2011 Campbell University Volleyball Media Guide

Lauren Garza | Annie Kobeski | Kelsey Campbell

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GENERALLocation.................................................................... Buies.Creek,.N.C.Founded...................................................................... January.5,.1887Enrollment............................. 6834.(all.campuses),.4663.(main.campus)President................................................................Dr..Jerry.M..WallaceAlma.Mater................................................................. East.Carolina.‘56Athletic.Director....................................................................Bob.RollerAlma.Mater..................................................................Virginia.Tech.‘83Senior.Women’s.Administrator.......................................Malinda.AshcraftAlma.Mater......................................................................Troy.State.‘87Athletic.Dept..Phone......................................................(910).893-1327Conference............................................................................Big.SouthAffiliation......................................................................NCAA.Division.ISchool.Colors................................................................ Orange.&.BlackNickname.................................................................... Fighting.CamelsFacility........................................... John.W..Pope.Jr..Convocation.CenterCapacity..................................................................................... 3,095

COACHINGSTAFFHead.Coach.......................................Leigh.Mullins.(Dickinson.State.‘96)Overall.Record.........................................................175-174.(10.years)Record.at.Campbell....................................................... 34-55.(3.years)Conference.Record.(Atlantic.Sun)................................... 19-32.(3.years)Asst..Coach/Recruiting.Coordinator..................Nathan.Leggett.(Ohio.‘05)Asst..Coach................................................Ashley.Weers.(Campbell.‘10)Student.Asst..Coach....................... Caroline.Hammersley.(Campbell.‘11)Office Phone.................................................................(910).814-4393

MEDIAINFORMATIONAsst..Media.Services.Dir..(VB.Contact).............................. Jason.WilliamsEmail................................................................ [email protected] Phone.................................................................(910).814-4367Cell..............................................................................(910).228-6908Office Fax.....................................................................(910).893-1330Mailing.Address................................................................... P.0. Box 10...................................................................... Buies.Creek,.N.C..27506Athletics.Website............................................................ GoCamels.comA.D..for.Media.Services...........................................................Stan.ColeEmail...................................................................... [email protected] Phone.................................................................(910).893-1331Asst..Media.Services.Dir......................................................... Joe.PriscoOffice Phone.................................................................(910).893-1369Email...................................................................priscoj@campbell.edu

HISTORYFirst.Season................................................................................. 1985Overall.Record...............................................................277-499.(.357)Big.South.Record.(1986-1993)........................................... 12-49.(.197)Overall.A-Sun.Record.(1994-2010)...................................174-272.(.373)Big.South.Championships................................................................. NAA-Sun.Championships...................................................................... NALast.NCAA.Appearance.................................................................... NA.

TEAMINFORMATION2010.Overall.Record.................................................................... 10-17Home.Record..................................................................................4-3Road.Record................................................................................. 1-10Neutral.Record................................................................................5-4A-Sun.Record..................................................................................4-6A-Sun.Finish...................................................................................8thStarters.Returning/Lost....................................................... 3.+.libero/3Letterwinners.Returning/Lost...........................................................7/8Newcomers........................................................................................8

TABLE OF CONTENTS Kelsey Campbell, Annie Kobeski, Lauren Garza .......Front CoverHeather Wilson, Jordan Reaves, Lindsey Coats .. Inside Front Cover

2011 PreviewTable of Contents / Quick Facts ........................................... 1Roster / Team Photo ......................................................... 22011 Schedule ................................................................. 3Season Preview ............................................................. 4-5

Coaching StaffHead Coach Leigh Mullins ............................................... 6-7Asst. Coach Nathan Leggett ............................................... 8Asst. Coach Ashley Weers .................................................. 9Student Asst. Caroline Hammersley / Support Staff ............. 10

Meet the CamelsKelsey Campbell ............................................................. 11Lauren Garza ................................................................. 12Annie Kobeski ................................................................ 13Jordan Reaves ................................................................ 14Lindsey Coats ................................................................ 15Heather Wilson............................................................... 16Mallorie Cubillos / Jessica Groen ....................................... 17Brooke Kelley / Kelsey Marek ........................................... 18Chelsey Pachoud / Ally Russo ........................................... 19Kendall Tart / Lorin Thomas ............................................. 20

2010 Review2010 Results / Statistics .................................................. 21Graduated Seniors ......................................................22-24

RecordsIndividual Match Highs .................................................... 25Team Match Highs .......................................................... 26 Single Season Records .................................................... 27Career Records .............................................................. 28Awards & Honors ............................................................ 29All-Time Roster............................................................... 30Year-By-Year Results ....................................................... 31Year-By-Year Results ....................................................... 32Year-By-Year Results ....................................................... 33Year-By-Year Results ....................................................... 34All-Time Series ............................................................... 35

Campbell UniversityUnder Armour ................................................................ 36Surrounding the Creek .................................................... 37CU Campus................................................................38-39John W. Pope Jr. Convocation Center ................................. 40CU Athletic Facilities ........................................................ 41Student-Athlete Support .................................................. 42Big South Conference ...................................................... 43Media Information .......................................................... 44

2011 Class Photos ..................................... Inside Back CoverTeam Photo / 2011 Schedule ................................ Back Cover

2011 Campbell University Volleyball Guide Credits

The 2011 Campbell University volleyball media guide is a publication of the Campbell University Athletics Media Services Office. The guide was written, designed and edited by Jason Williams. Special thanks Stan Cole, Joe Prisco, Leigh Mullins and Nathan Leggett. Photos provided by Will Bratton, Paul Burgett, Bennett Scarborough and A-Sun Photos.

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2011 Campbell University Volleyball RosterNumericalNo. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown/Previous School1 Mallorie Cubillos DS 5-2 Fr. Holly Springs, N.C. / Holly Springs HS2 Kelsey Campbell DS/L 5-8 Sr. Fruit Heights, Utah / Davis HS / Salt Lake CC3 Lindsey Coats MB 6-0 So. Dunn, N.C. / Triton HS4 Brooke Kelley RS 6-2 Fr. Stafford, Va. / Colonial Forge HS5 Avery Anderson S 5-10 RFr. Frisco, Texas / Frisco HS6 Ally Russo OH 6-1 Jr. Campbell, Calif. / Valley Christian HS / Cabrillo College7 Annie Kobeski MB 6-2 Sr. Palm Beach, Fla. / Palm Beach Gardens HS / Palm Beach St.8 Jordan Reaves OH 5-11 Jr. Holly Springs, N.C. / Holly Springs HS9 Heather Wilson S/RS 6-0 So. Concord, N.C. / Concord HS / Washington St.10 Kendall Tart RS 6-0 Fr. Dunn, N.C. / Triton HS11 Kelsey Marek MB 6-0 Jr. Taylor, Texas / Taylor HS / Temple JC12 Jessica Groen OH 6-2 RFr. Las Cruces, N.M. / Mayfield HS / NC State15 Lauren Garza DS 5-3 Sr. Englewood, Fla. / Lemon Bay HS17 Lorin Thomas MB/RS 6-2 Fr. Raleigh, N.C. / Broughton HS18 Chelsey Pachoud OH 5-11 RSo. Riverview, Fla. / Riverview HS / Quinnipiac

Head Coach: Leigh Mullins (Dickinson State ‘96-4th year)Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator: Nathan Leggett (Ohio ‘05-4th year)Assistant Coach: Ashley Weers (Campbell ’10-2nd year)Student Assistant: Caroline Hammersley (Campbell ’11-1st year)

AlphabeticalNo. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown/Previous School5 Avery Anderson S 5-10 RFr. Frisco, Texas / Frisco HS2 Kelsey Campbell DS/L 5-8 Sr. Fruit Heights, Utah / Davis HS / Salt Lake CC3 Lindsey Coats MB 6-0 So. Dunn, N.C. / Triton HS1 Mallorie Cubillos DS 5-2 Fr. Holly Springs, N.C. / Holly Springs HS15 Lauren Garza DS 5-3 Sr. Englewood, Fla. / Lemon Bay HS12 Jessica Groen OH 6-2 RFr. Las Cruces, N.M. / Mayfield HS / NC State4 Brooke Kelley RS 6-2 Fr. Stafford, Va. / Colonial Forge HS7 Annie Kobeski MB 6-2 Sr. Palm Beach, Fla. / Palm Beach Gardens HS / Palm Beach St.11 Kelsey Marek MB 6-0 Jr. Taylor, Texas / Taylor HS / Temple JC18 Chelsey Pachoud OH 5-11 RSo. Riverview, Fla. / Riverview HS / Quinnipiac8 Jordan Reaves OH 5-11 Jr. Holly Springs, N.C. / Holly Springs HS6 Ally Russo OH 6-1 Jr. Campbell, Calif. / Valley Christian HS / Cabrillo College10 Kendall Tart RS 6-0 Fr. Dunn, N.C. / Triton HS17 Lorin Thomas MB/RS 6-2 Fr. Raleigh, N.C. / Broughton HS9 Heather Wilson S/RS 6-0 So. Concord, N.C. / Concord HS / Washington St.

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2011 Campbell University Volleyball ScheduleDate Day Opponent Location TimeAug. 26 Fri. at North Carolina Central ! Durham, N.C. 6:00Aug. 27 Sat. Florida Gulf Coast ! Durham, N.C. 11:00 amAug. 27 Sat. Elon ! Durham, N.C. 5:00Sept. 2 Fri. Wisconsin @ Raleigh, N.C. 12:00Sept. 2 Fri. Western Carolina @ Raleigh, N.C. 7:30Sept. 3 Sat. North Carolina A&T @ Raleigh, N.C. 2:00Sept. 3 Sat. at North Carolina State @ Raleigh, N.C. 7:00Sept. 6 Tues. UNC WILMINGTON BUIES CREEK 7:00Sept. 9 Fri. at Charlotte # Charlotte, N.C. 7:00Sept. 10 Sat. Furman # Charlotte, N.C. 10:00 amSept. 10 Sat. Morgan State # Charlotte, N.C. 4:30Sept. 13 Tues. at Duke Durham, N.C. 7:00Sept. 16 Fri. at Elon $ Elon, N.C. 7:00Sept. 17 Sat. North Carolina Central $ Elon, N.C. 4:30Sept. 23 Fri. at High Point * % High Point, N.C. 7:00Sept. 24 Sat. Maryland Eastern Shore % High Point, N.C. 11:30 amSept. 24 Sat. Norfolk State % High Point, N.C. 4:30Sept. 30 Fri. at Coastal Carolina * Conway, S.C. 7:00Oct. 1 Sat. at Charleston Southern * Charleston, S.C. 2:00Oct. 7 Fri. RADFORD * BUIES CREEK 7:00Oct. 8 Sat. LIBERTY * BUIES CREEK 5:00Oct. 14 Fri. WINTHROP * BUIES CREEK 7:00Oct. 15 Sat. PRESBYTERIAN * BUIES CREEK 2:00Oct. 18 Tues. HIGH POINT * BUIES CREEK 7:00Oct. 28 Fri. at UNC Asheville * Asheville, N.C. 7:00Oct. 29 Sat. at Gardner-Webb * Boiling Springs, N.C. 2:00Nov. 4 Fri. at Liberty * Lynchburg, Va. 7:00Nov. 5 Sat. at Radford * Radford, Va. 4:00Nov. 11 Fri. CHARLESTON SOUTHERN * BUIES CREEK 5:00Nov. 12 Sat. COASTAL CAROLINA * BUIES CREEK 2:00Nov. 17 Thurs. Big South Tournament Charleston, S.C. TBANov. 18 Fri. Big South Tournament Charleston, S.C. TBANov. 20 Sun. Big South Tournament Charleston, S.C. TBA

* Big South Conference opponent! NC Central Tournament@ NC State TournamentDates and times subject to change


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2011 SEASON OUTLOOK

It’s a new look for the Camels in 2011 with the return to the Big South Conference and eight newcomers to the roster.

“We’re really excited to get things started in the Big South this season,” said head coach Leigh Mullins. “It’s a super conference for volleyball and I think we’re going to fit in really well in our first year. We’ve played some Big South schools before, so we know what to expect. I’m also excited because I think we can have a lot more support, especially on the road because most of the Big South schools are closer together.”

Campbell graduated five seniors from a year ago, all of which were integral parts of the 2010 squad’s rotation. Three four-year starters in Caitlin Bendy, Emily Werner and Caroline Hammer-sley, who will now move onto the CU coaching staff, exhausted their eligibility after last season. Werner and Bendy are among Campbell’s all-time leaders in a number of categories, most notably kills and blocks. Hammersley moved all over the court, from setter to outside to the right side, playing a number of positions and filling many important roles.

“We lost major positions in two outsides, a great middle and a setter,” said Mullins. “We lost a tremendous amount of experi-ence. I think our team this year will overcome that because we have a really hard working team, plus four transfers that already have college playing experience.”

Allyson Goldbach was a staple on the outside for the two seasons she spent in Buies Creek and proved to be the Camels’ top of-fensive weapon a year ago, leading the team in kills, aces and points while ranking second in digs. Paige Tortorello provided depth at the setter position for two seasons, starting a number of matches for the Camels.

Despite those losses, Campbell returns a strong core. The Cam-els should remain one of the top blocking teams in their confer-ence, even with the transition in leagues, anchored by senior Annie Kobeski. Campbell will also feature a high-powered attack on the outside with the return of Jordan Reaves, a more experi-enced setter in Heather Wilson and several quality additions.

The most experienced portion of the team sits in defense and passing with seniors Kelsey Campbell and Lauren Garza coming back for their final sea-sons. Campbell led the Camels in digs last year, while Garza ranked third, and second as a sophomore in 2009.

“Both of them have a lot of ex-perience and they are great kids on top of that,” said Mullins. “They are our senior captains, and they bring a lot of leader-ship to our team.”

The ReturnersIn addition to leading the Camels in digs last season, Kelsey Campbell was an All-Tournament honoree at the UNCW Beach Bash. She enters her second and final season with the Camels after a stellar two-year career at Salt Lake Community College and could

emerge as one of the Big South’s top liberos.

Garza, like Campbell, is another anchor in the Campbell defense. The Englewood, Fla. native is the only fourth-year player on the 2011 CU team as part of head coach Leigh Mullins’ first recruiting class in Buies Creek. Garza is a team captain and leader for the team while contributing on the court as well. The senior posted a career-high 27 digs against Coastal Carolina last season.

Kobeski returns as one half of the duo that ranked as one of the Atlantic Sun’s top blocking tandems last season. Kobeski notched five or more blocks six times last season and was named to the William & Mary Colonial Challenge All-Tournament team.

On the outside, Reaves was fourth on the team in kills, digs and points in 2010, and is expected to fill some of the void in scoring left by Werner and Goldbach. Reaves has been a primary option for the Camels in the past, producing in key situations last year. The Holly Springs, N.C. native collected a career-best 21 kills with 14 digs in a win at Coastal Carolina. She was also named all-tournament at the Carolina Classic last year, where the Cam-els faced No. 1 Penn State, North Carolina and Villanova.

Sophomore Lindsey Coats made significant strides as a middle blocker last season before an ankle injury sidelined the then freshman. She will see a considerable increase in sets this season with the departure of Bendy. In five of her 10 matches, Coats recorded multiple blocks.

Wilson, another sophomore, will be the Camels’ primary setter in 2011. The Concord, N.C. native led the team in assists and finished one off the team-high in aces last season despite split-ting time with two others at the setter position. Wilson garnered UNCW Beach Bash All-Tournament accolades, totaling 67 assists and eight aces in the three match tournament. She registered 20 or more assists 11 times and 30 twice, while posting multiple aces eight times.

Avery Anderson redshirted last season and preserved her year of eligibility, practicing with the team. Anderson, another quality setter, will provide depth at that position. With her redshirt sea-son, Anderson practiced with the team and gained game experi-

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ence during spring scrimmages. While Wilson’s technique is her strong suite, Anderson’s athleticism will help the Camels in 2011.

The NewcomersCampbell will also add eight new faces to the roster this fall, covering every position except setter, where the Camels already have two with at least three years of eligibility each.

Mallorie Cubillos will round out the defensive unit for the Camels behind Campbell and Garza. The defensive specialist already has some familiarity with the team, having played high school vol-leyball alongside Jordan Reaves at Holly Springs High where the pair notched two conference championships. Jessica Groen transfers from North Carolina State with four years of eligibility after redshirting her first and only year in Raleigh. The 6-foot-2 outside hitter is expected to be one of the Camels’ primary offensive options with her great height and swing power.

Brooke Kelley, a former district and area player of the year, led Colonial Forge High School to three district tournament and two regular season championships in three years. Kelley also pos-sesses great height and athleticism for her position and should be a contributor on the right side.

Kelsey Marek, who signed early along with Kelley, was a NJCAA All-American at Temple Junior College. The middle blocker could find a spot in the lineup beside Kobeski on the interior having been one of the top junior college blockers for the past two sea-sons. Marek led Temple to a No. 12 seed in the national tourna-ment in 2010.

Chelsey Pachoud, another transfer with Division I experience, played at Quinnipiac in 2009, finishing third on the team in kills, digs, service aces and assists, and fourth in blocks. Coming in as a redshirt sophomore this season, Pachoud registered three double-doubles for the Bobcats, including 14 kills and 12 digs in the team’s season-ending win over Saint Francis (Pa.).

Ally Russo is another big hitter that is expected to make an im-mediate impact on the outside. One of the top outside hitters in a strong California junior college circuit, Russo led Cabrillo College to a No. 4 ranking in California last season and a Nor-Cal Championship.

Kendall Tart, like Cubillos and Coats, is a local product. Tart will add depth to the 2011 Camels. The 6-foot right side hitter has played a number of positions at the prep level.

Lorin Thomas is the final member of the eight-player class, and perhaps the most versatile of the group. Thomas possesses the height to play middle, standing at 6-foot-2, and will also see time on the right side.

2011 Schedule and the Move Back to the Big SouthCampbell’s 2011 volleyball schedule will feature a full slate of Big South games as well as five tournaments and eight home dates.

“It’s a much different schedule than last season, not only with who we play in con-ference, but also with our tournaments,” said Mullins. “I think our tournament schedule will better prepare our team for the long haul of the season.”

The season will kick off on Friday, Aug. 26 in Durham, N.C. when the Camels take on

North Carolina Central in a tournament hosted by the Eagles. Campbell will also see former Atlantic Sun rival Florida Gulf Coast and Elon over the weekend.

“We have a great preseason schedule to get us ready for confer-ence play,” said Mullins. “We play both Wisconsin and Duke, giv-ing our players an opportunity to see where our program needs to be in order to compete at the top of our conference and in the NCAA Tournament.”

Sept. 2 and 3 will see the Camels travel to Raleigh, N.C. for a tournament hosted by North Carolina State. CU will face off against Wisconsin, Western Carolina and North Carolina A&T in addition to the Wolfpack.

After Campbell makes its home debut on Sept. 6 against UNC Wilmington, the Camels will return to the road with Charlotte, Furman and Morgan State at Charlotte.

For the second straight season, CU will head to historic Cameron Indoor Stadium to meet the Blue Devils of Duke. This season’s matchup will be on Sept. 13 in Durham, N.C.

The Camels’ final pair of tournaments will be at Elon and at High Point. Campbell will take on the Phoenix and NC Central on Sept. 16 and 17 before traveling to HPU on Sept. 23 and 24, where the Camels will see Maryland Eastern Shore and Norfolk State in addition to the Panthers.

The Sept. 23 match with High Point will mark the Camels’ first Big South conference game since 1993, when CU joined the A-Sun, then known as the Trans America Athletic Conference.

“Our Big South schedule will be very competitive, playing Liberty, Coastal and High Point twice,” added Mullins. “We’re definitely looking forward to building new, and renewing old rivalries and traditions with our new conference members.”

From there, Campbell will play a full 14-match Big South sched-ule, with home contests featuring Radford, Liberty, Winthrop, Presbyterian, High Point, Charleston Southern and Coastal Caro-lina. The Camels will also head to Coastal Carolina, Charleston Southern, UNC Asheville, Gardner-Webb, Liberty and Radford.

The Big South Tournament will be held Nov. 17-20 in Charleston, S.C.

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Leigh Mullins begins her fourth season at the helm of the Camp-bell volleyball program after joining the Camels in March of 2008.

Last season, the Camels, guided by Mullins, trekked through arguably the most difficult schedule in CU history, lining up opposite defending national champion and No. 1 team in the country, Penn State, as well as nationally-ranked Duke and North Carolina.

The Camels won the UNC Wilmington Beach Bash, posting vic-tories over North Carolina State and Elon as Allyson Goldbach earned tournament MVP accolades. Kelsey Campbell and Heather Wilson also earned all-tournament recognition at UNCW. The win over NC State was Campbell’s second in as many seasons against the Wolfpack.

Jordan Reaves, Annie Kobeski also garnered all-tournament rec-ognition throughout the season.

Goldbach took home Atlantic Sun Player of the Week honors af-ter leading the Camels to a 3-2 road win at Coastal Carolina with 21 kills and 23 digs, adding a pair of aces.

The Camels continued to be one of the top blocking teams in the A-Sun under Mullins’ direction, setting single-game records in a 3-0 win over Florida Gulf Coast in Buies Creek.

In 2009, her second season in Buies Creek, Mullins piloted the Camels to one of the biggest turnarounds in the A-Sun.

Led by Mullins, the Camels went from seven total wins in 2008 to 17 in 2009, the team’s most wins in nearly a decade, matching the program’s win totals of both 2000 and 2001. Campbell also set a record for A-Sun wins, taking 10 on the year.

The Camels were also one of the A-Sun’s top road teams in 2009, posting a 13-6 record away from Buies Creek.

For the second straight year, the Camels made an appearance in the Atlantic Sun Tournament, marking the first time since the 1997 and 1998 seasons that a CU team had made consecutive postseason appearances.

The team posted its most attack attempts (4,234) and digs (1,847) since 2005. The Camels also notched their best at-tack percentage (.193), service percentage (.924), digs per set (15.52) and reception percentage (.929) rates over the five year span.

Campbell also led the A-Sun in blocks per set at 2.23 per frame; as one of only two teams in the league to average two or more blocks per set.

Four Camels received accolades for their play on the court dur-ing the 2009 season. Ashley Weers, who was an all-freshman performer in 2006, became the first Camel to garner First Team All A-Sun accolades since Tinsley Gordon in 2000, and only the third in school history to receive the award since Campbell joined the A-Sun in 1994. The middle blocker from Littleton, Col. led the A-Sun in attack percentage and set a new school record in the category.

Jordan Reaves also earned all-league rec-ognition, being selected to the A-Sun All-Freshman team. Reaves, a Holly Springs, N.C. native, was the second Camel fresh-man in as many years to earn all-rookie honors under Mullins, after setter Hope Leatigaga was named to the squad in 2008.

Outside hitter Emily Werner also notched 2009 North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association (NCCSIA) All-State accolades after leading the Camels in kills and points. Werner was the fourth Camel to ever receive the honor, and the first since 2006.

In Mullins’ first season as a Camel, CU qualified for postseason play for the first time since 2001, making a trip to Macon, Ga. for the Atlantic Sun Tournament. The Camels more than doubled their confer-

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ence win total from 2007 as well, put-ting together a sweep of a league op-ponent for the fist time in eight years, downing Stetson by a combined score of 6-1 between the two matches.

The team also managed to win their opening home match for only the sec-ond time in seven years, and were able to begin the conference season with a win for the third time in that same span.

Over the past three seasons, 19 student-athletes have earned A-Sun All-Academic accolades, including eight last season.

Mullins, who has experience building programs at both the Division I and junior college levels, served as Dean of Students at Hopewell Academy in Cary prior to being named head coach at CU in March of 2008. She was head coach at Northwestern (La.) State University four years (2002-2005) and three sea-sons at Neosho County (Kan.) Commu-nity College (1998-2000).

Mullins led Northwestern State to its three best seasons in 19 years of Southland Conference volleyball compe-tition before leaving in early 2006 to join her husband, Ty, who had been transferred to the Triangle by his employer. She guided the Lady Demons to 25 Southland wins in her four seasons, 22 in the final three, bolstering a program that had only 26 confer-ence wins in its 15 previous seasons in the SLC.

She capped her NSU head coaching career with a 45-83 overall record and a 25-53 mark in conference play after taking over a program that had won just 31 percent of its games overall and only 16 percent of its SLC contests under four head coaches prior to her hiring.

Mullins’ teams posted a 22-36 (.379) SLC mark in her final three seasons, going 17-19 (.472) in the last two years, including the .500 mark in 2005. In 2005, the Lady Demons finished sixth in the 11-team league, an all-time best performance, and quali-fied for the first time ever for the SLC Tournament. Northwest-ern (11-16 overall, 9-9 in the SLC) posted a school-record nine SLC victories.

Three 2005 seniors, two recruited by Mullins, received honorable mention All-SLC recog-nition, when only one NSU player prior to Mullins’ arrival had ever been included on an all-conference team.

Two of her recruits became the first Lady De-mons to earn All-SLC status and another was the first NSU player ever to receive Freshman of the Year honors from the Louisiana Sports Writers Association. Twelve of her NSU play-ers gained Southland All-Conference Academ-ic recognition during her tenure.

