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Maureen TilertMaureen TilertLibero

Beyaca MartinBeyaca MartinSenior Middle Hitter/

Outside Hitter

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Olivia WilliamsOlivia WilliamsMiddle Hitter

Barberton, OH

Brittany SlauterbeckBrittany SlauterbeckMiddle Hitter/Opposite

Port Clinton, OH

Sam KuehnerSam KuehnerOutside Hitter/

Defensive SpecialistSolon, OH

Edinboro Fast FactsLocation: Edinboro, PA 16444Enrollment: 8,700Nickname: Fighting ScotsColors: Red & WhiteAffiliation: NCAA II (wrestling ­ NCAA I)Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic ConferenceArena: McComb Fieldhouse (3,500)President: Dr. Jeremy D. BrownAthletic Director: Bruce BaumgartnerHead Coach: Missy Soboleski (Gannon ‘93)Record at Edinboro: 122­66, 5 yearsCareer Record: 255­244, 15 yearsOffice Phone: (814) 732­1831Assistant Coach: Jimmy ChanOffice Phone: (814) 732­1832Head Athletic Trainer: Gary Hanna2009 Record: 23­13PSAC Record/Finish: 13­6, 3rd WestLetterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/4Starters Returning/Lost: 4/2First Year of Volleyball: 1971All­Time Record: 834­420­4 (.665)All­Time NCAA Playoff Record: 13­12Last Playoff Appearance: 2009 NCAA DivisionII Atlantic Regional ­­ lost to Lock Haven insemifinals

Media Information2010 Schedule ......................................OBCEdinboro University Quick Facts ..............1Edinboro University ................................32Administration..........................................32Athletic Department Directory ............IBC

The 2010 Fighting Scots2010 Roster..............................................IFCPronunciation Guide ..............................IFCHead Coach ................................................2Assistant Coaches ......................................3Season Preview ......................................4­5Beyaca Martin ............................................6Maureen Tilert............................................7Gina Boothe................................................8Angela Groshner ........................................9Ellie Lininger ..............................................10Megan Osysko ..........................................11Kelcie Hellmer ..........................................12Martina Davis ............................................13Nikolena Feronti ......................................13

Danielle King..............................................14Seth Sullivan..............................................14Erika West..................................................15

2009 in ReviewFinal Results & Statistics..........................17The PSAC ..............................................18­19

All-Time RecordsCareer Records ........................................20Season Records ........................................21Match Records ....................................22­23Year­By­Year Records ..............................24Season Records........................................24Yearly Leaders ..........................................25Radecki in Hall of Fame ..........................25All­Americans and Yearly Honors ..........26AVCA & PSAC Honors ..............................27All­Time Results ..................................28­31Edinboro in the NCAA Playoffs ..............31All­Time Roster ........................................32All­Time vs. Opponents ........................IBC

For more informationInformation on Fighting Scot athletics is available on the Internet by accessing Edinboro University’sathletic website at www.gofightingscots.com. Results are available on the Fighting Scot Hotline bycalling (814) 732­1837.

Sports InformationContact

Sports Information Director: Bob ShreveOffice Phone: (814) 732­1834Home Phone: (814) 833­3379FAX: (814) 732­2596e-mail: rshreve@edinboro.edu

The 2010 Edinboro University VolleyballMedia Guide is a publication of theSports Information Department, BobShreve, Director. The guide was writ­ten and designed by Bob Shreve withassistance from Kevin Fiorenzo, gradu­ate assistant. Photography by CoryByknish, Mike Gallagher, Bruce Bennettand Bob Wheeler.

Edinboro University of Pennsylvania is anequal opportunity educational institu­tion and will not discriminate on the basisof race, color, national origin, sex andhandicap in its activities, programs oremployment practices as required byTitle VI, Title IX, Section 504 and the ADA.For information regarding civil rights orgrievance procedures, contact Mr.Patrick F. Coleman, Director of HumanResources and Staff Development, TitleVI, Title IX, Section 504 and the ADACoordinator, at Reeder Hall, 2nd Floor,Edinboro, PA 16444 (814­732­2703).

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Missy Soboleski6th YearGannon ‘93

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

All told, Soboleski has led Edinboro to fourNCAA Division II Atlantic Region playoff berths in fiveyears, along with trips to the PSAC Playoffs fourtimes. She owns a 122­66 as Edinboro's head coach.Her teams have won at least 23 matches in four ofher five seasons.

Edinboro finished the 2009 campaign with a 23­13 record, finishing third in the PSAC West with a 13­6

record. The FightingScots made their fourthtrip to the NCAA Playoffsunder Soboleski, defeat­ing Clarion in the AtlanticRegion quarterfinalsbefore falling to LockHaven in the semifinals.

After a slow start,Soboleski returned theFighting Scots to theranks of the elite in theAtlantic Region in herfirst season. Edinborofinished its first yearunder Soboleski’s tute­lage with a 26­16 ledger,and was selected for theNCAA Division II Playoffs.

The 26 wins were par­ticularly impressive since

the Fighting Scots were struggling at 7­12 enteringthe final weekend in September. They would go onto win 17 of their final 19 regular season matches toqualify for the PSAC Tournament with a third placefinish in the Western Division.

With a four­game win over Millersville in thequarterfinals, Edinboro reached the semifinals beforefalling in three games to Lock Haven. The same fateheld true in the Atlantic Regional, as the FightingScots defeated Mount Olive in three games in thequarterfinals, but then lost in three games to Lees­McRae in the semifinals.

The Fighting Scots weren’t as fortunate in the2006 campaign, as a young squad lost five of its lastsix matches to finish at 19­17. Two of those lossescame in five games.

2007 saw the Fighting Scots finish with a 28­11record, the most wins since the 1998 edition alsowon 28 matches. Edinboro enjoyed a successful play­off run, reaching the PSAC Tournament semifinals,then falling in the finals of the Atlantic RegionalChampionship.

A young 2008 squad devoid of any seniors post­ed a 26­9 record, finishing second in the PSAC Westand qualifying for the Atlantic Regional for the thirdtime in four years. Soboleski’s ability to mold a teamwithout any seniors and with four freshmen playingkey roles did not go unnoticed. She was selected theAVCA Atlantic Region Coach of the Year.

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

At Mercyhurst, she inherited a volleyball pro­gram that had not had a winning season since 1993,had won only five games in four years in the GreatLakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC),and had recorded just 26 wins in five previous sea­sons. She proceeded to lead the Lady Lakers to threewinning seasons in six years at the helm, including a21­8 finish in 2002, winning the Southern Division

Missy Soboleski’s Career Coaching RecordYear School W L Pct. Notes1995 Gannon 21 14 .667 NCAA Division II Playoffs/GLIAC Playoffs1996 Gannon 8 22 .267 1997 Gannon 6 21 .2221998 Gannon 18 16 .529 GLIAC Playoffs1999 Mercyhurst 7 23 .2332000 Mercyhurst 11 20 .3552001 Mercyhurst 19 16 .5432002 Mercyhurst 21 8 .724 GLIAC Southern Division Champions2003 Mercyhurst 16 15 .5162004 Mercyhurst 6 23 .2612005 Edinboro 26 16 .619 NCAA Division II Playoffs/PSAC Playoffs2006 Edinboro 19 17 .5282007 Edinboro 28 11 .718 NCAA Division II Playoffs2008 Edinboro 26 9 .743 NCAA Division II Playoffs2009 Edinboro 23 13 .639 NCAA Division II PlayoffsFourteen Years 255 244 .511

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championship. The 2001 team went 19­16, and her 2003 team was 16­15. Prior to taking over at Mercyhurst, Soboleski spent four seasons as

the head coach at her alma mater, Gannon, where she was previously astandout player. Her 1995­98 Lady Knight editions reached the GLIACPlayoffs twice, including a 21­14 record in her first season, with Gannonreaching the NCAA Division II Playoffs. Soboleski's final team was 18­16and qualified for the GLIAC Playoffs. She was an assistant coach underGerry (Burbules) Vensel, a member of the Edinboro Athletic Hall ofFame, in 1994.

"It has always been our intention to keep Edinboro University vol­leyball in the forefront of the PSAC and the region," related Director ofAthletics Bruce Baumgartner at the time of her hiring. "We think coachSoboleski has what it takes to continue Edinboro University's winningtradition. We feel our program is in very good hands. Missy brings agreat deal of energy and experience to our program, and she is veryfamiliar with what Edinboro volleyball represents. We also like the factthat she enjoyed an excellent graduation rate at Mercyhurst.”

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

Soboleski enjoyed a distinguished career as a player, serving as aco­captain in 1993. The outside hitter earned a spot on the HamotClassic All­Tournament team as a senior, then capped her career byearning All­Tournament accolades in the NCAA Division II AtlanticRegional. She totaled 14 kills and 16 digs in the regional final win overSlippery Rock, propelling Gannon to its third straight trip to the EliteEight.

Soboleski resides in Edinboro with her three children ­­ Madison(10) and twins Braeden and Abigale (7). While at Gannon she also servedas the SWA/Assistant Athletic Director.

Jimmy Chan2nd YearBrockport State ‘00

Jimmy Chan is in his secondseason as the assistant coachafter being hired in July of 2009.

Chan has 15 years of experi­ence as a volleyball coach at vari­ous levels, including a five­yearstint as the head coach of the St.John Fisher volleyball team. Heposted a 65­85 record from 2002­06. His 2005 edition finished witha 16­15 record. The Cardinals fin­ished third in the Empire 8Conference regular season thenreached the Empire 8

Tournament semifinals. Chan was recognized as the Empire 8 Coach ofthe Year. He also guided the Cardinals to 16 wins in 2002, 2003 and2004.

“We are extremely excited to have Jimmy join the volleyball pro­gram,” related Soboleski. “He brings a wealth of volleyball knowledgeand experience that will help us tremendously on the court as well asrecruiting.”

Chan served as a math teacher at Canandaigua Academy inCanandaigua, NY, since 2000. He has also been heavily involved incoaching club teams, including the Niagara Frontier Volleyball Club from2007­09.

Chan is a graduate of Brockport State, where he earned his bache­lor’s degree in Mathematics with a certification in Secondary Educationin 2000. He completed work on his master’s degree in MathematicEducation in 2007 from Brockport State.

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Assistant CoachesAssistant Coaches

Anthony DiFucciVolunteer Assistant Coach

Jon McGuireVolunteer Assistant Coach

Ask any coach and they’ll tell you winning never gets old. EdinboroUniversity volleyball coach Missy Soboleski would concur. The veterancoach has had six 20­win seasons, including four in her five seasons as thehead coach of the Fighting Scots. A year ago she guided the Fighting Scotsto a 23­13 finish and a berth in the NCAA Playoffs for the fourth time in fiveyears.

What makes continuing that pattern so difficult is that players moveon and unproven youngsters must come in and play key roles. That is thecase once again in 2010, as six players have departed, including middle hit­ters Olivia Williams and Brittany Slauterbeck. Williams was an All­PSACWest selection for the xx straight year, and both rank among the careerleaders in kills.

“You can never really replace what you have lost,” admittedSoboleski. “You can only hope you have strong, competitive athletesreturning and new players who have that competitive attitude and havegood chemistry together.”

Edinboro definitely has a solid cast of characters returning, including apair who rank among the best in the PSAC in what they do in setter MeganOsysko and libero Maureen Tilert. Add in former PSAC West Rookie of theYear Gina Boothe and Beyaca Martin, a former transfer from NorthAlabama in her second season as a Fighting Scot, and the Fighting Scotshave a solid base.

“Moe is a quiet leader on our team,” acknowledged Soboleski. “Sheleads by example. She has been our starting libero for three years now andbrings a lot of experience to the court for us. She will once again beresponsible for the on­court defense and making big plays for us. Meganhas been a solid, steady player leading our offense. She has a great pokerface. Not only does our opponent not know when she’s rattled, but wedon’t either.”

Unfortunately,Soboleski will haveto wait for EllieLininger to debut In2010. The junioroutside hitter is apowerful hitter butshe will miss thebeginning of theseason while stillrecovering fromknee surgery.

With Williamsand Slauterbeckgone and Lininger’sreturn delayedSoboleski knowsthat her FightingScots will need anumber of new­comers to con­tribute if they areto challenge thelikes ofCalifornia(Pa.) andLock Haven for thePSAC crown. Therosters features sixreturning playersand seven new­comers.

“We have astring group of ath­letes coming in and

we have added some depth in the key positions,” Soboleski stressed.“Seth (Sullivan) and Nikolena (Feronti) will add some depth at the outsidehitter position. Both are intense players who are very competitive. Erika(West) and Danielle (King) will add some depth to the defensive specialist/libero position. Both come from good club programs with solid training.Martina (Davis) will add some height and depth to the opposite/middleblocker position. She is a transfer from Youngstown State.”

In addition, the Fighting Scots have added Kelcie Hellmer, who previ­ously played two­plus seasons on the women’s basketball team. The 6­0middle hitter/outside hitter was a pleasant surprise in the spring.

“Training hard throughout the spring and summer should prepare usfor an intense preseason,”commented Soboleski.“We have depth that willhopefully allow us to bemore versatile.Offensively we shouldmatch up well against thetop teams in the PSAC.Keeping the ball off thecourt on our side is alwaysa concern so defensivelywe need to be as aggres­sive as we are offensively.No regrets when we walkoff the court is our goalfor each and everymatch.“

As Soboleski men­tioned, she has assembleda challenging pre­confer­ence schedule for herFighting Scots in hopes ofpreparing them for anoth­er arduous tour throughthe PSAC. It starts withthe Fairmont State Falcon Fest Tournament on Friday, September 3 andSaturday, September 4. Edinboro will play Fairmont State, Glenville State,Concord and West Liberty the first weekend.

The competition takes a huge step upward the following weekendwhen Edinboro heads west to face a pair of nationally­ranked teams whilecompeting in the Central Missouri Peggy Martin Challenge. The FightingScots’ four matches include meetings with fifth­ranked Central Missouri,who was 34­5 last year, and 19th­ranked Pittsburg State (29­11).The PSAC West is loaded with no fewer than five of the seven teams win­ning 20­or­more matches a year ago, and six of the seven showing winningrecords. In fact, the one thing missing from Soboleski’s resume is a PSACttle. Edinboro would like nothing better than to win its first conferencecrown since 2001. However, to do so the Fighting Scots must knock off aCalifornia(Pa.) team in search of its fourth straight PSAC crown.

Here’s a look at the 2010 Fighting Scots, position­by­position:

SettersThe Fighting Scots are well set at setter with Megan Osysko. The

5’7” junior earned honorable mention AVCA All­Atlantic Region honorsafter finishing with a team­leading 1,228 assists. That figure ranked secondin the PSAC and ranks tenth in a season at Edinboro. She added 269 digs,good for second on the team.

Osysko already ranks seventh in career assists at Edinboro with 2,004despite sharing the setter position her first two seasons. “Megan has beena solid, steady player leading our offense,” related Soboleski. “She has agreat poker face. You never know if she’s rattled or not, although she

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“We have depth that willhopefully allow us to be

more versatile. Offensivelywe should match up well

against the top teams in thePSAC. Keeping the ball off

the court on our side isalways a concern so defen­

sively we need to be asaggressive as we are offen­sively. No regrets when we

walk off the court is our goalfor each and every match”

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rarely gets rattled.”

Middle HittersA year ago Olivia Williams led the Fighting Scots with 297 kills and 86

total digs, with fellow senior Brittany Slauterbeck standing second in blockswith 75 while adding 227 kills. With that duo gone Soboleski looks for sev­eral players to step up in 2010.

That’s not to say Edinboro doesn’t have some talented performers inthe middle. For starters there’s Beyaca Martin, a 5’8” senior with incredibleleaping ability. Martin transferred to Edinboro a year ago after playing twoseasons at North Alabama. She proved a huge addition, compiling 293 kills,second on the team, along with 56 total blocks, which was good for third.Adding in her two seasons at North Alabama, Martin enters her final sea­son with 762 career kills. She could also see time at opposite.

“We looking for Beyaca to become more of a terminator for us withthe loss of Olivia (Williams) and Brittany (Slauterbeck),” admittedSoboleski. “She is hands down one of the most athletic players in thePSAC. She has great jumping ability.”

Gina Boothe was named the 2008 PSAC West Freshman of the Yearand was an All­PSAC and AVCA All­Atlantic selection. She enjoyed a solidsophomore campaign, as well. “Gina has the ability to carry a team offen­sively,” noted Soboleski. “ She has trained very hard over the spring andsummer. She can be one of the top offensive players in the PSAC.”

The 6’1” junior contributed 277 kills, third on the team, a year ago, andalso had 32 total blocks and 27 service aces. Like Martin, she could also seetime at opposite.

