2010 utsa volleyball media guide

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UTSA Roadrunners Volleyball Almanac

Quick FactsGeneralInstitution_ ______________ The_University_of_Texas_at_San_AntonioNickname______________________________________ RoadrunnersColors__________________ Orange_(1665),_navy_blue_(289)_&_whiteFounded______________________________________________ 1969Enrollment______________________30,395_(25,893_undergraduate)President_ _________________________________Dr._Ricardo_RomoAthletics_director_ ______________________________ Lynn_Hickey_ Athletics_phone______________________________ 210/458-4161_ Ticket_office_phone____________________ 210/458-UTSA_(8872)Affiliation__________________________________ NCAA_Division_IConference_________________________ Southland_(West_Division)

Coaching staffHead_coach_ _____________ Laura_Neugebauer-Groff_(Texas_1986)_ Record_at_UTSA_(years)_________________________ 124-130_(8)_ Career_record_(years)_ _________________________ 380-192_(16)Assistant_coach________________ Howard_Wallace_(eighth_season)Assistant_coach_____________________Zheng_Xiang_(third_season)Office_phone_ _________________________________ 210/458-4196

Team Information2009_records_ ___________________________ 12-19_(7-9/5th_West)Starters_returning/lost_____________________________ 4+libero/2Letterwinners_returning/lost_____________________________ 11/3Newcomers______________________________________________ 5

HistoryHome_arena______________________________Convocation_Center_ Capacity___________________________________________ 4,080_ Press_row_phone_ ____________________________ 210/458-4566First_year_of_competition_ _______________________________ 1983_ All-time_record______________________________472-438_(.519)_ All-time_Southland_Conference_record_ _________177-137_(.564)_ NCAA_Tournament_appearances____________________ 1_(2000)_ Southland_Conference_Championships_____________________ 2_ (1999_Regular_Season/2000_Tournament)

Athletics CommunicationsAssistant_Director_(volleyball_contact)_____________ Tony_Baldwin_ [email protected]_ Office_phone_ _______________________________ 210/458-6460_ Cell_phone__________________________________ 512/983-0908_ Fax________________________________________ 210/458-4569Website________________________________________goUTSA.com Mailing_address_____________________________One_UTSA_Circle_ _______________________________ San_Antonio,_TX_78249-0691

Table of ContentsAbout_UTSA________________________________________ 2-7Academic_services____________________________________ 8-9Career_services_ ___________________________________ 10-11President_Dr._Ricardo_Romo_ ___________________________ 12Athletics_Director_Lynn_Hickey__________________________ 13Step_Up_UTSA________________________________________ 14NCAA_Compliance____________________________________ 15Convocation_Center________________________________ 16-17The_city_of_San_Antonio_____________________________ 18-21UTSA_Volleyball_in_the_community______________________ 22Southland_Conference_________________________________ 232010_schedule_ _______________________________________ 242010_rosters__________________________________________ 25Radio_chart__________________________________________ 26Returning_player_career_stats____________________________ 27Head_coach_Laura_Neugebauer-Groff__________________ 28-29Assistant_coaches/support_staff__________________________ 30UTSA_Volleyball_award_winners_________________________ 312010_opponent_information_____________________________ 32All-time_series_results__________________________________ 332010_Southland_Conference_Tournament_ ________________ 342009_final_results______________________________________ 352009_final_stats________________________________________ 362009_Southland_Conference_review_ _____________________ 37Career_records________________________________________ 38Single-season_records__________________________________ 39Single-match_records__________________________________ 40Southland_Conference_Championship_teams_ _____________ 41Honor_roll_ _______________________________________ 42-43Year-by-year_results_ _______________________________ 44-50All-time_series_results_______________________________ 50-53All-time_letterwinners_________________________________ 54

The 2010 UTSA Volleyball Media Guide was designed and edited by Associate Athletics Communications Director Brian Hernandez with assistance from Assistant AD for Athletics Communicatons Kyle Stephens. Photos courtesy of Bryan Bullon, Patrick Dunn, Jeff Huehn, Mark McClendon, Dave Taylor, San Antonio Convention and Visitor’s Bureau, Sam Houston State and Schlitterbahn Waterpark Resort.

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Sources: WikipediaAbout utSAThe University of Texas at San Antonio was founded on June 5, 1969, by Texas Governor Preston Smith.

UTSA serves the San Antonio metropolitan area and the broader region of South Texas through programs and services offered from its three campuses: Main Campus, Downtown Campus and Hemisfair Park Campus.

With more than 30,000 students enrolled in 134 undergraduate and graduate degree programs, UTSA is the second-largest component in The University of Texas System and has been one of the state’s fastest-growing public universities for much of the last decade.

UTSA listed an enrollment of 30,395 (25,893 undergraduates) for 2009-10, making it the sixth-largest school in the state of Texas.

UTSA offers 64 bachelor’s, 49 master’s and 21 doctoral degree programs in the colleges of Architecture, Business, Education and Human Development, Engineering, Honors, Liberal and Fine Arts, Public Policy, Sciences and in the Graduate School.

The university’s three campuses provide access and opportunity for large numbers of historically underserved students. More than 58 percent of UTSA’s students come from groups underrepresented in higher education. Many students are the first in their families to attend a college or university.

As the region’s largest generator of engineers, artists, business professionals, teachers, scientists and technology managers, UTSA has produced more than 78,000 graduates since awarding its first degree in 1974.

UTSA has a total of 615 budgeted tenure/tenure-track faculty positions. Ninety-eight percent of full-time faculty hold doctorates or equivalent terminal degrees. UTSA has a total of 36 endowed academic positions, a measure of academic excellence. They include 14 distinguished chairs, six chairs, six distinguished professorships, nine professorships and one faculty fellowship

In addition to the educational advantages UTSA offers, its economic impact directly and indirectly produces 1.2 billion in annual business revenues and supports an estimated 15,720 jobs in the San Antonio metropolitan statistical area. Purchases by UTSA in 2009 totaled $65 million, with $16.5 million or 25 percent designated or obtained from historically underutilized business (HUB) vendors.