At Neosho County (Kan.) Community College, Mullins posted a 96-36 coaching record in three seasons as head coach before mov-ing to Northwestern in 2002 as an assistant coach. While at Neosho County, 14 of her

Mullins’ Coaching RecordOverall ConferenceYear W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1998 18-12 .600 - -1999 28-14 .667 - -2000* 50-10 .833 - -2002 11-25 .306 3-17 .1502003 11-22 .333 5-15 .2502004 12-20 .375 8-12 .4002005 11-15 .423 9-9 .5002008 7-23 .233 5-15 .2502009 17-15 .531 10-10 .5002010 10-17 .370 4-6 .400Totals 175-174 .501 53-84 .387

School Years Record Neosho Country Community College 1998-2000 96-36Northwestern State 2002-05 45-83, 25-53 SouthlandCampbell 2008-pr. 34-55, 19-32 A-Sun

*Jayhawk Conference Coach of the Year

athletes were named to all-conference teams and six gained all-region honors. She was named 2000 Jayhawk Conference Coach of the Year.

A 1996 graduate of Dickinson (N.D.) State University, with a B.S. in physical education, Mullins captained a conference and nation-ally-ranked volleyball team. She earned all-league honors in both volleyball and basketball, while also qualifying for the national championships on the track in the heptathlon.

She began her coaching career as a student assistant at Dickin-son State in 1996-97 before moving to Division II Northern State (S.D.) as an assistant in 1997-98. Mullins earned her Master’s of Science in teaching and learning from Northern State in 1998.

Mullins and her husband, Ty, are parents of two daughters, Avery (6), and Bailey (2). They reside in Cary.

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Nathan Leggett begins his fourth season as assistant volleyball coach at Campbell University. At CU, Leggett assists in all facets of the Fighting Camel volleyball program and serves as its re-cruiting coordinator.

Over the last two seasons at CU, Leggett has been largely responsible for the top-notch incoming classes, also cultivating multiple all-conference players.

Last season, Leggett’s aid paced the Camels through arguably the most difficult schedule in program history. Campbell posted a tournament win in the UNC Wilmington Beach Bash as Allyson Goldbach earned tournament MVP accolades. Kelsey Campbell and Heather Wilson also earned all-tournament recognition at UNCW.

Jordan Reaves, Annie Kobeski also garnered all-tournament rec-ognition throughout the season.

In 2009, assisted by Leggett, the Camels enjoyed one of their best seasons in a decade, winning 17 matches for their first winning season since 2001. The win total was also the matched 2000 and 2001 for the third most wins for the CU program ever.

With Leggett’s aid, Ashley Weers was named First Team All Atlantic Sun, while Jordan Reaves garnered league All-Freshman Team honors. Emily Werner, meanwhile, earned North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association (NCCSIA) All-State accolades.

In his first season with the Camels, his first coaching at the collegiate level, Leggett helped the Camels to their first Atlantic Sun Tournament ap-pearance in seven years, while rookie setter Hope Leatigaga earned Atlantic Sun All-Freshman Team honors.

Prior to joining the Fighting Camel program, Leggett enjoyed several successful stints at the club level. Last Spring, Leggett coached the Harnett Area Volleyball Club (HAVC) 17 Gold Division, ending the season second in the region with a 20-6 record and two tournament titles.

Before coming to Campbell, Leggett was at the helm of the Carolina Ju-niors, as well as Alexander Graham Middle School, both based out of Charlotte, N.C., where he was a coach and teacher for two years.

At Alexander Graham, Leggett’s efforts transformed a program that had won just five matches in three years, to an 11-3 record in 2007, finishing the season with a second place finish in the conference.

With the Carolina Juniors, the Columbus, Ohio native guided the squad to a 14-5 mark in 2007, including a win at the Elon Tournament Championship. The team also produced a pair of collegiate student-athletes, including Cori Holman, who earned an all-tournament selection at the Elon Tourney and now plays at Charleston Southern, and Alysse Hucko, now at Evangel Univer-sity.

Leggett earned a degree in middle childhood education in math and science from Ohio University in 2005, where he coached another club team, the Aleta Aces. The team won its respective division under Leggett’s guidance. The Columbus, Ohio native completed his master’s of athletic administration from Ohio in June 2011.

In all, Leggett has guided his teams to a 75-29 record, including his time spent in Ohio and North Carolina.

At Ohio, Leggett also played on the school’s men’s club volleyball team, where he served as captain and president for his final two years, aiding a seventh place national finish in 2003. As a libero and outside hitter, Leggett helped the club amass a 64-54 record over the four year span.

Leggett resides in Fuquay-Varina.

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NATHAN LEGGETTw Assistant Coach / Recruiting Coordinator | 4th year | Ohio ‘05

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Former Camel standout Ashley Weers joined the Campbell Uni-versity volleyball coaching staff in 2010 and enters her second season as an assistant coach. Weers assists in all facets of the program.

After a standout four-year playing career with the Camels, Weers moved to the Campbell sidelines as a coach.

Weers ranks among the top blockers in Campbell volleyball his-tory, finishing her career standing in the CU all-time top-10 in total (sixth), solo (ninth) and assisted (sixth) blocks. As a senior, the Littleton, Col. native posted the best single-season attack percentage in school history, notching a .368 rate, which also led the Atlantic Sun.

In 2009, Weers was named A-Sun First Team All-Conference after her stellar senior year, becoming the first Camel to collect first team honors since Tinsley Gordon in 2000, and only the third A-Sun first team member in program history since joining A-Sun in 1994. Weers is also the fifth Camel in history to receive multiple A-Sun accolades, being named to the conference’s all-freshmen team in 2006. Only Jennie Heries took home multiple all-conference honors during Campbell’s stay in the Big South. Heries remains as Campbell’s only two-time first team all-confer-ence player, being named all-Big South in 1989 and 1990.

The former middle blocker was also named A-Sun Player of the Week twice during the season, taking the league’s first weekly honor of the season after grabbing all-tournament recognition at the NC State/Hilton RTP Classic, where Weers hit .391 on the tournament, committing only five attack errors on 87 chances, and smashing 39 kills with 12 total blocks. The Camels grabbed a 4-0 record in that tournament that included a 3-0 sweep of NC State, Campbell’s first-ever three-set win over a major confer-ence opponent.

Weers was again named player of the week after leading the Camels to five consecutive A-Sun wins. Weers averaged 3.00 kills and 1.00 blocks per set for the Camels, converting 36 of 82 attack attempts with just eight errors for a .341 rate.

With Weers leading the way on the court, the Camels recorded their best season since 2001, notching 17 wins, a remarkable 10 win turnaround from the previous year. The Camels also made their second consecutive A-Sun Tournament appearance for the first time since 1997-98.

Weers also has coaching experience at the club level, serving as a coach for the Harnett Area Volleyball Club (HAVC).

While assisting head coach Leigh Mullins, who she played under for two seasons, Weers will work toward her master’s of business administration at Campbell. She completed her bachelor’s degree in sport management in May of 2010.

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After completing a superb four-year playing career at Campbell, Caroline Hammersley joins the Camel staff as a student assistant coach.

A Raleigh, N.C. native, Hammersley was a fixture in the starting lineup at various positions on the court, and was honored with the team’s coaches award as a senior.

Hammersley converted to setter as a freshman, leading the team in assists that season. During her sophomore and junior cam-paigns, Hammersley split time as a right side and outside hitter, collecting 36 starts and playing in 60 matches over the two sea-sons. As a senior Hammersley was slowed by a shoulder injury and played in 10 matches.

Over the last five years, Hammersley has gained experience on the sideline, coaching various club and prep teams and camps.

From 2006 to 2009, she served as a coach for Triangle Volleyball Club’s Setter’s Academy, Youth Volleyball Program and Advanced Camp, coaching setters, as well as outside and right side hitters in the latter.

She has also served as an instructor at Cardinal Gibbons High School’s Volleyball Camp from 2004 to 2008, and Campbell’s summer camp.

Hammersley, who was honored twice as an Atlantic Sun All-Aca-demic team member, is working to complete Campbell’s Trust and Wealth Management 3/2 program. Hammersley will graduate in 2012 with a degree in trust and wealth management, a minor in financial planning and a master’s in business administration.

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CAROLINE HAMMERSLEYw Student Assistant Coach | 1st year | Campbell ‘12

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Career HighsKills .................................1, 2x, mr vs. West Virginia (9/11/10)Attack % .....................1.00 (1-0-1) vs. East Carolina (9/10/10)Assists ........................................ 3 vs. USC Upstate (9/29/10)Digs..................................... 28 at Coastal Carolina (10/19/10)Blocks ......................................... 1 vs. USC Upstate (9/29/10)Aces ......................... 3, 3x, mr vs. Kennesaw State (10/29/10)Points ..................... 3.0, 3x, mr vs. Kennesaw State (10/29/10)

Junior (2010):Earned Atlantic All-Academic accolades…Named UNCW Beach Bash All-Tournament…Led the team in digs…Ranked third on the team in service aces…Posted 20 double-digit dig matches…Tal-lied 15 or more digs in eight outings…Gathered a season-high 28 digs in a win at Coastal Carolina…Posted 19 digs in back to back matches vs. Stetson and at Belmont…Hauled in 18 digs at High Point…Posted 16 digs against No. 1 Penn State in the Carolina Classic…Posted 13 digs and three aces in a win over NC State in the UNCW Beach Bash…Registered 14 digs, two assists and an ace in a win over Elon in the UNCW Beach Bash…Punched three aces through in a win over Hampton…Tallied 15 digs and three aces against Kennesaw State…Saw action in all 27 team match-es, playing in 96 sets…

Salt Lake Community College (2008-09):Earned NJCAA Distinguished Academic All-American accolades…A two-time SWAC All-Academic team honoree…Led the Bruins to Region 18 and District O championships, with a fourth place NJ-CAA Tournament finish in 2009 as team captain…Paced SLCC to a pair of SWAC Championships with overall records of 35-10 and 29-9 in 2008 and 2009, respectively…Named to the 2009 Starr Corporation All-Tournament Team…As a freshman, piloted SLCC to a District A Championship, a Region 18 runner-up finish and a NJCAA Consolation Championship (ninth place overall)…Finished career fourth all-time at SLCC in career digs with 656 and 2.79 digs per game…Added 52 career aces…

Prep:Named second team all-region and all-area as a senior while serving as team captain…A 5A senior all-star selection…Claimed an all-area honorable mention as a junior…Notched 159 kills, 24 solo blocks, 20 block assists, 31 aces and a team-high 268 digs as a senior…Named Davis HS Female Athlete of the Year as a senior…Earned second team all-state honors in basketball

as a senior, and led the Darts to a Region 1 Championship as a junior…Was also named to the all-region team as a team captain after her senior season…Also lettered in track, leading Davis to a runner-up finish in the state in 2008…Earned academic all-region accolades for volleyball and basketball as a high honor gradu-ate… Played club for the Blaze, who made an appearance in the 2006 USA Junior Olympic Girls’ Volleyball Championships in Atlanta…

Personal:Full name is Kelsey Nicole Campbell…Born June 6, 1990 in Ogden, Utah…Daughter of Alan and Jan Campbell…Has three brothers, Jordan (23), Eric (18) and Austin (15)…Father, Alan, played basketball and volleyball at Ricks College (now Brigham Young University-Idaho) and Weber State University…Mother, Jan, played basketball and tennis at Weber State…Uncle, Grant Campbell, played football at Nebraska…Aunt, Diane Campbell Burnette, played volleyball at BYU…Uncle, Larry Campbell, played volleyball at BYU…Majoring in health sciences…

Kelsey Campbell Career Stats

Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE2010 96 27 2 0.02 2 30 .000 19 0.20 25 0.26 21TOTAL 96 27 2 0.02 2 30 .000 19 0.20 25 0.26 21

Season DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2010 335 3.49 32 0 1 1 0.01 0 0 27.5 0.28TOTAL 335 3.49 32 0 1 1 0.01 0 0 27.5 0.28

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KELSEY CAMPBELLw DS / Libero | 5-8 | Senior | Fruit Heights, Utah | Davis HS | Salt Lake CC

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Career HighsKills .......................................1, 6x, mr at Belmont (10/15/10)Attack % .............. 1.000 (1-0-1), 4x, mr at Belmont (10/15/10)Assists ............................. 3, 2x, mr vs. USC Upstate (9/29/10)Digs....................................... 27 vs. Coastal Carolina (9/7/10)Blocks ............................................................................ N/AAces ............................................ 3 at North Florida (10/9/09)Points ....................................... 3.0 at North Florida (10/9/09)

Junior (2010):Named Atlantic Sun All-Academic…Gathered 10 double-figure dig performances…Posted a dig in 25 of 27 appearances…Hauled in a career-best 27 digs against Coastal Carolina with an ace…Posted 19 digs with an ace at Lipscomb…Recorded 17 digs with two as-sists in a win over East Carolina in the Wake Forest Black & Gold Challenge…Posted 15 digs with a kill and an ace against William & Mary in the Colonial Challenge…Recorded 14 digs in a win at Coastal Carolina…Played in all 27 team matches, seeing time in 85 sets…

Sophomore (2009):Collected the second-most digs on the team at 2.47 per set…

One of five on the team to reach 200 or more digs during the season…Notched seven service aces, with a career-high three at North Florida…Saw action in 30 of the team’s 32 matches with four starts…Reached double-digit digs in six of first eight matches of the season…Recorded 11 double-figure dig matches including a career-high 22 against North Florida….Gathered 19 digs vs. High Point in home opener…Notched 17 digs twice, once vs. Charleston Southern in the NC State / Hilton RTP Classic and again at Lipscomb…Owned team’s highest reception percentage at .953, committing only 21 errors in 451 chances…

Freshman (2008):One of six to see action in all 30 team matches, starting 10 con-tests…Ranked third on team with 98 sets played…Averaged 2.03 digs per set with 199 total, good for fourth on the team…Re-corded at least one dig in every match played, including five or more in 20 contests…Posted five double-digit dig games on the season, including a season-high 17 at Elon in the Elon Volleyball Classic…Registered 16 digs in a 3-2 win at North Florida, adding three assists…Totaled six aces on the season with a high of two twice, once at Elon and once against Jacksonville…Also notched 22 assists, seven points and one kill as a rookie…

Prep:Lettered three years for the Manta Rays, grabbing over 1000 career digs at libero, serving as team captain during senior season...Earned All-Area Honorable Mentions as a junior and senior...Claimed United States Army Reserve National Scholar-Athlete honors in 2008...Earned Player of the Conference and Coach’s Award at the University of Florida Volleyball Camp as a senior...Lettered in girls weightlifting for three seasons, taking home team MVP honors as a sophomore and as a senior while being named Coach’s Award recipient as a junior...Served on the school’s cheerleading squad during sophomore and senior years...Also lettered in track & field as a freshman and senior...

Personal:Full name is Lauren Ashley Garza...Born 1/29/90 in Chicago, Ill...Daughter of Richard and Joan...Has one brother, Michael (21)...Majoring in biology...

Lauren Garza Career Stats

Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE2008 98 30 1 0.01 9 27 -.296 22 0.22 6 0.06 162009 104 30 2 0.02 4 17 -.118 7 0.07 7 0.07 52010 85 27 3 0.04 2 11 .091 12 0.14 9 0.11 21TOTAL 287 87 6 0.02 15 55 -.164 41 0.14 22 0.08 42

Season DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2008 199 2.03 32 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 7.0 0.072009 257 2.47 21 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 9.0 0.092010 219 2.58 21 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 12.0 0.14TOTAL 675 2.35 74 0 0 0 0.00 0 2 28.0 0.10

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LAUREN GARZAw Defensive Specialist | 5-3 | Senior | Englewood, Fla. | Lemon Bay HS

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Career HighsKills .................................................11 vs. American (9/4/10)Attack % ................467 (8-1-15) at Coastal Carolina (10/19/10)Assists ........................1, 7x, mr at Coastal Carolina (10/19/10)Digs...................................................8 vs. American (9/4/10)Blocks ......................................... 7.0 vs. NC Central (9/21/10)Aces ........................................... 2 vs. USC Upstate (9/29/10)Points ........................................... 13.5 vs. American (9/4/10)

Junior (2010):Earned all-tournament honors at the William& Mary Colonial Challenge…Finished second on the team in blocks and hitting percentage…Posted 71 assisted and nine solo blocks…Regis-tered three double-digit kill performances…Recorded multiple blocks in 20 matches…Posted five or more blocks six times on the season…Collected 11 kills, eight digs and five blocks against American in the William & Mary Colonial Challenge…Posted 10 kills on 19 swings (10-3-19, .368), adding two blocks in a win over Stetson…Recorded 10 kills and three blocks against Ken-nesaw State…Notched a season-best seven blocks with four digs and three kills in a win over North Carolina Central…Posted seven kills and five blocks at UNC Wilmington in the UNCW Beach Bash finale…Collected nine kills with four blocks in a win over Mer-cer…Hit .467 (8-1-15), tacking on four blocks in a win at Coastal Carolina…Started all 27 team matches and played in 98 of 100 sets on the season…

Palm Beach State College (2008-09):Named First Team All-Southern Conference in 2008 and 2009…Led Palm Beach to two consecutive Florida State Championship Elite Eight appearances in 2008 and 2009…Led NJCAA Division I in blocking in 2009…Finished 15th in blocks in NJCAA Division I in 2008… Named all-tournament after leading the Panthers to the South Florida College Tournament championship…Led Palm Beach to a 26-12 record during 2009 season…Member of the Florida Community College Activities Association…A dean’s list honoree during both years…

Prep:A two-time team MVP at Palm Beach Gardens…Named to the 2006 Palm Beach Post Fall Sports All-Stars First Team…Ranked second in blocking among 6A players as a senior…Garnered Palm Beach County Athletic Conference Second Team honors in 2005-06…A 2005 Palm Beach Post Fall Sports All-Stars honorable men-

tion…Played middle blocker and setter at Palm Beach Gardens High…Played club volleyball for Palm Beach High Performance, Jupiter Crush and YMCA of the Treasure Coast…

Personal:Full name is Annie Janina Kobeski…Born Dec. 20, 1989 in Charleston, S.C….Daughter of Stanley and Laura Anne Kobes-ki…Has one brother, Benjamin (28)…Plans a major in business administration at CU…

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ANNIE KOBESKIw Middle Blocker | 6-2 | Senior | Palm Beach, Fla. | Palm Beach Gardens HS | Palm Beach State

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Career HighsKills ..................................... 21 at Coastal Carolina (10/19/10)Attack % ..........................375 (10-1-24) vs. Mercer (10/30/10)Assists ..................................2, 13x, mr vs. Mercer (10/30/10)Digs................................................18 vs. Villanova (8/27/10)Blocks .....................................................5 vs. Elon (9/17/10)Aces ..................................................2 vs. Hampton (9/4/10)Points ............................... 21.5 at Coastal Carolina (10/19/10)

Sophomore (2010):Named Carolina Classic All-Tournament…Played in 26 matches and 82 sets, making 19 starts…Fourth on the team in kills, digs and points…Posted seven double-digit kills outings…Col-lected four double-doubles…Posted seven or more kills in 12 matches…Hit .300 or better twice…Posted a career-high 18 digs to go along with 10 kills in the season opener vs. Villanova in the Carolina Classic…Recorded a career-best 21 kills with 14 digs in a win at Coastal Carolina…Posted 16 kills with 12 digs and a block at William & Mary in the Colonial Challenge…Gathered 14 digs and 10 kills in a win over Mercer…Recorded seven kills, eight digs and five blocks in a win over Elon in the UNCW Beach Bash…Tal-lied 10 kills and six digs in a win over East Carolina in the Wake Forest Black & Gold Classic…Posted 10 kills, eight digs and two blocks at UNC Wilmington…

Freshman (2009):Named to Atlantic Sun All-Freshmen squad…Posted double-digit digs seven times, with a season-high 24 vs. Mercer, the most digs by a freshman since Melissa Harvey set the CU digs record with 43 at Lipscomb in 2006…Tallied a season-high nine kills with 10 digs against High Point…Led team with eight kills at Winston-Salem State…Fired five or more kills 14 times…Saw time in 91 sets with 15 starts, nine against A-Sun opponents…Notched mul-tiple blocks seven times…Registered eight 20 or more attempt contests with a high of 36 at Florida Gulf Coast…Posted at least one dig in 28 matches…

Prep:Earned Greater Neuse River Conference Player of the Year honors as a senior with the Golden Hawks…Led Holly Springs to its second consecutive regular season and first ever league tournament championship…A four-time first team all-conference

performer, being named to the All-Greater Neuse River squad from 2006-08, and the All-Tri 7 Conference team as a fresh-man…Named academic all-conference four times...Became the first Holly Springs student-athlete to receive a Division I scholar-ship in the school’s history (HSHS was founded in 2006 due to the growing population of the town, located near Apex, Cary and Fuquay-Varina)…

Personal:Full name is Jordan Alexandria Reaves…Born Feb. 6, 1991 in Durham, N.C….Daughter of David and Janet Reaves…Has one sister, Mackenzie (13)…Majoring in psychology…

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Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE2009 91 31 117 1.29 66 474 .108 18 0.20 16 0.18 302010 82 26 159 1.94 93 595 .111 22 0.27 11 0.13 20TOTAL 173 57 276 1.60 159 1069 .109 40 0.23 27 0.16 50

Season DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2009 182 2.00 17 3 21 24 0.26 3 1 146.5 1.602010 169 2.06 19 0 31 31 0.38 4 2 185.5 2.26TOTAL 351 2.03 36 3 52 55 0.32 7 3 332.0 1.92

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JORDAN REAVESw Outside Hitter | 5-11 | Junior | Holly Springs, N.C. | Holly Springs HS

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Career Highs (Campbell only)Kills ...................................................9 vs. American (9/4/10)Attack % .......................... .227 (9-4-22) vs. American (9/4/10)Assists .............................. 1, 3x, mr at North Florida (11/6/10)Digs...................................................3 vs. American (9/4/10)Blocks ................................................4 vs. Hampton (9/4/10)Aces ............................................................................... NAPoints ........................................... 10.0 vs. American (9/4/10)

Freshman (2010):Saw action in 22 sets spread over 10 matches…Posted three or more kills four times…Registered multiple blocks five times…Tal-lied nine kills, three digs and two blocks against American in the William & Mary Colonial Challenge…Posted four blocks and three kills in a win over Hampton in the Colonial Challenge finale…Col-lected three kills each against USC Upstate and East Tennes-see State in Atlantic Sun play…Notched three blocks at North Florida…

Prep:Named conference player of the year and most valuable offen-sive hitter as a senior…Collected all-region honors in 2008 and 2009…Named all-conference and all-county in each of her four seasons with the Hawks…Played club for Harnett Area Volleyball Club (HAVC), 2007-10…

Personal:Full name is Lindsey Marie Coats…Born Sept. 7, 1992 in Clinton, N.C….Daughter of Ronny and Lisa Coats…Has one brother, Aaron (21), who plays basketball at Barton College…Majoring in busi-ness administration…

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LINDSEY COATSw Middle Blocker | 6-0 | Sophomore | Dunn, N.C. | Triton HS

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Career HighsKills .......................................... 7 vs. West Virginia (9/11//10)Attack % .................. .538 (7-0-13) vs. West Virginia (9/11//10)Assists ..................... 30, 2x, mr vs. Kennesaw State (10/29/10)Digs.......................................... 11 at William & Mary (9/3/10)Blocks ................................................4 vs. American (9/4/10)Aces ..................................................... 5 at UNCW (9/18/10)Points .............................................9.5 vs. American (9/4/10)

Freshman (2010):Earned Atlantic Sun All-Academic honors…Garnered UNCW Beach Bash All-Tournament accolades, totaling 67 assists and eight aces in the three match tournament…Led the team in assists and fell one short of the team-high in service aces…Registered 20 or more assists 11 times and 30 twice…Posted multiple aces eight times…Tallied two double-doubles…Posted 30 assists, nine digs and seven kills against West Virginia in the Wake Forest Black & Gold Invitational…Tallied 30 assists with four digs and four kills against Kennesaw State…Recorded 28 assists, five digs, four kills and two aces at Wake Forest…Registered 21 assists and 11 digs with three kills at William & Mary in the Colonial Chal-lenge…Gathered 22 assists, 10 digs, three aces and a pair of kills at High Point…Collected 25 assists and five aces at UNCW…Played in all 27 team matches and 96 of 100 sets, collecting 17 starts…

Washington State (Spring 2010):Enrolled during the spring semester at Washington State…Played and practiced with WSU for spring schedule before transferring to Campbell…Served as the starting setter for all spring tourna-ments…Was accepted into the Honors Program at Washington State after a 4.0 semester…

Prep:A four-year letterwinner at Concord High…Twice named South Piedmont Conference Player of the year…Led Concord to three conference championships, and a runner-up finish as a junior…Led the Spiders to a 23-8-1 record during her senior season…Played as an outside hitter in addition to her setting duties, accu-mulating 328 kills, 298 assists and 145 aces as a senior…Ranked first in the state for service aces over last two seasons, and sixth in the country as a senior...Named Randolph/Asheboro Volleyball Tournament MVP as a senior after leading Concord to the tour-ney title…Attended the A2 National High Performance camp in 2009 and has played for both the Piedmont and Carolina Juniors

Volleyball Club teams…A National Honor Society member, senior scholar-athlete, class representative to student government and a member of the Keystone Club…

Personal:Full name is Heather Marie Wilson…Born Oct. 27, 1991 in Con-cord, N.C….Daughter of Stacey F. and Joseph K. Wilson III…Has one sister, Brittany (21)…Majoring in biology…

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HEATHER WILSONw Setter | 6-0 | Sophomore | Concord, N.C. | Concord HS | Washington State

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Prep:Named all-district and team MVP as a senior…Recorded 321 as-sists, 95 kills, 51 blocks, 107 digs, 47 aces during 2009 season…Finished career with 492 assists, 182 kills, 96 blocks, 191 digs, 73 aces…Earned a Presidential Scholar award while graduating with honors…Played for the Dallas Juniors at the club level…Also lettered in basketball…Member of the National Honor Society…

AVERY ANDERSONw Setter | 5-10 | RS-Freshman | Frisco, Texas | Frisco HS

5Personal:Full name is Avery Leigh Anderson…Born on March 2, 1992 in Austin, Texas…Daughter of Mary and Jack Anderson…Has three siblings, Jackson (21), Jordan (17) and Bailey (14)…Father, Jack, played football at Austin College…Brother, Jackson, is on the football team at Duke…Majoring in mass communication…

Prep:A four-time all-conference player at the prep level…Played two seasons with current Camel Jordan Reaves at Holly Springs HS…Led Holly Springs to back-to-back conference champion-ships as a freshman and sophomore…A two-time USA Volleyball Nationals participant, earning all-tournament accolades as a freshman and sophomore with Holly Springs…Won the VH1 Sand Doubles competition as a freshman and finished second in the doubles competition as a junior…Played for NC Elite, TCA and CCVC in North Carolina from 2007 to 2011, and was a member of Spike and Southend clubs in Florida in 2005 and 2006 at the club level...