Newcomers Kelcie Hellmer and Martina Davis provide further depth,although both may have to shake off a little rust. Hellmer played two­plusseasons with the Edinboro women’s basketball team before deciding to tryher hand at volleyball, where she was a standout in high school. A 5’11”senior with two years of eligibility remaining, Hellmer is very quick and wasa pleasant surprise in the spring. Soboleski notes that she has made astrong transition from basketball to volleyball.

Davis redshirted at Youngstown State a year ago and has four yearsof eligibility remaining. She is a raw but lanky and 6’0” tall. Soboleski feelsshe could play a key role as a blocker.

Outside HittersJuniors Angela Groshner and Ellie Lininger have seen plenty of

action in their first two seasons and will play key roles in the team’s suc­cess this year. Groshner is 5’8” and does all the little things that help ateam win.

“Angela is one of the top ball control players in the PSAC,” stressedSoboleski. “She has a very high volleyball IQ. She has good instincts andreaction in the OH­2 position.”

A year ago Groshner contributed 262 digs, fourth on the team, alongwith 182 kills and 25 services.

Soboleski will have to wait a bit for Lininger. At 5’11” she possessesgreat hitting ability and plays above the net. However, she suffered atorn ACL late last year, missing the final nine matches, and underwentknee surgery in December. She will likely miss the opening of the seasonwhile rehabilitating the knee.

“It was a major loss last season when Ellie blew out her ACL,” com­mented Soboleski. “After intense rehab and training from Christmas tothe preseason we’re sure hoping she will be ready to return to the OH­1position. Ellie has the ability to carry a team offensively. She plays veryhigh above the net.”

A year ago Lininger totaled 214 kills and 266 digs, the latter figurethird on the team. She was also third in service aces (29). As a freshmanshe finished second on the team in both kills (326) and digs (333).

It is hoped that a pair of freshmen, Seth Sullivan and NikolenaFeronti, can come in and provide some depth at outside hitter and makeup for the absence of Lininger. Sullivan is 5’10” and is a former standoutat Chancellor(Va.) High School, where she earned all­state accolades.Feronti is 5’9” and hails from Texas. She helped Aledo High School to theClass 4A district runner­up as a senior after reaching the state quarterfi­nals the previous two years. Soboleski likes her intensity.

Liberos/Defensive SpecialistsWhat Megan Osysko is the offense is what Maureen Tilert is to the

defense. An energetic 5’3” senior, Tilert is a three­year starter who mansthe libero position. She already holds the career record for digs with 1,725and holds three of the top seven season totals. A year ago she finishedwith 617 digs, the second­highest total in school history. She ranked fifth inthe PSAC and 24th in Division II in digs per game, also ranking fourth in thePSAC in total digs.

“Moe is a great athlete with a lot of on­court experience,” Soboleskistated. “She is a great role model for the incoming freshmen. We will relyheavily on her ball control this season. We also look for her to be a morevocal leader on the court.”

Speaking of freshmen, she’ll be backed by three first­year performers.Danielle King is a 5’7” freshman from Mount Notre Dame(Oh.) HighSchool. She has a great deal of club experience on her resume, as does fel­low freshman Erika West. West is 5’6” and played her high school volley­ball just across the Ohio border at Riverside High School where she was afour­time all­conference honoree.

Like Tilert, Soboleski notes that both are intense players who will see

Senior libero Maureen Tilert

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Former transfer from North Alabama,where she played for former Fighting ScotStephanie Radecki ... enjoyed a solid firstseason, finishing second on the team in killsand third in blocks, but is now expected tostep up even more at the middle hitterposition ... described by head coach MissySoboleski as one of the most athletic play­ers in the conference … a dynamic hitterwith great leaping ability.} 2009: Appeared in 117 games, totaling293 kills, 89 digs, 56 total blocks and a hit­ting percentage of .210 ... ranked second onthe team in kills and third in total blocks ...tallied double­digit kills in 14 of 36 matches... had season­high 17 kills against WestVirginia State, adding seven digs and fourblocks … had 16 kills at Indiana(Pa.) and 14against Alderson­Broaddus andCalifornia(Pa.) ... totaled 5 block assistsagainst Bellarmine. }At North Alabama: Played two sea­sons for the Lions, helping them to a 24­11record in 2008... played in 126 games, fin­ishing fourth on the team in kills with 243,along with a .210 hitting percentage ...added 55 total blocks, also fourth on theteam, and had 55 digs ... played in 109games as a freshman, finishing third on theteam with 226 kills and a .151 hitting per­centage ... added 62 digs and 46 blocks ...had 21 kills vs. Clark Atlanta and 20 vs.Christian Brothers, adding 10 digs in the lat­ter match. }High School: Played for coach JeffGuro at C.K. McClathy High School inSacramento, California ... earned all­metro

honors as a junior and senior at outside hit­ter ... was named the team’s Rookie of theYear as a freshman and later named theOffensive Player of the Year as a sopho­more and MVP as a junior ... also lettered inbasketball and track & field for the Lions.

} Coach Soboleski Comments:“We’re looking for Beyaca to become moreof a terminator for us with the loss of Olivia(Williams) and Brittany (Slauterbeck). She ishands down one of the most athletic playersin the PSAC. She has great jumping ability.”

5 BeyacaMartinMiddle Hitter/Outside Hitter5-9Senior New Orleans, LA/C.K. McClatchy(Ca.) HS

} The Beyaca Martin FileBirthdate: June 23, 1989Birthplace: New Orleans, LAParents: Velma and Thomas DaggonsNickname: YaccaMajor: Management Information SystemsHobbies: Drawing, doing hairFavorite Book: Black Like MeFavorite Music: Rap, hip, R&B, popFavorite Musical Group: Drake, Lil Wagner,Beyonce, Lady GagaFavorite Movie: Smokin AcesFavorite Television Show: America’s NextTop ModelCareer Ambition: I’m an aspiring applica­tions computer programmerFavorite Food: Chinese food

} Beyaca Martin’s Career Highs

Kills: 17 vs. West Virginia State, 9/4/09

Attempts: 38 vs. Emporia St., 9/12/09Hitting Pct.: .667 vs. Cheyney (5­1­6),

9/19/09Assists: 4 vs. Gannon, 10/31/09Service Aces: 1 vs. Glenville State,

9/5/09; vs. Indiana(Pa.), 9/25/09

Digs: 7 vs. West Virginia State, 9/4/09; 7 vs. Glenville State, 9/5/09

Block Solos: 3 vs. Fairmont St., 8/29/09Block Assists: 5 vs. Bellarmine, 8/28/09

} Beyaca Martin’s Career Statistics at North AlabamaYear MP-GP K E TA PCT. AST BHE SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE2007* 35­109 226 128 650 .151 15 5 1 6 3 62 6 40 462008* 35­126 243 109 639 .210 5 1 1 1 1 55 5 50 62009 33­117 293 144 710 .210 21 2 2 36 2 89 11 45 10Career 103­352 762 381 1999 .191 41 8 4 43 6 206 22 135 62

* at North Alabama

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Diminutive performer who is a key playerfor the Fighting Scots as the libero … doesan outstanding job with her defense and ballcontrol, and is also a quiet leader … experi­enced player who provides tremendousenergy and enthusiasm … a three­yearstarter who holds the career record for digswith 1,725 … also holds three of the topseven season totals. } 2009: Played in 122 games, pacing theFighting Scots with 617 digs and 5.06 digs pergame … the 617 digs represents the second­highest season total ... became Edinboro’scareer leader in digs with 1,725 in NCAAregional match against Lock Haven ... rankedfifth in the PSAC and 24th in Division II in digsper game ... ranked fourth in the PSAC intotal digs ... tied for fifth on the team in serv­ice aces (25) ... had a season­high 32 digsagainst Clarion, the highest total in school his­tory in a three­game match ... posted 30 digsagainst Indiana(Pa.) and Slippery Rock … the30 digs in four games vs. SRU ranks second ...had 10 or more digs in 28 of 36 matches and20 or more digs in 14 matches.}2008: Appeared in 125 games, leading theteam with 570 digs, a figure which ranks thirdin a season ... ranked fourth in the PSAC and56th in Division II in digs per game ... fourthon the team in service aces (37) ... had a sea­son­high 29 digs in PSAC playoff match withMercyhurst, a figure which ranks fifth for afour­game match ... added 28 digs and 3 serv­ice aces against Slippery Rock, with the digstotal good for a tie for sixth in four games ...in all, had 20­or­more digs in ten matches,including four of the last six ... recordedcareer­high 5 service aces vs. Seton Hill. } 2007: Played in 123 games, finishing with538 digs, the fifth­highest season total ...ranked seventh in the PSAC in digs per game... ranked fourth on the team in service aces(45) ... had 10­or­more digs in 27 matches, witha season­high 31 against Kutztown in thePSAC quarterfinals ... that figure is the third­highest in school history for a five­gamematch ... added 29 digs in an earlier matchwith Kutztown ... had a season­high 4 serviceaces against Wheeling Jesuit andShippensburg.

}High School: A former standout atLakeshore High School, where she played forhead coach Kevin Shamburger ... actuallystarted six years for the Eagles ... was namedMVP as early as 2003, and in 2004, ‘05 and‘06 was a first team All­ECIC selection ...earned All­Western New York honors by thecoaches poll ... was named to numerous all­tournament teams ... led Lakeshore to ECICDivision II championship her final three years.

Coach Soboleski Comments: “Moe is agreat athlete with a lot of on‐court experience.She is a great role model for the incomingfreshmen. We will rely heavily on her ball con‐trol this season. We also look for her to be amore vocal leader on the court.”

13 Maureen TilertLibero/ Defensive Specialist5-3Senior Derby, NY/Lakeshore HS

} The Maureen Tilert File

Birthdate: September 20, 1989Birthplace: Buffalo, NYParents: Susan and Joesph TilertNickname: MoeMajor: Social WorkHobbies: Snowboarding, walkingFavorite Book: ImpulseFavorite Music: All of itFavorite Musician: Darius RuckerFavorite Movie: Sister Act 2Favorite Television Shows: Forensic Files,Dexter, Sponge Bob Favorite Food: lasagna, steakCareer Ambition: Change a life for good

} Maureen Tilert’s Career Highs

Kills: 6 vs. Cheyney, 10/20/07Attempts: 8 vs. Cheyney, 10/20/07Hitting Pct.: .750 vs. Cheyney

(6­0­8), 10/20/07Assists: 5 vs. Slippery Rock,

11/7/09Digs: 32 vs. Clarion, 10/17/09Service Aces: 5 vs. Seton Hill, 9/5/08Block Assists: 1 vs. Bellarmine, 8/28/09

} Maureen Tilert’s Career StatisticsYear MP-GP K E TA PCT. AST BHE SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE2007 34­123 17 9 50 .160 23 3 45 83 31 538 0 0 02008 35­125 6 12 33 ­.182 22 5 37 60 32 570 0 0 02009 35­122 5 4 23 .043 29 3 25 28 26 617 0 1 0Career 104­370 28 25 106 .028 74 11 107 171 89 1725 0 1 0

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} Gina Boothe’s Career Highs

Kills: 19 vs. Mercyhurst, 11/11/08Attempts: 45 vs. IUP, 10/24/09Hitting Pct.: .667 vs. Lake Erie

(8­0­12), 10/18/08Assists: 4 vs. Point Park, 9/20/08Service Aces: 5 vs. East Stroudsburg,

10/9/09; vs. Millersville, 10/9/09

Digs: 9 vs. Millersville, 10/9/09Block Solos: 2 vs. West Virginia State,

9/4/09; vs. Shippensburg, 10/12/09

Block Assists: 5 vs. Clarion, 10/17/08; vs. Lock Haven, 10/4/08

Experienced player who is a two­yearstarter and has the ability to be one of thebetter offensive players in the conference …enjoyed excellent freshman campaign, earn­ing PSAC West Freshman of the Year honorsand all­region accolades her first year ... madegreat strides this past spring and summerand should play a major role at middle hitter... plays well above the net, is mobile and verywell­schooled ... mother, Stephanie Prasek,played volleyball at Wright State.} 2009: Finished with 277 kills, third onthe team, along with 95 digs, 32 totalblocks and 27 service aces while playing in108 games ... finished the season strongwith double­digit kill totals in the last fivematches ... had a season­high 18 kills vs.Indiana(Pa.) ... posted at least 10 kills in 16of 31 matches, including 17 kills againstWheeling Jesuit and 16 kills vs. Missouri­St.Louis ... had career­bests of nine digs andfive service aces vs. Millersville … totaledfour block assists vs. Kutztown. } 2008: Was named the PSAC WestFreshman of the Year and was a secondteam All­PSAC West choice ... also earnedAVCA All­Atlantic Region honors ... finishedthird on the team in kills with 281 and wassecond in hitting percentage (.256) whileplaying in 108 games ... added 44 blocks,good for third on the Scots ... came on latein the year with double figures in kills infour of the last six games, including a sea­son­high 19 kills in PSAC playoff match withMercyhurst ... added 4 block assists vs. theLakers ... had 17 kills against Alderson­Broaddus, and 16 vs. Indiana(Pa.) and earli­er meeting with Mercyhurst ... had 5 blockassists against Lock Haven and Clarion.

}High School: Played for coach Jeff Davisat Anderson High School, where she was afour­year starter and the FAVC Player of theYear as a senior ... earned first team all­leaguehonors her final three years ... was a thirdteam All­City selection in 2006 and a secondteam choice in 2007 .. selected to play in the2007 Senior Showcase Game ... finished with318 kills and 313 digs as a senior, along with 52aces ... ranked fourth in the city in aces, fifthin kills, and eighth in digs ... Redskins wonFAVC championship ... also has extensive clubexperience while playing with the TsunamiClub Team the last two years and the CincyPeppers prior to that ... also competed intrack & field.

} Coach Soboleski Comments: “Gina has the ability to carry a team offen­sively. She has trained very hard over thespring and summer. She can be one of thetop offensive players in the PSAC.”

7 Gina BootheOutside Hitter6-1JuniorCincinnati, OH/Anderson HS

} The Gina Boothe FileBirthdate: May 30, 1990Birthplace: Cincinnati, OHParents: Michael Boothe and Stephanie PrasekNickname: GMajor: Art HistoryHobbies: VolleyballFavorite Book: A Million Little PiecesFavorite Musicial Group: Gym Class Heroes,Rage Against the Machine, Eminem, Beyonce,Regina SpektorFavorite Movie: Pride and Prejudice Favorite Television Show: The OfficeFavorite Food: Cookie doughCareer Ambition: Work in a museum.

} Gina Boothe’s Career StatisticsYear MP-GP K E TA PCT. AST BHE SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE2008 32­108 281 109 673 .256 9 4 6 11 4 52 2 42 12009 31­108 277 144 705 .189 5 5 27 48 4 95 6 26 6Career 63­216 558 253 1378 .221 14 9 33 59 8 147 8 68 7

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Another member of a strong 2008 classthat played a huge role in the team’s suc­cess ... local product who possesses phe­nomenal ball control and is one the bestplayers in the PSAC in that category ... has agreat knowledge of volleyball and readsthe game very well.} 2009: Played in 120 games, totaling262 digs, good for fourth on the team...also had 182 kills and 25 service aces ...posted a career­high 12 kills vs.Bellarmine, along with 11 kills againstSlippery Rock ... had at 10 or more digson 12 occasions, including a season­high19 digs vs. Missouri­St. Louis ... had 10 killsand 12 digs at Gannon … picked up threeblock assists in back­to­back matches vs.Bellarmine and Fairmont State. } 2008: Appeared in 95 games, endingthe year with 146 kills ... also had 234 digs,good for third on the team, and totaled 30service aces ... had high of 11 kills againstCalifornia(Pa.) and Pittsburg State, adding11 digs against the Gorillas ... posted season­high 20 digs vs. Lock Haven, along with 16against Slippery Rock and 15 vs. Clarion ...registered 8 services aces against CentralState(OH) ... that ranks in a tie for sixth in athree­game match.}High School: Enjoyed an outstandingcareer as a four­year starter for coachSheila Bancroft at Maplewood High School... earned All­State honors three times, andwas named the Erie Times News District 10Player of the Year as a junior and senior,and the Meadville Tribune Player of theYear in 2006 ... was also named to theTimes­News District 10 first team all­starand all­region teams her final three years ...

finished her career with 1,459 kills, 272 serv­ice aces, and 249 blocks ... holds schoolrecords for kills and service aces ... led theTigers to the 2005 PIAA Class AA StateChampionship, and in 2007 they finished asthe runnerup ... lost to top­ranked MerionMercy in four games in the 2007 Class AAfinal ... also a three­year starter in softball.

} Coach Soboleski Comments:“Angela returns to us as one of the topball control players in the PSAC. She willonce again be relied on in that role on thecourt. She has a very high volleyball IQ.She has good instincts and reaction in theOH­2 position.”

