2009 uwa volleyball media guide

WEST ALABAMA VOLLEYBALL

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2009 WEST ALABAMA TIGER VOLLEYBALLTable Of Contents/Quick Facts .............................................................12009 Schedule ....................................................................................2-32009 Roster ...........................................................................................4UWA Sports Information .......................................................................5Gulf South Conference ..........................................................................6The University of West Alabama ...........................................................7Dr. Richard D. Holland, President .........................................................8Dr. E. J. Brophy, Director of Athletics ...................................................9UWA Athletic Staff ..............................................................................10UWA Head Coaches ...........................................................................11Head Coach Tabitha Turner ................................................................12Assistant Coach Peter Cruz, Jr./GA Edoli Herrion ..............................132009 Tigers .....................................................................................14-242009 Opponents ............................................................................25-28GSC East Division Series/Dig For The Cure .......................................29All-Time Series Records.......................................................................302008 Results ........................................................................................312008 Statistics ......................................................................................322008 Gulf South Conference Volleyball ...............................................332008 UWA Volleyball Seniors ..............................................................34All-Time Results ..............................................................................35-37Yearly Records .....................................................................................38UWA Volleyball Award Winners..........................................................39UWA All-Time Roster ..........................................................................40Individual Season Records ...................................................................41Individual Career Records ...................................................................42Individual Match Records.....................................................................43Team Match Records ...........................................................................44UWA In The GSC Tournament............................................................44

UNIVERSITY Location .....................................................................Livingston, AlabamaFounded ............................................................................................1835Enrollment ........................................................................................4,888President ................................................................... Dr. Richard HollandDirector of Athletics ..........................................................Dr. E.J. BrophyNickname .............................................................................................. TigersSchool Colors ...........................................................................Red and WhiteConference ..................................................................Gulf South ConferenceFacility ............................................................................................. Pruitt HallUWA Athletic Web Site ........................................................athletics.uwa.eduAthletic Department Fax Number ..........................................(205) 652-3600

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .............................................................................. Tabitha Turner Alma Mater ....................................................... Campbell University, 2007 Years At UWA .......................................................................... First Season Record at UWA ....................................................................... First Season Overall Record ......................................................................... First SeasonAssistant Coach .........................................................................Peter Cruz, Jr. Alma Mater ..........................................University of North Carolina, 2003Graduate Assistant Coach ..........................................................Edoli Herrion Alma Mater .................................................................West Alabama, 2004UWA Volleyball Office Phone ..................................................(205) 652-3459 Fax ......................................................................................(205) 652-36002008 Record ........................................................................................... 22-11GSC Record ................................................................................................ 7-5

1Table Of Contents/2009 Quick Facts

2007 GSC TournamentParticipant

2008 GSC TournamentParticipant


2 2009 Schedule

AUGUSTSUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

SEPTEMBERSUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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! - Southern Wesleyan3 p.m. ! - Erskine7 p.m.

! - Armstrong AtlanticState, 11 a.m.

! - Mars Hill3 p.m.

Stillman College6:30 p.m.Tuscaloosa, Ala.

! - Anderson University Invitational (Anderson, SC)

ALL TIMES CENTRAL STANDARD TIME

^ - Flagler11 a.m.

^ - Tusculum3:30 p.m.

^ - Lincoln MemorialNoon

^ - Carson Newman2:30 p.m.

Jackson State7 p.m.Jackson, Miss.

# - Tampa9 a.m. # - Florida Southern4:30 p.m.

# - Nova Southeastern10:30 a.m. # - PR-Rio Piedras5 p.m.

^ - Carolina Challenge (Banner Elk, NC)# - West Florida Regional Crossover (Pensacola, Fla.)$ - Played at the University of North Alabama (Florence, Ala.)* - Gulf South Conference Match% - Played at Christian Brothers University (Memphis, Tenn.)


ALABAMA A&M7 P.M.LIVINGSTON, ALA.

$ -Henderson State10 a.m. $ - Southern Arkansas5:30 p.m.

JACKSON STATE7 P.M.LIVINGSTON, ALA.

* WEST FLORIDA7 P.M.LIVINGSTON, ALA.

% - Ouachita Baptist3 p.m..

% - Christian Brothers5 p.m.


32009 Schedule

OCTOBERSUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

NOVEMBERSUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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18 19 20 21 22 23 24

4 5 6 71 2 3

1098 11 12 13 14

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* UAH7 P.M.LIVINGSTON, ALA.

25 26 27 28 29 30 31

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* NORTH ALABAMA7 P.M.LIVINGSTON, ALA.

* WEST GEORGIA7 P.M.LIVINGSTON, ALA.

* VALDOSTA STATE11 A.M.LIVINGSTON, ALA.

Alabama A&M7 p.m.Normal, Ala.

^ Arkansas Tech3 p.m.^ Henderson State5:30 p.m.

STILLMAN COLLEGE6:30 P.M.LIVINGSTON, ALA.

* West Florida7 p.m.Pensacola, Fla.

* North Alabama7 p.m.Florence, Ala.

* UAH7 p.m.Huntsville, Ala..

^ - Henderson State University Invitational (Arkadelphia, Ark.)* - Gulf South Conference Match


* West Georgia6 p.m.Carrollton, Ga.

* Valdosta State3 p.m.Valdosta, Ga.

SPRING HILL7 P.M.LIVINGSTON, ALA.(Senior Night)

* - Gulf South Conference Match• GSC Tournament hosted by GSC West Champion •


Gulf South ConferenceTournament

Gulf South ConferenceTournament

NCAA Regionals NCAA Regionals NCAA Regionals

NCAA Regionals

Ouachita Baptist10 a.m.Arkadelphia, Ark.


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4 2009 Roster

NUMERICAL ROSTERNO. PLAYER POS. HT. CL - EXP. HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 1 Casey BYRNES DS/S 5-5 So.-1L Robertsdale, Ala. (Robertsdale HS) 2 Jessica CROOK OH/MB 5-10 Sr.-3L Ohatchee, Ala. (Ohatchee HS) 3 Jazlyn WRIGHT OH/MB 5-11 Sr.-3L Snellville, Ga. (Shiloh HS) 4 Brittany DYE S 5-8 Fr.-HS Carrolton, Texas (Newman Smith HS) 5 Chanelle ESTEBAN L 5-5 Sr.-1L Hawaii Kai, Hawaii (College of Southern Idaho) 6 Jordan KENT MH 6-3 Sr.-1L Decatur, Ala. (Northwest Shoals CC) 7 Hilary LOBENSTEIN OH 6-0 Jr.TR Deerfield, Wisc. (South Alabama) 8 Cassie MONTGOMEY DS 5-5 Fr.-HS Russellville, Ala. (Russellville HS) 9 Leah BELL DS 5-7 Fr.-HS Jacksonville, Ala. (Jacksonville HS) 10 Ana Gabriela PEDROSA OH 6-0 Sr.-2L Belo Hortzonte, Brazil (Ball State) 11 Alexis McHALE S 5-5 So.-1L Sugar Land, Texas (Stephen F. Austin HS) 12 Kasi PARDUE MB 5-8 So.-TR Vincent, Ala. (Central Alabama CC) 13 Thais HOLLERBACH OH 5-8 Jr.-TR Porto Alegre, Brazil (Northeastern JC) 14 Brittney COUSIN OH/MB 5-9 Sr.-3L Stone Mountain, Ga. (Southwest Dekalb HS)

ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNO. PLAYER POS. HT. CL - EXP. HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 9 Leah BELL DS 5-7 Fr.-HS Jacksonville, Ala. (Jacksonville HS) 1 Casey BYRNES DS/S 5-5 So.-1L Robertsdale, Ala. (Robertsdale HS)14 Brittney COUSIN OH/MB 5-9 Sr.-3L Stone Mountain, Ga. (Southwest Dekalb HS) 2 Jessica CROOK OH/MB 5-10 Sr.-3L Ohatchee, Ala. (Ohatchee HS) 4 Brittany DYE S 5-8 Fr.-HS Carrolton, Texas (Newman Smith HS) 5 Chanelle ESTEBAN L 5-5 Sr.-1L Hawaii Kai, Hawaii (College of Southern Idaho)13 Thais HOLLERBACH OH 5-8 Jr.-TR Porto Alegre, Brazil (Northeastern JC) 6 Jordan KENT MH 6-3 Sr.-1L Decatur, Ala. (Northwest Shoals CC) 7 Hilary LOBENSTEIN OH 6-0 Jr.TR Deerfield, Wisc. (South Alabama)11 Alexis McHALE S 5-5 So.-1L Sugar Land, Texas (Stephen F. Austin HS) 8 Cassie MONTGOMERY DS 5-5 Fr. -HS Russellville, Ala. (Russellville HS)12 Kasi PARDUE MB 5-8 So.-TR Vincent, Ala. (Central Alabama CC)10 Ana Gabriela PEDROSA OH 6-0 Sr.-2L Belo Hortzonte, Brazil (Ball State) 3 Jazlyn WRIGHT OH/MB 5-11 Sr.-3L Snellville, Ga. (Shiloh HS)

COACHING STAFF/SUPPORT STAFFHEAD COACH: Tabitha Turner (Campbell, 2007)) • First Season ASSISTANT COACH: Peter Cruz, Jr. (North Carolina, 2003)GRADUATE ASSISTANT: Edoli Herrion (West Alabama,2004)ATHLETIC TRAINER: Whitney Smith, ATC

ROSTER BREAKDOWN

BY STATE/COUNTRYAlabama (6)Decatur Jordan KentJacksonville Leah BellOhatchee Jessica CrookRobertsdale Casey ByrnesRussellville Cassie MontgomeryVincent Kasi Pardue

Georgia (2)Snellville Jazlyn WrightStone Mountain Brittney Cousin

Hawaii (1)Hawaii Kai Chanelle Esteban

Texas (2)Carrolton Brittany DyeSugar Land Alexis McHale

Wisconsin (1)Deerfield Hilary Lobenstein

Brazil (2)Belo Hortzonte Ana Gabriela PedrosaPorto Alegre Thais Hollerbach

BY CLASSIFICATIONSeniors (6)Brittney CousinJessica CrookChanelle EstebanJordan KentAna Gabriela PedrosaJazlyn Wright

Juniors (2)Thais HollerbachHilary Lobenstein

Sophomores (3)Casey ByrnesAlexis McHaleKasi Pardue

Freshmen (3)Leah BellBrittany DyeCassie Montgomery


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5Media Information

COACH/ATHLETE INTERVIEWS Please make arrangements for all interviews with West Alabama stu-dent-athletes and coaches through Assistant Sports Information Director Tony Schmidt by calling (205) 652-3596. UWA student-athletes are also routinely available for interviews following practice sessions and compe-titions, following the NCAA 10-minute cooling off period. No athlete telephone numbers will be given out. Please respect this policy and coordinate ALL athlete/coach interviews through the UWA Sports Information Office.

MEDIA SERVICES The UWA Sports Information Office compiles and distributes statis-tics amd notes prior to each match and complete game results at the conclusion of competition. Following each game, box scores will be dis-tributed via Fax to the sports onformation office of the visiting school and, upon request, to media outlets.

WIRELESS INTERNETWireless internet access is available at Pruitt Hall. For more informa-tion please contact the UWA Sports Information Office.

RADIO INFORMATIONPhone lines for radio broadcasts are available at Pruitt Hall. Please notify the UWA Sports Information Office prior to the match to make sure the lines are activated.

DIRECTIONS TO PRUITT HALLFrom Interstate 20/59: Exit 17, Highway 28 East to Livingston. Right on Highway 11 to UWA campus. From US Highway 80: Highway 28 West to Livingston. Right on Highway 11 to UWA campus.

UWA ON THE INTERNET Visit the official West Alabama Athletics home page on the Internet at: www.athletics.uwa.edu. The site offers up-to-date information on all of UWA’s 10 NCAA varsity sports, including schedules and results, player andcoach biographies as well as the latest news from each UWA athletic program. The site provides links to the NCAA and the Gulf South Con-ference.

GSC WEEKLY RELEASE The Gulf South Conference sends out weekly releases and updated stats throughout the season. The releases include updated team notes, conference players of the week along with league standings.

GSC MEDIA RELATIONS STAFFAsst. Commissioner for Media & Public Affairs Michael Anderson - (205) 991-9980 [email protected] Sports Information Director Michael Banks - (205) 991-9980 [email protected] Sports Information Director (VB Contact) Eric SanInocencio - (205) 991-9980 [email protected] Official Web Site www.GulfSouthConference.org

UWA SPORTS INFORMATION

UWA ATHLETICS ON THE SOCIAL NETWORKSFollow the University of West Alabama on the social networks Twitter and Facebook.

UWA VOLLEYBALL ON B2 NETWORK UWA athletics and other selected campus events will be available for fans to view both live and On-Demand. Broadcasts will be aired through the school’s website at http://athletics.uwa.edu as well as www.b2tv.com. Fans wanting to watch Tiger ath-

letics via B2 Networks will need a high-speed Internet connection and a current version of Microsoft Windows Media Player. Games will be sold on an individual basis for $7 (US) and season packages for football and basketball will also be available. B2 Networks is a premier provider of reliable and secure interna-tional television and pay-per-view broadcasting systems.

Kyle LewisSports Information DirectorPhone .................................. 205-652-3719E-Mail [email protected]

Tony SchmidtAssistant Sports Information DirectorPhone .................................. 205-652-3596E-Mail ........................ [email protected]

Twitter:UWAAthletics

Facebook:The University of West Alabama


6 The Gulf South Conference

Academic excellence, 41 National Championships and a leader-ship role in the NCAA’s Division II make the Gulf South Con-ference (GSC) something special. As a charter member of D-II, the league’s 15 universities in six southeastern states enter the 37th year of setting the standards nationally, always breaking new ground. In the summer of 1970, six college presidents met to talk about athletics; when the meeting ended, a new league emerged—the Mid-South Conference—started by, and to this day run by, the CEOs, the first in NCAA history. To this day, it is that CEO-control and involvement that makes the league work and its 14 championships (football; men’s & women’s cross country and soccer; volleyball, men’s & women’s basketball, tennis and golf; softball and baseball) so bitterly contested. From that point for-ward, the Gulf South Conference has been giant steps ahead of the D-II pack. Dating back to 1997, the league has found neutral sites paying sizeable guarantees for most of its team champion-ships. NCAA Conventions regularly feature GSC-proposed or -inspired legislation. No one wins more regionals or earns more NCAA post-season bids. In 2004, the league purchased its own new construction office space. But the crowning moment came last year, when the GSC debuted its highly successful “GSC-TV Live” package of nine football games and its basketball finals. Add to that its web-TV show, “GSC Sports Weekly,” and you can see why 2005-06 was so special and why 2006-07 should be even better. We take pride in our 41 National Team Championships in 12 sports and more than 100 regional titles, especially because there is no sacrifice on the academic side, where GSC student-athletes regularly earn Academic All-America. The Conference added one more National Title to its resume in 2005-06 when Valdosta State captured its first-ever NCAA Men’s Tennis Crown, marking the third consecutive GSC National Men’s Tennis Championship (West Florida “back-to-backed” (deleted words, added quotes) in 2004 and 2005). Delta State, Florence State (now North Ala-bama), Jacksonville State, Livingston (now West Alabama), Ten-nessee-Martin and Troy State were the charter members who launched the league. Scheduling problems for the 1970-71 ac-

ademic year limited the GSC to foot-ball, won by Jacksonville State. In 1971, the addition of Southeast Louisiana (SELA) and Nichols State increased the member-ship to eight. The league opened an of-fice in Hammond, LA, changed its name to the Gulf South Conference and began championships in nine men’s sports. Mis-sissippi College and Northwestern Loui-siana (NWLA, now Northwestern State) joined in 1972 and two years later, NELA left for Division I with SELA and Nicholls State following in 1979. The conference continued with seven teams until 1981, when the CEOs ad-mitted Valdosta State, followed by West Georgia (1983). In 1991, Tennessee-Martin and Troy State went Division I, briefly dropping the GSC back to seven members, before the beginning of an ex-pansion resulting in ten new members: Lincoln Memorial (1992-93); Alabama-Huntsville, Henderson State, Central Arkansas and Mississippi University for Women (1993-94); West Florida (1994-95); and Arkansas-Monticello, Arkansas Tech, Mon-tevallo and Southern Arkansas (1995-96). Jacksonville State went Division I at the end of 1992-93. Mississippi College dropped to Division III at the end of 1995-96, and was replaced by Christian Brothers to keep the Conference at 16 schools. In July 2000, the GSC welcomed Harding University and Ouachita Baptist Univer-sity, making it the largest NCAA conference at any level with 18 schools. MUW dropped its athletics program at the end of the 2002-03 season, decreasing the membership to 17. The Confer-ence decreased to 15 teams in 2006-07 when Central Arkansas moved to Division I and Lincoln Memorial moved to the South Atlantic Conference. Former Commissioner Jim McCullough moved the GSC office to Birmingham. The current Commissioner, Nathan (Nate) N. Salant, has been in office since October, 1992.

MEMBER INSTITUTIONS

University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH)

University of Arkansas at Monticello (UAM)

Arkansas Tech University (ATU)

Christian Brothers University (CBU)

Delta State University (DSU)

Harding University (HU)

Henderson State University (HSU)

University of North Alabama (UNA)

Ouachita Baptist University (OBU)

Southern Arkansas University (SAU)

Valdosta State University (VSU)

University of West Alabama (UWA)

University of West Florida (WFU)

University of West Georgia (UWG)

Nathan N. SalantCommissioner

Eric SanInocencioVB Media Relations


7The University

The University of West Alabama is a fully accredited state institution with a

nationwide reputation for its outstanding student body and faculty members. West Alabama is small enough that the students get to know almost everyone on campus, and guests are greeted with a friendly “Hello” from passing faculty

and students. The University was founded in 1835 as a

female academy, and during the late 19th and early 20th centuries was under the leadership of the colorful Miss Julia Tutwiler. Through the efforts of Miss Tutwiler, this institution became one of the most outstanding teacher colleges in the South. The University is located in Livingston, Alabama, the county seat of Sumter County, on United States Highway 11, Alabama Highway 28, and Interstate 20/59. It is 116 miles southwest of Birmingham, 130 miles west of Montgomery, and 37 miles east of Meridian, Mississippi. Although the original school site covered only seven acres, the facilities have grown, and today the campus sprawls over 574 acres, with beautiful rolling hills, woods, and a 54-acre lake. An old covered bridge, located near the George C. Wallace Union Building, reflects the mood and character of this easy, quiet, and friendly part of the state. The University of West Alabama is governed by a Board of Trustees appointed by the Governor of Alabama. While recognizing a special obligation to the educational, economic, and cultural life of the community and region where it is located, the University welcomes students from more distant locales. The University is comprised of the College of Liberal Arts, the College of Education, the College of Business, the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, the Division of Nursing, and the School of Graduate Studies. It offers the Associate in Science, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Master

of Arts in Teaching, Master of Education and Master of Science in Continuing Education degrees. Additionally, the University’s College of Education, College of Business, and Division of Nursing are accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education, The Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs, and the National League of Nursing, respectively. The University’s accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools gives regional and national recognition to credits and degrees earned at the University. The student body of some 4,888 comes from Alabama and many other states. Of the teaching faculty, well over 50 percent hold earned doctorates and more than 65 percent have at least one year of education beyond the master’s degree.

