2011 NCAA TOURNAMENTPOSTSEASON GUIDE

KAYCEE GREENJUNIOR

FIRST-TEAM ALL-ATLANTIC SUN

KATIE ROSESENIOR2011 ATLANTIC SUN CO-PLAYER OF THE YEARFIRST-TEAM ALL-ATLANTIC SUN

2011 Lipscomb Lady bisons

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TEAM STATISTICS LIP OPPATTACK Kills 1429 1087 Errors 525 467 Total Attacks 3529 3271 Attack Pct .256 .190 Kills/Set 14.1 10.8SET Assists 1322 1004 Attempts 3355 3199 Assist Pct .394 .314

Assists/Set 13.1 9.9SERVE Aces 139 92 Errors 245 188 Attempts 2275 2031 Serve Pct .892 .907 Aces/Set 1.4 0.9SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors 91 139 Errors/Set 0.9 1.4 Attempts 1835 2013

Reception Pct .950 .931DEFENSE Digs 1499 1302 Digs/Set 14.8 12.9BLOCKING Block Solo 56 52 Block Assist 216 316 Total Blocks 164.0 210.0 Blocks/Set 1.6 2.1 Block Errors 70 55

CoaChing Staff informationHead Coach: Brandon Rosenthal (Pepperdine, 1998;M.B.A., Lipscomb, 2003)Office Phone: (615) 966-5857E-mail: Brandon.Rosenthal@lipscomb.eduRecord at Lipscomb: 137-112 (.550) / 8 seasonsOverall Record: 137-112 (.550) / 8 seasonsAtlantic Sun Conference Record: 71-30 (.703) / 8 seasonsAssistant Coach: Samantha Sullivan (Lipscomb, 2008)Office Phone: (615) 966-5872E-mail: Samantha.Sullivan@lipscomb.edu Graduate Assistant: Jake Pease (Lipscomb, 2011)Volleyball Fax: (615) 966-1806

athletiC CommuniCationSAsst. A.D. External Affairs: Trevor GarrettDirector of Media Relations: Mark McGeeAthletics Communications Mgr.: Jamie Gilliam (Volleyball Contact) Office Phone: (615) 966-5166Cell Phone: (256) 221-3561E-mail: jamie.gilliam@lipscomb.eduMedia Relations Fax: (615) 966-1806Athletics Website: www.LipscombSports.comMailing Address: 1 University Park DriveNashville, TN 37204-3951

No. Name Pos. Year Ht. Hometown (Previous School) Major 1 Abby Fay S RS Sr. 5-8 Kansas City, Mo. (Kansas State) MBA2 Caitlin Dotson S So. 5-8 Louisville, Ky. (Sacred Heart Academy) Pre-Med3 Jewell Dobson MB Fr. 6-0 Shepherdsville, Ky. (Mercy Academy) Education4 Katie Rose MB/L Sr. 6-0 Lexington, Ky. (Paul L. Dunbar HS) Education6 Sophie Kellerman OH Fr. 5-10 Louisville, Ky. (Sacred Heart Academy) Law/Justice Society7 Stephanie Rex DS/L So. 5-4 Brownsburg, Ind. (Brownsburg HS) Nursing8 Jordan Huston S/OPP Fr. 5-10 Joliet, Ill. (Joliet Catholic Academy) Nursing9 Charlyn Ursell OPP Sr. 5-11 Houston, Texas (Arkansas State) Marketing10 Kaycee Green OH Jr. 6-1 Cookeville, Tenn. (Cookeville HS) Education11 Megan Stout DS/L Fr. 5-6 Taylorsville, Ky. (Mercy Academy) Biology12 Claire Peterson MB/OPP So. 5-11 Peoria, Ill. (Dunlap HS) Undeclared13 Sarah Ulinski MB So. 6-0 Louisville, Ky. (Dupont Manual HS) Nursing15 Lauren Ford OH Fr. 5-11 Lenexa, Kan. (Saint Thomas Aquinas HS) Exercise Science Head Coach: Brandon Rosenthal Assistant Coach: Samantha Sullivan Assistant Coach: Jake Pease