8 Angela GroshnerOutside Hitter5-8JuniorMeadville, PA/Maplewood HS

} The Angela Groshner FileBirthdate: March 12,1990Birthplace: Meadville, PAParents: Mary and David GroshnerMajor: NursingHobbies: Volleyball, studying, beach volleyballFavorite Music: AnythingFavorite Musicial Group: Lady AntebellumFavorite Movies: The GuardianFavorite Television Shows: Grey’sAnatomy, Everybody Loves Raymond, Favorite Food: Pasta Career Ambition: To get my nursing degreeand work as a nurse in a neonatal intensive careunit.

} Angela Groshner’s Career HighsKills: 12 vs. Bellarmine, 8/28/09Attempts: 36 vs. Pittsburg State,

9/13/08Hitting Pct.: .562 vs. California(Pa.)

(11­2­16), 11/8/08Service Aces: 8 vs. Central State(OH),

8/30/08Assists: 8 vs. IUP, 10/24/09Digs: 20 vs. Lock Haven, 10/4/08Block Solos: 1 vs. Central Missouri,

9/13/08Block Assists: 3 vs. Wheeling Jesuit,

10/24/08; vs. Bellarmine, 8/28/09; vs. Fairmont State, 8/29/09

} Angela Groshner’s Career StatisticsYear MP-GP K E TA PCT. AST BHE SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE2008 32­95 146 75 456 .156 7 3 30 19 20 234 1 19 12009 34­120 182 65 559 .209 35 1 25 30 21 262 4 19 1Career 66­215 328 140 1005 .187 42 4 55 49 41 496 5 38 2

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One of the top players in a strong recruit­ing class two years ago, although she willlikely be missed early in the season aftersuffering a torn ACL last year … knee injuryforced her to miss last nine matches andshe underwent surgery in December …very athletic player who is an outstandingblocker and can control a match offensively... a two­year starter at outside hitter.} 2009: Appeared in 88 games, amassing214 kills and 266 digs, the latter rankingthird on the team, and was also third onthe team in service aces (29) ... was secondon the team with 3.02 digs per game andfourth in kills per game (2.43) ... sufferedseason­ending knee injury in late Octoberand missed the final nine matches … post­ed a season­high 15 kills vs. Missouri­St.Louis and had 14 kills and 15 digs againstGannon … tallied a season­high 16 digs inseason opener vs. Bellarmine ... posted 11kills and 11 digs vs. Clarion in her final fullmatch … finished with five total blocksagainst West Chester.} 2008: Played in 119 games last year, fin­ishing second in kills with 326 ... added 333digs, good for second on the team, andranked fourth in blocks (41) ... added 20service aces ... had a career­high 16 kills inthree matches ­­ vs. UMass.­Lowell, vs.Mercyhurst and vs. Shippensburg ... added15 kills against Indiana(Pa.), along with 17digs ... posted career high of 21 digs againstNew Haven and Slippery Rock, along with19 against Clarion. }High School: Played for coach KrisSciligano at Fox Chapel Area High School ...

was a four­year starter for the Foxes, earn­ing third team All­WPIAL honors in 2005and 2006 and second team accolades in2007.

} Coach Soboleski Comments:“It was a major loss last season when Ellieblew out her ACL. After intense rehab andtraining from Christmas to the preseasonwe’re sure hoping she will be ready to returnto the OH‐1 position. Ellie has the ability tocarry a team offensively. She plays very highabove the net.”

14 Ellie LiningerOutside Hitter5-11JuniorPittsburgh, PA/fox Chapel HS

} Ellie Lininger’s Career Highs

Kills: 18vs. Indiana(Pa.), 9/25/09Attempts: 47 vs. Daemen, 9/23/08Hitting Pct.: .579 vs. West Liberty

State, (12­1­19), 10/18/08Assists: 4 vs Gannon, 10/2/09; vs.

Lock Haven, 10/12/09Service Aces: 3 on three occasions Digs: 21 vs. New Haven,

10/11/08; vs. Slippery Rock,10/25/08

Block Solos: 2 vs. Alderson­Broaddus, 10/11/08

Block Assists: 3 on six occasions

} The Ellie Lininger FileBirthdate: October 6, 1989Birthplace: Pittsburgh, PAParents: Kathleen and Robert LiningerNickname: EllieMajor: Health & Physical Education ­­Teacher’s CertificationHobbies: Volleyball, eating. and shoppingFavorite Book: noneFavorite Music: RapFavorite Musical Group: O.A.R., NotoriousBIGFavorite Movie: Step BrothersFavorite Television Show: Say Yes to theDressFavorite Food: FruitCareer Ambition: To be a housewife.

} Ellie Lininger’s Career StatisticsYear MP-GP K E TA PCT. AST BHE SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE2008 32­119 326 163 891 .183 9 5 20 37 32 333 6 35 32009 27­88 214 94 610 .197 21 6 29 35 15 266 6 29 2Career 59­207 540 257 1501 .189 30 11 49 72 47 599 12 64 5

Continues in the tradition of outstand­ing setters at Edinboro, currently rankingseventh in career assists with 2,004despite sharing the position her first twoyears … athletic performer who possess­es outstanding ball control and is astrong defensive player ... very com­posed player who doesn’t get rattled.} 2009: Appeared in 127 games with ateam­best 1,228 assists, second in the PSACand the tenth­highest season total ... added269 digs, second on the team, and led theFighting Scots with 48 … earned honorablemention AVCA All­Atlantic Region honors ...had a career­best 55 assists vs. West VirginiaState ... had 50 assists against Millersville andWheeling Jesuit, with 15 digs in the lattermatch ... garnered 48 assists, 13 digs and acareer­best 13 kills vs. Slippery Rock... fin­ished with a season­high 16 digs vs. Gannon.} 2008: Played in 119 games, endingthe year with a team­high 776 assistswhile splitting time at setter ... also ledteam with 50 service aces, and totaled226 digs, good for fourth on the team ...had season­highs of 45 assists and 7 killsagainst West Liberty State, along with 39assists vs. UMass.­Lowell ... finished withseason­high 18 digs against SlipperyRock, and had 15 digs and 5 service acesvs. Lake Erie ... posted season­high 6service aces vs. Central State(OH).}High School: Was a three­sportstandout at Independence High School,including a three­year starter in volleyball... led the Blue Devils to the ChagrinValley Conference Metro Division champi­onship in 2005, ‘06 and ‘07, along withthe District 2 Division III championship asa senior ... was named the Ohio HighSchool Volleyball Coaches AssociationMVP of District 2 Division III in 2007, andwas named to the Associated Press All­Northeast Lakes District 1 Team as a jun­ior and senior and a second team selec­tion as a sophomore ... also MVP of theChagrin Valley Conference in 2007 ...earned first team All­CVC Metro Divisionhonors her final three seasons ... wasalso a standout in basketball and softball

... in basketball, led team to CVC MetroDivision title in 2006 and 2007 ... was anhonorable mention All­Ohio selection in2007 and named to Associated Press All­Northeast Lakes District second team in2007 and ‘08 ... in softball, team won CVCMetro Division championship in 2006 and‘07 named to CVC Metro Division secondteam in 2006 and 2007 as a pitcher.

} Coach Soboleski Comments:“Megan has been a solid, steady playerleading our offense. She has a great pokerface. You never know if she’s rattled ornot, although she rarely gets rattled. Shehas been training hard in the weight roomand is always one to get extra reps on thecourt.”

9 Megan OsyskoSetter5-7JuniorIndependence, OH/Independence HS

} The Megan Osysko FileBirthdate: September 9, 1990Birthplace: Cleveland, OHParents: Maggie and Michael OsyskoNickname: MegMajor: Human PerformanceHobbies: ShoppingFavorite Book: The Last SongFavorite Music: Country Favorite Musicial Groups: Rascal FlattsFavorite Movie: The BlindsideFavorite Television Show: Grey’s AnatomyFavorite Food: Chocolate covered strawberriesCareer Ambition: To own my own sportsfacility one day.

} Megan Osysko’s Career HighsKills: 13 vs. Slippery Rock,

11/7/09Attempts: 20 vs. Wheeling Jesuit,

10/15/09; vs. Slippery Rock, 11/7/09

Hitting Pct.: 1.000 vs. Mercyhurst (5­0­5), 11/4/08

Service Aces: 6 vs. Central State(OH), 8/30/08

Assists: 55 vs. West Virginia State, 9/4/09

Digs: 18 vs. Slippery Rock, 10/25/08

Block Solos: 1 on five occasionsBlock Assists: 4 vs. Gannon, 10/2/09

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} Megan Osysko’s Career StatisticsYear MP-GP K E TA PCT. AST BHE SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE2008 35­119 46 11 108 .324 776 31 50 58 1 226 0 4 22009 36­127 139 49 340 .265 1228 29 48 45 0 269 5 30 12Career 71­246 185 60 448 .279 2004 60 98 103 1 495 5 34 14

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Former member of the women’s basket­ball team who joined the volleyball teamthis past spring … will compete for playingtime at middle hitter and opposite … hastwo seasons of eligibility remaining … veryquick and while lacking in volleyball experi­ence has plenty of experience competingon the collegiate level with her basketballbackground … basketball career got off toa slow start after she suffered a torn ACLprior to her senior year and missed most ofher final high school season.}Basketball at Edinboro: Played in atotal of 51 games as a Fighting Scot, finish­ing with 183 points and 138 rebounds …starting five of first six games a year ago,averaging 5.2 points and 2.5 rebounds,before leaving team … as a sophomoreappeared in all 27 games, with five starts …averaged 4.6 ppg. and 3.6 rpg. while rank­ing third on the team in blocked shots with22 … had career­high 15 points againstKutztown … played in 18 games as a fresh­man, averaging 1.6 ppg. and 1.4 rpg. }High School: Three­sport standout atJefferson High School, earning four letterseach in basketball, volleyball, and track ... involleyball, helped Jefferson to sectionalchampionship her final three years, alongwith winning the NEC championship all fouryears ... was named the NEC Player of the

Year in 2005 … earned all­conference andall­county honors in 2004 and 2005 …played in just ten games in basketball as asenior due to an injury, averaging 7.2 ppg.and 3.5 rpg. to help Falcons finish 18­4 andwin the NEC championship for the thirdstraight year and finish as Division II sec­tional champions for third straight year ...as a junior averaged 13.3 ppg. and 7.7 rpg.with 5.4 apg., 6.5 spg., and 5.2 bpg... aver­aged 9.5 ppg. and 5.2 rpg. as a sophomore... earned first team All­District honors andspecial mention All­Ohio honors as a junior,and was a first team All­County and All­NECselection as a sophomore and junior ... alsoexcelled in track, where she earned All­Ohiohonors in 2005 after placing sixth in thehigh jump at the state championships ...tied the Ashtabula County high jump record(5’7”) in 2006 ... three­time NEC championand district champion in the high jump andalso All­County champion three times.

} Coach Soboleski Comments:“Kelcie was a pleasant surprise this spring.What a great kid! She has made the transi‐tion from basketball to volleyball very well.She will most likely play in the middle. Shehas the height but I think what will help herthe most is her quickness. I’m looking for‐ward to working with her.”

6 Kelcie HellmerMiddle Hitter/Outside Hitter5-11SeniorJefferson, OH/Jefferson Area HS

} The Kelcie Hellmer FileBirthdate: October 25, 1988Birthplace: Ashtabula, OHParents: Cheryl and Mark HellmerNickname: KelcMajor: Business AdministrationCompehensiveHobbies: Golfing, fishing, stained glass mak­ing, shopping Favorite Music: Classic rock Favorite Musicial Groups: CCR, Billy Joel,The Eagles, Rod Stewart, Mamas & the Papas,Grass Roots, No Doubt, Johnny CashFavorite Movie: Iron ManFavorite Television Show: SpongebobSquarepants, Dirty JobsFavorite Food: Mom’s macaroni saladCareer Ambition: Work in art museums andTRAVEL.

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Transfer from Youngstown State who willprovide needed depth and height at oppo­site and middle hitter positions … consid­ered a raw athlete who has the ability toplay above the net as she matures … couldplay a key role as a blocker.}At Youngstown State: Redshirted in2009.}High School: Played for head coachJay Mitlo at Penn Hills High School whereshe started for three years … earned firstteam all­section honors.

} Coach Soboleski Comments:“Martina is a transfer from Youngstown

State who will provide us with more depthand height at both opposite and middleblocker. Right now her greatest asset is herblocking but she is a raw athlete who has theability to play high above the net for us.”

An intense and competitive player whowill provide depth at the outside hitterposition … though just a freshman thecoaching staff feels she can contributeimmediately … an out­going individual whocould be a “sparkplug” type player. }High School: Former standout atAledo High School where she was a two­year starter for coach Kathy Goings …earned all­district and all­county honors andwas also a district all­academic choice … asa senior finished with 219 kills, 396 digs and53 service aces to help the Bearcats to adistrict runner­up finish in Class 4A … as asophomore and junior helped team toreach state quarterfinals.

} Coach Soboleski Comments:“Nikolena adds much­needed depth to theoutside hitter position. She will bring somelife to our squad. She is very out­going aswell as a true competitor on the court. She’snot afraid to say what’s on her mind. She’sthe type of athlete who will light a fire andhas the ability to contribute immediately.”

15 Nikolena FerontiOutside Hitter5-9Freshman Hudson Oaks, TX/Aledo HS

16 Martina DavisMiddle Hitter6-0Freshman (redshirt) Penn Hills, PA/Penn Hills HS

} The Martina Davis FileBirthdate: June 22, 1991Birthplace: Pittsburgh, PAParents: Michelle and Mark DavisMajor: Exercise ScienceHobbies: ArtFavorite Book: Twilight SeriesFavorite Music: R&BFavorite Musical Group: Gap BandFavorite Television Show: Secret Life, TrueBlood, BoondocksFavorite Food: Ice creamCareer Ambition: To help other athletes.

} The Nikolena Feronti FileBirthdate: January 23, 1992Birthplace: Fort Worth, TXParents: Ida and Sam FerontiNickname: NikMajor: Early EducationHobbies: Volleyball, hanging with my friendsand family, going to concertsFavorite Book: Harry PotterFavorite Music: Country, rapFavorite Musical Group: John Mayer, RonPope, Stoney LaRue, Lil WayneFavorite Movie: Step Brothers, TheHangover, Toy StoryFavorite Television Show: Burn Notice,True Blood, How I Met Your MotherFavorite Food: Anything mexican or italianCareer Ambition: To be a wonderful kinder­garten teacher.

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Walk­on freshman who will providedepth at setter … local product from near­by Seneca High School who joined team asa walk­on.}High School: Played for head coachBetsy Walker at Seneca High School, whereshe was a two­year starter and three­timeletterwinner … named the Bobcats MVP… also a standout in track & field … was adistrict qualifier in the javelin as a seniorand won the championship at the NorthEast Invitational … also played basketball.

} Coach Soboleski Comments:“Anna joins the team as a walk‐on. She isfrom Seneca and will train as a defensiveplayer.”

1 Anna GrahamSetter5-5FreshmanErie, PA/Seneca HS

} The Anna Graham FileBirthdate: December 6, 1991Birthplace: Charlotte, NCParents: Karen BernatNickname: JudgeMajor: Early Childhood Education/SpecialEducation Hobbies: Singing, dancing, working out Favorite Book: Great GatsbyFavorite Music: All kinds Favorite Movie: P.S. I Love YouFavorite Television Show: Law & OrderFavorite Food: Spaghetti

First­year player who is expected to adddepth at defensive specialist and libero …comes from a solid club program whereshe gained valuable experience.}High School: Played volleyball forcoach Joe Burke at Mount Notre DameHigh School … earned two letters in volley­ball and one in cross country.

} Coach Soboleski Comments:“Danielle is a freshman who will add much‐needed depth to the defensive specialist/libero position with the loss of Sam(Kuehner).”

2 Danielle KingDefensive Specialist/Libero5-7FreshmanLoveland, OH/Mount Notre Dame HS

} The Danielle King FileBirthdate: August 10, 1992Birthplace: xxxxx, ArizonaParents: Courtney and Kevin KingMajor: NursingHobbies: Reading, running, babysitting,tutoringFavorite Book: Handle with Care, anything byJodi Picconlt or Kristen HannahFavorite Music: Country Favorite Movie: Step Brothers, Kinging &ScreamingFavorite Television Show: One Tree HillFavorite Food: PotatoesCareer Ambition: Oncology, NICU nurse

Talented newcomer who is expected tocome in and contribute immediately at out­side hitter, particularly with Ellie Liningernot available early in the year followingknee surgery … very intense and competi­tive player.}High School: A four­year starter forhead coach Mike Carneal at ChancellorHigh School … earned first team all­district,first team all­region and first team all­areahonors as a sophomore, junior and senior… a second team all­state pick as a junior… helped the Chargers to four straight dis­trict championships, extending their streakto 12 straight crowns … team reached statesemifinals one and state quarterfinals

twice … also competed in soccer and soft­ball.