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Dr. Ricardo Romo, a San Antonio native, became UTSA’s fifth president in 1999 and is the first Hispanic president in the university’s

41-year history.

Sources: UTSA Public Affairs Office

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UTSA opened the 11-acre Downtown Campus in 1997.

In 1973 construction began on UTSA’s original campus, now known as the Main Campus, on a 600-acre tract in

the rolling foothills of San Antonio’s northwest side

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Mission sTATeMenTThe University of Texas at San Antonio is dedicated to the advancement of knowledge through research and discovery, teaching and learning, community engagement and public service. As an institution of access and excellence, UTSA embraces multicultural traditions, serving as a center for intellectual and creative resources as well as a catalyst for socioeconomic development for Texas, the nation and the world.

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UTSA has plans for $265 million in construction over the next three years. The University recently received funding from the Texas Legislature for an $82 million building for the College of Engineering, where enrollment has grown more than 90 percent in six years.

The Biotechnology, Sciences and Engineering Building is one of the largest and most sophisticated science facilities at any institution of higher education in Texas.

Sources: WikipediaResearch expenditures at UTSA increased to more than $67.4 million in 2009, a 30 percent increase from the previous year.

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UTSA has four housing complexes on its Main Campus offering several styles of group living. On-campus housing accommodates approximately 3,700 students. Students living on-campus are close to classrooms, the student center, food courts, library, athletics facilities and the student recreation center.

Chaparral Village and Laurel Village are the two newest on-campus residences and both offer two- and four-bedroom suites with cable television, high speed Internet and kitchenettes, study rooms, a computer lab, a swimming pool and basketball courts.

The UTSA Library provides both electronic and physical access to information resources and services including a collection of 1,280,000 books, 41,000 periodicals and journal subscriptions, 54,000 audiovisual items and 300 electronic databases as well as manuscripts, maps, media and microforms.

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C A M p U s L i f e The Recreation and Wellness Center is a state-of-the-art 300,000 square-foot facility housing a wide variety of programs and facilities from fitness and aquatics centers, basketball, racquetball and beach volleyball courts to massage studios and a rock-climbing wall.

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UTSA students, faculty and staff have many options for dining on campus.

Real Food on Campus at Roadrunner Café, located adjacent to Chaparral Village, is an all-you-care-to-eat residential restaurant that includes a deli, brick oven pizza and stir-fry.

The University Center (UC) Food Court houses Chili’s Too, Taco Cabana, Panda Express and Burger King, while Starbucks, Subway and a C3 Convenience Store are a short walk away.

The John Peace Library (JPL) Food Court houses Chick-fil-A, Sushic-The Sushi Company, Montague’s Deli, Freshens Frozen Treats, Bene Pizza & Pasta and a C3 Convenience Store.

Other on-campus dining options include Smoothie King inside the Recreation and Wellness Center, Einstein Bros. Bagels in the Biotechnology, Sciences & Engineering Building, Extreme Pita in the Business Building and a Subway, Grille Works and C3 Convenience Store at the Downtown Campus.

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The UTSA Recreation & Wellness Center received the National Intramural and Recreational Sports Association Outstanding Facility Award in 2009.

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The UTSA Recreation & Wellness Center houses more than 24,000 square feet of weight and cardio space.

The UTSA Recreation & Wellness Center is one of the largest campus recreation centers in the state of Texas, containing nearly 300,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space. The facility consists of six program areas — fitness and wellness, open recreation, intramural sports, club sports, outdoor pursuits and aquatics.

Campus Recreation offers personal training, fitness assessments, nutritional guidance and group exercise for no additional fee. Group exercise consists of more than 25 classes ranging from yoga to kickboxing.

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The 18,000 square-foot cardio room features numerous

machines ranging from tread mills, ellipticals and stationary

bikes to rowers and spin bikes.

The Outdoor Aquatics Center features a three-lane lap pool, leisure pool, lazy river, hot tubs, ample lounge space, a pair of beach volleyball courts and a basketball court.

The jogging track, one-sixth of a mile in length, circles above four

regulation basketball courts.

The 54-foot rock-climbing wall is the largest of its kind on any campus in the state of Texas.

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Team Academics was established in order to provide academic services for student-athletes. We provide the necessary academic support services for all student-athletes to be successful in the classroom and pursue an undergraduate degree while competing as an athlete. The center is dedicated to the academic and personal development of all student-athletes.

Consistent with the mission of the University of Texas at San Antonio, the Athletics Department is committed to provide an environment in which student-athletes can be successful academically, athletically and socially. In doing so, the department dedicates itself to absolute compliance with the rules of the University of Texas System, the university, the Southland Conference and the National Collegiate Athletic Association.

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The UTSA Athletics Department will be successful in its mission when …

• Student-athletes achieve academically and compete athletically at the highest level and are prepared with skills for life.

• It achieves a level of social responsibility, honesty and integrity higher than is expected by the public and is required by laws, policies, guidelines and rules.

• Athletics is the focal point for school identity, pride and spirit among students, faculty, staff, alumni and the surrounding community.

• The community benefits from public service, affordable entertainment and economic growth derived from athletics.

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UTSA student-athletes have earned numerous academic awards in the past eight years. Twenty-three Roadrunners have been named Southland Conference Student-Athlete of the Year in their respective sports, the league’s top honor, for academic and athletics success. UTSA has had six student-athletes chosen as an ESPN the Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-American, one of the top honors that can be bestowed upon a collegiate athlete, while 26 have earned Academic All-District accolades in the last six years. Since 2003, 565 student-athletes have been named to the SLC Commissioner’s Honor Roll, including 102 in the 2009-10 academic year.

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In April 2009, a state-of-the-art academic learning

center opened its doors to UTSA student-athletes. The

4,000 square-foot James and Catherine Bodenstedt

Athletic Learning Center houses five study carrels,

two large conference rooms, a classroom, computer

lab and office space for the Academic Services staff.

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Colin Howlett is in his first year as Associate Athletics Director for Academic Services at UTSA. He is responsible for overseeing academic support services for the entire department.