Lipscomb Lady bisons VoLLeybaLLAugust

Aug 26 vs Xavier L 3-0

Aug 26 at Houston L 3-0

Aug 27 vs Central Arkansas L 3-2

September

Sep 2 Tennessee Tech W 3-1

Sep 2 Charlotte W 3-0

Sep 3 Arkansas State L 3-1

Sep 6 Western Kentucky L 3-0

Sep 9 at Notre Dame L 3-0

Sep 10 vs Valparaiso W 3-1

Sep 11 vs Portland W 3-2

Sep 14 Austin Peay W 3-0

Sep 23 at Mercer * W 3-0

Sep 24 at Kennesaw State * W 3-0

Sep 27 at Evansville W 3-1

Sep 30 USC Upstate * W 3-0

October

Oct 1 ETSU * W 3-0

Oct 6 Belmont * W 3-2

Oct 14 at Jacksonville * W 3-0

Oct 15 at North Florida * W 3-0

Oct 18 Louisville W 3-1

Oct 21 Stetson * W 3-0

Oct 22 Florida Gulf Coast * W 3-1

Oct 25 at Belmont * L 3-1

November

Nov 1 at Tennessee State L 3-2

Nov 4 Kennesaw State * W 3-0

Nov 11 at ETSU * L 3-2

Nov 12 at USC Upstate * W 3-0

A-Sun Tournament

Nov 18 #3 FGCU W 3-0

Nov 19 #1 Belmont W 3-0

Nov 26 at Xavier L 3-1

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2011 NCAA volleybAll ChAmpioNship

third straight Ncaa appearaNce for lady bisoNs Lipscomb makes its third-straight NCAA tournament appearance this week taking on host Texas A&M in the first-ever meeting between the two schools. The Lady Bisons are making their fourth appearance in the last five years after sweeping rival Belmont 3-0 in the Atlantic Sun Tournament last month to claim their third-straight A-Sun Tournament Championship. This will also be Lipscomb’s first appearance in the tournament outside of the state of Ohio having previously travelled to Dayton twice and Columbus once for regional action. lookiNg for first Ncaa wiN The Lady Bisons head to College Station, Texas looking for their first NCAA Tournament win having gone 0-3 in three previous chances. Lipscomb dropped a 3-0 decision to Dayton in 2007, a 3-0 decision to California in 2009 and a 3-1 decision to Ohio State in 2010.

rose Makes it four-straight a-suN players of the year Senior middle blocker Katie Rose was honored earlier last month as A-Sun co-Player of the Year along with Maggie Johnson from Belmont. Rose’s honor marks the fourth straight season that a Lipscomb player has garnered the award.

greeN NaMed first-teaM all-atlaNtic suN/ford & dobsoN all-freshMeN Junior outside hitter Kaycee Green was honored as a first-team All Atlantic Sun selection for her play this season ranking among the best in the league in kills. Green was joined in postseason honors by freshmen Jewell Dobson and Lauren Ford, who were named to the All-Freshman team.

rose aNd dotsoN NaMed to iNaugural acadeMic all-coNfereNce teaM Rose and sophomore setter Caitlin Dotson were selected as two of the nine members of the inaugural Atlantic Sun All-Academic Team. Rose boats a 3.71 in education while Dotson maintains a perfect 4.0 in Pre-Med at Lipscomb.

Quick hitters• The Lady Bisons had a pair of lengthy streaks snapped earlier this season. Early in the season, Lipscomb lost a 29-game home

winning streak at Allen Arena when Arkansas State topped the Lady Bisons 3-1. Lipscomb then had a 44-game Atlantic Sun Conference winning streak that dated back to 2008 snapped by Belmont in a 3-1 loss at BU.

• The Purple and Gold currently led the A-Sun in hitting by 39 points. Lipscomb enters the NCAA Tournament with a .255 hitting percentage ahead of Belmont’s .216. Lipscomb also sits atop the league in assists (13.03/s) and kills (14.11/s). Those numbers climb even higher against A-Sun competition with Lipscomb hitting a league best .281 and also pacing the field with a 13.98 assists-per-set mark and a 14.91 kills-per-set average. The Lady Bisons are also tough on the defensive end ranking in opponent hitting percentage holding the opposition to a .188 percentage.

• Four Lady Bisons (Katie Rose (10), Caitin Dotson (9), Abby Fay (7) and Lauren Ford (1)) have posted double-doubles this season.

• Rose currently ranks second in the A-Sun in hitting percentage with a .344 average only five points behind Jacksonville’s Kylie Rose. Dobson sits just behind in third with a .315 average. Rose’s numbers are even higher against A-Sun competition hitting a league-best .403 against conference foes.

• Green ranks third in the league in kills averaging 3.97 per set. She sits just ahead of Ford (3.20/s) and Rose (3.12/s), who rank sixth and eighth, respectively.

• Lipscomb is ranked 89th in the latest NCAA RPI ratings.• Rose set an Atlantic Sun and Lipscomb record earlier in the season with eight solo blocks against Arkansas State.• The Lady Bisons had the shortest distance to travel for the regional, 771 miles compared to 982 miles for Kentucky and 1,093

miles for Dayton.• Lipscomb is the winningest team in the A-Sun over the past five years having posted a record of 113-44 (.715). The Lady

Bisons have reached the 20-win mark in each of those five campaigns.• Rose was named MVP of the A-Sun Tournament held last month and was joined on the all-tournament team by Fay and Ford.