} Coach Soboleski Comments: “Sethadds depth to the outside hitter positionwith the loss of Sam (Kuehner) and Danielle(Martzolf). She comes in with the ability tocompete and contribute immediately.”

Another one of the incoming freshmanwith a strong club background … expectedto provide depth as a defensive specialistand libero … an intense player who willhelp to push our other players.}High School: Played for head coachStacy Sepalak at Riverside High School,where she was a four­year starter and four­time all­conference honoree … helped theBeavers to second straight conferencechampionship as a senior with a 24­4record, reaching the regional finals …earned first team all­conference accoladesand was also an all­region selection wasalso a first team all­conference pick as a

junior along with earning second team all­district honors … earned second team all­conference honors as a sophomore andwas an honorable mention pick as a fresh­man, also earning honorable mention all­district honors her sophomore season …Beavers were co­conference championsher freshman year … also earned two let­ters in basketball and one in track.

} Coach Soboleski Comments: “Ericais an ‘eye­of­the­tiger’ type of athlete. Shejust loves to be challenged. She’ll add depthas a defensive specialist and libero.”

3 ErikaWestLibero/Defensive Specialist5-6Freshman Painesville, OH/Riverside HS

10 Seth SullivanOutside Hitter5-10Freshman Fredericksburg, VA/Chancellor HS

} The Seth Sullivan FileBirthdate: September 14, 1992Birthplace: Oceanside, CAParents: Trisha and James SullivanMajor: BiologyHobbies: Being outdoors, art, watching moviesFavorite Book: OutsidersFavorite Music: All (country, rock, rap, oldies)Favorite Musical Group: Sugarland, JackJohnson, Pearl JamFavorite Movie: 10 Things I Hate About You Favorite Television Show: I like moviesFavorite Food: Cheeseburgers, mexican, icecreamCareer Ambition: Dentist!

} The Erika West FileBirthdate: March 8, 1992Birthplace: Eruclid, OHParents: Theresa and Tony WestMajor: Criminal JusticeHobbies: Art, working out, camping, eating,swimming, basketballFavorite Book: Secret Life of BeesFavorite Musical Group: Lil Wayne,EminemFavorite Movie: The HangoverFavorite Television Show: FriendsFavorite Food: Watermelon, chicken, icecreamCareer Ambition: I would like to work withkids in detention homes.

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

7 Gina Boothe OH 6­1 Jr. West Chester, OH/Anderson16 Martina Davis MH 6­0 Fr.­r Penn Hills, PA/Penn Hills/

Youngstown State15 Nikolena Feronti OH 5­9 Fr. Hudson oaks, TX/Aledo

1 Anna Graham S 5­5 Fr. Erie, PA/Seneca8 Angela Groshner OH 5­8 Jr. Meadville, PA/Maplewood6 Kelcie Hellmer MH/OH 5­11 Sr. Jefferson, OH/Jefferson Area2 Danielle King DS/L 5­7 Fr. Loveland, OH/Mount Notre Dame

14 Ellie Lininger OH 5­11 Jr. Pittsburgh, PA/Fox Chapel5 Beyaca Martin MH/OH 5­8 Sr. New Orleans, LA/C.K. McClatchey(CA)/

North Alabama9 Megan Osysko S 5­7 Jr. Independence, OH/Independence

10 Seth Sullivan OH 5­10 Fr. Fredericksburg, VA/Chancellor 13 Maureen Tilert L/DS 5­3 Sr. Derby, NY/Lakeshore3 Erika West L/DS 5­6 Fr. Painesville, OH/Riverside

HEAD COACH: Missy SoboleskiASST. COACH: Jimmy ChanVOLUNTEER COACHES: Jason Jboyski and Chuck SchultzCAPTAINS: Megan Osysko and Maureen Tilert

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}Breakdown by ClassSeniors (3) Beyaca Martin

Kelcie HellmerMaureen Tilert

Juniors (4) Gina BootheAngela Groshner

Ellie LiningerMegan Osysko

Freshman (6) Martina DavisNikolena Feronti

Anna GrahamDanielle KingSeth Sullivan

Erika West

}Breakdown by StateLouisiana (1) Beyaca MartinNew York (1) Maureen TilertOhio (5) Gina Boothe

Kelcie HellmerDanielle King

Megan OsyskoErika West

Pennsylvania (4) Martina DavisAnna Graham

Angela GroshnerEllie Lininger

Texas (1) Nikolena FerontiVirginia (1) Seth Sullivan

Final Record: 23-13 PSAC West: 13-6Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking

G K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SE SA/G RE DIG D/G BS BA B/G BE BHEDanielle Martzolf 9 8 0.89 3 17 .294 1 0.11 0 3 0.00 0 1 1.000 0 1 0.11 0 0Samantha Kuehner 90 13 0.14 11 58 .034 15 0.17 6 12 0.07 18 155 1.72 0 0 0.00 2 4Vivian Pritz 55 30 0.55 8 78 .282 130 2.36 12 28 0.22 1 77 1.40 0 3 0.05 4 6Beyaca Martin 117 293 2.50 144 710 .210 21 0.18 2 36 0.02 2 89 0.76 11 45 0.48 10 2Kristen Fritz 1 0 0.00 0 1 .000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 1 1.00 0 0 0.00 0 0Gina Boothe 108 277 2.56 144 705 .189 5 0.05 27 48 0.25 4 95 0.88 6 26 0.30 6 5Angela Groshner 120 182 1.52 65 559 .209 35 0.29 25 30 0.21 21 262 2.18 4 19 0.19 1 1Megan Osysko 127 139 1.09 49 340 .265 1228 9.67 48 45 0.38 0 269 2.12 5 30 0.28 12 29Olivia Williams 119 297 2.50 132 780 .212 29 0.24 19 32 0.16 2 96 0.81 20 66 0.72 12 4Maureen Tilert 122 5 0.04 4 23 .043 29 0.24 25 28 0.20 26 617 5.06 0 1 0.01 0 3Ellie Lininger 88 214 2.43 94 610 .197 21 0.24 29 35 0.33 15 266 3.02 6 29 0.40 2 6Brittany Slauterbeck 124 227 1.83 77 538 .279 34 0.27 46 43 0.37 4 74 0.60 15 60 0.60 9 1Team 6EDINBORO TOTALS 129 1685 13.06 731 4419 .216 1548 12.00 239 340 1.85 99 2002 15.52 67 280 1.60 58 61

Date Opponent Score Score-by-Game Record Kills Leader Digs LeaderAug. 28 vs. Bellarmine@ W 3­0 25­21, 25­20, 25­15 1­0 Ellie Lininger (13) Ellie Lininger (16)Aug. 29 at Fairmont State@ W 3­0 25­17, 25­16, 25­13 2­0 Brittany Slauterbeck (9) Megan Osysko (14)

vs. Bellarmine@ W 3­0 25­23, 25­17, 25­20 3­0 Angela Groshner (12) two tied at (12)Sept. 4 vs. West Virginia State$ W 3­1 27­25, 25­19, 19­25, 25­21 4­0 Beyaca Martin (17) Maureen Tilert (18)

vs. Alderson­Broaddus$ W 3­0 25­21, 25­13, 25­17 5­0 Beyaca Martin (14) Maureen Tilert (17)Sept. 5 vs. Glenville State$ W 3­0 25­16, 25­13, 25­15 6­0 two tied at (7) Ellie Lininger (9)

vs. New Haven$ W 3­1 16­25, 25­14, 25­15, 25­21 7­0 Beyaca Martin (13) Maureen Tilert (16)Sept. 11 vs. Pittsburg State& L 0­3 24­26, 16­25, 21­25 7­1 Beyaca Martin (10) Ellie Lininger (11)

vs. Missouri­St. Louis& L 1­3 22­25, 25­23, 21­25, 19­25 7­2 Gina Boothe (16) Maureen Tilert (22)Sept. 12 at Central Missouri& L 0­3 17­25, 20­25, 19­25 7­3 Ellie Lininger (11) Maureen Tilert (18)

vs. Emporia State& L 1­3 18­25, 23­25, 26­24, 21­25 7­4 Beyaca Martin (12) Ellie Lininger (14)Sept. 16 DAEMEN W 3­0 25­13, 30­28, 25­17 8­4 Beyaca Martin (11) Ellie Lininger (10)Sept. 18 vs. Kutztown% W 3­0 25­15, 28­26, 25­17 9­4 Olivia Williams (11) two tied at (10)

vs. West Chester% W 3­0 25­20, 25­13, 25­20 10­4 Beyaca Martin (9) two tied at (9)Sept. 19 vs. Cheyney% W 3­0 25­6, 25­5, 25­7 11­4 Danielle Martzolf (7) two tied at (6)Sept. 25 at Indiana (Pa)# W 3­2 19­25, 25­14, 25­15, 22­25, 15­3 12­4 Ellie Lininger (18) Maureen Tilert (20)Sept. 26 at California (Pa)# L 0­3 18­25, 19­25, 18­25 12­5 Brittany Slauterbeck (11) Maureen Tilert (17)Sept. 29 at Mercyhurst# L 1­3 20­25, 18­25, 25­15, 21­25 12­6 Beyaca Martin (11) Maureen Tilert (22)*Oct. 2 GANNON# W 3­1 30­28, 20­25, 25­19, 25­22 13­6 Ellie Lininger (14) Maureen Tilert (21)Oct. 9 at Millersville* W 3­1 25­21, 25­16, 23­25, 25­20 14­6 Olivia Williams (24) Maureen Tilert (21)

vs. East Stroudsburg* W 3­0 25­23, 25­15, 25­9 15­6 Olivia Williams (11) two tied at (13)Oct. 10 at Shippensburg^ W 3­0 25­14, 25­20, 25­16 16­6 Olivia Williams (13) Maureen Tilert (16)

vs. Lock Haven^ L 1­3 25­17, 23­25, 16­25, 18­25 16­7 Olivia Williams (13) Maureen Tilert (21)Oct. 15 at Wheeling Jesuit L 2­3 21­25, 25­22, 18­25, 28­26, 9­15 16­8 Gina Boothe (17) Maureen Tilert (27)Oct. 16 SLIPPERY ROCK# w 3­0 25­19, 31­29, 25­19 17­8 Olivia Williams (16) Maureen Tilert (19)Oct. 17 CLARION# W 3­0 30­28, 25­17, 28­26 18­8 Ellie Lininger (11) Maureen Tilert (32)Oct. 23 CALIFORNIA (PA)# L 1­3 18­25, 25­23, 27­29, 23­25 18­9 two tied at (14) Maureen Tilert (19)Oct. 24 INDIANA (PA)# W 3­2 21­25, 25­21, 22­25, 25­21, 15­8 19­9 Gina Boothe (18) Maureen Tilert (30)Oct. 27 LAKE ERIE W 3­0 25­12, 25­21, 25­14 20­9 two tied at (9) Maureen Tilert (9)Oct. 30 MERCYHURST# W 3­0 25­20, 25­16, 25­17 21­9 Olivia Williams (11) Maureen Tilert (21)Oct. 31 at Gannon# L 2­3 21­25, 23­25, 25­22, 25­12, 8­15 21­10 Brittany Slauterbeck (13) Maureen Tilert (22)Nov. 6 at Clarion# L 0­3 21­25, 23­25, 28­30 21­11 Beyaca Martin (12) Maureen Tilert (20)Nov. 7 at Slippery Rock# W 3­1 25­19, 25­21, 23­25, 25­16 22­11 Gina Boothe (15) Maureen Tilert (30)Nov. 10 at Clarion* L 1­3 18­25, 25­16, 22­25, 23­25 22­12 Gina Boothe (14) Maureen Tilert (16)Nov. 19 vs. Clarion^ W 3­2 29­27, 20­25, 19­25, 27­25, 15­13 23­12 Olivia Williams (16) Maureen Tilert (23)Nov. 20 vs. Lock Haven^ L 0­3 23­25, 11­25, 20­25 23­13 Gina Boothe (11) Angela Groshner (8)

# PSAC West match @ at Fairmont State Falcon Fest Tournament $ Shippensburg Regional Tournament& at Central Missouri Tournament % at PSAC Crossover at Mercyhurst * at PSAC Crossover at Millersville^ at PSAC Crossover at Shippensburg * PSAC Tournament Quarterfinals ^ at NCAA Division II Atlantic Regional

at California, PA

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All-PSAC Western Division First Team

Ludmila Amaral California(Pa.) MH Sr.Nicole Andrusz Clarion MH Jr.Kelli Bartman Clarion OH So.Renata daSilva California(Pa.) S Sr.Joanna Nist California(Pa.) OH Sr.Morgan Reineke Gannon OH Fr.Olivia Williams Edinboro MH Sr.

Player of the Year: Joanna Nist, California(Pa.)Rookie of the Year: Morgan Reineke, GannonCoach of the Year: Matt Darling, Gannon

Second TeamBridget Bielich California(Pa.) RS/MH So.Jessica Bodkin Indiana(Pa.) RS Jr.Kara Cullen Gannon MB So.Amanda Gough Clarion S So.Emily Pany Indiana(Pa.) L Jr..Maire Prybyl Gannon S Sr.Lauren Sazama Gannon OH Fr.

PSAC ChampionshipMatches

1979 East Stroudsburg def. Slippery Rock, 2­01980 Edinboro def. East Stroudsburg, 2­01981 Edinboro def. East Stroudsburg, 3­11982 Edinboro def. Mansfield, 3­11983 Mansfield def. East Stroudsburg, 3­01984 Slippery Rock def. East Stroudsburg, 3­11985 East Stroudsburg def. Shippensburg, 3­11986 East Stroudsburg def. Mansfield, 3­0 1987 East Stroudsburg def. Shippensburg, 3­01988 Clarion def. Edinboro, 3­11989 Edinboro def. Clarion, 3­11990 Edinboro def. Shippensburg, 3­01991 California(Pa.) def. Edinboro, 3­11992 California(Pa.) def. Edinboro, 3­11993 Slippery Rock def. Edinboro, 3­01994 Edinboro def. Slippery Rock, 3­01995 Millersville def. Edinboro, 3­01996 Lock Haven def. Edinboro, 3­21997 Edinboro def. Lock Haven, 3­11998 Edinboro def. Lock Haven, 3­01999 Lock Haven def. Edinboro, 3­1 2000 Lock Haven def. Edinboro, 3­02001 Edinboro def. Lock Haven, 3­22002 Indiana(Pa.) def. Edinboro, 3­22003 Lock Haven def. Edinboro, 3­22004 Lock Haven def. Edinboro, 3­12005 California(Pa.) def. Lock Haven, 3­22006 Lock Haven def. California(Pa.), 3­02007 California(Pa.) def. Clarion, 3­02008 California(Pa.) def. Lock Haven, 3­02009 California(Pa.) def. Lock Haven, 3­0

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} PSAC OverviewOriginating in 1951 to administer and pro­

mote men's athletics, the Pennsylvania StateAthletic Conference has evolved into one ofthe NCAA's most heralded intercollegiate con­ferences.

The first major step came in 1977, whenbased on a growing interest, the league reor­ganized to provide a structure for its women'sprograms. Only three years later, lacking astandard competitive division, league voted toreclassify the entire conference to NCAADivision II.

The most recent enhancement cameduring the 2008­09 academic year when thePSAC expanded for the first time in its rich his­tory, adding full­time members GannonUniversity and Mercyhurst College, and associ­ate member Long Island University­C.W. Post.The membership now consists of 16 full­timeinstitutions and the one associate.

All of the league's full­time members arelocated within the Commonwealth ofPennsylvania, which makes the PSAC thelargest one­state conference in the NCAA. Theleague has also grown to share the distinc­tions as: The largest conference in Division II,the largest football­playing conference in theNCAA, and, with 23, the conference that spon­sors the most championships at the Division IIlevel.

Highly competitive on a regional andnational level, PSAC schools annually combineto send nearly one­third of its teams intoNCAA postseason play. Ultimately, the mem­bership's success has yielded 43 NCAA teamand 238 individual title winners.

While proud of its athletic accomplish­ments, the league also has evolved into one ofDivision II's finest from an academic stand­point. Today, nearly one­third of the PSAC'sestimated 6,200 participants are honoredeach year as "Scholar­Athletes" for maintain­ing a grade­point average of 3.25 or better ­ atotal that has nearly doubled since PSACScholar­Athletes were first recognized in themid­1990s.

Although all 16 current institutions aremembers of Division II, eight league schoolsalso compete at the Division I level in selectsports. PSAC schools enroll over 125,000 stu­dents and claim over 709,000 alumni, includ­ing 482,000 who reside in Pennsylvania.

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

2009 PSAC FinalStandings

Western DivisionConference OverallW L Pct. W L Pct.

California(Pa.) 19 0 1.000 36 6 .857Clarion 15 4 .789 26 10 .722Edinboro 13 6 .684 23 13 .639Gannon 13 6 .684 22 10 .688Mercyhurst 11 8 .579 20 13 .606Indiana(Pa.) 9 10 .474 17 16 .515Slippery Rock 3 16 .158 7 25 .219

Eastern DivisionConference OverallW L Pct. W L Pct.