Howlett comes to UTSA from Virginia Tech, where he was a member of the Student-Athlete Academic Support Services for 13 years. He began his tenure as Assistant Director in August 1997 and served in that capacity until his promotion to Associate Director in August 2001. He also was the Interim Director from July 2008-January 2009.

While in Blacksburg, Howlett was responsible for developing and implementing academic success programs and providing academic, career and personal counseling to student-athletes in the sports of football, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s golf, men’s and women’s soccer and women’s volleyball. He also assisted in the planning and development of the department’s Learning Assistance Program, served as the liaison to the Registrar’s Office and to the Office of Services for Students with Disabilities and helped coordinate the tutorial, peer mentor and study hall programs for all student-athletes.

Prior to his tenure at Virginia Tech, Howlett was an Academic/Athletic Counselor at Maine from 1996-97. He also spent two years at Austin Peay where he served as an Academic Services Intern from 1994-95 and as the Interim Compliance Coordinator for six months before joining the staff at Maine.

Howlett earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration with an emphasis on human resource management from Susquehanna University in 1990. He received a master’s degree in health and physical education with an emphasis in athletic administration from Southern Mississippi in 1994.

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why do employers seek student-athletes? Student-Athletes possess many of the skills and abilities which are often sought by organization recruiters. Characteristics such as mental toughness, self-confidence, and performing under pressure are needed to be successful in any workplace. Listed below are additional qualities athletes can transfer from the playing field into the workplace.

ten QUalitieS oF team PlayerS• Time management • Teamwork• Goal-directed• Competitive• Confidence• Persistence and endurance• Loyalty• Discipline• Ability to accept constructive criticism• Resilience

Adapted from: Bohac, Jennifer. Career Game Plan for Student-Athletes, Prentice Hall, New Jersey, 2000.

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Connecting UTsA student-Athletes to Career development resources

“there are more than 380,000 student-athletes and most of them go pro in something other than sports.” — NCAA Public Service Announcement

The mission of the UTSA University Career Center is to assist students and alumni in identifying and developing the skills necessary to pursue lifelong career goals.

The Career Center provides comprehensive career planning, job search skill development and a wide range of tools and resources designed to assist students and alumni in conducting a successful job search.

The Career Center’s Web site, utsa.edu/careercenter, contains full-time professional, internship, co-op, work-study and part-time job listings, which are updated daily.

Dozens of employers visit campus each year to interview UTSA students for full-time professional positions, as well as intern, co-op and other jobs. Multiple career fairs are held each semester and are attended by hundreds of employers from a variety of disciplines. These events offer information on full- and part-time jobs, internships and more.

The Career Center employs a total of 11 career counselors, one of which, Stefanie Cisneros, is dedicated to serving student-athletes at UTSA. Individual career counseling appointments are available with counselors to discuss any aspect of your career development. They will use a variety of methods to help you learn more about career interests, including free online career assessments.

In addition, career counselors can assist you in developing job search skills such as resumé writing, interview preparation and networking skills. Throughout the year, a variety of workshops are offered on various career-related topics, including several designed specifically for student-athletes.

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Stefanie Cisneros is in her third year as career counselor for all UTSA student-athletes and her 10th year as a staff member of the UTSA Career Center Office.

During her tenure, Cisneros has had the opportunity to speak to national audiences through professional presentations at the Southern Association of Colleges and Employers Annual Conference, the American Humanics Management Institute, the California Association for Counseling and Development Regional Conference and as a co-presenter at the National Careers Conference. Her most recent presentation, “Transfer the Magic from Playing Field to Career Field”, addressed the career development needs of student-athletes and best practices for working effectively with student-athlete populations and athletics departments.

Cisneros is currently involved in several professional organizations, including memberships in the National Career Development Association (NCDA), Southern Association of Colleges and Employers (SoACE), National Association for Colleges and Employers (NACE) and the Texas Cooperative Education and Internship Association (TXCEIA).

Cisneros graduated from UTSA in 2001 with a bachelor of science degree in kinesiology and completed a master of arts degree in community counseling from UTSA in 2008.

Career Center partner organizationsHundreds of employers converge on the UTSA campus each year to participate in career fairs, information sessions and networking events and as guest speakers for workshops and in classrooms.

Listed below is a sampling of just a few of the organizations with which the Career Center partners. Organizations marked with an asterisk have previously hired UTSA student-athletes for internships or full-time positions.

AT&T *bp Energy *

Capital Group CompaniesCIA

CPS EnergyDeloitte and Touche, LLP *

Enterprise *Ernst & Young LLP

FBIFrost Bank

Harlandale ISDHEB

Hyatt Hotels and Resorts *Judson ISD *KPMG LLP

Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment *Medtronic *

Microsoft CorporationNASA

National Security AgencyNew York Life Northeast ISD

Northrop GrummanNorthside ISD

Northwestern MutualNuStar Energy

Padgett Stratemann & Co., LLPPape-Dawson

Pepsi Bottling GroupPlanto Roe Financial Services, Inc.

RaytheonSan Antonio ISD

Sapient Financial GroupSouthwest ISD

Southwest Research InstituteSouth San Antonio ISDSportball Systems, Inc.

Spurs Sports and EntertainmentTarget Corporation *

TCEQ Tesoro Companies, Inc.

ToyotaUnion Pacific Railroad

United States Census BureauU.S. Department of State

U.S. MarshalsUSAA

Valero Energy CorporationVeteran’s Administration

Walgreens *Walt Disney World

Wells FargoWestinYMCA

Zachry Holdings, Inc.

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Ricardo Romo became the fifth president of The University of Texas at San Antonio in May 1999. As President, he leads one of the fastest-growing institutions of higher education in Texas

and the nation. UTSA, under his leadership, is now poised to become the state’s next premier research university. President Romo has led strategic efforts to enhance both access to education and excellence in scholarship and service at the University.

During President Romo’s tenure, UTSA’s enrollment has grown 53%, and the University has added numerous programs and facilities to enhance student life. The number of doctoral degree programs has increased from three to 21. He also has implemented new student support programs designed to help students succeed at earning a university degree. The number of advisers has tripled, and UTSA, with nearly 29,000 students in 2009, is recognized as a leader in “Closing the Gaps,” a statewide initiative by the Legislature to enroll more Texans in higher education.