Personal:Full name is Mallorie Lynn Cubillos…Born March 26, 1993 in Miami, Fla….Daughter of Fernando and Mabel Cubillos…Has two sisters, Melody (20) and Melissa (19)…Sister, Melissa, plays vol-leyball at Peace College…Major is undecided…

MALLORIE CUBILLOSw DS / Libero | 5-2 | Freshman | Holly Springs, N.C. | Holly Springs HS

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Prep:Led Colonial Forge to three district tournament and two district regular season championships in three seasons...Paced the Eagles to a region semifinals appearance, earning first team all-district, all-region and all-area nods, as well as all-Washington D.C. Metro and second team all-state (Virginia AAA) honors…Named both district and area player of the year as a senior…Earned all-area and all-district accolades, leading her club team, Metro-American Volleyball, to an East Coast Championship as a junior and a No. 11 final ranking in 2008 and 2009…Selected to participate in the 2010 High Performance Women’s Junior A3 Program, denoting the top-150 club players in the U.S….Named one of the country’s top-150 sophomores by Prepvolleyball.com

in 2008…Played her freshman season at Gilbert High in Gilbert, Ariz….Led Gilbert to the state final four…

Personal:Full name is Brooke Lauren Kelley…Born Aug. 20, 1992 in Dal-las, Texas…Daughter of Chuck and Lori Kelley…Has two siblings, Chase (21) and Hope (14)…Father, Chuck, played basketball at Hill College and Southwest Texas State…Brother, Chase, played volleyball at Missouri Baptist University…Uncle, Joe Banes, played football for the Indianapolis Colts…Plans an exercise science major at CU…

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Prep:Led the Trojans to a 5A state title as a junior, piling on 21 kills in the championship game…Named New Mexico 5A state player of the year as a junior…Led Mayfield to a district title in 2009, the schools first since 2005...A first-team all-state selection in 2008 and 2009, while earning honorable mention all-state recognition in 2007…Honored as an Academic Athlete from 2006 to 2009…

Personal:Full name is Jessica Anne Groen…Born on Sept. 20, 1991 in New Prague, Minn….Has one brother, Casey (16)…Majoring in elemen-tary education…


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Quinnipiac (2009):Saw action in 89 sets, covering 26 matches…Finished third on the team in kills (196), digs (245), service aces (19) and assists (24), and fourth in blocks (20)...Registered three double-dou-bles, including 14 kills and 12 digs in the Bobcats’ season-end-ing win over Saint Francis (Pa.)…Tallied a season-high 19 kills at Fairleigh Dickinson…

Prep:Finished her high-school career as the Sharks’ all-time leader in kills, attack percentage, hitting percentage, serve percent-age, service aces and digs…Earned the 2009 US Marine Corp Distinguished Athlete Award for displaying courage, self-confi-dence and leadership as a scholar-athlete…A three-time team MVP…Named a 2008 Florida Athletic Coaches Association (FACA)

CHELSEY PACHOUDw Outside Hitter | 5-11 | RS-Sophomore | Riverview, Fla. | Riverview HS | Quinnipiac

18All-Star, and earned All-Western Conference Volleyball First Team in 2006, 2007 and 2008…Earned the Outstanding All-Around Player award as a freshman… Served as team captain during sophomore, junior and senior years…A National Honor Society member…Played for Tampa Bay Juniors, which won the USAV Florida Region Open and participated in the Junior Olympics...Also played four years of varsity softball and three years of var-sity basketball…

Personal:Full name is Chelsey Brianna Pachoud…Born Dec. 27, 1990 in Brandon, Fla….Daughter of Fred and Marlene Pachoud…Mother, Marlene, played basketball Florida State…Has one brother, Duston (22)…Plans a business administration major at Camp-bell…

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Prep:A three-time first team all-district performer…Earned district offensive MVP honors as a senior...Also lettered in basketball and track during her prep career, earning all-district accolades as a junior and senior…Earned district championships in the 300 hurdles, triple jump and long jump, qualifying for regional com-petition in each of her four years…

Personal:Full name is Kelsey Ann Marek…Born March 31, 1991 in Round Rock, Texas…Daughter of James and Susan Marek…Has one sis-ter, Kayla (20)…Majoring in athletic training…

KELSEY MAREKw Middle Blocker | 6-0 | Junior | Taylor, Texas | Taylor HS | Temple JC

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Prep:Garnered Cap-8 All-Conference and team MVP as a senior...Guid-ed her club team to a third place finish in the Big South Qualifier in Atlanta, Ga., receiving and open bid to the Junior Olympics... arned the 4-Star Coach’s Award for character, leadership, sports-manship and teamwork, as well as the Triangle Award as a ju-nior…Led the Capitals to a Cap-7 conference championship and a Carolina Region title in 2008…Earned Carolina Region All-Tourna-ment and all-conference honorable mention accolades...Helped Broughton to a conference championship as a freshman…Also set the school 400 meter relay and high jump records her freshman and sophomore years…A National Honor Society member…

Personal:Full name is Lorin Anna Thomas…Born November 11, 1992 in Warrenton, Va….Daughter of Scott and Gina Thomas…Has three siblings, Jennifer (21), Jared (15) and Justin (13)…Plans a biol-ogy major at Campbell…

LORIN THOMASw Middle Blocker | 6-2 | Freshman | Raleigh, N.C. | Broughton HS

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Prep:Earned Eastern Carolina Conference Player of the Year honors as a senior…Served as team captain during her senior campaign…Played club volleyball with the Harnett Area Volleyball Club for five years, and with the NC High Performance International Juniors team in Wisconsin during junior campaign…Also lettered in basketball and softball, earning all-district once and all-confer-ence honors twice in softball…

Personal:Full name is Kendall Yvonne Tart…Born July 27, 1993 in Dunn, N.C.…Daughter of Dwight and Elaine Tart…Has one brother, Aus-tin (22), who plays football at Campbell…Father, Dwight, played football at East Carolina…Plans a major in exercise science…

KENDALL TARTw Right Side | 6-0 | Freshman | Dunn, N.C. | Triton HS

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Cabrillo College (2009-10):Led the Seahawks to a 28-3 overall record in 2010, including an undefeated conference mark…Named first team all-conference, first team all-Norcal and MVP of San Jose Classic…Averaged 3.30 kills and 3.13 digs per set as a sophomore…Led Cabrillo Modesto Classic, Delta Classic and San Jose Classic tournament titles, as well as the Northern California Championship…Paced the Seahawks to a No. 4 ranking in the state, and a 2010 California Final Four appearance…

ALLY RUSSOw Outside Hitter | 6-1 | Junior | Campbell, Calif. | Valley Christian HS | Cabrillo College

6Prep:Attended Valley Christian High School in San Jose, Calif….Named team MVP all four years...Played club volleyball for City Beach and Main Beach for seven years…

Personal:Full name is Alyssandra Onalee Russo…Born on Oct. 10, 1990 in San Jose, Calif….Daughter of Paul and Marlena Russo…Has one sibling, Nico (18)…Plans a kinesiology major…


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RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL MATCHES 10-17 4-3 1-10 5-4CONFERENCE 4-6 3-2 0-4 1-0NON-CONFERENCE 6-11 1-1 1-6 4-4

## STATS SUMMARY S K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SE SA/S RE DIG Dig/S BS BA Total Blk/S BE BHE Points9 GOLDBACH, Allyson 99 278 2.81 126 853 .178 15 0.15 28 39 0.28 31 264 2.67 0 29 29 0.29 0 2 320.510 WERNER,Emily 95 237 2.49 114 797 .154 16 0.17 15 13 0.16 21 170 1.79 1 49 50 0.53 4 1 277.58 REAVES, Jordan 82 159 1.94 93 595 .111 22 0.27 11 20 0.13 19 169 2.06 0 31 31 0.38 4 2 185.512 BENDY,Caitlin 95 161 1.69 54 438 .244 5 0.05 11 20 0.12 0 48 0.51 12 85 97 1.02 7 1 226.57 KOBESKI, Annie 98 134 1.37 50 348 .241 7 0.07 3 6 0.03 4 33 0.34 9 71 80 0.82 13 1 181.53 COATS, Lindsey 22 20 0.91 10 55 .182 3 0.14 0 1 0.00 0 8 0.36 1 15 16 0.73 1 0 28.514 WILSON, Heather 96 73 0.76 30 241 .178 442 4.60 27 34 0.28 1 107 1.11 1 32 33 0.34 6 9 117.019 HAMMERSLEY,Caroline 30 20 0.67 4 73 .219 12 0.40 1 2 0.03 7 22 0.73 0 22 22 0.73 0 3 32.06 TORTORELLO, Paige 52 5 0.10 4 34 .029 229 4.40 3 9 0.06 0 81 1.56 0 4 4 0.08 0 10 10.011 LEATIGAGA,Hope 58 5 0.09 0 29 .172 219 3.78 0 4 0.00 4 86 1.48 0 1 1 0.02 0 8 5.515 GARZA,Lauren 85 3 0.04 2 11 .091 12 0.14 9 21 0.11 21 219 2.58 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 12.02 CAMPBELL, Kelsey 96 2 0.02 2 30 .000 19 0.20 25 21 0.26 32 335 3.49 0 1 1 0.01 0 0 27.513 OSATO, Kelsie 1 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.01 JASNICA, Katie 4 0 0.00 3 6 -.500 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 1 1 0.25 0 0 0.5 TEAM 26 CAMPBELL............ 100 1097 10.97 492 3510 .172 1001 10.01 133 190 1.33 166 1542 15.42 24 341 194.5 1.95 35 37 1424.5 Opponents........... 100 1328 13.28 587 3747 .198 1245 12.45 167 196 1.67 133 1693 16.93 39 253 165.5 1.65 18 47 1660.5

TEAM STATISTICS CAM OPPATTACK Kills 1097 1328 Errors 492 587 Total Attacks 3510 3747 Attack Pct .172 .198 Kills/Set 11.0 13.3SET Assists 1001 1245 Assists/Set 10.0 12.4SERVE Aces 133 167 Errors 190 196 Aces/Set 1.3 1.7SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors 166 133 Errors/Set 1.7 1.3DEFENSE Digs 1542 1693 Digs/Set 15.4 16.9BLOCKING Block Solo 24 39 Block Assist 341 253 Total Blocks 194.5 165.5 Blocks/Set 1.9 1.7 Block Errors 35 18Ball handling errors 37 47ATTENDANCE Total 2529 3669 Dates/Avg Per Date 7/361 1/334 Neutral site #/Avg 9/593 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak 1 -

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE SCORE-BY-SET ATTEND Aug 27, 2010 vs Villanova L 0-3 16-25,21-25,23-25 4010 Aug 28, 2010 at North Carolina L 0-3 15-25,14-25,20-25 912 Aug 28, 2010 vs #1 Penn State L 0-3 15-25,9-25,16-25 749 Aug 31, 2010 at Duke L 0-3 9-25,14-25,23-25 389 Sep 3, 2010 at William and Mary L 1-3 25-27,25-19,20-25,18-25 152 Sep 4, 2010 vs American L 2-3 12-25,25-23,25-19,15-25,6-15 63 Sep 4, 2010 vs Hampton W 3-0 25-11,25-18,25-14 31 Sep 07, 2010 COASTAL CAROLINA L 1-3 25-21,16-25,21-25,21-25 311 Sep 10, 2010 vs East Carolina W 3-2 25-23,24-26,27-29,25-23,15-13 101 Sep 11, 2010 at Wake Forest L 0-3 22-25,16-25,16-25 296 Sep 11, 2010 vs West Virginia L 0-3 22-25,24-26,13-25 132 Sep 14, 2010 at High Point L 1-3 25-22,15-25,17-25,16-25 550 Sep 17, 2010 vs Elon W 3-1 25-20,22-25,31-29,25-15 76 Sep 18, 2010 vs NC State W 3-1 25-22,22-25,27-25,25-14 76 Sep 18, 2010 at UNCW L 1-3 25-17,24-26,23-25,19-25 275 Sep 21, 2010 NC CENTRAL W 3-0 26-24,25-11,25-23 228* Sep 29, 2010 vs USC Upstate W 3-1 25-21,25-12,18-25,25-15 102* Oct 01, 2010 EAST TENNESSEE STATE L 0-3 17-25,22-25,22-25 417* Oct 08, 2010 FLORIDA GULF COAST W 3-0 25-19,25-22,25-17 271* Oct 09, 2010 STETSON W 3-1 25-21,23-25,25-17,27-25 116* Oct 15, 2010 at Belmont L 0-3 22-25,22-25,23-25 117* Oct 16, 2010 at Lipscomb L 1-3 25-23,11-25,14-25,11-25 188 Oct 19, 2010 at Coastal Carolina W 3-2 25-14,26-28,20-25,25-12,15-13 202* Oct 29, 2010 KENNESAW STATE L 1-3 23-25,25-18,23-25,21-25 892* Oct 30, 2010 MERCER W 3-2 25-19,21-25,21-25,25-23,15-13 294* Nov 05, 2010 at Jacksonville L 0-3 17-25,22-25,20-25 403* Nov 06, 2010 at North Florida L 1-3 10-25,25-15,18-25,16-25 185

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#12 Caitlin Bendy6-0 | Middle BlockerStony Brook, N.Y. | Ward Melville HS

Senior (2010): Earned team MVP hon-ors…Led the team in blocks and hitting percentage…Finished fourth in the Atlantic Sun in blocks…Fifth in school history in hitting percentage at .251…11th in school history in block solos with 60…Second all-time in CU history block assists with 310…Ranks fourth all-time in program

history total blacks with 370…Fourth all-time in school history blocks per game with 0.94…Recorded three or more blocks in a match 13 times on the season…Hit .300 or better 10 times on the year…Set the school record for block assists and posted the third most total blocks in a single game with 12 in a 3-0 win over Florida Gulf Coast…Tallied nine block assists, fifth most for a single game in school history, adding seven kills and four digs at Lipscomb…Registered eight block assists, tied for 10th most ever for a Camel in a single match, and tacked on eight kills on 10 swings without an error in a win over North Carolina Central…Matched a career-high with 13 kills in a win at Coastal Carolina…Posted 11 kills with six blocks in a win over Elon in the UNCW Beach Bash…Notched 11 kills in a win over East Carolina in the Wake Forest Black & Gold Classic…Posted eight kills, five digs and three blocks in a win over USC Upstate…Recorded eight kills and seven blocks in a win over Stetson…Tallied nine kills, six blocks and four digs in a win over Mercer…Punched in four aces to go along with eight kills and two blocks at UNC Wilmington…Saw action in 26 matches and 95 sets, starting 25 contests…Ju-nior (2009): Earned Atlantic Sun All-Academic accolades…Named to the NC State/Hilton RTP All-Tournament team…One of 10 in the A-Sun to hit over .280 on the year…Finished eighth in the A-Sun with a .284 hitting pct….Ranked second in A-Sun with 1.13 blocks per set…One of three in the A-Sun to average over 1.00 block per set…Hit .300 or better 13 times…Notched 10 or more blocks twice with a career-high 11 vs. North Florida…Sits inside CU all-time top-10 in assisted (seventh) and total (eighth) blocks after three seasons…Became seventh Camel with 120 or more blocks in a season…Posted five or more blocks nine times and three or more blocks 25 times in 2009…Went without an at-tack error in nine matches…Posted 10 blocks, adding nine kills in win over Morgan St., hitting .692 (9-0-13)…Recorded four aces in win over Davidson…Collected career highs in kills, hitting pct., digs, blocks, points and matches played…Sophomore (2008): Named to the Elon Volleyball Classic All-Tournament Team…Re-corded 75 of team’s 202 total blocks (37 percent), posting 69 assisted and six solo blocks…Collected at least one block in 26 of 28 matches on the season, including a 14 contest streak from Sept. 2 (at High Point) until Oct. 4 (vs. North Florida)…Ranked second on the team with 0.79 blocks and 2.03 points per set…Ranked eighth in the A-Sun in blocks per set…One of three Camels to amass 190 or more points…Posted the team’s third-best kill (1.34 per set) and service ace rate (0.26 per set)…Ca-reer high nine blocks at Stetson and tied a career mark with two assists…Recorded at career best .583 hitting percentage against Charlotte in the North Carolina Central Invitational with seven kills on 12 errorless attempts…Registered a career mark of nine blocks in 3-1 win at Stetson…Posted a season-high 14 points on 10 kills, three blocks and two aces at Mercer…Helped CU rank third in the A-Sun as a team in blocks per set at 1.98…Fresh-man (2007): Earned A-Sun All-Academic honors…Knocked at least two kills in each of first 16 matches…Averaged 7.8 kills per match over final six contests of the season…Hit .300 or higher on six occasions, hitting .400 or better three times…Grabbed a block in 21-of-25 matches played on the season…Produced a 10 kill, four dig match in collegiate debut, also registering four service aces and three blocks in the 3-2 win over Loyola in the North Carolina Central Invitational…Grabbed six digs, a season

high, against East Carolina, adding a pair of kills with one ace and a single block…Collected 10 kills against UNC Wilmington in the “Battle at the Beach” Tournament, also tallying four blocks and one ace…Hit a season high .500 against North Carolina A&T, with six kills on 10 attempts with only one miscue…Knocked a season high 13 kills and seven blocks in a five game win over USC Upstate, with two aces and a pair of digs, hitting .458 on the day…Combined for 20 kills, eight blocks, eight aces and three digs in a pair of wins over NC A&T and Winston-Salem State to close out the season...Slammed a season high six aces in final performance of the year, aiding Campbell’s 3-1 win over WSSU…Prep: Prepped at Ward Melville High School… Named Long Island Player of the Year after totaling 304 kills, a .626 attack percent-age, 62 solo blocks and 59 service aces…Led Ward Melville to the New York Final Four and a 23-1 record her senior season…During her four-year career with the Patriots, her team amassed an 82-1 record winning a pair of New York State Championships…Two-time First-Team All-State, All-County and All-League honoree…Named to the Class AA All-Tournament Team following her senior year…Two-time honor roll member (2005, 06)…Also lettered in basketball…Personal: Full name is Caitlin Michelle Bendy…Born 8/17/89 in Smithtown, N.Y…Daughter of Robert and Colleen Bendy…Has one brother, Brian, and one sister, Kristin…Majoring in elementary education…

#9 Allyson Goldbach5-10 | Outside HitterJupiter, Fla. | Jupiter HS | Florida Community College-Jacksonville

Senior (2010): Named MVP of the UNCW Beach Bash…Earned Wake For-est Black & Gold Invitational All-Tourna-ment…Garnered Atlantic Sun Player of the Week honors (10/25) after posted 21 kills and 23 digs in a win at Coastal Carolina…Ranked ninth in the A-Sun in

kills per set…Led the team in kills, aces and points while rank-ing second in digs…Posted double-digit kills 14 times and digs in 10 contests…Gathered eight double-doubles…Hit .300 or better four times…Collected 20 kills three times…Posted a career-high 22 kills with 18 digs, two blocks and an ace in a win over East Carolina in the Wake Forest Black & Gold Invitational…Regis-tered 15 kills, 13 digs and four aces in a win over NC State in the UNCW Beach Bash…Tallied 20 kills with nine digs in a home win over Mercer…Notched 20 digs to go along with 15 kills, four aces and a pair of blocks in a win over Stetson…Posted 18 digs, 15 kills and two aces in a win over USC Upstate…Gathered 15 kills and 12 digs against Kennesaw State…Collected 16 digs and seven kills against West Virginia in the Wake Forest Black & Gold Invitational…Played in all 27 team games, starting 26 and playing in 99 of 100 team sets…Junior (2009): Ranked fifth in Atlantic Sun with 0.35 service aces per game…Slugged at least one ace in 18 matches, and in 15 of last 20 contests…One of five in A-Sun to notch 35 or more aces on the season…Col-lected multiple aces 13 times, with a high of four twice…Col-lected seven double-doubles…Posted a season a 20 kills with 15 digs against Mercer, adding a block for 20.5 points…Recorded double-digit kills nine times…Gathered double-digit digs 11 times…Gathered a season-high 16 digs vs. Jacksonville, adding 12 kills, three aces and a block…Collected a block in 12 of last 15 matches…Recorded double digit points in 15 contests…Fin-ished third on the team in kills and digs with 233 and 264, respectively…Posted at least 15 digs three times…Collected 15 kills, 13 digs, two blocks and an ace at North Florida…Florida CC Jacksonville (2007-08): A two-time NJCAA Division I Second Team All-American…Named preseason NJCAA Division I All-American in 2008…Named Mid-Florida Conference Player of the Year and First Team All-Conference in 2007 and 2008…Se-

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lected to the Florida Region All-State/All-Region Team as well as the Regional All-Tournament Team…Finished 20th nationally in kills per game with 4.12 in 2007…Finished sixth in NCJAA Region Eight in kills and aces per set in 2008, as well as 14th in digs…Set the FCCJ single-season record in total kills and kills per game, while amassing the second most digs in FCCJ single-sea-son history…Named FCCAA Player of the Week once in 2007 and once in 2008…Helped FCCJ to a 22-7 record and a No. 16 final national ranking in 2007…Led FCCJ to a 24-5 and a No. 20 final national ranking in 2008…Lifted FCCJ to a Mid-Florida Conference championship for the 15th consecutive season, while finishing as Atlantic District Runner-Ups…Prep: Lettered four seasons with Jupiter where the Warriors took four consecutive district cham-pionships…Led team to a regional championship and a state final four berth in 2003…Named all-conference three times, including a pair of first team honors…Collected all-county accolades from the Palm Beach Sun as a junior and senior, with an honorable mention as a sophomore…Named to the Sun Sentinel All-County First Team in 2006…Named to Palm Beach Post “One to Watch” list junior and senior seasons…Took home team offensive player of the year award as a junior, and MVP as a senior…Inducted as a Jupiter HS Wall of Fame member in 2007…Competed in Croatia in July of 2007 with Team Florida, a Junior National High Perfor-mance Team…Served as co-captain on the IVA Elite Team (club) in 2007, and on the Club Volei-Tech Elite in 2006…Notched a regional championship, followed by a regional runner-up finish with Club Volei-Tech Elite in 2005 and 2006, respectively…Com-peted in the 2006 Junior Olympics in Atlanta in 2006 with Club Volei-Tech Elite…Also lettered in soccer as a freshman and sopho-more…Received the 2006-07 Lamp of Knowledge Athletic-Scholar Award…Personal: Allyson Margaret Goldbach, born on August 14, 1989 in Coral Springs, Fla….Daughter of Edward Goldbach and Estelle Husselman…Has one sister, Jessica, and one brother, Tristan…Majoring in communication studies...