Having led the Lipscomb Volley-ball program to unprecedented heights, including three NCAA Tournament appearances, three Atlantic Sun tournament champion-ships and a 35-game conference unbeaten streak, Brandon Rosen-thal is in his ninth season at the helm of the Lady Bisons program.

Under his direction, Lipscomb has also made four-straight appearanc-es in the A-Sun tournament cham-pionship game and five-straight trips to the A-Sun tournament, along with winning a pair of A-Sun regular-season titles in 2009 and 2010. The Lady Bisons have also been honored with three A-Sun Players of the Year in Rosenthal’s tenure.

2010 saw a number of firsts for Rosenthal’s club as Lipscomb repeated their suc-cesses of the 2009 campaign and made it back-to-back A-Sun regular season and conference championships for the first time in school history.

The Lady Bisons kept their A-Sun winning streak that dates back to the 2009 season going behind a perfect 12-0 finish in league play. Lipscomb then made a herculean comeback in the A-Sun tournament championship game to rally from a 2-0 deficit to down East Tennessee State and advance to face Ohio State in the NCAA Tournament in Columbus, Ohio. The trip to Columbus, Ohio for the regional saw Lipscomb come close to pulling the upset over the Buckeyes losing 3-1 but lost two of the sets by three points or less.

The 2009 season was truly a “banner” year for head coach Brandon Rosenthal and the Lady Bison volleyball program. The team ran the A-Sun table finishing a perfect 22-0 in league play, a feat never before accomplished since the confer-ence was founded in 1978. The Lady Bisons went on to win their second A-Sun tournament in three years and earn the program’s second birth in the NCAA Tournament.

The 2009 accolades including a 25-match win streak, the longest in school his-tory, and the highest RPI for Lipscomb at 34, led to Rosenthal earning 2009 A-Sun Coach of the Year honors. Lipscomb also picked up its first All-America honors in program history as Alex Kelly and Jake Pease were named honorable mention All-America by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA).

In 2007 Rosenthal directed the Lady Bisons to their first ever A-Sun Conference Tournament Championship, their first ever berth in the NCAA Tourna-ment and their first winning season overall in the NCAA era.

“It is a challenge each year to win more matches than we did the year before,” Rosenthal said. “Our past success says a lot about what we have done as a program. We have recruited players who want to be part of something special.”

“It is more than just volleyball. We are recruiting players who want to be part of a legacy.”

Rosenthal has worked hard to re-cruit players who possess a passion, not only for volleyball, but for life as well. Whether it’s on the court,

Head coacH brandon rosentHaLin the classroom or out in the community the players have to be willing to put forth the effort to succeed on a daily basis.

“I want to see that passion each and every day,” Rosenthal said. “That is the hardest part of what I ask for from my players. I expect their best and by that I mean effort, whether it is on the court, in the classroom, traveling with the team or performing community service.”

“Practices are tough, both mentally and physically. I want our players to be challenged because when the official blows the whistle to start a match it is the player, not the coach, who makes the difference.”

The statistics posted by the Lady Bisons as a team and as individual players have been increasingly impressive each season. But Rosenthal thinks the game of volleyball is about more than the numbers.

“There are coaches who are obsessed with stats and coaches who think stats are just part of the game,” Rosenthal said. “I am not one to get caught up in the numbers. I listen to my coaches, my players and my heart.”

“As a team, whether we win or lose, the one thing I ask is that we give maxi-mum effort. The difficult challenge is making that same team go further than they have ever gone on a daily basis.”

After spending two seasons as a graduate assistant coach for the Lady Bisons, Rosenthal became one of the youngest head coaches in NCAA Division I at the age of 25. He took over a program that had never won more than four matches in a season and immediately grasped the challenges facing him.

“We have built this program from the ground up,” Rosenthal said. “And we have done it the right way. Doing things the right way makes players want to be a part of your program. My biggest concern is building this program into one that will continue to be a success over a long period of time.”

“Something that stands out for me is the drive and determination of each one of our players to not only make her mark, but to be part of something bigger than just themselves,” Rosenthal said. “I feel it is crucial at this level that the play-ers realize they are not just joining a team, but they’re joining a family.”

Rosenthal’s 18 years of volleyball experience spans the country, allowing him the ability to draw from many different forums.

Born in Burbank, Calif., Rosenthal got his first taste of the sport of volleyball on the West Coast. When his family moved to Pittsburgh, Pa., he spearheaded a drive to add volleyball to the varsity programs at his high school.

His West-Coast roots led him back to the “Golden State” for college where con-tinued his love for the game by playing club volleyball at Pepperdine. Rosenthal

went on to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree from Pepperdine Universi-ty in Malibu, Calif., before earning a Master of Business Administra-tion degree from Lipscomb.