UNIVERSITY FACTSFounded: 1835Location: Livingston, Ala.President: Dr. Richard D. HollandEnrollment: 4,888Geographic: 70% in-state; 30 % out-of-stateStudent/Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1Faculty: 72% hold doctoral degreesAverage Costs: 9,469 in-state; 14,069 out-of-stateAcademic Emphasis: Liberal Arts, Business, Education Natural Sciences & Mathmatics, Technology, Nursing

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In 2002, Dr. Richard D. Holland became the tenth President of the University of West Alabama, founded in 1835. He earned his bachelor and master’s degree in Biology at the University of West Alabama and his Ph.D. in Botany at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. Prior to becoming President, he served as a Professor of Biology and Dean of the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics at UWA.

Holland’s contributions to the University, the community, and the State of Alabama are numerous. His areas of service include: Chair of UWA’s Reaffirmation Self-Study Committee for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools in 1991 and 2002; Chair of the University Senate for five terms; Member of the Board of Directors for the UWA Foundation; Member of the Council of Arts and Sciences Deans and Council of Presidents for the Alabama Commission on Higher Education; Member of the President’s Council of the Higher Education Partnership of Alabama; State of Alabama Liaison to the American Association of State Colleges and Universities; Chair of the Sumter County Historical Society; Member of the Board of Directors of the Sumter County Fine Arts Council; Member of the Board of Directors and President of the Sumter County Historical Society; Member and Treasurer of the City of Livingston Beautification Committee; Member of the Board of Directors and Executive Committee of the Alabama Wildflower Society; Member of the Alabama Advisory Committee on Roadside Plantings; Member of the Board of Directors of the Nature Conservancy Chapter of Alabama; Member of the Onsite Wastewater Management Committee of the Alabama Department of Public Heath; Member of the Board of the Tombigbee RC&D Council; Chair of the West Alabama Regional Alliance; Member of the Board of Directors of the Black Belt Community Foundation; Member of the Governor’s

Black Belt Action Commission; Chair of the Alabama Medical Education Consortium and the Black Belt Health Scholars Partnership; and is the recipient of the Silver Beaver Award presented by the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America for distinguished service to youth.

Dr. Holland has been honored by his peers in the academic community, by his students, and to his fellow UWA Alumni. His honors include; UWA Society of the Golden Key; Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Phi Omega; the Alpha Chi National Honor Society; Recipient of the UWA Gilbert Award for Outstanding Teaching in 1994 and 1990; UWA Faculty Loyalty Award; Distinguished Service Award from the Association of Conservation Districts, Area III; Sterling’s Who’s Who International; Charter Member of the UWA Chapter of the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi; and the Beta Beta Beta National Biological Society.

Board Of TrusteesGovernor of AlabamaHis Excellency Governor Bob RileyState Superintendent of EducationDr. Joe MortonMrs. Jean Dearman Anderson ..................................... Montgomery, Ala.Mr. Thomas Ballow, Jr. ................................................. Montgomery, Ala.Mr. Terry Bunn .................................................................Tuscaloosa, Ala.Mrs. Margaret Lovett .................................................Muscle Shoals, Ala.Mr. John Nothcutt .......................................................... Demopolis, Ala.Mr. Willie Bruce O’Neal ................................................Birmingham, Ala.Mr. Alex Saad ....................................................................... Daphne, Ala.Mr. John Smith ............................................................. Montgomery, Ala.Mr. Thed Spree .....................................................................Boligee, Ala.

Dr. Richard D. HollandUniversity President


9Director of Athletics

Dr. E. J. Brophy enters his fourth year as Director of Athletics at the University of West Alabama after serving as Assistant Athletic Di-rector for External Affairs at the University of Alabama at Birmingham from March 2005 through May 2006.

Brophy, who has nearly 17 years of experience as a professional athlete, collegiate coach and university athletic administrator, joined the UAB athletic department in January 2003 as Assistant Director of Athletic Development. A Montgomery, Ala., native, Brophy was responsible for athletic fund-raising, day-to-day operations of the Blazer Club scholarship organization, game-day hospitality for donors at Blazer football and basketball games and various other duties. In March, 2005, Brophy was named Assistant Athletic Director for External Affairs and continued coordinating the Blazer Club scholarship fund and all basketball and football priority seating.

After an all-conference baseball career at UAB from 1989-1992, Brophy was drafted as a 37th-round selection by the Philadelphia Phillies and spent four seasons in their minor league system, reaching the Triple-A level in 1995. At the conclusion of his playing career, Brophy was named assistant baseball coach at Samford University in 1996 and held the same post at the University of Montevallo in 1998. He was the head baseball coach at Wallace Community College in Selma, Ala., from August 1998 until January 2003. In recognition of gaining his 100th collegiate coaching victory in 2002, he was named to the Alabama and American Baseball Coaches Century Club.

Brophy graduated from UAB in 1995 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education, and also earned a Master of Arts degree in Physical Education from UAB in 1998. He received a PhD from UAB in Educational Leadership in August 2009.

Brophy has led the charge in improving UWA’s athletics facilities, including renovations to Tiger Football Stadium, the UWA Football Practice Facility, the Tartt Baseball Complex, Pruitt Gymnasium and the UWA Softball Facility. These upgrades have included the erection of a new softball lockerroom, the creation of the Cross Country Clubhouse and upgrades to lockerrooms for several sports such as football, men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball. Brophy also supervised the completion and final funding for the 41,000 square foot Dora Dahlberg Beard Indoor Practice Facility for baseball and softball.

In the area of fundraising, Brophy enhanced the university’s booster club by giving it a new name – The Tiger Club – which along with a newly developed corporate sponsorship program has procured over $750,000 since its inception in 2006. Brophy also was instrumental in negotiating corporate partnerships with Coca-Cola and Adidas, as well as new radio broadcast agreements and expanding the visibility of the overall sports program.

During Brophy’s tenure at UWA, the Tigers have won two Gulf South East Division baseball titles (2007, 2009), participated in two NCAA baseball regionals (2008, 2009), made the NCAA men’s tennis tournament for the first time in school history (2009) and tied the school record for softball wins (2009). Brophy has served as a member of the NCAA Division II Regional Baseball Committee since 2007, and was recently named to the NCAA Division II Basketball Committee. Brophy was also recently named to the Papa Johns.Com Bowl Committee in Birmingham, Ala. for 2009-10. Brophy is married to the former Cindy Wooten of Birmingham, Ala. They have two children: son Brooks, 10, and daughter Bailey, 7.

Dr. E. J. BrophyDirector of Athletics


10 Athletic Department Staff

Joe EatmonMen’s BasketballAssistant Coach

Seale BroughtonAdmin. Assistant

Football/AthleticTraining

Penny DewSpecial Assistant to the

Director of Athletics

Will HallFootball

Assistant Coach

Sam GreggFootball

Assistant Coach

Andy GrubbsAssociate Athletic Trainer, MEd, ATC

Shanna GrubbsAssistant AthleticTrainer, MAT, ATC

Betsy HarrisWomen’s Basketball

Associate Head Coach

Janet MontgomeryAssociate

Athletic Director/SWA

Brad MontgomeryHead

Athletic Trainer, MAT, ATC

Tony OglesbyFootball

Assistant Coach

Dee OutlawCompliance

Director

Kyle SampsellAssistant

Athletic Trainer, MAT , ATC

Mickey SmithFaculty Athletic Representative

David SteedBaseball

Assistant Coach

Desmond LindseyFootball

Assistant Coach

Mike JonesBaseball

Assistant Coach

Tracey DahlenSoftball

Assistant Coach

Andy GreeningFootball

Assistant Coach

Dr. R.T. Floyd EdD, ATC, CSCS

Dir. Athletic Training &Sports Medicine

LuieMascot

Derek HillFootball

Assistant Coach


11UWA Head Coaches

Dr. Don MedeirosHead Coach

Men’s & Women’s Cross Country

Will AtkinsonHead Coach

Softball

Glen FanelliHead Coach

Men’s & Women’s Tennis

Amanda MarksHead Coach

Women’s Basketball

Chad PhippsHead Coach

Men’s & Women’s Rodeo

Gary RundlesHead Coach

Baseball

Bobby WallaceHead Coach

Football

Eddie McCarterHead Coach

Men’s Basketball

WILL ATKINSON, Lambuth University • 3rd Year

Guided the Tigers to a 42-17 record in 2009 en route to the program’s first berth

in the GSC Tournament since 1997. The 42 wins tied the school record for wins

in a season.

GLEN FANELLI, University of Kentucky • 3rd Year

Under the guidance of Fanelli, the UWA men’s team became the first tennis team

in UWA laurels to gain a spot in the 2009 NCAA Tournament. The UWA women’s

squad advanced to the GSC Tournament for the second consecutive year in 2009.

AMANDA MARKS, University of North Alabama • 9th Year

Guided the women’s hoops program to six GSC Tournament appearances in eight

seasons as head coach. Led UWA to a pair of GSC East Division crowns and two

NCAA berths.

EDDIE McCARTER, UAB • 3rd Year

In his second season, McCarter led the Tigers to their first GSC Tournament ap-

pearnce in 11 seasons with a trip to the 2009 GSC Tournament. McCarter sur-

passed the 200-career wins plateau in 2008-09.

DR. DON MEDEIROS, Santa Clara University • 4th Year

Both men’s and women’s teams turned in program-best performances in the GSC

Championships, finishing 6th and 10th respectively. The men placed ninth in the

NCAA South Regional, while the women finished 13th.

CHAD PHIPPS, University of Tennessee at Martin • 3rd Year

Helped guide four wranglers to qualify for the Collegiate National Finals Rodeo.

Coached the 2008 Ozark Region Champion, Natasha Parker, in Breakaway Roping.

GARY RUNDLES, Carson Newman • 10th Year

Has led UWA to three NCAA Regional berths along with claiming the 2008 GSC

East Division title. Coached a pair of All-Americans, including two-time selection,

Rob Dahlberg.

BOBBY WALLACE, Mississippi State University • 4th Year

Enters his 22nd season on the gridiron and has compiled 112 wins. Led University

of North Alabama to three-consecutive national championships (1993-95). Tabbed

GSC Coach of the Year from 1993-95.


12 Head Coach

The Tiger volleyball program will be under new guidance in 2009, but there will be minimal change as a familar face of the program takes over the reins. Tabitha Turner, who was on the staff last year as assistant coach, was brought on board last spring to continue to build upon the past two volleyball campaigns. The 2009 season will launch Turner’s head coaching career. In 2008, Turner was instrumental in UWA’s 22-11 season and second-straight trip to the Gulf South Conference Tournament. Turner came to the Livingston campus after serving as an assistant volleyball coach at Cape Fear Community College in Wilmington, N.C. The Sea Devils fin-ished 18-5 overall and 16-4 in the Carolinas Junior College Conference in 2007. The Wilmington, N.C.-native was on the United States of America All Armed Forces women’s volleyball staff in the summer of 2008, as the USA squad competed in the 29th World Military Championships in Warendorf, Germany. The Red, White and Blue topped Canada and also stretched The Netherlands to five games. Additionally, Turner has served as a camp counselor and instructor at various volleyball camps in the state of North Carolina. Turner played collegiate volleyball career at Campbell University in Buies Creek, N.C., from 2003-2006. She played in 107 matches for the Orange and Black, and as a dual position player Turner tabulated over 1,000 kills in her four seasons at CU. During her sophomore campaign, Turner was named to the Atlantic Sun All-Conference Team after leading the squad in kills (421), kills per game (3.97), service aces (44) and total blocks (490.0). She received conference player of the week honors in October of 2004 and was tabbed to the North Carolina A&T Classic and Virginia Tech Classic All-Tournament Teams. She recorded double-digit kills on 20 different occasions and carded seven double-doubles in 2004. Turner also turned in a career-best performance against Stetson with 29 kills. For her efforts as a sophomore, she was voted CU’s Most Valu-able Player in 2004 and was chosen as the Campbell University Women’s

Strength and Conditioning Award recipient. Turner earned her bachelors degree from Campbell in mass communi-cation in 2007. She is the daughter of Roy Turner, Jr., and Rhonda Turner

and has one brother, Todd.

The Tabitha Turner FilePersonalBirthplace: Greensboro, NC

Hometown: Wilmington, NC

Family; Daughter of Roy Jr. and Rhonda Turner

Brother, Todd

EducationCollege: Campbell University, 2007

High School: Southeast Guilford High School

Coaching Experience2009 Head Coach, West Alabama

2008 Assistant Coach, West Alabama

2007 Assistant Coach, Cape Fear CC

2007 Assistant Coach, All Armed Forces

2007 Assistant Coach, All Marine Corps

NotableServed as assistant coach at UWA in 2008 ... A four-year starter at Campbell University

from 2003-2007 ... Named Second Team All- Altantic Sun in 2004 ... Voted to the

Virginia Tech Hokie Classic All-Tournament Team as a freshman ... Atlantic Sun Player

of the Week in 2004 (Oct. 4) ... Member of the United States of America coahing

staff in the 29th World Military Championship.

Tabitha TurnerHead Coach • First Season

Campbell, 2007


13Coaching Staff

North Carolina native Peter Cruz, Jr., is in his first season as assistant coach at the University of West Alabama, coming on board in July. Cruz joins the UWA staff after leading the Cape Fear Community Col-lege volleyball program from 2007-09. The University of North Carolina graduate led the Sea Devils to a 31-18 overall mark in his two seasons at the Wilmington, N.C. school, including an 18-win season in his first campaign. CFCC finished the Carolinas Conference with a 16-4 mark in 2007. Cruz, tutored five players to All-Conference status along with three players earning All-Tournament honors. Under Cruz, the volleyball program raised its team’s grade point average from a 2.3 to a 3.27 in his two-year stint as head coach. Cruz and Turner coached alongside each other at CFCC, as Turner assisted Cruz, Jr. during the 2007 campaign. Along with his coaching duties at CFCC, Cruz served as an assistant coach for the United States Marine Corps men’s and women’s volleyball teams last summer and this past June. Cruz helped guide the men’s team to a 6-0 mark against the Army, Navy and Air Force en route to the gold medal of the armed forces tournament. He also traveled to Germany to compete against 14 other countries in the 29th World Military Championships. The Havelock, N.C.-native has an extensive background in volleyball. At UNC, Cruz was a member of the men’s club volleyball team as a player and also served as the coach of the squad. As a player, he started at middle and right side hitter from 1999-2003. His coaching duties in-cluded fundraising and managing the team’s travel. Cruz also coached the women’s club volleyball team on the Chapel Hill campus. Prior to his two-year stint at CFCC, he guided a pair of 18-under squads with the Carolina Region High Performance Volleyball program in Greensboro, N.C. He also mentored the Cape Fear Volleyball Club in Wilmington, N.C. from November, 2007 to this past April. Cruz, earned his Bachelor of Arts, Management and Society from UNC in May, 2003.

Edoli Herrion, a former four-year University of West Alabama vol-leyball player, enters her second year with the volleyball program as a graduate assistant. Herrion played for the Red and White from 2001-2004, playing two seasons fro Phillip Bryant and her final two campaigns under the guidance of Karisa Wesley. Herrion, a Daphne, Alabama-product, appeared in 136 games as a Tiger along with compiling 116 kills during her career. As a senior, Her-rion ranked fifth on the team in kills with 82. She posted a career-best seven kills against Southern Arkansas. She posted three six kill perfor-mances in 2004 - vs. Lewis (Ill), UAH and Martin Methodist. As a middle blocker, she ranked second on the squad in 2004 with 56 total blocks. Herrion earned her undergraduate degree from UWA in exercise science. She is the daughter of Eddie and Lola Herrion and has four siblings, Eddie, Atlas, Leigh, Tiffeny and Mechelle.

The Peter Cruz, Jr. FilePersonalBirthplace: Millington, Tenn.

Hometown: Havelock, NC

Family; Son of Peter and Mary Cruz

Brother, Nicholas

EducationCollege: University of North Carolina, 2003

High School: Havlock High School

Coaching Experience2007-09 Head Coach, Cape Fear CC

2008-09 Assistant Coach, U.S. Marine Corps

2009 Head Coach, 18-under boys - Carolina High Perfomance Volleyball

2007-09 Head Coach, 18-under girls - Cape Fear Volleyball Club

2002-04 Head Coach, UNC Club Volleyball Team

Peter Cruz, Jr.Assistant Coach • First Season

University of North Carolina, 2003

Edoli HerrionGraduate Assistant • Second Season

University of West Alabama, 2005


14 2009 Tigers

2008JuniorPlayed in 33 matches, started 28 of those matches … Ranked third on the team in kills with 312 … Tallied 17 double-digit kill matches, includ-ing a season-high 17 against GSC foe UAH … Ranked seventh in the Gulf South Conference in hitting percentage with a .302 clip … Credited with 87 total blocks as a junior … Carded a season-best six net stops versus Augusta State … Selected to the All-GSC Second Team … Named to the GSC Academic Honor Roll … Named to the 2009 Arthur Ashe, Jr. Sports Scholar Team.

2007SophomorePlayed in all 33 matches • Posted double figure kill marks in nine match-es, including a career-best 16 vs. Martin Methodist • Ranked third on the team in kills with 250 • Finished with a team-best 84 total blocks, 17 block solos • Carded a season-best six blocks in the Augusta State tilt • Named to the Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll.

2006 FreshmanPlayed in 102 games and 28 matches • Had 187 kills, averaging 1.83 a game • Finished with a hitting percentage of .154 • Recorded 78 block assists and 14 block solos • Added 12 kills twice, both in four set matches (SAU & VSU) •Set a career-high 10 block assists against Loyola • Tied single-game career mark for assist blocks in a match against Loyola • Named to the Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll.

High SchoolOhatchee High SchoolPlayed for Head Coach Mike Tucker at Ohatchee HS • Led the Indians to a two-year record of 54-44 • Earned Calhoun County Player of the Year (2004 & 2005) • Tabbed All-State (2004 & 2005) • Named All-Area and All-Region MVP (2005) in volleyball and basketball • Selected team Most Valuable Player (2004) • Holds school record for kills (1,146), service aces (214) and kills in a season (578) • Also lettered in basketball, track and softball.

PersonalFull name is Jessica Renea Crook • Born on October 2, 1987 • Daughter of Willie and Rita Crook • Has two brothers, Joshua and Jeremiah • Has two sisters, Jasmine and Jorda •Majoring in history education.