#19 Caroline Hammersley5-11 | Right SideRaleigh, N.C. | Cardinal Gibbons HS

Senior (2010): Named Atlantic Sun All-Academic…Earned team coaches award…Saw time in 30 sets spread over 10 matches, making seven starts after being sidelined by an injury…Registered three kills four times, hitting .219 on the season…Posted six blocks and three kills in a win over Florida Gulf Coast…Col-

lected six digs, four assists, three kills and two blocks in a win at Coastal Carolina…Gathered five blocks with three kills at North Florida in the season finale…Junior (2009): Collected time in 103 sets and 30 matches with 21 starts despite a shoulder injury…Posted 12 kills on 31 attempts with only a pair of errors, adding six digs and two blocks in a win over Charleston Southern in a win in the NC State Classic…Notched a personal best .423 hitting percentage at USC Upstate with 11 kills on 23 attempts and one error…Added nine digs with four blocks and an ace at USC Upstate…Picked up a season-high 10 digs with seven kills and an ace against East Tennessee State…Posted at least nine kills in five consecutive matches, beginning at Mercer and ending at ETSU…Registered a season-high three aces at Winston-Salem State…Sophomore (2008): One of six Camels to participate in all 30 team contests, starting 15 matches…Collected double-digit points twice (at Stetson and vs. North Carolina Central), both in wins…Posted a season-high 11 kills, adding six digs, two blocks and a pair of aces in a win at Stetson for 14.0 points…Recorded 13.0 points on six kills and a season-high five blocks and four service aces, adding two digs in a 3-0 win over North Caro-lina Central…Notched nine kills against Lipscomb…Played three matches at setter, collecting 57 assists, including 24 at Bel-

mont…Notched seven kills and four digs at ETSU…Averaged 0.97 kills and 0.77 digs per set on the season…Freshman (2007): Named to the A-Sun All-academic squad…Led team with 548 assists…Collected points in all 27 of CU’s 30 matches…Posted three double-double performances…Debuted with 38 assists, 10 digs, three blocks, three service aces and a kill to help CU to a 3-2 win against Loyola in the North Carolina Central Invita-tional…Totaled 132 assists, 21 digs, eight blocks, four aces and three kills in the four match NCCU tourney…Posted 37 helpers against NCCU at the Charleston Southern Invitational, with six digs and a block assist…Recorded 30 assists and 11 digs against East Carolina with an ace, a block and one kill…Collected 42 as-sists with four kills against UNC Wilmington in the UNCW “Battle at the Beach” Tournament…Knocked a season high five assists in a 3-0 rout of North Carolina A&T, adding 29 assists, a block and one dig…Collected double-double on 13 kills and 14 digs in a 3-1 victory over Atlantic Sun opponent North Florida, adding three blocks and three aces…Earned a season high 47 assists at North Carolina A&T, with 12 digs, two aces and two kills…Prep: Prepped at Cardinal Gibbons High School where the Crusaders have won eight of the last nine North Carolina Class 2A State Championships…Totaled 194 kills, 55 aces, 40 blocks, 97 digs and a .312 attack percentage playing in 29 matches during her senior season…Ranks fifth all-time in Cardinal Gibbons history in aces (167), 12th in kills (418), 13th in digs (307) and 17th in blocks (102)...During her four-year career, the Crusaders went a combined 117-13 winning three state championships…2006 All-Conference selection and a 2005 All-Conference Honorable Mention selection…Was an All-Conference performer in the high jump…Personal: Full name is Caroline Louise Hammersley…Born 3/28/89 in Lynchburg, Va…Daughter of Robert and Nancy Ham-mersley…Has one brother, Paul…Majoring in trust management…

#6 Page Tortorello5-9 | SetterMundelein, Ill. | Mundelein HS | Maine

Senior (2010): Earned Atlantic Sun All-Academic accolades…Started 12 contests at setter, totaling 18 total matches and 52 sets…Tallied 10 double-digit assist outings, including a career-high 34 against Mercer, adding 16 digs, two kills and two blocks in the win…Collected 28 assists in a win over East Carolina in the Wake Forest Black

& Gold Invitational…Registered 25 assists with six digs against American in the William & Mary Colonial Challenge…Tallied 17 as-sists and eight digs in a win over Hampton in the Colonial Chal-lenge finale…Added three blocks to go along with 18 assists in a win over Florida Gulf Coast…Junior (2009): Transferred from Maine after school cancelled its volleyball program…Saw action in 23 matches and 55 sets, collecting 13 starts…Notched 341 as-sists on the year for a 6.20 per set rate…Posted 69 total digs and 1.25 per set…Added 14 blocks and 11 aces on the year…Finished the season with 35.0 points…Posted 20 or more assists eight times on the year…Punched in multiple aces in four matches…Re-corded a season-best 33 assists vs. North Carolina Central in the Virginia Jefferson Cup Tournament, adding three digs, two aces and a block…Reached 29 assists twice during A-Sun play, both in wins at USC Upstate and vs. North Florida, respectively…Added a season-high eight digs with two blocks and a pair of kills at home against UNF…Posted 26 assists with three aces, three digs and a kill at Winston-Salem State…Sophomore (2008-at Maine): Named to the America East Academic Honor Roll for second-straight year…Helped team to a fourth place finish at the Ameri-can East Tournament…Voted team captain for Spring season…To-taled 38 assists, seven aces, five digs, four kills and one block in five matches…Freshman (2007-at Maine): Appeared in 87 games...Named America East Setter of the Week for the week of

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October 29...Totaled 24 kills, 645 assists, 142 digs, 21 service aces and 11 blocks...Led team in assists... reached double-digit assists in 24 matches...Set a career high with 62 assists, 13 digs and three kills in a win against UMBC (10/27)...Had 21 assists and 16 digs in first career game at Ball State (8/24)...Had 42 as-sists, five kills and three blocks at Stony Brook (11/2)...Had 44 assists, eight digs and three blocks at New Hampshire (10/8)...Named a Maine 2007 Rising Star...Named to the America East Academic Honor Roll…Prep: Played volleyball at Mundelein HS...Also played club volleyball for Sports Performance...Named to the First-Team as a setter for the Suburban Conference three years...Also earned All-Area honors three times from the News Sun Press...Was named to the Daily Herald All-Conference team three years...Served as a team captain multiple seasons...Also earned her team’s MVP honor twice...Also played club volleyball for the Milwaukee Sting and Sky High clubs...Personal: Full name is Paige Mitchell Tortorello…Born Jan. 4, 1989...Daughter of Bob and Carol Tortorello...Has five siblings, Ashley, Whitney, Taylor, Colton and Parker...Sister, Whitney, was a setter at Con-necticut…Cousins Sam, Liz and Katie Tortorello were setters at Penn State, Wisconsin and Boston College, respectively…Sam was a three-time all-American and US Olympic team member, while Liz also served as head women’s volleyball coach at Loyola University-Chicago…Grandfather, Tony Tortorello was an NBA and Big 10 head official...Majoring in business administration...

#10 Emily Werner5-9 | Outside HitterSarasota, Fla. | Riverview HS

Senior (2010): Named Atlantic Sun All-Academic…Played in 26 contests and 95 sets, making 22 starts…10th Camel ever to reach 1,000 career kills…Stands eighth on the CU all-time kills list with 1,137…Fifth in school history in attacks with 3,668…Gathered eighth-most block assists in school history with 195…Totaled 216

total career blocks, good for 11th all-time in CU record books…Collected eighth-most points in school history at 1,356.5, post-ing 3.26 per set for 10th all-time…Finished second on the team in kills, second in points, third in blocks and fourth in digs as a senior…Tallied 10 double-figure kill and seven double-figure dig matches…Notched six double-doubles on the season, finishing her career with 26…Posted a season-high 17 kills with 12 digs and five assists in a win over USC Upstate…Matched a season-high 17 kills in a win over Stetson, adding eight digs…Recorded 15 kills and 11 digs against East Tennessee State…Gathered 12 kills and 11 digs against West Virginia in the Wake Forest Black & Gold Invitational…Tallied 15 digs and 11 kills at UNC Wilmington in the UNCW Beach Bash…Notched 14 digs and 11 kills with two blocks in a win over North Carolina Central…Registered 13 digs and 10 kills with three blocks against American in the William & Mary Colonial Challenge…Junior (2009): Named to the 2009 NCCSIA All-State Volleyball Team …Earned Atlantic Sun All-Aca-demic accolades…Tallied 10.0 or more points 22 times…Reached 10 or more kills in 18 of 32 matches, including 14 times in conference play…Led CU in kills 18 times…Sits just outside CU all-time top-10 in kills, attacks and points…Ranks 10th all-time in CU points per set with 3.36 a frame…Finished 10th in Atlantic Sun points per set with 3.41…Posted eight double-doubles in 2009 with 20 on her career…Posted career-highs in kills, attack percentage and points in 2009…Led the team in kills, attacks and points…Notched a career high 22 digs vs. Jacksonville, add-ing 16 kills…Posted a career high seven blocks vs. North Florida with 10 kills and seven digs…Tallied 21 kills, 13 digs, four blocks and four aces for 27.0 points while hitting .367 against East Tennessee State, just a half point away from tying a personal high…Clocked 18 kills with 19 digs vs. High Point…Sophomore

(2008): Finished ninth in A-Sun points standings at 3.21 per set…Ranked 10th in the A-Sun with 2.74 kills per set…Named honorable mention A-Sun Player of the Week on Sept. 15 after posting a double-double with 14 kills and 10 digs in a 3-1 victory over Stetson…Led team in sets played (102), matches played (30), matches started (29), kills (277), attack attempts (940) and points (327.0)...Ended the year with nearly 120 more kills than any other Camel…Ranked among CU’s top three in service aces (third, 25) and digs (third, 210)…Notched 13 double-digit kills contests, including 10 over the final 16 matches…Posted 54 kills over a three match stretch, with 16 against Stetson, 17 at ETSU and a season-high 21 at USC Upstate…Collected six double-doubles on the season…Averaged 4.10 points per set in CU wins, including 3.36 kills per frame…Recorded 11 kills and seven digs in team’s first win of the season over North Caro-lina A&T in the Elon Invitational…Collected a season-high 24.0 points in at USC Upstate on 21 kills, two aces and a pair of block assists, adding 10 digs…Connected with 16 kills on 35 errorless attempts for a .457 hitting percentage, adding four digs while sweeping Stetson in three sets at home…Freshman (2007): Registered 16 double digit kill matches, with seven double figure dig contests…Posted six double-doubles on the year…Grabbed double digit points on 22 occasions, tallying 15 or more eight times…One of three Camels with 200 kills…Knocked 297 kills on the year, god for second on the squad…Opened her collegiate ca-reer with a double-double performance, collecting 13 kills and 10 digs as CU defeated Loyola in the opening contest of the North Carolina Central Invitational…Ended the NCCU tourney with 46 kills, 22 digs, seven blocks and six aces, earning all-tournament honors...Posted the sixth highest hitting percentage in CU single game history against Winston-Salem State with a rate of .700 on the day (8-1-10)…Against NCCU in the Charleston Southern In-vitational, registered 16 kills and 14 digs with a pair of aces and one block solo…Gathered 15 kills and 10 digs against Stetson in the CSU tournament…At Gardner-Webb, notched 15 kills, hitting .412 (15-1-34) with nine digs, two block solos and an ace…In a 3-1 win over North Florida, compiled 10 digs and seven kills with three block assists…Totaled 13 kills and 10 digs with two aces and a single block against NCCU in Carter Gym…Hit .324 on 17 kills and 37 attempts against A-Sun rival East Tennessee State, adding four blocks…Earned A-Sun Player of the Week honors on 11/12/07 after grasping a pair of double-doubles against North Carolina A&T and Winston-Salem State, knocking a career high 27.5 points, 23 kills and 17 digs against the Aggies with four blocks and two aces, while putting up 12 kills and digs each on the Rams, with three blocks and a pair of aces…Prep: Prepped at Riverview High School…Two-time First Team All-State performer for the Rams…Helped guide Riverview to district championships in 2004, 05, 06…The Rams posted a combined record of 107-15 during her four-year stint…Had 404 kills, 53 blocks, 173 digs, 56 aces and a .420 attack percentage her senior season…Totaled 1,269 kills, 176 blocks, 709 digs, 261 aces and a .420 attack percentage over her career…Personal: Full name is Emily Ann Werner…Born 8/24/88 in Valparaiso, Ind.…Daughter of Mark and Sally Werner…Has one brother, Mark…Majoring in elementary education…

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Three Games:Kills:1. 24 Kristine Rogers vs. Samford (11/20/97)2. 23 Norma Bense vs. Baptist (11/11/89)3. 22 Jennie Heires vs. Mt. Olive (10/15/90) 22 Tabitha Turner at Savannah State (10/13/04) 22 Tabitha Turner at Florida Atlantic (10/15/05) 22 Taylor Deering vs. Norfolk State (9/8/07)6. 20 Kristine Rogers vs. College of Charleston (10/29/97) 20 Femi Alabi at High Point (10/31/06)8. 19 Kristine Rogers vs. Wofford (10/7/95) 18 Kristine Rogers vs. UNC Charlotte (10/1/97) 18 Alissa Brackeen vs. Savannah State (11/12/05)

Assists:1. 55 Pam Hughes vs. North Carolina A&T (9/22/00)2. 53 Briana Sandburg vs. UNC Greensboro (9/19/97)3. 47 Pam Hughes at UNC Wilmington (10/10/00)4. 46 Pam Hughes vs. Stetson (10/28/00)5. 45 Sarah Dillon vs. Mercer (10/2/04)6. 43 Briana Sandburg vs. Elon (10/20/98)7. 42 Pam Hughes vs. Troy (10/7/00) 42 Pam Hughes at Stetson (10/16/00)9. 40 Amanda Pfeifer at South Carolina State (9/1/01) 40 Sarah Dillon at High Point (10/31/06)

Digs:1. 33 Lynn Mazza vs. Coastal Carolina (11/13/92)2. 27 Melissa Harvey vs. Norfolk State (9/8/07)3. 26 Kristine Rogers vs. Samford (11/20/97)4. 25 Crystal Brim at UNC Greensboro (10/3/00)5. 24 Brooke Sandburg vs. Georgia State (11/6/98) 24 Kristine Rogers vs. Georgia State (10/19/96)7. 23 Abby Jenkins vs. North Carolina A&T (9/22/00) 23 Brooke Sandburg vs. Elon (10/20/98)9. 20 Elisabeth Ennis vs. USC Upstate (10/9/08)

10. 19 Elisabeth Ennis vs. Stetson (11/8/08) 19 Kelsey Campbell at Belmont (10/15/10)

Four Games:Kills:1. 30 Jennie Heires at Coastal Carolina (11/7/89)2. 28 Norma Bense vs. Coastal Carolina (11/7/89)3. 27 Tabitha Turner at North Carolina A&T (9/18/04) 27 Kara Lewis at UNC Greensboro (10/3/00)5. 26 Kristine Rogers vs. Liberty (10/11/95)6. 25 Rachel Templin at Charleston Southern (10/26/05)7. 24 Rachel Templin vs. UNC Wilmington (11/2/04)8. 23 Rachel Templin at Stetson (10/14/05) 23 Kara Lewis vs. Texas Southern (9/13/02) 23 Tabitha Turner at Charleston Southern (10/26/05) 23 Emily Werner at North Carolina A&T (11/7/07)

Assists:1. 65 Pam Hughes vs. Georgia State (11/3/00)2. 64 Pam Hughes vs. High Point (10/26/99)3. 63 Pam Hughes at Elon (10/26/99)4. 62 Pam Hughes at High Point (10/10/00)5. 59 Amanda Pfeifer vs. High Point (9/14/01)6. 58 Pam Hughes vs. Jacksonville State (10/22/99)7. 54 Sarah Dillon vs. Charleston Southern (8/26/06)8. 53 Alissa Brackeen vs. Gardner-Webb (10/1/02) 53 Pam Hughes at UNC Greensboro (10/3/00)10. 51 Tawnee Hensel at North Carolina A&T (9/18/04) 51 Sarah Dillon vs. UNC Wilmington (11/7/06) 51 Hope Leatigaga at USC Upstate (11/15/08)

Digs:1. 37 Kristine Rogers vs. Davidson (11/8/96)2. 34 Kristine Rogers vs. Mercer (10/18/96)3. 33 Lynn Mazza vs. Catawba (9/19/92)4. 31 Crystal Sieber at Charleston Southern (10/26/05)5. 29 Brooke Sandburg vs. Stetson (10/15/98)6. 28 Melissa Harvey vs. Charleston Southern (8/26/06)7. 27 Crystal Sieber vs. UNC Asheville (9/10/04) 27 Briana Sandburg vs. Stetson (10/15/98) 27 Lauren Garza vs. Coastal Carolina (9/7/10)10. 26 Melissa Harvey vs. NC Central (10/10/06) 26 Melissa Harvey vs. North Florida (10/6/07)

Five Games:Kills:1. 35 Yolanda White vs. Coastal Carolina (10/10/92)2. 32 Jennie Heires vs. College of Charleston (10/23/90)3. 31 Lynne Mazza vs. UNC Greensboro (9/30/94)4. 30 Jennie Heires vs. Davidson (9/25/90) 30 Kristine Rogers vs. College of Charleston (10/11/97)6. 29 Kristine Rogers vs. College of Charleston (10/24/95)6. 29 Tabitha Turner at Stetson (10/16/04)8. 28 Kristine Rogers vs. Georgia State (10/20/95)8. 28 Kara Lewis at Samford (10/14/00)10. 27 Tabitha Turner vs. UNC Greensboro (10/19/04)

Assists:1. 75 Beverly Shepard vs. College of Charleston (10/23/90)2. 70 Pam Hughes at USC Upstate (10/30/99)3. 69 Sarah Dillon vs. UNC Greensboro (10/19/04)4. 69 Pam Hughes vs. Samford (10/23/99)5. 68 Jenny Bueno vs. UNC Greensboro (9/30/94)6. 67 Amanda Pfeifer at North Carolina A&T (9/15/01) 67 Pam Hughes vs. Coastal Carolina (9/29/99)8. 64 Amanda Pfeifer vs. Winthrop (9/14/01) 64 Sarah Dillon at Lipscomb (10/30/04)10. 62 Pam Hughes at Samford (10/14/00)

Digs:1. 43 Melissa Harvey at Lipscomb (10/13/06)2. 39 Kristine Rogers vs. UNC Greensboro (9/30/94)3. 38 Melissa Harvey at North Carolina A&T (11/9/06)4. 37 Sarah Hill vs. Mercer (10/24/09)5. 35 Abby Jenkins at Florida Atlantic (9/8/00)6. 34 Jenny Bueno vs. UNC Greensboro (9/30/94)7. 31 Kristine Rogers vs. College of Charleston (10/11/97)8. 30 Jenny Bueno vs. Davidson (9/9/95) 30 Alissa Brackeen at Jacksonville (10/15/04) 30 Abby Jenkins vs. Robert Morris (9/16/00)

Overall:Kills1. 35 Yolanda White vs. Coastal Carolina (10/10/92)2. 32 Jennie Heires vs. College of Charleston (10/23/90)3. 31 Lynne Mazza vs. UNC Greensboro (9/30/94)4. 30 Jennie Heires at Coastal Carolina (11/7/89) 30 Kristine Rogers vs. College of Charleston (10/11/97) 30 Jennie Heires vs. Davidson (9/25/90)7. 29 Kristine Rogers vs. College of Charleston (10/24/95) 29 Tabitha Turner at Stetson (10/16/04)9. 28 Norma Bense vs. Coastal Carolina (11/7/89) 28 Kristine Rogers vs. Georgia State (10/20/95) 28 Kara Lewis at Samford (10/14/00)

Attack % (min. 10 att).1. .800 Yolanda White vs. Shaw (10/25/91)2. .733 Rachel Templin vs. Winston-Salem State (10/17/06)3. .714 Femi Alabi vs. Winston-Salem State (10/17/06) .714 Norma Bense vs. Pembroke State (10/12/89) .714 Yolanda White at Methodist (9/24/91)6. .700 Emily Werner vs. Winston-Salem State (8/28/07)7. .692 Norma Bense vs. Mt. Olive (10/15/90)8. .684 Wyndy Van Hoy vs. Charleston Southern (10/18/91)

Assists1. 75 Beverly Shepard vs. College of Charleston (10/23/90)2. 70 Pam Hughes at USC Upstate (10/30/99)3. 69 Sarah Dillon vs. UNC Greensboro (10/19/04) 69 Pam Hughes vs. Samford (10/23/99)5. 68 Amanda Pfeifer at Mercer (11/9/01) 68 Jenny Bueno vs. UNC Greensboro (9/30/94)7. 67 Amanda Pfeifer at North Carolina A&T (9/15/01) 67 Pam Hughes vs. Coastal Carolina (10/18/91)9. 65 Pam Hughes vs. Georgia State (11/3/00)10. 64 Amanda Pfeifer vs. Winthrop (9/14/01) 64 Sarah Dillon at Lipscomb (10/30/04) 64 Pam Hughes vs. High Point (10/26/99)

Digs1. 43 Melissa Harvey at Lipscomb (10/13/06)2. 39 Kristine Rogers vs. UNC Greensboro (9/30/94)3. 38 Melissa Harvey at North Carolina A&T (11/9/06)4. 37 Kristine Rogers vs. Davidson (11/8/96) 37 Sarah Hill vs. Mercer (1024/09)6. 34 Jenny Bueno vs. UNC Greensboro (9/30/94) 34 Kristine Rogers at Mercer (10/18/96)8. 33 Lynne Mazza vs. Catawba (9/19/92) 33 Lynne Mazza at Coastal Carolina (11/13/92)10. 31 Crystal Sieber at Charleston Southern (10/26/05) 31 Kristine Rogers vs. College of Charleston (10/11/97)

Aces1. 10 Lynne Mazza vs. Radford (9/21/92)2. 9 Lynne Mazza vs. Mt. Olive (10/3/92)3. 9 Lynne Mazza vs. UNC Asheville (10/17/92)4. 8 7 tied at, most recent, Sarah Hill at Elon (9/5/08)

Block Solos1. 11 Norma Bense at Methodist (9/12/89)2. 9 Jennie Heires vs. College of Charleston (10/23/90)3. 8 Rachel Templin at Lipscomb (10/13/06)4. 6 5 tied at 6

Block Assists1. 12 Caitlin Bendy vs. Florida Gulf Coast (10/8/10)2. 10 Jennie Heires at Mt. Olive (10/10/90) 10 Rachel Templin vs. ETSU (9/30/06) 10 Caitlin Bendy vs. Morgan State (8/28/09)5. 9 Rachel Templin vs. Texas A&M Corpus Christi (9/10/05) 9 Jennie Heires vs. College of Charleston (10/23/90) 9 Ashley Weers vs. ETSU (10/11/08) 9 Caitlin Bendy at Stetson (9/12/08) 9 Caitlin Bendy at Lipscomb (10/16/10)10. 8 Brittany Rusin vs. Texas A&M Corpus Christi (9/10/05) 8 Femi Alabi vs. North Florida (10/6/07) 8 Katie Stallings vs. ETSU (10/11/08) 8 Caitlin Bendy vs. North Florida (11/7/09) 8 Caitlin Bendy vs. NC Central (9/21/10)

Total Blocks1. 16 Jennie Heires vs. College of Charleston (10/23/90)2. 13 Norma Bense at Methodist (9/12/89)3. 12 Jennie Heires vs. Xavier (10/12/90) 12 Caitlin Bendy vs. Florida Gulf Coast (10/8/10)5. 11 Jennie Heires at Mt. Olive (10/10/90) 11 Cindy Oppenheimer vs. Georgia State (11/20/98) 11 Kara Lewis at East Carolina (10/29/02) 11 Rachel Templin at Lipscomb (10/13/06) 11 Rachel Templin vs. ETSU (9/30/06) 11 Ashley Weers vs. ETSU (10/11/08) 11 Caitlin Bendy vs. North Florida (11/7/09)

Gore Arena RecordsTeamOverallKills .......................................80 Mercer (10/24/09)Attack Errors ............................39 ETSU (10/16/09)Attack Attempts .................... 253 Mercer (10/24/09)Hitting Pct .........392 vs. Stetson, 48-8-102 (9/12/09)Assists ..............................73 vs. Mercer (10/24/09)Service Aces .............................. 11 FGCU (9/11/09)Service Errors ...........................18 ETSU (10/11/08)Return Errors ........................ 11 vs. FGCU (9/11/09)Digs..................................... 128 Mercer (10/24/09)Block Solos ........................7 vs. Lipscomb (10/3/09)Block Assists ......................... 30 vs. FGCU (10/8/10)Total Blocks ............ 15.0, 2x, mr vs. FGCU (10/8/10)Ball Handling Errors ..............4 vs. Mercer (10/30/10)Points ................................. 92.0 Mercer (10/24/09)

CampbellKills ..................................78 vs. Mercer (10/24/09)Attack Errors ................34 vs. Jacksonville (11/6/09)Attack Attempts ............... 247 vs. Mercer (10/24/09)Hitting Pct .........392 vs. Stetson, 48-8-102 (9/12/09)Assists ..............................73 vs. Mercer (10/24/09)Service Aces ........... 10, 2x, mr vs. Stetson (10/9/10)Service Errors ......... 12, 2x, mr vs. Stetson (10/9/10)Return Errors ........................ 11 vs. FGCU (9/11/09)Digs................................ 123 vs. Mercer (10/24/09)Block Solos ........................7 vs. Lipscomb (10/3/09)Block Assists ......................... 30 vs. FGCU (10/8/10)Total Blocks ............ 15.0, 2x, mr vs. FGCU (10/8/10)Ball Handling Errors ..............4 vs. Mercer (10/30/10)Points ............................ 86.0 vs. Mercer (10/24/09)

InvividualOverallKills ..............23, Kaley Read, North Florida (10/4/08)Attack Attempts 70 Rachel Urbelis, Mercer (10/24/09)Hitting Pct. (min. 10 atts.) ....................636, 14-0-22.............................. Ashley Weers vs. UNF (11/7/09)Assists ................ 57 Jake Pease, Lipscomb (10/3/09)SA .. 4, 7x, mr Allyson Goldbach vs. Stetson (10/9/10)Digs............40 Shelly Walroth, Jacksonville (11/6/09)Blocks (BS-BA)... 12 Caitlin Bendy vs. FGCU (10/8/10)Points ...........31.5, Rachel Urbelis, Mercer (10/24/09)