Rosenthal and his wife, Kate, live in Nashville. They have a daughter, Jake; and a son, Jack.

A former standout for the Lady Bisons volleyball program, Pease was named a graduate assistant coach in August 2011.

“We’re excited to have Jake join the staff,” remarked Rosenthal. “Obviously, (it’s a great thing) anytime you can add a former All-American to your staff who knows our program inside and out.”

Pease joins the Lipscomb coach-ing staff after a stellar career in purple and gold in which she was named a two-time honor-able mention All-America by the American Volleyball Coaches Association. Along with her All-America honors, Pease also earned 2010 Atlantic Sun Player of the Year honors for her play

on the court.

“There’s no doubt she’s going to bring an extra level,” noted Rosenthal. “We’ve had some great work over the years and then adding one more coach to that

assistant coacHes samantHa suLLiVan/Jake peaseSamantha Sullivan returns in 2011 as a full-time assistant to head volleyball coach Brandon Rosenthal.

Named the first full-time assistant in the summer of 2010, Sullivan served as a student assistant and graduate assistant from 2007 to 2009.

“Sam has been with our program now for seven years as a player and coach, so needless to say she knows our program inside and out,” remarked Lipscomb head coach Brandon Rosenthal. “She continues to do a great job of helping this program evolve with innovative ideas and meth-ods. Throughout the past couple seasons she has been a true measure of what this program

stands for. Our success is a direct reflection to her dedication and hard work to always get the job done. Sam is someone that I truly trust and count on to make tough decisions. She is a great balance for me and is always looking to push this program.

Sullivan was a setter for two seasons for the Lady Bisons in 2005 and 2006. She transferred to Lipscomb after playing two seasons for Pierce College in Los Angeles. In only two years with the Lady Bisons, Sullivan managed to make her mark on the Lipscomb Volleyball program. She is currently the second all-time leader in assists with 2,226. Senior Stephine Pease holds the assists record at Lipscomb with 3,910.

Rosenthal likes the way Sullivan can relate to the girls and the way the team responds to her.

“It is exciting. She has a wonderful rapport with the girls. I think that is probably

one of those things that doesn’t get enough emphasis especially after winning championships.”

Sullivan, a native of Simi Valley, Calif., started playing volleyball in the sixth grade. She played for Simi Valley High School and started playing club volleyball her sophomore year of high school. She spent one year with the Thunder Volley-ball Club and played two seasons for the Santa Monica Beach Club.

In 2007 Sullivan was a student assistant working with the volleyball team, serv-ing on the staff that helped guide the Lady Bisons to the Atlantic Sun Confer-ence Tournament Championship and their first berth in the NCAA Tournament.

Sullivan also provided play-by-play as an announcer for Lipscomb’s volleyball matches on A-Sun TV.

Sullivan has also been active as a coach in club volleyball. She coached for the Nashville One Volleyball Club this past year, the first season ever for the team. She coached the 18s team with Tony Howell, an assistant coach at Belmont University, guiding the team to the nationals.

“In the club scene Sam has done a nice job over the past couple of years of developing her own coaching style” noted Rosenthal. “It is great to see her out there coaching her own team and watching the little things that she emphasizes.”

The daughter of Sherry Sullivan and Doug Priess, she has three sisters, Michelle Sullivan, Monique Buschel and Cori Turley and one brother, Kirk Priess.

Recently engaged to Kevin Crane, Sullivan graduated from Lip-scomb in December 2007 with a psychology degree and education minor.

is going to add to our ability to not only coach, but also recruit. Jakes brings this enthusiasm, this energy, this passion. Everyone that knows Jake or knows of her knows what kind of energy she brings.

A four-year starter for the Lady Bisons, Pease is no stranger to the coaching front having been the co-head coach for the Nash-ville One 14U team where she led the club to the 2011 Nationals and a fifth-place finish in the event held in Atlanta. As a head coach in 2009, Pease also led the Head Impact 15U team to nationals along with a 2008 nationals ap-pearance with the Impact 14U squad as an assistant coach. Pease has also worked extensively in the Nashville area teaching lo-cal youth setters in private lessons as well as helping with the Lipscomb camps every summer.

