort Wayne community by serving on the Board of Directors of the Greater Fort WayneChamber of Commerce, Corporate Council, Leadership Fort Wayne, and Fort Wayne Philharmonic.

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Gates Sports Centerhome of the mastodons

The Gates Sports Center is home for the IPFW men’svolleyball, women’s basketball, and women’s volleyballteams. The center is also the practice facility for the IPFWmen’s basketball program. The more than 68,000-square-foot, tri-level facility is located on the northeast end of theIPFW campus and features a multipurpose gymnasium withthree practice/game courts. The Gates Sports Center seats2,700 spectators for events. The center also houses a 1/9-mile indoor tartan rubber track, five racquetball/handballcourts, a fully equipped fitness center, and newly renovatedathletic locker rooms.



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Tommy Belldirector of athletics

James T. (Tommy) Bell is IPFW’s new director of athletics beginning with the 2007–08 academicyear and comes from Southern Illinois University Carbondale. He has been the constituentdevelopment officer for the Saluki’s Department of Athletics since October 2001. As the director ofathletic development, Bell oversaw a staff of two that managed all fundraising efforts within thedepartment. He established the Saluki Athletic Scholarship Fund in fall 2002 and increased that fund bymore than 450 percent.

“I am honored and proud to be chosen to lead the athletic department at IPFW. This is truly an excitingtime in the university’s athletic history as we enter the Summit League,” Bell said.

“I am pleased that Tommy is joining the Mastodon family here at IPFW,” Chancellor Wartell noted. “Hebrings to us a wealth of knowledge and experience in NCAA Division I collegiate athletic administrationand fundraising. Tommy’s high energy level, his people skills, and his natural warmth will make him aninstant success in both the Mastodon and Fort Wayne communities. I’m sure that with his abilities andtalents, the Mastodons will be reaching new goals in a very short time.”

Most recently, Bell led the SIU athletic department’s comprehensive capital campaign efforts for TheOpportunity Through Excellence: The Campaign For Southern Illinois University. This project facilitated the

first phases of the proposed “Saluki Way” master facility plan.

Bell received an undergraduate degree from Virginia Tech in 1979, and an M.S.Ed. from Radford University in 1987. His previousdevelopment experience was at Northern Illinois University as assistant athletic director for development from 1990–99. He also servedas head athletic trainer at Radford University in Virginia from 1980–84, and then serving full time as athletic trainer for the PhiladelphiaPhillies AAA affiliate, the Portland Beavers from 1984–87. Tommy and his wife, Laurie, currently live in Makanda, Ill., and have twochildren: Joey (22) and Courtney (20). Both are attending SIU.

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Meet the Coaches...


Head Coach Kelley Hartley Hutton

Kelley Hartley Hutton was named women’svolleyball head coach at IPFW in July 1999,where she has been charged with carrying thetorch for a university with a rich volleyballhistory. Since that appointment, the Mastodonsare 172–83 (67 percent) and coming off a red-hot 26–10 overall record to mark their fourth-straight 20-plus win season.

Hartley Hutton guided IPFW to the 2006Independent Championship Title and was namedIndependent Coach of the Year for the third time infive years. With a 309–150 career record (67percent), a home crowd joined Hartley Hutton incelebrating her 300th career victory when the Dons swept Buffalo onOct. 14, 2006. Hartley Hutton is currently ranked 43rd in the nation inwinning percentage as an active coach.

Known for playing gutsy defense, IPFW ended the ’06 campaignranked 19th in the country in digs per game (19.08 digs/game) withthen-junior Peachy Jankowski ranked 24th individually. The Dons 88

RPI ranking wasgood for third-best of10 NCAA Division Ivolleyball teams inIndiana, behind NotreDame and Purdue.

The women’svolleyball team“won” in theclassroom a yearago, too. HartleyHutton’s team turnedin a combined 3.28grade-point average

last year while juggling a hectic travel schedule. In 2006, HartleyHutton coached her first-ever Academic All-American in middleblocker Claire Jackson, who graduated with a perfect 4.0 in biologyand is now enrolled in Indiana University’s School of Dentistry.

Directing IPFW through the Dons’ final two years of Division II play,Hartley Hutton then led the Dons through a transition to the seriousDivision I volleyball force it is now. She led IPFW to a 2000 regular-season championship its last year competing in the Great LakesValley Conference and compiled an overall record of 23–7 thatseason. In 2001, the Dons first year of Division I play, they posted a13–14 mark followed by a 16–18 season in 2002—just shy of the.500 mark again. But in 2003, the Dons rolled to a 22–10 record andhave not won fewer than 22 matches since.

For the educational and cultural experience of her student-athletes’ lifetimes, Hartley Hutton took the squad to Brazil in May2003 for competitions, tourist excursions, and team bonding. It alsomeant “going home” for graduate assistant coach Fabiana Souza

(a native of Belo Horizonte, Brazil) and playing infront of her family in an IPFW jersey. Souzashattered IPFW career records for kills, setting it at2,305. The previous record stood at 1,895. Sherepeated as Independent Offensive Player of theYear in 2005. She was 16th in the nation in killsper game (4.94 kpg).

Off the court, Big Brothers/Big Sisters is HartleyHutton’s favorite non-profit organization, and shehas made time to mentor an area “little” since2002, a relationship she cherishes. IPFWwomen’s volleyball matches are standard fallevents for the organization’s First Friends

Program. After those matches, Hartley Hutton and her team usethis as an opportunity to talk to area youth about the importanceof education and setting goals.

Hartley Hutton came to IPFW in 1999 after serving one year at RobertMorris University rebuilding that program. In just one year, herrecruiting class led the Colonials to a Northeast Conferencechampionship and an NCAA Tournament berth in 1999, redeeming aseventh place league finish the year before. Hartley Hutton began hercoaching career at Walsh University in North Canton, Ohio, for fourseasons (1994–97), leading the team to back-to-back Mid-OhioConference titles and the NAIA tournament (1996 and 1997). AtWalsh, she compiled a record of 131–44; earned MOC Coach-of-the-Year, twice; and was the league’s chairperson and regionalrepresentative. She also served as the assistant athletic director andsenior woman administrator at Walsh.

A 1991 graduate from the University of Toledo, Hartley Hutton playedfour years for the Rockets, serving as captain her junior and senioryears. She earned an M.S. in sports administration from BowlingGreen State University in 1993 while working at the Mid-AmericanConference office. After completing a one-year NCAA internship withthe MAC, she was appointed to a full-time position in 1992.

Kelley and her husband, Craig Hutton, were married in Feb. 2004after meeting at IPFW. They reside in Fort Wayne, and their daughter,Kennedy, was born last April.


Associate Head Coach Stephen FlorioStephen Florio begins his fifth season with IPFW.Florio has eight years of NCAA Division I coaching experience as well as nine years of high school,junior high school, and USAV Juniors coaching experience. He also serves as the AVCA assistantcoaches representative for Division I for the Summit League.

Florio played two years of volleyball at Nassau (N.Y.)Community College in 1994 and 1995 before transferring to Division I St. Francis College (Pa.) andplaying two years for the Red Flash. At Nassau, hehelped the Lions to a regional championship in 1994and a runner-up spot in 1995. At St. Francis, Florioserved as a defensive specialist for the Red Flash.

Prior to IPFW, Florio served four years as an assistant coach at HofstraUniversity. While at Hofstra, Florio assisted in leading the Pride to twoconference championships and two consecutive NCAA tournamentappearances in 1999 and 2000.

Florio’s eight years of high school experience is highlighted by fiveyears as the head coach of the boys varsity volleyball team for DivisionAve./MacArthur High School in Levittown, N.Y. During that time, Florioled the team to its first ever playoff appearance in 2000, and a NassauCounty Conference II-A Championship in 2003. Along with winning aconference championship, Florio was named Conference Coach of theYear in 2003.

Florio also has nine years of USAV Girls Juniorscoaching experience. In New York, he coached for theLong Island Big Apple Volleyball Club for two yearsand the Creole Big Apple Volleyball Club for threeyears. Florio is currently the girls 18 and under coachand freshmen and sophomore training coach for theFort Wayne Volleyball Club. He has been with FWVBCfor four years.

During the summers of 2005 and 2006, Florio servedas head coach of the Great Lakes High PerformanceTeam at the USA High Performance Tournament. In2006, he lead the team to a third place finish at thetournament and a bronze medal. It was the first time

the Great Lakes Region had won a medal.

Since summer 1993, Florio has lent his experience to camps andclinics at the University of Illinois, Ball State University, Bowling GreenState University, Syracuse, Hofstra, IPFW, the Premier Elite Camp, WorldVolleyball Training Center, and the Great Lakes High Performance Camp.

Florio received a bachelor’s degree in marketing from St. Francis (Pa.)in 1998 and a master’s degree in secondary education in 2002 fromDowling College. On June 3, 2007, he completed his first marathon, andraised $1,370 for charity in the process.

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AthleticTrainer Scott Knerr

Knerr begins his eighth year as associate athletic trainer at IPFW.He received a bachelor’s degree in athletic training from Ball StateUniversity in 1995.

Knerr completed a master’s degree in sports management at theUniversity of Utah. While at Utah, he was a graduate assistantathletic trainer with the Ute’s women’s soccer team and nationallyranked women’s gymnastics team.

Knerr resides in Fort Wayne with his wife Jen, and his children;Parker (6), Claire (4), and Liam (2).

Fabiana Souza enters her second year as a graduate assistant coachat IPFW. Souza started a master’s degree in communication inJanuary 2006. She completed a bachelor’s degree in communicationin December 2005.

Souza currently holds the career kill record with 2,305 kills in herfour year career at IPFW. In 2004, she set a new single season recordfor kills with 621. The previous record had stood for 20 years. Souzafinished her collegiate career nationally ranked in kills per game,averaging 4.94 per game and was 16th in the nation. Souza finishedwith an average of 4.88 kills/game, 3.04 digs/game, and a .237hitting percentage for her career.

Souza was named MVP of three tournaments in her career and wasnamed to eight All-Tournament teams. She was named to the All-Independent team in 2003, 2004, and 2005 and was Offensive Playerof the Year in 2003 and 2005. In 2004, IPFW won the IndependentTournament, and Souza was named tournament MVP.



Meet the Mastodons...


2007 IPFW Mastodons

Front Row: L to R: Christine Simon, Jessica Dominiak, Peachy Jankowski, Patty Azevedo, Cynara Martins, Shannon Reuter, andJamie Schwartz. Back Row: L to R: Athletic Trainer Scott Knerr, Associate Head Coach Steve Florio, Stephanie Lamberti, KyleeHervey, Rebekah Roehm, Jessica Miller, Mayara Schlindwein, Jordan Staus, Taryn Parker, Graduate Assistant Coach FabianaSouza, and Head Coach Kelley Hartley Hutton.

