2008 Volleyball Media Guide

Edinboro Fast FactsLocation: Edinboro, PA 16444Enrollment: 7,700Nickname: Fighting ScotsColors: Red &WhiteAffiliation: NCAA II (wrestling NCAA I)Conference: Pennsylvania State AthleticConferenceArena: McComb Fieldhouse (3,500)President: Dr. Jeremy D. BrownAthletic Director: Bruce BaumgartnerHead Coach: Missy Soboleski (Gannon 93)Record at Edinboro: 73 44, 3 yearsCareer Record: 206 222, 13 yearsOffice Phone: (814) 732 1831Assistant Coach: Mike ShearerOffice Phone: (814) 732 1832Head Athletic Trainer: Gary Hanna2007 Record: 28 11PSAC Record/Finish: 6 4, 3rd WestLetterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/3Starters Returning/Lost: 3/3First Year of Volleyball: 1971All Time Record: 785 399 4 (.662)All Time NCAA Playoff Record: 12 10Last Playoff Appearance: 2007 NCAA DivisionII Atlantic Regional defeated Slippery Rockin quarterfinals; defeated Clarion in semifinals;lost to California(Pa.) in finals.

Media Information2008 Schedule ......................................OBCEdinboro University Quick Facts ..............1Edinboro University ................................32Administration..........................................32Athletic Department Directory ............IBC

The 2008 Fighting Scots2008 Roster ............................................IFCPronunciation Guide ..............................IFCHead Coach ................................................2Assistant Coaches ......................................3Season Preview ......................................4 5Sam Kuehner..............................................6Brittany Slauterbeck ..................................7Chrissy Steger ............................................8Olivia Williams ............................................9Danielle Martzolf ......................................10Maureen Tilert ..........................................11Katie Wilkins..............................................12Bree McMahon ........................................13Gina Boothe ..............................................13Justine Carrow..........................................14

Angela Groshner ......................................14Taryn Jeffers..............................................15Ellie Lininger ..............................................15Megan Osysko..........................................16Ami Killinger ..............................................16

2007 in ReviewFinal Results & Statistics ..........................17The PSAC ..............................................18 19

All-Time RecordsCareer Records ........................................20Season Records ........................................21Match Records ....................................22 23Year By Year Records ..............................24Season Records........................................24Yearly Leaders ..........................................25Radecki in Hall of Fame ..........................25Honor Roll ................................................26All Time vs. Opponents ..........................27All Time Results ..................................28 31All Time Roster ........................................32Edinboro in the NCAA Playoffs ..............32

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Sports Information Director: Bob ShreveOffice Phone: (814) 732 1834Home Phone: (814) 833 3379FAX: (814) 732 2596e-mail: [email protected]

The 2008 Edinboro University Volleyball MediaGuide is a publication of the Sports InformationDepartment, Bob Shreve, Director. The guidewas written and designed by Bob Shreve, withassistance from Jake Sekel, graduate assistant.The media guide was printed by Gohrs PrintingService Inc. of Erie, Pa. Photography by MikeGallagher, Bruce Bennett and Bob Wheeler.Cover design by Ronald Cox, EdinboroUniversity Marketing and PublicationsDirector.

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Jenna Newman2007 AVCA& Daktronics All-American; PSACW est Ath-lete of the Year

Jenna Newman capped a brilliant career in2007 as she became Edinboro s second AVCAAll American, joining Ashley Walton. The5 10 middle hitter earned honorable mention AVCA All American accolades and was athird team Daktronics All American. In addition, she was recognized as the PSACWestAthlete of the Year. She earned a spot on theAll PSACWest first team for the secondstraight year. While leading Edinboro to a 2811 record and a berth in the Atlantic Regionalchampionship match, Newman fell just shy ofsetting the school record for kills in a season,finishing with 616. That left her with 1,899career kills, seven shy of Walton s schoolrecord of 1,906. Newman will serve as a student assistant coach at Edinboro this seasonwhile completing work on her bachelor sdegree injSpeech and Communications.

Missy Soboleski4th YearGannon 93

M issy Soboleski was hired as head volleyballcoach at Edinboro University on February 3, 2005.Soboleski replaced Dale Flickinger, who was hired onan interim basis in late July to replace Lynn Theehs,who went to the University of Maine.

After a slow start, Soboleski returned theFighting Scots to the ranks of the elite in the AtlanticRegion in her first season. Edinboro finished its firstyear under Soboleski s tutelage with a 26 16 ledger,and was selected for the NCAA Division II Playoffs.

The 26 wins were particularly impressive sincethe Fighting Scots were struggling at 7 12 entering thefinal weekend in September. They would go on towin 17 of their final 19 regular season matches toqualify for the PSAC Tournament with a third placefinish in the Western Division.

With a four game winover Millersville in the quarterfinals, Edinboro reachedthe semifinals before fallingin three games to LockHaven. The same fate heldtrue in the AtlanticRegional, as the FightingScots defeated Mount Olivein three games in the quarterfinals, but then lost inthree games to Lees McRaein the semifinals.

The Fighting Scotsweren t as fortunate in the2006 campaign, as a youngsquad lost five of its last sixmatches to finish at 19 17.Two of those losses came in

five games.This past year saw the Fighting Scots finish with a

28 11 record, the most wins since the 1998 editionalso won 28 matches. Edinboro enjoyed a successfulplayoff run, reaching the PSAC Tournament semifinals, then falling in the finals of the Atlantic RegionalChampionship.

Soboleski is well known in local volleyball circles.She has previously coached at two local institutions,Mercyhurst and Gannon. She took over the Edinboroprogram after serving as the head coach atMercyhurst from 1999 2004.

At Mercyhurst, she inherited a volleyball programthat had not had a winning season since 1993, hadwon only five games in four years in the Great LakesIntercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC), and hadrecorded just 26 wins in five previous seasons. Sheproceeded to lead the Lady Lakers to three winningseasons in six years at the helm, including a 21 8 finishin 2002, winning the Southern Division championship.The 2001 team went 19 16, and her 2003 team was 1615.

Prior to taking over at Mercyhurst, Soboleskispent four seasons as the head coach at her almamater, Gannon, where she was previously a standoutplayer. Her 1995 98 Lady Knight editions reached theGLIAC Playoffs twice, including a 21 14 record in herfirst season, with Gannon reaching the NCAA DivisionII Playoffs. Soboleski's final team was 18 16 and qualified for the GLIAC Playoffs. She was an assistantcoach under Gerry (Burbules) Vensel, a member ofthe Edinboro Athletic Hall of Fame, in 1994.

"It has always been our intention to keepEdinboro University volleyball in the forefront of thePSAC and the region," related Director of AthleticsBruce Baumgartner. "We think coach Soboleski haswhat it takes to continue Edinboro University's winning tradition. We feel our program is in very goodhands. Missy brings a great deal of energy and experience to our program, and she is very familiar withwhat Edinboro volleyball represents. We also like thefact that she enjoyed an excellent graduation rate atMercyhurst.

Missy Soboleski s Career Coaching Record

Year School W L Pct. Notes

1995 Gannon 21 14 .667 NCAA Division II Playoffs/GLIAC Playoffs1996 Gannon 8 22 .2671997 Gannon 6 21 .2221998 Gannon 18 16 .529 GLIAC Playoffs1999 Mercyhurst 7 23 .2332000 Mercyhurst 11 20 .3552001 Mercyhurst 19 16 .5432002 Mercyhurst 21 8 .724 GLIAC Southern Division Champions2003 Mercyhurst 16 15 .5162004 Mercyhurst 6 23 .2612005 Edinboro 26 16 .619 NCAA Division II Playoffs/PSAC Playoffs2006 Edinboro 19 17 .5282007 Edinboro 28 11 .718 NCAA Division II PlayoffsThirteen Years 206 222 .481

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A native of Rootstown, Ohio, Soboleski graduated from Gannon in1993 with a bachelor's degree in Education and a minor in SportsManagement and Health & Physical Education. A four year letterwinnerfor the Lady Knights from 1990 to 1993, Gannon was 116 22 during thatperiod. That included three straight trips to the Elite Eight to concludeher playing career.

Soboleski enjoyed a distinguished career as a player, serving as a cocaptain in 1993. The outside hitter earned a spot on the Hamot ClassicAll Tournament team as a senior, then capped her career by earning All

Tournament accolades in the NCAA Division II Atlantic Regional. Shetotaled 14 kills and 16 digs in the regional final win over Slippery Rock,propelling Gannon to its third straight trip to the Elite Eight.

Soboleski and her husband, Mark, reside in Edinboro with theirthree children Madison (8) and twins Braeden and Abigale (5). Whileat Gannon she also served as the SWA/Assistant Athletic Director. Markis a teacher in the Millcreek School District and serves as the head football coach at McDowell High School.

Mike Shearer1st YearPenn State 97

M ike Shearer is in his firstseason as the assistnat coach atEdinboro University, joining theprogram early this year.

Since teaming with headcoach Missy Soboleski he hasproven an energetic and knowledgeable assistant coach.

Prior to coming to Ediinboro,Shearer served as a volunteerassistant coach at VillanovaUniversity. He helped theWildcats to a 17 11 finish, good forthird place in tghe Big East.

That was the latest stop in a varied coaching and playing career.After a highly successful high school career, he played volleyball at Penn

State and West Chester. He started off in coaching in 2005 as the headcoach of the 15s and assistant coach of the 14s and 17s for the SynergyVolleyball Club in King of Prussia, Pa. He also served as the assistantcoach for the girls team and JV head coch for the boys team at NorthPenn(Pa.) High School in 2005.

In 2006 Sherarer took over as the head girls volleyball coach atHatboro Horsham(Pa.) High School. He led the team to a 19 5 record,winning the conference championship and finishing fifth at the PIAAClass AAA State Championships. Two of his players earned All Statehonors.

He returned to North Penn High School in 2006, taking over as thehead boys coach in 2006 and 07. The team went from a 5 13 record in2006 to a 17 6 finish in 2007. The 2007 squad finished second in the conference and earned a berth in the PIAA State Championships. Shearerwas selected the conference Coach of the Year in 2007.

Shearer earned his bachelor s degree in Adminstration of Justicefrom Pennsylvania State University in May 1997. He then went on tocomplete work on a degree in Teacher Certification in Health andPhysical Education, along with a minor in Coaching, from West ChesterUniversity in May 2002.

Shearer resides in Edinboro.

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AssistAssistant Coachesant Coaches

Jenna BenkelmanStudent Assistant Coach

Jenna NewmanStudent Assistant Coach

W ith seven veterans returning, including five players who sawconsiderable action a year ago, the Edinboro University volleyball teamhas a solid foundation. But it will likely be the impact of no fewer thaneight newcomers that will ultimately signal how good the 2008 FightingScots will be.

We always look to win the conference, pointed out fourth yearhead coach Missy Soboleski. A year ago, Edinboro fell just short, reaching the semifinals before suffering a four game loss to California(Pa.).That loss halted a solid postseason run that saw the Fighting Scots reachthe semifinals of the PSAC Playoffs before advancing to the finals of theAtlantic Regional. That left Edinboro with a final record of 28 11 and twoNCAA Playoff appearances in Soboleski s first three seasons. It also represented the most wins since the 1998 team posted 28 wins.

The Fighting Scots must replace three key members of last year ssquad Jenna Benkelman, Breanna Smith, and All American JennaNewman. All will be difficult to replace, but filling Newman s shoes willbe particularly hard. She departed with 1,899 kills, ranking second alltime at Edinboro.

You never really replace anyone, related Soboleski. The teamchemistry changes every year with what you lose and add to your roster. Newman, Jenna and Bre were aggressive, confident players whowill be tough to replace.

Throw in such a large number of newcomers and building teamchemistry will no doubt hold the key to a return to postseason action.With this number of incoming freshmen, we must try to create and

generate team chemistry, stressed Soboleski. If we compete hardand to the best ofour ability, we ll besuccessfull.

We ve addedsome athleticismand some height,she continued.I m excited to getthem on the courtand see how theyall fit together. Ihave some ideas,but really we haveto get them here.

That s wherethe list of returning veteranscomes into play.For starters,there s OliviaWilliams andBrittanySlauterbeck, whofigure to start atmiddle hitter.Williams earnedAll Atlantic Regionhonors a year agoafter being namedthe 2006 PSACWest Rookie ofthe Year.

Then there sKatie Wilkins, who

made it two straight Rookie of the Year honorees for Edinboro after setting a school record for assists as a freshman. She was also the lonefreshman to earn All Region honors.

Throw in Sam Kuehner and Maureen Tilert and the Fighting Scotshave a solid foundation to build upon. Like Wilkins, Tilert was anotherfreshman who played a huge role in 2007.

Edinboro opens the 2008 campaign with two tournaments beforebeginning league play on September 9 against Indiana(Pa.). TheFighting Scots get underway in the Shepherd Ram Rumble on Friday,August 29 and Saturday, August 30. The following weekend they willcompete in the University of Sciences Devils Classic.

Following theleague opener againstIUP, Edinboro figures toreceive its sternest testof the season while participating in the CentralMissouri Challenge. TheFighting Scots playEmporia State (27 9 in2007) the first day, thensquare off againstPittsburg State (28 9)and the host Jennies onthe second day. CentralMissouri was 31 7 a year ago. All three teams were participants in theSouth Central Regional.

The Central Missouri Tournament will really test us, admittedSoboleski. That s why we re going. We want to get a good test beforeconference play.

The PSAC West has a new look in 2008. The addition of Gannonand Mercyhurst to the Western Division shifts Lock Haven, a long timepower in the PSAC, into the Eastern Division. The Fighting Scots will stillhave to contend with California(Pa.), the PSAC champion who was 35 4and reached the Elite Eight, and a Clarion squad which was 28 6 lastyear.

Middle HittersThe Fighting Scots will have their hands full trying to replace All

American Jenna Newman, who departed with the second most kills inschool history.

That being said, Soboleski knows that Edinboro has a pair of experienced middle hitters in juniors Brittany Slauterbeck (5 9 ) and OliviaWilliams (5 9 ). They both bring a different flavor to the position.Brittany is our best blocker and our most explosive hitter, notedSoboleski. Olivia is so quick and athletic. She s a versatile player. I dput her up against anybody in the PSAC.

Slauterbeck was third in the Scots in kills with 351 and ranked second in total blocks with 90. Williams, meanwhile, was second in kills(430) and third in total blocks (88). She earned honorable mentionAVCA All Atlantic Region honors after being named the PSAC WestRookie of the Year as a freshman.

Junior Chrissy Steger (5 9 ) saw limited action a year ago, finishingwith 14 kills and 10 service aces in 18 games. Chrissy has made stridesand is a versatile player who could see time at middle hitter or opposite, commented Soboleski.

Slauterbeck could also see time at opposite if Gina Boothe is readyto step in immediately. A 6 1 freshman from Anderson High School inCincinnati, Ohio, Boothe was a four year starter who was the FAVCPlayer of the Year as a senior in addition to earning first team all league

Brittany Slauterbeck

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We ve added some athleticism and some height. I mexcited to get them on thecourt and see how they all fittogether. I have some ideas,but really we have to getthem here.

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honors her final three years.Gina plays high above the net, boasted Soboleski. We think she

will contribute right away at middle hitter or outside hitter. She moveswell and is very well trained.

Outside HittersSoboleski figures to see a lot of competition at the outside hitter/

opposite positions. For starters, Samantha Kuehner saw considerableaction as a sophomore, appearing in 137 games as an outside hitter/defensive specialist. The 5 9 junior finished with 261 digs, third on theteam, and 44 service aces.

Sam s a two year starter who is a very focused and determinedplayer, noted Soboleski.

Danielle Martzolf is the other returnee. A 5 9 sophomore, she is astrong athlete who will compete for the O1 position. She saw limitedaction in 2007, appearing in 28 games with 20 kills and 16 digs.

The recruiting class could make a huge impact. Freshman EllieLininger is considered on the leaders to play right away. The 5 11 outside hitter played at Fox Chapel (Pa.) High School. Noelle is an aggressive player who is very athletic and a big blocker, related Soboleski.She will be a force at the net.

Angela Groshner, a 5 8 freshman from nearby Maplewood (Pa.)High School, will compete for the O2 position, and could also be tried atlibero. She helped lead the Tigers to the 2005 PIAA state championship,along with a runner up finish last year. She set school records for killsand service aces. Soboleski notes that Groshner possesses phenomenalball control. She reads very well and moves well, Soboleski commented. She has great ball control.

Another contender for immediate playing time is Bree McMahon,a transfer from Alfred State College. A 5 9 junior, McMahon was twiceAVCA NJCAA Region III Player of the Year. She was accorded AllAmerican honors in 2007 and honorable mention All American accolades as a freshman.

Bree comes from a great high school program in Sweet Home,noted Soboleski. She s a tenacious player who is more of a defensivespecialist but can swing.

Freshman Justine Carrowwill also compete for playing time as anopposite. Carrow is tall and thin at 6 1 , and is considered a big blocker.She played at Seneca Valley (Pa.) High School, and was a first team AllSection and second team All WPIAL selection as a senior. She helpedlead the Raiders to the Section 3 AAA championship.

Ami Killingerwill redshirt this season, and eventually vie for playingtime at outside hitter or in the middle. She is a 5 10 freshman andplayed her high school volleyball at Exeter Township (Pa.) High School,where she earned All Berks County honors.

Setters/LiberosA year ago Katie Wilkins came in as a true freshman and quickly

took over as the starting setter. A position that traditionally has hadoutstanding performers in the past, Wilkins has a chance to rank upthere with the best of the Edinboro setters.

The 5 8 sophomore finished with a school record 1,769 assists,ranking second in the PSAC in assists per game and 25th nationally. Shewas also second on the team in service aces (60) and fourth in digs(246). Wilkins was named the PSAC West Rookie of the Year and wasalso a first team AVCA All Atlantic Region selection.

Katie did a tremendous job running our offense as a freshman,stressed Soboleski. She s extremely competitive and has a great workethic.

A concern a year ago prior to the season, the Fighting Scots nowpossess a pair of excellent setters with the addition of Megan Osysko.The 5 7 freshman from Independence(Oh.) High School could wellafford the Fighting Scots the luxury of running a 6 2 set. Osysko wasthe District 2 Division III MVP and was also named the MVP of theChagrin Valley Conference as a senior.

We re looking to see what Megan can do, related Soboleski.We know she is a very solid setter who can set as well as provide us

depth on defense.Maureen Tilertmight only be 5 3 , but she proved a large pres

ence as a freshman last season. She started at libero and finished with538 digs, the fifth highest season total. That figure was also good forseventh in the PSAC in digs per game. Tilert also had 45 service aces.

Mo is a ball of fire, Soboleski pointed out. She provides us witha great deal of energy.

Tilert could well be pushed by Groshner, who provides the FightingScots with another player who excels in controlling the ball.

Taryn Jeffers is yet another freshmen on the Edinboro roster. Sheis 5 6 and will look for time as a defensive specialist. Jeffers hails fromWooster (Oh.) High School, helping the Generals to two Ohio Final Fourappearances. She was a second team All OCC choice.

Katie Wilkins (left) and Olivia Williams (right)

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A strong defensive player who is a twoyear starter at outside hitter one of thetop passers on the team, with outstandingball control, and has very good touch ... afocused, determined player who loves thegame ... hits with a lot of power ... playedfor an outstanding club team out of Ohiowhere she gained valuable experiencealso an excellent student, with a 3.60 GPAas a Speech and Hearing major and SpecialEducation minor.� 2007: Appeared in 137 games, endingthird on the team in digs with 261, whileadding 44 service aces ... finished with acareer high 10 service aces againstCheyney, tied for the second highest totalin a three game match in school history ...had a career high 16 digs against LincolnMemorial, adding 15 vs. Cedarville andKutztown.� 2006: Played in 114 games, finishingfourth on the team in digs with 159 alsohad 19 service aces had season high 12digs vs. Clarion, along with 11 digs in seasonfinale against California(Pa.) added 4service aces against Cheyney and SlipperyRock.� High School: Played for head coachMissy Fitzgerald at Solon High School,where she earned two letters and startedas a senior.

� Coach Soboleski Comments: Sam got a lot of playing time in the outsidehitting position, mainly in a defensive role.She did a great job and has also displayed a

nice touch on the ball. She will be one of thetop passers on the team. She is a hard worker in the weight room and the classroom.We look for Sam to compete for an outsidehitter position.

2 Sam KuehnerOutside Hitter/Defensive Specialist5-9Junior Solon, OH/Solon HS

� Sam Kuehner s Career HighsKills: 3 vs. Cheyney, 10/20/07Attempts: 7 vs. Findlay, 9/2/06Hitting Pct.: .667 vs. Glenville State

(2 0 3), 10/1/06Assists: 2 vs. Clarion, 10/26/06Digs: 16 vs. Lincoln Memorial,

9/8/07Service Aces: 10 vs. Cheyney, 10/20/07Block Assists: 1 vs. Millersville,

10/22/06; vs. Cheyney,10/23/06

� Sam Kuehner s Career StatisticsYear MP-GP K E TA PCT. AST BHE SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE2006 35 114 13 18 59 .085 6 2 19 22 31 159 0 2 02007 38 137 4 9 30 .167 10 2 44 46 45 261 0 0 0Career 73 251 17 27 89 .122 16 4 63 68 76 420 0 2 0

� The Sam Kuehner FileBirthdate: April 1, 1988Birthplace: Solon, OHParents: Kim and David KuehnerNickname: SamMajor: Speech and Hearing SciencesHobbies: Volleyball, reading, shopping, listening to musicFavorite Book: The Time Traveler s WifeFavorite Music: AnythingFavorite Musicians: Dave Matthews Band,Tom PettyFavorite Movie: Shooter, The DepartedFavorite Television Show: Lost, Eli Stone,Grey s AnatomyFavorite Food: Pasta, chocolate, mom spasta saladCareer Ambition: Go to graduate school,obtain a doctorate in either Pathology orAudiology and eventually own my ownpractice.