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1 Abby FAyseNior - setter - KANsAs City, mo. - KANsAs stAte mbA

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2 CAitlin Dotsonsophomore - setter - louisville, Ky. - sACred heArt ACAdemy

pre-med

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3 Jewell DobsonFreshmAN - middle bloCKer - shepherdsville, Ky. - merCy ACAdemy

eduCAtioN

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4 KAtie RoseseNior - middle bloCKer - louisville, Ky. - pAul l. duNbAr hseduCAtioN - 2011 AtlANtiC suN Co-plAyer oF the yeAr

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6 sophie KelleRmAnFreshmAN - outside hitter - louisville, Ky. - sACred heArt ACAdemy

lAw ANd JustiCe soCiety

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7 stephAnie Rexsophomore - libero - browNsburg, iNd. - browNsburg hsNursiNg

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8 JoRDAn hustonFreshmAN - setter/opp - Joliet, ill. - Joliet CAtholiC ACAdemy

NursiNg

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9 ChARlyn uRsellseNior - opposite - houstoN, texAs - ArKANsAs stAte

mArKetiNg

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10 KAyCee GReenJuNior - outside hitter - CooKeville, teNN. - CooKeville hseduCAtioN

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11 meGAn stoutFreshmAN - libero - tAylorsville, Ky. - merCy ACAdemy

biology

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12 ClAiRe peteRsonJuNior - outside hitter - CooKeville, teNN. - CooKeville hseduCAtioN

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13 sARAh ulinsKisophomore - middle bloCKer - louisville, Ky. - dupoNt mANuAl hsNursiNg

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15 lAuRen FoRDFreshmAN - outside hitter - leNexA, KAN. - st. thomAs AquiNAs hsexerCise sCieNCe

oVeraLL/conference stats

matcH-by-matcH statistics

statisticaL Leaders

indiViduaL matcH HigHsATTACK PERCENT (K-E-TA) minimum 12 kills .765 (13- 0-17) DOBSON, Jewell at Jacksonville (Oct 14, 2011) .586 (18- 1-29) ROSE, Katie at Tennessee State Univ (Nov 01, 2011) .526 (12- 2-19) DOBSON, Jewell at Belmont (Nov 19, 2011) .522 (13- 1-23) GREEN, Kaycee vs USC Upstate (Sep 30, 2011) .519 (16- 2-27) ROSE, Katie vs FGCU (Oct 22, 2011) .500 (13- 2-22) ROSE, Katie vs Tennessee Tech (Sep 02, 2011) .474 (20- 2-38) ROSE, Katie vs Belmont (Oct 06, 2011) .458 (13- 2-24) ROSE, Katie vs ETSU (Oct 01, 2011) .458 (13- 2-24) DOBSON, Jewell vs Louisville (Oct 18, 2011) .458 (14- 3-24) DOBSON, Jewell at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)

KILLS (K-E-TA)30 (30- 5-61) 5s GREEN, Kaycee vs Central Arkansas (Aug 27, 2011)20 (20- 3-39) 4s GREEN, Kaycee vs FGCU (Oct 22, 2011)20 (20- 2-38) 5s ROSE, Katie vs Belmont (Oct 06, 2011)18 (18- 3-36) 4s FORD, Lauren vs Valparaiso (Sep 10, 2011)18 (18- 7-33) 3s GREEN, Kaycee at Kennesaw State (Sep 24, 2011)18 (18- 6-41) 5s GREEN, Kaycee vs Portland (Sep 11, 2011)18 (18- 1-29) 5s ROSE, Katie at Tennessee State Univ (Nov 01, 2011)18 (18- 7-44) 4s GREEN, Kaycee vs Valparaiso (Sep 10, 2011)17 (17- 9-54) 4s FORD, Lauren at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)17 (17- 5-37) 5s GREEN, Kaycee at Tennessee State Univ (Nov 01, 2011)

KILLS 3-SETS (K-E-TA)18 (18- 7-33) GREEN, Kaycee at Kennesaw State (Sep 24, 2011)14 (14- 1-29) FORD, Lauren vs Stetson (Oct 21, 2011)14 (14- 1-30) ROSE, Katie at North Florida (Oct 15, 2011)13 (13- 2-27) FORD, Lauren vs Austin Peay (Sep 14, 2011)13 (13- 0-29) FORD, Lauren at USC Upstate (Nov 12, 2011)

KILLS 4-SETS (K-E-TA)20 (20- 3-39) GREEN, Kaycee vs FGCU (Oct 22, 2011)18 (18- 7-44) GREEN, Kaycee vs Valparaiso (Sep 10, 2011)18 (18- 3-36) FORD, Lauren vs Valparaiso (Sep 10, 2011)17 (17- 9-54) FORD, Lauren at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)16 (16- 2-27) ROSE, Katie vs FGCU (Oct 22, 2011)