2006 Independent AwardsOffensive Player of the Week

Oct. 31: Cynara Martins

Defensive Player of the WeekOct. 18: Peachy JankowskiOct. 25: Peachy JankowskiOct. 25: Peachy JankowskiOct. 25: Peachy Jankowski

Newcomer Player of the WeekOct. 18: Rebekah RoehmOct. 25: Rebekah RoehmOct. 25: Rebekah Roehm

Setter of the WeekOct. 18: Jessica Dominiak

All-AcademicClaire Jackson

Jessica Dominiak

All-TournamentCynara Martins

All-Tournament MVPRebekah Roehm

First Team All-IndependentPeachy Jankowski

Second Team All-IndependentCynara Martins

Honorable Mention All-Independent

Rebekah Roehm

Defensive Player of the YearPeachy Jankowski

Coach of the YearKelley Hartley Hutton


Roster Breakdown

Pronunciation Guide

Cynara Martins Sin-a-ra Mar-tinsJessica Dominiak Doe-min-e-akKylee Hervey Ki-lee Her-veShannon Reuter Roo-terPatricia Azevedo Oz-e-vee-doRebekah Roehm Rebecca ReamJordan Staus Jordin Stow-ssTaryn Parker Tair-inStephanie Lamberti Lamb-burr-teeMayara Schlindwein Ma-yar-a Sch-lind-wineFabiana Souza Fahbianna Soh-za

Mastodons on the Map Indiana Kylee HerveyJessica MillerJamie Schwartz

Ohio Christine SimonJessica DominiakShannon ReuterRebekah Roehm

Michigan Peachy JankowskiStephanie LambertiTaryn Parker

Illinois Jordan Staus

Brazil Cynara MartinsPatricia AzevedoMayara Schlindwein

Mastodons by PositionSetter Jessica Dominiak

Shannon Reuter

Outside Hitter Cynara MartinsKylee Hervey

Patricia AzevedoStephanie Lamberti

Mayara Schlindwein

Middle Hitter Jessica MillerRebekah Roehm

Taryn ParkerJordan Staus

Libero Peachy JankowskiChristine SimonJamie Schwartz

Mastodons by ClassSenior Peachy Jankowski

Cynara MartinsPatricia Azevedo

Junior Christine SimonJessica Dominiak

Kylee HerveyJessica Miller

Sophomore Shannon ReuterJamie SchwartzRebekah Roehm

Freshmen Stephanie LambertiTaryn ParkerJordan Staus

Mayara Schlindwein

Mastodons by Height6–1 Jessica Miller

6–0 Kylee HerveyRebekah Roehm

Taryn ParkerJordan Staus

5–10 Cynara MartinsPatricia Azevedo

Stephanie LambertiMayara Schlindwein

5–9 Jessica Dominiak

5–8 Peachy JankowskiChristine Simon

5–7 Shannon ReuterJamie Schwartz

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/Last School1 Shannon Reuter S 5–7 So. Tiffin, Ohio/Tiffin Columbian2 Stephanie Lamberti OH 5–10 Fr. Clinton Township, Mich./L’Anse Creuse3 Peachy Jankowski L 5–8 Sr. Fraser, Mich./Fraser5 Patricia Azevedo OH 5–10 Sr. Belo Horizonte, Brazil/Western Nebraska C.C.6 Rebekah Roehm MH 6–0 So. Willshire, Ohio/Parkway High7 Taryn Parker MH 6–0 Fr. Alto, Mich./Caledonia High8 Cynara Martins OH 5–10 Sr. Belo Horizonte, Brazil/Centro Educational Mineiro9 Christine Simon L 5–8 Jr. Bowling Green, Ohio/Bowling Green10 Jessica Dominiak S 5–9 Jr. Waterville, Ohio/St. Ursula Academy11 Kylee Hervey OH 6–0 Jr. Indianapolis, Ind./Pike12 Mayara Schlindwein OH 5–10 Fr. Nova Petropolis, Brazil/

Colegio Cenecista Frederico Michaelsen13 Jamie Schwartz L 5–7 So. Decatur, Ind./Adams Central14 Jordan Staus MH 6–0 Fr. Peru, Ill./LaSalle-Peru15 Jessica Miller MH 6–1 Jr. Fort Wayne, Ind./Concordia

Head Coach: Kelley Hartley Hutton (Ninth Year) Associate Head Coach: Stephen Florio (Fifth Year)Graduate Assistant Coach: Fabiana Souza (Second Year) Trainer: Scott Knerr (Eighth Year)

Numerical Roster


2007 IPFW Mastodons Radio/TV ChartShannon ReuterSO • S • 5–7Tiffin, OhioTiffin Columbian

Patricia AzevedoSR • OH • 5–9Belo Horizonte,Brazil

Cynara MartinsSR • OH • 5–10Belo Horizonte,Brazil

KyleeHerveyJR • OH • 6–0Indianapolis,Ind.Pike

JordanStausFR • MH • 6–0Peru, Ill.LaSalle–Peru

StephanieLambertiFR • OH • 5–10Clinton Twp.,Mich.L’Anse Creuse

Rebekah RoehmSO • MH • 6–0Willshire, OhioParkway

Christine SimonJR • L • 5–8Bowling Green,OhioBowling Green

MayaraSchlindweinFR • OH • 5–10Nova Petropolis,Brazil

JessicaMillerJR • MH • 6–1Fort Wayne, Ind.Concordia

PeachyJankowskiSR • L • 5–8Frasier, Mich.Frasier

TarynParkerFR • MH • 6–0Alto, Mich.Caledonia

JessicaDominiakJR • S • 5–9Waterville, OhioSt. Ursula

Jamie SchwartzSO • L • 5–7Decatur, Ind.Adams Central

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A Look Ahead...Expectations will be very high on Aug. 24, as it marks the start ofthe 2007 IPFW women’s volleyball season. In the team’s first yearcompeting in the Summit League, the Mastodons have their sightsset on a championship and an NCAA tournament berth.

“We recognize that our goal of winning a championship in our firstyear in the league is a lofty one, but it is one that we are excitedabout and ready to earn,” said ninth year Head Coach HartleyHutton. “This team should have a very clear blueprint for how theyneed to work and prepare for Summit League competition. We arefortunate that we played many of these teams as an Independentand have a healthy rivalry with them already.”

IPFW won the 2006 Independent Championship, its third title in fivetries, defeating now-league opponent North Dakota State to reachthe finals. The Mastodons have also faced IUPUI, Western Illinois,Oral Roberts, Cententary, Oakland, North Dakota State, and SouthDakota State. Since the transition to Division I, the Mastodons havecompiled a 22–6 record against the Summit League. AgainstIUPUI—the Dons instate rival—they are even at 3–3. Oral Roberts isthe only institution with an upper hand against IPFW, defeatingthem last year at the UVSC/LaQuinta Invitational. Against fellow newmembers North Dakota State and South Dakota State, the Dons are5–1 and 3–1, respectively. IPFW holds an 8–0 record againstOakland, 2–0 record against Western Illinois, and are 1–0 againstCentenary College.

The senior class of Peachy Jankowski (libero), Cynara Martins(outside hitter), and Patricia Azevedo (outside hitter) has helped theMastodons become a volleyball force in the Midwest. They do notknow a season with fewer than 22 wins since the Mastodons havewon at least 20 matches four years straight, including a 26–10mark last season.

Despite losing three seniors—all starters in some capacity (middleblocker Claire Jackson, outside hitter Nicole Howell, and outside hitterAmanda Pfister)—Hartley calls her 2007 teamexperienced. “We return our starting setter,libero, a middle, an outside, and our opposite. I’dsay that is a seasoned group,” said HartleyHutton. “It will be exciting to see the newcomerscontribute, too, and I believe they will.”

SettingJessica Dominiak (Waterville, Ohio/St. UrsulaAcademy) won the starting job for most of the2006 season, but she had to use the springseason for surgery and then rehabilitation. Withthe most experience and leadership know-how—as well as a point-scoring, left-handedattack—Dominiak looks to be the likely floorcaptain for the Dons again. Dominiak was183rd in the nation last season in assists pergame with 10.21. Dominiak hit at a .271 clipand averaged 1.10 kills/game. She was namedto the Independent All-Academic Team.

Shannon Reuter (Tiffin, Ohio/Tiffin Columbian), another giftedathlete, received the starting nod for a segment of last season, too.Reuter saw action in 30 matches, averaging 5.62 assists/game and1.38 digs/game. Despite her size, Reuter’s a leaper and goodtechnical blocker on the right side. Her athletic ability makes her anautomatic contender.

“We are really fortunate to have two quality setters in Jess andShannon. I hesitate to call either a ‘back-up’ at this point. And theirstrengths, as well as short-comings, are so different that they offersomething completely unique to our team,” said Hartley Hutton.

Outside HittersThe outside hitting position is wide open. Likely starters are thesenior Brazilian tandom of Cynara Martins (Belo Horizonte,Brazil/Centro Educational Miniero) and Patricia Azevedo (BeloHorizonte, Brazil/Western Nebraska C.C.). Martins led the Dons in

kills, kills/game, points, and double-doubles.Martins had 18 double-doubles in 36 matches,averaging 3.23 kills/game and 3.50 digs/game.Azevedo averaged 1.43 kills/game in her firstseason at IPFW. Martins, a fierce competitor, wasnamed All-Tournament Team at the DuquesneOmni William Penn Tournament and TheIndependent Championship, MVP of the IPFWInvitational, and Second-Team All-Independentlast year.

“Though Cynara is still not playing at 100 percent,she can help us with her back court play andcompetitive spirit. She has been a mainstay in ourline-up since her freshman campaign, and I amcertain she will look for a way to be a value to ourline-up,” said Hartley Hutton.

Ironically, both Martins and Azevedo arerecovering from injuries and might not reach the


peak of their game until later in the fall. Newcomers StephanieLamberti (Clinton Township, Mich./L’Anse Creuse) and MayaraSchlindwein (Nova Petropolis, Brazil/Colegio Cenecista FredericoMichaelsen) could see early action. Lamberti is crafty and alreadyunderstands that there is more than one way to score on theoutside, while Schlindwein offers more size and an internationalstyle of play.

“We will have to lean on Stephanie and Mayara early,” said HartleyHutton. “They won’t be afforded a leisurely time to adjust to ourstyle because we need them to perform at a high level immediately.As newcomers, this is a great opportunity for both of them.”

Middle HittersA lightning jump serve and a punishing quick attack earned now-sophomore Rebekah Roehm (Willshire, Ohio/Parkway) a startingposition early during her freshman year. Not coincidently, the Donsfinished the second half of 2006, losing just two of 18 matchesafter an 8–8 start. And the accolades piled on: IndependentNewcomer of the Week: Sept. 5, Sept. 26, and Oct. 31; All-Tournament Team at IPFW Invitational; MVP of the IndependentChampionships; and Honorable Mention All-Independent Team.Roehm also ranked nationally in aces per game (273rd, 0.35aces/game) and hitting percentage (264th, .279).

“Bekah gets better and better and offers consistency to our middleattack. She is aggressive and very competitive, so she’s a natural‘go-to’ type,” said Hartley Hutton.

Junior Kylee Hervey (Indianapolis, Ind./Pike) trained in the middleposition all spring, and Hartley Hutton thinks she will contend forthe remaining middle blocker position. “Kylee is quick and workedhard to learn the position last spring. I hope this is a break-out yearfor her,” said Hartley Hutton.

Look for freshmen Taryn Parker (Alto, Mich./Caledonia) and JordanStaus (Peru, Ill./LaSalle-Peru) to see action in the middle, too.Parker comes from one of the best clubs in Michigan (Far Out) andbrings a combination of size, speed, and sound, technical training.Staus, a good leaper with a great attitude, is expected to add depthto the middle and possibly train at the pin positions, too.

OppositeJunior Jessica Miller’s (Fort Wayne, Ind./Concordia) imposing blockand versatility to attack a variety of play sets makes her the choiceon the right side. Miller averaged 2.56 kills/game last season. Sheearned All-Tournament Team at the Michigan/Nike Invitational andthe Utah Valley State/LaQuinta Invitational.

“Jess is no doubt one of the most consistent and hardest workerson the team. And although she has a quiet demeanor, she wants torip somebody’s head off. Gotta love that,” said Hartley Hutton.

DefenseFans can count on the Mastodons to play their trademark soliddefense and display patient and sound ball control. IPFW ranked19th in the nation in digs per game last year, averaging 19.08 digsper game. The efforts were led by starting libero Peachy Jankowski(Fraser, Mich./Fraser), who ranked 24th individually with 5.62 digsper game. Jankowski set a match record of 34 digs vs. North

Dakota State on Oct. 7, 2006, and the season record for digs with742. She was also named All-Tournament Team at theMichigan/Nike Invitational and at the IPFW Invitational, IndependentDefensive Player of the Year, and First Team All-Independent. Thecoaching staff thinks Jankowski is a Defensive Player of the Yearcandidate in the Summit League as well.

“Peachy has improved her game every year for us. She has beendrilled, and drilled, and drilled and looks at practice as anopportunity to improve. We can’t ask for much more from her,” saidHartley Hutton.

Junior Christine Simon (Bowling Green, Ohio/Bowling Green) andsophomore Jamie Schwartz (Decatur, Ind./Adams Central) will serveas defensive specialists. Schwartz saw valuable court time as afreshman and continued to improve in the spring season.

The Mastodons will look to capitalize on their experience to propelthemselves to their first NCAA tournament berth at the Division Ilevel. The Dons will travel to the Dayton Flyer Classic and theClarion Classic hosted by Western Michigan before hosting the 8thIPFW Invitational on Sept. 7 and 8. IPFW will open the homeschedule with Eastern Michigan on Aug. 28 and the conferencehome schedule with North Dakota State on Sept. 22.

IPFW hosts the Summit League Championships on Nov. 16 and 17at the Hilliard Gates Sports Center. The top four teams willconverge on the IPFW campus for the championships and theautomatic NCAA berth.