An exceptional athlete who is the team sbest blocker and most explosive hitter anatural middle hitter, but may move to opposite very agile player with quick feet ...another player with extensive club experience, playing for the Premier Club Team outof Maumee, Ohio for three years ... excellentstudent with 3.50 GPA as a Early ChildhoodEducation major.�2007: Played in all 142 games, finishingthird in kills with 351 and second in totalblocks with 90 ... finished with 31 service acesand 106 digs ... had a career high 18 killsagainst West Chester, one of 18 games withdouble figures in kills ... had 17 kills againstKutztown ... had a .765 hitting percentageagainst Queens (14 kills in 17 attempts), theeighth highest total for a three game match... matched her career high with 6 blockassists against Lenoir Rhyne, and had a season high 9 digs vs. Wheeling Jesuit.� 2006: Earned a starting role as a middlehitter, playing in 129 games, sitting out justone game was third on the team inblocks with 273, and was also third in totalblocks (78) tied for the team lead with18 block solos, and was third in block assistswith 60 totaled 40 service aces, fourthon the team had nine games with double figure kills, including a season high 16vs. East Stroudsburg added 13 againstLewis, and had 12 on four occasions finished with 6 block assists at Findlay, andhad 7 service aces vs. Cheyney.� High School: Played for coach MarcyRaus at Oak Harbor High School ... was a fouryear starter in volleyball, and also started twoseasons in basketball while earning three letters ... was a two time MVP in volleyball forthe Rockets and was also the MVP in basketball as a senior ... earned first team AllSandusky Bay Conference honors in volleyballas a junior and senior, and was a first teamDistrict 6 selection as a senior after earningsecond team honors as a junior ... as a senior,set the school record for kills (311) and blocks(242) ... in basketball, was an honorable men

tion All Ohio choice as a senior, and a firstteam District 7 All Star as a senior and a second team choice as a junior ... earned secondteam All SBC honors both years ... was aSandusky Bay Conference All Academic honoree in both sports all four years.� Coach Soboleski Comments:Brit has enjoyed two strong seasons and isthe most powerful attacker on the team.She explodes on the ball, thanks in greatpart to her work in the weight room. Britcame from a great club program that trainedoff the court very hard, and she has keptthat same philosophy here. We look for herto get more points at the net this year as oneof our first options. Brit is also the team sbest blocker. She is most at home in themiddle, but will be an option at all attackingpositions. She is a selfless player who will dowhatever is best for the team.

15 Brittany SlauterbeckMiddle Hitter/Opposite5-10JuniorPort Clinton, OH/Oak Harbor HS

� The Brittany Slauterbeck FileBirthdate: July 6, 1988Birthplace: Sandusky, OHParents: Linda and Keith SlauterbeckNickname: BrittMajor: Early Childhood EducationHobbies: Play volleyball, hanging out withfriends, boat, listening to musicFavorite Music:AnyFavorite Musicial Group: Rascal Flatts,Carrie Underwood, Jordin SparksFavorite Movie: How To Lose a Guy in 10Days, Step Up, A Cinderella StoryFavorite Television Show: One Tree HillFavorite Food: Salad, chocolate, peanutbutter, applesCareer Ambition: Move to the beach, teachK 3 and coach.

� Brittany Slauterbeck Career HighsKills: 18 vs. West Chester,

9/29/07Attempts: 47 vs. West Florida,

8/26/06Hitting Pct.: .765 vs. Queens

(14 1 17), 9/7/07Assists: 3 vs. Clarion,

11/16/07Digs: 11 vs. East Stroudsburg,

10/14/06Service Aces: 7 vs. Cheyney, 9/23/06Block Solos: 3 vs. Dowling, 8/31/07; vs.

Davis & Elkins, 10/6/06Block Assists: 6 vs. Lenoir Rhyne, 9/8/07;

Findlay, 9/2/06


� Brittany Slauterbeck s Career Statistics

Year MP-GP K E TA PCT. AST BHE SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE2006 36 129 273 147 791 .159 15 8 40 69 13 113 18 60 292007 39 142 351 163 910 .207 12 2 31 41 8 106 16 74 13Career 75 271 624 310 1701 .185 27 10 71 110 21 219 34 134 42


A versatile player who will compete forplaying time at both middle hitter andopposite ... was much improved as a sophomore but has seen limited action in herfirst two seasons ... has worked hard in theweight room, as she is hitting the ball harder and with much more consistency.� 2007: Played in a total of 18 games, finishing with 14 kills, 10 service aces and 10digs ... posted career high 8 kills in 15attempts against Cheyney, adding 5 digsand 5 service aces, also a career high .. alsosaw extended playing time againstElizabeth City State, totaling a career high16 attempts in three games.� 2006: Saw action in just six games ...saw extended time vs. Cheyney, andresponded with 6 kills and 8 service aces.� High School: Was part of a PineRichland team which won the 2005 PIAAClass AAA State Championship undercoaches Emily Gerega and Dan Mountin ...the Rams defeated Villa Maria in fourgames in the title match ... team won threestraight section championships in additionto the 2006 WPIAL crown.

� Coach Soboleski Comments: Chrissywill see action this year on the right side. Wewill look to her for some leadership withsuch a big incoming class. She is a hardworker.

12 Chrissy StegerMiddle Hitter/Opposite5-9Junior W exford, PA/Pine-Richland HS

� Chrissy Steger s Career HighsKills: 8 vs. Cheyney,

10/20/07Attempts: 16 vs. Elizabeth City State,

10/13/07Hitting Pct.: .556 vs. Cheyney

(6 1 9), 9/23/06Assists: 1 vs. Daemen, 9/14/07Service Aces: 8 vs. Cheyney, 9/23/06Digs: 5 vs. Cheyney, 10/20/07

� Chrissy Steger s Career StatisticsYear MP-GP K E TA PCT. AST BHE SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE2006 4 6 8 1 11 .636 0 0 8 3 0 1 0 0 02007 10 18 14 7 38 .184 1 0 10 3 0 10 0 0 0Career 14 24 22 8 49 .286 1 0 18 6 0 11 0 0 0

� The Chrissy Steger FileBirthdate: December 30, 1987Birthplace: New Kensington, PAParents: Debbie and Bob StegerNickname: Chrissy, StegsMajor: Business, MarketingHobbies: Volleyball, shopping, laughing,working out, hanging out with friendsFavorite Book: Chronicles of a ShopaholicFavorite Music: All kindsFavorite Musicial Group:All Time Low, Boys Like GirlsFavorite Movie: Pirates of the CarribeanFavorite Television Show: Grey s Anatomy,Greek, One Tree HillFavorite Food: Perogies, chocolate andpastaCareer Ambition: To own my own business.



A phenomenal athlete who is the frontrunner to play in the middle ... a versatileplayer who can also play the outside ... considered by head coach Missy Soboleski asthe quickest player in the PSAC ... possseses outstanding jumping ability and is anexplosive hitter.� 2007: Did not suffer a sophomore slumpafter a strong rookie campiagn, earninghonorable mention AVCA All AtlanticRegion honors ... played in 139 games, finishing second in kills with 430 and third intotal blocks with 88 ... ranked second inblock solos (18) and third in block assists(70) ... had 23 games with 10 or more kills,including a season high 20 in the NCAAplayoff win over Clarion ... added 18 killsagainst Wilmington(De.) and Kutztown,the latter coming in the PSAC Playoffs ...posted a career best 12 digs againstWilmington(De.) and Clarion.� 2006: Was named the PSAC WestRookie of the Year, capping an outstandingfirst campaign finished second on theteam in kills (345) and hitting percentage(.230) was also second in total blockswith 83, while tying for the team lead inblock solos (18) and placing second in blockassists (65) had a season high 24 killsagainst Kutztown, adding 19 kills vs. Clarionand 18 against Notre Dame(OH) finishedwith 6 block assists against Findlay.� High School: Played for head coachMichelle Sutton at Barberton High School,where she was a three year starter in volleyball and two year regular in basketballearned a total of eight letters in all whilecompeting in volleyball, basketball andtrack ... was named the team MVP as a senior, and in basketball was named the bestrebounder ... honored by AkronTouchdown Club.

� Coach Soboleski Comments: Afterbeing named the PSAC West Rookie of theYear in 2006 she picked up where she left off.

She came in as a raw freshman with an unbelievable ceiling. We didn t expect her towork her way into the lineup until midwaythrough the season, but due to an injury shehad to step in and play the right side. Shedid a great job. She is so quick and agile.Plus she has great natural jumping ability.Olivia makes it look so effortless. We lookfor her to get more points at the net hittingand blocking, and also behind the line withher jump serve. She will play either in themiddle or on the right side. With JennaNewman gone, Olivia will be that go to player at the net.

11 Olivia W illiamsMiddle Hitter5-9Junior Barberton, OH/Barberton HS

� The Olivia Williams FileBirthdate: October 16, 1987Birthplace: Barberton, OHParents: Lisa and Alton WilliamsNickname:O, Livi, LibbyMajor: Social WorkHobbies: Volleyball, travel, talk, shopping,hanging with friendsFavorite Book: Dhendiggers Daughters,BibleFavorite Music: Gospel and R&BFavorite Musicial Group:Day 26Favorite Movie: Why Did I Get Married?Favorite Television Show: One Tree HillFavorite Food: LasagnaCareer Ambition: I want to somedaybecome a social worker and move somewhere down south.

� Olivia Williams s Career Highs

Kills: 24 vs. Kutztown,9/23/06

Attempts: 53 vs. Clarion, 11/16/07Hitting Pct.: .545 vs. East Stroudsburg

(8 2 1), 9/28/07Service Aces: 3 on three occasionsAssists: 3 vs. Glenville State,

9/1/06Digs: 12 vs. Clarion, 11/16/07; vs.

Wilmington(De.), 8/31/07Block Solos: 3 vs. Clarion, 10/24/06Block Assists: 5 vs. Millersville,

9/22/06; vs. EastStroudsburg, 10/6/06

� Olivia Williams s Career Statistics

Year MP-GP K E TA PCT. AST BHE SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE2006 36 126 345 152 839 .230 7 6 14 30 5 73 18 65 202007 38 139 430 174 1041 .246 9 1 9 18 2 78 18 70 13Career 74 265 775 326 1880 .239 16 7 23 48 7 151 36 135 33


Talented athlete who is a powerful hitterand also a good blocker ... looks to compete for the starting job at the O1 position... saw limited playing time as a freshman,but has gained a great deal of experienceas a club player, attending four Nationalsand two Invitationals ... maintains a 3.39GPA as a Health & Education (Teacher sCertification) major.� 2007: Appered in 28 games, totaling 20kills, 20 digs and 4 blocks ... had seasonhigh 7 kills and 5 digs against Cheyney, andalso saw extended playing time vs.Shepherd, with 3 kills in 11 attempts.� High School: Played for head coach SuePernick at Lancaster High School ... a twoyear starter in volleyball, while also competing softball and basketball ... received theBill Kling Award as the 2007 OutstandingSenior Female Athlete of the Year ... participated on three state tournament teams,and helped the Redskins to a pair of NewYork state championships ... was a firstteam all state selection as a senior afterearning second team honors as a junior ...was also a first team choice on the BuffaloNewsAll Western New York Team as a junior and senior, and on the All Western NewYork coaches poll ... first team All ECIC herlast two years.

� Coach Soboleski Comments: Dani hasmade steady progress this past spring. She sreally starting to hit the ball well. We lookfor her to compete at the outside hitter andopposite.

1 Danielle MartzolfOutside Hitter5-9Sophomore Lancaster, NY/Lancaster HS

� Danielle Martzolf s Career HighsKills: 7 vs. Cheyney,

10/20/07Attempts: 14 vs. Cheyney,

10/20/07Hitting Pct.: .143 vs. District of

Columbia (3 2 7), 10/13/07Assists: 1 vs. California(Pa.),

9/11/07; vs. Cedarville,8/25/07

Service Aces: 3 vs. Cheyney, 10/20/07Digs: 5 vs. Cheyney, 10/20/07Block Solos: 1 vs. Shepherd, 9/1/07Block Assists: 3 vs. California(Pa.),

9/11/07

� Danielle Martzolf s Career StatisticsYear MP-GP K E TA PCT. AST BHE SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE2007 13 28 20 20 60 .000 2 0 4 1 3 16 1 3 2

� The Danielle Martzolf FileBirthdate: March 29,1989Birthplace: Lancaster, NYParents: Tracy and Harold MartzolfNickname: D, Big DMajor: Health & Physical Education(Teacher s Certification)Hobbies: Hanging out with friends, going onFacebookFavorite Book: Lovely BonesFavorite Music: CountryFavorite Musicial Group: Keith UrbanFavorite Movie: CrashFavorite Television Show: Reba, StillStandingFavorite Food: Mini wheatsCareer Ambition: Become a physical education teacher in a middle school/high schoolsetting.



D iminutive performer who was a highlytouted recruit a year ago and did not disappoint ... stepped in as the starter at liberoand had one of the top digs totals in a season ... more than that, though, she providedtremendous enery and enthusiasm ...described by head coach Missy Soboleski asa ball of fire on the court ... possesses outstanding ball control and does a great job ofcontrolling the first contact ... another playerwith extensive club experience.� 2007: Played in 123 games, finishing with538 digs, the fifth highest season total ...ranked seventh in the PSAC in digs per game... ranked fourth on the team in service aces(45) ... had 10 or more digs in 27 matches,with a season high 31 against Kutztown inthe PSAC quarterfinals ... that figure is thethird highest in school history for a five gamematch ... added 29 digs in an earlier matchwith Kutztown ... had a season high 4 serviceaces against Wheeling Jesuit andShippensburg ... finished with 6 kills againstCheyney.� High School: A former standout atLakeshore High School, where she played forhead coach Kevin Shamburger ... actuallystarted six years for the Eagles ... was namedMVP as early as 2003, and in 2004, 05 and06 was a first team All ECIC selection ...earned All Western New York honors by thecoaches poll ... was named to numerous alltournament teams ... led Lakeshore to ECICDivision II championship her final threeyears.

Coach Soboleski Comments: Mo is coming off a great 2007 season. She is such amajor presence on the court for us. She is ahard worker and has that eye of the tigerattitude every coach looks for in a player.

13 Maureen TilertDefensive Specialist/Libero5-3SophomoreDerby, NY/Lakeshore HS

� The Maureen Tilert FileBirthdate: September 20, 1989Birthplace: Derby, NYParents: Susan and Joesph TilertNickname: MoeMajor: CommunicationsHobbies: Wakeboarding, snowboarding,Red Bull, loving lifeFavorite Book: BibleFavorite Music: Gangsta RapFavorite Musicial Group: Bo Fo ShoFavorite Movie: The Boondock saints,Super BadFavorite Television Show: Forensic FilesFavorite Food: PomegranatesCareer Ambition: Be employed

� Maureen Tilert Career HighsKills: 6 vs. Cheyney, 10/20/07Attempts: 8 vs. Cheyney, 10/20/07Hitting Pct.: .750 vs. Cheyney

(6 0 8), 10/20/07Assists: 3 vs. Clarion, 11/16/07Digs: 31 vs. Kutztown, 11/9/07Service Aces: 4 vs. Wheeling Jesuit,

10/12/07; vs.Shippensburg, 9/29/07

� Maureen Tilert s Career StatisticsYear MP-GP K E TA PCT. AST BHE SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE2007 34 123 17 9 50 .160 23 3 45 83 31 538 0 0 0



C ame in as one of the top recruits of astrong 2007 recruiting class and proceededto earn PSACWest Rookie of the Year honors ... extremely competitive player whodid an outstanding job running Edinboro soffense as a freshman ... possesses a greatwork ethic ... an outstanding setter with aquick release ... very athletic performer ...has a 3.75 GPA as an Elementary/SpecialEducation major.� 2007: Earned PSACWest Rookie of theYear honors and was voted the AVCAAtlantic Region Freshman of the Year aftera record breaking season ... was also a firstteam AVCA All Atlantic Region choice ... setschool record for assists with 1,769, goodfor second in the PSAC ... one of two players to appear in all 142 games ... was fifthon the team with 164 kills, and her .313 killpercentage tied for the team lead ... rankedsecond in service aces (60) and 246 digs,good for fourth on the team ... had a season high 74 assists against Kutztown, thefourth highest total for a five game series... added 65 assists against Wheeling Jesuit,with 63 twice, vs. Kutztown in PSAC quarterfinal match and against LincolnMemorial ... had 10 kills, a season high, inback to back matches against Lenoir Rhyneand Lincoln Memorial, and high of 18 digswas against West Chester.� High School: Played for coach JacquieRost at Elkhart Memorial High School,where she was a two year starter ... led theChargers to a 3 13 record in 2006, and was

named team MVP ... also participated intrack.

� Coach Soboleski Comments: Katie is returning to us after a fabulousfreshman year. She was the PSAC and AVCAAtlantic Region Rookie of the Year, and theonly freshman to earn All Region honors.She is a very competitive athlete who is veryaggressive with the ball.

7 Katie W ilkinsSetter5-8Sophomore Elkhart, IN/Elkhart Memorial HS

� Katie Wilkins s Career HighsKills: 10 vs. Lincoln Memorial,

9/8/07; vs. Lenoir Rhyne,9/8/07

Attempts: 20 vs. Lenior Rhyne,9/8/07

Hitting Pct.: .667 vs. LincolnMemorial (10 0 15), 9/8/07

Service Aces: 4 on five occasionsAssists: 65 vs. Wheeling Jesuit,

10/12/07Digs: 18 vs. West Chester,

9/1/07Block Solos: 1 vs. Kutztown, 11/9/07; vs.

Lock Haven, 10/30/07Block Assists: 3 vs. Kutztown, 11/9/07

� Katie Wilkins Career Statistics

Year MP-GP K E TA PCT. AST BHE SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE2007 39 142 164 38 402 .313 1769 32 60 51 7 246 2 27 7

� The Katie Wilkins FileBirthdate: February 20, 1989Birthplace: Elkhart, INParents: Sue and Brian WilkinsMajor: Elementary/Special EducationHobbies: Crafts, shopping, baking, nappingFavorite Book: The Harry Potter SeriesFavorite Music: I ll listen to almost anythingFavorite Musical Group: Jack Johnson,Usher, Rascal Flatts, Jordin Sparks, RyanMontbleau Band, Amos Lee, Lil WayneFavorite Movie: Disney moviesFavorite Television Show: What Not toWearFavorite Food: CerealCareer Ambition: To be an Elemantaryschool teacher.




Transfer from Alfred State CommunityCollege who joins the team with a veryimpressive resume ... also comes from agreat Sweet Home High School program ...a tenacious player who is more of a defensive specialist but can also swing.� At Alfred State: Was a two time NJCAAAll American, the first volleyball player todo so, while helping the Lady Pioneers to a69 9 record in two seasons ... earned firstteam All American honors in 2007, finishingwith 435 kills, 467 digs and 76 aces ...ranked third in NJCAA in kills/game, tenth indigs/game, and 17th in hitting percentage ...Alfred State finished with a 36 6 record andfinished fifth at the NJCAA NationalChampionships ... was the Region III Player

of the Year for the second straight year,and was a first team All Region and firstteam All WNYAC ... earned honorable mention All American accolades in 2006 withthe Lady Pioneers finishing at 33 3 ... wasnamed the Alfred State 2007 08 FemaleAthlete of the Year.� High School: Former standout at SweetHome High School, helping the Panthers tothe Section 6 championship ... earned firstteam all conference honors and was an honorable mention All Western New York choice... also played basketball and softball.

� Coach Soboleski Comments: Breeadds depth with experience to the outsidehitter position. She comes off a very successful junior college career, earning NJCAA All

D espite freshman status, is expected tocontribute right away at middle hitter, orpossibly outside hitter ... plays well abovethe net, is mobile and very well schooled.� High School: Played for coach JeffDavis at Anderson High School, where shewas a four year starter and the FAVC Playerof the Year as a senior ... earned first teamall league honors her final three years ...was a third team All City selection in 2006and a second team choice in 2007 .. selected to play in the 2007 Senior ShowcaseGame ... finished with 318 kills and 313 digsas a senior, along with 52 aces ... rankedfourth in the city in aces, fifth in kills, andeighth in digs ... Redskins won FAVC championship ... also has extensive club experi

ence while playing with the Tsunami ClubTeam the last two years and the CincyPeppers prior to that ... also competed intrack & field.

� Coach Soboleski Comments: Gina adds not only depth to the outside hitter position but some height. We look forher to push for playing time in the middleand on the outside.

6 Gina BootheOutside Hitter/Middle Hitter6-1Freshman Cincinnati, OH/Anderson HS

4 Bree McMahonOutside Hitter/Defensive Specialist5-7Junior Tonawanda, NY/Sweet Home HS

� The Bree McMahon FileBirthdate: March 11, 1988Birthplace: Buffalo, NYParents: Paula and David McMahonNickname: BreeMajor: BusinessHobbies: SportsFavorite Movie: SuperbadFavorite Television Show: SeinfeldFavorite Food: Not picky

� The Gina Boothe FileBirthdate: May 30, 1990Birthplace: Cincinnati, OHParents: Stephanie Prasek and Michael BootheMajor: AnthropologyMinor: Foreign LanguagesHobbies: VolleyballFavorite Book: AtonementFavorite Music: PopFavorite Musicial Group: Rage Against theMachineFavorite Movie: Pride and PrejudiceFavorite Television Show: The OfficeFavorite Food: RavioliCareer Ambition: Obtain a challenging jobin the field of anthropology.


Expected to push for playing time as anopposite ... tall and thin performer whoexcels at blocking.� High School: Former standout atSeneca Valley High School, where shewas a three year starter ... helped theRaiders win the WPIAL Section 3 AAAchampionship while earning first teamAll Section and second team All WPIAlhonors ... had 144 kills and 93 blocks ...was a first team All Section choice as ajunior, as well, along with earning thirdteam All WPIAL accolades ... was a second team All Section selection as a sophomore.