KILLS 5-SETS (K-E-TA)30 (30- 5-61) GREEN, Kaycee vs Central Arkansas (Aug 27, 2011)20 (20- 2-38) ROSE, Katie vs Belmont (Oct 06, 2011)18 (18- 1-29) ROSE, Katie at Tennessee State Univ (Nov 01, 2011)18 (18- 6-41) GREEN, Kaycee vs Portland (Sep 11, 2011)17 (17- 5-37) GREEN, Kaycee at Tennessee State Univ (Nov 01, 2011)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS (K-E-TA)61 (30- 5-61) 5s GREEN, Kaycee vs Central Arkansas (Aug 27, 2011)54 (17- 9-54) 4s FORD, Lauren at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)48 (16- 8-48) 5s FORD, Lauren at ETSU (Nov 11, 2011)46 (15- 7-46) 5s FORD, Lauren vs Belmont (Oct 06, 2011)44 (11-12-44) 4s GREEN, Kaycee at Belmont (Oct 25, 2011)44 (18- 7-44) 4s GREEN, Kaycee vs Valparaiso (Sep 10, 2011)43 (15- 7-43) 4s FORD, Lauren at Belmont (Oct 25, 2011)43 (15- 9-43) 4s FORD, Lauren vs Louisville (Oct 18, 2011)43 (13- 8-43) 4s GREEN, Kaycee at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)42 (11-11-42) 3s GREEN, Kaycee at Houston (Aug 26, 2011)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS 3-SETS (K-E-TA)42 (11-11-42) GREEN, Kaycee at Houston (Aug 26, 2011)37 (13-10-37) GREEN, Kaycee at Mercer (Sep 23, 2011)36 ( 9- 4-36) FORD, Lauren vs ETSU (Oct 01, 2011)35 (11- 4-35) FORD, Lauren at North Florida (Oct 15, 2011)33 (18- 7-33) GREEN, Kaycee at Kennesaw State (Sep 24, 2011)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS 4-SETS (K-E-TA)54 (17- 9-54) FORD, Lauren at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)44 (11-12-44) GREEN, Kaycee at Belmont (Oct 25, 2011)44 (18- 7-44) GREEN, Kaycee vs Valparaiso (Sep 10, 2011)43 (13- 8-43) GREEN, Kaycee at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)43 (15- 7-43) FORD, Lauren at Belmont (Oct 25, 2011)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS 5-SETS (K-E-TA)61 (30- 5-61) GREEN, Kaycee vs Central Arkansas (Aug 27, 2011)48 (16- 8-48) FORD, Lauren at ETSU (Nov 11, 2011)46 (15- 7-46) FORD, Lauren vs Belmont (Oct 06, 2011)41 (18- 6-41) GREEN, Kaycee vs Portland (Sep 11, 2011)38 (20- 2-38) ROSE, Katie vs Belmont (Oct 06, 2011)

ASSISTS54 (5s) FAY, Abby vs Portland (Sep 11, 2011)50 (4s) FAY, Abby at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)46 (4s) FAY, Abby vs Valparaiso (Sep 10, 2011)34 (3s) FAY, Abby at Kennesaw State (Sep 24, 2011)34 (5s) DOTSON, Caitlin at ETSU (Nov 11, 2011)

ASSISTS 3-SETS34 FAY, Abby at Kennesaw State (Sep 24, 2011)33 FAY, Abby vs Austin Peay (Sep 14, 2011)32 FAY, Abby at Mercer (Sep 23, 2011)32 FAY, Abby vs Kennesaw State (Nov 04, 2011)31 FAY, Abby vs ETSU (Oct 01, 2011)

ASSISTS 4-SETS50 FAY, Abby at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)46 FAY, Abby vs Valparaiso (Sep 10, 2011)33 DOTSON, Caitlin vs Arkansas State (Sep 03, 2011)29 FAY, Abby at Belmont (Oct 25, 2011)29 DOTSON, Caitlin vs Tennessee Tech (Sep 02, 2011)

ASSISTS 5-SETS54 FAY, Abby vs Portland (Sep 11, 2011)34 DOTSON, Caitlin at ETSU (Nov 11, 2011)33 DOTSON, Caitlin vs Central Arkansas (Aug 27, 2011)30 FAY, Abby vs Belmont (Oct 06, 2011)29 DOTSON, Caitlin vs Belmont (Oct 06, 2011)

DIGS24 (4s) REX, Stephanie at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)24 (4s) REX, Stephanie at Belmont (Oct 25, 2011)22 (5s) ROSE, Katie at ETSU (Nov 11, 2011)21 (5s) REX, Stephanie vs Central Arkansas (Aug 27, 2011)19 (4s) REX, Stephanie vs Valparaiso (Sep 10, 2011)

DIGS 3-SETS18 REX, Stephanie vs Kennesaw State (Nov 04, 2011)17 REX, Stephanie at Mercer (Sep 23, 2011)16 STOUT, Megan at North Florida (Oct 15, 2011)14 ROSE, Katie vs ETSU (Oct 01, 2011)13 STOUT, Megan vs USC Upstate (Sep 30, 2011)