#3 Peachy Jankowski

Jankowski by the numbers...

SR - Libero Fraser, Mich. - Fraser

2006 SeasonJankowski, a captain, wrapped up a stellar junior campaign, nationallyranked in digs/game. She finished the year 24th in the nation with anaverage of 5.62 digs/game and was ranked every week. Jankowski set two

new records for IPFW in 2006. First, she set a new single match digs record with 34 digs versus North DakotaState on Oct. 7. Second, Jankowski wrapped up the season with a 742 digs, a new single season record. Shewas named Independent Defensive Player of the Week four times (Aug. 29, Sept. 12, Sept. 26, and Nov. 7) andwas the Defensive Player of the Year and named First Team All-Independent. Jankowski was named to theMichigan/Nike Invitational and IPFW Invitational All-Tournament Teams. Jankowski almost doubled every statshe had from her first two seasons.

2005 SeasonAfter being thrown to the wolves her freshman campaign, Jankowski once again led the Dons in digs with 418in 109 games, averaging 3.83 per game. She also posted 11 service aces and 39 assists. Jankowski wasnamed Independent Defensive Player of the Week twice, Oct. 18 and Oct. 25. Jankowski was named to theIPFW Invitational All-Tournament Team.

2004 SeasonAs a true freshman, Jankowski stepped into the libero position with ease. She recorded 458 digs, averaging3.79 per game and 23 service aces.

PrepJankowski played for Head Coach Kim Argiri-Slone at Fraser High School in Fraser, Mich. She was named All-State First Team, All-County, and All-Conference her senior year. Jankowski helped the Ramblers to a 2004Class A State Championship.

PersonalBorn Dec. 1, 1985. Daughter of Kenneth and Teresa Jankowski. She has a brother, Dan. Her real first name is Elizabeth. Jankowski is majoring in Spanish. She plans on studying abroad in spring 2008 inSalamanca, Spain.

Year GP K E TA PCT K/G A SA DG BS BA BE 2004 121 1 1 14 .000 0.01 21 23 458 0 0 0 2005 109 1 0 13 .077 0.01 39 11 418 0 0 0 2006 132 6 1 39 .128 0.05 47 31 742 0 0 0Totals 362 8 2 66 0.09 0.02 107 65 1618 0 0 0


JANKOWSKI’S CAREER HIGHSKills: One on seven occasionsAttempts: Five vs. IUPUI, Nov. 3, 2006Attack Pct.: .500 vs. Western Michigan, Aug. 29, 2006Assists: Six vs. Belmont, Sept. 23, 2005Service Aces: Three on four occasionsDigs: 34 vs. North Dakota State, Oct. 7, 2006

A little more about Peachy....Best Trip of 2006? Oakland—because I get to go “home” to Michigan and the support from my local friends and family is awesome andmakes playing there that much better for me.

Best Memory of 2006? The Independent Championship game vs. North Dakota State when the NDSU fans rushed the floor when theythought the game was over and Amanda Pfister was running circles on our side of the court with her fists in the air. We ended up winning by2 points!

Superstitions? I always do a little handshake with Fabi before the games. It started when we played together, and we still do it before I goonto the court.

Any plans after graduation? Become a translator or work for a business doing foreign relations while playing beach volleyball in California.

If you could bring anything to Fort Wayne from your hometown, what would it be? SAGANAKI-OPA! Nobody knows what this is and Ialways rave about it. Every time I go home, I get this awesome appetizer. It’s flaming cheese!

What is in your CD/MP3 plaayer before a game? This foreign song. I don’t know the name, but Christine knows what I’m talkin’ ’bout.

What are you looking forward to this season? This season is different from every other season because we actually have the opportunityto go to the NCAA tournament, and I’m looking forward to every match being just as important as the next and getting after it this year.

What do you miss most about youur hometown? I miss my family the most, plus the volleyball fanatics I grew up with. But mostly, I missConey Island and La Shish—awesome food.

Road trip you don’t want to make? The Dakotas. There’s only so much Catch Phrase, and so many things you can do to occupy the 15hour bus ride.


#5 PattyAzevedo

Year GP K E TA PCT K/G A SA DG BS BA BE 2006 63 90 46 261 .169 1.43 5 4 37 2 18 3 Totals 63 90 46 261 .169 1.43 5 4 37 2 18 3

Azevedo by the numbers...

SR - Outside Hitter Belo Horizonte, BrazilWestern Nebraska C.C.

2006 SeasonAzevedo saw action in 29 matches. She had 90 kills, averaging1.43/game. Azevedo added 37 digs, two block solos, and 18 block assists.She averaged 0.59 digs/game and 0.32 blocks/game. Azevedo knocked

down a career high 14 kills against Chicago State and hit at a .556 clip against Delaware State. ChicagoState was a personal best match for Azevedo, where she added three service aces, nine digs, 45 attempts,and five block assists to her 14 kills.

At Western NebraskaAzevedo was an All-American in 2004 and 2005 and was Female Athlete of the Year 2004–05. She wasnamed MVP in 2005–06. Azevedo was named to the All-Tournament team at Nationals in ’04 and ’05.Azevedo was also named to the All-Regionals in ’04 and ’05 and was named to the All-Tournament teamboth years. Azevedo holds the single season kills record at Western Nebraska Community College, with 851kills in 2004 and the career kills record with 1,514 kills during two seasons.

PersonalBorn Oct. 24, 1985. Daughter of Claudio Luiz Bezerra de Azevedo and Iraci da Costa Azevedo. She has onesister, Priscila Costa Azevedo. Azevedo is majoring in general studies.


AZEVEDO’S CAREER HIGHSKills: 14 vs. Chicago State, Oct. 8, 2006Attempts: 45 vs. Chicago State, Oct. 8, 2006Attack Pct.: .556 vs. Delaware State, Sept. 1, 2006Assists: Two vs. Western Michigan, Aug. 29, 2006Service Aces: Three vs. Chicago State, Oct. 8, 2006Digs: Nine vs. Chicago State, Oct. 8, 2006Solo Blocks: One on two occasionsBlock Assists: Five vs. Chicago State, Oct. 8, 2006Total Blocks: Five vs. Chicago State, Oct. 8, 2006

A little more about Patty....What do you miss most about your hometown? The food.

If you could go anywhere in the world, where would you ggo? I would like to go to China because its a huge country with an interesting culture.

Any supersititions or pre-game rituals? I listen to music before games.

What do you listen to before a game? Hip Hop music.

What is your favvorite TV show? Sponge Bob Square Pants.

If you could bring anything to Fort Wayne from home, what would it be? I would bring my mom so she would cook good Brazilianfood for me. So, I would bring the Brazilian food also.

Best memory of last season?? The game against North Dakota State at the Independent Championships.

Road trips you don’t want to make this season? Any trip that takes too long on the bus.


#8 CynaraMartins

Year GP K E TA PCT K/G A SA DG BS BA BE 2004 106 292 112 814 .221 2.75 13 35 335 9 39 6 2005 106 221 116 656 .160 2.08 15 23 333 2 23 2 2006 127 410 172 1202 .198 3.23 45 20 444 4 54 4Totals 339 923 400 2672 .196 2.72 73 78 1112 15 116 12

Martins by the numbers...

SR - Outside Hitter Belo Horizonte, Brazil

Centro Educational Mineiro

2006 SeasonA captain, Martins wrapped up her junior campaign leading the Dons in kills,kills/game, points, and double-doubles. Martins had 18 double-doubleswhile seeing action in 35 of the Dons 36 matches. She had 410 kills,

averaging 3.23 kills/game. Defensively, she added 444 digs, averaging 3.50 digs/game, four block solos and 54block assists. Martins was named the Tournament MVP at the IPFW Invitational and was on the All-TournamentTeams at Omni William Penn and the Independent Championships. Martins was named to the Second Team All-Independent and was the Independent Offensive Player of the Week for the week of Oct. 31.

2005 SeasonMartins was a force not only offensively, but defensively as well in her sophomore campaign. She posted 221kills with an average of 2.08 per game and dug up 333 balls. Martins posted double-doubles in 10 matches thisseason. She was named to All-Tournament teams at the Hofstra/Asics Invitational and IPFW’s Invitational.

2004 SeasonMartins made an instant impact in 2004. She recorded 292 kills (2.75 k/g), 335 digs (3.16), and 35 service aces.

PrepMartins is a 2002 graduate of the Colegio Anchieta Newton Paiva. She was an outside hitter, playing for CoachRobson. In her junior and senior years Martins was named MVP. Martins also played club volleyball for SpartaVolei Club under Coach Marcelo Melado.

PersonalBorn Sept. 5, 1984. Daughter of Altamiro and Maria Imaculada Martins. She has a brother, Rafael. Martins ismajoring in interior design.


MARTIN’S CAREER HIGHS Kills: 24 vs. Cornell, Sept. 24, 2005Attempts: 57 vs. Cornell, Sept. 24, 2005Attack Pct.: .485 vs. Northwestern, Sept. 4, 2004Assists: Three on four occasionsService Aces: Five vs. Temple, Sept. 11, 2004Digs: 26 vs. Ball State, Aug. 26, 2006Solo Blocks: Two on three occasionsBlock Assists: Six on two occasionsTotal Blocks: Six on three occasions

A little more about Cynara....Road trip you don’t want to have to make this year? Any trip where we stay in the bus for more than six hours. I don’t care where we’re going.

What do you miss about your hometown? The FOOD! I wish my mom was here to make my favorite recipes.

What iis your favorite restaurant in Fort Wayne? Cebollas! Yummy!

If you could bring anything from home to Fort Wayne, what would it be? A Brazilian steakhouse because it’s my favorite kind of food,and I’d love to see people trying a little bit of what we eat in Brazil. I know everybody will love it.

Best trip from last season? North Dakota State because we won the Independent Championship.

What are you looking forward to this season? Winning the conference championship and going to the NCAA tournament.

Are you cuurrently reading anything besides textbooks? Nope. I’m very lazy.

If you could go anywhere in the world, where would you ggo? I would go to Africa because I love the culture.

Favorite TV show? Anything on HGTV.


#9 ChristineSimon

Year GP K E TA PCT K/G A SA DG BS BA BE 2005 57 0 0 1 .000 0.00 2 0 53 0 0 0 2006 30 1 2 13 –.077 0.03 1 0 35 0 0 0Totals 87 1 2 14 –.071 0.01 3 0 88 0 0 0

Simon by the numbers...

JR - LiberoBowling Green, Ohio - Bowling Green

2006 SeasonSimon saw action in 16 matches in her sophomore campaign as the back-uplibero. Simon had 35 digs to average 1.17/game. Simon had a personal bestof nine digs against Wisconsin–Green Bay in 2006. She can also set, providingdepth in practice situations.

2005 SeasonSimon saw limited time in her freshman campaign as the back-up libero. She posted 53 digs and two assists in57 games.

PrepSimon was a two-year letterwinner and started both years on the Bowling Green varsity volleyball team. Shereceived District 7-Honorable Mention and NLL Second team her senior year. Simon was also co-captain hersenior year.

PersonalBorn June 25, 1987. Daughter of Mike and LInda Simon. She has onesister, Elizabeth, and one brother, Alex. Simon is majoring inOrganizational Leadership and Supervision (OLS) and minoring inCommuncation Studies.

Road trip you don’t want to make? I would rather not be driving to theDakotas...flying would be great.

What are you looking forward to this season? Being in the SummitLeague and a chance to go to the NCAA Tournament.

Any hobbies? I think my biggest hobby is staying busy. I can’t sit aroundand not be doing anything. So if I’m doing something, it’s probably ahobby.

Whhat would you bring from your hometown to Fort Wayne? I wouldbring Myles Pizza because its amazing.

Any plans after graduation? I would like to find a very successful job!

SIMON’S CAREER HIGHS Kills: One vs. St. Francis (PA), Sept. 2, 2006Attempts: Two vs. St. Francis (PA), Sept. 2, 2006Attack Pct.: .500 vs. St. Francis (PA), Sept. 2, 2006Assists: One on three occasionsDigs: Nine vs. UW–Green Bay, Oct. 29, 2006


#10 JessicaDominiak

Year GP K E TA PCT K/G A SA DG BS BA BE 2005 75 26 9 62 .274 0.35 182 10 71 1 8 1 2006 117 129 37 339 .271 1.10 1195 22 235 5 33 8Totals 192 155 46 401 .272 0.81 1377 32 306 6 41 9

Dominiak by the numbers...