� Coach Soboleski Comments:Justine will primarily swing in the rightside. She adds size to that position as ahitter as well as a blocker.

3 Justine CarrowOpposite/Middle Hitter6-0Freshman Harmony, PA/Seneca Valley HS

Local product who possesses phenomenal ball control ... will compete for the O2position, and could also be tried at libero... reads the game very well.� High School: Enjoyed an outstandingcareer as a four year starter for coachSheila Bancroft at Maplewood HighSchool ... earned All State honors threetimes, and was named the Erie TimesNewsDistrict 10 Player of the Year as ajunior and senior ... was also named tothe Times NewsDistrict 10 first team allstar and all region teams her final threeyears ... finished her career with 1,459kills, 272 service aces, and 249 blocks ...holds school records for kills and serviceaces ... led the Tigers to the 2005 PIAA

Class AA State Championship, and in2007 they finished as the runnerup ... lostto top ranked Merion Mercy in fourgames in the 2007 Class AA final ... also athree year starter in softball.

� Coach Soboleski Comments:Angela is one of those athletes who has anatural ability to control the ball. She addsmuch needed depth in the OH2 position.

8 Angela GroshnerOutside Hitter/Defensive Specialist5-9FreshmanMeadville, PA/Maplewood HS

� The Justine Carrow FileBirthdate: October 31, 1989Birthplace: Greensburg, PAParents: Colette and Robert CarrowNickname: Stine or JMajor: Business marketing and AdvertisingHobbies: Playing volleyball, hanging outwith friends, shopping, modeling, art, workingFavorite Book: A Child Called ItFavorite Music: Anything rap, chill, or countryFavorite Musicial Group: Jack Johnson.Favorite Movie: The Notebook, How toLose a Guy in Ten DaysFavorite Television Show: The OC/ScrubsFavorite Food: french fries, perogies, andmacaroni and cheeseCareer Ambition: Not sure yet ... probablysomewhere in the advertising world.



� The Angela Groshner FileBirthdate: March 12,1990Birthplace: Meadville, PAParents: Mary and David GroshnerMajor: NursingHobbies: Anything outside in the fresh air,love watching moviesFavorite Book: 1984, My Sister s Keeper,Where the Heart IsFavorite Music: AnythingFavorite Musicial Group: Little Big TownFavorite Movie: The Guardian, P.S. I Love YouFavorite Television Show: Reba, Grey sAnatomyFavorite Food: Pasta alfredoCareer Ambition: Getting my nursing degreeand working in a neonatology intensive care unit.

Another of the highly regarded players inthis year s recruiting class ... will look toearn playing time as a defensive specialist ...hard working player who brings hustle tothe team.� High School: A former standout atWooster High School, where she played forhead coach Jennifer Snowbarger ... a twoyear starter and three year letterwinner involleyball, and was a four year starter insoftball ... the Generals won three straightleague championships in volleyball, including two Ohio state final four appearances... Wooster was 66 14 during her three seasons ... finished with 590 career kills ...earned second team All OCC honors as ajunior and senior, and was a second team

Daily Record All Star both years ... in softball, was a second team All OCC selectionall four years and was also accorded second team Daily Record All Star honors threetimes ... an honorable mention All District IVchoice in 2006.

� Coach Soboleski Comments: Taryncomes to us from Ohio and will be a defensive specialist. She played for the WoosterClub Elite.

O ne of the top players in a strong recruiting class, and should see action immediately at outside hitter ... very athletic playerwho is an outstanding blocker and shouldbe a force at the net ... aggressive player.� High School: Played for coach KrisSciligano at Fox Chapel Area High School ...was a four year starter for the Foxes, earning third team All WPIAL honors in 2005and 2006 and second team accolades lastseason.

Coach Soboleski Comments:Ellie is from Pittsburgh and is an extremelytalented athlete. She will make an immediate impact in our program at outside hitter.

14 Ellie LiningerOutside Hitter5-11Freshman Pittsburgh, PA/Fox Chapel HS

5 Taryn JeffersDefensive Specialist5-6Freshman W ooster, OH/Wooster HS

� The Taryn Jeffers FileBirthdate: March 15, 1990Birthplace: South Haven, MIParents: Andrea and Chris JeffersNickname: TMajor: UndeclaredHobbies: Hanging out with friends, sports,shoppingFavorite Book: My Sister s KeeperFavorite Music: Just About EverythingFavorite Movie: The Notebook and MeanGirlsFavorite Television Show: Grey s AnatomyFavorite Food: Italian and chocolate

� The Ellie Lininger FileBirthdate: October 6, 1989Birthplace: Pittsburgh, PAParents: Kathleen and Robert LiningerNickname: EllieMajor: Health & Physical EducationHobbies: Volleyball, dancing, surfing andshoppingFavorite Book: The NotebookFavorite Music: RapFavorite Music: OARFavorite Movie: Anchor ManFavorite Television Show: The HillFavorite Food: PizzaCareer Ambition: To be a Health & PhysicalEducation teacher and a volleyball coach.





Provides the Fighting Scots with a pairof very solid setters ... athletic performerwho could earn significant playing time ...also a strong defensive player.� High School: Was a three sport standout at Independence High School, including a three year starter in volleyball ... ledthe Blue Devils to the Chagrin ValleyConference Metro Division championshipin 2005, 06 and 07, along with theDistrict 2 Division III championship as asenior ... was named the Ohio HighSchool Volleyball Coaches AssociationMVP of District 2 Division III in 2007, andwas named to the Associated Press AllNortheast Lakes District 1 Team as a junior and senior and a second team selection as a sophomore ... also MVP of theChagrin Valley Conference in 2007 ...

earned first team All CVC Metro Divisionhonors her final three seasons ... wasalso a standout in basketball and softball... in basketball, led team to CVC MetroDivision title in 2006 and 2007 ... was anhonorable mention All Ohio selection in2007 and named to Associated Press AllNortheast Lakes District second team in2007 and 08 ... in softball, team won CVCMetro Division championship in 2006 and07 named to CVC Metro Division secondteam in 2006 and 2007 as a pitcher.

� Coach Soboleski Comments:Megan played for one of the top club programs in Ohio. She does a great job delivering the ball. She adds much neededdepth at the setter position. I m reallylooking forward to working with her.

9 Megan OsyskoSetter5-7Freshman Independence, OH/Independence HS

Expected to redshirt in 2008 ... will provide Edinboro with another candidate ateither outside hitter or middle hitter inthe future.� High School: Played at ExeterTownship High School where she was athree year strter for the Eagles ... earnedAll Berks and All County honors, and wasnamed to the District III All Star Team ...was named the team s MVP andDefensive Player of the Year.

� Coach Soboleski Comments: Amiwill redshirt this year. She is an outside hit

ter/opposite who adds ball control to theposition.

16 Ami KillingerOutside Hitter/Middle Hitter5-10FreshmanReading, PA/Exeter Township HS

� The Megan Osysko FileBirthdate: September 9, 1990Birthplace: Middleburg Heights, OHParents: Maggie and Michael OsyskoNickname: MegMajor: BiologyHobbies: Shopping and watching moviesFavorite Book: Sisterhood of the TravelingPantsFavorite Music: Pop, country, hip hopFavorite Musicial Group: CarrieUnderwoodFavorite Movie: 27 DressesFavorite Television Show: The HillsFavorite Food: ItalianCareer Ambition: To become a physicaltherapist.

� The Ami Killinger FileBirthdate: February 23,1990Birthplace: Reading, PAParents: Amy and Jeff KillingerMajor: SociologyHobbies: VolleyballFavorite Book: Twilight SeriesFavorite Music: AlternativeFavorite Musicial Group:Motion CitySoundtrackFavorite Movie: GreaseFavorite Television Show: Gilmore GirlsFavorite Food: Stuffing

Final Record: 28-11 PSAC W est: 6-4Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking

G K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SE SA/G RE DIG D/G BS BA B/G BE BHEDanielle Martzolf 28 20 0.71 20 60 .000 2 0.07 4 1 0.14 3 16 0.57 1 3 0.14 2 0Samantha Kuehner 137 4 0.03 9 30 .167 10 0.07 44 46 0.32 45 261 1.91 0 0 0.00 0 2Kaitlin Hartman 32 11 0.34 2 24 .375 2 0.06 4 3 0.12 1 39 1.22 1 0 0.03 0 1Jenna Benkelman 139 160 1.15 87 482 .151 40 0.29 72 63 0.52 37 328 2.36 2 33 0.25 5 2Katie Wilkins 142 164 1.15 38 402 .313 1769 12.46 60 51 0.42 7 246 1.73 2 27 0.20 7 32Breanna Smith 139 338 2.43 137 870 .231 16 0.12 75 63 0.54 21 164 1.18 5 50 0.40 10 3Jenna Newman 139 616 4.43 213 1287 .313 10 0.07 42 64 0.30 8 139 1.00 32 102 0.96 7 8Olivia Williams 139 430 3.09 174 1041 .246 9 0.06 9 18 0.06 2 78 0.56 18 70 0.63 13 1Chrissy Steger 18 14 0.78 7 38 .184 1 0.06 10 3 0.56 0 10 0.56 0 0 0.00 0 0Maureen Tilert 123 17 0.14 9 50 .160 23 0.19 45 83 0.37 31 538 4.37 0 0 0.00 0 3Brittany Slauterbeck 142 351 2.47 163 910 .207 12 0.08 31 41 0.22 8 106 0.75 16 74 0.63 13 2Team 3BORO TOTALS 142 2125 14.96 859 5194 .244 1894 13.34 396 436 2.79 166 1925 13.56 77 359 1.81 57 54

Date Opponent Score Score-by-Game Record Kills Leader Digs LeaderAug. 24 at. Indiana Southeast@ W 3 0 30 12, 30 27, 30 27 1 0 Jenna Newman (16) Maureen Tilert (13)Aug. 25 vs. Cedarville@ L 1 3 21 30, 30 21, 28 30, 25 30 1 1 Jenna Newman (18) Maureen Tilert (20)Aug. 31 vs. Dowling% L 2 3 14 30, 30 22, 20 30, 31 29, 9 15 1 2 Olivia Williams (15) Maureen Tilert (15)

vs. Wilmington(DE)% W 3 0 30 14, 30 26, 30 19 2 2 Olivia Williams (18) Maureen Tilert (15)Sept. 1 vs. Shepherd% W 3 0 30 20, 30 22, 30 26 3 2 Olivia Williams (12) Maureen Tilert (17)

vs. West Chester% L 1 3 20 30, 31 33, 30 25, 23 30 3 3 Breanna Smith (15) Maureen Tilert (22)Jenna Newman (15)

Sept. 7 vs. Lees McRae$ W 3 1 29 31, 30 26, 30 23, 30 22 4 3 Jenna Newman (13) Samantha Kuehner (10)Olivia Williams (13)

vs. Queens(NC)$ W 3 0 30 17, 30 21, 30 24 5 3 Jenna Newman (23) Samantha Kuehner (7)Sept. 8 vs. Lenoir Rhyne$ W 3 2 25 30, 30 27, 26 30, 30 24, 15 10 6 3 Jenna Newman (26) Samantha Kuehner (13)

vs. Lincoln Memorial$ W 3 1 22 30, 30 27, 30 23, 30 28 7 3 Jenna Newman (20) Samantha Kuehner (16)Sept. 11 at California(Pa.)# L 0 3 18 30, 22 30, 19 30 7 4 Olivia Williams (8) Maureen Tilert (12)Sept. 14 at DAEMEN W 3 0 30 19, 30 23, 30 17 8 4 Breanna Smith (12) Jenna Benkelman (5)

Brittany Slauterbeck (12)Sept. 15 SLIPPERY ROCK# W 3 0 30 24, 30 26, 30 22 9 4 Jenna Newman (20) Maureen Tilert (14)Sept. 18 INDIANA(PA)# W 3 0 30 12, 30 24, 30 25 10 4 Jenna Newman (20) Katie Wilkins (8)Sept. 19 at Malone L 1 3 25 30, 26 30, 30 21, 28 30 10 5 Olivia Williams (17) Maureen Tilert (12)Sept. 22 FAIRMONT STATE W 3 0 30 20, 30 16, 30 28 11 5 Breanna Smith (11) Maureen Tilert (6)

Olivia Williams (11)Sept. 25 at Lock Haven# W 3 2 25 30, 23 30, 30 19, 30 24, 15 8 12 5 Jenna Newman (24) Maureen Tilert (20)Sept. 28 vs. East Stroudsburg W 3 0 30 16, 30 18, 30 26 13 5 Brittany Slauterbeck (11) Katie Wilkins (8)Sept. 29 vs. Shippensburg W 3 2 28 30, 30 22, 23 30, 30 18, 16 14 14 5 Jenna Newman (21) Maureen Tilert (23)

at West Chester W 3 1 30 28, 30 32, 30 23, 30 19 15 5 Jenna Newman (23) Maureen Tilert (20)Oct. 2 CLARION# W 3 1 30 24, 30 17, 25 30, 30 20 16 5 Jenna Newman (20) Maureen Tilert (18)Oct. 9 CALIFORNIA(PA)# L 0 3 22 30, 18 30, 25 30 16 6 Breanna Smith( 8) Maureen Tilert (13)

Brittany Slauterbeck (8)Oct. 10 NOTRE DAME(OH) W 3 0 30 23, 35 33, 30 22 17 6 Jenna Newman (17) Breanna Smith (7)

Olivia Williams (17)Oct. 12 vs. Wheeling Jesuit& W 3 2 20 30, 23 30, 30 23, 32 30, 15 6 18 6 Jenna Newman (3) Maureen Tilert (22)Oct. 13 vs. Elizabeth City State& W 3 0 30 21, 30 23, 30 21 19 6 Olivia Williams (15) Maureen Tilert (7)

vs. District of Columbia& W 3 0 30 21, 30 25, 30 9 20 6 Olivia Williams (7) Maureen Tilert (7)Oct. 16 at Slippery Rock# W 3 1 30 21, 30 27, 19 30, 30 19 21 6 Jenna Newman (20) Maureen Tilert (19)Oct. 19 vs. Millersville W 3 0 30 16, 30 20, 30 24 22 6 Jenna Newman (14) Maureen Tilert (18)Oct. 20 vs. Cheyney W 3 0 30 6, 30 8, 30 9 23 6 Kaitlin Hartman (10) Samantha Kuehner (7)

Kaitlin Hartman (7)vs. Kutztown W 3 2 28 30, 30 26, 30 25, 28 30, 15 10 24 6 Jenna Newman (27) Maureen Tilert (29)

Oct. 23 at Indiana(Pa.)# L 0 3 21 30, 26 30, 27 30 24 7 Jenna Newman (14) Breanna Smith (9)Maureen Tilert (9)

Oct. 30 LOCK HAVEN# W 3 0 30 13, 30 23, 30 22 25 7 Jenna Newman (11) Maureen Tilert (18)Oct. 31 at Gannon L 1 3 27 30, 30 28, 23 30, 29 31 25 8 Jenna Newman (22) Jenna Benkelman (11)Nov. 3 at Clarion# L 0 3 22 30, 22 30, 18 30 25 9 Jenna Newman (13) Maureen Tilert (13)Nov. 9 vs. Kutztown* W 3 2 30 32, 30 28, 30 27, 25 30, 15 9 26 9 Jenna Newman (31) Maureen Tilert (31)

vs. California(Pa.)* L 1 3 17 30, 25 30, 30 28, 17 30 26 10 Jenna Newman (18) Maureen Tilert (24)Nov. 15 vs. Slippery Rock^ W 3 0 30 28, 30 27, 30 22 27 10 Jenna Newman (15) Maureen Tilert (13)Nov. 16 vs. Clarion^ W 3 1 30 26, 30 20, 25 30, 31 29 28 10 Olivia Williams (20) Jenna Benkelman (22)Nov. 17 at California(Pa.)^ L 0 3 21 30, 18 30, 15 30 28 11 Jenna Newman (13) Maureen Tilert (20)

# PSACWest match @ at Grace College Classic % atWilmington Wildcat Invitational$ at Lees McRae Carolina Challenge & at Shippensburg Regional Tournament * at PSAC Tournament at Shippensburg, PA^ at NCAA Division II Atlantic Regional at California, PA

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All-PSACW estern DivisionFirst Team

Katie Benick California(Pa.) OPP Sr.Stacey Borgia Lock Haven MB Jr.Renata da Silva California(Pa.) S So.Sarah Fries Clarion OH/RS Sr.Jenna Newman Edinboro MH Sr.Joanna Nist California(Pa.) OH So.Amber Santavy California(Pa.) OH Sr.Christina Steiner Clarion OH Sr.

Player of the Year: Jenna Newman, EdinboroRookie of the Year: Katie Wilkins, EdinboroCoach of the Year: Melissa Myers, California

Second TeamJen Blasko Slippery Rock OH Jr.Kristi Fiorillo Clarion S Sr.Vicky Gentile Clarion L Sr.Inga Kurgonaite Lock Haven OH Sr.Louise Schultz Slippery Rock MB Sr.Anastasia Urbanik Slippery Rock MB Jr.

PSAC ChampionshipMatches

1979 East Stroudsburg def. Slippery Rock, 2 01980 Edinboro def. East Stroudsburg, 2 01981 Edinboro def. East Stroudsburg, 3 11982 Edinboro def. Mansfield, 3 11983 Mansfield def. East Stroudsburg, 3 01984 Slippery Rock def. East Stroudsburg, 3 11985 East Stroudsburg def. Shippensburg, 3 11986 East Stroudsburg def. Mansfield, 3 01987 East Stroudsburg def. Shippensburg, 3 01988 Clarion def. Edinboro, 3 11989 Edinboro def. Clarion, 3 11990 Edinboro def. Shippensburg, 3 01991 California(Pa.) def. Edinboro, 3 11992 California(Pa.) def. Edinboro, 3 11993 Slippery Rock def. Edinboro, 3 01994 Edinboro def. Slippery Rock, 3 01995 Millersville def. Edinboro, 3 01996 Lock Haven def. Edinboro, 3 21997 Edinboro def. Lock Haven, 3 11998 Edinboro def. Lock Haven, 3 01999 Lock Haven def. Edinboro, 3 12000 Lock Haven def. Edinboro, 3 02001 Edinboro def. Lock Haven, 3 22002 Indiana(Pa.) def. Edinboro, 3 22003 Lock Haven def. Edinboro, 3 22004 Lock Haven def. Edinboro, 3 12005 California(Pa.) def. Lock Haven, 3 22006 Lock Haven def. California(Pa.), 3 02007 California(Pa.) def. Clarion, 3 0

Pennsylvania SPennsylvania Sttate ate Athletic ConferenceAthletic ConferenceEdinboro Volleyball 2008


� PSAC OverviewThe Pennsylvania State Athletic

Conference, with 57 years of organized competition, has evolved into one of the NCAA slargest and most heralded intercollegiate athletic conferences.

The 2008 09 academic year will be a groundbreaking one for the PSAC, as the league willexpand beyond its original 14 members for thefirst time since its official formation in 1951. Newfull time members Gannon University andMercyhurst College, along with associate memberLong Island University C.W. Post, expect to complement the PSAC s already solid foundation.

With 16 full time institutions, the PSACshares distinction with the West VirginiaIntercollegiate Athletic Conference as the NCAADivision II s largest in terms of membership.League expansion has brought acclaim throughpostseason opportunities, as well. In 2008 09, theConference will sponsor 23 championships, themost for leagues in Division II.

Highly competitive on a regional andnational level, PSAC schools annually combineto send nearly one third of its teams into NCAApostseason play. Ultimately, the membership ssuccess has yielded 40 NCAA team and 218 individual title winners.

While proud of its athletic accomplishments, the league also has evolved into one ofDivision II s finest from an academic standpoint. Today, well over a quarter of the PSAC sestimated 5,300 participants are honored eachyear as Scholar Athletes for maintaining agrade point average of 3.25 or better a totalthat has nearly doubled since PSAC ScholarAthletes were first recognized in the mid 1990s.

The PSAC was organized in 1951 for the purpose of promoting and administering men s athletic programs within the 14 state teachers colleges in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. In1977, due to the interest and growth of women sathletics, the conference was restructured to provide for women s programs.

Upon its formation, the league did nothave a standard competitive division.However, in 1980, the league voted to reclassify the entire conference to NCAA Division II.Although all 16 current institutions are members of Division II, eight schools also competeat the Division I level in select sports. PSACschools enroll over 117,000 students and claimover 661,000 alumni, including 430,000 whoreside in Pennsylvania.

The PSAC is governed by the presidentsof the 16 member institutions. It employs acommissioner, two assistant commissionersand a director of media relations at its headquarters in Lock Haven, Pa.

2007 PSAC Final StandingsW estern Division

Conference OverallW L Pct. W L Pct.