Lock Haven 17 2 .895 34 6 .850Kutztown 8 11 .421 16 13 .552Shippensburg 8 11 .421 15 19 .441West Chester 8 11 .421 20 14 .588Millersville 6 13 .316 15 25 .375East Stroudsburg 3 16 .158 10 21 .323Cheyney 0 19 .000 0 23 .000

} PSAC Tournament (Final Four atCalifornia, Pa.) Quarterfinals Clarion 3, Edinboro 1

Shippensburg 3, Kutztown 1Lock Haven 3, West Chester 0California(Pa.) 3, Gannon 1

Semifinals California(Pa.) 3, Shippensburg 0Lock Haven 3, Clarion 0

Championship California(Pa.) 3, Lock Haven 0

} NCAA Division II Atlantic Regional First Round Edinboro 3, Clarion 2

Lock Haven 3, Mercyhurst 1Wheeling Jesuit 3, Gannon 0California(Pa.) 3, Chowan 0

Semifinals Lock Haven 3, Edinboro 0California(Pa.) 3, Wheeling Jesuit 1

Championship California(Pa.) 3, Lock Haven 1

} NCAA Division II Elite Eight Quarterfinals West Texas A&M 3, California(Pa.) 1

Pennsylvania StateAthletic Conference

3rd Floor Annex BuildingLock Haven UniversityLock Haven, PA 17745Commissioner: Steve MurrayPhone: (570) 484­2512smurray@lhup.eduAssociate Commissioner:Will AdairPhone: (570) 484­2780wadair@lhup.eduAsst.Commissioner/SeniorWoman Administrator:Carlin ChesickPhone: (570) 484­2512cchesick@lhup.eduDirector of MediaRelations: Matt BeltzPhone: (570) 484­2884 Steve Murray

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Team StatisticsHitting Percentage

Team Kills Errs Tot. Pct.Lock Haven 1745 527 3929 .310California(Pa.) 1994 629 4857 .281West Chester 1395 522 3713 .235Edinboro 1685 731 4419 .216Gannon 1464 644 3980 .206Clarion 1539 645 4560 .196Kutztown 1003 450 3093 .179Slippery Rock 1313 591 4307 .168Shippensburg 1193 566 3751 .167Indiana(Pa.) 1347 616 4466 .164Mercyhurst 1368 710 4057 .162East Stroudsburg 871 477 3043 .129Millersville 1296 770 4403 .119Cheyney 129 326 969 ­.203

KillsTeam G No. K/GCalifornia(Pa.) 150 1994 13.29Edinboro 129 1685 13.06Lock Haven 137 1745 12.74Gannon 120 1464 12.20Clarion 136 1539 11.32Slippery Rock 120 1313 10.94Indiana(Pa.) 124 1347 10.86Mercyhurst 127 1368 10.77Kutztown 94 1003 10.67West Chester 132 1395 10.57Shippensburg 114 1193 10.46Millersville 136 1296 9.53East Stroudsburg 105 871 8.30Cheyney 67 129 1.93

AssistsTeam G No. A/GCalifornia(Pa.) 150 1883 12.55Edinboro 129 1548 12.00Gannon 120 1360 11.33Lock Haven 137 1510 11.02Clarion 136 1399 10.29Shippensburg 114 1158 10.16Slippery Rock 120 1199 9.99Indiana(Pa.) 124 1229 9.91Mercyhurst 127 1255 9.88Kutztown 94 900 9.57West Chester 132 1220 9.24Millersville 136 1166 8.57East Stroudsburg 105 787 7.50Cheyney 67 81 1.21

Service AcesTeam G No. SA/GGannon 120 280 2.33Lock Haven 137 313 2.28West Chester 132 282 2.14Millersville 136 261 1.92Edinboro 129 239 1.85California(Pa.) 150 267 1.78Kutztown 94 167 1.78East Stroudsburg 105 186 1.77Slippery Rock 120 202 1.69Clarion 136 215 1.58Shippensburg 114 168 1.47Mercyhurst 127 184 145

Indiana(Pa.) 124 172 1.39Cheyney 67 50 0.75

BlocksTeam G Tot. Blk/GMercyhurst 127 280.0 2.20Clarion 136 293.5 2.16Lock Haven 137 289.0 2.11California(Pa.) 150 307.5 2.05Kutztown 94 192.5 2.05West Chester 132 267.5 2.03Shippensburg 114 227.0 1.99Gannon 120 238.0 1.98Edinboro 129 207.0 1.60Slippery Rock 120 192.5 1.60Indiana(Pa.) 124 166.0 1.34Millersville 136 177.5 1.31East Stroudsburg 105 122.0 1.16Cheyney 67 19.5 0.29

DigsTeam G No. D/GLock Haven 137 2407 17.57Slippery Rock 120 2087 17.39Indiana(Pa.) 124 2118 17.08California(Pa.) 150 2476 16.51Clarion 136 2195 16.14Kutztown 94 1468 15.62Edinboro 129 2002 15.52West Chester 132 1953 14.80Mercyhurst 127 1858 14.63Gannon 120 1663 13.86Millersville 136 1860 13.68East Stroudsburg 105 1434 13.66Shippensburg 114 1394 12.23Cheyney 67 340 5.07

IndividualStatistics

Hitting Percentage(Minimum .200/3.0 attacks per game)

Player Kills Tot. Pct.Kim Windstein, LHU 197 407 .383Xuan Gao, LHU 436 907 .361Bridget Bielich, CAL 349 763 .349Ludmila Amaral, CAL 389 893 .328Michelle Powers, WCU 308 710 .297Grace Novacek, LHU 153 347 .297Kara Cullen, GAN 254 615 .294Joanna Nist, CAL 563 1294 .285Brittany Slauterbeck, EDIN 227 538 .279Haley Gribler, LHU 399 963 .278

Kills(Minimum 2.00 per game)

Player G No. K/GJoanna Nist, CAL 145 563 3.88Morgan Reineke, GAN 112 386 3.45Xuan Gao, LHU 127 436 3.43Kellie Bartman, CLAR 132 422 3.20Haley Gribler, LHU 128 399 3.12Kaylee Smith, ROCK 111 342 3.08Jessica Bodkin, IUP 120 369 3.08Lauren Sazama, GAN 105 322 3.07Alyson Stark, ESU 63 174 2.76Chelsea Jensen, MC 114 314 2.75

Assists(Minimum 5.00 per game)

Player G No. A/GRenata da Silva, CAL 108 1241 11.49Maire Prybyl, GAN 109 1117 10.25Megan Osysko, EDIN 127 1228 9.67Fabiana Gomez, LHU 129 1217 9.43Amanda Gough, CLAR 130 1205 9.27Chelsey Kreinbrook, IUP 119 1064 8.94Julia Butler, MC 115 996 8.66Helen Fitzpatrick, WCU 128 1039 8.12Andrea Heimsoth, SHIP 116 927 7.99Cassie Willman, ESU 62 396 6.39

Service Aces(Minimum 0.10/game)

Player G No. SA/GLauren Sazama, GAN 105 77 0.73Jamie Celia, KUTZ 85 49 0.58Lindsey Smith, KUTZ 80 44 0.55Haley Gribler, LHU 128 64 0.50Chelsea Jensen, MC 114 54 0.47Manoucheca Juice, CHEY 51 24 0.47Christina Laury, LHU 130 61 0.47Lisa Campbell, WCU 128 59 0.46Sara McMullen, CAL 116 53 0.46Morgan Reineke, GAN 112 50 0.45

Blocks(Minimum 1.0 per game)

Player G Tot.Blk/GKara Cullen, GAN 115 129.0 1.12Rebecca Webb, CLAR 131 141.0 1.08Ludmila Amaral, CAL 144 154.0 1.07

Digs(Minimum 1.00 per game)

Player G No. D/GEmily Pany, IUP 120 693 5.78Lindsey Lulio, ESU 99 562 5.68Rhianon Brady, CLAR 132 729 5.52Christina Laury, LHU 130 702 5.40Maureen Tilert, EDIN 122 617 5.06Stacey Domer, ROCK 117 558 4.77Lisa Campbell, WCU 128 567 4.43Jamie Celia, KUTZ 85 375 4.41Julie Paronish, CAL 137 601 4.39Kendall Ashworth, MC 100 437 4.37

Brittany Slauterbeck ... ranked ninth in thePSAC in hitting percentage.

Games1. Olivia Williams (2006­09) ......................5082. Mandy Bambauer (1995­98) ................4803. Ashley Walton (2000­03) ......................4664. Breanna Smith (2004­07) ......................4585. Mandie Moyer (1996­99) ......................4576. Stephanie Burner (1999­2002)..............4557. Jenna Benkelman (2004­07) ................4468. Marissa DeLiberato (2001­04) ..............4459. Becky Byers (1995­98) ..........................430

10. Renee Kam (2001­04) ............................423

Hitting Percentageminimum 700 attempts

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

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

Total Attempts1. Jenna Newman (2004­07) ..................40162. Ashley Walton (2000­03) ....................37053. Amy Medicus (2000­03) ......................34344. Olivia Williams (2006­09) ....................34295. Becky Byers (1995­98) ........................30386. Breanna Smith (2004­07) ....................28707. Stephanie Radecki (1994­96) ..............27108. Stephanie Burner (1999­2002)............26589. Jodie Williams (1995­98) ......................2571

10. Michelle Hubalek (1993­95) ................2385

Kills1. Ashley Walton (2000­03) ....................19062. Jenna Newman (2004­07) ..................18993. Olivia Williams (2006­09)......................14414. Amy Medicus (2000­03) ......................12535. Becky Byers (1995­98)..........................12066. Stephanie Radecki (1994­96) ..............11977. Mandie Moyer (1996­99) ......................11108. Michelle Hubalek (1993­95) ................10409. Breanna Smith (2004­07) ....................1032

Jodie Williams (1995­98) ......................1032

Kill Averageminimum 500 kills

1. Jenna Newman (2004­07)....................4.752. Ashley Walton (2000­03) ....................4.093. Michelle Ferguson (1993­94) ................3.414. Stephanie Radecki (1994­96)................3.225. Jen Shaw (2001­03) ................................3.21

6. Jennifer Fuhrman (1997­99) ..................3.117. Michelle Hubalek (1993­95)..................3.058. Amy Medicus (2000­03) ......................2.989. Olivia Williams (2006­09) ....................2.84

10. Becky Byers (1995­98) ..........................2.80

Assists1. Renee Kam (2001­04) ..........................54312. Lisa Poeschl (1997­2000) ....................44783. Ashley Cottengim (2003­06) ..............31364. Katie Wilkins (2007­08) ......................23465. Rosie Weisenseel (1994, 1996)............22376. Lori Schafer (1994­96) ..........................21037. Megan Osysko (2008­pres.) ..............20048. Claudia Rech (1998­2000) ....................15429. Annah Debevc (1995­97)........................245

10. Katie Quatman (1999­2002) ..................189

Assist Averageminimum 1,000 assists

1. Renee Kam (2001­04) ..........................12.842. Lisa Poeschl (1997­2000) ....................12.233. Claudia Rech (1998­2000) ....................11.334. Katie Wilkins (2007­08) ........................9.275. Rosie Weisenseel (1994, 1996)............8.806. Megan Osysko (2008­pres.) ................8.157. Ashley Cottengim (2004­06)................7.508. Lori Schafer (1994­96) ..........................6.61

Service Aces1. Jenna Benkelman (2004­07) ................1692. Jenna Newman (2004­07)......................1573. Amelia Robinson (2003­06) ..................1534. Becky Byers (1995­98) ............................1505. Breanna Smith (2004­07) ......................1436. Stephanie Radecki (1994­96) ................1427. Mandy Bambauer (1995­98)..................135

Lisa Poeschl (1997­2000) ........................1359. Jodie Williams (1995­98) ........................134

10. Brittany Slauterbeck (2006­09 ..............128

Ace Averageminimum 50 aces

1. Rosie Weisenseel (1994, 1996) .......... .4922. Amelia Robinson (2003­2006)............ .4013. Michelle Hubalek (1993­95)................ .3864. Stephanie Radecki (1994­96) ............ .3825. Lisa Poeschl (1997­2000) .................... .3686. Katie Quatman (1999­2002) .............. .3667. Abby Galcik (1998­2000) .................... .3658. Jodie Williams (1995­98) .................... .3609. Becky Byers (1995­98) ........................ .348

10. Lori Schafer (1994­96) ........................ .336

Digs1. Maureen Tilert (2007­pres.) ................17252. Marissa DeLiberato (2001­04)..............1722

3. Stephanie Burner (1999­2002) ............17074. Amy Medicus (2000­03) ......................14935. Jodie Williams (1995­98) ......................12206. Renee Kam (2001­04)............................11807. Becky Byers (1995­98) ..........................11258. Mandy Bambauer (1995­98)................10879. Stephanie Radecki (1994­96) ..............105310. Jen Shaw (2001­03)................................983

Dig Averageminimum of 500 digs

1. Maureen Tilert (2007­present) ..........4.662. Marissa DeLiberato (2001­04)..............3.873. Stephanie Burner (1999­2002) ............3.754. Amy Medicus (2000­03)........................3.555. Jen Shaw (2001­03) ..............................3.446. Rosie Weisenseel (1994, 1996) ............3.427. Jodie Williams (1995­98) ......................3.278. Michelle Hubalek (1993­95)..................3.079. Michelle Bator (2001­05) ......................2.93

10. Stephanie Radecki (1994­96) ..............2.83

Block Solos1. Ashley Walton (2000­03) ........................902. Jenna Newman (2004­07) ......................883. Mandie Moyer (1996­99) ........................824. Brittany Slauterbeck (2006­09................795. Alicia Knouff (2002­05) ............................706. Erica Shaffer (1996­99) ............................537. Olivia Williams (2006­09) ........................678. Michelle Hubalek (1993­95) ....................659. Erica Shaffer (1996­99) ............................53

10. Stephanie Radecki (1994­96) ..................42

Block Assists1. Mandie Moyer (1996­99) ......................4582. Erica Shaffer (1996­99) ..........................3943. Jenna Newman (2004­07) ....................3794. Ashley Walton (2000­03)........................3135. Olivia Williams (2006­09) ......................2826. Brittany Slauterbeck (2006­09 ..............2616. Alicia Knouff (2002­05) ..........................253

Mandy Bambauer (1995­98)..................2538. Katie Hummel (2000­03) ...................... 2349. Lori Schafer (1994­96) ............................175

Total Blocks1. Mandie Moyer (1996­99) ......................5402. Jenna Newman (2004­present) ..........4673. Erica Shaffer (1996­99) ..........................4474. Ashley Walton (2000­03) ......................4035. Olivia Williams (2006­09) ......................3496. Brittany Slauterbeck (2006­09) ............3307. Alicia Knouff (2002­05) ..........................3238. Mandy Bambauer (1995­98)..................2779. Katie Hummel (2000­03) ........................271

10. Michelle Hubalek (1993­95) ..................225

Block Averageminimum 100 blocks

1. Jenna Newman (2004­present) ..........1.232. Mandie Moyer (1996­99) .................... 1.183. Olivia Williams (2006­09) ......................1.174. Sonya Leonard (1994) ........................ 1.085. Erica Shaffer (1996­99)........................ 1.066. Michelle Hubalek (1993­95)................ .9657. Jennifer Fuhrman (1997­99) .............. .9528. Alicia Knouff (2002­05)........................ .9229. Ashley Walton (2000­03) .................... .778

10. Erin Riley (1995­98) .............................. .715

1,000 Kills Club1. Ashley Walton (2000­03) 19062. Jenna Newman (2004­07) 18993. Olivia Williams (2006­09) 14414. Amy Mediucus (2000­03) 12535. Becky Byers (1995­98) 12066. Stephanie Radecki (1994­96) 11977. Mandie Moyer (1996­99) 11108. Michelle Hubalek (1993­95) 10409. Breanna Smith (2004­07) 1032

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

Becky Byers Jodie Williams

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

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

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

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

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

Kills1. Ashley Walton, 2003 ............................6342. Jenna Newman, 2007............................6163. Stephanie Radecki, 1996 ......................4984. Alicia Knouff, 2005 ................................4965. Jenna Newman, 2005............................4816. Jenna Newman, 2006 ..........................4707. Ashley Walton, 2002..............................4628. Stephanie Radecki,, 1995......................4589. Jennifer Fuhrman, 1999........................445

10. Olivia Williams, 2007 ............................430Amy Medicus, 2001................................430

12. Melanie Skolny, 1994 ............................42413. Jodie Williams, 1997 ..............................42314. Ashley Walton, 2001 ..............................414