JR - SetterWaterville, Ohio - St. Ursula Academy

2006 SeasonDominiak moved to the starting setter position in her sophomore campaign.She finished the season 183rd in the nation in assists/game with 10.21.Dominiak was named Independent Setter of the Week for the week of Sept.5th. She had seven double-doubles last season and was named to theIndependent All-Academic Team. Dominiak wrapped up 2006 with 1195assists, 22 service aces, 235 digs, and 129 kills. She hit .271, averaging 1.10 kills/game. She has beenaccepted into the Nursing Program.

2005 SeasonDominiak stepped right into the Mastodon system in her freshman campaign. In 75 games played, she posted 182 assists, averaging 2.43per game. Dominiak is not only a confident setter, but she attacked well,too. She was 26–9–62, posting a .274 hitting percentage and averaging0.35 kills per game. Dominiak recorded one double-double againstSouth Dakota State on Oct. 8, with 10 digs and 12 assists.

PrepDominiak was a three-year varsity player while at St. Ursula Academy.She has also competed in the Junior Olympic Girls Nationals for thepast four years. In 2004, Dominiak was a member of the Division 1State Championship team.

PersonalBorn Feb. 1, 1987. Daughter of Craig and Geri Dominiak. Has one

sister, Kristi. Dominiak is majoring in nursing.

What are you looking forward to this season? I am looking forward toactually playing in a conference. It will be exciting to compete against teamsthe whole season knowing that we could go on to the NCAA tournament.

Any hobbies? Nope, not really, but I am willing to give anything a try.

Favorite Movies? Princess Bride and anything Disney. I hate scary movies!

DOMINIAK’S CAREER HIGHS Kills: Eight vs. Duquesne, Sept. 2, 2006Attempts: 20 vs. Ball State, Aug. 26, 2006Attack Pct.: .833 vs. IUPUI, Nov. 3, 2006Assists: 59 on two occasionsService Aces: Three on two occasionsDigs: 18 vs. Ball State, Aug. 26, 2006Solo Blocks: One on six occasionsBlock Assists: Three on three occasionsTotal Blocks: Four on two occasions


#11 Kylee Hervey


Hervey by the numbers...

JR - Outside HitterIndianapolis, Ind. - Pike

2006 SeasonHervey saw action in nine matches in her sophomore campaign. She finishedthe season with 14 kills, averaging 0.78/game. At the net, Hervey added fourblock assists, averaging 0.22 blocks/game. Hervey had three personal bestsagainst Chicago State in 2006, 7 kills, 5 assists, and three block assists. She

hit a .312 against the Cougars, just below her personal best of .333 against Murray State in 2005.

2005 SeasonHervey saw action in 24 games in her freshman campaign. She connected for 30 kills and averaged 1.25kills/game. Defensively, she dug up 13 balls and recorded seven block assists in her limited play time. Herveyhit a personal best .333 against Murray State in 2005.

PrepWhile at Pike High School, Hervey excelled in the classroom and on thecourt. Academically, she was on the honor roll and a member of theNational Honor Society. On the court, she played outside for Head CoachAndy Cox and was named a scholar-athlete and distinguished athlete.

PersonalBorn July 23, 1986. Daughter of Steve and Cynthia Hervey. Has onesister, Kristina. Hervey is majoring in psychology.

If you could go anywhere in the world, where would you go? I would goto France to meet my cousins for the first time.

Any road trips you don’t want to make? I love road trips. I love to spendquality time with my teammates for endless hours on trips.

Any superstitions or pre-game rituals? I listen to music and pray beforeevery match. I also have to chew Lebron’s Lightning Lemonade bubblegum during warm-up.

What are you looking forward to this season? Winning.

Favorite Fortt Wayne restaurant? Biaggi’s at Jefferson Pointe.

HERVEY’S CAREER HIGHS Kills: Seven on three occasionsAttempts: 28 vs. Belmont, Sept. 23, 2005Attack Pct.: .333 vs. Murray State, Sept. 10, 2005Assists: Five vs. Chicago State, Oct. 8, 2006Digs: Four vs. Chicago State, Sept. 6, 2005Block Assists: Three vs. Chicago State, Oct. 8, 2006Total Blocks: Three vs. Chicago State, Oct. 8, 2006


#15 JessicaMiller


Miller by the numbers...

JR - Middle Hitter/OppositeFort Wayne, Ind. - Concordia

2006 SeasonMiller continues to excel at opposite for IPFW. Miller saw action in all 36 ofIPFW’s matches. She finished 2006 third on the team in kills with 328,averaging 2.56/game and a hitting percentage with .263. Defensively, Milleradded nine block solos and 84 block assists, averaging 0.73 blocks/game.She added 105 digs, with an average of 0.82 per game. She was named tothe All-Tournament Teams at the Michigan/Nike Invitational andUVSC/LaQuinta Invitational. Miller had one double-double in 2006 against New Hampshire.

2005 SeasonMiller made an instant impact in her freshman season, connectingfor 201 kills with a .215 hitting percentage. She averaged 1.88kills/game. Miller was third on the team in total blocks with 80 (12solos and 68 assists).

PrepWhile at Concordia High, Miller was named to the All–SAC Team,twice; First Team All-State, twice; and received the 2004 Glass SpikeAward. Academically, she was awarded the Physical Education Award.

PersonalBorn Aug. 26, 1986. Daughter of Richard and Janet Miller. She has onesister, Christine, who also played volleyball at IPFW. Miller is majoringin interior design. Miller completed a two-week study abroad in interiordesign in Rome during the summer 2007.

Any superstitions or pre-game rituals? No, I just calm myself downand focus; although some of my teammates have many.

Best memory of the 2006 season? Beating North Dakota State in theIndependent Championship...just watch the tape.

Favorite Fort Wayne restaaurant? Takaoka of Japan. The cooks amuseme.

MILLER’S CAREER HIGHS Kills: 19 vs. Weber State, Sept. 9, 2006 Attempts: 41 on two occasionsAttack Pct.: .545 vs. DePaul, Aug. 27, 2005Assists: Four on two occasionsService Aces: Three on three occasionsDigs: 11 ontwo occasionsSolo Blocks: Three vs. Western Illinois, Sept. 9, 2005Block Assists: Eight vs. Oral Roberts, Sept. 9, 2006 Total Blocks: Eight vs. Oral Roberts, Sept. 9, 2006


#1 Shannon Reuter

#6 Rebekah Roehm

SO - Setter - Tiffin, Ohio - Tiffin Columbian

SO - MH - Willshire, Ohio - Parkway

2006 SeasonReuter saw action in 30 matches in her freshman campaign at IPFW as the back-up setter.She had 388 assists, averaging 5.62/game. She averaged 1.38 digs/game. Reuter had double-doubles in three matches last season against Chicago State, Butler and Wright State.

PrepReuter sat out her senior year due to an injury but excelled in the three years prior. She was avarsity letterwinner for three years at Tiffin Columbian. She was named to the First Team All-District 6 in 2003 and 2004 and was District 6 Player-of-the-Year in 2004. She was named

First Team All-Northern Ohio League in 2003 and 2004. In the Premier Volleyball Club, she received the Golden HandsAward in 2004, Outstanding Junior Award in 2005, and “Gain the Respect” Award in 2006. Academically, Reuter was onthe honor roll all four years, a scholar-athlete and a member of the National Honor Society.

PersonalBorn Aug. 9, 1988. Daughter of Jim and Gina Reuter. She has one sister, Jamie. Reuter is majoring in Spanish.

2006 SeasonRoehm made an instant impact in her first season as a Mastodon. Roehm finished theseason nationally ranked in aces (0.35/game, 273rd) and hitting percentage (.279, 264th).She averaged 2.33 kills/game (fourth on the team) and led the Dons in hitting percentageand service aces. She had 291 kills in her freshman campaign and saw action in all 36matches. She added 44 service aces, 17 block solos, and 90 block assists. Roehm wasnamed to the All-Tournament Team at the IPFW Invitational; Newcomer of the Week, threetimes; Tournament MVP of the Independent Championships; and Honorable Mention All-Independent Team.

PrepRoehm was a member of the state runner-up Parkway High team. She was named to the First Team MAC All-Conferenceand First Team All-Ohio and was District 8 Player of the Year. She is a McDonald’s scholar-athlete. She holds three schoolrecords at Parkway: kills, blocks, and hitting percentage. Academically, she is a member of the National Honor Societyand was in the Top 10 percent of her class. She took home three academic awards: business, history, and science.

PersonalBorn Aug. 12, 1988. Daughter of Roland and Teresa Roehm. She has five sisters: Holly, Andrea, Jessica, Kaitlin, and Haley,and one brother, Robert. Roehm is majoring in Organizational Leadership and Supervision (OLS).

Year GP K E TA PCT K/G A SA DG BS BA BE 2006 69 14 8 53 .113 0.20 388 8 95 2 11 1 Totals 69 14 8 53 .113 0.20 388 8 95 2 11 1

Reuter by the numbers...

Year GP K E TA PCT K/G A SA DG BS BA BE 2006 125 291 85 739 .279 2.33 24 44 96 17 90 4Totals 125 291 85 739 .279 2.33 24 44 96 17 90 4

Roehm by the numbers...


#13 Jamie SchwartzSO - Libero - Decatur, Ind. - Adams Central

2006 SeasonSchwartz made huge improvements in her first season at IPFW. She saw action in 31matches, averaging 2.13 digs/game. Schwartz added 13 service aces and 18 assists.Schwartz had a personal best of 13 digs against North Dakota State in 2006. Known for herquickness, she made a smooth transition to the collegiate scene.

PrepSchwartz was a two sport athlete at Adams Central. In volleyball, she was a member of thestate finalist team in 2004 and 2006 and was named to the First Team All-State in 2006.Schwartz was also named to the Indiana All-Star Team in 2006. She set a new schoolrecord in assists in 2006. In the ACAC, she was named to the All-Conference Team in 2005and 2006, All-Conference Honorable Mention in 2004, and Academic All-Conference in 2006. She also received the JetAward. In basketball, Schwartz set the school steals record and received the HEART Award in 2004 and 2006. In theACAC, she was named to the All-Conference Honorable Mention Team in 2005, All-Conference Team in 2004 and 2006,and Academic All-Conference in 2006. Schwartz was also on the honor roll at Adams Central.

PersonalBorn May 25, 1987. Daughter of Matt and Shelly Schwartz. She has one sister, Jeana, and two brothers, Jarod and Josh.Schwartz is majoring in nursing.

Year GP K E TA PCT K/G A SA DG BS BA BE 2006 98 5 14 60 –.150 0.05 18 13 209 0 0 0Totals 98 5 14 60 –.150 0.05 18 13 209 0 0 0

Schwartz by the numbers...


#2 Stephanie LambertiFR - Outside Hitter - Clinton Twp., Mich. - L’anse Creuse

PrepLamberti assisted her team to the Final Four at the Michigan state tournament her sophomore year and to theFinal Eight in her senior season. She was named to Third Team All-State, First Team All-Count, First Team All-League, and First Team All-Region. She participated in the Junior Olympics in both 2005 and 2006 for MichiganElite Volleyball Club. She was the MVP of her team her senior year and team captain both her junior and senioryears. Academically, Lamberti was on the All-Academic Team and on the honor roll for three years.

PersonalBorn Aug. 3, 1989. Daughter of Kenneth and DIane Lamberti. She has two brothers, Matthew and Joshua.Lamberti is majoring in secondary education.

#7 Taryn ParkerFR - Middle Hitter - Alto, Mich. - Caledonia

PrepParker helped her Far Out Volleyball Club Team to a fifth place finish at 2007 Nationals. In her senior season atCaledonia, she was named All-Conference (OK Gold), All-Region, and Second Team All-State. As a junior, sheearned First Team All-Conference and All-Region honors and was named Honorable Mention All-State forCaledonia High School. Parker is a three-sport athlete, also playing basketball and soccer with a GPA betterthan a 4.0. She was on the honor roll and graduated fourth in her class.

PersonalBorn May 11, 1989. Daughter of Brian and Linda Parker. She has two brothers, Tyler and Troy. Parker ismajoring in graphic design.