DIGS 4-SETS24 REX, Stephanie at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)24 REX, Stephanie at Belmont (Oct 25, 2011)19 REX, Stephanie vs Valparaiso (Sep 10, 2011)17 REX, Stephanie vs FGCU (Oct 22, 2011)17 REX, Stephanie vs Louisville (Oct 18, 2011)

DIGS 5-SETS22 ROSE, Katie at ETSU (Nov 11, 2011)21 REX, Stephanie vs Central Arkansas (Aug 27, 2011)19 ROSE, Katie vs Belmont (Oct 06, 2011)19 REX, Stephanie vs Belmont (Oct 06, 2011)18 DOTSON, Caitlin vs Belmont (Oct 06, 2011)

ACES7 ROSE, Katie vs Tennessee Tech (Sep 02, 2011)5 REX, Stephanie vs Belmont (Oct 06, 2011)4 FORD, Lauren vs Stetson (Oct 21, 2011)4 ROSE, Katie vs FGCU (Oct 22, 2011)4 DOTSON, Caitlin vs Austin Peay (Sep 14, 2011)

BLOCKS (BS-BA)9 ( 8- 1) ROSE, Katie vs Arkansas State (Sep 03, 2011)7 ( 0- 7) ROSE, Katie vs Portland (Sep 11, 2011)6 ( 1- 5) ROSE, Katie at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)6 ( 0- 6) ROSE, Katie vs Tennessee Tech (Sep 02, 2011)5 ( 1- 4) ROSE, Katie at Kennesaw State (Sep 24, 2011)5 ( 1- 4) DOBSON, Jewell vs Portland (Sep 11, 2011)5 ( 0- 5) DOBSON, Jewell vs Valparaiso (Sep 10, 2011)4 ( 2- 2) ROSE, Katie vs Austin Peay (Sep 14, 2011)4 ( 1- 3) DOBSON, Jewell vs Stetson (Oct 21, 2011)4 ( 1- 3) ROSE, Katie vs FGCU (Oct 22, 2011)

ATTACK PERCENT (K-E-TA) .419 (44- 5- 93) vs Kennesaw State (Nov 04, 2011) .398 (50-11- 98) at Jacksonville (Oct 14, 2011) .398 (43- 8- 88) vs Stetson (Oct 21, 2011) .392 (48-10- 97) vs USC Upstate (Sep 30, 2011) .387 (44- 8- 93) vs FGCU (Nov 18, 2011) .378 (56-14-111) vs Tennessee Tech (Sep 02, 2011) .345 (53-15-110) at USC Upstate (Nov 12, 2011) .340 (45-11-100) vs Austin Peay (Sep 14, 2011) .322 (66-18-149) vs FGCU (Oct 22, 2011) .302 (45-13-106) vs Charlotte (Sep 02, 2011)

KILLS (K-E-TA)71 (71-28-181) 5s vs Belmont (Oct 06, 2011)67 (67-29-188) 4s at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)66 (66-39-165) 5s vs Portland (Sep 11, 2011)66 (66-18-149) 4s vs FGCU (Oct 22, 2011)65 (65-23-160) 4s vs Valparaiso (Sep 10, 2011)65 (65-26-165) 5s at ETSU (Nov 11, 2011)64 (64-26-150) 4s vs Louisville (Oct 18, 2011)62 (62-22-157) 5s vs Central Arkansas (Aug 27, 2011)57 (57-33-174) 4s at Belmont (Oct 25, 2011)56 (56-14-111) 4s vs Tennessee Tech (Sep 02, 2011)

KILLS 3-SETS (K-E-TA)53 (53-15-110) at USC Upstate (Nov 12, 2011)50 (50-11- 98) at Jacksonville (Oct 14, 2011)49 (49-17-110) at Kennesaw State (Sep 24, 2011)48 (48-10- 97) vs USC Upstate (Sep 30, 2011)45 (45-13-106) vs Charlotte (Sep 02, 2011)

KILLS 4-SETS (K-E-TA)67 (67-29-188) at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)66 (66-18-149) vs FGCU (Oct 22, 2011)65 (65-23-160) vs Valparaiso (Sep 10, 2011)64 (64-26-150) vs Louisville (Oct 18, 2011)57 (57-33-174) at Belmont (Oct 25, 2011)