California(Pa.) 10 0 1.000 35 4 .921Clarion 7 3 .700 28 6 .862Edinboro 6 4 .600 28 11 .718Slippery Rock 3 7 .300 22 15 .622Lock Haven 3 7 .300 10 18 .357Indiana(Pa.) 1 9 .100 16 22 .405

Eastern DivisionConference Overall

W L Pct. W L Pct.Shippensburg 10 0 1.000 30 12 .750Kutztown 8 2 .800 28 10 .771West Chester 6 4 .600 28 10 .757Millersville 4 6 .400 15 20 .429East Stroudsburg 2 8 .200 10 27 .243Cheyney 0 10 .000 0 18 .000

� PSAC Tournament at Shippensburg, PAQuarterfinals Edinboro 3, Kutztown 2

Clarion 3, West Chester 1Semifinals California(Pa.) 3, Edinboro 1

Clarion 3, Shippensburg 1Championship California(Pa.) 3, Clarion 0

� NCAA Division II Atlantic Regional at California, PA

First Round Edinboro 3, Slippery Rock 0Clarion 3, Lees McRae 1Kutztown 3, Shippensburg 2California(Pa.) 3, Fayetteville St. 0

Semifinals Edinboro 3, Clarion 1California(Pa.) 3, Kutztown 0

Championship California(Pa.) 3, Edinboro 0

� NCAA Division II Elite Eight Quarterfinals Concordia St. Paul 3, California(Pa.) 0

Pennsylvania StateAthletic Conference

3rd Floor Annex BuildingLock Haven UniversityLock Haven, PA 17745Commissioner: Steve MurrayPhone: (570) 484 [email protected]. Commissioner forExternal Relations:Will AdairPhone: (570) 484 [email protected]. Commissioner forInternal Relations:Carlin ChesickPhone: (570) 484 [email protected] of MediaRelations: Matt BeltzPhone: (570) 484 2884 Steve Murray

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Team StatisticsHitting Percentage

Team Kills Errs Tot. Pct.Shippensburg 2146 741 5476 .257California(Pa.) 1956 672 5072 .253Edinboro 2125 859 5194 .244Lock Haven 1326 485 3626 .232Clarion 1697 619 4893 .220Slippery Rock 1802 646 5304 .218Kutztown 1883 700 5475 .216West Chester 1854 752 5286 .208East Stroudsburg 1436 735 4667 .150Indiana(Pa.) 1661 890 5163 .149Millersville 1429 698 5020 .146Cheyney 155 474 792 .403

KillsTeam G No. K/GEdinboro 142 2125 14.96California(Pa.) 131 1956 14.93Clarion 115 1697 14.76Shippensburg 151 2146 14.21West Chester 133 1854 13.94Slippery Rock 135 1802 13.35Lock Haven 100 1326 13.26Kutztown 143 1883 13.17Indiana(Pa.) 134 1661 12.40Millersville 119 1429 12.01East Stroudsburg 131 1436 10.96Cheyney 54 155 2.87

AssistsTeam G No. A/GClarion 115 1598 13.90California(Pa.) 131 1795 13.70Edinboro 142 1894 13.34Kutztown 143 1768 12.36Shippensburg 151 1837 12.17Slippery Rock 135 1594 11.81West Chester 133 1514 11.38Indiana(Pa.) 134 1486 11.09Lock Haven 100 1056 10.56Millersville 119 1223 10.28East Stroudsburg 131 1213 9.26Cheyney 54 86 1.59

Service AcesTeam G No. SA/GMillersville 119 362 3.04Edinboro 142 396 2.79California(Pa.) 131 341 2.60Lock Haven 100 251 2.51Shippensburg 151 360 2.38Indiana(Pa.) 134 318 2.37Slippery Rock 135 313 2.32West Chester 133 275 2.07Kutztown 143 295 2.06Clarion 115 227 1.97East Stroudsburg 131 237 1.81Cheyney 54 23 0.43

BlocksTeam G Tot. Blk/GLock Haven 100 277.0 2.77California(Pa.) 131 353.0 2.69Millersville 119 250.5 2.11West Chester 133 272.0 2.05Kutztown 143 288.5 2.02East Stroudsburg 131 248.0 1.89Slippery Rock 135 253.5 1.88Edinboro 142 256.5 1.81Shippensburg 151 268.5 1.78Clarion 115 195.5 1.70Indiana(Pa.) 134 196.0 1.46Cheyney 54 26.0 0.48

DigsTeam G No. D/GSlippery Rock 135 2830 20.96West Chester 133 2743 20.62California(Pa.) 131 2659 20.30Kutztown 143 2854 19.96Clarion 115 2229 19.38Millersville 119 2115 17.77Indiana(Pa.) 134 2033 15.17East Stroudsburg 131 1802 13.76Shippensburg 151 2071 13.72Edinboro 142 1925 13.56Lock Haven 100 1207 12.07Cheyney 54 166 3.07

Individual StatisticsHitting Percentage

(Minimum .200/3.0 attacks per game)

Player Kills Tot. Pct.Erin Waters, KUTZ 415 975 .350Jenna Newman, EDIN 616 1287 .313Stacey Borgia, LHU 265 601 .303Kali Antolik, SHIP 435 959 .300Louise Schultz, SRU 365 851 .294Megan Menzer, CAL 186 439 .287Kristen Decker, WCU 499 1282 .285Tamara Hinic, CAL 197 489 .282Michelle Powers, WCU 345 843 .280Joanna Nist, CAL 500 1183 .279

Kills(Minimum 2.00 per game)

Player G No. K/GJenna Newman, EDIN 139 616 4.43Christina Steiner, CLAR 111 476 4.29Joanna Nist, CAL 122 500 4.10Sarah Fries, CLAR 109 430 3.94Kristen Decker, WCU 127 499 3.93Inga Kurgonaite, LHU 88 337 3.83Amber Santavy, CAL 114 388 3.40Brittany Roche, SHIP 136 455 3.35Jen Blasko, SRU 131 429 3.27Katie Benick, CAL 114 362 3.18

Assists

(Minimum 5.00 per game)Player G No. A/GKristi Fiorillo, CLAR 112 1421 12.69Katie Wilkins, EDIN 142 1769 12.46Renata da Silva, CAL 126 1560 12.38Austin Kinney, KUTZ 107 1203 11.24Lisa Yeasted, WCU 110 116 10.60Maureen DuVall, SHIP 142 1420 10.00Emily McCombie, IUP 102 913 8.95Meredith Sinback, MILL 121 1033 8.54Rabiana Gomez, LHU 97 808 8.33Amy Casteel, ESU 93 722 7.76

Service Aces(Minimum 0.10/game)

Player G No. SA/GMeredith Sinback, MILL 121 110 0.91Fabiana Gomez, LHU 97 65 0.67Laura Navin, MILL 92 51 0.55Breanna Smith, EDIN 139 75 0.54Anastasia Urbanik, SRU 130 70 0.54Colleen Toomey, SHIP 144 75 0.52Jenna Benkelman, EDIN 139 72 0.52Sarah Fries, CLAR 109 54 0.50Jacqueline Vivanco, WCU 127 59 0.46Tessa Siewert, IUP 125 56 0.45

Blocks(Minimum 1.0 per game)

Player G Tot. Blk/GMegan Menzer, CAL 116 140.0 1.21Tamara Hinic, CAL 119 138.0 1.16Stacey Borgia, LHU 103 112.0 1.09Caitlin Kuhn, ESU 96 103.0 1.07Rachel Beneski, MILL 111 117.0 1.05Erin Waters, KUTZ 131 131.0 1.00

Digs(Minimum 1.00 per game)

Player G No. D/GNicole Biuso, KUTZ 137 867 6.33Vicky Gentile, CLAR 112 704 6.29Jacqueline Vivanco, WCU 127 696 5.48Marta Hodge, CAL 126 681 5.40Emily Pany, IUP 131 703 5.37Jen Blasko, SRU 131 586 4.47Maureen Tilert, EDIN 123 538 4.37Kristen Decker, WCU 127 552 4.35Laura Navin, MILL 92 393 4.27Amber Santavy, CAL 114 476 4.18

Jenna Newman

Games1. Mandy Bambauer (1995 98) ................4802. Ashley Walton (2000 03) ......................4663. Breanna Smith (2004 07) ......................4584. Mandie Moyer (1996 99) ......................4575. Stephanie Burner (1999 2002)..............4556. Jenna Benkelman (2004 07) ................4467. Marissa DeLiberato (2001 04) ..............4458. Becky Byers (1995 98) ..........................4309. Renee Kam (2001 04) ............................42310. Amy Medicus (2000 03) ........................421

Erica Shaffer (1996 99) ..........................421

Hitting Percentageminimum 700 attempts

1. Ashley Walton (2000 03) .................. .3912. Mandie Moyer (1996 99) .................. .3563. Renee Kam (2001 04) ........................ .3324. Melanie Skolny (1994)........................ .3275. Jenna Newman (2004 07) .................. .3136. Michelle Ferguson (1993 94) ............ .3107. Erica Shaffer (1996 99) ...................... .3018. Jennifer Fuhrman (1997 99) ............ .2969. Mandy Bambauer (1995 98) ............ .293

Michelle Hubalek (1993 95) .............. .293

Total Attempts1. Jenna Newman (2004 07) ..................40162. Ashley Walton (2000 03) ....................37053. Amy Medicus (2000 03) ......................34344. Becky Byers (1995 98) ........................30385. Breanna Smith (2004 07) ....................28706. Stephanie Radecki (1994 96) ..............27107. Stephanie Burner (1999 2002)............26588. Jodie Williams (1995 98) ......................25719. Michelle Hubalek (1993 95) ................238510. Katie Hummel (2000 03) ....................2379

Kills1. Ashley Walton (2000 03) ....................19062. Jenna Newman (2004 07) ..................18993. Amy Medicus (2000 03) ......................12534. Becky Byers (1995 98)..........................12065. Stephanie Radecki (1994 96) ..............11976. Mandie Moyer (1996 99) ......................11107. Michelle Hubalek (1993 95) ................10408. Breanna Smith (2004 07) ....................1032

Jodie Williams (1995 98) ......................103210. Erica Shaffer (1996 99) ........................1028

Kill Averageminimum 500 kills

1. Jenna Newman (2004 present) ..........4.752. Ashley Walton (2000 03) ....................4.093. Michelle Ferguson (1993 94) ................3.414. Stephanie Radecki (1994 96)................3.225. Jen Shaw (2001 03) ................................3.21

6. Jennifer Fuhrman (1997 99) ..................3.117. Michelle Hubalek (1993 95)..................3.058. Amy Medicus (2000 03) ......................2.989. Becky Byers (1995 98) ..........................2.8010. Katie Hummel (2000 03) ......................2.63

Assists1. Renee Kam (2001 04) ..........................54312. Lisa Poeschl (1997 2000) ....................44783. Ashley Cottengim (2003 2006) ..........31364. Rosie Weisenseel (1994, 1996)............22375. Lori Schafer (1994 96) ..........................21036. Katie Wilkins (2007 present) ..............17697. Claudia Rech (1998 2000) ....................15428. Annah Debevc (1995 97)........................2459. Katie Quatman (1999 2002) ..................18910. Erica Shaffer (1996 99) ..........................149

Assist Averageminimum 1,000 assists

1. Renee Kam (2001 04) ..........................12.842. Katie Wilkins (2007 present) ............12.463. Lisa Poeschl (1997 2000) ....................12.234. Claudia Rech (1998 2000) ....................11.335. Rosie Weisenseel (1994, 1996)............8.806. Ashley Cottengim (2004 2006)............7.507. Lori Schafer (1994 96) ..........................6.61

Service Aces1. Jenna Benkelman (2004 07) ................1692. Jenna Newman (2004 07)......................1573. Amelia Robinson (2003 2006) ..............1534. Becky Byers (1995 98) ............................1505. Breanna Smith (2004 07) ......................1436. Stephanie Radecki (1994 96) ................1427. Mandy Bambauer (1995 98)..................135

Lisa Poeschl (1997 2000) ........................1359. Jodie Williams (1995 98) ........................13410. Rosie Weisenseel (1994, 1996) ..............125

Ace Averageminimum 50 aces

1. Rosie Weisenseel (1994, 1996) .......... .4922. Amelia Robinson (2003 2006)............ .4013. Michelle Hubalek (1993 95)................ .3864. Stephanie Radecki (1994 96) ............ .3825. Lisa Poeschl (1997 2000) .................... .3686. Katie Quatman (1999 2002) .............. .3667. Abby Galcik (1998 2000) .................... .3658. Jodie Williams (1995 98) .................... .3609. Becky Byers (1995 98) ........................ .34810. Lori Schafer (1994 96) ........................ .336

Digs1. Marissa DeLiberato (2001 04)..............17222. Stephanie Burner (1999 2002) ............17073. Amy Medicus (2000 03) ......................1493

4. Jodie Williams (1995 98) ......................12205. Renee Kam (2001 04)............................11806. Becky Byers (1995 98) ..........................11257. Mandy Bambauer (1995 98)................10878. Stephanie Radecki (1994 96) ..............10539. Jen Shaw (2001 03)................................98310. Amelia Robinson (2003 2006) ..............891

Dig Averageminimum of 500 digs

1. Maureen Tilert (2007 present)............4.372. Marissa DeLiberato (2001 04)..............3.873. Stephanie Burner (1999 2002) ............3.754. Amy Medicus (2000 03)........................3.555. Jen Shaw (2001 03) ..............................3.446. Rosie Weisenseel (1994, 1996) ............3.427. Jodie Williams (1995 98) ......................3.278. Michelle Hubalek (1993 95)..................3.079. Michelle Bator (2001 05) ......................2.9310. Stephanie Radecki (1994 96) ..............2.83

Block Solos1. Ashley Walton (2000 03) ........................902. Jenna Newman (2004 07) ......................883. Mandie Moyer (1996 99) ........................824. Alicia Knouff (2002 05) ............................705. Erica Shaffer (1996 99) ............................536. Michelle Hubalek (1993 95) ....................657. Stephanie Radecki (1994 96) ..................428. Katie Hummel (2000 03)..........................379. Olivia Williams (2006 present)................3610. Brittany Slauterbeck (2006 present) ....34

Block Assists1. Mandie Moyer (1996 99) ......................4582. Erica Shaffer (1996 99) ..........................3943. Jenna Newman (2004 07) ....................3794. Ashley Walton (2000 03)........................3135. Alicia Knouff (2002 05) ..........................253

Mandy Bambauer (1995 98)..................2537. Katie Hummel (2000 03) ...................... 2348. Lori Schafer (1994 96) ............................1759. Michelle Hubalek (1993 95) ..................16010. Jennifer Fuhrman (1997 99) ..................147

Total Blocks1. Mandie Moyer (1996 99) ......................5402. Jenna Newman (2004 present) ..........4673. Erica Shaffer (1996 99) ..........................4474. Ashley Walton (2000 03) ......................4035. Alicia Knouff (2002 05) ..........................3236. Mandy Bambauer (1995 98)..................2777. Katie Hummel (2000 03) ........................2718. Michelle Hubalek (1993 95) ..................2259. Lori Schafer (1994 96) ..........................20610. Jennifer Fuhrman (1997 99) ..................179

Block Averageminimum 100 blocks

1. Jenna Newman (2004 present) ..........1.232. Mandie Moyer (1996 99) .................... 1.183. Sonya Leonard (1994) ........................ 1.084. Erica Shaffer (1996 99)........................ 1.065. Michelle Hubalek (1993 95)................ .9656. Jennifer Fuhrman (1997 99) .............. .9527. Alicia Knouff (2002 05)........................ .9228. Ashley Walton (2000 03) .................... .7789. Erin Riley (1995 98) .............................. .71510. Lori Schafer (1994 96) ........................ .647

1,000 Kills Club1. Ashley Walton (2000 03) 19062. Jenna Newman (2004 07) 18993. Amy Mediucus (2000 03) 12534. Becky Byers (1995 98) 12065. Stephanie Radecki (1994 96) 11976. Mandie Moyer (1996 99) 11107. Michelle Hubalek (1993 95) 10408. Breanna Smith (2004 07) 1032

Jodie Williams (1995 98) 103210. Erica Shaffer (1996 99) 1028

Becky Byers Jodie Williams

Career RecordsCareer RecordsEdinboro Volleyball 2008


Games1. Michelle Bator, 2005 ..............................1542. Alicia Knouff, 2005..................................1533. Ashley Cottengim, 2005 ........................1524. Tiffany Trgovac, 2005............................1495. Jenna Newman, 2005............................1466. Amelia Robinson, 2005..........................1457. Brittany Slauterbeck, 2007....................142

Katie Wilkins, 2007 ................................142Rosie Weisenseel, 1996..........................142

10. Lori Pienta, 1996 ....................................140Lori Schafer, 1996 ..................................140

12. Jenna Benkelman, 2007 ........................139Jenna Newman, 2007 ............................139Breanna Smith, 2007..............................139Olivia Williams, 2007 ..............................139Jamie Luby, 1997 ....................................139

17. Stephanie Radecki, 1996 ......................13818. Samantha Kuehner, 2007 ......................13719. Mandy Bambauer, 1996 ........................13520. Marissa DeLiberato, 2003......................133

Kills1. Ashley Walton, 2003 ............................6342. Jenna Newman, 2007............................6163. Stephanie Radecki, 1996 ......................4984. Alicia Knouff, 2005 ................................4965. Jenna Newman, 2005............................4816. Jenna Newman, 2006 ..........................4707. Ashley Walton, 2002..............................4628. Stephanie Radecki,, 1995......................4589. Jennifer Fuhrman, 1999........................44510. Olivia Williams, 2007..............................430

Amy Medicus, 2001................................43012. Melanie Skolny, 1994 ............................42413. Jodie Williams, 1997 ..............................42314. Ashley Walton, 2001 ..............................414

Total Attempts1. Jenna Newman, 2007 ..........................12872. Stephanie Radecki, 1996......................12423. Ashley Walton, 2003 ............................11824. Alicia Knouff, 2005 ................................11165. Amy Medicus, 2003 ............................10956. Amy Medicus, 2001 ..............................10747. Olivia Williams, 2007 ............................10418. Jodi Williams, 1997 ..............................10229. Jenna Newman, 2005 ..........................98510. Stephanie Radecki, 1995 ......................98411. Lori Schafer, 1996..................................94612. Jodie Williams, 1998..............................93513. Breanna Smith, 2004 ............................91914. Brittany Slauterbeck, 2007....................910

Kill Percentageminimum 300 attempts

1. Ashley Walton, 2003............................ .4312. Michelle Hubalek, 1995 ...................... .4203. Mandie Moyer, 1998.......................... .4094. Lori Schafer, 1995................................ .4025. Ashley Walton, 2002 .......................... .3986. Mandie Moyer, 1999 .......................... .3867. Ashley Walton, 2000 .......................... .3658. Michelle Ferguson, 1994 .................... .3599. Ashley Walton, 2001............................ .35510. Jenna Newman, 2006 ........................ .353

Kill Average1. Ashley Walton, 2003 ............................4.802. Jenna Newman, 2007 ..........................4.43

3. Ashley Walton, 2002 ............................3.984. Stephanie Radecki, 1996 ......................3.915. Ashley Walton, 2000............................3.886. Jennifer Fuhrman, 1999........................3.777. Amy Medicus, 2001 ..............................3.748. Melanie Skolny, 1994 ............................3.729. Jen Shaw, 2002 ....................................3.67

Jenna Newman, 2006 ..........................3.67

Assists1. Katie Wilkins, 2007 ..............................17692. Renee Kam, 2003 ................................16473. Renee Kam, 2001..................................15504. Renee Kam, 2002..................................14725. Lisa Poeschl, 1997 ................................14416. Lori Schafer, 1995 ................................13737. Ashley Cottengim, 2005......................1290

Lisa Poeschl, 1998 ................................12909. Ashley Cottengim, 2006......................126910. Rosie Weisenseel, 1994........................119011. Lisa Poeschl, 2000 ................................112812. Rosie Weisenseel, 1996 ......................104713. Claudia Rech, 1999 ................................899

Assist Average1. Lisa Poeschl, 2000 ..............................14.102. Renee Kam, 2003 ................................13.613. Renee Kam, 2001 ................................13.364. Renee Kam, 2002 ................................13.265. Katie Wilkins, 2007..............................12.466. Claudia Rech, 1999 ..............................12.327. Lisa Poeschl, 1998................................12.298. Valerie Ludwigs, 2002..........................11.789. Lisa Poeschl, 1999................................11.4610. Lisa Poeschl, 1997 ................................11.35

Digs1. Marissa DeLiberato, 2004 ....................6642. Michelle Bator, 2005 ............................5863. Stephanie Burner, 2002........................5684. Stephanie Burner, 2001 ........................5655. Maureen Tilert, 2007 ............................5386. Rosie Weisenseel, 1996 ........................4817. Amy Medicus, 2001................................4678. Jen Shaw, 2003......................................4659. Jodie Williams, 1997 ..............................45510. Marissa DeLiberato, 2003 ....................446

Digs Average1. Marissa DeLiberato, 2004....................5.442. Stephanie Burner, 2001........................4.753. Stephanie Burner, 2002 ......................4.584. Maureen Tilert, 2007............................4.375. Amy Medicus, 2001 ..............................4.066. Michelle Bator, 2005 ............................3.81

Jodie Williams, 1998..............................3.818. Jen Shaw, 2003......................................3.729. Amy Medicus, 2000..............................3.6310. Marissa DeLiberato, 2002 ....................3.62

Service Aces1. Amelia Robinson, 2005 ..........................932. Breanna Smith, 2007................................753. Rosie Weisenseel, 1996 ..........................744. Jenna Benkelman, 2007 ..........................725. Katie Hummel, 2003................................656. Stephanie Radecki, 1996 ........................617. Katie Wilkins, 2007 ..................................608. Lori Schafer, 1996 ....................................569. Jenna Benkelman, 2006..........................55

10. Breanna Smith, 2006 ..............................54

Ace Average1. Ashley Cottengim, 2005 ......................0.642. Breanna Smith, 2006............................0.593. Breanna Smith, 2007............................0.54

Lisa Poeschl, 1999 ................................0.545. Jenna Benkelman, 2007 ......................0.52

Rosie Weisenseel, 1996........................0.527. Katie Hummel, 2003 ............................0.50

Katie Hummel, 2002 ............................0.50Tina Kowalski, 1997..............................0.50

10. Dana Czerwonka, 1999 ........................0.4711. Abby Galcik, 2000 ................................0.4612. Rosie Weisenseel, 1994........................0.4513. Stephanie Radecki, 1996 ....................0.4414. Jenna Benkelman, 2006 ......................0.4315. Katie Wilkins, 2007 ..............................0.42