#14 Jordan StausFR - Middle Hitter - Peru, Ill. - Lasalle-Peru

PrepStaus capped off a successful high school campaign being named the LaSalle-Peru NewsTribune VolleyballPlayer of the Year for 2007. Staus led LaSalle-Peru last season in blocks, with 194 and is second in kills with357. She was also a force in the back row with 124 digs her senior season. For her career, she had 770 killsand 394 total blocks. Staus was the first player at LaSalle-Peru to have a triple-double in kills, blocks, andpoints. She was a unanimous All–NCIC (North Central Illinois Conference) Reagan Division First Team in 2006and 2007. Staus was the team MVP in 2006 and 2007, Peoria Journal Star Honorable Mention All-Area andChampaign Gazette Honorable Mention All-State in 2007. Staus excelled in the classroom as well. She was onthe honor roll and a member of the High Scholarship Legion.

PersonalBorn Dec. 27, 1988. Staus is the daughter of Duane and Sue Staus. She has one sister, Taylor. Staus is majoringin secondary education with an emphasis on social science.

#12 MAYARA SCHLINDWEINFR - Outside Hitter - NOVA PETROPOLIS, BRAZIL

COLEGIO CENECISTA FREDERICO MICHAELSENPrepSchlindwein graduated from Colegio Cenecista Frederico Michaelsen in 2006. She was named the MVP of theCaxias Tournament.

PersonalBorn June 12, 1989. She is the daughter of Milton Schlindwein and Leoni Dalferth. Schlindwein is undecided onher major at IPFW.



2006 Match Results

Date Opponent Score Score–by–game Record Aug 25 vs. Michigan State # L, 1–3 30–28,23–30,20–30,13–30 0–1Aug 26 @ Ball State # L, 1–3 31–33,31–33,30–26,20–30 0–2Aug 26 vs. Xavier # L, 0–3 15–30,23–30,25–30 0–3Aug 29 Western Michigan L, 1–3 24–30,30–28,25–30,24–30 0–4Sept 1 vs. Delaware State $ W, 3–0 30–16,30–22,30–22 1–4Sept 1 @ Robert Morris $ W, 3–0 30–27,30–28,32–30 2–4Sept 2 vs. St. Francis Pa. $ W, 3–0 30–19,30–21,30–27 3–4Sept 2 @ Duquesne $ W, 3–2 28–30,30–22,30–13,23–30,15–8 4–4Sept 5 Toledo W, 3–0 30–23,30–22,30–23 5–4Sept 8 vs. Oral Roberts @ L, 0–3 24–30,27–30,29–31 5–5Sept 9 vs. Weber State @ W, 3–2 24–30,30–27,30–28,31–33,15–13 6–5Sept 9 @ Utah Valley State @ L, 1–3 25–30,29–31,30–25,18–30 6–6Sept 12 @ #15 Ohio State L, 0–3 12–30,25–30,26–30 6–7Sept 15 @ #22 Michigan % L, 0–3 22–30,26–30,22–30 6–8Sept 16 vs. Rice % W, 3–2 30–24,30–22,28–30,27–30,15–12 7–8Sept 16 vs. New Hampshire % W, 3–1 25–30,30–19,31–29,30–24 8–8Sept 19 @ Northern Illinois W, 3–2 26–30,30–23,21–30,30–20,15–13 9–8Sept 22 Texas Pan American ^ W, 3–0 30–27,30–15,30–22 10–8Sept 22 South Dakota State ^ W, 3–0 30–18,30–26,30–23 11–8Sept 23 Robert Morris ^ W, 3–0 30–25,30–23,30–21 12–8Sept 23 North Florida ^ W, 3–0 30–17,30–26,30–18 13–8Oct 3 @ Eastern Michigan W, 3–0 30–25,37–35,30–15 14–8Oct 7 North Dakota State L, 1–3 24–30,30–23,25–30,30–32 14–9Oct 8 @ Chicago State W, 3–1 30–24,30–18,24–30,30–1 15–9Oct 11 @ Akron W, 3–0 30–26,30–20,31–29 16–9Oct 14 Buffalo W, 3–0 30–12,30–22,30–25 17–9Oct 17 Bowling Green State L, 1–3 25–30,28–30,30–21,26–30 17–10Oct 21 @ Valparaiso W, 3–0 30–25,30–25,30–22 18–10Oct 23 @ Central Michigan W, 3–2 31–33,30–24,28–30,30–26,15–9 19–10Oct 26 @ Butler W, 3–1 30–24,24–30,30–21,30–24 20–10Oct 29 UW–Green Bay W, 3–0 30–16,30–22,30–26 21–10Oct 31 @ Wright State W, 3–0 30–24,30–20,30–23 22–10Nov 3 IUPUI W, 3–1 21–30,30–17,30–28,30–28 23–10Nov 10 vs. Texas Pan American ! W, 3–1 26–30,30–23,30–23,30–18 24–10Nov 10 @ North Dakota State ! W, 3–2 30–27,30–26,17–30,25–30,21–19 25–10Nov 11 vs. Utah Valley State ! W, 3–1 30–24,27–30,30–19,30–26 26–10

# – Ball State Nike/Active Ankle Weekend$ – Omni William Penn Duquesne/RMU Invitational

@ – Utah Valley State/LaQuinta Invitational% – Michigan/Nike Tournament^ – IPFW Volleyball Tournament

! – Independent Tournament hosted by North Dakota State

Overall: 26–10 Home: 8–3 Away: 11–4 Neutral: 7–3



2006 Individual Statistics|–––––––––––ATTACK–––––––––––| |–––––––––SET––––––––––| |––––––––––SERVE––––––––––|

## Name GP–MP–MS K K/Game E TA Pct A A/Game TA Pct SA SA/Gm SE TA Pct6 Rebekah Roehm 125–36–32 291 2.33 85 739 .279 24 0.19 125 .192 44 0.35 57 512 .88910 Jessica Dominiak 117–33–30 129 1.10 37 339 .271 1195 10.21 2487 .480 22 0.19 26 470 .94515 Jessica Miller 128–36–32 328 2.56 118 798 .263 20 0.16 102 .196 18 0.14 15 232 .9354 Claire Jackson 125–36–34 228 1.82 75 613 .250 22 0.18 85 .259 0 0.00 1 9 .8897 Amanda Pfister 126–36–28 350 2.78 121 1069 .214 22 0.17 190 .116 10 0.08 36 315 .8868 Cynara Martins 127–35–33 410 3.23 172 1202 .198 45 0.35 334 .135 20 0.16 44 487 .9105 Patricia Azevedo 63–29–4 90 1.43 46 261 .169 5 0.08 36 .139 4 0.06 13 44 .7053 Peachy Jankowski 132–36–2 6 0.05 1 39 .128 47 0.36 465 .101 31 0.23 53 530 .9001 Shannon Reuter 69–30–6 14 0.20 8 53 .113 388 5.62 713 .544 8 0.12 10 131 .9242 Nicole Howell 94–29–13 116 1.23 75 477 .068 14 0.15 164 .085 20 0.21 28 315 .91111 Kylee Hervey 18–9–1 14 0.78 13 45 .022 5 0.28 5 1.000 0 0.00 0 1 1.0009 Christine Simon 30–16–0 1 0.03 2 13 –.077 1 0.03 9 .111 0 0.00 1 7 .85713 Jamie Schwartz 98–31–2 5 0.05 14 60 –.150 18 0.18 172 .105 13 0.13 23 285 .919IPFW 132–36–36 1982 15.02 767 5708 .213 1806 13.68 4887 .370 190 1.44 307 3338 .908Opponents 132–36–36 1877 14.22 928 5790 .164 1750 13.26 5032 .348 162 1.23 319 3124 .898

|––––RECEPT––––| |–––DIG–––| |––––––––BLOCKING–––––––––|## Name G RE TA Pct DIG Dig/G BS BA Total B/Game BE BHE POINTS6 Rebekah Roehm 125 2 34 .941 96 0.77 17 90 107 0.86 4 4 397.0 10 Jessica Dominiak 117 1 2 .500 235 2.01 5 33 38 0.32 8 31 172.515 Jessica Miller 128 3 15 .800 105 0.82 9 84 93 0.73 14 0 397.04 Claire Jackson 125 6 12 .500 42 0.34 48 106 154 1.23 9 7 329.07 Amanda Pfister 126 26 402 .935 236 1.87 9 43 52 0.41 3 0 390.58 Cynara Martins 127 28 822 .966 444 3.50 4 54 58 0.46 4 2 461.05 Patricia Azevedo 63 2 27 .926 37 0.59 2 18 20 0.32 3 3 105.03 Peachy Jankowski 132 43 758 .943 742 5.62 0 0 0 0.00 0 3 37.01 Shannon Reuter 69 0 2 1.000 95 1.38 2 11 13 0.19 1 7 29.52 Nicole Howell 94 16 380 .958 242 2.57 3 10 13 0.14 2 0 144.011 Kylee Hervey 18 0 2 1.000 1 0.06 0 4 4 0.22 2 2 16.0 9 Christine Simon 30 4 39 .897 35 1.17 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1.0 13 Jamie Schwartz 98 14 220 .936 209 2.13 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 18.0TEAM 17IPFW 132 162 2818 .943 2519 19.08 99 453 325.5 2.47 50 59 2497.5 Opponents 132 190 3047 .938 2566 19.44 77 427 290.5 2.20 66 72 2329.5

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2006 Category LeadersKILL (by K) G K K/Game

8 Cynara Martins 127 410 3.237 Amanda Pfister 126 350 2.7815 Jessica Miller 128 328 2.566 Rebekah Roehm 125 291 2.334 Claire Jackson 125 228 1.8210 Jessica Dominiak 117 129 1.102 Nicole Howell 94 116 1.235 Patricia Azevedo 63 90 1.4311 Kylee Hervey 18 14 0.781 Shannon Reuter 69 14 0.203 Peachy Jankowski 132 6 0.0513 Jamie Schwartz 98 5 0.059 Christine Simon 30 1 0.03

ATTACK (by K) G K K/Game E TA Pct8 Cynara Martins 127 410 3.23 172 1202 .1987 Amanda Pfister 126 350 2.78 121 1069 .21415 Jessica Miller 128 328 2.56 118 798 .2636 Rebekah Roehm 125 261 2.33 85 739 .2794 Claire Jackson 125 228 1.872 75 613 .25010 Jessica Dominiak 117 129 1.10 37 339 .2712 Nicole Howell 94 116 1.23 75 477 .0865 Patricia Azevedo 63 90 1.43 46 261 .16911 Kylee Hervey 18 14 0.78 13 45 .0221 Shannon Reuter 69 14 0.20 8 53 .1133 Peachy Jankowski 132 6 0.05 1 39 .12813 Jamie Schwartz 98 5 0.05 14 60 –.1509 Christine Simon 30 1 0.03 2 13 –.077

SET (by A) G A A/Game TA10 Jessica Dominiak 117 1195 10.21 24871 Shannon Reuter 69 388 5.62 7133 Peachy Jankowski 132 47 0.36 4658 Cynara Martins 127 45 0.35 3346 Rebekah Roehm 125 24 0.19 1257 Amanda Pfister 126 22 0.17 1904 Claire Jackson 125 22 0.18 8515 Jessica Miller 128 20 0.16 10213 Jamie Schwartz 98 18 0.18 1722 Nicole Howell 94 14 0.15 16411 Kylee Hervey 18 5 0.28 55 Patricia Azevedo 63 5 0.08 369 Christine Simon 30 1 0.03 9

BLOCK (by Total) G BS BA Total B/Game BE4 Claire Jackson 125 48 106 154.0 1.23 96 Rebekah Roehm 125 17 90 107.0 0.86 415 Jessica Miller 128 9 84 93.0 0.73 148 Cynara Martins 127 4 54 58.0 0.46 47 Amanda Pfister 126 9 43 52.0 0.41 310 Jessica Dominiak 117 5 33 38.0 0.32 85 Patricia Azevedo 63 2 18 20.0 0.32 31 Shannon Reuter 69 2 11 13.0 0.19 12 Nicole Howell 94 3 10 13.0 0.14 211 Kylee Hervey 18 0 4 4.0 0.22 213 Jamie Schwartz 98 0 0 0.0 0.00 03 Peachy Jankowski 132 0 0 0.0 0.00 0