Career Honors• 2009 Arthur Ashe Jr. Scholar Second Team.• 2008 Second Team All-Gulf South Conference.• 2008 Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll.• 2007 Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll.• 2006 Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll.

Crook’s Career StatisticsYEAR GP-MP K E TA PCT. A SA/SE DIG D/G RE BS/BA BE/BHE PTS2006 102-28 187 110 501 .154 12 2/14 41 0.40 5 14/78 14/3 242.02007 104-33 250 107 525 .272 9 0/0 44 0.42 0 17/67 4/10 300.52008 117-33 312 114 655 .302 16 0/2 28 0.24 1 18/69 15/2 364.5Total 323-94 749 331 1681 .249 37 2/16 113 0.35 6 49/214 33/15 907.0

Jessica CrookSenior • 5-9 • OH/MB

Ohatchee, Ala.

Ohatchee HS


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2008JuniorSaw action in 14 matches as a junior … Credited with a season-best four kills, a pair of digs and three blocks against Francis Marion … Posted two kills in the home finale against Martin Methodist … Member of the GSC Academic Honor Roll.

2007SophomoreSaw action in 17 matches, played in 32 games • Posted season-bests in kills with seven in matches against Clark Atlanta, Albany State and Hunt-ingdon • Turned in a 22 attack performance against Huntingdon • Re-corded a career-high 12 digs versus Huntindon • Tallied double figure digs versus Mount Olive College and Clark Atlanta • Named to the Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll.

2006 FreshmanPlayed in five games and three matches • Had six kills for the season • Recorded two block assists against Albany State • Against Albany State,

also had a season-high six kills •Named to the Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll.

High SchoolShiloh High SchoolPlayed for Head Coach Jessica Espinoza at Shiloh HS • Led Generals in aces in 2005 • Also was selected team Most Valuable Player in 2005 • Helped guide Shiloh to a 2004 Area 4-AAAAA Championship and third-place finish in 4-AAAAA in 2005.

PersonalFull name is Jazlyn Aleah Wright • Born on February 7, 1988 • Daugh-ter of Wendell Wright and Lisa Jimerson • Has one sister, Jordyn • Has two brothers, Michael and Randall • Father played basketball at Alabama State University and Wiley College • Majoring in elementary education.

Career Honors• 2008 Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll.• 2007 Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll.• 2006 Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll.

Wright’s Career StatisticsYEAR GP-MP K E TA PCT. A SA/SE DIG D/G RE BS/BA BE/BHE PTS2006 5-3 6 5 17 .059 1 0/0 1 0.20 0 0/2 0/0 7.02007 32-17 42 30 98 .122 1 8/8 47 1.47 0 1/1 0/3 51.52008 20-14 18 8 54 .185 1 0/1 3 0.15 1 1/5 1/0 21.5Total 57-34 66 43 169 .136 3 8/9 51 0.89 1 2/8 1/3 80.0

Jazlyn WrightSenior • 5-10 • MB

Snellville, Ga.

Shiloh HS


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Career Honors• 2008 Second Team All-Gulf South Conference.• 2008 GSC East Defensive Player of the Week (Sept. 30)• 2007 Alabama CC Conference Player of the Year• 2007 First Team XXII All-Region• 2007 NJCAA Second Team All-American

2008JuniorPlayed in 32 matches, collecting 240 kills • Turned in a .403 hitting percentage to lead the Gulf South Conference • Led the Tiger charge in the five-set Harding setback with a team-high 19 kills • Finished eight matches with double figure kills • A mainstay at the nets leading the team in blocks with 106 • Registered a block in all but two matches • Credited with five digs at UAH • Carded a season-best seven blocks against Francis Marion • Named GSC Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 30 • Earned Second Team All-GSC honors.

Junior College Northwest Shoals CCPlayed two seasons at Northwest Shoals Community College under head coach Angie Byrd • Named the Alabama Community College Conference 2007 Player of the Year Member of the First Team XXII All-Region • Earned NJCAA Second Team All-American status as a sophomore • Voted ACCC State Tournament Most Valuable Player • Served as team captain in 2007 • Voted Patriot Classic MVP • Ranked 13th in the NJCAA Division I hitting efficiency.

High SchoolAustin High SchoolAttended Austin High School in Decatur, Ala. • Named All-Area First Team in back-to-back seasons (2004-05, 2005-06) by the Decatur Daily • Earned consecutive All-State honors, Second Team in 2004-05 and First Team in 2005-06 • Tabbed to the North-South All Star Team • Member of the student council at AHS and participayed in A-Club, Key Club and FCA • Played club volleyball with the Rocket City Volleyball Club in Huntsville, Ala. during her sophmore and junior years at AHS. • Earned three varsity letters in basketball at AHS and served as captain for one season.

PersonalJordan Caitlin Kent was born August 21, 1988, in Decatur, Ala. • Major-ing in secondary education with an emphasis in social sciences • Daugh-ter of John and Rita Kent • Career objective is to teach and coach on the high school level • Enjoys swimming and playing tennis • Biggest thrill ever in sports was winning back-to-back state championships at NWSCC • Chose UWA because of the volleyball program and a great secondary education program.

Kent’s Career StatisticsYEAR GP-MP K E TA PCT. A SA/SE DIG D/G RE BS/BA BE/BHE PTS2008 117-32 240 52 466 ,403 12 2/2 24 0.21 2 26/80 5/4 308.0Total 117-32 240 52 466 ,403 12 2/2 24 0.21 2 26/80 5/4 308.0

Jordan KentSenior • 6-3 • MH

Decatur, Ala.

Northwest Shoals CC


172009 Tigers

2008JuniorPlayed in all 33 matches as a junior college transfer • Team leader in digs with 290, averaging 2.46 digs per set • Turned in 11 double-digit dig per-formances, including a season-best 18 against Harding in the GSC Tour-nament • Put together a string of three-consecutive double figure dig matches (at UWF, North Alabama and at Alabama A&M) • Contributed five service aces against UAM • Named to the GSC Academic Honor Roll.

Junior College College Of Southern IdahoStarted her collegiate career at the College of Southern Idaho, a commu-nity college in Twin Falls, Idaho • Played in 242 games at CSI and helped guide the volleyball program to 68 wins in the two seasons combined in a Golden Eagle uniform • Tallied 415 digs as a freshman and 503 in her second season • Tabbed as an National Junior College Athletic Associa-tion Honorable Mention (NJCAA) in 2007 • CSI claimed the Region 18 championship en route to a top 10 placement in the national tournament in 2007 • Led the region in digs as a freshman and listed second in the

category as a sophomore • Turned in a 25 dig performance against North Idaho last season • Combined for 58 service aces at CSI • Earned NJ-CAA Academic All-American honors at CSI • Member of the Phi Theta Kappa International Society at CSI • Graduated Cum Laude.

High SchoolKaiser High SchoolPrepped at Kaiser High School in Hawaii • Played for Sonya Sismar and Garry Loo • Three-year letter winner at KHS • Served as team cap-tain as a senior • Oahu Interscholastic Association Honorable Mention in 2002-03, 2003-04 • Named OIA Second Team All-Star in 2004-05 • Earned OIA First Team All-Star status, named Division II First Team All-State and a member of the Division II All-State Tournament Team • KHS volleyball Most Valuable Player in 2005-06 • Guided KHS to a fifth-place finish in the Division II state tournament • Played basketball for three season and participated in track and field for one year • Participated in club volleyball for the Oahu Volleyball Club, Kaleolani VBC and Magnum 5-0 • Graduated Magna Cum Laude.

PersonalChanelle Esteban was born March 8, 1988, in Honolulu, Hawaii • Major-ing in environmental science • Daughter of John Esteban and Deborah Scruton, step mom Sharmane Esteban • Has four brothers - Keoni, Jake, Kaulana and Kamakani and one sister Leila • Enjoys surfing, dancing, fish-ing, hiking and the beach • Biggest sports influence is her father, because he always pushed her to be better.

Career Honors• 2008 Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll• 2007 NJCAA All-American Honorable Mention• 2007 NJCAA Academic All-American

Esteban’s Career StatisticsYEAR GP-MP K E TA PCT. A SA/SE DIG D/G RE BS/BA BE/BHE PTS2008 118-33 1 4 12 -.250 22 26/43 290 2.46 23 0/1 0/3 27.5Total 118-33 1 4 12 -.250 22 26/43 290 2.46 23 0/1 0/3 27.5

Chanelle EstebanSenior • 5-5 • L

Hawaii Kai, Hi.

College of Southern Idaho


18 2009 Tigers

2008JuniorA 33 match-starter as a junior • Team leader in kills (453) and service aces (48) • Ranked fourth in the conference in kills and seventh in service aces • Registered 61 blocks and posted 265 digs as a junior • Recorded double-digit kills in 29 of the 33 matches along with nine double-doubles • In the two matches against Christian Brothers, she posted 23 and 21 kills while adding double figure digs • The 23 kill performance against CBU was a season-best • Tallied a season-best 17 digs in UWA’s season finale at the GSC Tournament in a five-set battle with Harding • Finished 2008 ranked 11th in the NCAA in kills per set (3.78) • A two-time GSC Player of the Week honoree in 2008 en route to earning First Team All-GSC accolades • Honored by the American Volleyball Coaches Associa-tion as an All-South Region Honorable Mention selection • Member of the All-GSC Academic Honor Roll • Named to the 2009 Arthur Ashe, Jr. Sports Scholar Team.

2007SophomoreStarted 32 matches in her first season at UWA • Finished second on the team in kills with 340 • Recorded 12 double-doubles • Tallied a team-high 20 kills against Huntingdon • Turned in double figure kill perfor-mances in 18 of her 32 matches played in 2007 • Averaged 3.27 kills per game Led the Tigers in service aces with 56, ranked fourth in the Gulf South Conference in the category • Posted seven service aces agianst Mount Olive College • Credited with 40 total blocks (5 bs, 35 ba) • Carded 297 digs (2.86 per game) • Named to the Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll.

2006 Freshman (Ball State)Played in 80 games and 25 matches • Had 22 kills, averaging 0.28 a game • Finished with 19 service aces • Totaled 131 digs, averaging 1.64 a con-test • First Brazilian to play for the Ball State University women’s vol-leyball team.

High SchoolPlayed entire career in Brazil’s Sparta Volleyball Club.

PersonalFull name is Ana Gabriela Martins Pedrosa • Born on June 2, 1986 • Daughter of Francisco Jose de Resende and Enely Elizabeth Martins Resende Pedrosa • Has one brother, Octavio • Has one sister, Juliana • Majoring in accounting.

Career Honors• 2009 Arthur Ashe Jr. Scholar Second Team• 2008 AVCA All-South Region Honorable Mention • 2008 First Team All-Gulf South Conference• 2008 GSC East Offensive Player of the Week (Oct. 21)• 2008 GSC East Defensive Player of the Week (Nov. 4)• 2008 Gulf South Conference All-Academic Team• 2008 Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll• 2007 Second Team All-Gulf South Conference • 2007 Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll

Pedrosa’s Career StatisticsYEAR GP-MP K E TA PCT. A SA/SE DIG D/G RE BS/BA BE/BHE PTS2007 104-32 340 146 745 .260 33 56/62 297 2.86 11 5/35 4/10 418.52008 120-33 453 178 1010 .272 14 48/53 265 2.21 10 15/46 5/2 539.0Total 224-65 793 324 1,755 .267 47 104/115 562 2.51 21 20/81 9/12 957.5

Ana Gabriela PedrosaSenior • 6-0 • OH

Belo Horizonte, Brazil

Ball State University


192009 Tigers

2008JuniorActive in 16 matches as a junior • Posted a season-best seven kills versus St. Joseph’s (Ind.) along with three blocks in the opening weekend of the season • Turned in four kills against Spring Hill • Credited with three blocks in back-to-back matches (UAH and Martin Methodist).

2007SophomoreSaw action 20 matches • Credited with 11 kills in 30 games played • Posted three matches with two blocks in each contest.

2006 FreshmanAppeared in 54 games and 18 matches • Tallied 61 kills • Finished with 20 total blocks • Had season-best nine kills, while hitting .600 against Al-bany St. • Also recorded eight kills and hit .500 against Loyola • Named to the Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll.

High SchoolSouthwest Dekalb High SchoolPlayed for Head Coach Yolanda Shield at Southwest Dekalb HS • Named Most Improved Team Player in 2002 • Selected • Team Most Valuable Player 2003-2005 • Also Lettered in basketball and band • Played Club Volleyball for Atlanta Boom.

PersonalFull name is Brittney Unique Cousin • Born on June 11, 1988 • Daugh-ter of Regina and Tracy Cousin • Has one brother, Dallas • Majoring in chemistry.

Career Honors• 2008 Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll• 2007 Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll• 2006 Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll

Cousin’s Career StatisticsYEAR GP-MP K E TA PCT. A SA/SE DIG D/G RE BS/BA BE/BHE PTS2006 54-18 61 38 182 .126 1 0/1 3 0.06 1 5/15 9/3 73.52007 30-20 11 15 34 -.118 0 0/2 3 0.10 0 5/12 3/0 22.02008 24-16 20 17 66 .045 1 0/0 2 0.08 0 0/16 4/0 28.0Total 108-54 92 70 282 2 0/3 8 0.07 1 10/43 16/3 123.5

Brittney CousinSenior • 5-9 • OH/MB

Stone Mountain, Ga.

Southwest Dekalb HS


20 2009 Tigers

2008FreshmanPlayed in all 33 matches as a red shirt freshman • Turned in a season-best 16 digs three matches deep into her collegiate career against Florida Tech • Added ten digs versus Arkansas Tech • Recorded at least one dig in all 33 matches • Credited with three kills in her first season as a Tiger • Posted a season-high five service aces against UAM • Dished out five assists against GSC opposition Ouachita Baptist.

2007 Red shirted her first season on campus.

high schoolRobertsdale High SchoolFour-year letter winner at Robertsdale High School • Named team cap-tain and Most Valuable Player • Nominated for Wendy’s Heisman Schol-ar-Athlete • Played for the Pleasure Island Volleyball Club • Was a four sport athlete for the Golden Bears; playing basketball, softball and golf • Named team MVP her junior season for both basketball and volleyball • Traveled with club teams Riptide (softball) and Bama Storm (basketball) • Member of National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, SGA and FCA.

PersonalFull name is Casey Nicole Byrnes • Born on March 7, 1989 • Daughter of Mark Byrnes and Tori Nelson and step father James Nelson • Has two broth-ers, Tyler Byrnes and Josh Nelson • Majoring in biology comprehensive.

Career Honors• 2008 Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll

Byrnes’ Career StatisticsYEAR GP-MP K E TA PCT. A SA/SE DIG D/G RE BS/BA BE/BHE PTS2008 117-33 3 3 18 .000 19 31/52 175 1.50 23 0/0 0/3 34.0Total 117-33 3 3 18 .000 19 31/52 175 1.50 23 0/0 0/3 34.0

Casey ByrnesSophomore • 5-5 • DS/S

Robertsdale, Ala.

Robersdale HS


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2008FreshmanStarted all 33 matches at the setter position as a freshman … Led the team and the Gulf South Conference in assists with 1,373 … Named 2008 GSC East Freshman of the Year … Ranks fifth all-time at UWA with her assist totals … Her assists ranks fourth all-time for a single sea-son … Turned in seven 50-plus assist matches, including a season-best 57 against Augusta State … Averaged 11.44 assist per set which ranked 11th in the NCAA statistics … Turned in four double-doubles (assists/digs) matches … Registered a season-high 14 digs on two occasions (at Montevallo and vs. Harding) … Credited with four kills twice (Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras and UAM) … Tallied four service aces against UAM.

High SchoolStephen F. Austin High SchoolAttended Stephen F. Austin High School in Sugar Land, Texas • Played for head coach Brooke Plemons at SFAHS • Named 2007 District 23-5A Setter of the Year along with All-State status • Tabbed as the District 23-5A 2006 Rookie of the Year in guiding SFAHS to the 2006 District title • Member of the Fort Bend Herald First Team All-Area in 2006 •

Excelled in the classroom with Academic All-District honors in 2007 • Participated in club volleyball with the Texas Tornados Volleyball Club • The Tornados claimed second place at the Big South Tournament • Member of the National Honor Society of High School Scholars • Ac-tive member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

PersonalAlexis Ann McHale was born on February 4, 1990 • Majoring biology comprehensive • Daughter of Steve McHale and Abby Brown • Career objective is to attend medical school and become a doctor • Enjoys going to Houston Astros games • Former teammates playing volleyball on the collegiate level include - Christina Hobbs (Alabama), Ali Becker (Miami) and Kaylon Alexander (Louisiana Tech) • Highest ambition is to become the best player she possibly can • Named Lance Berkman of the Houston Astros as her favorite athlete.

Career Honors• 2008 GSC East Division Freshman Of The Year• 2008 Second Team All-Gulf South Conference• 2008 GSC Academic Honor Roll

McHale’s Career StatisticsYEAR GP-MP K E TA PCT. A SA/SE DIG D/G RE BS/BA BE/BHE PTS2008 120-33 51 14 148 .250 1373 37/28 208 1.73 0 1/25 0/17 101.5Total 120-33 51 14 148 .250 1373 37/28 208 1.73 0 1/25 0/17 101.5

Alexis McHaleSophomore • 5-5 • S

Sugar Land, Texas

Stephan F. Austin HS


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Junior CollegeCentral Alabama CCPlayed one season in the Alabama Community College ranks at Central Alabama Community College • Helped guide CACC to a 21-17 overall mark and claimed the ACCC South Division with a 9-5 record • Tops on the team in blocks with 91 total an ranked ninth in the conference in the category • Recorded at least one block in 30 of the 38 matches in 2008 • Credited with a season-best eight blocks against Southern Union • Turned in seven five-plus blocks matches • Registered 16 kills against Bevill State-Fayette • Listed 18th in the ACCC in hitting per-centage (.306) • Named 2008 First Team All-Region.

High SchoolVictory Christian SchoolAttended Victory Christian High School in Pell City, Ala. • Played un-der head coach Nathan Harper • A two-sport, four-year letterwinner at VCHS in volleyball and basketball • Served as team captain for the VCHS Lion volleyball program • Participated in club volleyball in 2007 and 2008 as a member of the Pride in 2007 and Sting in 2008 • Par-ticipant in the Beta Club and served as Vice President of the Student Leadership Association.

PersonalKasi Kanani Pardue was born on August 10, 1990, in Tuscaloosa, Ala. • Majoring in nursing • The daughter of Ollie and Kanani Pardue • Active in barrel racing and the praise team at her church • Hobbies include spending time with friends and riding her horse • Her biggest thrill in the sport of volleyball was making First Team All-Region at CACC • Chose UWA over Montevallo, Huntingdon and Birmingham Southern.