CampbellKills .............. 22 Ashley Weers vs. Mercer (10/24/09)Attack Attempts .63 Allyson Goldbach vs. Mercer (10/30/10)Hitting Pct. (min. 10 atts.) ....................636, 14-0-22.............................. Ashley Weers vs. UNF (11/7/09)Assists ..........42 Hope Leatigaga vs. ETSU (10/16/09)SA .. 4, 4x, mr Allyson Goldbach vs. Stetson (10/9/10)Digs....................37 Sarah Hill vs. Mercer (10/24/09)Blocks (BS-BA)... 12 Caitlin Bendy vs. FGCU (10/8/10)Points ........24.5, Ashley Weers vs. Mercer (10/24/09)

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Three Games:Kills:1. 59 ........................ at North Carolina A&T (9/22/00)2. 56 .......................... vs. Savannah State (11/12/05)3. 54 ............................ at UNC Greensboro (10/7/98) 54 ........................................ vs. Mercer (10/2/04)5. 53 ............................ at UNC Wilmington (10/6/00)6. 52 ................................at UNC Asheville (9/22/00) 52 ............................................vs. Troy (10/2/00) 52 ..................................... vs. Stetson (10/28/00)9. 51 ........................... at Savannah State (10/13/04)10. 50 ...........................at UNC Wilmington (11/12/99) 50 .......................................at Stetson (10/16/99) 50 ............................vs. Savannah State (8/26/06) 50 ................................. vs. Norfolk State (9/8/07)

Assists:1. 57 ....................... vs. North Carolina A&T (9/22/00)2. 53 .......................... vs. Savannah State (11/12/05)3. 52 ........................................ vs. Mercer (10/2/04)4. 51 ........................... at Savannah State (10/13/04)5. 49 ............................ at UNC Wilmington (10/6/00) 49 ............................. at Savannah State (8/26/06)7. 47 ................................at UNC Asheville (9/22/00)8. 46 ..................................... vs. Stetson (10/28/00) 46 ............................................vs. Troy (10/7/00) 46 .......................................at Stetson (10/16/99)

Digs:1. 138 ........................ vs. Coastal Carolina (11/13/92)2. 109 ...............................at Georgia State (11/6/98)3. 86 ............................ at UNC Wilmington (10/6/00)4. 83 .....................................vs. American (9/18/99)5. 80 .......................................... vs. Elon (10/20/98)6. 78 ........................... vs. Coastal Carolina (10/1/93)7. 77 ............................ at UNC Greensboro (10/7/98)8. 75 .......................................at Stetson (10/16/99)9. 74 ........................................ vs. Mercer (9/15/01)10. 72 ....................... vs. North Carolina A&T (9/22/00)

Four Games:Kills:1. 81 ...............................vs. Georgia State (11/3/00)2. 77 ..................................... vs. Stetson (10/18/94)3. 75 .....................................vs. Davidson (11/8/96)4. 74 ................................... at High Point (10/10/00)5. 73 ........................................... at Elon (10/26/99)6. 71 ....................................vs. High Point (9/14/01) 71 ....................................vs. High Point (11/3/99)8. 69 ....................... vs. Jacksonville State (10/22/99)9. 66 ....................................vs. High Point (9/23/03) 66 ..................... vs. Charleston Southern (8/26/06)

Assists:1. 69 ....................................vs. High Point (11/3/99)2. 68 ...............................vs. Georgia State (11/3/00)3. 67 .....................................vs. Davidson (11/8/96)4. 66 ....................................vs. High Point (9/14/01)5. 65 ........................................... at Elon (10/26/99)

65 ................................... at High Point (10/10/00)7. 64 ....................... vs. Jacksonville State (10/22/99)8. 62 ..................... vs. Charleston Southern (8/26/06)9. 61 ............................ at UNC Greensboro (10/3/00)10. 60 ......................... vs. Tennessee-Martin (9/16/06)

Digs:1. 129 ................vs. Virginia Commonwealth (9/19/92)2. 122 .....................................vs. Carawba (9/19/92)3. 121 .................................... vs. Stetson (10/18/94)4. 117 .................................... vs. Stetson (10/15/98)5. 113 ........................ vs. UNC Wilmington (10/27/93)6. 111 .......................... vs. UNC Wilmington (11/1/94)7. 101 ....................................vs. Davidson (11/8/96)8. 95 .......................... at UNC Greensboro (10/14/00) 95 ........................... vs. Florida Atlantic (10/13/94)10. 93 ................................vs. North Florida (10/6/07)

Five Games:Kills:1. 91 .................. vs. College of Charleston (10/23/90)2. 81 ............................... vs. Robert Morris (9/16/00) 81 ............................... vs. East Carolina (11/9/94) 81 ........................ at North Carolina A&T (9/15/01) 81 ..................................... at Samford (10/14/00)6. 80 ................................at USC Upstate (10/30/99)7. 79 .................................... vs. Samford (10/23/99)8. 78 .......................................vs. Mercer (10/24/09)9. 77 ........................... vs. Coastal Carolina (9/29/99)10. 76 ..................................... vs. Winthrop (9/14/01)

Assists:1. 81 .................. vs. College of Charleston (10/23/90)2. 80 ................................at USC Upstate (10/30/99)3. 77 ........................ at North Carolina A&T (9/15/01)4. 74 ............................... vs. Robert Morris (9/16/00)5. 73 .........................vs. UNC Greensboro (10/19/04) 73 .......................................vs. Mercer (10/24/09)7. 72 ........................... vs. Coastal Carolina (9/29/99) 72 .................................... vs. Samford (10/23/99) 72 ..................................... vs. Winthrop (9/14/01)10. 71 .................................... at Lipscomb (10/13/06)

Digs:1. 144 ..........................vs. UNC Greensboro (9/30/94)2. 127 ......................................vs. Wofford (11/9/95)3. 126 ......................................vs. Davidson (9/1/95)4. 123 .................................... vs. Mercer (10/24//09)5. 122 .............................vs. East Carolina (10/16/90)6. 118 ....................... at North Carolina A&T (9/15/01)7. 118 .................................at USC Upstate (9/10/99)8. 113 ............................vs. Georgia State (11/20/98)9. 112 .................................... vs. Winthrop (9/14/01)10. 109 ................................... at Lipscomb (10/13/06)

Overall:Kills1. 91 .................. vs. College of Charleston (10/23/90)2. 82 ..........................................at Mercer (11/9/01)3. 81 ............................... vs. Robert Morris (9/16/00) 81 ............................... vs. East Carolina (11/9/94) 81 ........................ at North Carolina A&T (9/15/01) 81 ..................................... at Samford (10/14/00) 81 ...............................vs. Georgia State (11/3/00)8. 80 ................................at USC Upstate (10/30/99)9. 79 .................................... vs. Samford (10/23/99)10. 78 .......................................vs. Mercer (10/24/09)

Attack %1. .561 ......................... vs. UNC Pembroke (10/12/98)2. .493 .................vs. Winston-Salem State (10/17/06)3. .435 ........................... vs. Savannah State (9/4/04)4. .430 ..................................vs. Mt. Olive (10/15/90)5. .413 .................................. vs. Bucknell (10/10/94)6. .407 ......................... at Savannah State (10/13/04)7. .407 ...........................vs. Georgia State (10/12/96)8. .400 .................. vs. Winston-Salem State (8/28/07)9. .392 ..................................... vs. Stetson (9/12/09)10. .342 ..................at Winston-Salem State (10/13/09)

Assists1. 81 .................. vs. College of Charleston (10/23/90)2. 80 ................................at USC Upstate (10/30/99)3. 77 ........................ at North Carolina A&T (9/15/01)4. 74 ............................... vs. Robert Morris (9/16/00)5. 73 .........................vs. UNC Greensboro (10/19/04) 73 ..........................................at Mercer (11/9/01) 73 .......................................vs. Mercer (10/24/09)8. 72 ........................... vs. Coastal Carolina (9/29/99) 72 .................................... vs. Samford (10/23/99) 72 ..................................... vs. Winthrop (9/14/01)

Digs1. 144 ..........................vs. UNC Greensboro (9/30/94)

2. 138 ..........................at Coastal Carolina (11/13/92)3. 130 ..................................... at Davidson (11/5/97)4. 127 ....................................... at Wofford (11/9/95)5. 123 ......................................vs. Mercer (10/24/09)6. 122 .............................vs. East Carolina (10/16/90) 122 .....................................vs. Catawba (9/19/92)8. 121 .................................... vs. Stetson (10/18/94)9. 118 ....................... at North Carolina A&T (9/15/01) 118 .................................at USC Upstate (9/10/99)

Aces1. 24 ............................. vs. Savannah State (9/4/04)2. 23 ................................. vs. NC Central (10/16/07)3. 21 ......................................vs. Catawba (9/19/92)4. 20 .........................................vs. Loyola (8/24/07)5. 18 ..................................... vs. Mt. Olive (10/5/91) 18 ..................................... vs. Mt. Olive (10/3/92) 18 .............................. at James Madison (9/24/93) 18 .............................at UNC Pembroke (10/16/98)9. 17 ........................... at Savannah State (10/26/06) 17 ...................vs. Winston-Salem State (10/17/06) 17 ............................................ at UNCW (9/9/07)

Block Solos1. 32 .......................................vs. Davidson (9/5/92)2. 15 ......................................at Methodist (9/12/89)3. 14 .................................... at Lipscomb (10/13/06)4. 13 ....................................... vs. Queens (9/15/90) 13 .................. vs. College of Charleston (10/23/90) 13 ...................................... at Winthrop (9/29/89) 13 ............................................. at Elon (9/19/00)

Block Assists1. 30 ......................... vs. Florida Gulf Coast (10/8/10)2. 28 ....................................... vs. Stetson (10/7/06)3. 25 .................................... at Lipscomb (10/16/10)4. 24 .......................................... vs. ETSU (9/30/06) 24 ................................. vs. NC Central (10/10/06) 24 .................................at Jacksonville (10/27/06) 24 .............. vs. Texas A&M Corpus Christi (9/10/05) 24 ........................................ vs. Barton (9/30/05) 24 .....................................at Mt. Olive (10/10/90) 24 ..........................................at ETSU (10/20/07)

Total Blocks1. 37.0 .....................................vs. Davidson (9/5/92)2. 21.5 ........................................... at Elon (9/19/00)3. 21.0 ....................................at Methodist (9/12/89)4. 21.0 ................ vs. College of Charleston (10/23/90)5. 20.0 .................................. at Lipscomb (10/13/06)6. 19.5 ....................................at Methodist (9/24/91)7. 15.0 ..............................vs. North Florida (11/7/09) 15.0 ....................... vs. Florida Gulf Coast (10/8/10)9. 13.0 ...................................vs. Lipscomb (10/3/09)10. 12.5 .................................. at Lipscomb (10/16/10)

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Individual Single Season RecordsKills1. Kristine Rogers ....................................549 (1995) 2. Kristine Rogers .....................................523 (1997)3. Yolanda White ......................................516 (1992)4. Jennie Heires........................................498 (1990)5. Jennie Heires........................................467 (1989)

Kills Average1. Jennie Heires.......................................4.36 (1989)2. Kristine Rogers ....................................4.32 (1995)3. Jennie Heires.......................................4.22 (1990)4. Kristine Rogers ....................................4.12 (1997)5. Kara Lewis ..........................................4.11 (2001)

Attack attempts1. Kristine Rogers ...................................1453 (1995)2. Kristine Rogers ...................................1431 (1997)3. Yolanda White ....................................1329 (1992)4. Kara Lewis .........................................1197 (2000)5. Jennie Heires......................................1178 (1990)

Attack pct.1. Ashley Weers .......................................368 (2009)2. Rachel Templin .....................................345 (2006)3. Femi Alabi ............................................328 (2006)4. Kara Lewis ...........................................294 (2001) Femi Alabi ............................................294 (2007)6. Tinsley Gordon .....................................285 (2000)

Assists1. Briana Sandburg .................................1245 (1997)2. Pam Hughes .......................................1243 (2000)3. Briana Sandburg .................................1241 (1998)4. Jenny Bueno ......................................1190 (1995)5. Amanda Pfeifer ...................................1171 (2001)

Assists Avg.1. Amanda Pfeifer ..................................11.26 (2001)2. Jenny Bueno .....................................10.84 (1994)3. Pam Hughes ......................................10.72 (2000)4. Briana Sandburg ................................10.34 (1998)5. Pam Hughes ......................................10.28 (1999)

Service aces1. Lynne Mazza ......................................... 88 (1992)2. Lynne Mazza ......................................... 84 (1991)3. Lynne Mazza ......................................... 82 (1994)4. Ashley Weers ........................................ 67 (2006)5. Tinsley Gordon ...................................... 64 (1998)

Digs1. Melissa Harvey .....................................539 (2006)2. Kristine Rogers .....................................509 (1997)3. Melissa Harvey .....................................481 (2007)4. Abby Jenkins ........................................458 (2000)5. Lynne Mazza ........................................448 (1992)

Digs Avg.1. Melissa Harvey ....................................4.86 (2006)2. Kristine Rogers ....................................4.74 (1996)3. Melissa Harvey ....................................4.41 (2007)4. Kristine Rogers ....................................4.01 (1997)

5. Crystal Brim ........................................3.98 (2001)

Block solos1. Jennie Heires......................................... 79 (1990)2. Jennie Heires......................................... 61 (1989)3. Robin Marshall ....................................... 56 (1992)4. Norma Bense ........................................ 50 (1989)5. Kara Lewis ........................................... 47 (2000) Cindy Oppenheimer ................................ 47 (1997)

Block assists1. Cindy Oppenheimer ...............................121 (1997)2. Caitlin Bendy ........................................106 (2009)3. Rachel Templin ....................................105 (2005)4. Rachel Templin ...................................... 95 (2006)5. Femi Alabi ............................................ 93 (2006)

Total blocks1. Cindy Oppenheimer ...............................168 (1997)2. Jennie Heires........................................143 (1990)3. Rachel Templin .....................................131 (2005)4. Caitlin Bendy ........................................128 (2009)5. Rachel Templin .....................................126 (2006)

Points1. Jennie Heires.....................................652.5 (1990)2. Kristine Rogers ..................................620.5 (1995)3. Kristine Rogers ..................................611.5 (1997)4. Yolanda White ...................................609.0 (1992)5. Jennie Heires.....................................593.0 (1989)

Team Single Season RecordsKills1. 1997 ........................................................... 18162. 2000 ........................................................... 17213. 1998 ........................................................... 15534. 1995 ........................................................... 15245. 2001 ........................................................... 1519

Attack Percentage1. 2004 ............................................................ .2142. 1989 ............................................................ .2003. 2001 ............................................................ .1993. 1994 ............................................................ .1995. 1995 ............................................................ .195

Kill Average1. 2001 .......................................................... 14.612. 2000 .......................................................... 13.993. 1994 .......................................................... 13.434. 2006 .......................................................... 13.115. 2004 .......................................................... 13.01

Assists1. 1997 ........................................................... 15142. 2000 ........................................................... 14733. 2001 ........................................................... 13594. 1995 ........................................................... 13545. 1998 ........................................................... 1345

Assists Average1. 2001 .......................................................... 13.072. 2006 .......................................................... 12.02

3. 2000 .......................................................... 11.984. 2004 .......................................................... 11.925. 1994 .......................................................... 11.80

Aces1. 1993 ............................................................. 2892. 1991 ............................................................. 2883. 1994 ............................................................. 2854. 2007 ............................................................. 2645. 2006 ............................................................. 260

Aces Average1. 1994 ............................................................ 2.692. 1991 ............................................................ 2.643. 1993 ............................................................ 2.544. 2007 ............................................................ 2.425. 2006 ............................................................ 2.34

Digs1. 1992 ........................................................... 21412. 2998 ........................................................... 21163. 1997 ........................................................... 20464. 2000 ........................................................... 20085. 1995 ........................................................... 1933

Digs Average1. 1998 .......................................................... 17.632. 2001 .......................................................... 17.333. 1994 .......................................................... 17.154. 2000 .......................................................... 16.335. 2009 .......................................................... 15.50

Block Solos1. 1989 ............................................................. 1732. 1992 ............................................................. 1663. 1990 ............................................................. 1524. 1997 ............................................................. 1305. 1991 ............................................................. 104

Block Assists1. 1997 ............................................................. 4282. 2005 ............................................................. 4013. 2009 ............................................................. 3994. 2006 ............................................................. 3865. 2010 ............................................................. 341

Total Blocks1. 1990 .......................................................... 387.02. 1997 .......................................................... 344.03. 2006 .......................................................... 274.04. 1989 .......................................................... 273.05. 2009 .......................................................... 265.5

Blocks Average1. 1990 ............................................................ 3.282. 1989 ............................................................ 2.613. 2006 ............................................................ 2.474. 1997 ............................................................ 2.425. 2005 ............................................................ 2.31

MiscellaneousMost Wins ................................................. 32 (1997)Most Consecutive Wins ................................ 16 (1997)Most Home Wins ........................................ 12 (1997)Most Road Wins .......................................... 20 (1997)Highest Winning % ....................................821 (1997)Most Losses ............................................... 33 (1992)Most Consecutive Losses ............................. 25 (1987)Most Home Losses ............10 (1986, 1992, 1996, 2005)Most Road Losses ....................................... 23 (1992)Attendance: ..................... Overall: 4010 vs. Villanova – .......................at Carolina Classic (8/27/10), L 0-3; ........... 1902 at North Carolina State (9/2/05), L 0-3Home...................915 vs. Georgia St. (10/3/97), L, 1-3Away ........ 1902 at North Carolina State (9/2/05), L 0-3

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Games Played1. Tinsley Gordon (1998-00) ................................ 4942. Jenny Bueno (1992-95) ................................... 4863. Cindy Oppenheimer (1995-98) ......................... 4854. Abby Jenkins (1998-01) ................................... 4525. Lynn Mazza (1991-94) ..................................... 4476. Kristine Rogers (1994-97) ................................ 4457. Lori Waters (1993-96) ..................................... 4378. Yolanda White (1991-94) ................................. 4259. Robin Marshall (1991-94) ................................. 42410. Kara Lewis (1999-02) ...................................... 419

Kills1. Kristine Rogers (1994-97) .............................. 17412. Kara Lewis (1999-02) .................................... 14813. Abby Jenkins (1998-01) ................................. 14454. Cindy Oppenheimer (1995-98) ....................... 13775. Tinsley Gordon (1997-00) .............................. 13746. Yolanda White (1991-94) ............................... 13257. Rachel Templin (2003-06) .............................. 11648. Emily Werner (2007-10) ................................ 11379. Tabitha Turner (2003-06) ............................... 108110. Lynne Mazza (1991-94) ................................. 1075

Kills Per Game (Min. 250 games)1. Jennie Heires (1989-90) ................................. 4.29 2. Kristine Rogers (1994-97) ............................... 3.91 3. Kara Lewis (1999-02) ..................................... 3.53 4. Abby Jenkins (1998-01) .................................. 3.20 5. Yolanda White (1991-94) ................................ 3.126. Femi Alabi (2005-07) ..................................... 2.91 7. Rachel Templin (2003-06) ............................... 2.908. Cindy Oppenheimer (1995-98) ........................ 2.849. Tabitha Turner (2003-06) ................................ 2.8810. Tinsley Gordon (1997-00) ............................... 2.78 Attack Attempts1. Kristine Rogers (1994-97) ............. 4700 (1741-718)2. Abby Jenkins (1998-01) ................ 4009 (1445-581)3. Tinsley Gordon (1997-00) ............. 3822 (1374-465)4. Kara Lewis (1999-02) ................... 3730 (1481-494)5. Emily Werner (2007-10) ............... 3668 (1137-561)6. Cindy Oppenheimer (1995-98) ...... 3509 (1377-537)7. Yolanda White (1991-94) .............. 3311 (1325-643)8. Lynne Mazza (1991-94) ................ 3274 (1075-695)9. Rachel Templin (2003-06) ............. 2957 (1164-330)10. Tabitha Turner (2003-06) .............. 2893 (1081-555)

Attack Percentage (min. 1000 attempts)1. Femi Alabi (2005-07) .............. 306 (1531 attempts)2. Rachel Templin (2003-06) ......................282 (2957)3. Kara Lewis (1999-02) ............................265 (2847)4. Jennie Heires (1989-90) ........................256 (2224)5. Caitlin Bendy (2007-10).........................251 (1514)6. Cindy Oppenheimer (1995-98) ...............239 (3509)7. Tinsley Gordon (1997-00) ......................238 (3822)8. Norma Bense (1989-90) ........................230 (1689)9. Kristine Rogers (1994-97) ......................218 (4700)10. Abby Jenkins (1998-01) .........................216 (4009) Ashley Weers (2006-09) ........................216 (2278)

Assists1. Jenny Bueno (1992-95) ................................. 44392. Sarah Dillion (2003-06) ................................. 26113. Briana Sandburg (1997-98) ............................ 24864. Pam Hughes (1999-00) .................................. 22925. Bev Shepard (1989-90) ................................. 18636. Hope Leatigaga (2008-10) ............................. 16707. Amanda Pfeifer (2000-01) .............................. 12598. Alissa Brackeen (2002-05) ............................... 8369. Tawnee Hensel (2003-04) ................................ 77910. Katie Huffman (1996) ...................................... 773

Assist Per Game (Min. 120 games)1. Pam Hughes (1999-00) ................................. 10.512. Amanda Pfeifer (2000-01) ............................. 10.243. Briana Sandburg (1997-98) ............................. 9.834. Jenny Bueno (1992-95) .................................. 9.135. Bev Shepard (1989-90) .................................. 8.556. Sarah Dillon (2003-06) ................................... 7.867. Hope Leatigaga (2008-10) .............................. 6.738. Jessica Gleba (2005-06) ................................. 5.609. Tawnee Hensel (2003-04) ............................... 4.9610. Lynn Riggs (1990-91) ..................................... 2.84

Service Aces1. Lynne Mazza (1991-94) ................................... 3082. Lori Waters (1993-96) ..................................... 2003. Tinsley Gordon (1997-00) ................................ 1754. Kristine Rogers (1994-97) ................................ 1485. Jenny Bueno (1992-95) ................................... 1406. Rachel Templin (2003-06) ................................ 1357. Crystal Brim (1999-02) .................................... 1218. Dawn Piner (1989-91) ..................................... 1209. Yolanda White (1991-94) ................................. 11210. Alissa Brackeen (2002-05) ............................... 106

Service Aces Per Game (Min. 200 games)1. Lynne Mazza (1991-94) .................................. 0.692. Lori Waters (1993-96) .................................... 0.463. Jennie Heires (1989-90) ................................. 0.444. Melissa Harvey (2006-07) ............................... 0.425. Dawn Piner (1989-91) .................................... 0.38 Brooke Sandburg (1997-98) ............................ 0.387. Tinsley Gordon (1997-00) ............................... 0.358. Rachel Templin (2003-06) ............................... 0.34 Pam Hughes (1999-00) ................................... 0.3410. Kristine Rogers (1994-97) ............................... 0.33

Digs1. Kristine Rogers (1994-97) .............................. 16042. Abby Jenkins (1998-01) ................................. 13813. Lynne Mazza (1991-94) ................................. 12534. Tinsley Gordon (1997-00) .............................. 11945. Jenny Bueno (1992-95) ................................. 11636. Crystal Brim (1999-02) .................................. 11587. Lori Waters (1993-96) ................................... 10728. Sarah Hill (2005-09) ..................................... 10719. Melissa Harvey (2006-07) .............................. 102010. Alissa Brackeen (2002-05) ............................... 947

Digs Per Game (Min. 200 games)1. Melissa Harvey (2006-07) ............................... 4.64 2. Crystal Sieber (2004-05) ................................ 3.663. Kristine Rogers (1994-97) ............................... 3.604. Brooke Sandburg (1997-98) ............................ 3.355. Abby Jenkins (1998-01) .................................. 3.066. Crystal Brim (1999-02) ................................... 2.957. Lynne Mazza (1991-94) .................................. 2.808. Sarah Hill (2005-09) ...................................... 2.759. Briana Sandburg (1997-98) ............................. 2.7110. Sarah Peterson (1998-01) ............................... 2.55

Block Solos1. Cindy Oppenheimer (1995-98) ......................... 1462. Kara Lewis (1999-02) ...................................... 1433. Jennie Heires (1989-90) .................................. 1314. Yolanda White (1991-94) ................................. 1245. Tinsley Gordon (1997-00) ................................ 1066. Robin Marshall (1991-94) ................................. 1057. Rachel Templin (2003-06) ..................................948. Norma Bense (1989-90) ....................................859. Ashley Weers (2006-09) ....................................6710. Femi Alabi (2005-07) ........................................61

Block Assists1. Rachel Temlpin (2003-06) ................................ 3282. Caitlin Bendy (2007-10)................................... 3103. Cindy Oppenheimer (1995-98) ......................... 2954. Brittany Rusin (2003-06) ................................. 2855. Kara Lewis (1999-02) ...................................... 2426. Ashley Weers (2006-09) .................................. 2377. Tinsley Gordon (1997-00) ................................ 2358. Emily Werner (2007-10) .................................. 195