SERVE (by SA) G SA SE TA Pct SA/G6 Rebekah Roehm 125 44 57 512 .889 0.353 Peachy Jankowski 132 31 53 530 .900 0.2310 Jessica Dominiak 117 22 26 470 .945 0.198 Cynara Martins 127 20 44 487 .910 0.162 Nicole Howell 94 20 28 315 .911 0.2115 Jessica Miller 128 18 15 232 .935 0.1413 Jamie Schwartz 98 13 23 285 .919 0.137 Amanda Pfister 126 10 36 315 .886 0.081 Shannon Reuter 69 8 10 131 .924 0.125 Patricia Azevedo 63 13 44 .705 0.0611 Kylee Hervey 18 0 0 1 1.000 0.004 Claire Jackson 125 0 1 9 .889 0.009 Christine Simon 30 0 1 7 .857 0.00

DEFENSE (by Dig) G DIG Dig/G BHE3 Peachy Jankowski 132 742 5.62 38 Cynara Martins 127 444 3.50 22 Nicole Howell 94 242 2.57 07 Amanda Pfister 126 236 1.87 010 Jessica Dominiak 117 235 2.01 3113 Jamie Schwartz 98 209 2.13 015 Jessica Miller 128 105 0.82 06 Rebekah Roehm 125 96 0.77 41 Shannon Reuter 69 95 1.38 74 Claire Jackson 125 42 0.34 75 Patricia Azevedo 63 37 0.59 39 Christine Simon 30 35 1.17 011 Kylee Hervey 18 1 0.06 2

POINTS (by Points) G Points Pts/G8 Cynara Martins 127 461.0 3.636 Rebekah Roehm 125 397.0 3.1815 Jessica Miller 128 397.0 3.107 Amanda Pfister 126 390.5 3.104 Claire Jackson 125 329.0 2.6310 Jessica Dominiak 117 172.5 1.472 Nicole Howell 94 144.0 1.535 Patricia Azevedo 63 105.0 1.673 Peachy Jankowski 132 37.0 0.281 Shannon Reuter 69 29.5 0.4213 Jam,ie Schwartz 98 18.0 0.1811 Kylee Hervey 18 16.0 0.899 Christine Simon 30 1.0 0.03



TEAM RECORDS FOR A SEASONMost matches: 48 (1984)Fewest matches: 27 (2001)Longest winning streak: 16 (1986, ’96)Longest losing streak: 6 (1982)Most wins: 34 (1984)Fewest wins: 13 (2001)Most losses: 19 (1981)Fewest losses: 4 (1986)Highest winning percentage: .882 (1986)Lowest winning percentage: .481 (2001)Most kills: 1,982 (2006)Fewest kills: 1,174 (1981)Most attack errors: 810 (2003)Fewest attack errors: 563 (1989)Most total attempts: 5,708 (2006)Fewest total attempts: 3,216 (1989)Highest attack percentage: .254 (1984)Lowest attack percentage: .130 (1981)Most assists: 1,806 (2006)Fewest assists: 1,155 (1985)Most service aces: 408 (1984)Fewest service aces: 173 (2005)Most service errors: 403 (1995)Fewest service errors: 179 (2001)Most digs: 2,810 (1984)Fewest digs: 1,159 (1989)Most block solos: 430 (1986)Fewest block solos: 53 (2001)Most block assists: 653 (1984)Fewest block assists: 121 (1988)Most blocking errors: 374 (1987)Fewest bblocking errors: 50 (2006)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDSKILLSCareer: 2,305 Fabiana Souza (2002–05)Season: 621 Fabiana Souza (2004)Match: 36 Laura Douglas (vs. Lewis, 2000)

HITTING PERCENTAGECareer: .361 Conette Saylor (1981–84)Season: .400 Conette Saylor (1984)*Match: .846 Claire Jackson (vs. Delaware

State,, 2006)

BLOCK SOLOSCareer: 414 Julie Hefty (1984–87)Season: 133 Julie Hefty (1986)Match: 10 Lisa Zehr (vs. Lewis, 1985)

BLOCK ASSISTSCareer: 373 Claire Jackson (2003–06)Season: 151 Julie Hefty (1984)Match: 11 Julie Hefty (vs. Lewis, 1984)

DIGSCareer: 1,625 Laura Douglas (1997–00)Season: 742 Peachy Jankowwski (2006)Match: 34 Peachy Jankowski (vs. NDSU, 2006)

SERVICE ACESCareer: 247 Lisa Sheehan (1981–84)Season: 86 Lisa Sheehan (1983, ’84)Match: 9 Kris Wilder (vs. Bellarmine, 1990)

ASSISTSCareer: 5,658 Tami Isch (1997–00)Season: 1,659 Tami Isch (1998)Match: 84 Tami Isch (vs. Lewis, 2000)

* Minimum three attempts per game.

TEAM RECORDS FOR A MATCHMost kills: 96 (vs. Lewis, 2000)Most attack errors: 49 (vs. Ball State, 1987)Most total attempts: 269 (vs. Ball State, 1987)Highest attack percentage: .585 (vs. Kentucky State, 1989)Most assists: 92 (vs. Lewis, 2000)Most service aces: 22 (vs. Taylor, 1984; Mt. St. Joseph’s 1984)Most service errors: 22 (vs. Quincy, 1995; Lewis, 1995)Most digs: 117 (vs. Norrth Dakota State, 2006)Most block solos: 20 (vs. Butler, 1985)Most block assists: 31 (vs. Lewis, 1984)Most blocking errors: 28 (vs. Butler, 1985)

All-Time Records


All-Time Letter WinnersAGretchen Albersmeyer 1985–88

BApril Baer 1991–95Elly Bahlman 2005Lindi Bankowski 2001–04Danielle Berlien 1992Courtney Boissenet 1999–00Amber Borne 1994–95Lindsay Brammer 2001–04Janet Braun 1981–83Deanna Brown 1999–01Jami Brown 1988–89Karen Brown 1996–97Rachel Brown 1997–99Katie Bruening 1997Amy Brunow 1981Judy Brunow 1981

CSarah Calhoun 1999Bonnie Cannell 1991Connie Chovan 1981Jenny Cole 2004Michelle Conley 1992Lori Conn 1983Beth Christman 1980Cathy Culp 1992, 94–95

DCherise Dixie 1986,88–90

Jessica Dominiak 2005–Laura Douglas 1997–00Jan Dowling 1978–80Mary Drake 1980

EKris Espy 1983–86

FCheryll Field 1976Stephanie Freel 1997

GCarla Geradot 1984–87Carla Gierhan 1996Debbie Glassley 1976Kristin Gorsline 1988–91

Julie Gray 1980Lori Gray 1980–83Amy Grove 1999–02

HShari Hanna 1986–89Shelly Harper 1978Holly Hartley 1996–97Sharon Hauk 1982 Angela Haywood 1986–87Julie Hefty 1984–87Kim Heiman 1978–81Lisa Hendricks 1992Sue Hendricks 1980–83Keri Herdman 1993–96Kylee Hervey 2005–Cindy Horn 1982–85Nicole Howell 2003–06Julie Huber 1989–92Beth Huffman 1983

ITami Isch 1997–00

JClaire Jackson 2003–06Peachy Jankowski 2004–Jodi Johnson 1985Erin Jones 1988–89

KKristie Kelly 1984–85Jan Kiel 1976Starr Kleeberg 1989–90Sally Klotz 1978–80Beth Koester 1978

LCarol LaMarr 1991–92Laura Lawson 1996–97Sarah Leffers 2000–03Monica Liette 1995Erika Leitzke 2005Lisa Linn 1978Amy Luben 1994–97Jill Lyon 1990–93

MKathy Malfait 1978

Kristin Mann 2003–04Sandy Mansfield 1987Tiffany Martin 1994–97Cynara Martins 2004–Tina McCowan 1985Cheryl McKinney 1981Zehra Mecuk 2000Melissa Meinhart 2001–02Joyce Meyers 1985–87Chrissy Miller 2001Jeannie Miller 1976Jenny Miller 1999–01Jessica Miller 2005–Mindy Mills 2000Beth Minner 1982–83Nicole Myre 1999

NSara Noll 1985–88

PJulie Parrot 1993–96Karen Parsley 1976Amanda Pfister 2003–06Laura Pierson 1985–87Janna Plummer 1988–91Janelle Pollard 2001–04Amy Polvado 1992–93Dottie Porch 1994–97Lea Powers 1976Linda Przeniczny 1980

RAdrienne Raupfer 1996–97Nicole Ray 2000–03Linda Rehm 1976Laura Rehm 1976–78Andi Reichart 1994–97Amy Reidenbach 1992–95Shannon Reuter 2006–Angie Robbins 1996Rebekah Roehm 2006–Nancy Rorick 1980Julie Rosswurm 1978Mary Rosswurm 1976Ashlee Roth 2002–05

SConnette Saylor 1981–84Clara Schortgen 1981–84Rose Schortgen 1986Amy Scheumann 1990, ’93

Denise Scheumann 1988–91Jodi Schnelker 1997–99Lisa Schultz 1995Jamie Schwartz 2006–Katie Shank 1981Linda Shank 1983–84Kim Shroyer 1982–83Lisa Sheehan 1981–84Christine Simon 2005–Joni Smith 1985–88Shannon Smith 1992–93Kirsta Solberg 2000–03Donna Sommers 1983Fabiana Souza 2002–05Brenda St. Peters 1976Kathy Stahlhut 1982Leslie Stamets 1996Tammy Stanutz 1976Kim Steiner 1983–84Chris Stone 1981Temple Swoverland 1989–91

THeather Teagarden 1992–95Joy Thayer 1990–91Star Trahin 1995–97

VPam Van Houten 1976Pam Van Houten 1976Becky VanSkyock 1985Wendy Vander Wilt 1988–91

WSherrie Walters 1984–85Beth Watson 1978Allison Warkentien 2002Tiffaney Weisser 1999Kris Wilder 1987–90Jo Witte 1980–81Andrea Woodcock 1993–95

YJudy Yagodinski 1984–87

ZLisa Zehr 1985–88Vicky Zook 1976

Players in bold are active.




2006 Mid-Con* Review2006 Final Standings

Conference OverallInstitution W L Pct. W L Pct.Oral Roberts 11 1 .917 26 9 .743Valparaiso 9 3 .750 23 12 .657Western Illinois 9 3 .750 14 15 .483IUPUI 7 5 .583 12 20 .375UMKC 4 8 .333 7 23 .233Centenary 2 10 .167 12 24 .333Oakland 0 12 .000 1 25 .038

2006 Mid–Con Volleyball ChampionshipTulsa, OK–Nov. 17 and 18–Cooper Aerobics Center

Friday, Nov. 17#3 Valparaiso 3, #2 Western Illinois 2,#1 Oral Roberts 3, #4 IUPUI 1

Saturday, Nov. 18#1 Oral Roberts 3, #2 Valparaiso 22006 NCAA TournamentFayetteville, Ark.–Dec. 1–Barnhill Arena

Friday, Dec. 1#13 Oklahoma 3, Oral Roberts 0

2006 Mid–Con ChampionshipAll–Tournament Team

Jennifer Alexander, WIUDevika Bellamy, IUPUI

Danijela Novakovic, ORUThais Parada, ORU

Angie Porche, VALPONicole Schulz, VALPOOri Zuzic, ORU, MVP

OffensiveAug. 28 Jessie Fox, VALPOSept. 5 Ori Zuzic, ORUSept. 11 Ashley Baker, WIU

Thais Parada, ORUSept. 18 Ori Zuzic, ORUSept. 25 Ori Zuzic, ORUOct. 2 Patty Melinauskas, WIUOct. 9 Jackie Oliveira, ORUOct. 16 Ori Zuzic, ORUOct. 23 Devika Bellamy, IUPUIOct. 30 Devika Bellamy, IUPUI

Ori Zuzic, ORUNov. 6 Nicole Schulz, VALPONov. 13. Nicole Schulz, VALPO

DefensiveAug. 28 Brittany Marks, VALPOSept. 5 Lauren Fielding, CCSept. 11 Jennifer Alexander, WIUSept. 18 Cris Alves, ORUSept. 25 Danielle Bochat, CCOct. 2 Cris Alves, ORUOct. 9 Erin Frick, WIUOct. 16 Cris Alves, ORUOct. 23 Jennifer Alexander, WIUOct. 30 Lauren Fielding, CCNov. 6 Jennifer Alexander, WIUNov. 13 Patty Melinauskas, WIU

First TeamJennifer Alexander, WIU

Cris Alves, ORUAshley Baker, WIU

Devika Bellamy, IUPUIAngie Porche, VALPO

Kim Snow, ORUOri Zuzic, ORU

Co-Players of the YearAshley Baker, WIU

Ori Zuzic, ORU

Second TeamJessie Fox, VALPO

Brittany Marks, VALPOPatty Melinauskas, WIU

Carol Newell, IUPUIJackie Oliveira, ORUThais Parada, ORU

Nicole Schulz, VALPO

Defensive Player of the YearCris Alves, ORU

Setter of the YearThais Parada, ORU

All-Freshman TeamVal Bollenbacher, VALPO

Lauren Fielding, CCErin Frick, WIU

Danielle Goodnight, IUPUICaitlin Koenig, UMKCAngie Porcher, VALPOMonica Suding, IUPUI

Freshman of the YearAngie Porche, VALPO

Coach of the YearSheera Siorla, ORU

2006 Mid–Con Players of the Week

Centenary College–CCIUPUI–IUPUIOakland–OUOral Roberts–ORU

University of MissouriKansas City–UMKC

Western Illinois–WIUValparaiso–VALPO

Institution Abbreviations

2006 Mid–Con Volleyball All–Conference Teams

* The Mid-Continent Conference changed its name tothee Summit League in 2007. IPFW became a memberof the Summit League in July 2007.