Total Blocks1. Mandie Moyer, 1998..............................1862. Erica Shaffer, 1998 ................................1663. Michelle Hubalek, 1995..........................1654. Mandie Moyer, 1997 ..............................1565. Ashley Walton, 2003 ..............................1436. Jenna Newman, 2004 ............................1417. Alicia Knouff, 2005 ................................1398. Mandie Moyer, 1999 ..............................1379. Jenna Newman, 2007 ............................13410. Katie Hummel, 2003 ..............................124

Block Solos1. Michelle Hubalek, 1995 ..........................502. Melanie Skolny, 1994 ..............................343. Alicia Knouff, 2005 ..................................304. Jenna Newman, 2007..............................32

Sonya Leonard, 1994 ..............................326. Mandie Moyer, 1998................................277. Ashley Walton, 2001 ................................268. Jennifer Fuhrman, 1999 ..........................25

Erica Shaffer, 1998 ..................................2510. Alicia Knouff, 2004 ..................................24

Block Assists1. Mandie Moyer, 1998..............................1592. Erica Shaffer, 1998 ..................................1413. Mandie Moyer, 1997 ..............................1354. Jenna Newman, 2004............................1205. Mandie Moyer, 1999 ..............................1186. Michelle Hubalek, 1995 ..........................1157. Alicia Knouff, 2005 ................................1098. Katie Hummel, 2003 ..............................1089. Jenna Newman, 2007 ............................10210. Mandy Bambauer, 1996 ........................100

Block Average1. Mandie Moyer, 1998 ............................1.602. Erica Shaffer, 1998 ................................1.443. Mandie Moyer, 1999..............................1.184. Mandie Moyer, 1997..............................1.185. Erica Shaffer, 1999 ................................1.166. Jenna Newman, 2004............................1.147. Alicia Knouff, 2004................................1.098. Ashley Walton, 2003 ............................1.08

Sonya Leonard, 1994 ............................1.0810. Carmen Quatman, 2002 ......................1.05

Season RecordsSeason RecordsEdinboro Volleyball 2008


Kill Attempts3 Games60 Stephanie Burner vs. California(Pa.),

9/25/0156 Amy Medicus vs. California(Pa.), 9/8/0152 Amy Medicus vs. Juniata, 9/22/0151 Stephanie Burner vs. Juniata, 9/22/0151 Stephanie Radecki vs. Millersville, 9/9/9547 Abby Galcik vs. Indiana(Pa.), 9/26/0046 Ashley Walton vs. Lees McRae, 11/22/0245 Jenna Newman vs. California(Pa.), 11/17/07

4 Games64 Carmen Quatmen vs. California(Pa.),

9/9/0062 Amy Medicus vs. Indiana(Pa.), 10/31/0258 Stephanie Burner vs. Clarion, 11/11/0254 Jenna Newman vs. California(Pa.), 11/9/0753 Olivia Williams vs. Clarion, 11/16/0753 Ashley Walton vs. Lees McRae, 10/18/0352 Ashley Walton vs. Lock Haven, 11/22/0351 Becky Byers vs. Grand Valley State,

8/29/9850 Olivia Williams vs. California(Pa.), 11/9/0750 Stephanie Radecki vs. Cal State Santa

Barbara, 8/30/9650 Stephanie Radecki vs. Ashland, 9/14/9650 Stephanie Radecki vs. Millersville,

11/11/9550 Becky Byers vs. Millersville, 11/11/95

5 Games67 Stephanie Radecki vs. Lock Haven,

11/16/9663 Ashley Walton vs. Lock Haven, 11/15/0362 Jenna Newman vs. Kutztown, 11/9/0760 Stephanie Burner vs. California(Pa.),

9/25/0159 Stephanie Radecki vs. Lock Haven,

11/22/9658 Jenna Newman vs. Lenoir Rhyne, 9/8/0756 Amy Medicus vs. California(Pa.), 9/8/0156 Lori Schafer vs. Lock Haven, 11/16/9655 Ashley Walton vs. Northern Colorado,

10/17/0354 Stephanie Radecki vs. Lock Haven,

11/8/96

Kills3 Games27 Stephanie Radecki vs. East Stroudsburg,

11/10/9523 Jenna Newman vs. Queens, 9/7/0722 Stephanie Radecki vs. Millersville, 9/9/9521 Jen Shaw vs. California(Pa.), 9/30/0321 Ashley Walton vs. East Stroudsburg,

11/9/0121 Ashley Walton vs. Indiana(Pa.), 9/26/0021 Abby Galcik vs. Indiana(Pa.), 9/26/0020 Jenna Newman vs. Indiana(Pa.), 9/18/0720 Jenna Newman vs. Slippery Rock, 9/15/0720 Jenna Newman vs. West Chester,

10/14/0620 Ashley Walton vs. Lees McRae, 9/12/0320 Stephanie Radecki vs. Indiana(Pa.),

10/1/96

4 Games30 Ashley Walton vs. Indiana(Pa.), 10/28/0328 Jen Shaw vs. Clarion, 11/11/0227 Amy Medicus vs, Indiana(Pa.), 9/26/0027 Ashley Walton vs. Indiana(Pa.), 11/23/0226 Ashley Walton vs. Lock Haven, 10/14/03

26 Ashley Walton vs. California(Pa.),10/24/00

25 Jenna Newman vs. Notre Dame(OH),10/31/05

25 Stephanie Radecki vs. Indiana(Pa.),11/4/95

25 Ashley Walton vs. Lees McRae, 11/22/0224 Ashley Walton vs. Lees McRae, 10/18/0324 Ashley Walton vs. Clarion, 10/7/0324 Ashley Walton vs. Lock Haven, 10/22/0324 Ashley Walton vs. Slippery Rock, 11/4/0024 Jodie Williams vs. Cornerstone, 8/30/9724 Stephanie Radecki vs. Ashland, 9/14/96

5 Games31 Jenna Newman vs. Kutztown, 11/9/0731 Ashley Walton vs. Northern Colorado,

10/17/0331 Amy Medicus vs. California(Pa.), 9/8/0130 Jenna Newman vs. Wheeling Jesuit,

10/12/0729 Katie Hummel vs. Indiana(Pa.), 10/9/0129 Stephanie Radecki vs. Lock Haven,

11/16/9627 Jenna Newman vs. Kutztown, 10/20/0727 Ashley Walton vs. Florida Southern,

9/6/0327 Becky Byers vs. Mercyhurst, 9/19/9626 Jenna Newman vs. Lenoir Rhyne, 9/8/0726 Amy Tausch vs. Lees McRae, 10/16/0426 Ashley Walton vs. Lock Haven, 11/15/03

Hitting Percentage(minimum 12 attempts)

3 Games.917 Mandie Moyer vs. East

Stroudsburg (11 0 12), 10/9/99.846 Alicia Knouff vs. St. Anselm

(11 0 13), 10/15/06.824 Ashley Walton vs. East Stroudsburg

(14 0 17), 10/11/03.824 Jodie Williams vs. Florida Tech

(15 1 17), 10/18/97.824 Ashley Walton vs. West Chester

(14 0 17), 10/12/02.786 Amy Tausch vs. East Stroudsburg

(11 0 14), 9/25/04.778 Ashley Walton vs. Mercyhurst

(21 0 27), 9/8/01.765 Brittany Slauterbeck vs. Queens(NC),

(14 1 17), 9/7/07.760 Jenna Newman vs. West Chester

(20 1 25), 10/14/06.750 Jenna Newman vs. Geneva (17 2 20),

10/7/06

4 Games.812 Ashley Cottengim vs. Millersville

(13 0 16), 11/11/05.800 Ashley Cottengim vs. Mount Olive

(12 0 15), 10/14/05.792 Katie Hummel vs. Indiana(Pa.)

(20 1 24), 9/27/01.700 Jenna Newman vs. Millersville

(16 2 20), 9/24/04.686 Ashley Walton vs. Indiana(Pa.)

(27 3 35), 11/23/02.684 Alicia Knouff vs. East Stroudsburg

(13 0 19), 9/25/04.682 Mandie Moyer vs. Lock Haven

(16 1 22), 10/14/97.682 Erica Shaffer vs. Stony Brook

(17 2 22), 10/25/98

.676 Ashley Walton vs. Clarion (24 1 34),10/7/03

.667 Katie Wilkins vs. Lincoln Memorial,(10 0 15), 9/8/07

5 Games.667 Carmen Quatman vs. Indiana(Pa.)

(8 0 12), 11/16/02.593 Michelle Hubalek vs. Lock Haven

(18 2 27), 10/29/95.579 Alicia Knouff vs. Indiana(Pa.)

(12 1 19), 11/5/05.578 Michelle Hubalek vs. Florida

Southern (17 2 26), 10/20/95.542 Ashley Walton vs. Grand Valley

State (13 0 24), 9/7/02.539 Jodie Williams vs. Juniata (16 2 26),

9/20/97.536 Ashley Walton vs. Lees McRae

(17 2 28), 10/19/02.527 Ashley Walton vs. Northern

Colorado (31 2 55), 10/17/03.524 Renee Kam vs. Indiana(Pa.) (11 0 21),

9/18/04.514 Jenna Newman vs. Shippensburg

(21 2 37), 10/1/05

Assists3 Games67 Lisa Poeschl vs. Indiana(Pa.), 9/26/0060 Lori Schafer vs. East Stroudsburg,

11/10/9556 Renee Kam vs.Mercyhurst, 9/8/0156 Renee Kam vs. Clarion, 11/03/0154 Rosie Weisenseel vs. Slippery Rock,

9/13/9452 Renee Kam vs. Clarion, 11/8/0352 Lori Schafer vs. North Florida, 10/20/9552 Lisa Poeschl vs. Florida Southern,

8/28/9951 Katie Wilkins vs. Slippery Rock, 9/15/0750 Katie Wilkins vs. Queens(NC), 9/7/0750 Katie Wilkins vs. Indiana SE, 8/24/07

4 Games85 Lisa Poeschl vs. Indiana(Pa.), 10/31/0080 Lisa Poeschl vs. California(Pa.), 10/24/0079 Lisa Poeschl vs. Slippery Rock, 11/4/0078 Claudia Rech vs. Indiana(Pa.), 9/28/9976 Renee Kam vs. Indiana(Pa.), 9/7/0171 Ashley Cottengim vs. Notre

Dame(OH), 10/31/0569 Renee Kam vs. Indiana(Pa.), 10/28/0369 Renee Kam vs. Lees McRae, 10/18/0368 Lori Schafer vs. Millersville, 11 11 9566 Renee Kam vs. Lees McRae, 11 22 0266 Renee Kam vs. Indiana, 11 23 0266 Renee Kam vs. Indiana(Pa.), 9 17 02

5 Games81 Renee Kam vs. California(Pa.), 9/8/0180 Renee Kam vs. Indiana(Pa.), 10/9/0179 Lisa Poeschl vs. Gannon, 9/13/0074 Katie Wilkins vs. Kutztown, 10/20/0773 Renee Kam vs. Indiana(Pa.), 11/16/0271 Claudia Rech vs. Lock Haven, 11/13/9970 Renee Kam vs. Indiana(Pa.), 10/15/0268 Renee Kam vs. Juniata, 9/22/0167 Claudia Rech vs. California(Pa.), 10/26/9967 Rosie Weisenseel vs. Slippery Rock,

10/18/94

Match RecordsMatch RecordsEdinboro Volleyball 2008


Digs3 Games26 Amy Medicus vs. Southern Indiana,

9/1/0124 Marissa DeLiberato vs. Juniata, 9/11/0424 Stephanie Burner vs. Clarion, 11/3/0124 Stephanie Radecki vs. Indiana(Pa.),

10/1/9623 Michelle Hubalek vs. California(Pa.),

10/4/9422 Marissa DeLiberato vs. Shippensburg,

10/8/0422 Rosie Weisenseel vs. Slippery Rock,

10/1/9422 Amelia Robinson vs. Wayne State,

9/2/0622 Amelia Robinson vs. Lewis, 8/25/0621 Marissa DeLiberato vs. Findlay, 11/23/0421 Amy Medicus vs. Clarion, 11/3/0121 Stephanie Burner vs. Gannon, 9/11/0221 Stephanie Burner vs. West Chester,

11/15/02

4 Games35 Marissa DeLiberato vs. Mercyhurst,

10/28/0430 Marissa DeLiberato vs. Lynn, 8/27/0430 Amy Medicus vs. Indiana(Pa.), 9/27/0130 Rosie Weisenseel vs. Millersville, 10/1/9428 Marissa DeLiberato vs. California(Pa.),

9/28/0427 Michelle Bator vs. Ferris State, 9/10/0527 Lori Schafer vs. West Virginia.

Wesleyan, 9/23/9526 Stephanie Burner vs. IUP, 9/7/0126 Amy Medicus vs. Indiana(Pa.), 10/31/0026 Mandy Bambauer vs. West Virginia

Wesleyan, 9/20/9725 Marissa DeLiberato vs. Clarion, 10/5/0425 Marissa DeLiberato vs. Slippery Rock,

9/14/0425 Stephanie Burner vs. West Chester,

11/15/02

5 Games36 Marissa DeLiberato vs. Florida

Southern, 9/6/0335 Stephanie Burner vs. Indiana(Pa.),

10/9/0131 Maureen Tilert vs. Kutztown, 11/9/0731 Marissa DeLiberato vs. Lees McRae,

10/16/0431 Marissa DeLiberato vs. Florida

Southern, 9/4/0431 Becky Byers vs. West Virginia

Wesleyan, 11/21/9730 Tiffany Trgovac vs. Rollins, 8/27/0530 Marissa DeLiberato vs. Clarion, 11/6/0430 Rosie Weisenseel vs. Mercyhurst,

9/19/9630 Stephanie Burner vs. Juniata, 9/22/0130 Stephanie Burner vs. IUP, 10/15/0230 Marissa DeLiberato vs. IUP, 10/15/02

Block Solos3 Games7 Alicia Knouff vs. Shippensburg, 10/8/044 Sonya Leonard vs. Indiana (Pa.), 9/6/943 Jenna Newman vs. Elizabeth City State,

10/13/073 Brittany Slauterbeck vs. Davis & Elkins,

10/6/063 Ashley Cottengim vs. West Chester, 10/9/04

3 Ashley Cottengim vs. Shippensburg,10/8/04

3 Alicia Knouff vs. North Florida, 8/28/043 Michelle Hubalek vs. Millersville, 9/9/953 Michelle Hubalek vs. Slippery Rock,

10/31/95

4 Games6 Erica Shaffer vs. Slippery Rock, 9/15/984 Jenna Newman vs. Lynn, 8/27/043 13 tied with three block solos (last:

Alicia Knouff vs. West Alabama, 8/26/05)

5 Games4 Kristen Perkins vs. Indiana(Pa.), 10/4/054 Ashley Walton vs. NY Tech, 8/24/014 Michelle Hubalek vs. Juniata, 9/30/944 Michelle Hubalek vs. Florida Southern,

10/20/953 16 tied with three solo blocks (last:

Brittany Slauterbeck vs. Dowling,8/31/07)

Block Assists3 Games9 Alicia Knouff vs. Slippery Rock,

10/25/058 Michelle Hubalek vs. Barry, 10/21/958 Mandie Moyer vs. Clarion, 9/19/988 Erica Shaffer vs. Fairmont St., 10/17/988 Erica Shaffer vs. Bentley, 10/24/988 Mandie Moyer vs. Bentley, 10/24/987 Alicia Knouff vs. West Chester, 10/9/047 Erin Riley vs. Ashland, 9/14/967 Katie Quatman vs. West Chester, 10/12/02

4 Games11 Mandie Moyer vs. Slippery Rock,

9/16/979 Sonya Leonard vs. Millersville, 10/1/949 Mandie Moyer vs. West Virginia

Wesleyan, 10/15/999 Erica Shaffer vs. West Virginia

Wesleyan, 10/15/998 Alicia Knouff vs. Clarion, 10/5/048 Alicia Knouff vs. Tampa, 8/28/048 Ashley Walton vs. Indiana(Pa.), 9/23/037 Jenna Newman vs. Clarion, 10/2/077 Jenna Newman vs. West Chester, 9/29/077 Alicia Knouff vs. Mount Olive, 10/14/057 Jenna Newman vs. Indiana(Pa.), 10/19/047 Alicia Knouff vs. Mt. Olive, 10/15/047 Mandy Bambauer vs. Lock Haven,

10/8/967 Stephanie Radecki vs. Millersville,

10/21/947 Mandie Moyer vs. Grand Valley St., 8/29/98

5 Games10 Mandy Bambauer vs. Lock Haven,

11/22/969 Mandie Moyer vs. West Virginia

Wesleyan, 11/21/979 Mandie Moyer vs. Charleston, 9/19/988 Ashley Walton vs. Lock Haven, 11/15/038 Mandie Moyer vs. Juniata, 9/20/978 Erica Shaffer vs. West Virginia

Wesleyan, 11/21/978 Erica Shaffer vs. California(Pa.), 10/26/998 Mandie Moyer vs. Lock Haven, 11/13/998 Erica Shaffer vs. Lees McRae, 11/20/99

Total Blocks3 Games12 Alicia Knouff vs. Shippensburg, 10/8/0410 Mandie Moyer vs. Bentley, 10/24/9810 Erica Shaffer vs. Fairmont St., 10/17/989 Alicia Knouff vs. Slippery Rock, 10/25/059 Alicia Knouff vs. West Chester, 10/9/049 Michelle Hubalek vs. Barry, 10/21/959 Mandie Moyer vs. Clarion, 9/19/988 six tied with eight total blocks

4 Games12 Mandie Moyer vs. West Virginia

Wesleyan, 10/15/9911 Mandie Moyer vs. Slippery Rock, 9/16/9710 Sonya Leonard vs. Millersville, 10/1/9410 Mandie Moyer vs. Grand Valley St., 8/29/9810 Mandie Moyer vs. Lock Haven, 10/13/989 Alicia Knouff vs. Clarion, 10/5/049 Katie Hummel vs. Indiana(Pa.), 10/28/039 Ashley Walton vs. Indiana(Pa.), 9/23/038 Alicia Knouff vs. Mount Olive, 10/14/05

5 Games11 Mandy Bambauer vs. Lock Haven,

11/22/9610 Alicia Knouff vs. Northern Colorado,

10/17/0310 Mandie Moyer vs. Juniata, 9/26/989 eight tied with nine total blocks (last:

Jenna Newman vs. Lenoir Rhyne, 9/8/07

Service Aces3 Games14 Amelia Robinson vs. Cheyney, 10/7/0510 Samantha Kuehner vs. Cheyney, 10/20/0710 Ashley Cottengim vs. Cheyney, 9/25/049 Amelia Robinson vs. St. Anselm, 10/15/059 Ashley Cottengim vs. Cheyney, 10/10/038 Katie Hummel vs. Lees McRae, 9/12/038 Lisa Poeschl vs. Florida Southern,

8/28/997 Jenna Benkelman vs. Elizabeth City State,

10/13/077 Amelia Robinson vs. Cheyney, 10/10/037 Lisa Poeschl vs. Clarion, 11/4/977 Amy Medicus vs. East Stroudsburg,

9/27/027 Abby Linsted vs. Cheyney, 9/28/027 Brittany Slauterbeck vs. Cheyney,

9/23/06

4 Games12 Lori Schafer vs. Clarion, 10/15/9610 Jodie Williams vs. Grand Valley State.,

8/29/987 Katie Hummel vs. Christian Brothers,

8/29/036 Tina Kowalski vs. Cornerstone, 8/30/976 Lisa Poeschl vs. Rollins, 10/18/976 Lori Schafer vs. Ashland, 9/14/96

5 Games9 Katie Hummel vs. Southwest State,

9/6/027 Ashley Walton vs. New York Tech,

8/24/017 Dana Czerwonka vs.Lees McRae,

11/20/996 Rosie Weisenseel vs. Charleston,

10/26/966 Renee Kam vs. Florida Tech, 8/25/015 seven tied with five service aces

Match RecordsMatch RecordsEdinboro Volleyball 2008


Year W L T Pct. Coach1971 unavailableNancy Acker1972 10 3 0 .769 Dr. Patrick McLane1973 unavailable Dr. Patrick McLane1974 17 6 0 .739 Dr. Patrick McLane1975 22 4 0 .846 Dr. Patrick McLane1976 25 4 0 .862 Dr. Patrick McLane1977 28 9 0 .757 Dr. Patrick McLane1978 19 9 1 .672 Dr. Patrick McLane1979 18 11 1 .617 Dennis Patton1980 37 9 0 .804 Dr. Patrick McLane1981 30 13 1 .693 Dr. Patrick McLane1982 31 10 1 .750 Dr. Patrick McLane1983 9 23 0 .281 Dr. Patrick McLane1984 16 20 0 .444 Dr. Patrick McLane1985 16 23 0 .410 Dr. Patrick McLane1986 15 18 0 .395 Glen Conley1987 22 12 0 .647 Glen Conley1988 27 11 0 .711 Glen Conley1989 29 11 0 .725 Glen Conley1990 33 4 0 .892 Glen Conley1991 29 5 0 .853 Glen Conley1992 25 5 0 .833 Glen Conley1993 15 15 0 .500 Glen Conley1994 27 5 0 .844 Lynn Theehs

Year W L T Pct. Coach1995 14 19 0 .424 Lynn Theehs1996 28 13 0 .683 Lynn Theehs1997 26 12 0 .684 Lynn Theehs1998 28 9 0 .757 Lynn Theehs1999 22 11 0 .667 Lynn Theehs2000 20 8 0 .714 Lynn Theehs2001 19 13 0 .593 Lynn Theehs2002 26 9 0 .743 Lynn Theehs2003 26 12 0 .684 Lynn Theehs2004 13 19 0 .406 Dale Flickinger2005 26 16 0 .619 Missy Soboleski2006 19 17 0 .528 Missy Soboleski2007 28 11 0 .718 Missy SoboleskiTotal 785 398 4 .663 7 Head Coaches

W in-Loss Percentage by CoachCoach Yrs. W L T Pct.Glen Conley 8 195 81 0 .707Lynn Theehs 10 236 111 0 .680Patrick McLane* 12 260 144 3 .643Missy Soboleski 3 73 44 0 .624Dennis Patton 1 18 11 1 .617Dale Flickinger 1 13 19 0 .406Nancy Acker* 1 unavailableTotal 36 757 388 4 .661*Records for 1971 & 1973 season unavailable

Dr. PatrickMcLane

(1972 78, 80 85)Lynn Theehs(1994 2003)

Glen Conley(1986 93)

Lisa Poeschl holds the record for assists pergame in a season, at 14.10, and is second in

career assists with 4,478.