2008Sophomore (University of South Alabama)Saw limited action for the Jaguars, appearing in eight matches as a sopho-more • Recorded one kill and one dig in the 11 sets played • Credited with five block assists.

2007Freshman (University of South Alabama)Saw action in 10 matches, competing in 26 games as a freshman • Re-corded 18 kills and 19 block assists on the season • Notched season-best six kills against Alabama State • Had six block assists at DePaul.

High SchoolDeerfield High SchoolLettered four years in volleyball at Deerfield High School in Deerfield, Wisc. • Finished her career at DHS second all-time in kills with 1137 and also recorded 350 career digs, 200 blocks and averaged 2.48 blocks per game • Was a two-time all-conference selection during her prep career • Named team captain during her junior season and led the Demons to a regional championship in 2005 and a conference title in 2006 • During the regional championship series, Lobenstein recorded 53 kills, 12 blocks and 28 digs in the three matches • Played club ball for the Wisconsin Select for four years...also lettered in one year each in basketball and track & field.

PersonalHilary Anne Lobenstein • Has a younger brother and a younger sister • Father lettered two years in football at Wisconsin-Whitewater and was a defensive lineman for the Denver Broncos from 1985-87 • Favorite Sports teams are the New Orleans Saints and the Denver Broncos • Favorite athletes are Brian Urlacher and LeBron James • Favorite foods are seafood and fruits.

Kasi PardueSophomore • 5-8 • MB

Vincent, Ala.

Central Alabama CC

Hilary LobensteinJunior • 6-0 • OH

Deerfield, Wisc.

University of South Alabama


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Brittany DyeFreshman • 5-8 • S

Carrollton, Texas

Newman Smith HS

Cassie MontgomeryFreshman • 5-5 • DS

Russellville, Ala.

Russellville HS

Leah BellFreshman • 5-7 • DS

Jacksonville, Ala.

Jacksonville HS

High SchoolJacksonville High SchoolPrepped at Jacksonville High School under head coach David Clark • Helped guide the JHS Eagles to back-to-back Alabama High School Athletic Association Class 4A State Champion-ships (2007 & 2008) • JHS won a combined 100 matches in 2007 and 2008 against nine losses • Lettered three seasons in volleyball • Tabbed All-Area as a junior and senior along with earn-ing All-County honors as a senior • Named First Team All-State in 2008 • Participated in softball, soccer and cheerleading at JHS • A four-time All-Area selection from 2004-07 and named All-County in 2006 and 2007 • Played club volley-ball for the GVC volleyball club • Participated in travel softball with the Bama Explosion and the Titans • Member of the JHS Student Council and the yearbook staff • Her biggest thrill in her sport was winning back-to-back state champion-ships • Credits her high school volleyball coach David Clark as her biggest sports influence.

PersonalLeah Bell was born on October 20, 1990, in Anniston, Ala. • Majoring in pre-med • Daugh-ter of Kenny and Lori Bell • Has two sisters, Lindsey, 21, and Lana, 15 • Career objective is to enter the medical field • Chose UWA be-cause of the atmosphere and the people • A JHS Focus Group leader.

High SchoolRusseville High SchoolA three-year starter for the Tigers of Russell-ville High School, closed out a decorative career on the prep level in 2008 • She served as team captain of the squad as a senior along with lead-ing the Tigers in service aces, assists and digs • Named All-Area and received the prestigious Wendy’s High School Heisman Award in 2008 • She concluded her high school career holding six RHS records – services aces in a career – 183, assists in a career -710 and digs in a career – 562. Season records include 81 service aces, 704 assists and 270 digs • The setter/outside hitter becomes the first volleyball player in RHS history to ink a scholarship with an intercolle-giate program • As a junior, Montgomery was named the Best All Around player for the Tigers along with being tabbed the Encore Athlete of the Week in 2007 • She earned the RHS 2006 Most Improved Player award as a sophomore.

PersonalCassandra Patricia Montgomery was born on Oct. 15, 1991 • Majoring in education • Daughter of Scott and Patricia Montgomery • Member of the National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta at RHS • Participated in cheerlead-ing, SADD and FCA • Brother Seth is a place kicker at the University of North Alabama.

High SchoolNewman Smith High SchoolPrepped at Newman Smith High School in Carrollton, Texas • Earned two varsity letters in volleyball under the direction of NHS head coach Christine Gregory • Tabbed All-District Honorable Mention as a senior • Member of the 2007 Academic All-District Team • Participated in track at NHS • Active in club volleyball with the Dallas Force and Dallas Summit • The Dal-las Summit squad advanced to the regionals this past summer • Named a Superintendent Schol-ar and National Merit Commended at NHS • Member of the International Business Academy, DECA and the National Spanish Honor Society.

PersonalBrittany Morgan Dye was born on Jan. 9, 1991, in Redding, Calif. • Daughter of David and Debra Dye • Has two siblings Jerrika (20) and D.C. (16) • Aspires for a career in advertis-ing • Admires former NFL quarterback Brett Favre • Chose UWA because of the campus, volleyball team and the academics • Final three college choices were Baylor, LeTourneau and Stephen F. Austin.


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Junior CollegeNortheastern JCStarted her collegiate career at Northeastern Junior College in Sterling, Co. • Played under Marci Henry at NJC • Tabbed 2006 National Junior College Athletic Association Second Team All-American • Named Most Valuable Player of the NJC volleyball program in 2006 • Served as captain of the 2007 squad • Earned All-Region honors for Region IX • Named Most Offensive Player of the Midland Tournament • Member of the Central Community College All-Tournament Team.• Tallied 15 kills and 12 service aces against Eastern Wyoming College in 2007 • Registered 14 kills against McCook JC.

High SchoolColegio AmericanoPlayed for Coach Denio Peiroto at Colegio Americano.

PersonalThais Torres Holletbach was born on Sept. 16, 1987 • Daugher of Car-los Henrique Carneiro and Rosangela Maria Torres Hollerbach • Lists steak as her favorite food • Favorite book is The Da Vinci Code • Enjoys being arounds friends during her spare time • Has overcome a knee surgery • Chose UWA over Butler University, Lees-McCrae.

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252009 Opponents

ANDERSON UNIVERSITYTOURNAMENT

Friday • Aug. 28 • Anderson, SC

Saturday • Aug. 29 • Anderson, SC

WEST FLORIDAREGIONAL CROSSOVER

Friday • Sept. 11 •Pensacola, Fla.

Saturday • Sept 12 • Pensacola, Fla.

HENDERSON STATEINVITATIONAL

Friday • Oct. 16 • Arkadelphia, Ark.

CAROLINA CHALLENGE

Friday • Sept. 4 • Banner Elk, NC

Saturday • Sept. 5 • Banner Elk, NC

PARTICIPATING TEAMSAnderson (Host), Armstrong Atlantic State, Erskine, Mars Hill, Southern Wes-leyan, West Alabama

UWA’S TOURNAMENT SCHEDULEFriday, Aug. 28 UWA vs. Southern Wesleyan 3 p.m. UWA vs. Erskine 7 p.m.Saturday, Aug. 29 UWA vs. Armstrong Atlantic State 11 a.m. UWA vs. Mars Hill 3 p.m.

MEDIA INFORMATIONVolleyball SID: ................................................................................Randy JonesOffice Phone: ............................................................................(864) 231.2097E-Mail: .......................................................................................................TBAWebsite:.............................................................................www.ac.edu/sports

PARTICIPATING TEAMSCarson Newman, Flagler, Lees-McRae (Host), Lincoln Memorial, Mount Olive, Tusculum, West Alabama

UWA’S TOURNAMENT SCHEDULEFriday, Sept. 4 UWA vs. Flagler 11 a.m. UWA vs. Tusculum 3:30 p.m.Saturday, Sept. 5 UWA vs. Lincoln Memorial Noon UWA vs. Carson Newman 2:20 p.m.

MEDIA INFORMATIONVolleyball SID: ............................................................................... Kevin YoungOffice Phone: ........................................................................... (828) 898-3510E-Mail: ..................................................................................youngk@lmc.eduWebsite:......................................................................... bobcatsports.lmc.edu

PARTICIPATING TEAMSArkansas Tech, Florida Southern, Kentucky State, Nova Southeastern, Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras, Saint Leo, North Alabama, Tampa, West Alabama, West Florida (Host)

UWA’S TOURNAMENT SCHEDULEFriday, Sept. 11 UWA vs. Tampa 9 a.m. UWA vs. Florida Southern 4:30 p.m.Saturday, Sept. 12 UWA vs. Nova Southeastern 10:30 a.m. UWA vs. PR-Rio Piedras 5 p.m.

MEDIA INFORMATIONVolleyball SID: ................................................................................Claire CookOffice Phone: ........................................................................... (850) 474-2428E-Mail: ..................................................................................ccook2@uwf.eduWebsite:..............................................................................www.goargos.com

PARTICIPATING TEAMSUAH, Arkansas Tech, Henderson State (Host), West Alabama

UWA’S TOURNAMENT SCHEDULEFriday, Oct. 16 UWA vs. Arkansas Tech 3 p.m. UWA vs. Henderson State 5:30 p.m.

MEDIA INFORMATIONVolleyball SID: .............................................................................. Troy MitchellOffice Phone: ........................................................................... (870) 230-5197E-Mail: ................................................................................. [email protected]:......................................................................................www.hsu.edu


26 2009 Opponents

STILLMAN COLLEGETIGERS

Tuesday • Sept. 1 • 6:30 p.m. • Tuscaloosa, Ala.

Tuesday • Oct. 20 • 6:30 p.m. • Livingston, Ala.

ALABAMA A&MBULLDOGS

Tuesday • Sept. 15 • 7 p.m. • Livingston, Ala.

Wednesday • Oct. 14 • 7 p.m. • Normal, Ala.

WEST FLORIDA ARGONAUTS

Thursday • Sept. 24 • 7 p.m. • Livingston, Ala.

Tuesday • Oct. 27 • 7 p.m. • Pensacola, Fla.

JACKSON STATETIGERS

Tuesday • Sept. 8 • 7 p.m. • Jackson, Miss.

Tuesday • Sept. 22 • 7 p.m. • Livingston, Ala.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: .................................................................................. Tuscaloosa, Ala.Enrollment: .............................................................................................. 1,000Nickname: .............................................................................................. TigersColors: .......................................................................... Navy Blue & Old GoldVolleyball Facility: .......................................................................Birthright Hall

VOLLEYBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach: .................................................................................. Pam Phillips2008 Record: .............................................................................................15-82008 SIAC Record: ......................................................................................8-2Series Record:.............................................................................. First Meeting

MEDIA INFORMATIONVolleyball SID: ..............................................................................Cedric BakerOffice Phone: ........................................................................... (205) 247-8101E-Mail: .................................................................... [email protected]:.................................................................... www.stillman.edu/sports

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: ..................................................................................... Jackson, Miss.Enrollment: .............................................................................................. 8,699Nickname: ......................................................................................Lady TigersColors: .........................................................................................Blue & WhiteVolleyball Facility: ..................................................................... T. B Ellis Arena

VOLLEYBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach: ..........................................................................Rose WashingtonAssistant Coach: .........................................................................Latasha Pusha2008 Record: ...........................................................................................17-242008 SWAC Record: ...................................................................................6-2Series Record:...........................................................................UWA leads 4-1

MEDIA INFORMATIONVolleyball SID: ................................................................Jamea Adams-GinyardOffice Phone: ........................................................................... (601) 979-2274E-Mail: .................................................................... [email protected]:............................................................................. www.jsutigers.com

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: .......................................................................................Normal, Ala.Enrollment: .............................................................................................. 6,000Nickname: ...........................................................................................BulldogsColors: ................................................................................... Maroon & WhiteVolleyball Facility: ..................................................... T. M Elmore Gymnasium

VOLLEYBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach: ...............................................................................Nedra Brown2008 Record: ...........................................................................................14-172008 SWAC Record: ...................................................................................6-2Series Record:...........................................................................UWA leads 2-0

MEDIA INFORMATIONVolleyball SID: ........................................................................... Jamilah CorbittOffice Phone: ............................................................................ (256-372-4550E-Mail: .......................................................................... [email protected]:........................................................................www.aamusports.com

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: ....................................................................................Pensacola, Fla.Enrollment: .............................................................................................. 9,900Nickname: ........................................................................................ArgonautsColors: ........................................................................................ Blue & GreenVolleyball Facility: .................................................................. UWF Fieldhouse

VOLLEYBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach: ............................................................................. Melissa WolterGrad. Assistant Coaches: ........................... Marcela Cunha, Rafaella Maranhao2008 Record: .............................................................................................31-82008 GSC Record: .....................................................................................12-0Series Record:......................................................................... UWF leads 5-11

MEDIA INFORMATIONVolleyball SID: ................................................................................Claire CookOffice Phone: ........................................................................... (850) 474-2428E-Mail: ..................................................................................ccook2@uwf.eduWebsite:..............................................................................www.goargos.com


272009 Opponents

OUACHITA BAPTISTTIGERS

Saturday • Sept. 26 • 3 p.m. • Memphis, Tenn.

Saturday • Oct. 17 • 10 a.m. • Arkadelphia, Ark.

NORTH ALABAMALIONS

Tuesday • Oct. 6 • 7 p.m. • Livingston, Ala.

Friday • Oct. 30 • 7 p.m. • Florence, Ala.

WEST GEORGIA WOLVES

Friday • Oct. 9 • 7 p.m. • Livingston, Ala.

Friday • Nov. 6 • 6 p.m. • Carrollton, Ga.

CHRISTIAN BROTHERSBUCCANEERS

Saturday • Sept. 26 • 5 p.m. • Memphis, Tenn.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: ............................................................................... Arkadelphia, Ark.Enrollment: .............................................................................................. 2,500Nickname: .............................................................................................. TigersColors: ....................................................................................... Purple & GoldVolleyball Facility: .........................................................................Vining Arena

VOLLEYBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach: ............................................................................ Danny PrescottStudent Assistant Coach: ............................................................Bekah Cumba 2008 Record: ...........................................................................................10-252008 GSC Record: .......................................................................................3-9Series Record:...........................................................................UWA leads 5-2

MEDIA INFORMATIONVolleyball SID: .......................................................................Allen GreenwoodOffice Phone: ........................................................................... (870) 245-5186E-Mail: .........................................................................greenwooda@obu.eduWebsite:........................................................................... www.obutigers.com

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: ..................................................................................Memphis, Tenn.Enrollment: .............................................................................................. 1,900Nickname: ......................................................................................BuccaneersColors: .......................................................................................Scarlet & GreyVolleyball Facility: ........................................................................Canale Arena

VOLLEYBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach: ................................................................................In-Sik Hwang Assistant Coach: ......................................................................... James Hanger 2008 Record: ...........................................................................................25-102008 GSC Record: .......................................................................................8-5Series Record:............................................................................CBU leads 5-8

MEDIA INFORMATIONVolleyball SID: .......................................................................... Eric OppermanOffice Phone: ........................................................................... (901) 230-4342E-Mail: .............................................................................eopperma@cbu.eduWebsite:........................................................................... www.gobucsgo.com

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: ..................................................................................... Florence, Ala.Enrollment: .............................................................................................. 7,238Nickname: ................................................................................................LionsColors: ....................................................................................... Purple & GoldVolleyball Facility: .........................................................................Flowers Hall

VOLLEYBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach: ........................................................................ Stephanie RadeckiAssistant Coach: ....................................................................... Laura Bellinger2008 Record: ...........................................................................................24-112008 GSC Record: .....................................................................................10-2Series Record:........................................................................ UNA leads 4-28

MEDIA INFORMATIONVolleyball SID: ........................................................................ Shane HerrmannOffice Phone: ........................................................................... (256) 765-4895E-Mail: ......................................................................... [email protected]:............................................................................ www.roarlions.com

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: ...................................................................................Carrollton, Ga.Enrollment: ............................................................................................ 10,850Nickname: ............................................................................................ WolvesColors: ............................................................................................ Blue & RedVolleyball Facility: ....................................................................UWG Coliseum

VOLLEYBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach: ...................................................................................... Gary Lee2008 Record: .............................................................................................6-212008 GSC Record: .....................................................................................2-10Series Record:.......................................................................UWA leads 19-11

MEDIA INFORMATIONVolleyball SID: ........................................................................ Stuart HoughtonOffice Phone: ........................................................................... (770) 851-7374E-Mail: ......................................................................... [email protected]:..........................................................................www.uwgsports.com


28 2009 Opponents

VALDOSTA STATE BLAZERS

Saturday • Oct. 10 • 11 a.m. • Livingston, Ala.

Saturday • Nov. 7 • 3 p.m. • Valdosta, Ga.

SPRING HILLBADGERS

Tuesday • Nov. 10 • 7 p.m. • Livingston, Ala.

Senior Night

GSC TOURNAMENT

Friday • Nov. 13 • TBA • GSC West Champion Host

Saturday • Nov. 14 • Semifinals • Championship

UAHCHARGERS

Tuesday • Oct. 13 • 7 p.m. • Livingston, Ala.