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2006 Mid-Con* StatisticsKILLS G K K/Game

1. Valparaiso 126 2070 16.432. Oral Roberts 127 2015 15.873. Western Illinois 104 1506 14.484. IUPUI 110 1502 13.655. UMKC 103 1178 11.446. Centenary 120 1334 11.127. Oakland 89 849 9.54

HITTING PERCENTAGE G K E TA Pct1, Oral Roberts 127 2015 695 5200 .2542. Valparaiso 126 2070 834 5179 .2393. Western Illinois 104 1506 591 4394 .2084. IUPUI 110 1502 780 4482 .1615. UMKC 103 1266 752 3842 .1346. Centenary 120 1436 892 4729 .1157. Oakland 89 938 708 3436 .067

ASSISTS G A A/Game1. Valparaiso 126 1928 15.302. Oral Roberts 127 1841 14.503. Western Illinois 104 1369 13.164. IUPUI 110 1400 12.735. UMKC 103 1178 11.446. Centenary 120 1334 11.127. Oakland 89 849 9.54

BLOCKS G BS BA Total B/Game 1. Oral Roberts 127 73 550 348.0 2.742. Western Illinois 104 38 432 254.0 2.443. Valparaiso 126 54 446 277.0 2.204. UMKC 103 51 293 197.5 1.925. Centenary 120 40 369 224.5 1.876. Oakland 89 29 271 164.5 1.857. IUPUI 110 43 282 184.0 1.67

DIGS G DIGS DIGS/G 1. Western Illinois 104 1937 18.622. Oral Roberts 127 1875 17.283. IUPUI 110 1875 17.054. Valparaiso 126 2106 16.715. Centenary 120 1948 16.236. UMKC 103 1453 14.117. Oakland 89 1255 14.10

SERVICE ACES G SA SA/G 1. Oral Roberts 127 233 1.832. Centenary 120 210 1.753. IUPUI 110 186 1.694. Valparaiso 126 186 1.485. Western Illinois 104 153 1.476. UMKC 103 148 1.447. Oakland 89 121 1.36

Team Statistics

KILLS Team G K K/G 1. Ori Zuzic ORU 127 611 4.812. Angie Porche VALPO 122 480 3.933. Nicole Schulz VALPO 119 443 3.724. Ashley Baker WIU 94 326 3.475. Carol Newell IUPUI 110 359 3.266. Devika Bellamy IUPUI 96 307 3.207. Allison Sears VALPO 123 373 3.038. Angela Melka UMKC 78 236 3.039. Jessica Fox VALPO 126 369 2.9310. Jackie Oliveira ORU 81 229 2.83

HITTING PERCENTAGE Team G K E TA Pct1. Ashley Baker WIU 94 326 89 698 .3402. Nicole Schulz VALPO 119 443 131 933 .3343. Kim Snow ORU 123 326 93 714 .3264. Maja Devic ORU 125 283 72 675 .3125. Jackie Oliveira ORU 81 229 80 485 .3076. Thais Parada ORU 122 180 33 516 .2857. Jessie Fox VALPO 126 369 108 963 .2718. Angie Porche VALPO 122 480 178 1149 .2639. Jacqui Wood UMKC 101 231 89 548 .25910. Devika Bellamy IUPUI 96 307 123 725 .254

ASSISTS Team G A A/G 1. Thais Parada ORU 122 1485 12.172. Sara Hughes VALPO 116 1388 11.973. Lindsay Bekelja CC 119 1143 9.614. Caitlin Koenig UMKC 103 938 9.115. Alex Darin OU 89 791 8.896. Sarah Trimpe WIU 87 769 8.847. Lisa Suellentrop WIU 59 400 6.788. Devika Bellamy IUPUI 96 590 6.159. Danielle Goodnight IUPUI 104 595 5.72

BLOCKS Team G BS BA Total B/Game 1. Maja Devic ORU 125 20 144 164.0 1.312. Kim Snow ORU 123 21 125 146.0 1.193. Patty Melinauskas WIU 104 14 108 122.0 1.174. Erin Frick WIU 104 12 108 120.0 1.155. Nicole Schulz VALPO 119 14 112 126.0 1.06

DIGS Team G DIGS DIGS/G 1. Jennifer Alexander WIU 104 578 5.562. Brittany Marks VALPO 126 675 5.363. Cris Alves ORU 127 674 5.314. Lauren Fielding CC 120 627 5.225. Christy McConnell IUPUI 110 441 4.016. Amy Sauerwein WIU 95 376 3.967. Lauren Duquette OU 78 305 3.918. Danielle Bochat CC 119 392 3.299. Devika Bellamy IUPUI 96 293 3.0510. Angela Melka UMKC 78 233 2.99

SERVICE ACES Team G SA SA/G 1. Ori Zuzic ORU 127 86 0.682. Christina Nichols CC 118 51 0.433. Ashley Baker WIU 94 38 0.404. Brittany Marks VALPO 126 47 0.375. Chelsea Bastin IUPUI 92 34 0.376. Lauren Fielding CC 120 44 0.377. Angie Porche VALPO 122 39 0.328. Devika Bellamy IUPUI 96 29 0.309. Lauren Starks UMKC 99 29 0.2910. Carol Newell IUPUI 110 32 0.29

Individual Statistics

* The Mid-Continent Conference changed its name to the Summit Leaguein 2007. IPFW became a member oof the Summit League in July 2007.



2006 Mid-Con* StatisticsTeam Statistics (conference matches)

Individual Statistics (conference matches)

KILLS G K K/Game1. Valparaiso 42 722 17.192. Oral Roberts 44 714 16.233. Western Illinois 46 703 15.284. IUPUI 40 590 14.755. UMKC 40 551 13.776. Centenary 42 458 10.907. Oakland 42 450 10.71

HITTING PERCENTAGE G K E TA Pct1, Oral Roberts 44 714 218 1727 .2872. Valparaiso 42 722 276 1714 2.603. Western Illinois 46 703 261 1942 .2284. IUPUI 40 590 269 1669 .1925. UMKC 40 551 264 1557 .1846. Centenary 42 458 322 1648 .0837. Oakland 42 450 321 1601 .081

ASSISTS G A A/Game1. Valparaiso 42 677 16.122. Oral Roberts 44 653 14.843. Western Illinois 46 656 14.044. IUPUI 40 542 13.555. UMKC 40 511 12.776. Centenary 42 431 10.267. Oakland 42 410 9.76

BLOCKS G BS BA Total B/Game 1. Oral Roberts 44 28 196 126.0 2.862. Western Illinois 46 10 226 123.0 2.673. Valparaiso 42 13 158 92.0 2.194. Centenary 42 12 154 89.0 2.125. UMKC 40 20 127 83.5 2.096. IUPUI 40 13 124 75.0 1.887. Oakland 42 14 113 70.5 1.68

DIGS G DIGS DIGS/G 1. Western Illinois 46 861 18.722. Valparaiso 42 734 17.483. IUPUI 40 685 17.124. Oral Roberts 44 749 17.025. Centenary 42 690 16.436. UMKC 40 628 15.707. Oakland 42 579 13.79

SERVICE ACES G SA SA/G 1. Oral Roberts 44 86 1.952. IUPUI 40 75 1.883. Valparaiso 42 69 1.644. UMKC 40 61 1.525. Western Illinois 46 60 1.306. Oakland 42 51 1.217. Centenary 42 42 1.00

KILLS Team G K K/G 1. Ori Zuzic ORU 44 210 4.772. Angie Porche VALPO 42 169 4.023. Devika Bellamy IUPUI 38 140 3.684. Carol Newell IUPUI 40 146 3.655. Ashley Baker WIU 46 166 3.616. Jessie Fox VALPO 42 146 3.487. Nicole Schulz VALPO 38 130 3.428. Angela Melka UMKC 40 133 3.339. Leah Dupuie OU 42 134 3.1910. Allison Sears VALPO 42 125 2.98

HITTING PERCENTAGE Team G K E TA Pct1. Kim Snow ORU 44 127 21 239 .4442. Ashley Baker WIU 46 166 45 350 .3463. Jackie Oliveira ORU 44 125 41 254 .3314. Jacqui Wood UMKC 40 93 23 213 .3295. Nicole Schulz VALPO 38 130 41 279 .3196. Jessie Fox VALPO 42 146 37 342 .3197. Maja Devic ORU 44 99 30 233 .2968. Thais Parada ORU 44 62 12 179 .2799. Ori Zuzic ORU 44 210 64 529 .27610. Angie Porche VALPO 42 169 59 399 .276

ASSISTS Team G A A/G 1. Sara Hughes VALPO 39 495 12.692. Thais Parada ORU 44 548 12.453. Caitlin Koenig UMKC 40 443 11.074. Lisa Sullentrop WIU 27 275 10.195. Alex Darin OU 42 383 9.126. Lindsay Bekelja CC 42 373 8.887. Sarah Trimpe WIU 32 270 8.448. Danielle Goodnight IUPUI 40 285 6.459. Devika Bellamy IUPUI 38 210 5.53

BLOCKS Team G BS BA Total B/Game 1. Maja Devic ORU 44 8 50 58.0 1.322. Patty Melinauskas WIU 46 5 55 60.0 1.303. Erin Frick WIU 46 1 58 59.0 1.284. Nicole Schulz VALPO 38 4 42 46.0 1.215. Kim Snow ORU 44 7 46 53.0 1.206. Jacqui Wood UMKC 40 13 30 43.0 1.087. Rebecca Lunceford CC 42 2 40 42.0 1.00

DIGS Team G DIGS DIGS/G 1. Lauren Fielding CC 42 248 5.902. Brittany Marks VALPO 42 232 5.523. Jennifer Alexander WIU 46 254 5.524. Cris Alves ORU 44 242 5.505. Lauren Duquette OU 32 157 4.916. Kylee Stephenson UMKC 37 154 4.167. Amy Sauerwein WIU 40 162 4.058. Christy McConnell IUPUI 40 156 3.909. Devika Bellamy IUPUI 38 130 3.4210. Angela Melka UMKC 40 133 3.33

SERVICE ACES Team G SA SA/G 1. Ori Zuzic ORU 44 42 0.952. Ashley Baker WIU 46 22 0.483. Angie Porche VALPO 42 19 0.45

Brittany Marks VALPO 42 19 0.455. Chelsea Bastin IUPUI 40 18 0.45

Carol Newell IUPUI 40 18 0.457. Tiffany Meikle VALPO 30 12 0.408. Devika Bellamy IUPUI 38 14 0.379. Lauren Starks UMKC 39 11 0.2810. Lauren Duquette OU 32 9 0.28

* The Mid-Continent Conference changed its name to the Summit Leaguein 2007. IPFW became a member oof the Summit League in July 2007.


Location:..................................Dayton, OhioEnrollment:....................................... ..6,500Founded:..............................................1850Colors:....................................Red and BlueHome Court:........................Frericks CenterCapacity:.............................................5,000

Head Coach:................. .........Tim HorsmonFrostburg State, ’91

Record at Dayton:.................95–41 (4 yrs.)Career Record:....................192–91 (8 yrs.)