YYear-by-Year-by-Year Recordsear RecordsEdinboro Volleyball 2008


� Team RecordsHitting Percentage 2002 .295Attack Attempts 2003 5268Attacks/Game 2000 43.10Kills 2003 2193Kills/Game 2000 16.63Assists 2003 1975Assists/Game 2000 15.55Digs 1996 2747Digs/Game 2001 20.99Blocks Solo 1995 102Block Assists 1998 567Blocks/Game 1997 3.9Service Aces 2007 396Service Aces/Game 2007 2.8

� Miscellaneous RecordsMatches 39 (2007)Winning Streak 12 (1994,

2002)Consecutive Home Wins 14 (1995,96)Consecutive Winning Seasons 10 (1971 82)Wins in a Season 33 (1990)Losses in a Season 23 (1983,85)Longest PSAC Winning Streak 12 (1994 95)Longest PSAC Losing Streak 2 (1999, 2004,

2007)Wins Versus PSAC Opponents 14 (1994,1996)

Season Records

Kills1994 Melanie Skolny ............................4241995 Stephanie Radecki ...................... 4581996 Stephanie Radecki ...................... 4981997 Jodie Williams .............................. 4231998 Jodie Williams ..............................3881999 Jennifer Fuhrman ........................4452000 Ashley Walton ..............................3962001 Amy Medicus................................4302002 Ashley Walton ..............................4622003 Ashley Walton ..............................6342004 Jenna Newman ............................3322005 Alicia Knouff..................................4962006 Jenna Newman ............................4702007 Jenna Newman ............................616

Hitting Percentage1994 Michelle Ferguson .................... .3591995 Michelle Hubalek ...................... .4201996 Stephanie Radecki .................... .2681997 Mandie Moyer............................ .3351998 Mandie Moyer .......................... .4091999 Mandie Moyer .......................... .3862000 AshleyWalton............................ .3652001 Ashley Walton............................ .3552002 Ashley Walton............................ .3982003 Ashley Walton ............................ .4312004 Renee Kam ................................ .4042005 Ashley Cottengim...................... .3902006 Jenna Newman.......................... .3532007 Jenna Newman.......................... .313

Katie Wilkins................................ .313

Assists1994 Rosie Weisenseel ........................11901995 Lori Schafer ..................................13731996 Rosie Weisenseel ........................10471997 Lisa Poeschl..................................14411998 Lisa Poeschl ................................12901999 Claudia Rech................................ 8992000 Lisa Poeschl ..................................11282001 Renee Kam ..................................15502002 Renee Kam ..................................1472

2003 Renee Kam ..................................16472004 Renee Kam....................................7622005 Ashley Cottengim ......................12902006 Ashley Cottengim ......................12692007 Katie Wilkins................................1769

Block Solos1994 Melanie Skolny................................341995 Michelle Hubalek............................501996 Mandy Baumbauer ........................171997 Mandie Moyer ................................211998 Mandie Moyer ................................271999 Jennifer Fuhrman ..........................252000 Ashley Walton ................................182001 Ashley Walton ................................262002 Ashley Walton..................................212003 Ashley Walton ................................252004 Alicia Knouff ....................................242005 Alicia Knouff....................................302006 Olivia Williams,

Brittany Slauterbeck ......................182007 Jenna Newman ..............................32

Block Assists1994 Stephanie Radecki ......................911995 Michelle Hubalek........................1151996 Mandy Baumbauer ..................1001997 Mandie Moyer............................1351998 Mandie Moyer ..........................1591999 Mandie Moyer............................1182000 Ashley Walton..............................532001 Ashley Walton ............................672002 Ashley Walton..............................752003 Ashley Walton ............................1182004 Jenna Newman..........................1202005 Alicia Knouff ..............................1092006 Jenna Newman ..........................692007 Jenna Newman..........................102

Total Blocks1994 Sonya Leonard ..............................1211995 Michelle Hubalek ..........................1651996 Mandy Baumbauer........................117

1997 Mandie Moyer ..............................1561998 Mandie Moyer ..............................1861999 Mandie Moyer ..............................1372000 Ashley Walton..................................712001 Ashley Walton ................................932002 Ashley Walton ................................962003 Ashley Walton ..............................1432004 Jenna Newman..............................1412005 Alicia Knouff ..................................1392006 Jenna Newman ..............................852007 Jenna Newman ............................134

Digs1994 Rosie Weisenseel ........................3881995 Stephanie Radecki ......................3661996 Rosie Weisenseel ..........................4811997 Jodie Williams ..............................4551998 Jodie Williams ..............................4271999 Stephanie Burner..........................3242000 Amy Medicus ................................3412001 Stephanie Burner ........................5652002 Stephanie Burner ........................5682003 Jen Shaw ......................................4652004 Marissa DeLiberato......................6642005 Michelle Bator ..............................5862006 Amelia Robinson ..........................3362007 Maureen Tilert..............................538

Service Aces1994 Rosie Weisenseel ............................511995 Michelle Hubalek ............................521996 Rosie Weisenseel............................741997 Jodie Williams ................................531998 Jodie Williams ................................391999 Dana Czerwonka ............................432000 Abby Galcik......................................452001 Stephanie Burner............................372002 Katie Hummel ................................362003 Katie Hummel ................................652004 Tiffany Trgovac ..............................372005 Amelia Robinson ............................932006 Jenna Benkelman ..........................552007 Breanna Smith ................................75

YYearly Leadersearly LeadersEdinboro Volleyball 2008


Stephanie Radecki ( 97) starred as a member of the Edinboro volleyball team from1993 96, and was the 1997 Nancy Acker Award winner. In April 2008 she was oneof ten individuals inducted into the Edinboro University Athletic Hall of Fame.Edinboro made two appearances in the Elite Eight in her four seasons, capturingthe Atlantic Region title in 1994 and again in 1996. A native of Meadville, PA, sheranks among Edinboro s career leaders in a number of categories. She captured anumber of honors during her career. She was a first team All PSACWest selectionin 1995 and 1996. In 1996, she was voted the PSACWest Athlete of the Year afterleading the Fighting scots to a 28 13 record. She also earned All Atlantic Regionhonors in 1995 and 96. After serving as an assistant coach at Edinboro for a season, she moved to North Alabama as a graduate assistant coach in 1998. That wasthe beginning of a very successful coaching career. Radecki spent one season asthe head coach at St. Leo, and completed her fourth season as the head coach atNorth Alabama in the fall. During that period her teams have compiled a 115 30record. She won Gulf Coast Conference championships in each of her first threeseasons, along with guiding the Lions to the 2006 NCAA South Central Region titleand a berth in the National Championship match. She was named the GSC EastDivision Coach of the Year and AVCA Regional Coach of the Year in 2005 and 2006.

Radecki Inducted into Hall of Fame

Stephanie Radecki (middle) receives her Hall of Fameplaque from President Dr. Jeremy Brown (right) and

Director of Athletics Bruce Baumgartner (left).

AVCAAtlantic RegionFreshman of the Year

2000Ashley Walton

2007Katie Wilkins

AVCAAll-Atlantic Region1987

Christina Beck1988

Tanya Andrews1989

Becky Werling1990

Brenda JonesMelanie Skolny OH

1991Laura Beatty SKara HopkinsMelanie Skolny OH

1992Melanie Skolny OH

1993Michelle Ferguson OHMichelle Hubalek OH

1994Michelle Ferguson OHMichelle Hubalek MBMelanie Skolny OHRosie Weisenseel S

1995Michelle Hubalek MBStephanie Radecki OHLori Schafer S

1996Stephanie Radecki OHLori Schafer OHRosie Weisenseel S

1997Mandie Moyer MBJodie Williams OH

1998Mandie Moyer MBLisa Poeschl SErica Shaffer RSJodie Williams OH

1999

Jennifer Fuhrman MBMandie Moyer MBErica Shaffer RS

2000Lisa Poeschl SAshley Walton MB

2001Ashley Walton MHAmy Medicus OH

2002Ashley Walton MHJen ShawOHRenee Kam S

2003Katie Hummel MHRenee Kam SAshley Walton MH

2004Marissa DeLiberato L

2005Alicia Knouff MHJenna Newman MH

2007Jenna Newman MHKatie Wilkins SOlivia Williams (HM) OH

All-PSAC W est 1991

First Team: Melanie Skolny OHLaura Beatty S1992

First Team: Melanie Skolny OHLaura Beatty S

Second Team: Rosie Weisenseel S1993

First Team: Michelle Ferguson OHMichelle Hubalek OHRosie Weisenseel S1994

First Team: Michelle Ferguson OHMelanie Skolny OHRosie Weisenseel S

Second Team: Michele Hubalek OH1995

First Team: Michele Hubalek MBStephanie Radecki OHLori Schafer S

1995First Team: Stephanie Radecki MB

Rosie Weisenseel S1997

First Team: Jodie Williams OHSecond Team: Mandy Bambauer MH

Mandie Moyer MHLisa Poeschl S1998

First Team: Erica Shaffer RHJodie Williams OH

Second Team: Mandie Moyer MHLisa Poeschl S1999

First Team: Erica Shaffer RHMandie Moyer MB

Second Team: Jenn Fuhrman MB2000

Second Team: Lisa Poeschl SAbby Galcik OHAshley Walton MH2001

First Team: Ashley Walton MHSecond Team: Amy Medicus OH

2002First Team: Ashley Walton MH

Stephanie Burner OHSecond Team: Renee Kam S

2003First Team: Ashley Walton MH

Renee Kam SSecond Team: Katie Hummel MH

Jen Shaw OH2004

Second Team: Marissa DeLiberato L2005

Second Team: Alicia Knouff MH2007

First Team: Jenna Newman MH

AVCAAll-AmericanAshley Walton -- Third Team, 2002 &

2003

Ashley Walton was the first Edinboro volleyball player to earnAVCADivision II All American honors. She was joined byJenna Newman (see page 1) a year ago. The 5 10 middle hitter from Manchester, PA was a third team selection in 2002,then duplicated that fete in 2003. Those were two of manyhonors earned by Walton during her career. She was recognized as the PSACWest Player of the Year as a senior, and alsoearned All Atlantic Region honors all four years. She was a

four time All PSAC choice, as well, earning second team honors as a freshman before moving upto the first team her final three years. As a freshman, she was also the Atlantic Region and PSACWest Rookie of the Year.

PSAC W est Rookie of theYear1997

Lisa Poeschl2000

Ashley Walton2001

Renee Kam2006

Olivia Williams2007

PSAC W est Player of theYear

1995Michelle Hubalek

1996Stephanie Radecki

2003Ashley Walton2007

Jenna NewmanStephanie Radecki

The Honor RollThe Honor RollEdinboro Volleyball 2008


Lisa Poeschl

OPPONENT W L TAbilene Christian 0 1Akron 5 6Alabama Huntsville 1 1Alderson Broaddus 3 0Alfred 2 0Allegheny 6 1Angelo State 0 1Army 0 1Ashland 4 3Athletes in Action 1 1Augustana 0 1Baldwin Wallace 1 0Ball State 0 1Barry 0 3Barton 1 0Bellarmine 2 0Bentley 1 0Bryant 1 0Buffalo State 9 1Cal State Bakersfield 0 1Cal State San Bernardino 0 1California(Pa.) 33 16Cal Northridge 0 1Canisius 2 0Carlow 1 0Carson Newman 0 1Catholic 1 0Cedarville 0 1Central Connecticut 2 1 1Central Indiana 0 1Central Missouri 0 2Charleston 2 0Cheyney 6 0Christian Brothers 1 0Cincinnati 1 0Clarion 46 13Cleveland State 3 11Colorado Christian 1 0Concordia 2 0Connecticut 1 0Coppin State 1 0Cornerstone 1 0C.W. Post 2 2Daemen 2 0Davis & Elkins 2 0Delaware 3 2DePaul 0 1District of Columbia 1 0Dowling 5 1Duquesne 2 0D'Youville 1 0East Stroudsburg 21 7 1Eastern Kentucky 0 1Elizabeth City State 1 0Fairleigh Dickinson 2 0Fairmont State 4 0Ferris State 2 1Findlay 2 5Florida International 0 1Florida Southern 1 5Florida Tech 0 3Franklin and Marshall 1 0Fredonia State 8 1 1Gannon 17 13Gardner Webb 1 0Geneva 1 0Glenville State 1 0Georgetown 0 3Gettysburg 1 0Grand Canyon 0 1

OPPONENT W L TGrand Valley State 1 6Grove City 7 5Guelph 3 0Hillsdale 0 2Howard 1 0Illinois Chicago 1 1Indiana State 0 1Indiana(Pa.) 64 11Indiana Southeast 1 0Ithaca 6 1James Madison 1 2Juniata 2 12Kent State 7 3Kentucky Wesleyan 1 0Kutztown 7 1Lake Superior State 3 0Lehigh 0 1Lees McRae 11 2LeMoyne 1 0Lenoir Rhyne 1 0Lewis 2 5Lincoln Memorial 1 0Lock Haven 19 25Lowell 0 1Loyola of Chicago 1 0Lynn 1 0Malone 6 1Mansfield 5 5Marshall 2 0Maryland 1 3Maryland Eastern Shore 1 0Maryland Baltimore 2 0Massachusetts 1 0McMaster 1 1Mercy 1 1Mercyhurst 30 2Miami (OH) 0 1Michigan State 0 2Michigan Tech 0 1Millersville 12 2Minnesota Duluth 0 3Minnesota Mankato 0 3Mount Olive 4 0Mount Union 1 0Navy 1 2New Haven 6 0New York Tech 4 0Niagara 5 0Norfolk State 1 0North Alabama 0 2North Dakota State 0 1North Florida 0 3Northeast 0 1Northern Colorado 0 1Northern Kentucky 0 5Northern Michigan 0 3Northern State 1 0Northwood 1 1Notre Dame(OH) 3 0Oakland 0 1Ohio State 1 1Ohio University 4 0Ohio Wesleyan 1 0Pace 0 1Penn State 5 3Penn State Behrend 7 0Pennsylvania 2 0Pittsburgh 2 7Point Park 1 0Princeton 2 0

OPPONENT W L TProvidence 0 1Queens(NC) 2 0Quincy 0 1Regis 0 0 1Rhode Island 1 0Robert Morris 2 1Rollins 0 4Rutgers 0 1Saginaw Valley 0 1Salem Teikyo 1 0Sam Houston 0 1Scarborough 0 1Seattle Pacific 0 2Seton Hill 2 0Shepherd 1 0Shippensburg 13 6Slippery Rock 52 27Southern Connecticut 2 1Southern Illinois Edwardsville 1 0Southern Indiana 1 4Southampton 0 1Southwest State 0 1Springfield 2 1St. Anselm 1 0St. Augustine 0 1St. Bonaventure 2 0St. Cloud State 0 2St. Francis 0 1St. John Fisher 1 1St. Joseph's 1 1St. Leo s 1 0Stony Brook 1 0SUNY Brockport 6 2SUNY Cortland 11 4SUNY New Platz 1 0SUNY Oneanta 2 0Syracuse 7 0Tampa 0 6Temple 1 2Texas Women's College 1 0Thiel 0 1Towson State 1 0Truman State 1 0Tusculum 1 0Valdosta State 0 1Villa Maria 1 0Villanova 1 0Virginia Commonwealth 1 0Virginia Union 3 0Walsh 0 3Wayne State(MI) 1 1West Alabama 1 0West Chester 12 1West Florida 0 1West Georgia 0 1West Virginia 3 2West Virgina State 0 1West Virginia Wesleyan 10 2Wisconsin Parkside 1 4Westminster 0 1Wheeling Jesuit 4 0William and Mary 0 1Wilmington(DE) 1 0Winthrop 0 1York 0 1Youngstown State 4 2

* Individual Game Results Missing for 1971 75, 1988,1990, 1992 and 1993 seasons

All-TAll-Time vs. Opponentime vs. OpponentssEdinboro Volleyball 2008


1975: 22-4Head Coach: Dr. Patrick McLane

Fredonia State ..........................W 2 0Mercyhurst ................................W 2 0Grove City ..................................W 2 1Gannon ......................................W 2 0Allegheny....................................W 2 0West Virginia ..............................W 2 0Franklin & Marshall ..................W 2 1Slippery Rock..............................L 1 2Clarion ........................................W 2 0Allegheny....................................W 2 0Villa Maria ..................................W 2 1Mercyhurst ................................W 2 0Penn State Behrend..................W 2 0Allegheny....................................W 2 0Grove City ..................................W 2 0Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 2 0Pittsburgh....................................L 1 2Penn State..................................W 2 0Buffalo ........................................W 2 0Fredonia State ..........................W 2 0Penn State Behrend..................W 2 0Slippery Rock ............................W 2 0Delaware# ..................................L 0 2Princeton#..................................W 2 0Towson State #..........................W 2 1Delaware# ..................................L 2 0# Regional Top Sixteen Tournament


SUNY Oneonta ..........................W 2 0Central Connecticut ..................W 2 0Buffalo State..............................W 2 0Cortland State ............................L 1 2West Virginia ..............................W 2 0Slippery Rock ............................W 2 0Fredonia State ..........................W 2 0Syracuse......................................W 2 0Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 2 0Buffalo State..............................W 2 0Clarion ........................................W 2 0Pittsburgh ..................................W 2 1Ohio Wesleyan ..........................W 2 0Baldwin Wallace ........................W 2 0Akron ..........................................W 2 0Brockport State..........................L 0 2Slippery Rock ............................W 2 0Penn State..................................W 2 0Penn State Behrend..................W 3 0Ohio State ..................................W 2 1Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 2 0Pittsburgh ..................................W 2 0Clarion ........................................W 3 1Penn State..................................W 2 0East Stroudsburg ......................W 2 0#Fifth place at EAIAW Regionals


Cortland State ............................L 1 2Temple ........................................W 2 1Ohio University ..........................W 2 1Georgetown................................L 0 2Maryland ....................................W 2 0Delaware ....................................W 2 0Clarion ........................................W 2 0Fredonia State ..........................W 2 0SUNY Oneonta ..........................W 2 0Cortland State............................W 2 0Central Connecticut ..................T 1 1SUNY Brockport........................W 2 0Central Connecticut ..................W 2 1Springfield..................................W 2 0Ithaca ..........................................W 2 1Central Connecticut ..................L 1 2SUNY Cortland ..........................W 2 0East Stroudsburg........................L 0 2Slippery Rock ............................W 3 0Buffalo State..............................W 2 0SUNY Brockport........................W 2 0Clarion ........................................W 2 0Cleveland State ..........................L 0 2Cincinnati ....................................W 2 0Kent State ..................................W 2 0Fredonia State ..........................W 2 0SUNY Buffalo ............................W 2 0Indiana (PA)................................W 2 0Pittsburgh....................................L 0 2

SUNY Cortland# ........................W 2 0Penn State#................................W 2 1Syracuse# ..................................W 2 0Maryland# ..................................L 0 2#EAIAW Regionals

1978: 18-9-1Head Coach: Dr. Patrick McLane

Delaware ....................................W 2 0Pennsylvania ..............................W 2 1Cortland State............................W 2 0Georgetown................................L 0 2Penn State ..................................L 0 2Delaware ....................................W 2 0St. John Fisher............................W 2 0Fredonia ....................................W 2 1Univ. of Connecticut ................W 2 0Brockport State ........................W 2 1Cortland State............................W 2 0East Stoudsburg ........................L 0 2Temple ........................................L 0 2Kent State ..................................W 3 2Fredonia ......................................T 1 1Syracuse......................................W 2 0Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 2 0Fredonia State ............................L 0 1Slippery Rock..............................L 0 3Cleveland State ..........................L 0 3Ball State ....................................L 0 3Slippery Rock ............................W 3 0Penn State..................................W 3 2Clarion ........................................W 3 0Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 3 2Maryland# ..................................L 0 2Rhode Island#............................W 2 1Penn#..........................................W 2 0Pittsburgh# ................................L 0 2

1979: 18-11-1Head Coach: Dennis Patton

Brockport State..........................L 0 2Rutgers ........................................L 0 2DePaul..........................................L 0 2Slippery Rock ............................W 3 1Pittsburgh....................................L 0 3Athletes in Action ......................L 0 2Fredonia State ..........................W 2 0Mercyhurst ................................W 2 0Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 2 0Brockport State ........................W 2 0Athletes in Action......................W 2 0Cleveland State ..........................L 1 3Kent State ..................................W 2 1Indiana (Pa)................................W 2 0Salem ..........................................W 2 0Buffalo ........................................T 1 1McMaster ..................................W 2 0SUNY Brockport........................W 2 0Scarborough ..............................L 0 2McMaster....................................L 0 2Pittsburgh....................................L 2 3Slippery Rock ............................W 3 1Clarion ........................................W 3 2California (Pa.) ..........................W 2 0Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 2 0Slippery Rock..............................L 0 2East Stroudsburg........................L 1 2Clarion ........................................W 2 0


Buffalo State ............................W 2 0St. Francis ................................W 2 1Slippery Rock............................W 2 1Indiana (Pa.) ............................W 2 1Miami (Oh.) ..............................L 0 2Mercyhurst ..............................W 3 1Juniata ......................................W 2 0Indiana......................................W 2 0Mansfield..................................W 2 0Gettysburg................................W 2 0Grove City ................................W 2 1Indiana (Pa.) ............................W 2 0Slippery Rock ............................W 2 0St. John Fisher ............................L 0 2SUNY Brockport ........................W 2 1Clarion ........................................W 2 1Robert Morris ............................W 2 0Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 2 0Syracuse......................................W 2 0