Monday • Nov. 2 • 7 p.m. • Huntsville, Ala.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: ...................................................................................... Valdosta, Ga.Enrollment: ............................................................................................ 10.850Nickname: .............................................................................................BlazersColors: ...........................................................................................Red & BlackVolleyball Facility: ......................................................................... PE Complex

VOLLEYBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach: ...................................................................................... Sia PoyerGraduate Assistant Coach: ............................................................Tara Nelson2008 Record: ...........................................................................................18-192008 GSC Record: .......................................................................................5-7Series Record:.........................................................................VSU leads 15-14

MEDIA INFORMATIONVolleyball SID: ......................................................................... Joshua FlanaganOffice Phone: ........................................................................... (229) 560-4386E-Mail: .......................................................................jcflanagan@valdosta.eduWebsite:......................................................................www.vstateblazers.com

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: ................................................................................... Huntsville, Ala.Enrollment: .............................................................................................. 7,200Nickname: .................................................................................Lady ChargersColors: .........................................................................................Blue & WhiteVolleyball Facility: .........................................................................Spragins Hall

VOLLEYBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach: ................................................................................. Laura TaubeAssistant Coach: ........................................................................Joan Copeland2008 Record: .............................................................................................1-312008 GSC Record: .....................................................................................0-12Series Record:.........................................................................UAH leads 26-6

MEDIA INFORMATIONVolleyball SID: ................................................................................Antoine BellOffice Phone: ........................................................................... (256) 824-6008E-Mail: ...................................................................................... [email protected]:....................................................................... www.uahchargers.com

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: ........................................................................................ Mobile, Ala.Enrollment: .............................................................................................. 1,200Nickname: ........................................................................................... BadgersColors: ..................................................................................... Purple & WhiteVolleyball Facility: ..................................................Outlaw Recreation Center

VOLLEYBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach: .......................................................................... Dr. Peggy MartinAssistant Coach: ........................................................................................TBA2008 Record: ...........................................................................................15-232008 GCAC Record: ...................................................................................3-5Series Record:...........................................................................UWA leads 8-2

MEDIA INFORMATIONVolleyball SID: ................................................................................Jim StennettOffice Phone: ........................................................................... (251) 380-4468E-Mail: ................................................................................ [email protected]:.........................................................................www.shcbadgers.com

PARTICIPATING TEAMSTop four teams from each division qualify for the tournament

TOURNAMENT BRACKETFriday, Nov. 13 East #1 vs. West #4 TBA East #2 vs. West #3 TBA East #3 vs. West #2 TBA East #4 vs. West #1 TBASaturday, Nov. 14 Semifinal Match #1 TBA Semifinal Match #2 TBA Championship Match TBA

MEDIA INFORMATIONGSC Volleyball SID: .............................................................Eric SanInocencioOffice Phone: ........................................................................... (205) 991-9880E-Mail: ............................................................gscassistantsid@mindspring.netWebsite:............................................................www.gulfsouthconference.org


29GSC East Series Records

Year Result1994 L1995 L L L1996 W L L L1997 L L1998 L L1999 L L2000 L L2001 L L2002 W W2003 L L2004 L L2005 L L2006 W L2007 W W2008 W W

UAHUAH Leads 9-24

Year Result1994 L L1995 L W W1996 L L L1997 L W1998 L L1999 L L2000 L L2001 L L2002 L L2003 L L2004 L L2005 L L2006 L L2007 W L2008 L L

Year Result1995 L W1996 W L1997 L W1998 L L1999 L L2000 W L2001 W L2002 L W2003 W W2004 W W2005 L W2006 L L2007 W W2008 W L

Year Result2000 W W2001 W L2002 L W2003 L L2005 W L2006 L L2007 L L2008 L L

Year Result1994 W1995 W L1996 W W W1997 W L1998 W L1999 W W2000 W W2001 W W2002 W W2003 W L2004 L L2005 L L2006 L L2007 W L2008 W W

NORTH ALABAMAUNA Leads 4-28

VALDOSTA STATESeries Tied 14-14

WEST FLORIDA UWF Leads 11-5

WEST GEORGIAUWA Leads 19-11

The Susan G. Komen For the Cure Founda-tion was established in 1982 by Nancy Brinker to honor the memory of her sister, Susan G. Komen, who died from breast cancer at the age of 36. Komen for the Cure is the world’s largest grassroots network of breast cancer survivors and activists fighting to save lives, em-power people, ensure quality care for all and energize science to find the cures. Thanks to

events like the Komen Race for the Cure and Dig for the Cure, the foundation has invested nearly $1 billion to fulfill the promise of becom-ing the largest source of nonprofit funds dedi-cated to the fight against breast cancer in the world. The Dig for the Cure program was estab-lished in 2003 by Lisa Marston, the head volley-ball coach of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Marston’s mother is a breast can-cer survivor and one of many from around the world that Marston hopes to honor through the program.

UWA has designated its home match with in-state rival North Alabama on Oct. 6, as the Su-san G. Komen Dig For The Cure Match.

UWA Volleyball Participates In The Susan G. Komen Dig For The Cure

- vs. -

Tuesday • Oct. 67 p.m. • Pruitt Hall


30 All-Time Series Records

Opponent Win Loss Overall Pct.Adelphi 1 0 1-0 1.000Alabama A&M 2 0 2-0 1.000*Alabama in Huntsville 6 26 6-26 .188Alabama State 2 0 2-0 1.000Albany State 3 0 3-0 1.000Alderson-Broaddus 1 0 1-0 1.000Arkansas-Monticello 2 1 2-1 .666Arkansas Tech 0 6 0-6 .000Armstrong Atlantic State 1 1 1-1 .500Augusta State 4 0 4-0 1.000Belhaven 9 0 9-0 1.000Bentley 1 0 1-0 1.000Birmingham Southern 2 0 2-0 1.000Carson-Newman 3 2 3-2 .600Central Arkansas 5 5 5-5 .500Central Missouri State 0 1 0-1 .000Charleston (W.Va.) 0 1 0-1 .000Christian Brothers 5 8 5-8 .154Clark Atlanta 2 0 2-0 1.000Converse 2 1 2-1 .666Dallas Baptist 0 1 0-1 .000Dowling 0 1 0-1 .000Eckerd 0 1 0-1 .000Edinboro 0 1 0-1 .000Emory 1 1 1-1 .500Emporia State 1 3 1-3 .250Faulkner 5 1 5-1 .833Fayetteville State 1 0 1-0 1.000Florida Southern 0 1 0-1 .000Florida Tech 0 3 0-3 .000Francis Marion 0 3 0-3 .000Freed-Hardeman 1 1 1-1 .500Georgia Southwestern 1 0 1-0 1.000Harding 1 5 1-5 .166Henderson State 0 7 0-7 .000Huntingdon 16 5 16-5 .762Indianapolis 0 1 0-1 .000Jackson State 4 1 4-1 .800Judson 1 0 1-0 1.000King 1 1 1-1 .500LaGrange 2 0 2-0 1.000Lees-McCrae 0 1 0-1 .000Lewis 0 1 0-1 .000Lincoln Memorial 12 14 21-14 .462Loyola 9 4 9-4 .692Lynn 0 2 0-2 .000Lyon 0 1 0-1 .000Mars Hill 1 0 1-0 1.000Martin Methodist 7 4 7-4 .636Maryville 2 0 2-0 1.000Miles 4 0 4-0 1.000Milligan 1 0 1-0 1.000Millsaps 9 3 9-3 .750Mississippi College 6 3 6-3 .666Mississippi State 0 1 0-1 .000

Opponent Win Loss Overall Pct.Mississippi University for Women 9 14 9-14 .391Missouri Southern 0 2 0-2 .000Missouri in St. Louis 0 1 0-1 .000Missouri Western 0 3 0-3 .000Mobile 1 2 1-2 .333Montevallo 9 24 9-24 .273Mount Olive 1 0 1-0 1.000New Haven 1 0 1-0 1.000Newman 1 0 1-0 1.000*North Alabama 3 30 3-30 .091North Carolina Central 1 0 1-0 1.000North Carolina Pembroke 1 0 1-0 1.000Northern Kentucky 0 1 0-1 .000Northwest Missouri State 0 4 0-4 .000Nova Southeastern 0 2 0-2 .000Oglethorpe 1 0 1-0 1.000Ouchita Baptist 5 2 5-2 .714Paine 1 0 1-0 1.000Palm Beach Atlantic 0 2 0-2 .000Pensacola Christian 2 0 2-0 1.000Presbyterian 0 1 0-1 .000Principia 1 0 1-0 1.000Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras 0 1 0-1 .000Rhodes 4 1 4-1 .800Rollins 0 1 0-1 .000Samford 0 2 0-2 .000Savannah 1 0 1-0 1.000South Alabama 1 2 1-2 .333Southern Arkansas 6 8 6-8 .429Southern Indiana 0 2 0-2 .000Southern Wesleyan First MeetingSoutheastern Oklahoma 1 0 1-0 1.000Southwest Baptist 1 0 1-0 1.000Spelman 1 0 1-0 1.000Spring Hill 8 2 8-2 .800St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 0 1 0-1 .000St. Leo 1 3 1-3 .250St. Thomas 0 1 0-1 .000Stillman First MeetingTarleton State 0 1 0-1 .000Trevecca Nazarene 1 0 1-0 1.000Tusculum 2 2 2-2 .500USC Aiken 1 2 1-2 .333USC Upstate 0 2 0-2 .000*Valdosta State 14 15 14-15 .483Washburn 0 2 0-2 .000Wayne State 0 1 0-1 .000*West Georgia 19 11 19-11 .633*West Florida 5 11 5-11 .313Wheeling Jesuit 0 1 0-1 .000Wingate 0 1 0-1 .000Wisconsin-Parkside 1 0 1-0 1.000Xavier (La.) 2 0 2-0 1.000

2009 opponents listed in bold* - Gulf South Conference East Division Opponent


312008 Results

Date Opponent W-L Score Score-By-Game Overall GSC Att.Aug. 29 # vs. UNC Pembroke W 3-0 27-25, 25-17, 25-14 1-0 0-0 45 Aug. 29 # vs. Ouachita Baptist W 3-0 25-21, 25-20, 25-21 2-0 0-0 27Aug. 30 # vs. Florida Tech L 1-3 25-27, 22-25, 25-20, 17-25 2-1 0-0 62Aug. 20 # vs. St. Joseph’s (Ind.) L 1-3 25-20, 20-25, 14-25, 23-25 2-2 0-0 75Sept. 4 UAM W 3-0 25-23, 25-15, 25-18 3-2 0-0 337Sept. 5 ! vs. Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras L 1-3 25-20, 20-25,14-25, 23-25 3-3 0-0 75Sept. 5 ! vs. Christian Brothers W 3-1 26-24, 25-15, 12-25, 27-25 4-3 0-0 175Sept. 6 ! vs. Francis Marion L 1-3 26-28, 18-25, 27-25, 23-25 4-4 0-0 50Sept. 6 ! vs. Harding W 3-0 25-21, 25-19, 25-23 5-4 0-0 50Sept. 9 SPRING HILL W 3-0 25-12, 25-12, 25-13 6-4 0-0 307Sept. 12 % vs. Lincoln Memorial W 3-0 25-13, 25-15, 25-19 7-4 0-0 67Sept. 12 % vs. Christian Brothers W 3-0 25-20, 25-19, 25-23 8-4 0-0 72Sept. 13 % vs. Augusta State W 3-1 26-24, 23-25, 25-13, 27-25 9-4 0-0 61Sept. 19 VALDOSTA STATE * W 3-0 25-13, 25-13, 25-15 10-4 1-0 237Sept. 20 #21 WEST FLORIDA * L 1-3 21-25, 18-25, 25-23, 20-25 10-5 1-1 220Sept. 23 MONTEVALLO * W 3-0 25-13, 25-22, 25-18 11-5 2-1 249Sept. 26 at UAM W 3-2 23-25, 25-21, 17-25, 25-14, 15-11 12-5 2-1 92Sept. 27 vs. Southern Arkansas W 3-2 25-17, 23-25, 25-11, 21-25, 15-13 13-5 2-1 53Oct. 3 at North Alabama * L 1-3 18-25, 13-25, 25-17, 10-25 13-6 2-2 253Oct. 8 UAH * W 3-0 25-17, 25-15, 25-18 14-6 3-2 323Oct. 11 WEST GEORGIA * W 3-0 25-18, 25-16, 25-22 15-6 4-2 117Oct. 14 at Montevallo * W 3-1 25-16, 25-12, 20-25, 25-23 16-6 5-2 336Oct. 17 $ at Arkansas Tech L 1-3 20-25, 18-25, 25-18, 17-25 16-7 5-2 130Oct. 18 $ vs. UAM W 3-0 25-20, 25-23, 23-17 17-7 5-2 50Oct. 18 $ vs. Southeastern Oklahoma W 3-0 25-21, 25-17, 25-22 18-7 5-2 60Oct. 24 at Valdosta State * L 1-3 22-25, 26-24, 19-25, 23-25 18-8 5-3 171Oct. 25 at #17 West Florida * L 1-3 18-25, 25-17, 12-25, 18-25 18-9 5-4 741Oct. 28 NORTH ALABAMA * L 1-3 25-19, 18-25, 17-25, 20-25 18-10 5-5 642Oct. 31 at Alabama A&M W 3-1 25-18, 24-26, 25-19, 25-23 19-10 5-5 305Nov. 1 at UAH * W 3-1 24-26, 25-19, 25-13, 25-16 20-10 6-5 230Nov. 4 MARTIN METHODIST W 3-0 25-13, 25-16, 25-9 21-10 5-5 348Nov. 7 at West Georgia W 3-0 25-20, 25-15, 25-20 22-10 7-5 200Nov. 14 ^ vs. Harding L 2-3 26-24, 26-24, 16-25, 22-25, 12-15 22-11 7-5 120

# - University of West Florida Comfort Inn-vitational (Pensacola, Fla.)! - UAH Invitational (Huntsville, Ala.)% - T usculum Fall Classic (Greeneville, Tenn.)$ - Arkansas Tech Invitational (Russellville, Ark.)^ - Gulf South Conference Tournament (Pensacola, Fla.)* - Gulf South Conference Match

Overall GSCOverall Record ........................................................22-11 ............... 7-5Home Record ..............................................................7-2 ............... 4-2Road Record ................................................................5-4 ............... 3-3Neutral Record ..........................................................10-5 ............... 0-0

In August ......................................................................2-2 ............... 0-0In September .............................................................11-3 ............... 2-1In October ...................................................................6-5 ............... 3-4In November ...............................................................3-1 ............... 2-0

In 3-Set Matches ........................................................15-0 ............... 5-0In 4-Set Matches ........................................................5-10 ............... 2-5In 5-Set Matches ..........................................................2-1 ............... 0-0

In Daytime Matches ...................................................10-5 ............... 2-2In Nighttime Matches ................................................12-6 ............... 5-3

Overall GSCGame 1 Record .......................................................23-10 ............... 8-5Game 2 Record .........................................................23-9 ............... 9-3Game 3 Record .........................................................24-9 ............... 8-4Game 4 Record .........................................................6-12 ............... 2-5Game 5 Record ...........................................................2-1 ............... 0-0

When winning first set ...............................................20-3 ............... 6-1When losing first set ....................................................2-8 ............... 1-4When winning second set ..........................................19-7 ............... 7-2When losing second set ...............................................3-7 ............... 0-3When winning third set .............................................19-5 ............... 6-2When losing third set ...................................................3-6 ............... 1-3When winning fourth set .............................................6-7 ............... 2-5When losing fourth set ..............................................1-10 ............... 0-5

TRACKING THE TIGERS


32 2008 Statistics

OVERALL STATISTICS G K K/G E TA PCT. A SA/SE RE D D/G BS/BA TOTAL BE/BHE PTS10 Pedrosa 120 453 3.78 178 1010 .272 14 48/53 10 265 2.21 15/46 61 5/2 539.018 Nail 120 356 2.97 127 914 .251 19 45/41 37 248 2.07 8/38 46 0/5 428.02 Crook 117 312 2.67 114 655 .302 16 0/2 1 28 0.24 18/69 87 15/2 364.56 Kent 114 240 2.11 52 466 .403 12 2/2 2 24 0.21 26/80 106 5/4 308.05 Clements 117 152 1.30 87 464 .140 12 8/7 5 55 0.47 5/47 52 6/1 188.54 McHale 120 51 0.43 14 148 .250 1373 37/28 0 208 1.73 1/25 26 0/17 101.514 Cousin 24 20 0.83 17 66 .045 1 0/0 0 2 0.08 0/16 16 4/0 28.03 Wright 20 18 0.90 8 54 .185 1 0/1 1 3 0.15 1/5 6 1/0 21.51 Byrnes 117 3 0.03 3 18 .000 19 31/52 23 175 1.50 0/0 0 0/3 34.07 Esteban 118 1 0.01 4 12 -.250 22 26/43 23 290 2.46 0/1 1 0/3 27.511 Swan 119 1 0.01 3 9 -.222 16 20/33 17 225 1.89 0/0 0 0/2 21.0 TEAM 34 UWA 120 1607 13.39 607 3820 .262 1506 217/262 153 1524 12.70 74/327 237.5 36/39 2061.5 Opponents 120 1287 10.73 638 3668 .177 1188 157/179 206 1278 10.65 48/285 190.5 46/49 1634.5

CONFERENCE ONLY STATISTICS G K K/G E TA PCT. A SA/SE RE D D/G BS/BA TOTAL BE/BHE PTS10 Pedrosa 43 154 3.58 76 364 .214 3 15/27 4 98 2.28 5/20 25 3/2 184.018 Nail 43 125 2.91 44 308 .263 5 15/17 11 76 1.77 1/16 17 0/1 149.02 Crook 43 117 2.72 47 260 .269 5 0/0 0 12 0.28 2/31 33 4/1 134.56 Kent 41 74 1.80 22 162 .321 9 0/1 1 12 0.29 6/29 35 3/1 94.55 Clements 42 66 1.57 33 169 .195 4 1/1 1 20 0.48 2/17 19 1/1 77.5 14 McHale 43 18 0.42 6 65 .185 494 13/8 0 88 2.05 0/13 13 0/5 37.514 Cousin 9 5 0.56 9 22 -.182 0 0/0 0 0 0.00 0/5 5 1/0 7.53 Wright 8 4 0.50 6 19 -.105 0 0/1 1 1 0.12 0/1 1 0/0 4.51 Byrnes 41 2 0.05 0 5 .400 5 5/17 6 47 1.15 0/0 0 0/3 7.011 Swan 43 0 0.00 0 1 .000 6 8/18 4 82 1.91 0/0 0 0/2 8.07 Esteban 43 0 0.00 0 2 .000 9 9/18 7 82 2.58 0/0 0 0/3 9.0 TEAM 11 UWA 43 565 13.14 243 1377 .234 540 66/108 46 547 12.72 16/132 82.0 12/19 713.0 Opponents 43 452 10.51 242 1335 .157 415 46/65 66 468 10.88 16/114 73.0 22/19 571.0

CATEGORY LEADERS (ALL MATCHES)

HITTING PERCENTAGEPlayer Sets Pct.Kent 114 .403Crook 117 .302Pedrosa 120 .272Nail 120 .251McHale 120 250

ASSISTSPlayer Sets A A/SetMcHale 120 1373 11.44Esteban 118 22 0.19Nail 120 19 0.16Byrnes 117 19 0.16Swan 119 16 0.14

BLOCKSPlayer Sets Total B/SetKent 114 106 0.93Crook 117 87 0.74Pedrosa 120 61 0.51Clements 117 52 0.44Nail 120 46 0.38

POINTSPlayer Sets Points Pts/SetPedrosa 120 539.0 4.49Nail 120 428.0 3.57Crook 117 364.5 3.11Kent 114 308.0 2.70Clements 117 188.5 1.61

KILLSPlayer Sets Kills K/SetPedrosa 120 453 3.78Nail 120 356 2.97Crook 117 312 2.67Kent 114 240 2.11Clements 117 152 1.30

SERVICE ACESPlayer Sets Aces SA/SetPedrosa 120 48 0.40Nail 120 45 0.38McHale 120 37 0.31Byrnes 117 31 0.26Esteban 118 26 0.22

DIGSPlayer Sets Digs D/SetEsteban 118 290 2.46Pedrosa 120 265 2.21Nail 120 248 2.07Swan 119 225 1.89McHale 120 208 1.73