2006 Overall Finish:..........................22–112006 A–10 Record:..........11–2 (T1st, West)Starter Returning/Lost:.............5 + libero/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............. 10/6

2007 OpponentsDaytonFlyers

Dayton Flyer ClassicAug. 24–7 p.m.

Dayton, Ohio

Location:.....................Bowling Green, OhioEnrollment:.......................................20,276Founded:..............................................1910Colors:............................Orange and BrownHome Court:.......................Anderson ArenaCapacity:.............................................5,000

Head Coach:................Denise Van De WalleBall State, ’76

Record at BGSU:..............441–303 (24 yrs.)Career Record:..................................(same)

2006 Overall Finish:............................26–62006 MAC Record:..............13–3 (2ndEast)Starter Returning/Lost:.............5 + libero/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............. 11/1

BowlingGreenStateFalcons


Dayton, Ohio

Location:..............................Champaign, Ill.Enrollment:.......................................36,000Founded:..............................................1867Colors:...............................Orange and BlueHome Court:...................................Huff Hall Capacity:.............................................4,050

Head Coach:................. .............Don Hardin Illinois, ’82

Record at Illinois:............192–141 (11 yrs.)Career Record:................394–218 (19 yrs.)

2006 Overall Finish:..........................15–152006 Big Ten Record:..................6–14 (9th)Starter Returning/Lost:.............4 + libero/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 9/3

IllinoisFightingIllini


Dayton, Ohio

Location:.............................Ypsilanti, Mich.Enrollment:.......................................24,532Founded:..............................................1849Colors:...............................Green and WhiteHome Court:.................Convocation CenterCapacity:.............................................8,824

Head Coach:................. .......Kim BerringtonSouth Carolina, ’85

Record at EMU:...............171–159 (11 yrs.)Career Record:................274–234 (15 yrs.)

2006 Overall Finish:..........................13–172006 MAC Record:...........6–10 (T5th West)Starter Returning/Lost:.............5/1 + liberoLetterwinners Returning/Lost:.............10/4

EasternMichiganEagles

Aug. 28–7 p.m.Fort Wayne, Ind.

Location:...............................Richmond, Ky.Enrollment:.......................................16,000Founded:..............................................1906Colors:............................Maroon and WhiteHome Court:.................................McBrayer Capacity:.............................................6,500

Head Coach:................. ...........Lori DuncanEastern Kentucky, ’84

Record at EKU:..................135–137 (9 yrs.)Career Record:................164–237 (14 yrs.)

2006 Overall Finish:..........................17–142006 Ohio Valley Record:....................10–6Starter Returning/Lost:..............3 +libero/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 6/4

EasternKentuckyColonels

Clarion ClassicSept. 1–1 p.m.

Kalamazoo, Mich.

Oct. 2–7 p.m.Bowling Green, Ohio

Location:...................................Chicago, Ill.Enrollment:.........................................7,200Founded:..............................................1867Colors:...............................Evergreen/WhiteHome Court:...................Jacoby Dickens Center Capacity:.............................................2,500

Head Coach:..........................Lenika LamarSouthern Illinois, ’01

Record at Chcago State:...........2–28 (1 yr.)Career Record:..................................(same)

2006 Overall Finish:............................2–282006 Conference Record:........Independent Starter Returning/Lost............................5/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 7/4

ChicagoStateCougars

Clarion ClassicAug. 31–5 p.m.

Kalamazoo, Mich.

IPFW InvitationalSept. 8–2 p.m.

Fort Wayne, Ind.


2007 Opponents


Fort Wayne, Ind.

Location:.............................Nashville, Tenn.Enrollment:....................................... ..2,653Founded:..............................................1891Colors:................................Purple and GoldHome Court:..............................Allen ArenaCapacity:.............................................5,028

Head Coach:.................Brandon RosenthalPepperdine, ’98

Record at Lipscomb:.............44–79 (4 yrs.)Career Record:..................................(same)

2006 Overall Finish:..........................14–172006 Atlantic Sun Record:............6–3 (4th)Starter Returning/Lost:...........................4/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............. 10/4

LipscombLadyBison

Location:..............................Bethlehem, Pa.Enrollment:....................................... ..4,700Founded:..............................................1865Colors:..............................Brown and WhiteHome Court:.............Leeman–Turner Arena Capacity:.............................................2,130

Head Coach:................. ..........Jenny MauerWashington, ’99

Record at Lehigh:.....................first seasonCareer Record:..................................(same)

2006 Overall Finish:............................0–292006 Patriot League Record:......0–14 (8th)Starter Returning/Lost:.............3/1 + liberoLetterwinners Returning/Lost:.............10/3

LehighMountainHawks


Fort Wayne, Ind.

Location:....................................Fargo, N.D.Enrollment:.......................................12,258Founded:..............................................1890Colors:..............................Yellow and GreenHome Court:....Bentson Bunker Fieldhouse Capacity:.............................................2,100

Head Coach:..................Erich HinterstockerNational College of Chiropractic, ’00

Record at NDSU:......................17–13 (1 yr.)Career Record:..................................(same)

2006 Overall Finish:..........................17–132006 Summit League Record:..first seasonStarter Returning/Lost:.............4 + libero/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 5/4

NorthDakotaStateBison

Location:..............................Brookings, S.D.Enrollment:.......................................11,377Founded:..............................................1881Colors:................................Yellow and BlueHome Court:..............................Frost ArenaCapacity:.............................................6,500

Head Coach:................. .......Andrew PalileoCrown College, ’91

Record at SDSU:..................129–75 (6 yrs.)Career Record:..................214–128 (7 yrs.)

2006 Overall Finish:..........................22–122006 Summit League Record:..first seasonStarter Returning/Lost:...........................3/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 6/4

South DakotaStateJackrabbits

Location:...........................Rochester, Mich.Enrollment:.......................................17,737Founded:..............................................1957Colors:.................................Gold and BlackHome Court:..........Athletics Center O’Rena Capacity:.............................................4,000

Head Coach:................. ..............Rob BeamClarke College, ’96

Record at Oakland:...................first seasonCareer Record:..................................(same)

2006 Overall Finish:............................1–252006 Summit League Record:....0–12 (7th)Starter Returning/Lost:.............6 + libero/0Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 9/3

OaklandGoldenGrizzlies

Sept. 14–7 p.m.Fargo, N.D.

Sept. 22–7 p.m.Fort Wayne, Ind.

Sept. 15–5 p.m.Brookings, S.D.

Oct. 5–7 p.m.Fort Wayne, Ind.

Sept. 23–3 p.m.Fort Wayne, Ind.

Oct. 21–3 p.m.Rochester, Mich.

Location:..........................Kalamazoo, Mich.Enrollment:.......................................24,841Founded:..............................................1903Colors:................................Brown and GoldHome Court:......................University Arena Capacity:.............................................5,421

Head Coach:................. .....Colleen MunsonTexas–Arlington, ’92

Record at WMU:....................41–24 (2 yrs.)Career Record:....................93–123 (7 yrs.)

2006 Overall Finish:..........................21–152006 MAC Record:............8–8 (T2nd West)Starter Returning/Lost:.............3 + libero/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 5/3

WesternMichiganBroncos

Clarion ClassicSept. 1–7 p.m.

Kalamazoo, Mich.


2007 Opponents

Location:...................................Tulsa, Okla.Enrollment:.........................................5,109Founded:..............................................1963Colors:....Navy Blue, Vegas Gold, and WhiteHome Court:...........Cooper Aerobics CenterCapacity:................................................350

Head Coach:................. .........Sheera SirolaOral Roberts, ’98

Record at Oral Roberts:.........88–49 (4 yrs.)Career Record:..................................(same)

2006 Overall Finish:............................26–92006 Summit League Record:....11–1 (1st)Starter Returning/Lost:.............3/4 + liberoLetterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 6/5

Oral RobertsEagles

Location:..............................Shreveport, La.Enrollment:............................................910Founded:..............................................1825Colors:............................Maroon and WhiteHome Court:...............................Gold DomeCapacity:.............................................3,000

Head Coach:................. .......Patrick MaidenBrevard College, ’07

Record at Centenary:................first seasonCareer Record:..................................(same)

2006 Overall Finish:..........................12–242006 Summit League Record:....2–10 (6th)Starter Returning/Lost:.............3/3 + liberoLetterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 5/5

Centenary CollegeLadies

Sept. 29–7 p.m.Shreveport, La.

Location:...........................Indianapolis, Ind.Enrollment:.......................................29,933Founded:..............................................1969Colors:........................Red, Gold, and BlackHome Court:....................IUPUI Gymnasium Capacity:.............................................2,000

Head Coach:................. ...........Steve PayneNorthern Illinois, ’87

Record at IUPUI:..............137–178 (10 yrs.)Career Record:..................................(same)

2006 Overall Finish:..........................12–202006 Summit League Record:......7–5 (4th)Starter Returning/Lost:.............5/1 + liberoLetterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 8/3

IUPUIJaguars

Location:............................Kansas City, Mo.Enrollment:.......................................14,221Founded:..............................................1933Colors:...................................Blue and GoldHome Court:.....Swinney Recreation Center Capacity:.............................................1,500

Head Coach:................. ..........Geno FrugoliUNLV, ’92

Record at UMKC:.......................first seasonCareer Record:..................................(same)

2006 Overall Finish:............................7–232006 Summit League Record:......4–8 (5th)Starter Returning/Lost:.............5 + libero/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 8/3

UMKCKangaroos

Location:..................................Macomb. Ill.Enrollment:.......................................13,550Founded:..............................................1899Colors:................................Purple and GoldHome Court:............................Western HallCapacity:.............................................5,139

Head Coach:................. ............Kym McKaySt. Francis, ’96

Record at WIU:.....................54–94 (5 yrs.)Career Record:..................................(same)

2006 Overall Finish:..........................14–152006 Summit League Record:.....9–3 (2nd)Starter Returning/Lost:.............5/1 + liberoLetterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 9/3

WesternIllinoisWesterwinds

Location:.............................Cincinnati, OhioEnrollment:....................................... ..6,600Founded:..............................................1831Colors:...............Navy Blue, Gray, and WhiteHome Court:...........................Cintas Center Capacity:...........................................10,250

Head Coach:................. ..........Floyd DeatonWest Liberty State, ’78

Record at Xavier:.............351–208 (17 yrs.)Career Record:..................................(same)

2006 Overall Finish:..........................18–122006 A–10 Record:............10–3 (3rd West)Starter Returning/Lost:...........................4/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 7/3

XavierMusketeers

Oct. 23–7 p.m.Cincinnati, Ohio

Nov. 2–7 p.m.Fort Wayne, Ind.

Sept. 28–7 p.m.Tulsa, Okla.



Nov. 11–3 p.m.Indianapolis, Ind.

Oct. 12–7 p.m.Kansas City, Mo.


Oct. 13–5 p.m.Macomb, Ill.



2007 Opponents

Location:..................................Muncie, Ind.Enrollment:.......................................17,785Founded:..............................................1918Colors:...........................Cardinal and WhiteHome Court:............John E. Worthen ArenaCapacity:...........................................11,500

Head Coach:................. ..............Dave BoosUniv. of Wisconsin–Oshkosh, ’98

Record at Ball State:.................first seasonCareer Record:..................................(same)

2006 Overall Finish:..........................12–182006 MAC Record:............8–8 (T2nd West)Starter Returning/Lost:.............4/2 + liberoLetterwinners Returning/Lost:............... 7/5

BallStateCardinals


Location:.............................Valparaiso, Ind.Enrollment:....................................... ..4,000Founded:..............................................1859Colors:................................Brown and GoldHome Court:....Athletics–Recreation CenterCapacity:.............................................5,000

Head Coach:................. ............Carin AveryBall State, ’96

Record at Valparaiso:..........126–43 (5 yrs.)Career Record:....................181–67 (7 yrs.)

2006 Overall Finish:..........................23–122006 Summit League Record:....9–3 (T2nd)Starter Returning/Lost:.............5 + libero/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost:.............11/2

ValparaisoCrusaders


Documents

2007 Women’s Volleyball - CBSSports.comgrfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/ipfw/sports/w-volley/auto_pdf/2007IP... · 2007 Women’s Volleyball Senior Cynara Martins Senior Peachy Jankowski