9. Femi Alabi (2005-07) ...................................... 17310. Tabitha Turner (2003-06) ................................. 172

Total Blocks1. Cindy Oppenheimer (1995-98) ......................... 4412. Rachel Templin (2003-06) ................................ 4223. Kara Lewis (1999-02) ...................................... 3854. Caitlin Bendy (2007-10)................................... 3705. Tinsley Gordon (1997-00) ................................ 3416. Brittany Rusin (2003-06) ................................. 3297. Ashley Weers (2006-pr.) .................................. 3048. Yolanda White (1991-94) ................................. 2689. Femi Alabi (2005-07) ...................................... 23410. Jennie Heires (1989-90) .................................. 232

Blocks Per Game (Min. 150 games) 1. Rachel Templin (2003-06) ............................... 1.052. Jamie Heires (1989-90) .................................. 1.033. Femi Alabi (2005-07) ..................................... 0.964. Caitlin Bendy (2007-10).................................. 0.945. Kara Lewis (1999-02) ..................................... 0.926. Cindy Oppenheimer (1995-98) ........................ 0.917. Brittany Rusin (2003-06) ................................ 0.828. Ashley Weers (2006-09) ................................. 0.809. Tinsley Gordon (1997-00) ............................... 0.6910. Jordan Rasmussen (1999-01) .......................... 0.65 Tammi Batson (2001-03) ................................ 0.65

Points 1. Kristine Rogers (1994-97) ............................1989.0 2. Kara Lewis (1999-02) ..................................1823.03. Tinsley Gordon (1997-00) ............................1772.54. Cindy Oppenheimer (1995-98) .....................1741.55. Abby Jenkins (1998-01) ...............................1649.06. Yolanda White (1991-94) .............................1633.07. Rachel Templin (2003-06) ............................1557.08. Emily Werner (2007-10) ..............................1356.59. Tabitha Turner (2003-06) .............................1250.010. Lori Waters (1993-96) .................................1246.5

Points Per Game (Min. 225 games)1. Jennie Heires (1989-90) ................................. 5.542. Kristine Rogers (1994-97) ............................... 4.473. Kara Lewis (1999-02) ..................................... 4.354. Rachel Templin (2003-06) ............................... 3.875. Yolanda White (1991-94) ................................ 3.846. Abby Jenkins (1998-01) .................................. 3.657. Cindy Oppenheimer (1995-98) ........................ 3.59 Tinsley Gordon (1997-00) ............................... 3.599. Femi Alabi (2005-07) ..................................... 3.5310. Emily Werner (2007-10) ................................. 3.26

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Verizon Academic All-AmericaCrystal Brim ..................................................... 2002

Verizon Academic All-District 3Femi Alabi ....................................................... 2006Crystal Brim ................................................2001, 02Tinsley Gordon ......................................... 1999, 2000Pam Hughes ..................................................... 2000

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Atlantic Sun Female Student-Athlete of the YearCrystal Brim .................................................2002-03

All-Atlantic SunFirst TeamTinsley Gordon .................................................. 2000Kristine Rogers .................................................. 1997Ashley Weers .................................................... 2009

Second TeamFemi Alabi ........................................................ 2007Tinsley Gordon .................................................. 1998Abby Jenkins .................................................... 2001Kara Lewis ........................................................ 2001Cindy Oppenheimer ........................................... 1998Kristine Rogers .............................................1995, 96Rachel Templin .................................................. 2006Tabitha Turner ................................................... 2004

Third TeamAbby Jenkins .................................................... 1998Briana Sandburg ............................................... 1997

A-Sun All-Freshman TeamTinsley Gordon .................................................. 1997Melissa Harvey .................................................. 2006Abby Jenkins .................................................... 1998Hope Leatigaga ................................................. 2008Jordan Reaves ................................................... 2009Rachel Templin .................................................. 2003Ashley Weers .................................................... 2006

A-Sun Honorable MentionTinsley Gordon .................................................. 1999Abby Jenkins .................................................... 1999

Atlantic Sun All-AcademicFemi Alabi ............................................. 2005, 06, 07Avery Anderson ................................................. 2010Tammi Batson ........................................ 2001, 02, 03Caitlin Bendy ...............................................2007, 09Alissa Brackeen ...................................... 2003, 04, 05Crystal Brim .....................................1999, 00, 01, 02Jenny Bueno ..................................................... 1994Kelsey Campbell ................................................ 2010Sarah Dillon ......................................2003, 04, 05, 06Elisabeth Ennis .................................................. 2007

Berkeleigh Fisher ............................................... 1998Berkeleigh Fisher ............................................... 1998Ceia Font .......................................................... 2002Lauren Garza .................................................... 2010Jenni Gildersleeve .........................................1997, 98Jessica Gleba .................................................... 2005Tinsley Gordon ....................................... 1997, 98, 99Briana Graham .................................................. 2002Stacia Hall ...................................................1996, 97Caroline Hammersley ....................................2007, 10Melissa Harvey .............................................2006, 07Libby Hearin ..................................................... 1994Tawnee Hensel .............................................2003, 04Sarah Hill .............................................. 2007, 08, 09Crystal Hoffman ..................................... 2003, 04, 05Pam Hughes ..................................................... 1999Katie Jasnica ................................................2009, 10April Kelly ....................................................2001, 02Leah Kettering .................................................. 1999Hope Leatigaga ................................................. 2008Stephanie Lejbjuk .............................................. 2002Kara Lewis ...................................................1999, 02Robin Marshall .................................................. 1994Mary McLachlan ................................................. 2005Lynne Mazza ..................................................... 1994Sarah Peterson ......................................... 1998, 2001Misty Reavis ..................................................... 1996Kristine Rogers .................................................. 1995Brittany Rusin ........................................ 2004, 05, 06Brook Sandburg ................................................ 1998Crystal Sieber ................................................... 2005Addie Sorrenti ................................................... 2004Katie Stallings ...................................2005, 06, 07, 08Rachel Templin .............................................2004, 05Casey Thompson ............................................... 2002Robin Thompson................................................ 2008Paige Tortorello ................................................. 2010Ashley Weers ...............................................2008, 09Alana Welch ...................................................... 1999Shelley Welch ................................................... 1999Emily Werner .................................................... 2009Tracey West ...................................................... 1994Michelle White ................................................... 2009Yolanda White ................................................... 1994Heather Wilson.................................................. 2010

Atlantic Sun All-TournamentAbby Jenkins .................................................... 2001Abby Jenkins .................................................... 1998Kristine Rogers .................................................. 1997

Atlantic Sun Player of the WeekJenny Bueno ............................................... 10/17/95Allyson Goldbach ......................................... 10/25/10Tinsley Gordon .................................9/23/97, 9/15/98Abby Jenkins ................................. 10/22/01, 11/5/01Kara Lewis .................................................... 9/17/01Cindy Oppenheimer ........................ 9/24/96, 10/13/98Kristine Rogers ............................................ 10/14/97Tabitha Turner ............................................... 10/4/04Ashley Weers ................................. 8/31/09, 10/28/09Emily Werner .............................................. 11/12/07

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Second TeamMelissa Harvey .................................................. 2006

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Team HonorsMost Valuable PlayersKris Au ............................................................. 1985Tammi Batson ................................................... 2002Caitlin Bendy .................................................... 2010Jenny Bueno ................................................1993, 95Andrea Canady ................................................. 1987Che Cochrane ................................................... 2003Tinsley Gordon .............................................1999, 00Caroline Hammersley ......................................... 2010Melissa Harvey .................................................. 2007Jennie Heires ...............................................1989, 90Abby Jenkins .................................................... 2001Robin Marshall .................................................. 1991Lynne Mazza ..................................................... 1994Jane Ray .......................................................... 1988Kristine Rogers .................................................. 1997Briana Sandburg ............................................... 1998

Rachel Templin .............................................2005, 06Tabitha Turner ................................................... 2004Lori Waters ....................................................... 1996Jennifer Weeks .................................................. 1986Ashley Weers .................................................... 2009Emily Werner .................................................... 2008Yolanda White ................................................... 1992

Coaches AwardsKris Au ............................................................. 1986Crystal Brim ................................................1999, 01Jenny Bueno ..................................................... 1992Sarah Dillon ...................................................... 2004Ceia Font .......................................................... 2002Abby Jenkins .................................................... 2000Melissa Harvey .................................................. 2006Sarah Hill ......................................................... 2009Crystal Hoffman ................................................ 2005Robin Marshall .............................................1991, 94Cindy Oppenheimer ................................ 1996, 97, 98Dawn Piner ..................................................1988, 90Kristine Rogers .................................................. 1995Beverly Shepard ...........................................1987, 89Addie Sorrenti ................................................... 2003Katie Stallings ................................................... 2007Linda Taylor ...................................................... 1985Robin Thompson................................................ 2008Lori Waters ....................................................... 1993

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Second TeamYolanda White ................................................... 1993

Big South All-TournamentJenie Heries ...................................................... 1989Beverly Shepard ................................................ 1989

Big South Coach of the YearMike Hollis ........................................................ 1989

Big South Presidential Honor RollNorma Bense .................................................... 1991Renee Brown .................................................... 1990Jenny Bueo ..................................................1993, 94Andrea Burdeau ...........................................1990, 91Jennifer Harron ................................................. 1994Jennie Heires ...............................................1990, 91Frannie Henderson............................................. 1994Robin Marshall .............................................1993, 94Dawn Piner ....................................................... 1992Bev Shepard .....................................1988, 89, 90, 91Denise Simmons ............................................... 1993Wyndy Van Hoy ............................................1992, 93Lori Waters ....................................................... 1994

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CAMPBELL CAMELSAAlabi, Femi ...................................................2005-07Anderson, Avery ............................................2010-pr.Au, Kris ........................................................1985-86Azem, Samar .................................................... 2003

BBanks, Nancy .................................................... 1990Bass, Karen ..................................................1985-86Batson, Christine ............................................... 2000Batson, Tammi ..............................................2000-03Bell, Melissa ..................................................1987-90Bendy, Caitlin ................................................2007-10Bense, Norma ...............................................1989-90Benton, Julie .................................................1986-89Brackeen, Alissa ............................................2002-05Brigman, Kay ................................................1989-90Brim, Crystal ................................................1999-02Brown, Renee ...............................................1988-90Bueno, Chris .................................................1989-92Bueno, Jenny ................................................1992-95Burdeau, Andrea ...........................................1989-90Burke, Heather .................................................. 1995

CCampbell, Kelsey ...........................................2010-pr.Canady, Andrea .............................................1986-88Cadenhead, Holli ............................................... 2005Coats, Lindsey ..............................................2010-pr.Cochrane, Che .................................................. 2003Coffman, Sarah ................................................. 2003

DDavis, Angie .................................................1985-88Deering, Taylor .................................................. 2007Denning, Lori ................................................1999-00Dickerson, Kathy ............................................... 1985Dillon, Sarah .................................................2003-06

EEhlers, Jessica...............................................1999-01Ennis, Elisabeth .............................................2007-08

FFisher, Berkeleigh ..........................................1996-98Font, Ceia ......................................................... 2002

GGarza, Lauren ...............................................2008-pr.Gildersleeve, Jenni .........................................1997-98Gleba, Jessica ...............................................2005-06Goldbach, Allyson ..........................................2009-10Gordon, Tinsley .............................................1998-00Graham, Briana ................................................. 2002

HHall, Stacia ...................................................1994-97Hammersley, Caroline ....................................2007-10Harron, Jennifer ................................................ 1993Harvey, Melissa .............................................2006-07Hearin, Libby ................................................1994-95Heires, Jennie ...............................................1989-90Henderson, Frannie............................................ 1993Hensel, Tawnee .............................................2003-04Hill, Sarah ....................................................2005-09Hoffman, Crystal ...........................................2003-05Huffman, Katie ..............................................1995-96Hughes, Pam ................................................1999-00

IInoue, Yuko ...................................................... 1987

JJames, Katie ..................................................... 1995Jasnica, Katie ................................................2009-10Jenkins, Abby ...............................................1998-01

KKamalifard, Kathy .............................................. 1986Kelly, April ....................................................2000-01Kettering, Leah .............................................1996-99Kirksey, Candy ..............................................1995-97Kobeski, Annie ..............................................2010-pr.

LLanier, Andrea ...............................................1990-92Leatigaga, Hope ............................................2008-10Lee, Denise ..................................................1985-88Lejbjuk, Stephanie ............................................. 2002Lewis, Kara ...................................................1999-02

MMabie, Michelle ................................................. 2001Marek, Tracey ................................................... 1991Marshall, Robin .............................................1991-94Mason, Heather ................................................. 1992Mazza, Lynne ................................................1991-94McConky, Sam .................................................. 1989McCracken, Kelly ............................................... 1988McLachlan, Mary ................................................ 2005Murphy, Mallarie ................................................ 2007

NNicholl, Eleanor ................................................. 1987Norville, Morenike .................................... 1991-93, 95

OOblinger, Brittney ..........................................2005-06Oppenheimer, Cindy .......................................1995-98Osato, Kelsie ..................................................... 2010

PPeterson, Sarah .............................................1998-01Pfeifer, Amanda .............................................2000-01Phillips, Lara ..................................................... 1998Piner, Dawn ..................................................1988-91

RRasmussen, Jordan ........................................1999-01Ray, Jane .....................................................1985-88Reaves, Jordan ..............................................2009-pr.Reavis, M. ........................................................ 1996Riggs, JonNisha ................................................. 2002Riggs, Lynn ...................................................1990-91Rogers, Kristine .............................................1994-97Roumain, Gina .................................................. 1991Rusin, Brittany ..............................................2003-06

SSandburg, Briana ..........................................1997-98Sandburg, Brooke ..........................................1997-98Shepard, Bev ................................................1987-90Sieber, Crystal...............................................2004-05Simmons, Denise ..........................................1990-92Simmons, Fran .................................................. 1988Sorrenti, Addie ..............................................2003-04Stallings, Katie ..............................................2005-08

Stout, Crystal ................................................... 1993

TTaylor, Angie ..................................................... 1985Taylor, Kim ...................................................1995-96Taylor, Linda ..................................................... 1985Taylor, Wendy ................................................... 1985Templin, Rachel .............................................2003-06Thaggard, Beth .............................................1987-98Thompson, Casey ..........................................2002-04Thompson, Robin............................................... 2008Tortorello, Paige ............................................2009-10Turner, Tabitha ..............................................2003-06

VVan Hoy, Wyndy ............................................1993-96Vaughan, Angie .............................................1985-86

WWaters, Lori ..................................................1993-96Weekes, Jennifer ............................................... 1986Weers, Ashley ...............................................2006-09Welch, Alana .................................................1996-99Werner, Emily ...............................................2007-10West, Tracey .................................................1994-95White, Michelle ..............................................2008-10White, Yolanda ..............................................1991-94Williamson, Courtney ......................................... 2008Wilson, Heather.............................................2010-pr.Worlton, Brandy ............................................2007-08

YYoung, Patricia ..............................................2004-05

ZZiegenfuss, Melissa ........................................2000-02

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2009 team photo: (From L to R) Asst. Coach Nathan Leggett, manager Courtney Williamson, Lauren Garza, Hope Leatigaga, Michelle White, Caroline Hammersley, Ashley Weers, Caitlin Bendy, Allyson Gold-bach, Katie Jasnica, Jordan Reaves, Paige Tortorello, Emily Werner, Sarah Hill, manager Robin Thomp-son, Head Coach Leigh Mullins

Tabitha Turner (2003-06)

Yolanda White (1991-94)

Bev Shepard (1987-90)

Tinsley Gordon (1998-00)

Leah Kettering (1996-99)

Jennie Heires (1989-90)

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19864-28 Overall, 3-8 Big South9/11/86 Barton (Atlantic Christian) L 0-29/11/86 at Pembroke State L 0-29/15/86 at Methodist L 0-29/15/86 UNC Wilmington L 0-29/19/86 at East Carolina L 0-39/23/86 Pembroke State L 0-39/26/86 Pfeiffer L 0-39/27/86 * Augusta W 3-19/29/86 * Coastal Carolina L 0-310/1/86 * Baptist (CSU) L 0-310/2/86 UNC Wilmington L 0-310/4/86 * Armstrong State W 2-010/4/86 North Carolina A & T L 1-310/7/86 East Carolina L 0-310/10/86 Pfeiffer L 0-210/10/86 * Radford L 0-310/14/86 * Winthrop L 1-310/17/86 Jacksonville L 0-210/17/86 at * Armstrong State W 3-110/18/86 at * Augusta L 0-310/23/86 Methodist L 0-310/24/86 # Wake Forest L 0-210/24/86 # West Georgia L 0-210/24/86 # Winthrop L 0-210/25/86 # Georgia Tech L 1-310/25/86 # Coastal Carolina W 2-010/28/86 * Baptist (CSU) L 0-310/29/86 at UNC Wilmington L 0-310/31/86 at Gardner-Webb L 0-210/31/86 * UNC Asheville L 0-311/4/86 at *Coastal Carolina L 0-311/7/86 ! Coastal Carolina L 0-3

* Big South Match# Winthrop Invitational! Big South Tournament

Betty Jo Clary (1987) 0-25, 0-6 Big South

19870-25 Overall, 0-6 Big South9/8/87 Pembroke State L 0-39/15/87 at * Coastal Carolina L 0-39/17/87 UNC Wilmington L 0-39/19/87 * Radford L 1-39/25/87 at Methodist L 0-39/25/87 at * Augusta L 1-310/2/87 # East Carolina L 0-210/2/87 # UT-Chattanooga L 0-210/2/87 # Winthrop L 0-210/3/87 # Baptist (CSU) L 0-210/6/87 Coker L 0-210/6/87 Pembroke State L 0-210/7/87 * Coastal Carolina L 0-310/9/87 % Georgia State L 0-210/9/87 % UNC Asheville L 0-210/10/87 % Radford L 0-210/10/87 % Rollins L 0-210/14/87 at UNC Wilmington L 0-310/20/87 at Winthrop L 0-310/24/87 & Appalachian State L 0-310/24/87 & Baptist (CSU) L 0-310/24/87 & UNC Wilmington L 0-310/27/87 * Baptist (CSU) L 0-310/30/87 * UNC Asheville L 0-311/4/87 Methodist L 0-3

* Big South Match# Winthrop Invitational% UNC Asheville Classic& UNC Wilmington Invitational

Judy Peel (1988) 2-20, 1-5 Big South

19882-20 Overall, 1-5 Big South9/12/88 at Queens College L 1-39/14/88 at East Carolina L 0-39/16/88 at * Atlantic Christian (Barton) L 1-39/19/88 Queens College W 3-19/21/88 *Winthrop L 0-39/24/88 * Radford L 0-39/24/88 * UNC Asheville L 0-39/27/88 at Davidson L 0-310/1/88 * Augusta W 3-110/4/88 * Coastal Carolina L 2-310/6/88 at UNC Wilmington L 0-310/8/88 North Carolina Wesleyan L 1-310/11/88 East Carolina L 1-310/13/88 ! UNC Asheville L 0-3

10/17/88 North Carolina Wesleyan L 0-310/18/88 Davidson L 0-310/20/88 * Coastal Carolina L 0-310/24/88 * Baptist (CSU) L 0-310/26/88 * Atlantic Christian (Barton) L 2-310/28/88 Methodist L 1-310/31/88 UNC Wilmington L 0-311/2/88 at Methodist L 1-3

* Big South Match! at Radford, VA.

Mike Hollis (1989) 14-15, 3-3 Big South

198914-16 Overall, 3-3 Big South9/8/89 ! College of Charleston L 0-39/8/89 ! UNC Greensboro L 0-39/9/89 ! Radford L 1-39/12/89 at Methodist W 3-29/14/89 & Greensboro College L1-29/14/89 & Ferrum W 2-09/15/89 Queens College W 3-09/18/89 * Atlantic Christian (Barton) L 2-39/18/89 * Radford L 2-39/29/89 at Winthrop W 3-09/30/89 at *Augusta W 3-09/30/89 % Mercer W, Forfeit10/3/89 East Carolina L 2-310/5/89 at Queens College W 3-010/7/89 * Coastal Carolina L 2-310/9/89 at Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 3-110/10/89 Methodist W 3-010/12/89 Pembroke State W 3-010/13/89 * Baptist (CSU) L 0-310/16/89 at Pembroke State W 3-110/18/89 at Davidson W 3-010/21/89 # UNC Greensboro L 0-310/21/89 # Winthrop L 0-310/21/89 # Coastal Carolina L 1-310/21/89 # Davidson L 1-310/24/89 at East Carolina L 0-310/26/89 at UNC Greensboro L 1-310/28/89 * UNC Asheville W 3-111/7/89 at *Coastal Carolina W 3-111/10/89 ^ Radford W 3-211/11/89 ^ Baptist (CSU) L 0-3

* Big South Match! Coastal Carolina Invitational# UNC Greensboro Tournament^ Big South Tournament& at Greensboro, N.C.% at Augusta, G.A.

Julie Millsaps (1990-91) 17-49, 1-13 Big South

1990 9-23 Overall, 1-6 Big South9/5/90 at Barton W 3-09/7/90 ! Charlotte L 0-39/7/90 ! Morehead State L 0-39/8/90 ! Coastal Carolina L 0-39/14/90 # Davidson L 0-39/14/90 # North Carolina Central L 0-39/14/90 # Rollins L 1-39/15/90 # College of Charleston L 0-39/15/90 # Queens College W 3-19/18/90 at *Coastal Carolina L 1-39/20/90 at Methodist W 3-09/21/90 Winthrop L 2-39/22/90 at *UNC Asheville L 0-39/25/90 * Davidson L 2-39/26/90 Barton W 3-09/29/90 at *Radford L 1-310/1/90 UNC Wilmington L 2-310/4/90 Methodist W 3-010/9/90 at UNC Greensboro L 0-310/10/90 at Mt. Olive W 3-110/12/90 $ Xavier L 1-310/12/90 $ Delaware W 3-110/13/90 $ James Madison L 1-310/15/90 Mt. Olive W 3-010/16/90 East Carolina L 2-310/23/90 College of Charleston L 2-310/25/90 at *Baptist (CSU) L 0-310/27/90 * Augusta W 3-010/29/90 at East Carolina L 1-310/30/90 at UNC Wilmington L 0-311/1/90 at *Davidson L 2-311/9/90 % Davidson L 1-3

* Big South Match! Coastal Carolina Classic# College of Charleston Invitational$ James Madison Invitational% Big South Tournament

19918-26 Overall, 0-7 Big South 9/2/91 * Liberty L 0-39/3/91 Barton L 1-39/6/91 ! Coastal Carolina L 0-39/6/91 ! Jacksonville L 0-39/7/91 ! South Carolina L 0-39/7/91 ! USC Aiken L 2-39/9/91 UNC Greensboro L 0-39/13/91 Methodist W 3-09/17/91 * UNC Asheville L 0-39/18/91 Shaw W 3-09/21/91 * Radford L 0-39/24/91 Methodist W 3-09/25/91 Mt. Olive W 3-010/3/91 Winthrop L 1-310/5/91 Mt. Olive W 3-010/10/91 * Liberty L 0-310/11/91 # Loyola (MD) L 0-310/12/91 # Morgan State W 3-210/12/91 # College of Charleston L 0-310/14/91 UNC Wilmington L 0-310/15/91 East Carolina L 0-310/18/91 * Baptist (CSU) L 1-310/24/91 * Coastal Carolina L 1-310/25/91 Shaw W 3-010/25/91 Saint Andrews W 3-110/28/91 East Carolina L 0-310/29/91 * Davidson L 1-311/1/91 $ College of Charleston L 0-311/1/91 $ Furman L 0-311/2/91 $ Georgia State L 0-311/2/91 $ James Madison L 0-311/4/91 Greensboro College L 1-311/5/91 UNC Wilmington L 0-311/8/91 % Davidson L 0-3

* Big South Match! Coast Carolina Invitational# Loyola Invitational$ Furman Invitational% Big South Tournament

Beverley Marley (1992-93) 18-50, 4-14 Big South

19927-32 Overall, 1-8 Big South9/1/92 Charlotte L 0-39/4/92 ! Appalachian State L 0-39/4/92 ! Georgia Tech L 0-3

Rachel Templin (2003-06)

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9/5/92 ! Coastal Carolina L 0-39/5/92 ! Davidson L 1-39/7/92 at Western Carolina L 0-39/11/92 # Virginia Commonwealth L 0-39/12/92 # Davidson L 1-39/12/92 # Navy L 1-39/17/92 at East Carolina L 0-39/19/92 Catawba L 1-39/19/92 Virginia Commonwealth L 1-39/22/92 UNC Wilmington L 0-39/22/92 North Carolina A & T W 3-09/25/92 $ Coastal Carolina L 0-39/26/92 $ UNC Asheville L 0-39/26/92 $ Baptist (CSU) L 1-310/3/92 Mt. Olive W 3-110/10/92 at * Baptist (CSU) L 1-310/10/92 & *Winthrop L 1-310/13/92 UNC Greensboro L 2-310/16/92 UNC Greensboro L 0-310/16/92 * Coastal Carolina W 3-210/17/92 * UNC Asheville L 0-310/17/92 * Radford L 1-310/20/92 * Coastal Carolina L 1-310/23/92 ^ * Towson State L 0-310/24/92 *^ Liberty L 0-310/24/92 *^ UMBC L 1-310/27/92 Davidson W 3-210/29/92 at Methodist W 3-110/31/92 Saint Andrews W 3-010/31/92 * Winthrop W 3-011/3/92 UNC Greensboro L 1-311/8/92 at * College of Charleston L 0-311/8/92 & Jacksonville L 0-311/10/92 East Carolina L 0-311/11/92 at UNC Wilmington L 0-311/13/92 @ Coastal Carolina L 0-3