Clarion ........................................W 3 2Ithaca ..........................................L 0 2West Chester..............................W 2 0Syracuse......................................W 2 0New Haven ................................W 2 0Cortland......................................W 2 0Providence ..................................L 0 2Ithaca ..........................................W 2 1Cortland State ............................L 1 2Cleveland State ..........................L 0 3Kent State ..................................W 3 2Lock Haven* ..............................W 2 0Indiana (Pa.)* ............................W 2 0California (Pa.)* ........................W 2 0Slippery Rock* ..........................W 2 0Mansfield* ................................W 2 0East Stroudsburg* ....................W 2 0Slippery Rock* ..........................W 2 0Cortland#....................................W 2 0Catholic# ....................................W 2 0Southern Connecticut# ............W 2 1Massachusetts# ........................W 2 0Cortland State#..........................W 3 0Southern Connecticut# ............W 3 1Lewis^..........................................L 0 2Cal St. Northridge^ ....................L 0 2Minnesota Duluth^....................L 0 2

1981: 30-13-1Head Coach: Dr. Patrick McLane

Kent State ..................................W 2 1Penn State ..................................L 0 2Eastern Kentucky ......................L 0 2West Virginia ..............................W 2 1Loyola of Chicago......................W 2 0Ohio State ..................................L 0 2Slippery Rock ............................W 3 0Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 3 0Pittsburgh....................................L 0 3Princeton....................................W 2 1Fairleigh Dickinson ....................W 2 0Florida International ..................L 1 2Georgetown................................L 1 2Temple ........................................L 1 2Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 2 0Mercyhurst ................................W 2 0Fredonia......................................W 2 0Grove City ..................................W 2 0Syracuse......................................W 2 0Slippery Rock ............................W 3 0Clarion ........................................W 3 0Syracuse......................................W 2 0Ithaca ..........................................W 2 0Southern Connecticut ..............L 0 2New Haven ................................W 2 1Cortland State ............................L 0 2Mercyhurst ................................W 2 0Thiel ............................................W 2 0Indiana (Pa.)* ............................W 2 0Slippery Rock* ..........................W 2 0East Stoudsburg* ......................T 1 1Slippery Rock* ..........................W 2 0East Stoudsburg*......................W 3 1Cleveland State ..........................L 1 3Mercyhurst ................................W 3 0Ithaca# ........................................W 2 0Navy# ..........................................W 2 0New Haven# ..............................W 2 1Villanova# ..................................W 2 0Southern Connecticut# ............W 2 1Cortland State#..........................W 3 1Winthrop^ ..................................L 1 2Sam Houston^............................L 0 2Lewis^..........................................L 1 2


Michigan State............................L 1 2Indiana State ..............................L 1 2Kent State ..................................W 2 0Michigan State............................L 1 2Kent State ..................................W 2 1Mercyhurst ................................W 3 1Slippery Rock ............................W 3 2Marshall ....................................W 2 0Ohio ............................................W 2 0Akron ..........................................W 2 1Ohio ............................................W 3 0Marshall ......................................W 3 0Akron ..........................................W 2 0Slippery Rock ............................W 2 0

Slippery Rock ............................W 2 1Akron ..........................................W 2 0Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 2 0Pittsburgh....................................L 1 3Clarion ........................................W 2 0Cortland State............................W 2 0Slippery Rock..............................L 0 2Ohio ............................................W 2 0Indiana (Pa.)................................L 0 2Grove City ..................................W 2 1Clarion ........................................W 3 0Ithaca ..........................................W 2 1Lehigh ........................................W 2 1East Stoudsburg........................W 2 0Cortland State............................W 2 0Ithaca ..........................................W 2 1Illinois Chicago ..........................W 3 0James Madison..........................W 3 1Fairleigh Dickenson ..................W 3 1Penn State ..................................L 0 3Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 3 0Mercyhurst ................................W 3 0Cleveland State ..........................L 1 3Shippensburg* ..........................W 3 1Mansfield* ................................W 3 1North Dakota State#..................L 2 3CW Post# ....................................L 1 3*PSAC Tournament#NCAA Regional Tournament


Navy ............................................L 0 2UMBC..........................................W 2 0James Madison ..........................L 0 2Shippensburg..............................L 1 2Va. Commonwealth ..................L 0 2Slippery Rock..............................L 1 3Akron ..........................................L 0 3Mercyhurst ................................W 3 2Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 2 0Youngstown State ....................L 1 2Slippery Rock..............................L 0 2Youngstown State ....................L 0 2Slippery Rock..............................L 1 2Clarion ........................................W 3 1C.W. Post ....................................W 2 1St. Bonaventure ........................W 2 1Mansfield ....................................L 1 2Akron ..........................................L 0 2Mansfield ....................................L 0 2West Virginia ..............................L 0 3Akron ..........................................L 2 3Illinois Chicago............................L 0 3Slippery Rock..............................L 0 3Cleveland State ..........................L 1 3Indiana (Pa.)................................L 0 2Duquesne ..................................W 2 1Kent State ..................................L 1 3Indiana (Pa.)** ..........................W 2 0Slippery Rock**..........................L 0 2Clarion**......................................L 0 2California (Pa.)** ......................W 2 0Cleveland State ..........................L 1 3


Akron ..........................................L 1 3William and Mary ......................L 1 2Cortland State ............................L 0 2James Madison ..........................L 0 2Maryland ....................................L 1 2Howard ......................................W 2 0Slippery Rock..............................L 0 3Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 3 0Cleveland State ..........................L 0 3Grove City....................................L 1 3Mercyhurst..................................L 0 2Niagara........................................W 2 0Gannon ......................................W 2 1Niagara........................................W 2 0Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 3 1Mansfield ..................................W 3 2California (Pa.) ..........................W 3 0Slippery Rock..............................L 1 3Clarion..........................................L 0 3St. Augustine ..............................L 1 2St. Bonaventure ........................W 2 0Northeastern ..............................L 0 2Mansfield ....................................L 1 2C.W. Post......................................l 0 2

All-TAll-Time Resultime ResultssEdinboro Volleyball 2008


West Virginia ..............................L 0 3Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 2 0Gannon ......................................W 2 0Clarion ........................................W 2 1Slippery Rock..............................L 1 2Kent State ..................................L 0 3Clarion** ....................................W 2 1Slippery Rock**..........................L 0 2California (Pa.)** ......................W 2 0Indiana (PA)** ..........................W 2 0East Stroudsburg* ....................L 2 3Kutztown* ................................W 3 1


Akron ..........................................L 1 3Slippery Rock..............................L 1 2James Madison ..........................L 1 2Md. Eastern Shore ....................W 2 0Clarion..........................................L 0 2Shippensburg..............................L 0 2Slippery Rock..............................L 1 3Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 3 1Niagara........................................W 2 0Grove City....................................L 0 2Cleveland State ..........................L 0 3Mercyhurst ................................W 2 0Gannon........................................L 1 2Clarion..........................................L 0 2Walsh ..........................................L 0 2Central Indiana ..........................L 0 2Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 3 0Mansfield....................................W 3 2Slippery Rock..............................L 2 3Lippery Rock ..............................L 0 3Gannon........................................L 1 2Robert Morris ............................W 2 1Clarion ........................................W 3 2Juniata ........................................L 0 3Grove City ..................................L 1 3York ............................................W 3 0Duquesne ..................................W 3 0Walsh ..........................................L 0 2Guelph ........................................W 2 0Slippery Rock..............................L 0 2Clarion..........................................L 1 2Penn State Behrend..................W 3 2Indiana (Pa.)** ..........................W 2 0Slippery Rock**..........................L 0 2Clarion** ....................................W 2 0California (Pa.)** ......................W 2 0East Stroudsburg* ....................L 1 3Slippery Rock* ..........................W 3 2

1986: 15-18Head Coach: Glen Conley

UMBC ........................................W 2 1Seton Hall ..................................W 2 1Mansfield ....................................L 0 2Navy ............................................L 0 2Gannon........................................L 1 3Indiana (Pa.)................................L 2 3Grove City....................................L 0 3Slippery Rock..............................L 1 3Akron ..........................................L 2 3Alfred ..........................................W 2 0Niagara........................................W 2 0Kent State ..................................L 1 3Mercyhurst ................................W 3 2California (Pa.) ..........................W 2 1Army............................................W 2 1Grove City....................................L 0 2Juniata ........................................L 0 2Robert Morris ............................L 1 2Carlow..........................................L 1 2Clarion..........................................L 2 3Cleveland State ..........................L 0 3Guelph ........................................W 2 0Malone........................................W 2 1Shippensburg..............................L 0 2Walsh ..........................................L 0 2Penn State Behrend..................W 3 0California (Pa.)** ......................W 2 0Slippery Rock** ........................W 2 1Clarion** ....................................W 2 1Indiana (Pa.)**............................L 1 2Youngstown State ....................W 3 2East Stroudsburg* ....................L 0 3Indiana (Pa.)* ............................W 3 1


Allegheny....................................W 3 0Penn State Behrend..................W 3 0Grove City ..................................W 3 1Mount Union ............................W 2 0Akron ..........................................L 2 3Gannon ......................................W 3 0California (Pa.) ..........................W 3 0Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 3 0Allegheny ....................................L 2 3Niagara........................................W 2 0Alfred ..........................................W 2 0Mercyhurst ................................W 3 0Slippery Rock ............................L 2 3Clarion..........................................L 2 3Youngstown State ....................W 3 1Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 3 0Cleveland State..........................W 3 0Gannon ......................................W 3 1Naval Acad. Tournament 3rd placeKent State Invitational 3rd placeEdinboro Tournament .... 1st placeBuffalo Tournament .... 2nd place

1988: 27-11Head Coach: Glen ConleyResults Not Available


Penn State Behrend..................W 3 0St. Joseph s ................................W 3 0Augustana ..................................W 3 2Lewis............................................L 0 3Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 3 1Gannon........................................L 0 3California (Pa.) ..........................W 3 1Malone........................................W 3 2Slippery Rock ............................W 3 1Grove City ..................................W 2 1Seton Hill ....................................W 2 0Cleveland State..........................W 3 1Clarion ........................................W 3 1Buffalo State..............................W 3 2Shippensburg..............................L 0 3Guelph ........................................W 3 0Canisius ......................................W 3 1LeMoyne ....................................W 3 0Mercyhurst ................................W 3 0Youngstown State ....................W 3 0New York Tech ..........................W 2 1Southampton ............................L 1 2Springfield ..................................L 1 2Concordia ..................................W 3 1Indiana (Pa.)................................L 2 3Angelo State ..............................L 1 3St. Joseph s ................................L 1 3Tampa..........................................L 1 3Florida Southern ........................L 0 3California (Pa.) ..........................W 3 0Canisius ......................................W 3 0DYouville....................................W 2 1Slippery Rock ............................W 3 0Malone........................................W 3 1East Stroudsburg ......................W 3 1Gannon ......................................W 3 1Clarion ........................................W 3 2Shippensburg* ..........................W 3 1Clarion* ......................................W 3 1Buffalo State ..............................L 0 3



Malone........................................W 3 0Slippery Rock ............................W 3 0Lock Haven ................................W 3 0Clarion ........................................W 3 0Allegheny....................................W 3 0Gannon........................................L 2 3California (Pa.) ..........................W 3 1Cleveland State..........................W 3 1Grand Valley State......................L 2 3Southern Indiana ......................W 3 0

California (Pa.) ..........................W 3 1Ferris State ................................W 3 1Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 3 1Mercyhurst..................................L 0 3Slippery Rock ............................W 3 1Buffalo State..............................W 3 1C.W. Post ....................................W 3 0Lowell..........................................W 3 1Bentley........................................W 3 1Springfield..................................W 3 0Rollins..........................................W 3 1Youngstown State ....................W 3 0Mercy..........................................W 3 0Coppin State ..............................W 3 0West Chester..............................W 3 0Clarion ........................................W 3 0Mercyhurst ................................W 3 0Lock Haven ................................W 3 0California (Pa.) ..........................W 3 0Buffalo ........................................W 3 2Gannon........................................L 2 3Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 3 1East Stroudsburg* ....................W 3 0California (Pa.)* ..........................L 1 3



1994: 27-5Head Coach: Lynn Theehs

Allegheny....................................W 3 0Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 3 0Kentucky Wesleyan ..................W 3 0Ashland ......................................W 3 0Slippery Rock ............................W 3 0Grand Valley State ....................W 3 1Lewis ..........................................L 2 3Ferris State ................................W 3 1Lock Haven ................................W 3 0Gannon ......................................W 3 0Clarion ........................................W 3 0Shippensburg ............................W 3 0Juniata ........................................W 3 2Slippery Rock ............................W 3 0Northwood ................................W 3 1Millersville ..................................W 3 1California (Pa.) ..........................W 3 0Indiana(Pa.)................................W 3 0Mercyhurst ................................W 3 0Slippery Rock..............................L 2 3Mercyhurst ................................W 3 0Millersville ..................................W 3 1Hillsdale ......................................L 3 2Gannon ......................................W 3 0Lock Haven ................................W 3 1Clarion ........................................W 3 1California (Pa.) ..........................W 3 0Shippensburg* ..........................W 3 0Slippery Rock* ..........................W 3 0Slippery Rock^ ..........................W 3 1Gannon^ ....................................W 3 0Cal St Bakersfield! ......................L 0 3


Northern Michigan ..................L 0 3Minnesota Duluth ....................L 1 3Michigan Tech ..........................L 0 3St. Cloud State ..........................L 0 3California (Pa.)..........................W 3 0Norfolk State ............................W 3 0Millersville ................................L 0 3Ashland ......................................L 2 3Gannon........................................L 2 3Grand Canyon ............................L 1 3Clarion ........................................W 3 0Mercyhurst ................................W 3 1West Va. Wesleyan ....................L 1 3Slippery Rock ............................W 3 0Juniata ........................................L 2 3Slippery Rock ............................W 3 1Lock Haven ................................W 3 1Indiana(Pa.)................................W 3 0Saginaw Valley State..................L 2 3

Oakland ......................................L 0 3California (Pa.) ..........................W 3 0North Florida ..............................L 0 3Florida Southern ........................L 2 3Tampa..........................................L 0 3Barry ............................................L 0 3Clarion ........................................W 3 0Mercyhurst ................................W 3 0Lock Haven ................................L 2 3Slippery Rock ............................W 3 0Gannon........................................L 0 3Indiana (Pa.) ............................W 3 1East Stroudsburg* ....................W 3 0Millersville* ................................L 1 3


Regis ............................................L 0 3Cal St. San Bernardino ..............L 1 3Northern Michigan ....................L 0 3Saint Cloud State ......................L 0 3West Va. Wesleyan ..................W 3 1Wheeling Jesuit ........................W 3 0Gannon ......................................W 3 0Fairmont State ..........................W 3 0Clarion ........................................W 3 0Lock Haven ................................W 3 0Ashland ......................................W 3 1West Va. Wesleyan ....................L 0 3California (Pa.) ..........................W 3 1Mercyhurst ................................W 3 2Slippery Rock ............................W 3 1Stony Brook ..............................W 3 0Slippery Rock ............................W 3 1West Chester ............................W 3 0Shippensburg ............................W 3 0Dowling ....................................W 3 0Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 3 1Lock Haven ................................W 3 1Juniata College ..........................L 1 3Ashland ......................................W 3 0Mercyhurst ................................W 3 2California (Pa.) ..........................W 3 0Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 3 0Charleston ................................W 3 2Slippery Rock ............................L 2 3North Alabama ..........................L 3 0Truman State ............................W 3 0Central Missouri ........................L 3 0Texas Woman's ..........................L 3 1Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 3 0Lock Haven ................................L 2 3Millersville* ................................W 3 0Lock Haven* ..............................L 2 3Lock Haven^ ..............................W 3 2West Va. Wesleyan^ ................W 3 0Central Missouri !........................L 0 3


Minnesota Duluth ....................L 1 3Northern Michigan ....................L 0 3Cornerstone ..............................W 3 1Quincy..........................................L 0 3East Stroudsburg ......................W 3 0Gannon ......................................W 3 1Alderson Broaddus ..................W 3 2Juniata ........................................L 0 3Lock Haven ................................W 3 1Westminster................................L 2 3Slippery Rock ............................W 3 1Pace ............................................W 3 2Wheeling Jesuit ........................W 3 0Juniata ........................................L 2 3West Va. Wesleyan ....................L 1 3California (Pa.) ..........................W 3 0Clarion ........................................W 3 0East Stroudsburg ......................W 3 0SUNY New Paltz........................W 3 0Clarion ....................................L 1-3West Chester ........................W 3-1Indiana (Pa.) ........................W 3-0Daemen ................................W 3-0Lock Haven ..........................L 1-3Florida Southern ..................L 2-3Tampa ....................................L 0-3Rollins ....................................W 3-1Florida Tech..........................W 3-0Slippery Rock ......................W 3-1Mercyhurst ..........................W 3-1California ..............................W 3-0



Clarion..........................................L 1 3West Chester..............................W 3 1Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 3 0Daemen ......................................W 3 0Lock Haven ................................L 1 3Florida Southern ........................L 2 3Tampa..........................................L 0 3Rollins..........................................W 3 1Florida Tech................................W 3 0Slippery Rock ............................W 3 1Mercyhurst ................................W 3 1California ....................................W 3 0Gannon ......................................W 3 2Clarion ........................................W 3 0Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 3 0East Stroudsburg* ....................W 3 0Lock Haven* ..............................W 3 1West Va. Wesleyan^ ................W 3 2Lock Haven^ ..............................L 1 3


North Alabama .......................... L 0 3Gardner Webb ..........................W 3 0Alabama Huntsville ....................L 03Grand Valley State ..............W 31Juniata ........................................L 2 3Lock Haven ................................W 31Alderson Broaddus ..................W 30West Va. Wesleyan....................W 3 0Slippery Rock ........................W 31West Va. State ......................W 3 0Barton ..........................W 3 0LeesMcRae ........................W 3 0Clarion ..........................W 3 0Univ. of Charleston ....................L 2 3California (Pa.) ......................W 3 2Juniata ..........................L 2 3Clarion ..........................W 3 0Wheeling Jesuit ........................W 3 0Indiana (Pa.) ........................W 3 0Daemen ..........................W 3 0Northern Michigan ....................L 13LockHaven ........................L 1 3Fairmont State ..........................W 3 0Slippery Rock ............................W 3 0Bentley ..........................W 3 0Bryant ..........................W 3 1Stony Brook ........................W 3 1NewHaven ........................W 3 0Mercyhurst ........................W 3 0California (Pa.) ........................L 03Clarion ........................................W 30Indiana (Pa.) ........................W 3 0Millersville* ........................W 3 0Lock Haven* ........................W 30Lock Haven̂ ........................ W 3 0Univ. of Charleston^ ................W 3 0North Dakota State! ................L 0 3


Northern State ........................W 3 1Rollins ......................................W 3 0Tampa........................................L 0 3Florida Southern ......................L 0 3Lewis ........................................W 3 1Lake Superior State ................W 3 1Grand Valley State....................L 0 3Clarion ......................................W 3 0New York Tech ........................W 3 0West Va. Wesleyan..................W 3 0Wisconsin Parkside..................L 1 3Lock Haven ..............................L 0 3California(Pa.) ..........................W 3 1Gannon......................................L 0 3Indiana(Pa.)..............................W 3 1Mercyhurst ..............................W 3 0Slippery Rock ..........................W 3 0East Stroudsburg ....................W 3 0East Stroudsburg ....................W 3 0Clarion ......................................W 3 0Fairmont State ........................W 3 1West Va. Wesleyan..................W 3 1Lock Haven ..............................L 0 3Univ. of Charleston ................W 3 1California(Pa.) ..........................L 2 3Concordia ................................W 3 0Juniata ......................................L 1 3Indiana(Pa.)..............................W 3 0Slippery Rock ..........................W 3 1

Millersville* ..............................W 3 0Lock Haven* ............................L 2 3Lees McRae^ ..........................W 3 2Lock Haven^ ............................L 1 3


Colorado Christian ..................W 3 1Minn. Mankato ........................L 1 3Abilene Christian ......................L 0 3Minnesota Mankato................L 0 3Mercyhurst ..............................W 3 2Juniata ......................................L 1 3West Va. Wesleyan..................W 3 0Dowling ..................................W 3 0Clarion ......................................W 3 0Gannon ....................................W 3 2Lock Haven ..............................L 1 3California(Pa.) ..........................W 3 1Indiana(Pa.)..............................W 3 0Slippery Rock ..........................W 3 2New Haven ..............................W 3 0Queens (NY) ............................W 3 0Clarion ......................................W 3 0Northern Kentucky..................L 0 3Bellarmine ................................W 3 1Lock Haven ............................W 3 0Findlay ......................................W 3 1California(Pa.) ..........................W 3 1Fairmont State ........................W 3 1Indiana(Pa.)..............................W 3 1Slippery Rock ..........................W 3 1Shippensburg* ........................W 3 0Lock Haven* ............................L 0 3California(Pa.)^ ........................L 2 3


New York Tech ........................W 3 2Barry ..........................................L 0 3Seattle Pacific ..........................L 0 3Florida Tech ..............................L 2 3New Haven ..............................W 3 0Southern Indiana ....................L 0 3Dowling ....................................W 3 1Grand Valley State....................L 0 3Indiana(Pa.)..............................W 3 1Mercyhurst ..............................W 3 0California(Pa.) ..........................W 3 2Gannon ....................................W 3 1Lock Haven ..............................L 2 3Slippery Rock ..........................W 3 0Juniata ......................................L 2 3California(Pa.) ..........................W 3 2Indiana(Pa.)..............................W 3 1Clarion ......................................W 3 0Northern Kentucky..................L 0 3Wisconsin Parkside..................L 1 3Indiana(Pa.)..............................W 3 2Mercyhurst ..............................W 3 1Lock Haven ..............................L 0 3Lees McRae ............................W 3 0Findlay........................................L 0 3Slippery Rock ..........................W 3 0Shippensburg ..........................W 3 0California(Pa.) ..........................L 1 3Clarion ......................................W 3 0East Stroudsburg* ..................W 3 0Lock Haven* ............................W 3 2Indiana(Pa.)^ ............................L 1 3