332008 GSC Volleyball

Eastern DivisionTeam GSC Pct. Overall Pct.^! West Florida 12-0 1.000 31-8 .795North Alabama 10-2 .833 24-11 .686West Alabama 7-5 .583 22-11 .667Montevallo 6-6 .500 21-18 .538Valdosta State 5-7 .417 18-19 .486West Georgia 2-10 .167 6-21 .222UAH 0-12 .000 1-31 .031

^ GSC Champion; ! - Division Champion

Western DivisionTeam GSC Pct. Overall Pct.! Arkansas Tech 11-1 .917 31-5 .861Harding 10-2 .833 24-9 .727Christian Brothers 8-4 .667 25-10 .714Arkansas at Monticello 4-8 .333 18-18 .500Southern Arkansas 3-9 .250 11-18 .379Ouachita Baptist 3-9 .250 10-25 .286Henderson State 3-9 .250 6-23 .207

! - Division Champion

2008 GSC East Award WinnersAll-GSC East First Team

Pos. Player School L Jessica Hansen UNA MB Whitney Sanders UNAOH Irene Hannan VSU OH Allison Nail UWAOH Ana Gabriela Pedrosa UWAMH Patricia Gandolfo UWF S Madeline Gonzalez UWF RS Luciana Rapach UWF OH Andressa Martins UWG

All-GSC East Second TeamPos. Player School MH Monika Tortorici UM S Allison Jacobs UNA OH Kelly Pratt UNAOH Jessica Crook UWA MB Jordan Kent UWA S Alexis McHale UWA OH Chelsea Wilhoite UWF

GSC East Freshman Of The Year Alexis McHale UWA

GSC East Player Of The YearWhitney Sanders UNA

GSC East Coach Of The YearMelissa Wolter UWF

2008 GSC Players Of The WeekSept. 30 Jordan Kent, MB DefensiveOct. 14 Allison Nail, OH OffensiveOct. 21 Ana Gabriela Pedrosa, OH OffensiveNov. 4 Ana Gabriela Pedrosa, OH Defensive

How The Tigers Ranked in The GSCTeam Rankings

Hitting Percentage2. West Alabama ........................................................................ .262

Opponent Hitting Percentage8. West Alabama ......................................................................... .181

Assists1. West Alabama ...................................................................... 12.55

Kills5. West Alabama ...................................................................... 13.39

Blocks3. West Alabama ........................................................................ 1.98

Service Aces4. West Alabama ........................................................................ 1.81

Digs13. West Alabama ...................................................................... 12.70

Individual RankingsHitting Percentage1. Jordan Kent, UWA .................................................................. .4037. Jessica Crook, UWA ............................................................... .302

Kills4. Ana Gabriela Pedrosa, UWA .................................................. 3.78

Assists1. Alexis McHale, UWA ............................................................ 11.44

Service Aces7. Ana Gabriela Pedrosa, UWA .................................................. 0.409. Allison Nail, UWA ................................................................... 0.38


34 2008 UWA Seniors

5 • TERESA CLEMENTS • OH/MB6-0 • Birmingham, Ala. • Oak Mountain HS

18 • ALLISON NAIL • OH5-10 • Cullman, Ala. • Good Hope HS

11 • JACQUIE SWAN • DS5-3 • Mobile, Ala. • Theodore HS

Clement’s Career StatisticsYEAR GP-MP K E TA PCT. A SA/SE DIG RE BS/BA BE/BHE PTS2005 126-34 227 104 649 .190 7 16/18 106 4 25/51 12/4 293.52006 94-31 262 137 909 .138 7 17/12 140 24 7/15 3/7 293.52007 104-32 190 68 417 .293 15 33/42 126 0 5/56 7/3 256.02008 117-33 152 87 464 .140 12 8/7 55 5 5/47 6/1 188.5

Total 441-130 831 396 2439 .178 41 74/79 427 33 42/169 28/15 1031.5

Nail’s Career StatisticsYEAR GP-MP K E TA PCT. A SA/SE DIG RE BS/BA BE/BHE PTS2005 107-32 167 79 463 .190 17 37/39 250 24 2/19 0/4 215.52006 108-31 402 152 1057 .237 16 30/21 240 44 10/37 7/5 460.52007 104-33 452 137 1008 .312 14 41/29 282 13 14/32 2/4 523.02008 120-33 356 127 914 .251 19 45/41 248 37 8/38 0/5 428.0

Total 439-129 1377 495 3442 .256 66 153/130 1020 118 34/126 9/19 1627.0

Swan’s Career StatisticsYEAR GP-MP K E TA PCT. A SA/SE DIG RE BS/BA BE/BHE PTS2005 88-29 4 1 16 .188 5 11/15 105 31 0/0 0/3 15.02006 116-32 2 7 27 -.185 18 27/42 561 46 0/0 1/3 29.02007 79-29 2 2 5 .000 32 35/27 316 9 0/1 0/9 37.52008 119-33 1 3 9 -.222 16 20/33 225 17 0/0 0/2 21.0

Total 402-123 9 13 57 -.070 71 93/117 1207 103 0/1 1/17 102.5


35All-Time Results

1994 • 9-23 Pam GailbreathPensacola Christian W 3-0Huntingdon College L 0-3Miss. Univ. for Women L 1-3Mississippi College L 0-3Montevallo L 0-3Huntingdon College W 3-0Pensacola Christian W 3-0Montevallo L 0-3Central Arkansas W 3-1Henderson State L 0-3Mississippi State L 0-3Mississippi College L 0-3West Georgia W 3-2North Alabama L 2-3Alabama-Huntsville L 2-3Lincoln Memorial L 1-3Huntingdon College L 0-3Miss. Univ. For Women L 0-3Central Arkansas L 1-3Henderson State L 0-3Mississippi College L 0-3Huntingdon College W 3-2Nova L 0-3USC Aiken L 1-3North Alabama L 0-3Miss. Univ, for Women L 0-3North Alabama L 1-3Lincoln Memorial L 2-3Central Arkansas L 0-3

1995 • 17-18 Pam GailbreathLoyola University L 1-3Jackson State W 3-1Miss. Univ. for Women L 1-3Millsaps W 3-0Lincoln Memorial W 3-2West Georgia W 3-1Alabama-Huntsville L 1-3Mississippi College W 3-0Alabama-Huntsville L 0-3Valdosta State L 1-3West Georgia L 2-3North Alabama L 1-3Lincoln Memorial L 1-3Montevallo L 0-3Mississippi College W 3-0North Alabama W 3-1Alabama-Huntsville L 0-3Loyola University W 3-1Huntingdon College W 3-0Southern Arkansas L 2-3Henderson State L 0-3Central Arkansas W 3-2Ouachita Baptist W 1-3Miss. Univ. for Women L 2-3Valdosta State W 3-0Montevallo L 0-3LaGrange College W 3-1Tusculum College L 2-3Palm Beach Atlantic L 2-3North Alabama W 3-1Palm Beach Atlantic L 2-3Huntingdon College W 3-1LaGrange College W 3-1Jackson State W 3-0Millsaps W 3-0

1996 • 32-14 Shawna LaurendineAlabama-Huntsville W 1-3King College W 3-0Southern Indiana L 1-3Alabama A&M W 3-0Alabama-Huntsville L 0-3Mississippi College W 3-0Central Arkansas W 3-1Alabama Huntsville L 1-3Miss. Univ. for Women W 3-0Northwest Missouri State L 1-3Miss. Univ. for Women W 3-0Belhaven College W 3-0Millsaps College W 3-0Millsaps College W 3-0Montevallo W 3-0Loyola University W 3-1Belhaven College W 3-0Christian Brothers W 3-1Freed-Hardeman W 3-1Principia College W 3-0Loyola University W 3-0Rhodes College W 3-0Savannah College W 3-2Maryville College W 3-0Lincoln Memorial W 3-0Montevallo W 3-2Lincoln Memorial W 3-1North Alabama L 0-3West Georgia W 3-0Alabama-Huntsville L 2-3Valdosta State W 3-1Mississippi College W 3-0Miss. Univ. for Women L 2-3Loyola University W 3-0Alabama-Huntsville L 0-3West Georgia W 3-1Tusculum College. W 3-0Carson-Newman W 3-0Alabama Huntsville W 3-1Montevallo L 1-3West Georgia W 3-0North Alabama L 0-3Valdosta State L 0-3Samford L 1-3Southern Arkansas W 3-2North Alabama L 0-3

1997 •19-19 Shawna LaurendineKing College L 1-3Carson-Newman L 0-3Northwest Mo. State L 0-3St. Leo College W 3-0Mississippi for Women L 0-3Millsaps College W 3-2Belhaven W 3-2Huntingdon College W 3-1Central Arkansas W 3-2Belhaven W 3-0Mississippi for Women L 0-3North Alabama L 0-3Mississippi for Women W 3-0Alabama-Huntsville L 0-3Samford L 1-3Georgia Southwestern W 3-0Freed-Hardeman L 1-3Montevallo L 0-3

West Georgia W 3-2Emory University W 3-1Huntingdon University L 1-3Montevallo W 3-2Alabama Huntsville L 0-3Loyola W 3-0Valdosta State L 1-3Lincoln Memorial W 3-0Montevallo L 0-3Milsaps L 1-3Mississippi for Women L 1-3Huntingdon College W 3-1Valdosta Sate W 3-2Loyola W 3-2Montevallo L 0-3West Georgia L 0-3Lincoln Memorial W 3-1North Alabama W 3-0Huntingdon College W 3-2Faulkner University W 3-0

1998 •12-28 Shawna LaurendineNorthwest Missouri W 0-3Emporia State L 0-3Central Arkansas L 0-3Washburn L 1-3Huntingdon College L 0-3Mississippi for Women L 1-3Huntingdon College L 2-3Faulkner University W 3-0Faulkner University W 3-0Millsaps College L 2-3Converse College W 3-0Faulkner University W 3-0Oglethorpe W 3-1St. Leo College L 2-3North Alabama L 1-3Loyola L 1-3Huntingdon College W 3-1Mississippi for Women W 3-1Northwestern Missouri L 1-3Montevallo L 0-3Montevallo L 1-3Dallas Baptist L 0-3Loyola L 1-3Alabama-Huntsville L 0-3Millsaps College L 2-3Valdosta State L 0-3Lincoln Memorial L 0-3Huntingdon College W 3-2Montevallo L 0-3West Georgia W 3-2North Alabama L 0-3Tusculum College L 1-3Milligan College W 3-0Converse College W 3-1Lee-McCrae College L 1-3Alabama State W 3-0Valdosta State L 0-3West Georgia L 0-3Alabma-Huntsville L 0-3Lincoln Memorial L 1-3


36 All-Time Results

1999 •15-20 Shawna LaurendineFrancis Marion L 0-3Augusta State W 3-2USC Aiken L 1-3Fayetteville State W 3-0Millsaps W 3-0Huntingdon College W 3-0Belhaven W 3-0Birmingham Southern W 3-0Jackson State W 3-0Mississippi for Women L 1-3South Alabama L 2-3Jackson State W 3-0Valdosta State L 0-3Florida Tech L 0-3Armstrong Atlantic State L 1-3St. Leo College L 2-3North Alabama L 0-3West Georgia W 3-1Huntingdon College W 3-0Alabama-Huntsville L 1-3Lincoln Memorial W 3-0Montevallo L 1-3West Georgia W 3-0North Alabama L 0-3Mississippi for Women W 3-2Valdosta State L 1-3Millsaps L 0-3Belhaven W 3-1Mississippi for Women L 0-3Huntingdon College W 3-2Presbyterian College L 2-3Converse College L 0-3Montevallo L 2-3Alabama Huntsville L 1-3Lincoln Memorial L 0-3

2000 • 13-20 Phillip BryantUSC Upstate L 1-3Emporia State L 0-3Francis Marion L 1-3Augusta State W 3-1Florida Tech L 0-3USC Upstate L 1-3Saint Leo L 0-3Florida Southern L 0-3Montevallo L 0-3West Florida W 3-1North Alabama L 0-3St. Thomas L 0-3Carson-Newman W 3-2Christian Brothers L 0-3Lincoln Memorial L 0-3Belhaven W 3-0Huntingdon College W 3-0Valdosta State W 3-2West Florda W 3-2Mississippi for Women L 2-3Birmingham Southern W 3-1Martin Methodist W 3-1Martin Methodist W 3-1Montevallo L 1-3West Georgia W 3-0Lincoln Memorial L 1-3North Alabama L 0-3Alabama-Huntsville L 0-3Mississippi for Women W 3-2

West Georgia W 3-0Valdosta State L 1-3Alabama-Huntsville L 0-3Martin Methodist L 2-3

2001 • 23-17 Phillip BryantNorth Carolina Central W 3-0Wingate L 2-3University of Charleston L 1-3Wheeling Jesuit L 2-3Millsaps W 3-0Belhaven W 3-0Loyola W 3-1Mississippi College W 3-0Miles College W 3-0Central Arkansas W 3-1Carson-Newman W 3-2Southern Arkansas W 3-2Montevallo L 0-3Maryville W 3-0Millsaps W 3-0Christian Brothers L 2-3Newman W 3-0North Alabama L 0-3West Florida W 3-1Valdosta State W 3-0Mississippi for Womem W 3-2Rhodes College W 3-0Huntingdon College W 3-0Lincoln Memorial W 3-0West Georgia W 3-1Mississippi for Women W 3-1Montevallo L 2-3Missouri Southern L 0-3Emporia State W 3-1Southern Arkansas L 2-3Missouri Western L 0-3Alabama-Huntsville L 1-3Lincoln Memorial L 1-3West Georgia W 3-0North Alabama L 0-3Alabama-Huntsville L 0-3Valdosta State L 1-3West Florida L 1-3Martin Methodist W 3-0Henderson State L 0-3

2002 • 25-13 Phillip BryantFaulkner W 3-0Trevecca Naz W 3-0Spelman W 3-0Spring Hill W 3-0West Georgia W 3-1Southern Indiana L 0-3Missouri Western L 1-3Rhodes College W 3-0Missouri L 0-3Mississippi for Women W 3-0Montevallo L 0-3West Florida L 2-3Valdosta State L 0-3North Alabama L 0-3Alabama-Huntsville W 3-0Miles W 3-0Spring Hill W 3-0Emporia State L 0-3Albany State W 3-0

Montevallo W 3-2Ouachita Baptist W 3-0Harding L 1-3Southern Arkansas L 2-3Arkansas Tech L 0-3North Alabama L 0-3Valdosta State W 3-2Lincoln Memorial W 3-1Mississippi for Women W 3-0Ouachita Baptist W 3-0Christian Brothers W 3-1Spring Hill W 3-1West Florida W 3-2Loyola W 3-1West Georgia W 3-0Alabama-Huntsville W 3-0Lincoln Memorial W 3-2Martin Methodist W 3-0Arkansas Tech L 1-3

2003 • 12-22 Karisa WesleyMillsaps W 3-0Mississippi College W 3-0Loyola W 3-0Emory L 1-3Spring Hil L 2-3Adelphi W 3-1Dowling L 2-3Southern Arkansas L 0-3Eckerd L 2-3Lynn L 0-3USC Aiken W 3-1Southern Arkansas L 0-3Montevallo L 1-3West Georgia W 3-0Lincoln Memorial L 1-3Alabama Huntsville L 2-3North Alabama L 0-3West Florida L 0-3Valdosta State W 3-0Spring Hill L 2-3Harding L 0-3Southern Arkansas L 0-3Missouri Southern State L 1-3Missouri Western State L 0-3Montevallo L 0-3West Florida L 1-3Valdosta State W 3-0Xavier W 3-0Lincoln Memorial W 3-2Christian Brothers L 1-3Spring Hill W 3-2West Georgia L 1-3Alabama-Huntsville L 0-3North Alabama L 0-3


37All-Time Results

2004 • 7-24 Karisa WesleyCentral Missouri State L 0-3Northern Kentucky L 0-3Wayne State L 0-3Lewis L 0-3Southern Baptist W 3-2Southern Arkansas L 2-3Washburn L 0-3Central Arkansas L 0-3Christian Brothers L 0-3Harding L 0-3Arkansas Tech L 0-3Miles W 3-0West Georgia L 0-3Alabama-Huntsville L 1-3North Alabama L 0-3Montevallo W 3-1Martin Methodist L 2-3Miles W 3-0Central Arkansas L 0-3Valdosta State W 3-2Xavier W 3-0Carson-Newman L 0-3Lincoln Memorial L 1-3Alabama Huntsville L 0-3North Alabama L 0-3Henderson State L 1-3Montevallo L 2-3Lincoln Memorial L 1-3West Georgia L 0-3Valdosta State W 3-0Martin Methodist L 0-3

2005 •10-24 Karisa WesleyWisconsin-Parkside W 3-0Edinboro L 1-3Valdosta State W 3-0Rollins College L 1-3Tarteton State L 1-3Arkansas-Monticello L 1-3Ouachita Baptist W 3-2Southern Arkansas L 0-3Judson College W 3-0Missouri Western State L 1-3Nova Southeastern L 1-3Harding L 0-3Christian Brothers L 1-3West Georgia L 1-3Christian Brothers L 0-3Rhodes L 2-3Lincoln Memorial L 2-3Alabama-Huntsville L 2-3North Alabama L 0-3Montevallo L 1-3Martin Methodist W 3-1Ouachita Baptist W 3-0West Florida W 3-1Valdosta State L 2-3Spring Hill W 3-0Lincoln Memorial L 1-3Martin Methodist L 0-3Alabama-Huntsville L 0-3North Alabama L 0-3Univ. of Mobile W 3-0Montevallo L 2-3West Georgia L 1-3West Florida L 0-3Valdosta State W 3-0

2006 • 9-23 Ron ArenzOuachita Baptist L 1-3Christian Brothers L 0-3Indianapolis L 0-3Southern Arkansas L 1-3Loyola L 2-3Lyon L 1-3Belhaven W 3-1Rhodes W 3-1Arkansas Tech L 0-3Harding L 0-3Christian Brothers W 3-1Henderson State L 0-3Montevallo L 0-3North Alabama L 0-3Alabama-Huntsville W 3-1Christian Brothers L 1-3West Georgia L 2-3Mobile L 1-3West Florida L 1-3Valdosta State L 0-3North Alabama L 0-3Huntingdon W 3-0New Haven W 3-1Bentley W 3-1Montevallo L 0-3Southern Arkansas L 1-3Southern Arkansas W 3-0Alabama-Huntsville L 1-3West Georgia L 0-3Albany State W 3-0West Florida L 2-3Valdosta State L 1-3