* Big South Match! Coastal Carolina Invitational# VCU Invitational$ Charlotte Invitational& at Charleston, S.C.^ at Asheville, N.C.@ Big South Tournament

1993 11-18 Overall, 3-6 Big South9/3/93 ! North Carolina A & T W 3-19/3/93 ! Marshall W 3-29/4/93 ! Virginia Commonwealth L 1-39/4/93 ! Georgia Southern L 2-39/6/93 Barton W 3-09/14/93 Mt. Olive W 3-09/15/93 UNC Wilmington L 1-39/24/93 # James Madison W 3-09/25/93 # Delaware L 1-39/28/93 at UNC Greensboro L 1-39/30/93 Charlotte L 0-310/1/93 $ *Coastal Carolina W 3-010/2/93 $ *Baptist (CSU) L 0-3

10/2/93 $ *Winthrop W 3-010/5/93 UNC Greensboro L 1-310/8/93 % UT-Chattanooga W 3-110/8/93 % Loyola (MD) W 3-210/9/93 % College of Charleston L 0-310/9/93 % East Carolina L 0-310/15/93 ^ UNC Greensboro L 1-310/16/93 ^ *UNC Asheville L 0-310/16/93 ^ *Radford L 1-310/20/93 North Carolina A&T W 3-010/27/93 at * UNC Wilmington L 1-310/29/93 & *Towson State L 0-310/30/93 & *UMBC L 0-310/30/93 & *Liberty W 3-011/2/93 Charlotte L 0-311/4/93 + Liberty L 1-3

* Big South Match! North Carolina A&T Invitational# James Madison Invitational$ at Conway, S.C.% East Carolina Classic^ at Radford, Va.& at Asheville, N.C.+ Big South Tournament

Jewel Lehman (1994-97) 70-62, 10-17 A-Sun

199414-14 Overall, 4-6 Atlantic Sun9/2/94 ! Western Carolina L 1-39/3/94 ! Alabama State W 3-09/3/94 ! UNC Greensboro W 3-29/7/94 at North Carolina State L 0-39/8/94 * Central Florida L 0-39/9/94 # Winthrop L 0-39/9/94 # Augusta W 3-09/10/94 # Furman L 1-39/10/94 # Tennessee-Chattanooga W 3-09/14/94 North Carolina A&T W 3-09/15/94 at UNC Greensboro L 0-39/27/94 at UNC Wilmington L 2-39/30/94 UNC Greensboro W 3-210/1/94 * Stetson W 3-110/3/94 at Mt. Olive W 3-110/5/94 * Florida Atlantic W 3-010/7/94 at East Carolina L 1-310/8/94 * Florida International W 3-210/10/94 Bucknell W 3-010/13/94 at *Florida Atlantic L 1-310/14/94 at *Florida International L 0-310/17/94 at *Central Florida L 0-310/18/94 at *Stetson W 3-110/25/94 at * College of Charleston L 1-310/29/94 Mt. Olive W 3-011/1/94 UNC Wilmington W 3-111/3/94 at Baptist (CSU) L 0-311/9/94 East Carolina L 2-3

* Atlantic Sun Match! North Carolina A&T Invitational# Furman Invitational

199517-16 Overall, 2-4 Atlantic Sun9/1/95 ! James Madison L 2-39/1/95 ! Robert Morris W 3-19/2/95 ! Drexel L 0-39/2/95 ! Virginia Commonwealth W 3-09/6/95 at UNC Wilmington L 0-39/9/95 at Davidson L 2-39/13/95 at * College of Charleston L 1-39/19/95 at Charlotte W 3-29/22/95 # UNC Wilmington L 0-39/23/95 # UNC Greensboro L 1-39/23/95 # Virginia Commonwealth W 3-29/26/95 Baptist (CSU) W 3-010/3/95 at East Carolina L 0-310/5/95 * Georgia State L 0-310/7/95 Stetson W 3-010/7/95 Wofford W 3-010/10/95 at North Carolina A&T W 3-010/11/95 Liberty W 3-110/14/95 * Mercer W 3-210/17/95 UNC Wilmington W 3-210/20/95 at * Georgia State L 2-310/21/95 at * Mercer L 0-310/21/95 % South Carolina State W 3-010/24/95 * College of Charleston W 3-210/26/95 UNC Greensboro L 0-310/28/95 Mt. Olive W 3-011/1/95 East Carolina L 2-3

11/3/95 North Carolina A&T W 3-111/9/95 at Wofford W 3-211/10/95 $ Tennessee Tech L 0-311/10/95 $ Troy L 1-311/11/95 $ Middle Tennessee State L 0-311/11/95 $ Tennessee State W 3-0

* Atlantic Sun Match! James Madison Invitational# UNC Greensboro Tournament$ Tennessee Tech Invitational% At Macon, G.A.

19965-25 Overall, 1-4 Atlantic Sun8/30/96 ! Coastal Carolina L 3-08/31/96 ! Appalachian State L 0-38/31/96 ! Wake Forest L 0-39/3/96 UNC Greensboro L 0-39/6/96 # Furman L 0-39/6/96 # Mercer L 0-39/6/96 # Western Carolina L 0-39/7/96 # Georgia Tech L 0-39/11/96 Charlotte L 0-39/17/96 Wofford W 3-19/20/96 $ James Madison L 0-39/20/96 $ Mercer L 0-39/21/96 $ UNC Asheville L 0-39/21/96 $ East Carolina W 3-09/24/96 Liberty L 0-39/30/96 North Carolina A&T W 3-110/2/96 Wake Forest L 0-310/10/96 * College of Charleston L 2-310/12/96 UNC Wilmington L 1-310/12/96 * Georgia State W 3-110/18/96 * Mercer L 1-310/19/96 * Georgia State L 0-310/23/96 James Madison L 0-310/24/96 Virginia Commonwealth L 1-310/26/96 Coastal Carolina L 1-310/30/96 North Carolina A&T L 1-311/1/96 North Carolina State L 0-311/6/96 * College of Charleston L 0-311/8/96 Davidson W 3-111/19/96 East Carolina L 0-3

* Atlantic Sun Match! Wake Forest Invitational# Furman Invitational$ Campbell Classic

199734-7 Overall, 3-3 Atlantic Sun 8/29/97 ! Howard W 3-08/30/97 ! East Carolina W 3-08/30/97 ! Winthrop W 3-19/2/97 at Elon W 3-29/5/97 # Hampton W 3-09/5/97 # Wofford W 3-09/5/97 # Wofford W 3-09/6/97 # North Carolina A & T W 3-09/6/97 # Jacksonville State W 3-19/9/97 UNC Greensboro W 3-29/12/97 $ High Point W 3-09/12/97 $ Virginia Commonwealth W 3-19/13/97 $ East Carolina W 3-09/13/97 $ Radford W 3-09/19/97 % Baptist (CSU) W 3-09/19/97 % UNC Greensboro W 3-09/19/97 % Jacksonville State W 3-29/20/97 % UMKC L 2-39/20/97 % UNC Wilmington W 3-19/23/97 at North Carolina A&T W 3-19/25/97 at Wofford W 3-110/1/97 at Charlotte L 0-310/3/97 * Georgia State L 1-310/4/97 High Point W 3-010/7/97 Liberty W 3-110/10/97 College of Charleston L 2-310/13/97 Elon W 3-010/17/97 at *Mercer W 3-110/18/97 at *Georgia State L 0-310/18/97 &*Jacksonville State L 0-310/21/97 UNC Wilmington W 3-010/25/97 Lenoir-Rhyne W 3-010/29/97 at *College of Charleston W 3-010/30/97 at Baptist (CSU) W 3-011/1/97 * Mercer W 3-011/5/97 at Davidson W 3-111/12/97 East Carolina W 3-111/13/97 at UNC Wilmington W 3-111/21/97 ^ Samford W 3-0

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* Atlantic Sun Match! East Carolina Classic # Campbell Classic$ VCU Invitational% UNC Greensboro Tournament^ Atlantic Sun Tournament& at Georgia State

T.J. Meagher (1998-99) 34-29, 9-9 A-Sun

199825-7 Overall, 8-1 Atlantic Sun 9/1/98 at East Carolina W 3-19/4/98 ! Texas -Pan American L 2-39/5/98 ! Baptist (CSU) W 3-09/5/98 ! Western Carolina W 3-09/9/98 at Elon W 3-19/11/98 * Stetson W 3-09/12/98 * Mercer W 3-09/12/98 * Troy W 3-09/15/98 North Carolina A&T W 3-19/18/98 # Liberty L 0-39/18/98 # Delaware W 3-09/22/98 East Carolina L 2-39/24/98 at Coastal Carolina L 2-39/29/98 at North Carolina A&T W 3-010/3/98 Wofford W 3-010/7/98 at UNC Greensboro W 3-010/10/98 * Georgia State W 3-110/14/98 at *Jacksonville L 2-310/15/98 at *Stetson W 3-110/17/98 at *Florida Atlantic L 3-110/17/98 Bethune-Cookman W 3-010/20/98 Elon W 3-010/21/98 at North Carolina State W 3-110/24/98 * Central Florida W 3-010/27/98 UNC Wilmington W 3-010/31/98 *Jacksonville W 3-011/4/98 at High Point W 3-011/6/98 at *Georgia State W 3-011/7/98 at *Mercer W 3-011/11/98 at UNC Wilmington W 3-111/20/98 $ Troy W 3-111/20/98 $ Georgia State L 2-3

* Atlantic Sun Match! Western Carolina Classic# Liberty Invitational$ A-Sun Tournament

19999-22 Overall, 1-8 Atlantic Sun9/1/99 East Carolina L 0-39/4/99 at UNC Greensboro L 0-39/4/99 vs. High Point W 3-19/6/99 Montana State L 0-39/7/99 Elon W 3-29/9/99 ! Liberty L 0-39/10/99 ! UMBC L 2-39/10/99 ! Morehead State W 3-29/11/99 ! North Carolina State L 0-39/18/99 # American L 0-39/18/99 # North Carolina L 0-39/19/99 # North Carolina State L 2-39/21/99 UNC Greensboro L 1-39/29/99 Coastal Carolina L 2-310/2/99 * Jacksonville L 2-310/8/99 at *Troy L 0-310/9/99 at *Mercer L 2-310/11/99 Duke L 0-310/14/99 at *Central Florida L 1-310/15/99 at *Florida Atlantic L 0-310/16/99 at *Stetson L 0-310/19/99 # UNC Wilmington W 3-010/22/99 * Jacksonville State L 1-310/23/99 * Samford L 2-310/26/99 at Elon W 3-110/29/99 at *Georgia State W 3-110/30/99 at USC Upstate L 1-411/2/99 at North Carolina L 0-311/3/99 High Point W 3-111/9/99 at North Carolina A&T W 3-111/12/99 at UNC Wilmington W 3-0

* Atlantic Sun Match! North Carolina State Invitational# North Carolina Invitational

Perri Hankins (2000-01) 34-25, 11-6 A-Sun

200017-15 Overall, 5-3 Atlantic Sun9/1/00 ! Northern Arizona L 0-39/2/00 ! Wake Forest L 0-39/2/00 ! Charlotte W 3-29/5/00 UNC Wilmington W 3-09/8/00 # Radford L 1-39/8/00 # Florida Atlantic L 2-39/9/00 # Rice L 0-39/9/00 # North Carolina State L 1-39/12/00 at Duke L 0-39/15/00 $ South Alabama L 2-39/16/00 $ Robert Morris L 1-39/19/00 at Elon W 3-09/22/00 ^ North Carolina A&T W 3-09/22/00 ^ UNC Asheville W 3-09/23/00 ^ Pittsburgh L 0-39/23/00 ^ Loyola (MD) W 3-09/26/00 East Carolina L 0-39/29/00 * Mercer W 3-010/3/00 at UNC Greensboro W 3-110/7/00 * Troy W 3-010/10/00 at High Point W 3-110/13/00 at *Jacksonville State W 3-210/14/00 at *Samford L 2-310/17/00 North Carolina A&T W 3-110/20/00 at *Jacksonville W 3-110/24/00 Elon W 3-110/28/00 * Stetson W 3-010/31/00 at East Carolina L 1-311/3/00 * Georgia State L 1-311/6/00 at UNC Wilmington W 3-011/10/00 * Central Florida L 1-3 * Atlantic Sun Match! Wake Forest Invitational& North Carolina State Invitational% Coastal Carolina Classic^ UNC Asheville Classic% A-Sun Tournament

200117-10 Overall 6-3 Atlantic Sun8/31/01 High Point W 3-18/31/01 # Howard W 3-19/1/01 @ South Carolina State W 3-09/7/01 @ High Point W 3-09/8/01 @ Marshall L 0-39/8/01 @ North Carolina State W 3-19/14/01 $ Winthrop L 2-39/14/01 $ High Point W 3-19/15/01 $ Mercer W 3-09/15/01 $ North Carolina A&T W 3-29/18/01 at UNC Wilmington L 2-39/25/01 at East Carolina L 0-310/5/01 * Georgia State L 0-310/12/01 at * Troy L 2-310/19/01 * Jacksonville L 0-310/20/01 * Samford W 3-210/23/01 UNC Wilmington W 3-010/26/01 at *Florida Atlantic W 3-210/27/01 at * Central Florida L 0-310/30/01 East Carolina L 1-311/2/01 * Jacksonville State W 3-011/3/01 * Samford W 3-211/9/01 at * Mercer W 3-211/10/01 * Belmont W 3-111/12/01 North Carolina A&T W 3-111/16/01 ! Samford W 3-111/16/01 ! Central Florida L 1-3

# at High Point University @ at North Carolina State University$ at North Carolina A&T* Atlantic Sun Match! Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament

Gwen Adams (2002) 3-20, 1-10 A-Sun

20023-20 Overall, 1-10 Atlantic Sun 9/6/02 ! James Madison L 0-39/6/02 ! Maryland L 0-39/7/02 ! Syracuse L 0-39/13/02 # Texas Southern W 3-19/14/02 # North Carolina A&T L 1-39/14/02 # Hampton W 3-09/20/02 $ Georgetown L 0-39/21/02 $ Duke L 0-39/21/02 $ Rutgers L 0-3

9/24/02 East Carolina L 1-310/1/02 * Gardner-Webb L 1-310/4/02 at * Stetson L 0-310/5/02 at * Jacksonville L 0-310/11/02 * UCF L 1-310/12/02 * Florida Atlantic L 0-310/18/02 * Mercer L 0-310/22/02 North Carolina A&T L 2-310/25/02 at * Georgia State L 0-310/26/02 at * Samford L 1-310/29/02 at East Carolina L 2-311/1/02 *Belmont W 3-011/2/02 at *Jacksonville State L 0-311/9/02 * Troy State L 2-3

*A-Sun Match! James Madison Invitational# NC A&T Lady Aggie Invitational$ Duke Invitational

Malinda Ashcraft (2003-07) 47-99, 9-40 A-Sun

20032-25 Overall, 1-9 Atlantic Sun8/20/03 ! Virginia Tech L 0-38/29/03 East Tennessee State L 0-38/30/03 Miami (Ohio) L 0-39/5/03 # George Mason L 0-39/6/03 # Liberty L 0-39/6/03 # Virginia L 0-39/12/03 $ Charlotte L 0-39/13/03 $ Oregon State L 0-39/13/03 $ Winthrop L 0-39/16/03 East Carolina L 0-39/20/03 % Radford L 0-39/20/03 % Wake Forest L 0-39/23/03 High Point L 1-39/30/03 UNC Greensboro L 0-310/3/03 * Jacksonville L 1-310/4/03 * Stetson W 3-110/7/03 UNC Wilmington L 1-310/10/03 North Carolina A&T W 3-210/11/03 * Georgia State L 1-310/17/03 * UCF L 0-310/18/03 * Florida Atlantic L 0-310/21/03 North Carolina State L 0-310/28/03 * Gardner-Webb L 0-310/31/03 * Belmont L 1-311/1/03 * Lipscomb L 1-311/7/03 * Troy L 0-311/8/03 * Mercer L 0-3

*A-Sun Match! Virginia Tech Hokie Invitational# Charlotte 49er Classic$ Charlotte Invitational% Wake Forest Invitational

200411-16 Overall, 3-7 Atlantic Sun9/3/04 ! Texas A&M Corpus Christi L 2-39/4/04 ! Navy L 2-39/4/04 ! Savannah State W 3-09/7/04 Duke L 0-39/10/04 # UNC Asheville W 3-19/11/04 # Wofford L 1-39/11/04 # Western Carolina L 2-39/14/04 at High Point L 0-39/17/04 Buffalo L 0-39/18/04 at James Madison L 0-39/18/04 North Carolina A&T W 3-19/24/04 * Gardner-Webb W 3-09/25/04 Norfolk State W 3-09/28/04 at East Carolina W 3-210/2/04 * Mercer W 3-010/8/04 * UCF L 1-310/9/04 * Florida Atlantic L 2-310/13/04 at Savannah State W 3-010/15/04 at * Jacksonville L 2-310/16/04 at * Stetson L 2-310/19/04 UNC Greensboro W 3-210/23/04 * Troy L 1-310/29/04 at * Belmont L 0-310/30/04 at * Lipscomb W 3-211/2/04 UNC Wilmington L 1-311/6/04 at * Georgia State L 0-311/9/04 at North Carolina A&T W 3-1

*A-Sun Match! North Carolina A&T Aggie Invitational# Campbell Classic


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200510-22 Overall, 1-8 Atlantic Sun8/26/05 ! Georgia Southern L 1-38/26/05 ! Jacksonville W 3-18/27/05 ! Louisiana State L 0-39/2/05 # Fordham L 2-39/2/05 # North Carolina State L 3-09/3/05 # South Carolina State W 3-09/3/05 # Citadel W 3-29/9/05 $ Radford W 3-09/10/05 $ North Carolina A&T L 0-39/10/05 $ Texas A&M Corpus Christi L 2-39/13/05 at UNC Greensboro W 3-09/16/05 % Minnesota L 0-39/17/05 % Texas Christian L 0-39/17/05 % Maine L 1-39/23/05 at * East Tennessee State L 1-39/24/05 at * Gardner-Webb W 3-19/27/05 East Carolina L 0-39/30/05 ^ Barton W 3-09/30/05 at Fayetteville State W 3-010/7/05 * Belmont L 0-310/8/05 * Lipscomb L 2-310/10/05 Virginia Commonwealth L 1-310/14/05 at * Stetson L 1-310/15/05 at * Florida Atlantic L 0-310/21/05 * Jacksonville L 0-310/22/05 * North Florida L 0-310/25/05 at UNC Wilmington L 0-310/26/05 at Charleston Southern L 1-311/1/05 North Carolina A&T W 3-111/5/05 at * Mercer L 0-311/8/05 High Point L 0-311/12/05 Savannah State W 3-0

*A-Sun Match! GSU Invitational# Wolfpack Classic$ Campbell Classic% Molten Invitational^ at Fayetteville State

200613-17 Overall, 2-7 Atlantic Sun8/25/06 at ! Georgia Southern L 0-38/26/06 ! Charleston Southern W 3-18/26/06 ! Savannah State W 3-08/29/06 UNC Greensboro L 0-39/1/06 # Lamar L 1-39/2/06 at # George Mason L 0-39/2/06 # Central Michigan L 0-39/8/06 at $ Georgetown L 0-39/9/06 $ Coastal Carolina L 0-39/9/06 $ Howard W 3-19/12/06 at East Carolina L 0-39/15/06 % Elon W 3-19/16/06 % Tennessee-Martin L 1-39/16/06 at % Wofford W 3-19/19/06 Charleston Southern W 3-29/29/06 * Kennesaw State W 3-09/30/06 * ETSU L 0-3

10/6/06 * Mercer L 0-310/7/06 * Stetson W 3-210/10/06 NC Central W 3-110/13/06 at * Lipscomb L 2-310/14/06 at * Belmont L 0-310/17/06 Winston-Salem State W 3-010/26/06 at Savannah State W 3-010/27/06 at * Jacksonville L 2-310/28/06 at * North Florida L 1-310/31/06 at High Point L 0-311/4/06 * Gardner-Webb L 2-311/7/06 UNC Wilmington W 3-111/9/06 North Carolina A&T W 3-2

* A-Sun Match! Georgia Southern Invitational# George Mason Invitational$ Georgetown Invitational% Wofford Invitational

200711-19 Overall, 2-9 Atlantic Sun8/24/07 ! Loyola W 3-28/25/07 ! North Carolina State L 3-18/25/07 ! Norfolk State W 3-08/25/07 ! at NC Central W 3-08/28/07 Winston-Salem State W 3-08/31/07 # NC Central L 3-18/31/07 # Tulsa L 3-09/1/07 # Stetson L 3-09/1/07 # at Charleston Southern L 3-19/4/07 East Carolina L 3-19/7/07 $ Presbyterian L 3-29/8/07 $ Norfolk State W 3-09/8/07 $ at UNC Wilmington L 3-19/11/07 North Carolina A&T W 3-09/17/07 High Point L 3-09/21/07 at *Stetson L 3-09/22/07 at *Florida Gulf Coast L 3-09/29/07 at *Gardner-Webb L 3-110/5/07 * Jacksonville L 3-110/6/07 * North Florida W 3-110/12/07 at *Mercer L 3-010/13/07 at *Kennesaw State L 3-010/16/07 NC Central W 3-110/20/07 at *East Tennessee State L 3-110/23/07 Presbyterian L 3-110/27/07 * USC Upstate W 3-211/2/07 * Lipscomb L 3-011/3/07 * Belmont L 3-011/7/07 at North Carolina A&T W 3-111/8/07 at Winston-Salem State W 3-1

* A-Sun Match! NCCU Invitational# Charleston Southern Invitational$ UNCW “Battle at the Beach” Tournament

Leigh Mullins34-55 Overall, 19-32 Atlantic Sun (2008-pr.)

20087-23 Overall, 5-16 Atlantic SunAug. 29 ! Houston Baptist L 3-0Aug. 29 ! Eastern Illinois L 3-0Aug. 30 ! Charlotte L 3-0Sept. 2 at High Point L 3-0Sept. 5 # Elon L 3-1Sept. 6 # UNC Wilmington L 3-0Sept. 6 # North Carolina A&T W 3-0Sept. 10 at East Carolina L 3-0Sept. 12 * at Stetson W 3-1Sept. 13 * at Florida Gulf Coast L 3-0Sept. 16 North Carolina Central W 3-0Sept. 19 * Lipscomb L 3-0Sept. 20 * Belmont L 3-1Sept. 26 * at Mercer L 3-0Sept. 27 * at Kennesaw State W 3-1Oct. 3 * Jacksonville L 3-0Oct. 4 * North Florida L 3-1Oct. 9 * USC Upstate W 3-0Oct. 11 * East Tennessee State L 3-2Oct. 17 * at North Florida W 3-2Oct. 18 * at Jacksonville L 3-0Oct. 24 * Kennesaw State L 3-0Oct. 25 * Mercer L 3-0Oct. 31 * at Belmont L 3-1Nov. 1 * at Lipscomb L 3-0Nov. 7 * Florida Gulf Coast L 3-0Nov. 8 * Stetson W 3-0Nov. 14 * East Tennessee State L 3-1Nov. 15 * USC Upstate L 3-1

Nov. 20 $ Jacksonville L 3-0

* Atlantic Sun Opponent! Hilton RTP / NCCU Tournament# Elon Tournament$ A-Sun Tournament (Macon, Ga.)

200917-15 Overall, 10-10 Atlantic SunAug. 28 ! Davidson W 3-1Aug. 28 ! Morgan State W 3-2Aug. 29 ! at NC State W 3-0Aug. 29 ! Charleston Southern W 3-2Sept. 1 High Point L 2-3Sept. 4 # VCU L 0-3Sept. 4 # NC Central W 3-1Sept. 5 # at Virginia L 0-3Sept. 11 * Florida Gulf Coast L 0-3Sept. 12 * Stetson W 3-0Sept. 18 * at Mercer W 3-0Sept. 19 * at Kennesaw State W 3-1Sept. 22 East Carolina L 1-3Sept. 25 * at USC Upstate W 3-1Sept. 26 * at ETSU W 3-1Sept. 29 at NC Central W 3-0Oct. 2 * Belmont L 1-3Oct. 3 * Lipscomb L 1-3Oct. 9 * at North Florida W 3-1Oct. 10 * at Jacksonville L 0-3Oct. 13 at Winston-Salem State W 3-0Oct. 16 * ETSU W 3-2Oct. 17 * USC Upstate W 3-1Oct. 23 * Kennesaw State L 0-3Oct. 24 * Mercer L 2-3Oct. 30 * at Stetson W 3-0Oct. 31 * at Florida Gulf Coast L 1-3Nov. 6 * Jacksonville L 1-3Nov. 7 * North Florida W 3-1Nov. 13 * at Lipscomb L 0-3Nov. 14 * at Belmont L 0-3Nov. 19 $ Florida Gulf Coast L 0-3

* Atlantic Sun Opponent! NC State/Hilton RTP Classic# Virginia Jefferson Cup$ A-Sun Tournament (Ft. Myers, Fla.)