Total Attempts1. Jenna Newman, 2007 ..........................12872. Stephanie Radecki, 1996......................1242 3. Ashley Walton, 2003 ............................11824. Alicia Knouff, 2005 ................................11165. Amy Medicus, 2003 ............................10956. Amy Medicus, 2001 ..............................10747. Olivia Williams, 2007 ............................10418. Jodi Williams, 1997 ..............................10229. Jenna Newman, 2005 ..........................985

10. Stephanie Radecki, 1995 ......................98411. Lori Schafer, 1996..................................94612. Jodie Williams, 1998..............................93513. Breanna Smith, 2004 ............................91914. Brittany Slauterbeck, 2007....................91015. Ellie Lininger, 2008 ................................891

Kill Percentageminimum 300 attempts

1. Ashley Walton, 2003............................ .4312. Michelle Hubalek, 1995 ...................... .420 3. Mandie Moyer, 1998.......................... .4094. Lori Schafer, 1995................................ .4025. Ashley Walton, 2002 .......................... .3986. Mandie Moyer, 1999 .......................... .3867. Ashley Walton, 2000 .......................... .3658. Michelle Ferguson, 1994 .................... .3599. Ashley Walton, 2001............................ .355

10. Jenna Newman, 2006 ........................ .353

Kill Average1. Ashley Walton, 2003 ............................4.80

2. Jenna Newman, 2007 ..........................4.433. Ashley Walton, 2002 ............................3.984. Stephanie Radecki, 1996 ......................3.915. Ashley Walton, 2000 ............................3.886. Jennifer Fuhrman, 1999........................3.777. Amy Medicus, 2001 ..............................3.748. Melanie Skolny, 1994 ............................3.729. Jen Shaw, 2002 ....................................3.67

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

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

Lisa Poeschl, 1998 ................................12909. Ashley Cottengim, 2006......................1269

10. Megan Osysko, 2009 ..........................122811. Rosie Weisenseel, 1994........................1190 12. Lisa Poeschl, 2000 ................................112813. Rosie Weisenseel, 1996 ......................104714. Claudia Rech, 1999 ................................89915. Megan Osysko, 2008 ............................776

Assist Average1. Lisa Poeschl, 2000 ..............................14.102. Renee Kam, 2003 ................................13.613. Renee Kam, 2001 ................................13.364. Renee Kam, 2002 ................................13.265. Katie Wilkins, 2007..............................12.466. Claudia Rech, 1999 ..............................12.327. Lisa Poeschl, 1998................................12.298. Valerie Ludwigs, 2002..........................11.789. Lisa Poeschl, 1999................................11.46

10. Lisa Poeschl, 1997 ................................11.35

Digs1. Marissa DeLiberato, 2004 ....................6642. Maureen Tilert, 2009 ............................6173. Michelle Bator, 2005 ............................5864. Maureen Tilert, 2008 ............................5705. Stephanie Burner, 2002........................5686. Stephanie Burner, 2001 ........................5657. Maureen Tilert, 2007 ............................5388. Rosie Weisenseel, 1996 ........................4819. Amy Medicus, 2001................................467

10. Jen Shaw, 2003......................................465

Digs Average1. Marissa DeLiberato, 2004....................5.442. Maureen Tilert, 2009 ..........................5.063. Stephanie Burner, 2001........................4.754. Stephanie Burner, 2002 ......................4.585. Maureen Tilert, 2008 ..........................4.566. Maureen Tilert, 2007............................4.377. Amy Medicus, 2001 ..............................4.068. Michelle Bator, 2005 ............................3.81

Jodie Williams, 1998..............................3.8110. Jen Shaw, 2003......................................3.72

Service Aces1. Amelia Robinson, 2005 ..........................932. Breanna Smith, 2007................................753. Rosie Weisenseel, 1996 ..........................744. Jenna Benkelman, 2007 ..........................725. Katie Hummel, 2003................................656. Stephanie Radecki, 1996 ........................61

7. Katie Wilkins, 2007 ..................................608. Lori Schafer, 1996 ....................................569. Jenna Benkelman, 2006..........................55

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

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

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

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

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

10. Dana Czerwonka, 1999 ........................0.4711. Abby Galcik, 2000 ................................0.4612. Rosie Weisenseel, 1994........................0.4513. Stephanie Radecki, 1996 ....................0.4414. Jenna Benkelman, 2006 ......................0.4315. Megan Osysko, 2008............................0.42

Katie Wilkins, 2007 ..............................0.42

Total Blocks1. Mandie Moyer, 1998..............................1862. Erica Shaffer, 1998 ................................1663. Michelle Hubalek, 1995..........................1654. Mandie Moyer, 1997 ..............................1565. Ashley Walton, 2003 ..............................1436. Jenna Newman, 2004 ............................1417. Alicia Knouff, 2005 ................................1398. Mandie Moyer, 1999 ..............................1379. Jenna Newman, 2007 ............................134

10. Katie Hummel, 2003 ..............................124

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

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

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

Block Assists1. Mandie Moyer, 1998..............................1592. Erica Shaffer, 1998 ..................................1413. Mandie Moyer, 1997 ..............................1354. Jenna Newman, 2004............................1205. Mandie Moyer, 1999 ..............................1186. Michelle Hubalek, 1995 ..........................1157. Alicia Knouff, 2005 ................................1098. Katie Hummel, 2003 ..............................1089. Jenna Newman, 2007 ............................102

10. Mandy Bambauer, 1996 ........................100

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

5 Games67 Stephanie Radecki vs. Lock Haven,

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

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

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

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

11/8/96

Kills3 Games27 Stephanie Radecki vs. East Stroudsburg,

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

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

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

10/1/96

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

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

25 Olivia Williams vs. Millersville, 10/9/0925 Jenna Newman vs. Notre Dame(OH),

10/31/0525 Stephanie Radecki vs. Indiana(Pa.),

11/4/9525 Ashley Walton vs. Lees­McRae, 11/22/0224 Ashley Walton vs. Lees­McRae, 10/18/0324 Ashley Walton vs. Clarion, 10/7/0324 Ashley Walton vs. Lock Haven, 10/22/0324 Ashley Walton vs. Slippery Rock, 11/4/0024 Jodie Williams vs. Cornerstone, 8/30/97

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

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

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

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

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

Hitting Percentage(minimum 12 attempts)

3 Games.917 Mandie Moyer vs. East

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

(11­0­13), 10/15/06 .824 Ashley Walton vs. East Stroudsburg

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

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

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

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

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

(14­1­17), 9/7/07 .760 Jenna Newman vs. West Chester

(20­1­25), 10/14/06.750 Brittany Slauterbeck vs. West Liberty

State (10­1­12), 10/18/08.750 Jenna Newman vs. Geneva (17­2­20),

10/7/06

4 Games.812 Ashley Cottengim vs. Millersville

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

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

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

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

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

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

(16­1­22), 10/14/97

.682 Erica Shaffer vs. Stony Brook (17­2­22), 10/25/98

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

9/20/97.536 Ashley Walton vs. Lees­McRae

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

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

9/18/04.514 Jenna Newman vs. Shippensburg

(21­2­37), 10/1/05

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

10/18/94

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Digs3 Games32 Maureen Tilert vs. Clarion, 10/17/0926 Amy Medicus vs. Southern Indiana,

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

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

10/4/9422 Marissa DeLiberato vs. Shippensburg,

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

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

9/2/0622 Amelia Robinson vs. Lewis, 8/25/0621 Marissa DeLiberato vs. Findlay, 11/23/0421 Amy Medicus vs. Clarion, 11/3/0121 Stephanie Burner vs. Gannon, 9/11/02

4 Games35 Marissa DeLiberato vs. Mercyhurst,

10/28/0430 Maureen Tilert vs. Slippery Rock, 11/7/0930 Marissa DeLiberato vs. Lynn, 8/27/0430 Amy Medicus vs. Indiana(Pa.), 9/27/0130 Rosie Weisenseel vs. Millersville, 10/1/9429 Maureen Tilert vs. Mercyhurst, 11/11/0828 Maureen Tilert vs. Slippery Rock, 10/25/0828 Marissa DeLiberato vs. California(Pa.),

9/28/0427 Maureen Tilert vs. Millersville, 10/9/0927 Maureen Tilert vs. IUP, 9/9/0827 Michelle Bator vs. Ferris State, 9/10/0527 Lori Schafer vs. West Virginia.

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

Wesleyan, 9/20/9725 Marissa DeLiberato vs. Clarion, 10/5/04

5 Games36 Marissa DeLiberato vs. Florida

Southern, 9/6/0335 Stephanie Burner vs. Indiana(Pa.), 10/9/0131 Maureen Tilert vs. Kutztown, 11/9/0731 Marissa DeLiberato vs. Lees­McRae,

10/16/0431 Marissa DeLiberato vs. Florida

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

Wesleyan, 11/21/9730 Maureen Tilert vs. Indiana(Pa.), 10/24/0930 Tiffany Trgovac vs. Rollins, 8/27/0530 Marissa DeLiberato vs. Clarion, 11/6/0430 Rosie Weisenseel vs. Mercyhurst, 9/19/9630 Stephanie Burner vs. Juniata, 9/22/0130 Stephanie Burner vs. IUP, 10/15/02

Block Solos3 Games

7 Alicia Knouff vs. Shippensburg, 10/8/044 Sonya Leonard vs. Indiana (Pa.), 9/6/943 Brittany Slauterbeck vs. Univ. of Sciences,

9/6/083 Jenna Newman vs. Elizabeth City State,

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

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

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

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

10/31/95

4 Games6 Erica Shaffer vs. Slippery Rock, 9/15/984 Jenna Newman vs. Lynn, 8/27/043 14 tied with three block solos (last:

Brittany Slauterbeck vs. IUP, 9/9/08

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

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

Brittany Slauterbeck vs. Dowling, 8/31/07

Block Assists3 Games

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

4 Games11 Mandie Moyer vs. Slippery Rock, 9/16/979 Sonya Leonard vs. Millersville, 10/1/949 Mandie Moyer vs. West Virginia

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

Wesleyan, 10/15/998 Alicia Knouff vs. Clarion, 10/5/048 Alicia Knouff vs. Tampa, 8/28/048 Ashley Walton vs. Indiana(Pa.), 9/23/037 Olivia Williams vs. Gannon, 9/26/087 Jenna Newman vs. Clarion, 10/2/077 Jenna Newman vs. West Chester, 9/29/077 Alicia Knouff vs. Mount Olive, 10/14/057 Jenna Newman vs. Indiana(Pa.), 10/19/047 Alicia Knouff vs. Mt. Olive, 10/15/047 Mandy Bambauer vs. Lock Haven, 10/8/967 Stephanie Radecki vs. Millersville, 10/21/947 Mandie Moyer vs. Grand Valley St., 8/29/98

5 Games10 Mandy Bambauer vs. Lock Haven,

11/22/969 Mandie Moyer vs. West Virginia

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

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

Total Blocks3 Games12 Alicia Knouff vs. Shippensburg, 10/8/0410 Mandie Moyer vs. Bentley, 10/24/9810 Erica Shaffer vs. Fairmont St., 10/17/98

9 Alicia Knouff vs. Slippery Rock, 10/25/059 Alicia Knouff vs. West Chester, 10/9/049 Michelle Hubalek vs. Barry, 10/21/959 Mandie Moyer vs. Clarion, 9/19/988 six tied with eight total blocks

4 Games12 Mandie Moyer vs. West Virginia

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

5 Games11 Mandy Bambauer vs. Lock Haven,

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

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

Jenna Newman vs. Lenoir­Rhyne, 9/8/07

Service Aces3 Games14 Amelia Robinson vs. Cheyney, 10/7/0510 Samantha Kuehner vs. Cheyney, 10/20/0710 Ashley Cottengim vs. Cheyney, 9/25/049 Amelia Robinson vs. St. Anselm, 10/15/059 Ashley Cottengim vs. Cheyney, 10/10/038 Angela Groshner vs. Central State(OH),

8/30/088 Katie Hummel vs. Lees­McRae, 9/12/038 Lisa Poeschl vs. Florida Southern, 8/28/997 Katie Wilkins vs. Central State(OH), 8/30/087 Jenna Benkelman vs. Elizabeth City State,

10/13/077 Amelia Robinson vs. Cheyney, 10/10/037 Lisa Poeschl vs. Clarion, 11/4/977 Amy Medicus vs. East Stroudsburg, 9/27/027 Abby Linsted vs. Cheyney, 9/28/027 Brittany Slauterbeck vs. Cheyney, 9/23/06

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

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

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

5 Games9 Katie Hummel vs. Southwest State,

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

8/24/017 Dana Czerwonka vs.Lees­McRae,

11/20/996 Rosie Weisenseel vs. Charleston,

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

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Year W L T Pct. Coach1971 unavailable Nancy Acker1972 10 3 0 .769 Dr. Patrick McLane 1973 unavailable Dr. Patrick McLane1974 17 6 0 .739 Dr. Patrick McLane1975 22 4 0 .846 Dr. Patrick McLane1976 25 4 0 .862 Dr. Patrick McLane1977 28 9 0 .757 Dr. Patrick McLane1978 19 9 1 .672 Dr. Patrick McLane1979 18 11 1 .617 Dennis Patton1980 37 9 0 .804 Dr. Patrick McLane1981 30 13 1 .693 Dr. Patrick McLane1982 31 10 1 .750 Dr. Patrick McLane1983 9 23 0 .281 Dr. Patrick McLane1984 16 20 0 .444 Dr. Patrick McLane1985 16 23 0 .410 Dr. Patrick McLane1986 15 18 0 .395 Glen Conley1987 22 12 0 .647 Glen Conley1988 27 11 0 .711 Glen Conley1989 29 11 0 .725 Glen Conley1990 33 4 0 .892 Glen Conley1991 29 5 0 .853 Glen Conley1992 25 5 0 .833 Glen Conley1993 15 15 0 .500 Glen Conley1994 27 5 0 .844 Lynn Theehs1995 14 19 0 .424 Lynn Theehs1996 28 13 0 .683 Lynn Theehs1997 26 12 0 .684 Lynn Theehs1998 28 9 0 .757 Lynn Theehs

Year W L T Pct. Coach1999 22 11 0 .667 Lynn Theehs2000 20 8 0 .714 Lynn Theehs2001 19 13 0 .593 Lynn Theehs2002 26 9 0 .743 Lynn Theehs2003 26 12 0 .684 Lynn Theehs2004 13 19 0 .406 Dale Flickinger2005 26 16 0 .619 Missy Soboleski2006 19 17 0 .528 Missy Soboleski2007 28 11 0 .718 Missy Soboleski2008 26 9 0 .743 Missy Soboleski2009 23 13 0 .639 Missy Soboleski

Total 824 420 4 .662 7 Head Coaches

Win-Loss Percentage by CoachCoach Yrs. W L T Pct.Glen Conley 8 195 81 0 .707Lynn Theehs 10 236 111 0 .680Missy Soboleski 5 122 66 0 .649Patrick McLane* 12 260 144 3 .643Dennis Patton 1 18 11 1 .617Dale Flickinger 1 13 19 0 .406Nancy Acker* 1 ­­unavailable­­Total 38 824 420 4 .662

*Records for 1971 & 1973 season unavailable

Dr. PatrickMcLane

(1972­78, ‘80­85)Lynn Theehs

(1994­2003)Glen Conley

(1986­93)

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

career assists with 4,478.