A native of San Antonio’s West Side, President Romo graduated from Fox Tech High School and attended The University of Texas at Austin on a track scholarship. He served as captain of the track and cross-country team and earned All-American honors in 1966. Romo was the first Texan to run the mile in less than four minutes, and his mile record lasted 41 years.

He earned a B.S. degree in education (1967), a master’s degree in history from Loyola Marymount University (1970) and a Ph.D. in history from UCLA (1975). A nationally respected urban historian, Romo is the author of “East Los Angeles: History of a Barrio,” which is now in its ninth printing (one in Spanish).

Romo began his career as a social studies coordinator in the Los Angeles public schools in 1967. He taught as an assistant professor at California State University at Northridge (1970-1973) then at UC San Diego (1973-1980). In 1980, he returned to UT Austin to teach history. Prior to joining UTSA, Romo served at UT Austin as Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education (1993-1999).

Romo serves on nearly 20 boards, many of them in San Antonio. He is active on several museum boards and is especially proud of his work with the United Way. In December 2004, Secretary of State Colin Powell appointed Romo as a U.S. representative to the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization. In January

2005, Romo was appointed to the board of directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, San Antonio branch, and was reappointed in 2007. He was elected chairman of the board for the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (the largest U.S. Hispanic Chamber organization) for 2006. In 2007, Governor Rick Perry appointed Romo to serve on the Commission for College Ready Texas.

Romo has received many honors during his academic career. In 2006, Romo was honored by the UT Austin Friar Society as Outstanding Friar Alumnus. In November 2007, he was recognized with the Isabel la Catolica award, the highest award given to non-Spanish subjects, bestowed upon him by King Juan Carlos of Spain. In October 2008, Romo received the Distinguished Alumnus Award from the Texas Exes Alumni Association.

President Romo is married to Dr. Harriett Romo, a Professor of Sociology at UTSA. She also serves as Director of UTSA’s Mexico Center and the Bank of America Child and Adolescent Policy Research Institute (CAPRI). They have one son, Carlos, who earned degrees from Stanford University and The University of Texas School of Law. Their daughter, Anadelia, a graduate of Princeton University, received a doctoral degree from Harvard University and presently teaches at Texas State University

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Lynn Hickey has made student-athlete welfare one of her top priorities as she continues to work to bring the UTSA Athletics Department to the upper echelon of the NCAA Division I

standings.

Under Hickey’s direction the last 10 years, UTSA has claimed three Southland Conference all-sports championships while consistently winning both team and individual awards in all 17 sports sponsored by the university. On Dec. 18, 2008, UTSA’s Athletics Initiative Business Plan was approved by the UT System Board of Regents, granting permission to start a football program. Hickey made a splash with the hiring of the first-ever head football coach, as two-time National Coach of the Year Larry Coker was introduced on March 6, 2009.

Hickey has led the charge for UTSA and its hosting of numerous NCAA Championship events. Since her arrival on campus, UTSA has served as host institution for the 2001 NCAA Men’s Basketball Midwest Regional, 2002 Women’s Final Four, 2003 Men’s Basketball South Regional, 2004 Men’s Final Four, 2005 Women’s Volleyball Championship, 2006 Women’s Basketball South Regional, 2007 Men’s Basketball South Regional, 2008 Men’s Final Four and 2010 Women’s Final Four. It will serve as host for the 2011 Men’s Basketball Southwest Regional and 2011 Women’s Volleyball Championship. When the calendar is turned to 2012, UTSA will have hosted 14 NCAA Championship events in a 15-year period.

In 2007, Hickey was named to the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee, one of the most prestigious appointments in all of collegiate athletics. The 10-member committee oversees administration of the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship, including the selection and seeding of teams for the tournament. Hickey became just the second female ever selected to the committee, joining UNC Charlotte Athletics Director Judy Rose, who served from 1999-2003.

Hickey has been honored nationally for her hard work at UTSA. She was named the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators 2005 Division I-AAA Administrator of the Year. Hickey earned her second national award in June 2006 as the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA)/GeneralSports TURF Systems Division I-AAA West Region AD of the Year (ADOY). She also was selected to and completed the Masters Leadership Program of San Antonio and Bexar County.

“UTSA is very fortunate to have an athletic leader with both the administrative and coaching experience of Lynn Hickey,” UTSA President Dr. Ricardo Romo said. “Lynn not only is a leader who can take our athletic program to the next level, but she is also well

respected nationally and serves as an excellent role model for all student-athletes at this university.”

In serving as the fourth athletics director in UTSA history, Hickey assumed the lead athletics role at one of the youngest NCAA Division I universities in the country (UTSA began athletic competition in 1981). The only female Division I athletics director that oversees both men’s and women’s sports in the state of Texas, she served as President of the Southland Conference from 2002-04 and as the SLC’s representative to the NCAA Championship/Competition Cabinet.

“It has been an exciting time,” said Hickey, who served on the Women’s Basketball Rules Committee from 2003-06, the last two as Chair. “We have made some good strides to bring the program to prominence nationally. San Antonio is an outstanding city and is a tremendous asset to the unlimited potential of the UTSA athletics program.”

Hickey came to San Antonio from Texas A&M University, where she served as senior associate athletic director/senior woman administrator since 1994. At Texas A&M, her responsibilities included event management and marketing and promotions for 16 of the university’s 19 Division I sports. She also represented the Big 12 Conference as a member of the NCAA Championship Cabinet.

From 1984-94, Hickey served as head women’s basketball coach for Texas A&M. She directed the 1993-94 Aggies basketball team to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16, becoming the lowest-seeded team to ever reach that milestone. Texas A&M finished the year ranked No. 19 in the CNN/USA Today Top 25 poll. Following the season, Hickey relinquished her coaching duties to accept the promotion to senior associate athletic director. She finished her coaching career with an overall mark of 279-167 in 15 years of collegiate coaching.

Before her stint at A&M, Hickey was head women’s basketball coach at Kansas State University from 1979-84. She averaged more than 23 wins per season in posting a 125-39 (.762) record over five years and led the Wildcats to five consecutive NCAA Tournament berths. She was inducted into the Kansas State Athletics Hall of Fame in September 2004.