201010-17 Overall, 4-6 Atlantic SunAug. 27 vs. Villanova ! L 0-3Aug. 28 at North Carolina ! L 0-3Aug. 28 vs. Penn State ! L 0-3Aug. 31 at Duke L 0-3Sept. 3 at William & Mary $ L 1-3Sept. 4 vs. American $ L 2-3Sept. 4 vs. Hampton $ W 3-0Sept. 7 Coastal Carolina L 1-3Sept. 10 vs. East Carolina # W 3-2Sept. 11 at Wake Forest # L 0-3Sept. 11 vs. West Virginia # L 0-3Sept. 14 at High Point L 1-3Sept. 17 vs. Elon ^ W 3-1Sept. 18 vs. NC State ^ W 3-1Sept. 18 at UNC Wilmington ^ L 1-3Sept. 21 NC Central W 3-0Sept. 29 * at USC Upstate W 3-1Oct. 1 * East Tennessee State L 0-3Oct. 8 * Florida Gulf Coast W 3-0Oct. 9 * Stetson W 3-1Oct. 15 * at Belmont L 0-3Oct. 16 * at Lipscomb L 1-3Oct. 19 at Coastal Carolina W 3-2Oct. 29 * Kennesaw State L 1-3Oct. 30 * Mercer W 3-2Nov. 5 * at Jacksonville L 0-3Nov. 6 * at North Florida L 1-3

* Atlantic Sun Conference opponent! Carolina Classic (Chapel Hill, N.C. / Carmichael Arena)$ Colonial Challenge (Williamsburg, Va. / Kaplan Arena at W&M Hall)# Black & Gold Invitational (Winston-Salem, N.C. / Reynolds Gym)^ UNCW Classic (Wilmington, N.C. / Hanover Hall)

Sarah Dillon (2003-06)


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Volleyball All-Time Series Records

First / Last Played Team Record1994 / 1994 Alabama State 1-01999 / 2010 American 0-21987 / 1996 Appalachian State 0-31986 / 1986 Armstrong State 2-01986 / 1994 Augusta 5-21986 / 2005 Barton 5-52001 / 2010 Belmont 2-101998 / 1998 Bethune-Cookman 1-01994 / 1994 Bucknell 1-02004 / 2004 Buffalo 0-11992 / 1992 Catawba 0-11994 / 2004 Central Florida 0-102006 / 2006 Central Michigan 0-12005 / 2009 Charleston Southern 7-151990 / 2008 Charlotte 2-71989 / 1997 College of Charleston 2-122005 / 2005 The Citadel 1-01986 / 2010 Coastal Carolina 5-231987 / 1987 Coker 0-11988 / 2009 Davidson 5-121990 / 1998 Delaware 2-11995 / 1995 Drexel 0-11999 / 2010 Duke 0-51986 / 2010 East Carolina 6-342003 / 2010 East Tennessee State 2-72008 / 2008 Eastern Illinois 0-11997 / 2010 Elon 10-12005 / 2005 Fayetteville State 1-01989 / 1989 Ferrum 1-01994 / 2005 Florida Atlantic 2-82007 / 2010 Florida Gulf Coast 1-61994 / 1994 Florida International 1-12005 / 2005 Fordham 0-11991 / 1996 Furman 0-31986 / 2007 Gardner-Webb 2-52003 / 2006 George Mason 0-22002 / 2006 Georgetown 0-21993 / 2006 Georgia Southern 0-31987 / 2004 Georgia State 4-141986 / 1996 Georgia Tech 0-21989 / 1991 Greensboro College 0-21997 / 2010 Hampton 3-01997 / 2010 High Point 9-82008 / 2008 Houston Baptist 0-11997 / 2006 Howard 3-01986 / 2010 Jacksonville 3-181997 / 2002 Jacksonville State 4-31990 / 2004 James Madison 1-72006 / 2010 Kennesaw State 3-42006 / 2006 Lamar 0-11997 / 1997 Lenoir-Rhyne 1-01991 / 2003 Liberty 3-82003 / 2010 Lipscomb 0-102005 / 2005 Louisiana State 0-11991 / 2007 Loyola-Maryland 3-12005 / 2005 Maine 0-11993 / 2001 Marshall 1-1

2002 / 2002 Maryland 0-11992 / 1999 UMBC 0-31989 / 2010 Mercer 12-131986 / 1992 Methodist 7-62003 / 2003 Miami (Ohio) 0-11995 / 1995 Middle Tennessee State 0-12005 / 2005 Minnesota 0-11997 / 1997 Missouri-Kansas City 0-11999 / 1999 Montana State 0-11990 / 1999 Morehead State 1-11991 / 2009 Morgan State 2-01990 / 1995 Mount Olive 9-01992 / 2004 Navy 0-22004 / 2007 Norfolk State 3-01999 / 1999 North Carolina 0-31986 / 2008 North Carolina A&T 24-51986 / 2004 UNC Asheville 3-111990 / 2010 North Carolina Central 7-21989 / 2006 UNC Greensboro 6-171986 / 1989 UNC Pembroke 2-41994 / 2010 North Carolina State 4-81988 / 1988 North Carolina Wesleyan 0-21986 / 2010 UNC Wilmington 14-262005 / 2010 North Florida 4-42000 / 2000 Northern Arizona 0-12003 / 2003 Oregon State 0-12010 / 2010 Penn State 0-11986 /1986 Pfeiffer 0-22000 / 2000 Pittsburgh 0-12007 / 2007 Presbyterian 0-21988 / 1990 Queens 4-11986 / 2005 Radford 3-122000 / 2000 Rice 0-11995 / 2000 Robert Morris 1-11987 / 1990 Rollins 0-22002 / 2002 Rutgers 0-11991 / 1992 Saint Andrews 2-01997 / 2002 Samford 4-32004 / 2006 Savannah State 5-01991 / 1991 Shaw 2-02000 / 2000 South Alabama 0-11991 / 1991 South Carolina 0-11991 / 1991 USC Aiken 0-12001 / 2005 South Carolina State 2-01999 / 2010 USC Upstate 5-2 1994 / 2010 Stetson 13-62002 / 2002 Syracuse 0-11987 / 1994 UT Chattanooga 1-12006 / 2006 Tennessee-Martin 0-11995 / 1995 Tennessee State 1-01995 / 1995 Tennessee Tech 0-12004 / 2005 Texas A&M Corpus Christi 0-22005 / 2005 Texas Christian 0-11998 / 1998 Texas-Pan American 0-12002 / 2002 Texas Southern 1-01992 / 1993 Towson 0-21995 / 2004 Troy 3-62007 / 2007 Tulsa 0-12010 / 2010 Villanova 0-12003 / 2009 Virginia 0-2

1992 / 2009 Virginia Commonwealth 3-62003 / 2003 Virginia Tech 0-11986 / 2010 Wake Forest 0-61986 / 1986 West Georgia 0-12010 / 2010 West Virginia 0-11992 / 2004 Western Carolina 0-42010 / 2010 William & Mary 0-12006 / 2009 Winston-Salem State 4-01986 / 2003 Winthrop 4-121995 / 2006 Wofford 8-01990 / 1990 Xavier 0-1

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Conference RecordAmerican East 0-4Atlantic Coast 3-25Atlantic Sun 41-73Atlantic 10 2-9Big East 0-6Big Sky 0-2Big South 35-94Big 10 0-1Central Intercollegiate (D-II) 3-0Colonial 24-58Conference Carolinas (D-II) 20-9Conference USA 6-47Great West 0-2Gulf South (D-II) 0-1Independents 11-2Metro Atlantic 3-1Mid-American 0-3Mid-Eastern Athletic 41-5Mountain West 0-1Northeast 1-1Ohio Valley 6-7Pacific 10 0-1Patriot 1-3Peach Belt (D-II) 9-7South Atlantic (D-II) 1-1Southeastern 0-2Southern 36-59Southland 0-3Southwestern 2-0Summit League 0-1Sun Belt 6-17Sunshine State (D-II) 0-2USA South (D-III) 8-10

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2008 Atlantic Sun Tournament, Macon, Ga.

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Campbell University is located in the small town of Buies Creek. The Campus is situated approximately half-way between Raleigh (30 miles south) and Fayetteville (28 miles north) in the Cape Fear Region of North Carolina.

Raleigh Facts:• Capital of North Carolina• Population: over 300,000 • Home to the Time Warner Pavilion at Walnut Creek and the North Carolina State Fair (Oct.)• RDU International Airport takes flights from 12 different airlines

Fayetteville Facts:• Nickname is All-American City• Sixth largest city and fourth largest metropolitan area in the state • Population: over 300,000• Home to Fort Bragg Army Base and the 82nd Airborne and Special Operations Museum

Fort Bragg Facts:• Formed as Camp Bragg in 1918• Home to the famed 82nd Airborne Division and its 15,000 troops• Also home to the U.S. Army Special Operations Command• In total, 42,000 soldiers are station at Bragg

Distance from the Creek (Driving Time):• Raleigh 40 minutes• Fayetteville 40 minutes• RDU Airport 45 minutes• Wrightsville Beach 2 hours• Grandfather Mountain 4 ½ hours• Charlotte 3 hours

Major recording artists such as the Tim McGraw, Jack Johnson, Kings of Leon and Tom Petty all performed at the Time Warner Cable Music Pavilion at Walnut Creek in 2010.

Time Warner Music Pavilion at Walnut Creek

North Carolina Capitol Building

The RBC Center – a state-of-the-art arena located in western Raleigh – is home to the NHL’s Carolina Hurricanes, N.C. State men’s basketball, and numerous indoor concerts, circuses and trade shows each year. Photo By: Gregg Forwerck

Carolina Hurricanes / RBC Center

Raleigh’s Capitol Square

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Papa John’s

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School of Law (Downtown Raleigh)

Fellowship Commons

New Residence Hall

CU Track & Field Complex

Maddox Hall

Taylor Field Renovations

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John W. Pope, Jr. Convocation Center

Volleyball Locker Room

Fred McCall Court Practice Facility

Gilbert Craig Gore Arena

Gilbert Craig Gore Arena

Student-Athlete Weight Room

Fighting Camel Volleyball

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Barker-Lane Stadium John W. Pope, Jr. Convocation Center

Eakes Athletic Complex (Soccer) Eakes Athletic Complex (Softball)

McLeod Athletic Training Facility Taylor Field Keith Hills Country Club

James Nisbet Tennis CenterJohnson Memorial Natatorium Campbell Cross Country Trail

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Athletic TrainingCU’s Athletic Training staff offers all Fighting Camel student-ath-letes the best available medical care for athletic injuries. They design and implement programs to prevent, manage and treat athletic injuries. They also supervise injury rehabilitation pro-grams that are designed to return athletes to athletic activity as quickly and safely as possible.

The athletic training services program is directed by head ath-letic trainer Quinton Sawyer, three assistant athletic trainers and four graduate assistants. In addition, the staff also provides the education to a number of students majoring in athletic training. These students are enrolled in a challenging academic major that not only requires that they make the grade in the classroom but also must excel in real-life situations.

The education program is directed by Catherine Simonson. The Athletic Training staff also works closely with Dr. Chris Stewart, M.D., and Mr. Jerry Brenneman, P.A., of Campbell University Student Health Services and team physicians, Dr. Bill Hage of Tri-angle Orthopedics in Raleigh and Dr. Michael Hart of Cary Family Practice and Sports Medicine in Cary to provide quality physi-cian services to student-athletes. Other allied health care needs available within the athletic training services program include optometry, dentistry, chiropractic and sports massage.

Strength and ConditioningThe Campbell University strength and conditioning facilities are located at the John W. Pope Jr. Convocation Center and the Willard B. Harris Training Center. Although specific strength and conditioning programs are designed for each sport, the basic goal is the same – to help athletes increase their full potential in all areas of fitness: strength, speed, flexibility and stamina.

Workouts are supervised by Andrew Carter, who is in his third year as head strength and conditioning coach. To assist in the student-athlete’s routines, the improved facilities are stocked with a wide array of free weights, stationary plate-loaded ma-chines and a number of aerobic machines.

Members of each of CU’s 20 varsity teams meet on a weekly basis, with some teams training and preparing for competition several times a week. Campbell’s strength and conditioning pro-gram has an ultimate goal of achieving the maximum potential, in order to better prepare student-athletes in competition.

Student-Athlete Support ProgramThe Campbell Athletics Department is committed to academic excellence and to promoting student-athlete welfare through the broad-based Student-Athlete Support Program. Under the guid-ance of Malinda Ashcraft, Associate Athletics Director for Aca-demic Services and Campbell’s Senior Women’s Administrator, programs are available that provide opportunities for student-athletes to grow academically, socially, spiritually, emotionally and physically.

The Student-Athlete Support Program was created to assist stu-dent-athletes with a number of issues ranging from the develop-ment of personal responsibility and educational goals to address-ing personal and social problems that are unique to the Division I student-athlete.

Some of the services offered through the Student-Athlete Sup-port Program are the Individual Study Plan program, tutorial sessions, study halls, one-on-one academic advising, Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, NCAA Life Skills and other academic support services.

The Academic Support Center is the focal point of the program. The center is open seven days a week with flexible hours de-signed to accommodate the busy schedule of a student-athlete.

The center has been designed to serve as an optimal learning environment, while providing the student-athlete with all the tools necessary to achieve academic success.

The center is equipped with several computer work stations, individual study carrels, and areas for monitored group study and tutorial work. Tutorial sessions of different subject areas are provided several times a week for the student-athletes. The cen-ter also provides the student-athlete with a convenient place to study, either individually or in a group setting, where his or her progress can be supervised.

The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee is comprised of members of the 20 varsity sport programs at Campbell who are nominated by their head coaches. The group was organized to facilitate communication and involvement between student-ath-letes and administrators and to better integrate athletes into the general student body.

As a branch of the SAAC, the Camels CARE Team is comprised of student-advisory members, whose mission is to develop ways to increase university representation in community service activi-ties. Proposed committee activities include: Special Olympics, “Adopt-a-Grandparent,” tutoring services for local grade schools, the Big Brother / Big Sister organization and a speakers’ bureau.

To these young adults, athletics becomes more than an end in itself, but rather a means by which they may fully develop their character, and in the process, make a positive impact on the world around them.

The Fighting CamelMany stories exist as to the origin of the nickname “Fighting Camels” and the adoption of a camel as the mascot of Camp-bell University athletic teams. To date, there is still uncertainty as to why the unique mascot (only one other school in the United States - and none in Division I - has the nickname “Camels”) was chosen.

According to historian J. Winston Pearce, author of “Camp-bell College, Big Miracle in Little Buies Creek,” the nickname’s origin perhaps stretches back to the turn of the century when all but one of the school’s original buildings were destroyed by fire. In the aftermath, Z.T. Kivett visited the school’s founder and president, Dr. James Archibald Campbell, at his residence.

As Dr. Campbell bemoaned the fate of the institution he had worked 13 years to build, Mr. Kivett encouraged him, “Your name’s Campbell; then get a hump on you! We’ve got work to do.” Dr. Campbell thought that Mr. Kivett said, “You’re a camel, get a hump on you.” Hence the nomadic nickname.

Campbell’s athletic teams were originally named the “Hornets.” Copies of Creek Pebbles, the school newspaper, in the 1920s and 1930s described the teams as “Hornets.” Other references to the athletic teams were “The Campbells” or the “Campbel-lites.”

Although an official date is unknown, the changing of the mascot to a camel came in late 1933 or early 1934. There is no explanation why the nickname was changed to Camels, only this one sentence was printed in the Jan. 13, 1934 issue of Creek Pebbles: “Eight new men were recently initiated into Campbell’s monogram club, which has changed its name from ‘Hornets’ to ‘Camels.’” From that point on, all Campbell athletic teams have proudly worn the Camel mascot.

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Since its founding in 1983, the Big South Conference has matured into a competi-tive leader in college athletics, actively pursuing excellence on the field of play and in the

classroom. The League’s growing presence as an NCAA Division I athletic conference is evident by athletic accomplishments on the national stage, innovative marketing and media partnerships, increased television packages, and quality athletic competition while intentionally fostering the academic, personal, social, ath-letic and leadership development of each student-athlete. This has evolved into the Conference’s mission of “Developing Lead-ers Through Athletics.”

The Big South Conference was formed on August 21, 1983, when Charleston Southern (then Baptist College) Athletic Director Howard Bagwell and Augusta President George Christenberry began recruiting members into the Big South, receiving initial commitments from Augusta, Charleston Southern, Campbell, Coastal Carolina and Winthrop. One month later, Dr. Edward M. Singleton was selected as the League’s first Commissioner and continued to solicit new members. His efforts led to the addi-tions of Armstrong State, Radford and UNC Asheville, giving the Big South more than the required six members to constitute an official conference. The Big South’s first year of competition was in the Fall of 1984, and in September 1986, the Big South Con-ference was granted full-fledged NCAA Division I status.

During its infancy and prior to securing automatic bids to NCAA Championships, the Big South made early strides in earning at-large berths in several national postseason events, includ-ing volleyball, women’s basketball and women’s golf. In 1989, George F. “Buddy” Sasser replaced the retiring Dr. Singleton as Commissioner, and in 1990, the League received its first auto-matic bid – receiving an automatic qualifier to the NCAA Baseball Championship. Under Sasser’s seven years of leadership, the Conference implemented its public relations and compliance pro-grams, and introduced its first-ever men’s basketball television package, featuring the Big South competing among some of the finest teams in the nation.

In August 1996, Kyle B. Kallander replaced Sasser as the League’s third Commissioner, and in his 15 years at the helm of the Big South, Kallander has been instrumental in aggressively promoting the Conference to new heights. The Conference has enjoyed record levels in marketing revenue during the past several years, he has brought television coverage to Big South women’s basketball, baseball and softball for the first time in Conference history, as well as increased national television ex-posure to the League as a whole through aggressive and unique television packages.

Under Kallander’s leadership, the Big South developed and initi-ated its first long-range strategic plan, re-affirming the League’s vision as a distinctive athletic Conference committed to the quality of institutional life through athletic competition. He also spearheaded the efforts to add football as a championship sport, which came to fruition in 2002, and oversaw the addi-tions of men’s and women’s indoor track & field in 1997. The Conference’s 19th championship sport -- women’s lacrosse, will begin play in 2012-13 with seven members. At the same time, Kallander has solidified Conference membership, as an all-time high 11 member institutions comprise the 28-year League in 2011-12. Recent additions include High Point, Gardner-Webb and Presbyterian College, plus the return of charter member Campbell University this year. Kallander’s long range vision has also included technological advancements, as the Confer-ence introduced its first live event video streaming in 2005 and has since expanded its video offerings to more than 700 events

annually through a partnership with the member institutions, as well as the creation of several online and social media platforms.

In the last 15 years alone, the Big South Conference has expe-rienced monumental growth and success in nearly every sport. During this time, the Conference has had an individual National Champion six times, more than 240 All-Americans, has reached the “Sweet 16” in men’s soccer, women’s basketball and base-ball, has received national Top 25 rankings in football, men’s soccer, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, baseball, men’s outdoor track & field, and men’s golf, had an individual selected to play in the NCAA Singles Championship six times in addition to the first men’s tennis doubles at-large selection, had the first women’s golf program advance to the national finals, had the No. 1 ranked men’s golfer in the country, has had the nation’s top scoring men’s basketball team five consecutive years as well as the national men’s basketball scoring leader twice, received an at-large playoff berth in the Football Championship Subdivision in 2006, has had four NFL Draft picks, and had an institution finish fifth in the NCAA Men’s Golf Championships – the Conference’s highest-ever team finish in an NCAA event.

In 2006-07, the Big South was the only Conference nationwide to have an at-large participant in the football playoffs (Coastal Carolina), a team in the Second Round of the NCAA Men’s Bas-ketball Tournament (Winthrop) and a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Baseball Regionals (Coastal Carolina). In fact, Coastal Carolina’s baseball program has been a No. 1 seed four out of the last seven years – including a national seed for the first time in 2010, while the Chanticleers’ FCS playoff berth in 2006 came in just the fifth-year of the Big South’s football existence. The 2009-10 season saw Liberty’s Sam Chelanga win two NCAA National Championships (cross country, 10,000-meter run), Coastal Carolina’s baseball team reach the Super Regionals for the second time in three years as well as being ranked No. 1 in the national RPI and as high as No. 3 in the national polls; and three women’s basketball teams reach the postseason for the first time in Conference history. Last season, Chelanga won two more NCAA National Championships (cross country, outdoor 5,000-meter run), the Big South had its first automatic bid recipient in football (Coastal Carolina), UNC Asheville reached the Sec-ond Round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, Coastal Carolina’s women’s golf team was the first in Conference history to advance to the NCAA Championship out of Regional play, and a League-record 18 baseball players were drafted in the 2011 MLB First-Year Player Draft.

Several former Big South student-athletes have also reached national prominence in recent years. Coastal Carolina’s Amber Campbell made the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team – one of five former Big South athletes to compete in the Games; VMI’s Reggie Wil-liams reached the NBA with the Golden State Warriors in 2010, UNC Asheville’s Ty Wigginton was named an American League All-Star in 2010, and Coastal Carolina’s Dustin Johnson has won four PGA Tour events since departing the Big South Conference in 2007 and tied for runner-up at the 2011 Open Championship.

The Conference’s tagline, “Developing Leaders Through Athletics” was unveiled in 2008-09 in conjunction with the Conference’s 25th Anniversary. The League also honored its heritage with the Top 25 “Best of the Best” moments in League history from 1983-2008, with Liberty University’s 10-year women’s basketball championship run from 1996-2007 being crowned the No. 1 mo-ment in the Big South’s first 25 years. The Conference’s on-field accomplishments have been duplicated in the classroom. Annu-ally, more than 40 percent of Conference student-athletes are named to the Big South’s Presidential Honor Roll for maintaining a cumulative 3.0 grade-point average, and the League has had more than 95 Academic All-Americans in its 27 years of exis-tence. Furthermore, the Big South has a record number of NCAA Public Recognition Awards for APR progress the last two years.

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Media InformationThis media guide has been prepared in order to assist in your coverage of Campbell University volleyball during the 2011 season. All media requests should be made through assistant director of media services Jason Williams.

Press CredentialsPress credentials are limited to working members of the print and electronic media, as well as photographers and videogra-phers. Photographers are restricted to the baselines.

Interview PoliciesThe Campbell Media Services Department will attempt to arrange all reasonable requests for interviews with head coach Leigh Mul-lins and the team members. With respect to practice, study and personal time, a few guidelines should be followed.

Player Interviews: All interview requests with Campbell volley-ball players must be arranged through the media services office. Players are generally available for interviews prior to and imme-diately following practice sessions. If a media member desires to set up a telephone interview, this can be arranged.

Post Game Interviews: Following each home game, the visit-ing head coach and any requested players will be brought to the media interview room after a 10-minute cool-down period. Campbell head coach Leigh Mullins and two players will follow in the interview room. The Campbell locker room is closed to all individuals with the exception of authorized team or university personnel.

Road Interviews: Interviews with Coach Mullins or team mem-bers away from campus or contact outside of playing sites must be arranged through the media services department. Every attempt will be made to satisfy the interview request within reason. Generally, interviews will not be granted following the team’s practice session on the day of a game.

Head Coach Interviews: Requests for interviews with head coach Leigh Mullins should be made through Assistant Director for Media Services Jason Williams at (910) 814-4367 or (910) 228-6908.

Home Game ServicesWorking press facilities are available at the John W. Pope Jr. Convocation Center and in the media services offices. Telephone lines, high-speed internet connections, wireless internet connec-tions and fax services are available upon request.

A full NCAA box score and play-by-play sheets will be distributed as soon as possible following the completion of each game. Stats are also provided to press row after each set and immediately following the contest.

Big South Public RelationsThroughout the volleyball season, the Big South Conference staff will provide updated statistics daily for each conference team, plus a weekly release, to the media through bigsouthsports.com. Big South Conference games – and all Campbell home games – are available on a paid subscription live video webcast through GoCamels.com.

Campbell Athletic Media Services Associate A.D. for Athletic Media Services ...................Stan Cole Office Phone ................................ 910-893-1331 Cell Phone .................................. 910-814-7467 E-mail [email protected]

Assistant Director for Athletic Media Services ..............Joe Prisco Office Phone ................................ 910-893-1369 Cell Phone .................................. 910-890-0513 E-mail .............................. [email protected]

Assistant Director for Athletic Media Services ....... Jason Williams Office Phone ................................ 910-814-4367 Cell Phone .................................. 910-228-6908 E-mail ........................... [email protected]

Athletic Media Services Assistant .......................... Daniel Smith Office Phone ................................ 910-814-4367 Cell Phone .................................................TBA E-mail .......................................................TBA

Office Fax ................................................. 910-893-1330

Mailing Address .................................... Athletic Media Services ..................................................... P.O. Box 10 ..................................... Buies Creek, NC 27506

Website .................................................GoCamels.comTwitter ...........................................@campbell_camelsFacebook ...................Campbell University Fighting Camels

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2011 Campbell University Volleyball Media Guide