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

} MiscellaneousRecordsMatches 39 (2007)Winning Streak 12 (1994,

2002)Consecutive Home Wins 14 (1995,96)Consecutive Winning Seasons 10 (1971­82)Wins in a Season 33 (1990)Losses in a Season 23 (1983,85)Longest PSAC Winning Streak 12 (1994­95)Longest PSAC Losing Streak 2 (1999, 2004, (regular season) 2007)Wins Versus PSAC Opponents 14 (1994,1996)

Season Records

Kills1994 Melanie Skolny ............................4241995 Stephanie Radecki ...................... 4581996 Stephanie Radecki ...................... 4981997 Jodie Williams .............................. 4231998 Jodie Williams ..............................3881999 Jennifer Fuhrman ........................4452000 Ashley Walton ..............................3962001 Amy Medicus................................4302002 Ashley Walton ..............................4622003 Ashley Walton ..............................6342004 Jenna Newman ............................3322005 Alicia Knouff..................................4962006 Jenna Newman ............................4702007 Jenna Newman ............................6162008 Olivia Williams ..............................3692009 Olivia Williams ..............................297

Hitting Percentage1994 Michelle Ferguson .................... .3591995 Michelle Hubalek ...................... .420 1996 Stephanie Radecki .................... .268 1997 Mandie Moyer............................ .335 1998 Mandie Moyer .......................... .409 1999 Mandie Moyer .......................... .3862000 Ashley Walton............................ .3652001 Ashley Walton............................ .3552002 Ashley Walton............................ .3982003 Ashley Walton ............................ .4312004 Renee Kam ................................ .4042005 Ashley Cottengim...................... .3902006 Jenna Newman.......................... .3532007 Jenna Newman.......................... .313

Katie Wilkins .............................. .3132008 Olivia Williams ............................ .3212009 Brittany Slauterbeck................... .279

Assists1994 Rosie Weisenseel ........................11901995 Lori Schafer ..................................13731996 Rosie Weisenseel ........................10471997 Lisa Poeschl..................................14411998 Lisa Poeschl ................................12901999 Claudia Rech................................ 8992000 Lisa Poeschl ..................................11282001 Renee Kam ..................................15502002 Renee Kam ..................................14722003 Renee Kam ..................................1647

2004 Renee Kam....................................7622005 Ashley Cottengim ......................12902006 Ashley Cottengim ......................12692007 Katie Wilkins................................17692008 Megan Osysko ..............................7762009 Megan Osysko ............................1228

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

Brittany Slauterbeck ......................182007 Jenna Newman ..............................322008 Brittany Slauterbeck ......................202009 Olivia Williams ................................20

Block Assists1994 Stephanie Radecki ......................911995 Michelle Hubalek........................1151996 Mandy Baumbauer ..................1001997 Mandie Moyer............................1351998 Mandie Moyer ..........................1591999 Mandie Moyer............................1182000 Ashley Walton..............................532001 Ashley Walton ............................672002 Ashley Walton..............................752003 Ashley Walton ............................1182004 Jenna Newman..........................1202005 Alicia Knouff ..............................1092006 Jenna Newman ..........................692007 Jenna Newman..........................1022008 Olivia Williams..............................812009 Olivia Williams ............................66

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

1997 Mandie Moyer ..............................1561998 Mandie Moyer ..............................1861999 Mandie Moyer ..............................1372000 Ashley Walton..................................712001 Ashley Walton ................................932002 Ashley Walton ................................962003 Ashley Walton ..............................1432004 Jenna Newman..............................1412005 Alicia Knouff ..................................1392006 Jenna Newman ..............................852007 Jenna Newman ............................1342008 Olivia Williams ................................922009 Olivia Williams ................................86

Digs1994 Rosie Weisenseel ........................3881995 Stephanie Radecki ......................3661996 Rosie Weisenseel ..........................4811997 Jodie Williams ..............................4551998 Jodie Williams ..............................4271999 Stephanie Burner..........................3242000 Amy Medicus ................................3412001 Stephanie Burner ........................5652002 Stephanie Burner ........................5682003 Jen Shaw ......................................4652004 Marissa DeLiberato......................6642005 Michelle Bator ..............................5862006 Amelia Robinson ..........................3362007 Maureen Tilert..............................5382008 Maureen Tilert..............................5702009 Maureen Tilert ..............................617

Service Aces1994 Rosie Weisenseel ............................511995 Michelle Hubalek ............................521996 Rosie Weisenseel............................741997 Jodie Williams ................................531998 Jodie Williams ................................391999 Dana Czerwonka ............................432000 Abby Galcik......................................452001 Stephanie Burner............................372002 Katie Hummel ................................362003 Katie Hummel ................................652004 Tiffany Trgovac ..............................372005 Amelia Robinson ............................93 2006 Jenna Benkelman ..........................552007 Breanna Smith ................................752008 Megan Osysko................................50

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Stephanie Radecki (‘97) starred as a member of the Edinboro volleyball team from 1993­96, and was the 1997 Nancy Acker Award winner. In April 2008 shewas one of ten individuals inducted into the Edinboro University Athletic Hall of Fame. Edinboro made two appearances in the Elite Eight in her four seasons,capturing the Atlantic Region title in 1994 and again in 1996. A native of Meadville, PA, she ranksamong Edinboro’s career leaders in a number of categories. She captured a number of honorsduring her career. She was a first team All­PSAC West selection in 1995 and 1996. In 1996, she wasvoted the PSAC West Athlete of the Year after leading the Fighting scots to a 28­13 record. Shealso earned All­Atlantic Region honors in 1995 and ‘96. After serving as an assistant coach atEdinboro for a season, she moved to North Alabama as a graduate assistant coach in 1998. Thatwas the beginning of a very successful coaching career. Radecki spent one season as the headcoach at St. Leo, and completed her fourth season as the head coach at North Alabama in the fall.During that period her teams have compiled a 115­30 record. She won Gulf Coast Conferencechampionships in each of her first three seasons, along with guiding the Lions to the 2006 NCAASouth Central Region title and a berth in the National Championship match. She was named theGSC East Division Coach of the Year and AVCA Regional Coach of the Year in 2005 and 2006.

Radecki Inducted into Hall of Fame

Stephanie Radecki (middle) receives her Hall of Fame plaque from PresidentDr. Jeremy Brown (right) and Director of Athletics Bruce Baumgartner (left).

Ashley WaltonAVCA All-American; Third Team, 2002 & 2003 2003 PSAC West Athlete of the Year

Ashley Walton was the first Edinboro volleyball player to earn AVCA Division II All­American honors. She was joined by Jenna Newman (see page 1) a year ago. The 5’10”middle hitter from Manchester, PA was a third team selection in 2002, then duplicated thatfete in 2003. Those were two of many honors earned by Walton during her career. Shewas recognized as the PSAC West Player of the Year as a senior, and also earned All­Atlantic Region honors all four years. She was a four­time All­PSAC choice, as well, earn­ing second team honors as a freshman before moving up to the first team her final threeyears. As a freshman, she was also the Atlantic Region and PSAC West Rookie of the Year.

PSAC West Rookie ofthe Year

1997Lisa Poeschl

2000Ashley Walton

2001Renee Kam2006

Olivia Williams2007

Katie Wilkins2008

Gina Boothe

PSAC West Player ofthe Year

1995Michelle Hubalek

1996Stephanie Radecki

2003Ashley Walton

2007Jenna Newman

Stephanie Radecki

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Lisa Poeschl

Jenna Newman2007 AVCA & Daktronics All-American; PSAC WestAthlete of the Year

Jenna Newman capped a brilliant career in 2007 as she became Edinboro’s second AVCA All­American, joining Ashley Walton. The 5’10” middle hitter earned honorable mention AVCA All­American accolades and was a third team Daktronics All­American. In addition, she was rec­ognized as the PSAC West Athlete of the Year. She earned a spot on the All­PSAC West firstteam for the second straight year. While leading Edinboro to a 28­11 record and a berth in theAtlantic Regional championship match, Newman fell just shy of setting the school record forkills in a season, finishing with 616. That left her with 1,899 career kills, seven shy of Walton’sschool record of 1,906.

AVCA Atlantic RegionCoach of the Year

2008Missy

Soboleski

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AVCA Atlantic RegionFreshman of the Year

2000Ashley Walton

2007Katie Wilkins

AVCA All-Atlantic Region1987

Christina Beck1988

Tanya Andrews1989

Becky Werling1990

Brenda JonesMelanie Skolny OH

1991Laura Beatty SKara HopkinsMelanie Skolny OH

1992Melanie Skolny OH

1993Michelle Ferguson OHMichelle Hubalek OH

1994Michelle Ferguson OHMichelle Hubalek MBMelanie Skolny OHRosie Weisenseel S

1995Michelle Hubalek MBStephanie Radecki OHLori Schafer S

1996Stephanie Radecki OHLori Schafer OHRosie Weisenseel S

1997Mandie Moyer MBJodie Williams OH

1998Mandie Moyer MBLisa Poeschl SErica Shaffer RS

Jodie Williams OH1999

Jennifer Fuhrman MBMandie Moyer MBErica Shaffer RS

2000Lisa Poeschl SAshley Walton MB

2001Ashley Walton MHAmy Medicus OH

2002Ashley Walton MHJen ShawOHRenee Kam S

2003Katie Hummel MHRenee Kam SAshley Walton MH

2004Marissa DeLiberato L

2005Alicia Knouff MHJenna Newman MH

2007Jenna Newman MHKatie Wilkins SOlivia Williams (HM) OH

2008Gina Boothe OHOlivia Williams MH

2009Megan Osysko OH

All-PSAC West 1991

First Team: Melanie Skolny OHLaura Beatty S1992

First Team: Melanie Skolny OHLaura Beatty S

Second Team: Rosie Weisenseel S1993

First Team: Michelle Ferguson OH

Michelle Hubalek OHRosie Weisenseel S1994

First Team: Michelle Ferguson OHMelanie Skolny OHRosie Weisenseel S

Second Team: Michele Hubalek OH1995

First Team: Michele Hubalek MBStephanie Radecki OHLori Schafer S1995

First Team: Stephanie Radecki MBRosie Weisenseel S1997

First Team: Jodie Williams OHSecond Team: Mandy Bambauer MH

Mandie Moyer MHLisa Poeschl S1998

First Team: Erica Shaffer RHJodie Williams OH

Second Team: Mandie Moyer MHLisa Poeschl S1999

First Team: Erica Shaffer RHMandie Moyer MB

Second Team: Jenn Fuhrman MB2000

Second Team: Lisa Poeschl SAbby Galcik OHAshley Walton MH2001

First Team: Ashley Walton MHSecond Team: Amy Medicus OH

2002First Team: Ashley Walton MH

Stephanie Burner OHSecond Team: Renee Kam S

2003First Team: Ashley Walton MH

Renee Kam SSecond Team: Katie Hummel MH

Jen Shaw OH2004

Second Team: Marissa DeLiberato L2005

Second Team: Alicia Knouff MH2007

First Team: Jenna Newman MH2008

First Team: Olivia Williams MHSecond Team: Gina Boothe OH

2009First Team: Olivia Williams MH

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

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

1976: 25-4Head Coach: Dr. Patrick McLaneSUNY Oneonta ..........................W 2­0Central Connecticut ..................W 2­0Buffalo State..............................W 2­0Cortland State ............................L 1­2West Virginia..............................W 2­0Slippery Rock ............................W 2­0Fredonia State ..........................W 2­0Syracuse......................................W 2­0Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 2­0Buffalo State..............................W 2­0Clarion ........................................W 2­0Pittsburgh ..................................W 2­1Ohio Wesleyan ..........................W 2­0Baldwin­Wallace ........................W 2­0Akron ..........................................W 2­0Brockport State..........................L 0­2Slippery Rock ............................W 2­0Penn State..................................W 2­0Penn State Behrend..................W 3­0Ohio State ..................................W 2­1Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 2­0Pittsburgh ..................................W 2­0Clarion ........................................W 3­1Penn State..................................W 2­0East Stroudsburg ......................W 2­0#Fifth place at EAIAW Regionals

1977: 28-9Head Coach: Dr. Patrick McLane

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

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

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

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

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

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

1980: 37-9Head Coach: Dr. Patrick McLane

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

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

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

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

1982: 31-10Head Coach: Dr. Patrick McLane

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

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

1983: 9-23Head Coach: Dr. Patrick McLane

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

1984: 16-20Head Coach: Dr. Patrick McLane

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

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

1985: 16-23Head Coach: Dr. Patrick McLane

Akron ..........................................L 1­3Slippery Rock..............................L 1­2James Madison ..........................L 1­2Md. Eastern Shore ....................W 2­0Clarion..........................................L 0­2Shippensburg..............................L 0­2Slippery Rock..............................L 1­3Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 3­1Niagara........................................W 2­0Grove City....................................L 0­2Cleveland State ..........................L 0­3Mercyhurst ................................W 2­0Gannon ........................................L 1­2Clarion..........................................L 0­2Walsh ..........................................L 0­2Central Indiana ..........................L 0­2Indiana (Pa.) ..............................W 3­0Mansfield....................................W 3­2Slippery Rock..............................L 2­3Lippery Rock ..............................L 0­3Gannon ........................................L 1­2Robert Morris ............................W 2­1Clarion ........................................W 3­2Juniata ........................................L 0­3Grove City ..................................L 1­3

York ............................................W 3­0Duquesne ..................................W 3­0Walsh ..........................................L 0­2Guelph ........................................W 2­0Slippery Rock..............................L 0­2Clarion..........................................L 1­2Penn State Behrend..................W 3­2Indiana (Pa.)** ..........................W 2­0Slippery Rock**..........................L 0­2Clarion** ....................................W 2­0California (Pa.)** ......................W 2­0East Stroudsburg* ....................L 1­3Slippery Rock* ..........................W 3­2

1986: 15-18Head Coach: Glen Conley

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

1987: 22-12Head Coach: Glen Conley

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

1988: 27-11Head Coach: Glen Conley

Results Not Available

1989: 29-11Head Coach: Glen Conley

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

1990: 33-4Head Coach: Glen Conley

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1991: 29-5Head Coach: Glen Conley

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

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

1992: 27-5Head Coach: Glen Conley

Results Not Available

1993: 15-15Head Coach: Glen Conley

Results Not Available

1994: 27-5Head Coach: Lynn Theehs

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

1995: 14-19Head Coach: Lynn Theehs

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

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

1996: 27-12Head Coach: Lynn Theehs

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

1997: 26-12Head Coach: Lynn Theehs

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

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

1998: 28-9Head Coach: Lynn Theehs

North Alabama .......................... L 0­3Gardner­Webb ..........................W 3­0Alabama­Huntsville ....................L 0­3 Grand Valley State ..............W 3­1 Juniata ........................................L 2­3Lock Haven ................................W 3­1 Alderson­Broaddus ..................W 3­0 West Va. Wesleyan....................W 3­0Slippery Rock ........................W 3­1 West Va. State ......................W 3­0Barton ..........................W 3­0Lees­McRae ........................W 3­0Clarion ..........................W 3­0Univ. of Charleston ....................L 2­3California (Pa.) ......................W 3­2Juniata ..........................L 2­3Clarion ..........................W 3­0Wheeling Jesuit ........................W 3­0Indiana (Pa.) ........................W 3­0Daemen ..........................W 3­0Northern Michigan ....................L 1­3 Lock Haven ........................L 1­3Fairmont State ..........................W 3­0Slippery Rock ............................W 3­0Bentley ..........................W 3­0Bryant ..........................W 3­1Stony Brook ........................W 3­1New Haven ........................W 3­0Mercyhurst ........................W 3­0California (Pa.) ........................L 0­3 Clarion ........................................W 3­0 Indiana (Pa.) ........................W 3­0Millersville* ........................W 3­0Lock Haven* ........................W 3­0 Lock Haven^ ........................ W 3­0Univ. of Charleston^ ................W 3­0North Dakota State! ................L 0­3

1999: 22-11Head Coach: Lynn Theehs

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

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

2000: 20-8Head Coach: Lynn Theehs

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

2001: 19-13Head Coach: Lynn Theehs

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

2002: 26-9Head Coach: Lynn Theehs

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

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

2003: 26-12Head Coach: Lynn Theehs

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

2004: 13-19Head Coach: Dale Flickinger

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

2005: 26-16Head Coach: Missy Soboleski

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

2006: 19-17Head Coach: Missy Soboleski

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

2007: 28-11Head Coach: Missy Soboleski

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

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

2008: 26-9Head Coach: Missy Soboleski

Shepherd..................................W 3­0District of Columbia ................W 3­0Central State(OH) ..................W 3­0Seton Hill ..................................W 3­0UMass­Lowell ..........................W 3­1Univ. of the Sciences ..............W 3­0Indiana(Pa.)..............................W 3­1Emporia State ..........................L 0­3Pittsburg State ........................L 1­3Central Missouri ......................L 0­3Slippery Rock ..........................W 3­1Mercyhurst ..............................W 3­1Point Park ................................W 3­1Daemen....................................W 3­2Gannon ....................................W 3­1California(Pa.) ..........................L 0­3Kutztown ................................W 3­1Shippensburg ..........................W 3­2Lock Haven ..............................W 3­1Gannon ....................................W 3­0New York Tech ........................W 3­0Alderson­Broaddus ................W 3­2New Haven ..............................L 1­3Clarion ......................................W 3­1Lake Erie ..................................W 3­0West Liberty State ..................W 3­0Lake Erie ..................................W 3­0Indiana(Pa.)..............................W 3­0Wheeling Jesuit........................L 0­3Slippery Rock ..........................W 3­1Clarion ......................................W 3­1Mercyhurst ..............................W 3­1

California(Pa.) ..........................L 0­3Mercyhurst* ............................L 1­3Slippery Rock^..........................L 2­3

2009: 23-13Head Coach: Missy Soboleski

Bellarmine ................................W 3­0Fairmont State ........................W 3­0Bellarmine ................................W 3­0West Virginia State ................W 3­1Alderson­Broaddus ................W 3­0Glenville State..........................W 3­0New Haven ..............................W 3­1Pittsburg State ........................L 0­3Missouri­St. Louis ....................L 1­3Central Missouri ......................L 0­3Emporia State ..........................L 1­3Daemen....................................W 3­0Kutztown ................................W 3­0West Chester ..........................W 3­0Cheyney....................................W 3­0Indiana(Pa.)..............................W 3­2California(Pa.) ..........................L 0­3Mercyhurst ..............................L 1­3Gannon ....................................W 3­1Millersville ................................W 3­­1East Stroudsburg ....................W 3­0Shippensburg ..........................W 3­0Lock Haven ..............................L 1­3Wheeling Jesuit........................L 2­3Slippery Rock ..........................W 3­0Clarion ......................................W 3­0California(Pa.) ..........................L 1­3Indiana(Pa.)..............................W 3­2