New York Tech ........................W 3 2Barry ..........................................L 0 3Seattle Pacific ..........................L 0 3Florida Tech ..............................L 2 3New Haven ..............................W 3 0Southern Indiana ....................L 0 3Dowling ....................................W 3 1Grand Valley State....................L 0 3Indiana(Pa.)..............................W 3 1Mercyhurst ..............................W 3 0California(Pa.) ..........................W 3 2Gannon ....................................W 3 1Lock Haven ..............................L 2 3Slippery Rock ..........................W 3 0Juniata ......................................L 2 3California(Pa.) ..........................W 3 2Indiana(Pa.)..............................W 3 1

Clarion ......................................W 3 0Northern Kentucky..................L 0 3Wisconsin Parkside..................L 1 3Indiana(Pa.)..............................W 3 2Mercyhurst ..............................W 3 1Lock Haven ..............................L 0 3Lees McRae ............................W 3 0Findlay........................................L 0 3Slippery Rock ..........................W 3 0Shippensburg ..........................W 3 0California(Pa.) ..........................L 1 3Clarion ......................................W 3 0East Stroudsburg* ..................W 3 0Lock Haven* ............................W 3 2Indiana(Pa.)^ ............................L 1 3


Tusculum..................................W 3 0Christian Brothers ..................W 3 1Southern Indiana ....................L 0 3Alabama Huntsville ................W 3 1Minnesota Mankato................L 0 3North Florida ............................L 0 3Tampa........................................L 1 3Florida Southern......................W 3 2Mercyhurst ..............................W 3 0Juniata ......................................L 1 3Lees McRae ............................W 3 0Lake Superior State ................W 3 0Ashland ....................................W 3 0Lock Haven ..............................L 1 3Slippery Rock ..........................W 3 0Indiana(Pa.)..............................W 3 1West Chester ..........................W 3 0Kutztown ................................W 3 0Shippensburg ..........................W 3 0California(Pa.) ..........................W 3 0Clarion........................................L 1 3Cheyney....................................W 3 0East Stroudsburg ....................W 3 0Millersville ................................W 3 0Lock Haven ..............................W 3 1Northern Colorado ..................L 2 3Lees McRae ............................W 3 1Northern Kentucky..................L 1 3Slippery Rock ..........................W 3 0Findlay........................................L 2 3Indiana(Pa.)..............................W 3 1Gannon ....................................W 3 0California(Pa.) ..........................W 3 1Clarion ......................................W 3 0West Chester* ........................W 3 0Lock Haven** ..........................L 2 3Indiana(Pa.)^............................W 3 0Lock Haven^ ............................L 1 3

2004: 13-19Head Coach: Dale Flickinger

Lynn ..........................................W 3 1North Florida ............................L 0 3Tampa........................................L 1 3St. Leo s....................................W 3 2Carson Newman ......................L 2 3West Virginia Wesleyan ..........W 3 0Florida Southern ......................L 2 3Gannon......................................L 1 3Ashland......................................L 2 3Juniata ......................................L 0 3Northern Kentucky..................L 1 3Slippery Rock ..........................W 3 1Indiana(Pa.)..............................W 3 2Lock Haven ..............................L 0 3Millersville ................................W 3 1Cheyney....................................W 3 0East Stroudsburg ....................W 3 1California(Pa.) ..........................L 1 3Clarion........................................L 1 3Shippensburg ..........................L 0 3West Chester ..........................W 3 0Kutztown ..................................L 1 3Slippery Rock............................L 0 3Mt. Olive ..................................W 3 1Millersville ................................W 3 1Lees McRae ..............................L 2 3Indiana(Pa.) ..............................L 1 3Findlay........................................L 0 3Lock Haven ..............................L 1 3Mercyhurst ..............................W 3 1California(Pa.) ..........................L 0 3Clarion ......................................W 3 2

2005: 26-16Head Coach: Missy Soboleski

Valdosta State ............................L 0 3West Alabama............................W 3 1Wisconsin Parkside ..................W 3 0Rollins ..........................................L 2 3Virginia Union ............................W 3 0Wayne State(MI)........................L 2 3West Virginia Wesleyan ............W 3 1Ashland........................................L 0 3Gannon ......................................W 3 0Northwood ................................L 0 3Bellarmine ..................................W 3 1Ferris State..................................L 1 3California(Pa.) ............................L 0 3Lock Haven ................................L 0 3Slippery Rock..............................L 1 3West Chester..............................W 3 0East Stroudsburg........................L 2 3Shippensburg..............................L 1 3Clarion..........................................L 0 3Lees McRae................................W 3 2East Stroudsburg ......................W 3 1Virginia Union ............................W 3 0Shippensburg ............................W 3 2Indiana(Pa.)................................W 3 2Cheyney......................................W 3 0Kutztown....................................W 3 2Millersville ..................................W 3 0California(Pa.) ............................L 0 3Mercy..........................................W 3 0Mount Olive ..............................W 3 1Dowling ......................................W 3 1St. Anselm ..................................W 3 0Lock Haven ................................L 0 3Slippery Rock ............................W 3 0Malone........................................W 3 1Notre Dame(OH) ......................W 3 1Clarion ........................................W 3 0Indiana(Pa.)................................W 3 2Millersville* ................................W 3 1Lock Haven* ..............................L 0 3Mount Olive^ ............................W 3 0Lees McRae^ ..............................L 0 3


Southern Indiana ....................L 1 3Lewis..........................................L 0 3West Georgia ............................L 1 3West Florida..............................L 1 3Hillsdale ....................................L 0 3Glenville State..........................W 3 1Findlay........................................L 0 3Wayne State(MI) ....................W 3 0Wheeling Jesuit ......................W 3 0Indiana(Pa.)..............................W 3 1Malone......................................W 3 0Lock Haven ..............................L 0 3Slippery Rock............................L 1 3Millersville ................................W 3 1Cheyney....................................W 3 0Kutztown ................................W 3 2Clarion ......................................W 3 2Virginia Union ..........................W 3 0Davis & Elkins ..........................W 3 1West Virginia State ..................L 0 3Alderson Broaddus ................W 3 0California(Pa.) ..........................L 0 3Gannon......................................L 0 3Davis & Elkins ..........................W 3 0East Stroudsburg ....................W 3 1Point Park ................................W 3 0Geneva......................................W 3 0Indiana(Pa.) ..............................L 0 3Shippensburg ..........................W 3 2West Chester ..........................W 3 0East Stroudsburg ....................L 2 3Lock Haven ..............................L 1 3Slippery Rock..................................L 1 3Clarion..............................................L 2 3Notre Dame(OH) ........................W 3 1California(Pa.) ................................L 0 3


Indiana SE ................................W 3 0Cedarville ..................................L 1 3Dowling ....................................L 2 3Wilmington(DE) ......................W 3 0Shepherd..................................W 3 0



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West Chester ............................L 1 3Lees McRae..............................W 3 1Queens ....................................W 3 0Lenoir Rhyne............................W 3 2Lincoln Memorial ....................W 3 1California(Pa.) ..........................L 0 3Daemen....................................W 3 0Slippery Rock ..........................W 3 0Indiana(Pa.)..............................W 3 0Malone ......................................L 1 3Fairmont State ........................W 3 0Lock Haven ..............................W 3 2East Stroudsburg ....................W 3 0Shippensburg ..........................W 3 2West Chester ..........................W 3 1Clarion ......................................W 3 1California(Pa.) ..........................L 0 3Notre Dame(OH) ....................W 3 0Wheeling Jesuit ......................W 3 2Elizabeth City State ................W 3 0District of Columbia ................W 3 0Slippery Rock ..........................W 3 1Millersville ................................W 3 0Cheyney....................................W 3 0Kutztown ................................W 3 2Indiana(Pa.) ..............................L 0 3Lock Haven ..............................W 3 0Gannon......................................L 1 3Clarion........................................L 0 3Kutztown* ..............................W 3 2California(Pa.)* ........................L 1 3Slippery Rock^ ........................W 3 0Clarion^ ....................................W 3 1California(Pa.)^ ........................L 0 3

*PSAC Post Season Tournament**PSAC Western Division Championships#EAIAW Regional Championships%AIAW National ChampionshipsN̂CAA D IIAtlantic Regional Championships

NCAA Elite Eight1994at Bakersfield, CACal State Bakersfield def. EDINBORO, 3 01996at Warrensburg, MOCentral Missouri def. EDINBORO, 3 01998at Orlando, FLNorth Dakota State def. EDINBORO, 3 02002at Canyon, TXGrand Valley State def. EDINBORO, 3 0

NCAA Atlantic Regional1994 -- Regional Championsat Erie, PAEDINBORO def. Slippery Rock, 3 1EDINBORO def. Gannon, 3 01996 -- Regional Championsat Buckhannon, WVEDINBORO def. Lock Haven, 3 2EDINBORO def. West Virginia Wesleyan, 3 01997at Edinboro, PAEDINBORO def. West Virginia Wesleyan, 3 2Lock Haven def. EDINBORO, 3 1

1998 -- Regional Championsat Fairmont, WVEDINBORO def. Lock Haven, 3 0EDINBORO def. University of Charleston, 3 01999at Lock Haven, PAEDINBORO def. Lees McRae, 3 2Lock Haven def. EDINBORO, 3 12000at Lock Haven, PACalifornia(Pa.) def. EDINBORO, 3 22001at Lock Haven, PAIndiana(Pa.) def. EDINBORO, 3 12002 -- Regional Championsat Indiana, PAEDINBORO def. Lees McRae, 3 1EDINBORO def. Indiana(Pa.), 3 12003at Lock Haven, PAEDINBORO def. Indiana(Pa.), 3 0Lock Haven def. EDINBORO, 3 12005at Lock Haven, PAEDINBORO def. Mount Olive, 3 0Lees McRae def. EDINBORO, 3 02007at California, PAEDINBORO def. Slippery Rock, 3 0EDINBORO def. Clarion, 3 1California(Pa.) def. EDINBORO, 3 0

Edinboro in the NCAAEdinboro in the NCAA Playoffs Playoffs

The 2007 Edinboro volleyball team finished with a 28 11 record, the most wins since 1998. TheFighting Scots finished as the runners up in the Atlantic Regional, finishing one win shy of a

fifth trip to the Elite Eight.

AAABecky Abercrombie, 1978 79Erika Allen, 1991Tanya Andrews, 1989

BBBMandy Bambauer, 1995 98Michelle Bator, 2001, 200304 05Della Bayle, 1976 79

Laura Beatty, 1990 92Christina Beck, 1987Chris Beltshoover, 1982 83Jenna Benkelman, 2004 06Tammy Bergmann, 1989 90Allie Biberich, 1995 98Mary Jo Bickford, 1974 75Denise Bollard, 1977 78Janet Bowker, 1980 82Patty Brady, 1986Shelley Brandenburg, 1999Jen Bravender, 1992Susan Brown, 1977Wendy Burling, 1974Stephanie Burner, 1999 02Gery Burbules, 1979 82Jeannine Burbules, 1985 87Robin Bunce, 1984 86Becky Byers, 1995 98

CCCJosie Carey, 1993Karen Carlson, 1990 92Missy Caro, 1982 83Alissa Chutz, 2005 06Carol Close, 1983 84Nadine Cole, 1982 83Pam Conley, 1987Kim Conti, 1979Ashley Cottengim, 2003 06Gretchen Covert, 1978Lora Cox, 1974Bobbi Cservak, 1974Connie Cservak, 1974 75Dana Czerwonka, 1999

DDDBeth Darcangelo, 1974 76Susan Davey, 1977Laura Day, 1992Annah Debevc, 1995 97Kathie Delaney, 1986Marissa DiLiberato, 2001 04Laura Dolsak, 1989Kristin Deezik, 1999

EEEJodi Ensman, 1989 91Cassie Eriser, 1993

FFFMichelle Ferguson, 1993 94Jill Fleming, 1986Shirley Fletcher, 1974 75Shari Foltz, 1978Shellie Forcucci, 1987Debbie Fox, 1975 77Jennifer Fuhrman, 1997 99Mandy Futchi, 1992

G G GAbby Galcik, 1999 00Jane Gatto, 1974Wendy Gentile, 1982Abby Gillette, 1998 99Kim Gissendaner, 1975Julie Groves, 1974 77Melody Groves, 1978 81

HHHStacey Hameister, 2003Sheila Hamilton, 1984 85Sue Hanson, 1975Molly Harrington, 1980 81Kaitlin Hartman, 2007Justyn Headley, 1998Shelley Herzing, 1983 84Kara Hopkins, 1989 91

Anna Hosey, 1974 75Michelle Hubalek, 1992 95D. Hulings, 1979Katie Hummel, 2000 2003

JJJJackie James, 1985 86Jeannine Jean Pierre, 1992

Lori Jenkins, 1984Wendy Jenkins, 1983 86Brenda Jones, 1987 90Wendy Jones, 1976

KKKMallory Kam, 2005Renee Kam, 2001 04Mary Kelley, 1991Jackie Klein, 1982Alicia Knouff, 2002 03 04 05Kim Korver, 1975 78Tina Kowalski, 1997Marian Krall, 1980Lisa Krotzer, 1992 93Samantha Kuehner, 2006 07Prudence Kurtz, 1975 77Natalie Kulak, 1979

LLLDebbie Landrine, 1977 79Julie Lang, 1990 91Cindy Lawrence, 1974Pamela Leap, 1978Lori Lee, 1978 80Debbie Lenox, 1985Sonya Leonard, 1993 94Lori Lewis, 1980 83Abby Linsted, 2001 03Kim Lobins, 1981 82Jamie Luby, 1995 98Valerie Ludwigs, 2001 02

M M MBecky Malinowski, 1993 94Danielle Martzolf, 2007Erin McCleary, 1983 84Kathleen McCormick, 1989Theresa McCosby, 1991Tracie McKinley, 1985Amy Medicus, 2000 03

Lynne Meinert, 1989Jan Merry, 1974Marsha Miller, 1978 81Janet Minzenberger, 1979Yvette Moore, 1984Terri Moran, 1984Chris Morris, 1985Patty Mount, 1983Mandie Moyer, 1996 99Mary Mulligan, 1974Natalie Myers, 1996 99

NNNJolene Nagel, 1979 82Sharon Navoney, 1974 76Jenna Newman, 2004 07

Sue Nichols, 1974Tonya Nicholson, 1990 92

Cheryl Nuckson, 1974 75Kathy Nylik, 1989 92

PPPPaula Parmeter, 1975 76Kristen Perkins, 2004 06Laura Perrine, 1975J. Perry, 1979Lori Pienta, 1996Shelly Pilewski, 1982 85Lisa Poeschl, 1997 00Debbie Polkovitch, 1984Cheryl Popatak, 1977Cindy Popatak, 1979 81Sue Provost, 1976

Q Q QCarmen Quatman, 1999 02Katie Quatman, 1999 02

RRRStephanie Radecki, 1993 96Amy Rapelje, 1994Jodi Raschiatore, 1981 82Claudia Rech, 1998 00Erin Riley, 1995 98Erin Riley, 2001Amelia Robinson, 2003 06Terri Robinson, 1989Sarah Roseto, 1997 00Kim Ross, 1976Debbie Rudenski, 1976Amy Ryding, 1987

SSSAnna Sabol, 1976 77Sheri Sargent, 1993Lori Schafer, 1993 96Danee Schallmo, 1992 95Ann Schantz, 1987Shannon Schirack, 1991Helen Schmalzried, 1978 80Heather Schook, 1989Chris Schroeder, 1977 79Peggy Scott, 1978 79Erica Shaffer, 1996 99Jen Shaw, 2001 03Melanie Skolny, 1990 94Brittany Slauterbeck, 2006 07Breanna Smith, 2004 07Casey Smith, 1996 97Erin Sneider, 2005Wendy Sphon, 1975 76

Chrissy Steger, 2006 07Emily Stevens, 1993 95Mary Stickell, 1974 77Pat Stucke, 1978, 80 81

TTTAmy Tausch, 2004 05Maureen Tilert, 2007Tiffany Trgovac, 2004 05Rochelle Turner, 1980 83

VVVJoy Verner, 1981

W W WShannon Walker, 2000Patty Walters, 1976 77Ashley Walton, 2000 03Denise Webster, 1974Rosie Weisenseel, 1992 96

Eileen Welch, 1983 85Penny Wells, 1991Becky Werling, 1986 87, 89Cathy Weidlein, 1976 77Katie Wilkins, 2007Jodie Williams, 1995 98Olivia Williams, 2006 07Terri Wilmore, 1980 81Kim Wilson, 2002 03Kim Woods, 1977 78Rachel Wooten, 2004Lisa Woolstrum, 1985 86Pam Woznicki, 1984 87

YYYDiane Yesovitch, 1975Kira Young, 1986

Della Bayle 76 79

Melanie Skolny 90 94

Rosie Weisenseel 92 96

Michelle Ferguson 93 94

Laura Beatty 90 92, (r), &Tonya Nicholson 90 92

Kara Hopkins 89 91

Amy Medicus 00 03

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Alphabetical RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School 6 Gina Boothe OH/MH 6 1 Fr. Cincinnati, OH/Anderson3 Justine Carrow Opp./MH 6 0 Fr. Harmony, PA/Seneca Valley8 Angela Groshner OH/DS 5 9 Fr. Meadville, PA/Maplewood5 Taryn Jeffers DS 5 6 Fr. Wooster, OH/Wooster16 Ami Killinger* OH/MH 5 10 Fr. Reading, PA/Exeter Township2 Sam Kuehner OH/DS 5 9 Jr. Solon, OH/Solon14 Ellie Lininger OH 5 11 Fr. Pittsburgh, PA/Fox Chapel1 Danielle Martzolf OH 5 9 So. Lancaster, NY/Lancaster4 Bree McMahon OH/DS 5 7 Jr. Tonawanda, NY/Sweet Home/Alfred St.9 Megan Osysko S 5 7 Fr. Independence, OH/Independence15 Brittany Slauterbeck MH/Opp. 5 10 Jr. Port Clinton, OH/Oak Harbor12 Chrissy Steger MH/Opp. 5 9 Jr. Wexford, PA/Pine Richland13 Maureen Tilert DS/L 5 3 So. Derby, NY/Lakeshore7 Katie Wilkins S 5 8 So. Elkhart, IN/Elkhart Memorial11 Olivia Williams MH 5 9 Jr. Barberton, OH/Barberton

HEAD COACH: MissySoboleski ASST. COACH: Mike ShearerSTUDENTASST. COACHES: Jenna Benkelman and Jenna NewmanCAPTAINS: Sam Kuehner, Brittany Slauterbeck and Olivia Williams * will redshirt in 2008

�Breakdown by ClassSeniors (0) noneJuniors (5) Sam Kuehner

Bree McMahonBrittany Slauterbeck

Chrissy StegerOlivia Williams

Sophomores (3) Danielle MartzolfMaureen TilertKatie Wilkins

Freshman (7) Gina BootheJustine Carrow

Angela GroshnerTaryn JeffersAmi KillingerEllie Lininger

Megan Osysko

�Breakdown by StateIndiana (1) Katie WilkinsNew York (3) Danielle Martzolf

Bree McMahonMaureen Tilert

Ohio (6) Gina BootheTaryn JeffersSam Kuehner

Megan OsyskoBrittany Slauterbeck

Olivia WilliamsPennsylvania (5) Justine Carrow

Angela GroshnerAmi KillingerEllie Lininger

Chrissy Steger

�Pronunciation GuideGroshner ..........................grow shnerKuehner ......................................key nherMartzolf ....................................martz offOsysko ....................................oh siss coeSlauterbeck ......................slaughter beckSteger ..........................................stay gerTilert..................................................till ertSoboleski ......................sew boe les skee

Numerical RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School

1 Danielle Martzolf OH 5 9 So. Lancaster, NY/Lancaster2 Sam Kuehner OH/DS 5 9 Jr. Solon, OH/Solon3 Justine Carrow Opp./MH 6 0 Fr. Harmony, PA/Seneca Valley4 Bree McMahon OH/DS 5 7 Jr. Tonawanda, NY/Sweet Home/Alfred St.5 Taryn Jeffers DS 5 6 Fr. Wooster, OH/Wooster6 Gina Boothe OH/MH 6 1 Fr. Cincinnati, OH/Anderson7 Katie Wilkins S 5 8 So. Elkhart, IN/Elkhart Memorial8 Angela Groshner OH/DS 5 9 Fr. Meadville, PA/Maplewood9 Megan Osysko S 5 7 Fr. Independence, OH/Independence11 Olivia Williams MH 5 9 Jr. Barberton, OH/Barberton12 Chrissy Steger MH/Opp. 5 9 Jr. Wexford, PA/Pine Richland13 Maureen Tilert DS/L 5 3 So. Derby, NY/Lakeshore14 Ellie Lininger OH 5 11 Fr. Pittsburgh, PA/Fox Chapel15 Brittany Slauterbeck MH/Opp. 5 10 Jr. Port Clinton, OH/Oak Harbor16 Ami Killinger* OH/MH 5 10 Fr. Reading, PA/Exeter Township

HEAD COACH: MissySoboleski ASST. COACH: Mike ShearerSTUDENTASST. COACHES: Jenna Benkelman and Jenna NewmanCAPTAINS: Sam Kuehner, Brittany Slauterbeck and Olivia Williams * will redshirt in 2008

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