2007 • 27-6 Ron ArenzClark Atlanta W 3-0Paine W 3-0Coker W 3-0Mount Olive W 3-0Tusculum W 3-1Mars Hill W 3-0Alderson-Broaddus W 3-0Augusta State W 3-1Spring Hill W 3-0Clark Atlanta W 3-0Alabama State W 3-0Montevallo W 3-1Southern Arkansas W 3-0Southern Arkansas W 3-0North Alabama W 3-0Alabama in Huntsville W 3-0West Georgia W 3-2Albany State W 3-0West Florida L 1-3Valdosta State W 3-0Montevallo W 3-0Lynn L 1-3Martin Methodist W 3-1Armstrong Atlantic W 3-0Lincoln Memorial W 3-0North Alabama L 0-3Alabama in Huntsville W 3-0Huntingdon W WWest Georgia L 0-3Spring Hill W 3-0West Florida L 0-3Valdosta State W 3-1Henderson State L 0-3

2008 • 22-11 Nathan BakerUNC Pembroke W 3-0Ouachita Baptist W 3-0Florida Tech L 1-3St. Joseph’s (Ind.) L 1-3UAM W 3-0Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras L 1-3Christian Brothers W 3-1Francis Marion L 1-3Harding W 3-0Spring Hill W 3-0Lincoln Memorial W 3-0Christian Brothers W 3-0Augusta State W 3-1Valdosta State W 3-0West Florida L 1-3Montevallo W 3-0UAM W 3-2Southern Arkansas W 3-2North Alabama L 1-3UAH W 3-0West Georgia W 3-0Montevallo W 3-1Arkansas Tech L 1-3UAM W 3-0Southeastern Oklahoma W 3-0Valdosta State L 1-3West Florida L 1-3North Alabama L 1-3Alabama A&M W 3-1UAH W 3-1Martin Methodist W 3-0West Georgia W 3-0Harding L 2-3


38 Yearly Records

OVERALL YEAR RECORD PCT. COACH 1979 5-13 .277 Judy Long 1980 5-17 .227 Judy Long 1981 1-15 ,063 Deborah Stancil 1981 NA -- -- 1983 0-16 .000 Renee Halbrooks 1984 NA -- Debbie Hargett 1985 1-16 .060 -- 1986 1-26 .037 Liz Kelly 1987 5-21 .192 Liz Kelly 1988 9-25 .265 Janet Montgomery 1989 17-22 .436 Janet Montgomery 1990 19-20 .487 Janet Montgomery 1991 8-17 .320 Janet Montgomery 1992 8-17 .320 Jose Rovera 1993 6-17 .261 Pam Gailbreath 1994 6-24 .300 Pam Gailbreath 1995 17-18 .486 Pam Gailbreath 1996 32-14 .696 Shawna Laurendine 1997 19-19 .500 Shawna Laurendine 1998 12-28 .300 Shawna Laurendine 1999 15-20 .429 Shawna Laurendine 2000 13-20 .394 Phillip Bryant 2001 23-17 .575 Phillip Bryant 2002 25-13 .658 Phillip Bryant 2003 12-22 .353 Karisa Wesley 2004 7-24 .226 Karisa Wesley 2005 10-24 .294 Karisa Wesley 2006 9-23 .281 Ron Arenz 2007 27-6 .818 Ron Arenz 2008 22-11 .666 Nathan Baker Total 334-524 .394

COACHING RECORDS BY WINSCOACH SEASONS RECORD PCT.Shawna Laurendine (1996-99) 4 78-81 .237Phillip Bryant (2000-02) 3 61-50 .550Janet Montgomery (1988-91) 4 53-84 .387Ron Arenz (2006-07) 2 36-29 .554Karisa Wesley (2003-05) 3 29-70 .293Nathan Baker 1 22-11 .666Pam Galbreath (1993-95) 3 12-40 .231Judy Long (1979-80) 2 10-30 .250Jose Rivera (1992) 1 8-17 .320Liz Kelly (1986-87) 2 6-47 .113Deborah Stancil (1981) 1 1-15 .063Renee Halbrooks (1983) 1 0-16 .000

UWA SEASON SUPERLATIVESWins in a Season 32 - 1996 (32-14)Losses in a Season 28 - 1998 (12-28)Consecutive Wins 18 - 2007Consecutive Losses 16 - 1983Winning Percentage .818 - 2007 (27-6)

GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE YEAR RECORD PCT. FINISH COACH 1995 4-8 .333 5th (E) Pam Gailbreath 1996 7-5 .583 3rd (E) Shawna Laurendine 1997 4-8 .333 5th (E) Shawna Laurendine 1998 1-11 .083 7th (E) Shawna Laurendine 1999 3-9 .250 6th (E) Shawna Laurendine 2000 6-10 .375 7th (E) Phillip Bryant 2001 7-9 .438 4th (E) Phillip Bryant 2002 11-5 .667 2nd (E) Phillip Bryant 2003 4-10 .286 6th (E) Karisa Wesley 2004 3-9 .250 5th (E) Karisa Wesley 2005 2-12 .143 7th (E) Karisa Wesley 2006 1-11 .083 7th (E) Ron Arenz 2007 8-4 .667 3rd (E) Ron Arenz 2008 7-5 .583 3rd (E) Nathan Baker

ALL-TIME COACHING GSC RECORDS YEAR COACH YEARS GSC RECORD 1995 Pam Gailbreath 1 4-8 (.333) 1996-99 Shawna Laurendine 4 15-33 (.313) 2000-02 Phillip Bryant 3 24-24 (.500) 2003-05 Karisa Wesley 3 9-21 (.300) 2006-07 Ron Arenz 2 9-15 (.375) 2008 Nathan Baker 1 7-5 (.583) TOTALS 14 68-106 (.391) GSC records were not kept from 1985-1995

UWA’S RECORD IN THE GSC TOURNAMENTYEAR RECORD CHAMPIONSHIP GAME1984 0-21985 1-21986 0-21987 1-21988 1-11989 1-21990 3-21991 2-2 Jacksonville State 3, UWA 21992 3-1 Jacksonville State 3, UWA 01993 1-21994 0-21996 1-1 2001 0-12002 0-12007 0-12008 0-1

UWA’S RECORD BY DECADEDecade W L Total Games PCT. 1970s 5 13 18 .277 1980s 39 158 197 .198 1990s 142 194 336 .423 2000s 148 160 308 .481TOTALS 334 525 859 .389


39UWA Award Winners

All Gulf South Conference First Team1984.................................... Catherine Meherg1987............................................Robin Nelson1989....................................Mozette Timmons1990................................................Kristy Page Mozette Timmons1991.................................... DeAnn Mundinger Kristy Page1992.................................... DeAnn Mundinger Kristy Page1996............................................ Amy Douglas1997............................................ Regan Adams2002............................................. Erika Britton Becky Stone2005........................................ Melanie Moffett2007................................................Allison Nail2008................................................Allison Nail Ana Gabriela Pedrosa

All Gulf South Conference Second Team1999............................................ Regan Adams2000............................................ Regan Adams2001..............................................Becky Stone2002.............................................Christy Ricks2003............................................. Kelly Wesley2004........................................Amanda Heaton................................................ Melanie Moffett2005........................................Amanda Heaton2007...............................Guilana De Francesco Ana Gabriela Pedrosa2008........................................... Jessica Crook Jordan Kent Alexis McHale

Gulf South Conference Most Valuable Player1991....................................Mozette Timmons

Gulf South Conference Freshman Of The Year2003........................................Elizabeth Colley2008......................................... Alexis McHale

Gulf South Conference Coach Of The Year1990.................................... Janet Montgomery

Gulf South Conference All-Tournament Team1984.................................... Catherine Meherg1985.......................................Stacey Wilkinson1988...............................................Carrie Byrd1990................................................Kristy Page............................................Mozette Timmons1991................................................Kristy Page............................................Mozette Timmons1992.................................... DeAnn Mundinger........................................................Kristy Page1993.............................................Devra Stacks1996.......................................... Dee Dee Long

Gulf South Conference Players Of The Week1986.....................................Angie Loob (10/6)2001.........................Susan Adcock (10/23) - D2002...............................Becky Stone (9/3) - D Jen Thomas (10/15) - D Becky Stone (10/29) - O Susan Adcock (10/29) - D Susan Adcock (11/3) - D2003...........................Kelly Wesley (10/22) - D2004......................... Melanie Moffett (9/7) - D............................... Melanie Moffett (9/28) - D2005...................... Amanda Heaton (10/4) - O Melanie Moffett (10/11) - D Melanie Moffett (11/8) - D2006.......................... Jacquie Swan (10/24) - D2007.............................. Allison Nail (8/28) - O Jacquie Swan (9/4) - D2008...........................Jordan Kent (9/30) - D Allison Nail (10/14) - O Ana Gabriela Pedrosa (10/21) - O Ana Gabriela Pedrosa (11/4) - D

D - Offensive PlayerO - Offensive Player

Gulf South Conference All-Academic Team1988...................................... Kim Cunningham1989.........................................Sherry Antijunti Robin Nelson Michelle Belton1991.............................................Gwen Lunsin1992............................................ Gwen Lundin1993............................................ Gwen Lundin1997........................................ Stacey Harrison1998............................................ Regan Adams

1999............................................ Regan Adams2000............................................ Regan Adams2007................................................Allison Nail2008.............................Ana Gabriela Pedrosa

Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll2006.........................................Taylor Borunda Teresa Clements Brittany Cousin Jessica Crook Jacquie Swan Jazlyn Wright2007.......................................Teresa Clements Brittany Cousin Jessica Crook Guiliana De Francesco Rafaella Maranhao Allison Nail Ana Gabriela Pedrosa Alley Rundles Jacquie Swan Jazlyn Wright2008........................................... Casey Byrnes Brittany Cousins Jessica Crook Chanelle Esteban Alexia McHale Allison Nail Ana Gabriela Pedrosa Jacquie Swan Jazlyn Wright

AVCA ALL-Region All-South Region Honorable Mention2008...........................Ana Gabriela Pedrosa

Daktronics All-South Central Region2007................................................Allison Nail

Active players in bold


40 UWA All-Time Roster

•A•ADAMS, Regan ..........................................1997-00ADCOCK, Susan .......................................2001-02ALLRED, Jessica .........................................1999-02AMATO, Kylie ................................................. 1996ANDERSON, Marcia ...................................... 1991ANDERSON, Michelle ................................... 1988ANTIJUNTI, Sherry ................................... 1988-89ARMISTEAD, Lisa ........................................... 1981AUSTIN, Julie ................................................. 1984

•B•BAILEY, Becky ........................................... 2002-03BAILEY, Tijo .................................................... 1986BALL, Haley ............................................... 2003-04BARBER, Ann ................................................. 1981BARBER, ElizabethBARTLETT, Melissa ................................... 2003-04BECKER, Cari ................................................. 1997BECKHAM, Terri Jo ................................... 2003-04BIANCHARD, Rosa ........................................ 1987BLOSSOM, Ursula ..................................... 1990-94BORUNDA, Taylor................................ 2006-2007BOSLEY, Betty ........................................... 1997-00BOSLEY, Cheryl......................................... 1997-00BOUYER, Jennifer ......................................2001-02BOYKIN, Jessica ............................................. 2002BRADFORD, Judy .......................................... 1984BRITTON, Erika ........................................ 2001-02BRYAN, Sherry ............................................... 1980BURT, Whitney ............................................... 2004BYRD, Carrie ............................................. 1986-88BYRNES, Casey ................................. 2007-pres.

•C•CARROLL, Leigh ....................................... 1988-89CHEVEVERT, Catherine ................................. 1997CLEMENTS, Teresa ................................... 2005-08COLLEY, Elizabeth .................................... 2003-06COUSIN, Brittney ............................. 2006-pres.COX, Kelly ................................................ 1989-92CROOK, Jessica ................................ 2006-pres.CROWE, Linda .......................................... 1981-82CUNINGHAM, Kim .................................. 1987-88

•D•DANSBY, Shirleen .......................................... 1983DE FRANCESCO, Guiliana ................................... 2006-2007DEEST, Jessica Van .......................................... 1992DOUGLAS, Amy ....................................... 1995-96DOWNING, Delice....................................2000-01

•E•ELMER, GiGi .................................................. 1998ESTEBAN, Chanelle .......................... 2008-Pres.

•F•FAUST, Julie .................................................... 1995FOCA, Holly ................................................... 1991FRITZ, Angel .................................................. 1984

•G•GALLOWAY, LorGARNER, Cindy ........................................ 1990-91GARRETT, Katy ................................... 1999-00, 03GARRIS, JoannaGILES, Brandy ................................................ 2002GRAFFIGNA, Morgan .................................... 2005GRAHAM, Myrna ...................................... 1988-89

GREVES, April ................................................ 1997GUSLER, Donna ........................................ 1980-81

•H•HANKINS, Robin ....................................... 1997-98HANNA, Leslie ......................................... 1989-90HARDAWAY, Rachel .................................. 2004-06HARRISON, Stacey ................................... 1996-97HEATON, Amanda.................................... 2004-05HELMS, Becky ...........................................2003-06HERRION, Edoli ........................................ 2001-04HESTER, Erica ................................................ 2002HICKMAN, Hazel........................................... 1981HINTON, Riane ............................................. 1994HIX, Ginger ............................................... 2001-02HODGE, Vickie .............................................. 1979HORTON, Shirley ..................................... 1979-80HOWELL, Katy .............................................. 1998HUBERT, Kelly........................................... 2001-02HUNICUT, Melinda ........................................ 1987

•I•IVEY, Morgan ............................................. 2005-06

•J•JACKSON, Traina ........................................... 1992JACKSON, Zuinn ............................................ 1995JONES, Whitney ..............................................2007

•K•KEAHEY, Roni-Starr .................................. 1995-96KELLY, PatriciaKENT, Jordan ..................................... 2008-Pres.KING, Kathy ................................................... 1980

•L•LaCOSTE, Amanda ................................... 1999-01LANGDON, Jane ........................................... 1979LEWIS, Luane ............................................ 1988-91LEONARD, Courtney ............................... 2002-04LONG, Dee Dee ....................................... 1995-96LONG, Kim .................................................... 2001LOOB, Angie ............................................. 1995-96LUNDIN, Gwen ........................................ 1990-93

•M•MARANHAO, Rafaella ............................... 2005-2007MARTIN, Melaney .......................................... 1991MASON, Katie ........................................... 1998-99MASON, Tasha .......................................... 2000-02MAYNOR, Phyllis ........................................... 1984McCALL, Lisa ................................................. 1984McHALE, Alexis ................................. 2008-Pres.McLAIN, Sharon ............................................. 1979MEHERG, Katherine.................................. 1981-84MILES, Dondrea ............................................. 1984MILLER, Katina .......................................... 1991-93MOBLEY, Jennifer ........................................... 1992MOFFETT, Melanie ................................... 2002-05MORGAN, Amanda ....................................... 2006MUNDINGER, DeAnn .............................. 1989-92MURPHY, Laurie ............................................ 1982

•N•NAIL, Allison ............................................. 2005-08NELSON, Robin .................................. 1986-87, 89

•O•O’DELl, Jennifer ........................................ 2000-01

•P•PAGE, Kristie ............................................. 1989-92PEARSON, Candace.................................. 1998-99PERALTA, Karen ........................................ 1979-80PEDROSA, Ana Gabriella .................... 2007-Pres.PHILLIPS, Johnna ........................................1992-93PRESLEY, Suzette ........................................... 1984PRICE, Lolita .................................................. 1981

•R•REED, Tara ..................................................... 1993RICKS, Christy ........................................... 1998-02RODGERS, Paula ............................................ 1996ROGERS, Tracey ............................................. 1984ROY, Joanna ............................................... 2002-04RUNDLES, Alley ..............................................2007

•S•SCHRECK, TheresaSCHROEDER, Amber .................................... 2003SING, Melissa ................................................. 1990SKINNER, Paula ............................................. 1979SMALLWOOD, Shaye ............................... 1999-00SMITH, Amy ................................................... 1979SPARKMAN, Susan .................................... 1994-97SPENCER, Dana ............................................. 1987SPILLERS, Erin ................................................ 2000STACKS, Devra ......................................... 1993-94STECKEL, Nici ...........................................2005-06STONE, Becky ...........................................2001-02STRATTON, Teresa ........................................1980STUNDON, Tammy ..................................1993-94SULLIVAN, Cathy ............................................1984SWAN, Jacquie ...........................................2005-08SYKES, Jessica .............................................1992-95SZYMANSKi, Christine

•T•TAYLOR, Chelsea .......................................1995-96TEW, Mary ..................................................1987-88THOMAS, Jennifer ...............................1999, 02-03THOMAS, Syreeta ..........................................2002THOMPSON, Amy ....................................1992-95THOMPSON, Missy ........................................1987TIMMONS, Mozette ..................................1988-91TIMMONS, Sylv ............................................. 1981TRUELOVE, Michelle ................................ 1998-99TUCKER, Mona ......................................... 1980-81

•V•VICKERY, Elizabeth ........................................ 1979VIVINO, Julie .................................................. 1993VONK, Judy .................................................... 1980

•W•WADE, Christ ............................................ 1990-91WARR, LuanWATERS, Pam ........................................... 1979-80WATKINS, Jess ............................................... 2001WEBB, Robyn WESLEY, Karisa ......................................... 1997-98WESLEY, Kelly ........................................... 2000-03WILKINSON, Stacey ...................................... 1984WILLIAMS, Vonda .......................................... 1984WILLIAMSON, Katie ................................. 2000-01WIPPERFURTH, Lisa ................................. 1993-96WISE, Jody ...................................................... 1981WRIGHT, Jazlyn ................................. 2006-pres.