A native of Welch, Okla., Hickey graduated summa cum laude from Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia, Ark., with a bachelor’s degree in education. She was an All-American for OBU’s nationally-ranked basketball team and a member of the USA National Team in 1973. Hickey and her husband, Bill, have one daughter, Lauren Nicole.

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sTep Up UTsA

giving to AthletiCS

Being a Roadrunner is more than having a degree to hang on your wall. It’s a mind-set, a spirit and a source of pride that only those who bleed orange and blue can truly understand.

The Roadrunner Athletic Fund is supported by alumni, fans, faculty, staff and friends of UTSA. Your donation to the Roadrunner Athletic Fund directly supports our student-athletes and sports programs. UTSA’s goal is to develop champions in the classroom and on the field. Your financial commitment makes this possible.

hoW your gift helpS

Your support through the Roadrunner Athletic Fund is used to provide scholarships and offset the cost of UTSA’s 17 intercollegiate sports programs. Below are some examples of ways your giving can help.

hoW you benefit

Along with the pride that comes with your support, your contribution will be recognized and rewarded through various stewardship circles:

$125 - Pride Circle$250 - Blue Circle$500 - Orange Circle$1,000 - Rowdy’s Circle$5,000 - Victory Circle$10,000 - Winners Circle$20,000 - Champions Circle

Call (210) 458-4665,send an e-mail to [email protected] visit StepUpUtSa.com for more details.

every step forward ... is a step closer. Football is coming to UtSa! But before the roadrunners can take the field, we need your help! Students have already stepped up to raise their student fee to help

bring football to campus. Show support for your team by stepping up to give a gift today!

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the ncaa rules and fans

Compliance with NCAA rules is one of the highest priorities for our athletics program and institution. As a member of the NCAA, the University of Texas at San Antonio is accountable for the actions of its boosters and fans. Even the best-intentioned action on a fan’s part may be a violation of NCAA rules. Please contact the UTSA Compliance Office if you have any questions concerning what is permissible. Inquiries should be directed to the UTSA Compliance Office at this address:

UTSA Compliance OfficeIntercollegiate AthleticsOne UTSA CircleSan Antonio, TX 78249Phone: (210) 458-5493

rePresentatiVes of athletics interests

A “representative of UTSA’s athletics interests,” or booster, is anyone who:

• Has ever participated in or is currently a member of the various athletics department support groups;

• Has made a donation to the athletics program;

• Has helped arrange summer and/or vacation employment for student-athletes; or

• Has been involved, in anyway, in the promotion of UTSA’s athletics program

extra Benefits

Prospective and current student-athletes may not receive extra benefits. An extra benefit is any special arrangement by an institutional employee or representative of the institution’s athletic interests to provide a student-athlete or his/her family a benefit not authorized by NCAA legislation. Extra benefits would include, but are not limited to:

• An employment arrangement for a prospect’s relatives;

• Gifts of clothing or equipment;• Cosigning of loans;• Providing loans to a prospect’s

relatives or friends;• Cash or like items;• Use of an automobile;• Any tangible items, including

merchandise;• Free or reduced-cost services,

rentals or purchases of any type;• Free or reduced-cost housing• Use of a college’s athletic

equipment;• Sponsorship of or arrangement

for an awards banquet for high school, prep school or two-year college athletes by a college, athletics representative or its alumni groups;

• Employment of a student-athlete at a rate higher then the wages paid for similar work; and

• Payment to a student-athlete for work not performed.

recruitingOnly coaches and athletics

department staff may be involved in the recruiting process. Athletic representatives are prohibited from contacting a prospective student-athlete or members of his/her family by telephone, letter, e-mail, or in person for the purpose of encouraging participation in athletics at The University of Texas at San Antonio. This prohibition remains in effect even after the prospect signs a national letter-of-intent (scholarship offer). You can do your part by forwarding names of any potential recruits to the UTSA coaching staffs.

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student-athleteA prospective student-athlete is a

person who has started classes for the ninth grade. You can become a prospect even if you have not started the ninth grade, if a college gives you or your relatives any financial aid help or other benefits that it does not give others.

Before a prospect can make an official visit to UTSA, he/she must present (1) a score from a PSAT, SAT or ACT test (through an official high school or testing agency), (2) an academic transcript, and (3) must register with the NCAA Eligibility Center and must be placed on the institution’s Institution Request List with the NCAA Eligibility Center.

Visiting utsa

official Visit:An “official visit” is a visit paid in

whole or in part by the university and cannot exceed 48 hours in length. A prospect can make a total of five official visits, with a limit of only one per university.

unofficial Visit:An “unofficial visit” is a visit made

at the prospect’s own expense. The university may provide (a) three complimentary tickets to an on-campus athletics event in which the university’s team is competing and (b) transportation to view off-campus practice and competition sites within a 30-mile radius. Prospects can make as many unofficial visits as they want.

More information concerning recruiting and initial eligibility can be found online at:

ncaa.orggoUTSA.com

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ConvoCATion CenTer Dating back to 1989, UtSa haswon more than 62 percent of its

matches at the convocation center.

• Built in 1975, the Convocation Center features a new permanent maple hardwood court that measures 17,900 square feet and seating that accommodates 4,080 spectators

• It has been the home of UTSA’s volleyball team since 1989

• The “Convo” hosted the 1993 United States Olympic Festival Volleyball Tournament, 1998 NORCECA World Volleyball Championships, 2002 WBCA All-Star Game and 2004 Nike Hoop Summit

eight of the top 10 volleyball crowds in convocation center

history have come during head coach laura neugebauer-groff’s

tenure. the top two came a year ago against mcneese State (1,537) and texas State (1,330)

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is the Roadrunners’ brand new locker

room and players lounge. Completed

prior to the 2008 campaign, the

facility comfortably can fit 16 players

and the lounge features a full set of

furniture, as well as a 50-inch plasma,

high-definition television.

UtSa Volleyball’s “core Values”are listed on the wall betweenthe locker room and player’slounge, reminding every playerof their commitment to the roadrunners program eachtime they enter the facility.