Lake Erie ..................................W 3­0Mercyhurst ..............................W 3­0Gannon......................................L 2­3Clarion........................................L 0­3Slippery Rock ..........................W 3­1Clarion* ....................................L 1­3Clarion^ ....................................W 3­2Lock Haven^ ............................L 0­3

*PSAC Post­Season Tournament**PSAC Western Division Championships#EAIAW Regional Championships%AIAW National Championships^NCAA D­II Atlantic Regional Championships

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

NCAA Atlantic Regional1994 -- Regional Championsat Erie, PAEDINBORO def. Slippery Rock, 3­1EDINBORO def. Gannon, 3­01996 -- Regional Championsat Buckhannon, WVEDINBORO def. Lock Haven, 3­2EDINBORO def. West Virginia Wesleyan, 3­01997at Edinboro, PAEDINBORO def. West Virginia Wesleyan, 3­2Lock Haven def. EDINBORO, 3­11998 -- Regional Championsat Fairmont, WVEDINBORO def. Lock Haven, 3­0EDINBORO def. University of Charleston, 3­0

1999at Lock Haven, PAEDINBORO def. Lees­McRae, 3­2Lock Haven def. EDINBORO, 3­12000at Lock Haven, PACalifornia(Pa.) def. EDINBORO, 3­22001at Lock Haven, PAIndiana(Pa.) def. EDINBORO, 3­12002 -- Regional Championsat Indiana, PAEDINBORO def. Lees­McRae, 3­1EDINBORO def. Indiana(Pa.), 3­12003at Lock Haven, PAEDINBORO def. Indiana(Pa.), 3­0Lock Haven def. EDINBORO, 3­12005at Lock Haven, PAEDINBORO def. Mount Olive, 3­0Lees­McRae def. EDINBORO, 3­02007at California, PAEDINBORO def. Slippery Rock, 3­0EDINBORO def. Clarion, 3­1California(Pa.) def. EDINBORO, 3­02008at California, PASlippery Rock def. EDINBORO, 3­22009at California, PAEDINBORO def. Clarion, 3­2Lock Haven def. EDINBORO, 3­0

Edinboro in the NCAA Playoffs Edinboro in the NCAA Playoffs

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

BBBMandy Bambauer, 1995­98

Michelle Bator, 2001,2003­04­05Della Bayle, 1976­79Laura Beatty, 1990­92Christina Beck, 1987Chris Beltshoover, 1982­83Jenna Benkelman, 2004­06Tammy Bergmann, 1989­90Allie Biberich, 1995­98Mary Jo Bickford, 1974­75Denise Bollard, 1977­78Gina Boothe, 2008­09Janet Bowker, 1980­82Patty Brady, 1986Shelley Brandenburg,1999Jen Bravender, 1992Susan Brown, 1977Wendy Burling, 1974Stephanie Burner, 1999­02Gery Burbules, 1979­82Jeannine Burbules, 1985­87Robin Bunce, 1984­86Becky Byers, 1995­98

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

DDDBeth Darcangelo, 1974­76Susan Davey, 1977Laura Day, 1992

Annah Debevc, 1995­97Kathie Delaney, 1986Marissa DiLiberato, 2001­04Laura Dolsak, 1989Kristin Deezik, 1999

EEEJodi Ensman, 1989­91Cassie Eriser, 1993

FFFMichelle Ferguson, 1993­94

Jill Fleming, 1986Shirley Fletcher, 1974­75Shari Foltz, 1978Shellie Forcucci, 1987Debbie Fox, 1975­77Kristen Fritz, 2009Jennifer Fuhrman, 1997­99Mandy Futchi, 1992

GGGAbby Galcik, 1999­00Jane Gatto, 1974Wendy Gentile, 1982Abby Gillette, 1998­99Kim Gissendaner, 1975Angela Groshner, 2008­09Julie Groves, 1974­77Melody Groves, 1978­81

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

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

JJJJackie James, 1985­86Jeannine Jean Pierre, 1992Lori Jenkins, 1984Wendy Jenkins, 1983­86Brenda Jones, 1987­90Wendy Jones, 1976

KKKMallory Kam, 2005Renee’ Kam, 2001­04Mary Kelley, 1991Jackie Klein, 1982Alicia Knouff, 2002­03­04­05Kim Korver, 1975­78Tina Kowalski, 1997Marian Krall, 1980 Lisa Krotzer, 1992­93Samantha Kuehner, 2006­07­08­09Prudence Kurtz, 1975­77Natalie Kulak, 1979

LLLDebbie Landrine, 1977­79Julie Lang, 1990­91Cindy Lawrence, 1974Pamela Leap, 1978Lori Lee, 1978­80Debbie Lenox, 1985Sonya Leonard, 1993­94Lori Lewis, 1980­83Ellie Lininger, 2008­09Abby Linsted, 2001­03Kim Lobins, 1981­82

Jamie Luby, 1995­98Valerie Ludwigs, 2001­02

MMMBecky Malinowski, 1993­94Beyaca Martin, 2009Danielle Martzolf, 2007­08­09Erin McCleary, 1983­84Kathleen McCormick,1989Theresa McCosby, 1991Tracie McKinley, 1985Amy Medicus, 2000­03Lynne Meinert, 1989Jan Merry, 1974Marsha Miller, 1978­81

Janet Minzenberger, 1979Yvette Moore, 1984

Terri Moran, 1984Chris Morris, 1985Patty Mount, 1983Mandie Moyer, 1996­99Mary Mulligan, 1974Natalie Myers, 1996­99

NNNJolene Nagel, 1979­82Sharon Navoney, 1974­76Jenna Newman, 2004­07Sue Nichols, 1974Tonya Nicholson, 1990­92Cheryl Nuckson, 1974­75Kathy Nylik, 1989­92

OOOMegan Osysko, 2008­09

PPPPaula Parmeter, 1975­76Kristen Perkins, 2004­06Laura Perrine, 1975J. Perry, 1979Lori Pienta, 1996Shelly Pilewski, 1982­85Lisa Poeschl, 1997­00Debbie Polkovitch, 1984Cheryl Popatak, 1977Cindy Popatak, 1979­81Vivian Pritz, 2009Sue Provost, 1976

QQQCarmen Quatman, 1999­02Katie Quatman, 1999­02

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

SSSAnna Sabol, 1976­77Sheri Sargent, 1993Lori Schafer, 1993­96

Danee Schallmo, 1992­95Ann Schantz, 1987Shannon Schirack, 1991

Helen Schmalzried, 1978­80Heather Schook, 1989Chris Schroeder, 1977­79Peggy Scott, 1978­79Erica Shaffer, 1996­99Jen Shaw, 2001­03Melanie Skolny, 1990­94Brittany Slauterbeck, 2006­07­08­09Breanna Smith, 2004­07Casey Smith, 1996­97Erin Sneider, 2005Wendy Sphon, 1975­76Chrissy Steger, 2006­07

Emily Stevens, 1993­95Mary Stickell, 1974­77Pat Stucke, 1978, 80­81

TTTAmy Tausch, 2004­05Maureen Tilert, 2007­08­09Tiffany Trgovac, 2004­05Rochelle Turner, 1980­83

VVVJoy Verner, 1981

WWWShannon Walker, 2000Patty Walters, 1976­77Ashley Walton, 2000­03Denise Webster, 1974Rosie Weisenseel, 1992­96Eileen Welch, 1983­85Penny Wells, 1991

Della Bayle ‘76­79

Melanie Skolny ‘90­94

Rosie Weisenseel ‘92­96

Michelle Ferguson ‘93­94

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

Kara Hopkins ‘89­91

Amy Medicus ‘00­03

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All-Time vs. OpponentsAll-Time vs. OpponentsEdinboro Volleyball 2010

OPPONENT W L TAbilene­Christian 0 1Akron 5 6Alabama­Huntsville 1 1Alderson­Broaddus 5 0Alfred 2 0Allegheny 6 1Angelo State 0 1Army 0 1Ashland 4 3Athletes in Action 1 1Augustana 0 1Baldwin­Wallace 1 0Ball State 0 1Barry 0 3Barton 1 0Bellarmine 4 0Bentley 1 0Bryant 1 0Buffalo State 9 1Cal State Bakersfield 0 1Cal State San Bernardino 0 1California(Pa.) 33 20Cal­Northridge 0 1Canisius 2 0Carlow 1 0Carson­Newman 0 1Catholic 1 0Cedarville 0 1Central Connecticut 2 1 1Central Indiana 0 1Central Missouri 0 4Central State(OH) 1 0 Charleston 2 0Cheyney 7 0Christian Brothers 1 0Cincinnati 1 0Clarion 50 15Cleveland State 3 11Colorado Christian 1 0Concordia 2 0Connecticut 1 0Coppin State 1 0Cornerstone 1 0C.W. Post 2 2Daemen 4 0Davis & Elkins 2 0Delaware 3 2DePaul 0 1District of Columbia 2 0Dowling 5 1Duquesne 2 0D'Youville 1 0East Stroudsburg 22 7 1Eastern Kentucky 0 1Elizabeth City State 1 0Emporia State 0 2Fairleigh Dickinson 2 0Fairmont State 5 0Ferris State 2 1Findlay 2 5Florida International 0 1Florida Southern 1 5Florida Tech 0 3Franklin and Marshall 1 0Fredonia State 8 1 1Gannon 20 14Gardner­Webb 1 0Geneva 1 0Glenville State 1 0Georgetown 0 3Gettysburg 1 0Grand Canyon 0 1

OPPONENT W L TGrand Valley State 1 6Grove City 7 5Guelph 3 0Hillsdale 0 2Howard 1 0Illinois­Chicago 1 1Indiana State 0 1Indiana(Pa.) 68 11Indiana Southeast 1 0Ithaca 6 1James Madison 1 2Juniata 2 12Kent State 7 3Kentucky Wesleyan 1 0Kutztown 9 1Lake Erie 3 0Lake Superior State 3 0Lehigh 0 1Lees­McRae 11 2LeMoyne 1 0Lenoir­Rhyne 1 0Lewis 2 5Lincoln Memorial 1 0Lock Haven 20 27Lowell 0 1Loyola of Chicago 1 0Lynn 1 0Malone 6 1Mansfield 5 5Marshall 2 0Maryland 1 3Maryland Eastern Shore 1 0Maryland­Baltimore 2 0Massachusetts 1 0Mass.­Lowell 1 0McMaster 1 1Mercy 1 1Mercyhurst 33 4Miami (OH) 0 1Michigan State 0 2Michigan Tech 0 1Millersville 13 2Minnesota­Duluth 0 3Minnesota­Mankato 0 3Missouri­St. Louis 0 1Mount Olive 4 0Mount Union 1 0Navy 1 2New Haven 7 1New York Tech 5 0Niagara 5 0Norfolk State 1 0North Alabama 0 2North Dakota State 0 1North Florida 0 3Northeast 0 1Northern Colorado 0 1Northern Kentucky 0 5Northern Michigan 0 3Northern State 1 0Northwood 1 1Notre Dame(OH) 3 0Oakland 0 1Ohio State 1 1Ohio University 4 0Ohio Wesleyan 1 0Pace 0 1Penn State 5 3Penn State Behrend 7 0Pennsylvania 2 0Pittsburg State 0 2Pittsburgh 2 7

Point Park 2 0OPPONENT W L TPrinceton 2 0Providence 0 1Queens(NC) 2 0Quincy 0 1Regis 0 0 1Rhode Island 1 0Robert Morris 2 1Rollins 0 4Rutgers 0 1Saginaw Valley 0 1Salem­Teikyo 1 0Sam Houston 0 1Scarborough 0 1Seattle Pacific 0 2Seton Hill 3 0Shepherd 2 0Shippensburg 15 6Slippery Rock 56 28Southern Connecticut 2 1Southern Illinois­Edwardsville 1 0Southern Indiana 1 4Southampton 0 1Southwest State 0 1Springfield 2 1St. Anselm 1 0St. Augustine 0 1St. Bonaventure 2 0St. Cloud State 0 2St. Francis 0 1St. John Fisher 1 1St. Joseph's 1 1St. Leo’s 1 0Stony Brook 1 0SUNY Brockport 6 2SUNY Cortland 11 4SUNY New Platz 1 0SUNY Oneanta 2 0Syracuse 7 0Tampa 0 6Temple 1 2Texas Women's College 1 0Thiel 0 1Towson State 1 0Truman State 1 0Tusculum 1 0Univ. of the Sciences 1 0Valdosta State 0 1Villa Maria 1 0Villanova 1 0Virginia Commonwealth 1 0Virginia Union 3 0Walsh 0 3Wayne State(MI) 1 1West Alabama 1 0West Chester 12 1West Florida 0 1West Georgia 0 1West Liberty State 1 0West Virginia 3 2West Virgina State 1 1West Virginia Wesleyan 10 2Wisconsin­Parkside 1 4Westminster 0 1Wheeling Jesuit 4 2William and Mary 0 1Wilmington(DE) 1 0Winthrop 0 1York 0 1Youngstown State 4 2

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EdinboroEdinboro2010 Schedule2010 Schedule

Day & DateDay & Date OpponentOpponent SiteSite TimeTimeFriday, September 3 at Fairmont State Fairmont, WV

Falcon Fest Tournament at Fairmont State 11:00 a.m.vs. Concord 3:00 p.m.

Saturday, September 4 at Fairmont State Fairmont, WV Falcon Fest Tournamentvs. Point Park 12 noonvs. West Liberty 2:00 p.m.

Friday, September 10 at Central Missouri Warrensburg, MO Peggy Martin Challengevs. East Central Oklahoma 10:00 a.m.vs. Academy of Art 4:45 p.m.

Saturday, September 11 at Central Missouri Warrensburg, MOPeggy Martin Challengeat Central Missouri 12:15 p.m.vs. Pittsburg State 4:45 p.m.

Friday, September 17 at PSAC Crossover Cheyney, PAvs. Kutztown* 2:30 p.m.at Cheyney* 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, September 18 at PSAC Crossover West Chester, PAat West Chester* 3:30 p.m.

Tuesday, September 21 at Gannon* Erie, PA 7:00 p.m.Friday, September 24Friday, September 24 MERCYHURST*MERCYHURST* Edinboro, PAEdinboro, PA 7:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.Tuesday, September 28Tuesday, September 28 WHEELING JESUITWHEELING JESUIT Edinboro, PAEdinboro, PA 7:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.Friday, October 1Friday, October 1 CLARION*CLARION* Edinboro, PAEdinboro, PA 7:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.Saturday, October 2Saturday, October 2 SLIPPERY ROCK*SLIPPERY ROCK* Edinboro, PAEdinboro, PA 3:00 p.m.3:00 p.m.Wednesday, October 6 at Daemen Amherst, NY 7:00 p.m.Friday, October 8Friday, October 8 PSAC CROSSOVERPSAC CROSSOVER Edinboro, PAEdinboro, PA

LOCK HAVEN*LOCK HAVEN* 5:00 p.m.5:00 p.m.EAST STROUDSBURG*EAST STROUDSBURG* 7:30 p.m.7:30 p.m.

Saturday, October 9Saturday, October 9 PSAC CROSSOVERPSAC CROSSOVER Edinboro, PAEdinboro, PASHIPPENSBURG*SHIPPENSBURG* 1:00 p.m.1:00 p.m.MILLERSVILLE*MILLERSVILLE* 3:30 p.m.3:30 p.m.

Friday, October 15Friday, October 15 INDIANA(PA)*INDIANA(PA)* Edinboro, PAEdinboro, PA 7:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.Saturday, October 16Saturday, October 16 CALIFORNIA(PA)*CALIFORNIA(PA)* Edinboro, PAEdinboro, PA 3:00 p.m.3:00 p.m.Wednesday, October 20 at Lake Erie Painesville, OH 7:00 p.m.Friday, October 22Friday, October 22 GANNON*GANNON* Edinboro, PAEdinboro, PA 7:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.Saturday, October 23 at Mercyhurst* Erie, PA 7:00 p.m.Wednesday, October 27 at Notre Dame(OH) Euclid, OH 7:00 p.m.Friday, October 29 at Slippery Rock Slippery Rock, PA 7:00 p.m.Saturday, October 30 at Clarion Clarion, PA 2:00 p.m.Friday, November 5 at California(Pa.) California, PA 7:00 p.m.Saturday, November 6 at Indiana(Pa.) Indiana, PA 4:00 p.m.Tuesday, November 9 at PSAC Tournament TBA TBAFriday, November 12 to at PSAC Tournament TBA TBA

Saturday, November 13

HEAD COACH: Missy Soboleski * PSAC West Match