KILLS 5-SETS (K-E-TA)71 (71-28-181) vs Belmont (Oct 06, 2011)66 (66-39-165) vs Portland (Sep 11, 2011)65 (65-26-165) at ETSU (Nov 11, 2011)62 (62-22-157) vs Central Arkansas (Aug 27, 2011)56 (56-18-142) at Tennessee State Univ (Nov 01, 2011)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS (K-E-TA)188 (67-29-188) 4s at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)181 (71-28-181) 5s vs Belmont (Oct 06, 2011)174 (57-33-174) 4s at Belmont (Oct 25, 2011)165 (65-26-165) 5s at ETSU (Nov 11, 2011)165 (66-39-165) 5s vs Portland (Sep 11, 2011)160 (65-23-160) 4s vs Valparaiso (Sep 10, 2011)157 (62-22-157) 5s vs Central Arkansas (Aug 27, 2011)150 (64-26-150) 4s vs Louisville (Oct 18, 2011)149 (51-22-149) 4s vs Arkansas State (Sep 03, 2011)149 (66-18-149) 4s vs FGCU (Oct 22, 2011)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS 3-SETS (K-E-TA)118 (42-14-118) at North Florida (Oct 15, 2011)117 (42-14-117) vs ETSU (Oct 01, 2011)110 (49-17-110) at Kennesaw State (Sep 24, 2011)110 (53-15-110) at USC Upstate (Nov 12, 2011)108 (38-23-108) at Houston (Aug 26, 2011)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS 4-SETS (K-E-TA)188 (67-29-188) at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)174 (57-33-174) at Belmont (Oct 25, 2011)160 (65-23-160) vs Valparaiso (Sep 10, 2011)150 (64-26-150) vs Louisville (Oct 18, 2011)149 (51-22-149) vs Arkansas State (Sep 03, 2011)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS 5-SETS (K-E-TA)181 (71-28-181) vs Belmont (Oct 06, 2011)165 (66-39-165) vs Portland (Sep 11, 2011)165 (65-26-165) at ETSU (Nov 11, 2011)157 (62-22-157) vs Central Arkansas (Aug 27, 2011)142 (56-18-142) at Tennessee State Univ (Nov 01, 2011)

ASSISTS65 (5s) vs Belmont (Oct 06, 2011)64 (5s) vs Portland (Sep 11, 2011)61 (5s) at ETSU (Nov 11, 2011)61 (4s) at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)61 (4s) vs FGCU (Oct 22, 2011)

ASSISTS 3-SETS49 at USC Upstate (Nov 12, 2011)48 at Kennesaw State (Sep 24, 2011)47 at Jacksonville (Oct 14, 2011)47 vs USC Upstate (Sep 30, 2011)42 vs Charlotte (Sep 02, 2011)

ASSISTS 4-SETS61 at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)61 vs FGCU (Oct 22, 2011)59 vs Valparaiso (Sep 10, 2011)57 vs Louisville (Oct 18, 2011)55 at Belmont (Oct 25, 2011)

ASSISTS 5-SETS65 vs Belmont (Oct 06, 2011)64 vs Portland (Sep 11, 2011)61 at ETSU (Nov 11, 2011)54 at Tennessee State Univ (Nov 01, 2011)53 vs Central Arkansas (Aug 27, 2011)

DIGS88 (4s) at Belmont (Oct 25, 2011)86 (4s) at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)81 (5s) at ETSU (Nov 11, 2011)76 (5s) vs Belmont (Oct 06, 2011)71 (5s) vs Central Arkansas (Aug 27, 2011)

DIGS 3-SETS61 at North Florida (Oct 15, 2011)55 at USC Upstate (Nov 12, 2011)48 vs ETSU (Oct 01, 2011)48 vs USC Upstate (Sep 30, 2011)47 vs Austin Peay (Sep 14, 2011)

DIGS 4-SETS88 at Belmont (Oct 25, 2011)86 at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)68 vs FGCU (Oct 22, 2011)66 vs Valparaiso (Sep 10, 2011)59 at Xavier (Nov 26, 2011)

DIGS 5-SETS81 at ETSU (Nov 11, 2011)76 vs Belmont (Oct 06, 2011)71 vs Central Arkansas (Aug 27, 2011)59 at Tennessee State Univ (Nov 01, 2011)59 vs Portland (Sep 11, 2011)

ACES13 vs Tennessee Tech (Sep 02, 2011)9 vs USC Upstate (Sep 30, 2011)9 vs Austin Peay (Sep 14, 2011)8 at USC Upstate (Nov 12, 2011)8 vs Stetson (Oct 21, 2011)

BLOCKS12.0 vs Arkansas State (Sep 03, 2011)12.0 vs Portland (Sep 11, 2011)10.0 vs FGCU (Nov 18, 2011)9.0 at Kennesaw State (Sep 24, 2011)9.0 at Evansville (Sep 27, 2011)9.0 vs Tennessee Tech (Sep 02, 2011)8.0 vs Valparaiso (Sep 10, 2011)8.0 at North Florida (Oct 15, 2011)7.0 vs Stetson (Oct 21, 2011)7.0 vs Louisville (Oct 18, 2011)

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