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Sources: WikipediaAbout SAn Antonio

San Antonio has a population of approximately 1.3 million, making it the nation’s seventh-largest city. San Antonio was the third-fastest growing city in the country in 2009.

With more than 26 million visitors per year, San Antonio is one of the top tourist destinations in the United States.

San Antonio boasts some of the state’s most visited attractions: The Alamo (1), The River Walk (2), SeaWorld® San Antonio (4), Six Flags® Fiesta Texas® (13) and the San Antonio Zoo (14).

Settled in 1731, San Antonio is one of the American West’s oldest cities and its rich history surfaces in its architecture, neighborhoods, food, culture and traditions.

With 300 days of sunshine annually and an average temperature of 70 degrees, San Antonio is an ideal destination year round.

San Antonio has 68 miles of urban hike and bike trails and more than 11,000 acres of urban parks.

San Antonio boasts one of the largest military concentrations in the country with Fort Sam Houston, Lackland Air Force Base and Randolph Air Force Base located in the city.

San Antonio is home to five Fortune 500 companies: Valero Energy, Tesoro Petroleum, Clear Channel Communications, USAA and NuStar Energy.

The largest medical research and care provider in South Texas, the South Texas Medical Center, calls San Antonio home.

San Antonio is a sports town, as it is home to four professional sports franchises: the four-time NBA Champion San Antonio Spurs, the WNBA’s Silver Stars, the American Hockey League’s Rampage and the San Diego Padres’ Double-A affiliate Missions.

San Antonio is a sports destination, as it annually hosts the Valero Alamo Bowl, the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, the PGA Tour Valero Texas Open and the Champions Tour AT&T Championship. The city also has hosted three NCAA Men’s Final Fours, two Women’s Final Fours, five NCAA Basketball Regionals, three Big 12 Football Championship Games and Dallas Cowboys Training Camps.Sources: San Antonio Convention & Visitor’s Bureau

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two of the nation’s top theme parks, Seaworld and Six Flags Fiesta texas,

call San antonio home.

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world’s top-ranked waterpark.

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It’s easy to see why more than 26 million people visit San

Antonio each year. With 300 days of sunshine annually

and an average temperature of 70 degrees, the nation’s

seventh-largest city is an ideal destination year round.

The Alamo City boasts some of the state’s most visited

attractions: The Alamo (1), The River Walk (2), SeaWorld

San Antonio (4), Six Flags Fiesta Texas (13) and the San

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hundreds of hotels, restaurants, night spots and shops line the city’s urban core, including the

magical river walk.

the river walk is the second-most visited tourist attraction

in the state of texas.

the museum reach, a new $72.1 million expansion of the river walk, was completed in may 2009.

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The UTSA Volleyball program actively is involved in several community service projects during the academic year. The Roadrunners have worked with the Ronald McDonald House and Habitat for Humantiy, conducted clinics at local elementary schools and participated in UTSA Move-In Days, just to name just a few.

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In an era of considerable change in intercollegiate athletics, the Southland Conference continues to be a model of innovation, stability and consistent achievement as it

celebrates the academic and athletic accomplishments of its member institutions.

What began as a small gathering of college administrators more than 45 years ago, the Southland has transformed itself into a dynamic and respected consortium of 12 member universities in three states. Beginning with a historic meeting of five institutions in Dallas on March 15, 1963, that included current members Lamar (then Lamar State College of Technology) and the University of Texas at Arlington (then Arlington State College), the conference set on an extraordinary course that has proven successful well into its fifth decade of existence.

On July 1, 2006, the Southland commemorated another milestone, as the league membership reached 12, marking the largest configuration ever for the organization. The addition of Central Arkansas and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi expanded the Southland into the Little Rock metropolitan area and into the eighth-largest city in Texas. UCA and A&M-Corpus Christi enhanced the league in innumerable ways, including athletics and academic successes, strong and principled leadership, and strong fan support and media coverage.

In addition to its two newest members, the league lineup also consists of Lamar, McNeese State, Nicholls, Northwestern State, Sam Houston State, Southeastern Louisiana, Stephen F. Austin, UT Arlington, UTSA and Texas State.

All told, the revised membership of the Southland encompasses more than 160,000 current students and an alumni base of approximately 700,000. Famous alums include NBA executive Joe Dumars (McNeese State), U.S. Central Command general Tommy Franks (UT Arlington), President Lyndon B. Johnson (Texas State), actor Lou Diamond Phillips (UT Arlington), NBA legend Scottie Pippen (Central Arkansas), CBS news anchor Dan Rather (Sam Houston State), ABC news and sports anchor Robin Roberts (Southeastern Louisiana) and country music star George Strait (Texas State).

The cities of the Southland are diverse and progressive,

ranging from international business and cultural centers such as the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, San Antonio and the New Orleans area, to the historical cities of Nacogdoches, Texas, and Natchitoches, La., to the home of the modern oil boom, Beaumont, Texas, to the unique Cajun French cultures found in the Louisiana cities of Thibodaux and Lake Charles. Southland institutions also draw large numbers of students from the metropolitan areas of Austin, Baton Rouge, Houston, Little Rock and Shreveport.

The Southland sponsors 17 championship sports, all at the NCAA Division I level. The eight men’s sports include baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, tennis and indoor and outdoor track & field. The women compete for nine championships

in basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, indoor and outdoor track & field and volleyball. The

conference earns automatic qualification to NCAA Championships in baseball, men’s and women’s

basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, football, men’s golf, women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s indoor and outdoor track & field and volleyball.

The league has a proud history in volleyball, as UT Arlington has

represented the conference eight times in the NCAA Tournament, advancing all

the way to the NCAA Volleyball semifinals in 1989. In 2006, Stephen F. Austin moved to the second round following

an opening round win against Alabama.While successful on the fields and courts, the Southland has

repeatedly demonstrated its commitment to the academic and athletics success of its student-athletes.

With the F.L. McDonald Postgraduate Scholarship Award, the league annually honors one male and one female scholar-athlete with a stipend for postgraduate study. The Scholar-Athlete Award is given to each institution’s male and female student-athlete with the highest grade-point average.