41Individual Season Records

KILLS Player Season Kills 1. Amanda Heaton 2005 562 2. Ana Gabriela Pedrosa 2008 453 3. Allison Nail 2007 452 4. Delice Downing 2001 448 5. Regan Adams 2000 440 6. Amanda Heaton 2004 435 7. Erika Britton 2002 427 8. Susan Adcock 2002 417 9. Becky Stone 2001 412 10. Becky Stone 2002 411

ATTACK ATTEMPTS Player Season Att. 1. Amanda Heaton 2005 1,568 2. Amanda Heaton 2004 1,272 3. Robin Hankins 1998 1,233 4. Delice Downing 2001 1,180 5. Susan Adcock 2002 1,168 6. Haley Ball 2004 1,137 7. Regan Adams 1998 1,131 8. Regan Adams 2000 1,129 9. Susan Adcock 2001 1,113 10. Allison Nail 2006 1,057

ATTACK PERCENTAGE (MIN. 500) Player Season Pct. 1. Erika Britton 2002 .357 2. Becky Stone 2002 .345 3. Becky Stone 2001 .324 4. Allison Nail 2007 .312 5. Erika Britton 2001 .289 6. Jessica Crook 2007 .272 Ana Gabriela Pedrosa 2008 .272 8. Regan Adams 1999 .261 9. Gabriela Pedrosa 2007 .260 10. Melissa Bartlett 2003 .252

ASSISTS Player Season Att. 1. Morgan Graffigna 2005 1,526 2. Christy Ricks 2002 1,392 3. Christy Ricks 2001 1,379 4. Alexis McHale 2008 1,373 5. Giuliana De Francesco 2007 1,326 6. Giuliana De Francesco 2006 1,208 7. Becky Bailey 2003 1,160 8. Whitney Burt 2004 1,151 9. Katy Garrett 2000 1,130 10. Karisa Wesley 1998 891

SERVICE ACES Player Season Aces 1. Regan Adams 1998 79 2. Jennifer Thomas 2002 73 3. Jennifer Thomas 1999 67 4. Regan Adams 1999 65 Delice Downing 2001 65 6. Susan Adcock 2001 63 7. Amanda Heaton 2005 58 8. Susan Adcock 2002 57 9. Gabriela Pedrosa 2007 56 10. Robin Hankins 1998 54

DIGS Player Season Digs 1. Melanie Moffett 2005 761 2. Melanie Moffett 2004 624 3. Jacquie Swan 2006 561 4. Betty Bosley 1998 532 5. Susan Adcock 2001 485 6. Kelly Wesley 2003 449 7. Susan Adcock 2002 447 8. Betty Bosley 2000 414 9. Betty Bosley 1999 411 Robun Hankins 1998 411

BLOCK SOLOS Player Season BS 1. Regan Adams 2000 68 2. Regan Adams 1999 53 3. Erika Britton 2002 51 4. Becky Stone 2001 50 5. Jennifer Thomas 1999 46 6. Regan Adams 1998 44 7. Melissa Bartlett 2003 38 8. Elizabeth Colley 2003 35 9. Christy Ricks 2001 34 10. Becky Stone 2002 32

BLOCK ASSISTS Player Season Kills 1. Becky Stone 2001 125 2. Becky Stone 2002 122 3. Regan Adams 2000 109 4. Erika Britton 2002 105 Elizabeth Colley 2003 105 6. Christy Ricks 2001 91 7. Melissa Bartlett 2003 90 8. Jordan Kent 2008 80 9. Jennifer Thomas 2003 79 10. Jessica Crook 2006 78

TEAM SEASON RECORDS

KILLS

2,068 2001

ATTACK ATTEMPTS

5,567 2001

ATTACK PERCENTAGE

.262 2008

ASSISTS

1,802 2001

SERVICE ACES

355 2001

DIGS

2,537 2001

BLOCK SOLOS

157 1999

BLOCK ASSISTS

491 2001

TOTAL BLOCKS388.5 2001

MISCELLANEOUSTEAM RECORDS

WINSSeason: 32 (32-14) 1996

GSC: 11 (11-5) 2002

LOSSESSeason: 28 (12-28) 1998

GSC: 12 (2-12) 2005

CONSECUTIVE WINSSeason: 18 (Aug. 24-Sep. 29) 2007

GSC: 4 (four times) 2007 , 2001, 1996

WINNING PERCENTAGESeason: .818 (27-6) 2007

GSC: .688 (11-5) 2002

MATCHES PLAYEDSeason: 46 (32-14) 1996

GSC: 16 (tiwce - 6-10, 11-5) 2000, 2002


42 Individual Career Records

KILLS Player Kills Yrs 1. Allison Nail 1,377 2005-08 2. Regan Adams 1,236 1998-00 3. Amanda Heaton 997 2004-05 4. Bettey Bosley 872 1998-00 5. Teresa Clements 831 2005-08 6. Becky Stone 823 2001-02 7. Susan Adcock 809 2001-02 8. Ana Gabriela Pedrosa 793 2007- 9. Delice Downing 770 2000-01 10. Jessica Crook 749 2006-

ATTACK ATTEMPTS Player Att. Yrs 1. Allison Nail 3,442 2005-08 2. Regan Adams 3,226 1998-00 3. Amanda Heaton 2,840 2004-05 4. Betty Bosley 2,766 1998-00 5. Teresa Clements 2,439 2005-08 6. Susan Adcock 2,281 2001-02 6. Delice Downing 2,068 2000-01 8. Haley Ball 1,965 2003-04 9. Amanda LaCoste 1,931 1999-01 10. Becky Stone 1,796 2001-02

ATTACK PERCENTAGE (MIN. 500) Player Pct. Yrs 1. Becky Stone .334 2001-02 2. Erika Britton .331 2001-02 3. Gabriela Pedrosa .260 2007- 4. Allison Nail .258 2005-08 5. Melissa Bartlett .247 2003-04 6. Susan Adcock .226 2001-02 7. Regan Adams .222 1998-00 8. Refaella Maranhao .215 2005-07 9. Jessica Crook .214 2006- Christy Ricks 1998-02

ASSISTS Player Assists Yrs 1. Christy Ricks 3,612 1998-02 2. Guiliana De Francesco 2,534 2006-07 3. Katy Garrett 1,682 1999-00 4. Morgan Graffigna 1,526 2005 5. Alexis McHale 1,373 2008- 6. Becky Bailey 1,289 2002-03 7. Whitney Burt 1,151 2004 8. Karisa Wesley 891 1998 9. Delice Downing 263 2000-01 10. Jess Watkins 189 2001

SERVICE ACES Player Aces Yrs 1. Regan Adams 196 1998-00 2. Allison Nail 153 2005-08 3. Susan Adcock 120 2001-02 4. Jennifer Thomas 117 1999, 03 5. Amanda Heaton 111 2004-05 6. Ana Gabriela Pedrosa 106 2007- 7. Guiliana De Franceso 98 2006-07 8. Christy Ricks 96 1998-02 Delice Downing 96 2000-01 Rafaella Maranhao 96 2005-07

DIGS Player Digs Yrs 1. Melanie Moffett 1,704 2002-05 2. Betty Bosley 1,357 1998-00 3. Jacquie Swan 1,207 2005-08 4. Allison Nail 1,020 2005-08 5. Amanda LaCoste 973 1999-01 6. Kelly Wesley 937 1999-01 7. Susan Adcock 932 2001-02 8. Christy Ricks 848 1998-02 9. Regan Adams 748 1998-00 10. Delice Downing 666 2000-01

BLOCK SOLOS Player BS Yrs 1. Regan Adams 165 1998-00 2. Elizabeth Colley 85 2003-06 3. Becky Stone 82 2001-02 4. Christy Ricks 77 1998-02 5. Erika Britton 76 2001-02 6. Betty Bosley 68 1998-00 7. Melissa Bartlett 60 2003-04 8. Jennifer Thomas 58 1999, 03 9. Jessica Crook 49 2006-10. Teresa Clements 42 2005-08

BLOCK ASSISTS Player BA Yrs 1. Elizabeth Colley 267 2003-06 2. Regan Adams 254 1998-00 3. Becky Stone 247 2001-02 4. Christy Ricks 226 1998-02 5. Jessica Crook 214 2006- 6. Erika Britton 172 2001-02 7. Teresa Clements 169 2005-08 8. Melissa Bartlett 161 2003-04 9. Betty Bosley 157 1998-00 10. Delice Downing 139 2000-01

TOTAL BLOCKS Player TB Yrs 1. Regan Adams 419 1998-00 2. Elixabeth Colley 352 2003-06 3. Becky Stone 329 2001-02 4. Christy Ricks 303 1998-99,01,02 5. Jessica Crook 263 2006- 6. Erika Britton 248 2001-02 7. Betty Bosley 225 1998-00 8. Melissa Bartlett 221 2003-04 9. Teresa Clements 208 2005- 10. Jennifer Thomas 185 1999, 03

Jessica Crook

Ana Gabriela Pedrosa

Alexis McHale


43Individual Match Records

KILLS Player Kills Date 1. Allison Nail 29 9-9-06 2. Amanda Heaton 28 10-25-05 3. Nici Steckel 27 9-1-06 4. Regan Adams 26 9-26-98 Regan Adams 26 9-28-99 Amanda Heaton 26 10-2-04 Amanda Heaton 26 10-7-05 Amanda Heaton 26 9-20-05 9. Regan Adams 25 10-24-00 Amanda Heaton 25 9-3-04

KILLS (3 GAMES) Player Kills Date 1. Amanda Heaton 23 10-5-05 2. Ana Gabriela Pedrosa 21 9-12-08 Susan Adcock 21 10-7-02 4. Allison Nail 20 10-10-06 5. Becky Stone 19 9-7-02 6. Regan Adams 18 9-24-00 Amanda Heaton 18 10-22-05 Erika Britton 18 11-5-02 Rafaella Maranhao 18 8-26-05 10. Amanda Heaton 17 11-4-05

KILLS (4 GAMES) Player Kills Date 1. Allison Nail 29 9-9-06 2. Regan Adams 26 9-26-98 Regan Adams 26 9-28-99 Amanda Heaton 26 10-7-05 5. Regan Adams 24 9-1-00 Amanda Heaton 24 9-29-04 Rafaella Marahao 24 10-7-05 Rafaella Maranhao 24 9-27-05 9. Ana Gabriela Pedrosa 23 9-5-08 Haley Ball 23 10-17-03 KILLS (5 GAMES) Player Kills Date 1. Amanda Heaton 28 10-25-05 2. Nici Steckel 27 9-1-06 3. Amanda Heaton 26 10-2-04 Amanda Heaton 26 9-20-05 5. Regan Adams 25 10-24-00 Amanda Heaton 25 10-10-04 Amanda Heaton 25 9-3-04 8. Amanda Heaton 24 9-3-04 Katy Howell 24 9-15-98 10. Allison Nail 23 10-27-06

ATTACK ATTEMPTS Player Att. Date 1. Amanda Heaton 71 9-20-05 Teresa Clements 71 10-27-06 3. Amanda Heaton 68 10-25-05 4. Amanda Heaton 66 9-18-05 5. Amanda Heaton 65 9-21-04 Nici Steckel 65 9-1-06 7. Regan Adams 64 9-26-98 Amanda Heaton 64 10-16-04 Rafaella Maranhao 64 10-14-05 10. Amanda Heaton 63 10-7-05

ATTACK PERCENTAGE (MIN. 20) Player Pct. Date 1. Erika Britton .700 9-4-02 2. Erika Britton .696 10-5-02 3. Becky Stone .636 9-15-01 4. Becky Stone .600 10-26-02 Becky Stone .600 9-7-02 6. Erika Britton .560 8-31-02 7. Regan Adams .550 10-7-99 Elizabeth Colley .550 9-16-06 9. Michelle Truelove .550 9-2-99 10. Susan Adcock .542 9-17-01 ASSISTS Player Assists Date 1. Morgan Graffigna 67 9-18-05 Karisa Wesley 67 9-15-98 Whitney Burt 67 10-10-04 4. Morgan Graffigna 66 10-25-05 Whitney Burt 66 10-2-04 6. Becky Bailey 63 9-26-03 Christy Ricks 63 10-12-02 8. Morgan Graffigna 62 10-7-05 9. Whitney Burt 61 9-29-04 10. Guiliana De Francesco 59 10-27-06

SERVICE ACES Player Aces Date 1. Regan Adams 11 10-7-99 Amanda Heaton 11 9-11-04 3. Jessica Allred 8 10-29-99 4. Amanda Heaton 7 10-27-04 Amanda Heaton 7 9-7-05 Guiliana De Francesco 7 9-2-06 Jennifer Thomas 7 10-26-03 Jennifer Thomas 7 10-12-999. Melanie Moffett 6 9-30-05 Rafaella Maranhao 6 10-22-05

DIGS Player Digs Date 1. Melanie Moffett 43 9-3-04 2. Rafaella Maranhao 39 9-3-05 3. Melanie Moffett 38 10-16-04 Melanie Moffett 38 9-18-05 5. Melanie Moffett 35 9-27-05 Melanie Moffett 35 9-29-04 7. Jacquie Swan 34 9-19-06 Melanie Moffett 34 10-25-05 Melanie Moffett 34 9-3-0410. Melanie Moffett 33 9-9-05

BLOCK SOLOS Player BS Date 1. Regan Adams 8 8-27-99 2. Betty Bosley 6 8-27-99 Guiliana De Francesco 6 9-1-06 Teresa Clements 6 9-2-05 Jennifer Thomas 6 10-5-99 6. Regan Adams 5 8-28-99 Regan Adams 5 10-5-99 Betty Bosley 5 9-2-99 Elizabeth Colley 5 10-18-03 Melissa Bartlett 5 9-5-03 BLOCK ASSISTS Player BA Date 1. Becky Stone 10 8-31-01 Becky Stone 10 9-1-01 Jessica Crook 10 9-1-06 4. Regan Adams 9 11-4-99 5. Elizabeth Colley 8 10-15-03 Elizabeth Colley 8 10-28-03 Melissa Bartlett 8 9-29-04 8. Elizabeth Colley 7 10-25-05 Elizabeth Colley 7 10-7-06 Guiliana De Francesco 7 10-17-06

TOTAL BLOCKS Player Total Date 1. Becky Stone 13 9-1-01 2. Becky Stone 12 8-31-01 3. Regan Adams 10 11-4-99 Becky Stone 10 9-27-01 Jessica Crook 10 9-1-06 6. Melissa Bartlett 9 10-26-03 a Elizabeth Colley 9 10-28-03 Melissa Bartlett 9 9-29-04 Elizabeth Colley 9 10-25-05 Elizabeth Collet 9 10-7-06


44 Team Match Records

KILLS Kills Opponent 1. 82 Southwest Baptist (9-3-04) 2. 79 Valdosta State (10-10-04) 79 Southern Arkansas (10-12-04) 79 UAH (9-26-03) 5. 78 Martin Methodist (10-2-04) 78 Lincoln Memorial (10-20-02) 78 Lincoln Memorial (9-18-05) 8. 77 Loyola (9-1-06) 9. 76 Lincoln Memorial (11-10-02) 76 West Florida (10-7-05)

KILLS (3 GAMES) Kills Opponent 1. 61 UAH (11-7-02) 2, 60 Millsaps (8-31-01) 3. 59 Southern Arkansas (10-14-06) 4. 58 Ouachita Baptist (10-26-02) 5. 57 Christian Brothers (5-12-08) 6. 56 Mississippi College (8-29-03) 56 Albany State (10-5-02) 56 Rhodes (9-7-02) 56 Lincoln Memorial (9-30-01) 10. 55 West Georgia (10-26-02) KILLS (4 GAMES) Kills Opponent 1. 78 Lincoln Memorial (10-20-02 2. 76 West Florida (10-7-05) 3. 72 Martin Methodist (10-10-00) 72 West Florida 9-21-06) 5. 70 West Florida (10-17-03) 70 Christian Brothers (9-9-06) 70 West Georgia (9-28-99) 70 Montevallo (9-29-04) 9. 69 West Georgia (11-1-05) 10. 68 Christian Brothers (9-19-06) KILLS (5 GAMES) Kills Opponent 1. 82 Southwest Baptist (9-3-04) 2. 79 Valdosta State (10-10-04) 79 Southern Arkansas (10-12-04) 79 UAH (9-26-03) 5. 78 Martin Methodist (10-2-04) 78 Lincoln Memorial (9-18-05) 8. 77 Loyola (9-1-06) 9. 76 Lincoln Memorial (11-10-02) 76 Millsaps (9-15-98) 10. 75 West Florida (10-7-06)

ATTACK ATTEMPTS Attacks Opponent 1. 257 Lincoln Memorial (11-10-02) 2. 228 West Georgia (10-17-98) 3. 223 Lincoln Memorial (9-18-05) 4. 222 West Florida (10-17-03) 5. 221 Millsaps (10-8-98) 6. 216 Ouachita Baptist (9-3-05) 216 Millsaps (9-15-98) 8. 215 MUW (10-24-00) 9. 214 Lincoln Memorial (10-16-04) 10. 211 Southern Arkansas (9-3-04)

ATTACK PERCENTAGE (MIN. 10) pct. opponent 1. .506 Miles (9-7-01) 2. .429 Huntingdon (10-5-06) 3. .415 Judson (9-7-05) 4. .404 Miles (9-11-04) 5. .402 Rhodes (9-7-02) 6. .397 Spring Hill(10-7-03) 7. .396 Mississippi College (8-29-03) 8. .395 Millsaps (8-31-01) 9. .388 NC Central (8-24-01) 10. .386 Miles (10-2-04) ASSISTS Assists Opponent 1. 74 Lincoln Memorial (9-18-05) 2. 72 Valdosta State (10-10-04) 3. 71 Lincoln Memorial (11-10-02) 71 Montevallo (10-25-05) 5. 69 Martin Methodist (10-2-04) 69 Millsaps (9-15-98) 7. 68 West Florida (10-7-05) 8. 67 West Florida (10-27-06) 67 Montevallo (9-29-04) 10. 66 Southern Arkansas (10-12-02)

SERVICE ACES Aces Opponent 1. 22 Judson (9-7-05) 22 Jackson State (9-11-99) 3. 21 Spelman College (8-31-02) 4. 20 Miles (10-4-02) 5. 19 Presbyterian (10-29-99) 6. 18 Faulkner (8-30-02) 7. 17 West Georgia (10-17-98) 17 Miles (9-11-04) 9. 16 Belhaven (8-31-01 16 Lincoln Memorial (10-7-99)

DIGS Digs Opponent 1. 133 Lincoln Memorial (11-10-02) 2. 126 Millsaps (10-8-98) 3. 124 Wingate (8-24-01) 4. 118 Millsaps (9-15-98) 5. 115 Charleston (8-25-01) 6. 113 Ouachita Baptist (9-3-05) 7. 112 Southern Arkansas (10-12-02) 8. 111 Wheelinf Jesuit (8-25-01) 111 Christian Brothers (9-15-01) 10. 109 Huntingdon (9-25-98) BLOCK SOLOS BS Opponent 1. 16 Augusta State (8-27-99) 2. 14 Augusta State (9-2-00) 14 Millsaps (9-2-99) 4. 12 UAH (10-5-99) 5. 11 Huntingdon (9-2-99) 6. 10 Wheeling Jesuit (8-25-01) 10 Francis Marion (9-2-00) 8. 8 Arkansas Tech (9-11-04) 8 Tarleton State (9-2-05 8 Missouri Western State (9-9-05) BLOCK ASSISTS BA Opponent 1. 32 Millsaps (8-31-01) 2. 30 Loyola (9-1-01) 3. 28 Christian Brothers (10-28-03) 4. 26 Montevallo (10-25-05) 26 MUW (9-27-01) 6. 24 New Haven (10-7-06) 24 Montevallo (10-15-03) 24 UAH (10-17-06) 24 Montevallo (9-29-04) 10. 23 West Florida (10-27-06)

TOTAL BLOCKS Total Opponent 1. 22.0 Loyola (9-1-01) 2. 20.0 Augusta State (9-2-00) 3. 19.0 Millsaps (8-31-01) 19.0 Lincoln Memorial (10-26-03) 5. 18.5 Augusta State (8-27-99) 6. 18.0 Loyola (11-3-02) 18.0 Christian Brothers (10-26-02) 18.0 MUW (9-27-01) 9. 17.5 Spring Hill (10-7-03)

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