In addition to providing expanding opportunities for student-athletes, the Southland and its member institutions are very involved in various community outreach programs. Many of these programs provide positive life skills training such as academics, citizenship and leadership.

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2010 Schedule

Date Opponent Location Time (CT)Aug._27_ vs._Mississippi_*_ Houston,_Texas_ 4:30_p.m._Aug._28_ at_Rice_*_ Houston,_Texas_ 12:30_p.m._Aug._28_ vs._Texas_Tech_*_ Houston,_Texas_ 5_p.m._Sept. 1 Baylor San Antonio, Texas 6:30 p.m. Sept._3_ at_Sacramento_State_#_ Sacramento,_Calif._ 9:30_p.m._Sept._4_ vs._Cal_State_Northridge_#_ Sacramento,_Calif._ 12_p.m._Sept._4_ vs._Elon_#_ Sacramento,_Calif._ 7_p.m._Sept. 10 Texas-Pan American % San Antonio, Texas 11 a.m. Sept. 10 Davidson vs. UTEP % San Antonio, Texas 1:30 p.m. Sept. 10 UTEP % San Antonio, Texas 7 p.m. Sept. 11 Davidson vs. Texas-Pan American % San Antonio, Texas 10 a.m. Sept. 11 UTEP vs. Texas-Pan American % San Antonio, Texas 2 p.m. Sept. 11 Davidson % San Antonio, Texas 5 p.m. Sept. 12 North Texas San Antonio, Texas 1:30 p.m. Sept._17_ at_TCU_+_ Fort_Worth,_Texas_ 1_p.m._Sept._17_ vs._Ohio_+_ Fort_Worth,_Texas_ 5_p.m._Sept._18_ vs._UAB_+_ Fort_Worth,_Texas_ 11_a.m._Sept. 23 UT Arlington ^ San Antonio, Texas 6:30 p.m. Sept. 25 Texas State ^ San Antonio, Texas 3 p.m. Sept._30_ at_Stephen_F._Austin_^_ Nacogdoches,_Texas_ 7_p.m._Oct._2_ at_Sam_Houston_State_^_ Huntsville,_Texas_ 2_p.m._Oct._6_ at_Texas_A&M-Corpus_Christi_^_ Corpus_Christi,_Texas_ 7_p.m._ _Oct. 9 McNeese State ^ San Antonio, Texas 1 p.m. Oct._15_ at_Southeastern_Louisiana_^_ Hammond,_La._ 7_p.m._Oct._16_ at_Nicholls_^_ Thibodaux,_La._ 2_p.m._Oct. 21 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi ^ San Antonio, Texas 6:30 p.m. Oct._23_ at_Lamar_^_ Beaumont,_Texas_ 1_p.m._Oct. 28 Northwestern State ^ San Antonio, Texas 6:30 p.m. Oct. 30 Central Arkansas ^ San Antonio, Texas 1 p.m. Nov. 4 Sam Houston State ^ San Antonio, Texas 6:30 p.m. Nov. 6 Stephen F. Austin ^ San Antonio, Texas 1 p.m. Nov._11_ at_Texas_State_^_ San_Marcos,_Texas_ 6:30_p.m._Nov._13_ at_UT_Arlington_^_ Arlington,_Texas_ 4_p.m._Nov._19-21_ at_Southland_Conference_Tournament_ Huntsville,_Texas_ TBA_Dec._2-5_ NCAA_First_&_Second_Rounds_ campus_sites_ TBA_Dec._10-11_ NCAA_Regionals_ regional_sites_ TBA_Dec._16-18_ NCAA_Semifinals_&_Championship_ Kansas_City,_Mo._ TBA_

all dates & times are tentative and subject to change • * Rice Invitational I • # Sacramento State Invitational% UTSA Classic • + TCU Nike Invitational • ^ Southland Conference match


2010 Rosters

No. Name Position Height Year-Exp. Hometown (High School/Previous School)_ 1_ Katie_Milam_ DS_ 5-7_ Fr.-HS_ Wimberley,_Texas_(Wimberley_HS)__ 2_ Kelsey_Jewasko_ DS_ 5-7_ Jr.-2L_ San_Antonio,_Texas_(East_Central_HS)__ 3_ Megan_Wimbish_ DS_ 5-1_ So.-1L_ Corpus_Christi,_Texas_(Carroll_HS)__ 4_ Andee_Josserand_ OH_ 5-10_ So.-1L_ Hereford,_Texas_(Hereford_HS)__ 5_ Cara_Tripp_ MH_ 6-1_ Fr.-HS_ Flemington,_N.J._(Hunterdon_Central_HS)__ 6_ Elise_Huskey_ OH_ 5-11_ Jr.-2L_ Columbus,_Texas_(Columbus_HS)__ 7_ Briana_Mason_ MH_ 6-0_ Sr.-3L_ Dallas,_Texas_(Skyline_HS)__ 8_ Sarah_Scott_ MH/OH_ 6-0_ Fr.-HS_ Plainfield,_Ill._(Plainfield_North_HS)__ 9_ Brittney_Malloy_ MH_ 6-0_ So.-1L_ San_Antonio,_Texas_(Warren_HS)__ 11_ Kelsey_Schwirtlich_ S/OH_ 6-0_ So.-1L_ Corpus_Christi,_Texas_(Calallen_HS)__ 12_ Kendra_Rowland_ OH_ 5-11_ Sr.-3L_ Antioch,_Calif._(Deer_Valley_HS)__ 13_ Alex_Storey_ OH/MH_ 5-11_ Fr.-HS_ Dallas,_Texas_(Parish_Episcopal_HS)__ 14_ Laura_Witt_ S_ 5-10_ Fr.-HS_ Freeport,_Ill._(Freeport_HS)__ 15_ Whitney_Walls_ OH_ 6-0_ So.-1L_ Arlington,_Texas_(Martin_HS)__ 22_ Evelyn_Pineda_ DS_ 5-2_ Sr.-1L_ San_Antonio,_Texas_(Holmes_HS/Laredo_CC)__ 24_ Megan_Schauffele_ DS_ 5-10_ Sr.-2L_ Live_Oak,_Texas_(Incarnate_Word_HS/Hartford)_

Head coach:_Laura_Neugebauer-Groff_(ninth_season)Assistant coaches:_Howard_Wallace_(eighth_season);_Zheng_Xiang_(third_season)

The 2010 RoadrunnersBack row (l-r): Assistant Coach Zheng Xiang,

Head Coach Laura Neugebauer-Groff, Kelsey Schwirtlich, Whitney Walls,Cara Tripp, Brittney Malloy, Briana Mason, Kendra Rowland,

Lauren Baker, Assistant Coach Howard Wallace.

Middle row (l-r): Student Athletic Trainer Laura Larrumbide,Katie Milam, Megan Schauffele, Andee Josserand, Sarah Scott,

Elise Huskey, Athletic Trainer Hajime Takashima.

Front row (l-r): Laura Witt, Evelyn Pineda, Kelsey Jewasko, Megan Wimbish, Alex Storey.

Alphabetical RosterName No.Huskey,_Elise__________________________ 6Jewasko,_Kelsey________________________ 2Josserand,_Andee_______________________ 4Malloy,_Brittney________________________ 9Mason,_Briana_________________________ 7Milam,_Katie_ _________________________ 1Pineda,_Evelyn________________________ 22Rowland,_Kendra______________________ 12Schauffele,_Megan_____________________ 24Schwirtlich,_Kelsey____________________ 11Scott,_Sarah___________________________ 8Storey,_Alex__________________________ 13Tripp,_Cara____________________________ 5Walls,_Whitney_______________________ 15Witt,_Laura___________________________ 14Wimbish,_Megan_______________________ 3

_ By Class Senior (4) Junior (2) _ Briana_Mason_ Elise_Huskey_ Evelyn_Pineda_ Kelsey_Jewasko_ Kendra_Rowland__ Megan_Schauffele_

Sophomore (5) Freshman (5)_ Andee_Josserand_ Katie_Milam_ Brittney_Malloy_ Sarah_Scott_ Kelsey_Schwirtlich_ Alex_Storey_ Whitney_Walls_ Cara_Tripp_ Megan_Wimbish_ Laura_Witt


Roadrunners Radio Chart

1 • Katie Milam • DS5-7__•__Fr.-HS

Wimberley,_Texas

2 • Kelsey Jewasko • DS5-7__•__Jr.-1L

San_Antonio,_Texas

3 • Megan Wimbish • DS5-1__•__So.-1L

Corpus_Christi,_Texas

4 • Andee Josserand • OH5-10__•__So.-1L

Hereford,_Texas

5 • Cara Tripp • MH6-1__•__Fr.-HS

Flemington,_N.J.

24 • Megan Schauffele • DS5-10__•__Sr.-2L

San_Antonio,_Texas

Head CoachLaura Neugebauer-Groff

ninth_season

Assistant CoachHoward Wallace

eighth_season

Assistant CoachZheng Xiangthird_season

6 • Elise Huskey • OH5-11__•__Jr.-2L

Columbus,_Texas

7 • Briana Mason • MH6-0__•__Sr.-3LDallas,_Texas

8 • Sarah Scott • MH/OH6-0__•__Fr.-HSPlainfield,_Ill.

9 • Brittney Malloy • MH6-0__•__So.-1L

San_Antonio,_Texas

11 • Kelsey Schwirtlich • S/OH6-0__•__So.-1L

Corpus_Christi,_Texas

12 • Kendra Rowland • OH5-11__•__Sr.-3LAntioch,_Calif.

13 • Alex Storey • OH/MH5-11__•__Fr.-HSDallas,_Texas

14 • Laura Witt • S5-10__•__Fr.-HSFreeport,_Ill.

15 • Whitney Walls • OH6-0__•__So.-1L

Arlington,_Texas

22 • Evelyn Pineda • DS5-2__•__Sr.-1L

San_Antonio,_Texas


Returning Players Career Statistics

#2 • Kelsey Jewasko • DSYear SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE D D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Pts Pts/S2008_ 119_ 31_ 33_ 0.28_ 22_ 142_ .077_ 53_ 0.45_ 21_ 0.18_ 42_ 527_ 4.43_ 33_ 1_ 0_ 1_ 0.01_ 0_ 5_ 55.0_ 0.46_2009_ 119_ 31_ 1_ 0.01_ 4_ 14_ -.214_ 86_ 0.72_ 23_ 0.19_ 39_ 449_ 3.77_ 31_ 0_ 1_ 1_ 0.01_ 0_ 1_ 24.5_ 0.20_Total 238 62 34 0.14 26 156 .051 139 0.58 44 0.18 81 976 4.10 64 1 1 2 0.01 0 6 79.5 0.33

#3 • Megan Wimbish • DSYear SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE D D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Pts Pts/S2009_ 65_ 27_ 1_ 0.02_ 0_ 2_ .500_ 6_ 0.09_ 3_ 0.05_ 8_ 75_ 1.15_ 5_ 0_ 0_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 0_ 4.0_ 0.06_Total 65 27 1 0.02 0 2 .500 6 0.09 3 0.05 8 75 1.15 5 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 4.0 0.06

#4 • Andee Josserand • OHYear SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE D D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Pts Pts/S2009_ 69_ 27_ 93_ 1.35_ 57_ 319_ .113_ 10_ 0.14_ 15_ 0.22_ 15_ 81_ 1.17_ 21_ 3_ 8_ 11_ 0.16_ 5_ 1_ 115.0_ 1.67_Total 69 27 93 1.35 57 319 .113 10 0.14 15 0.22 15 81 1.17 21 3 8 11 0.16 5 1 115.0 1.67

#6 • Elise Huskey • OHYear SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE D D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Pts Pts/S2008_ 111_ 31_ 251_ 2.26_ 150_ 759_ .133_ 26_ 0.23_ 31_ 0.28_ 58_ 307_ 2.77_ 29_ 6_ 44_ 50_ 0.45_ 7_ 1_ 310.0_ 2.79_2009_ 99_ 28_ 146_ 1.47_ 97_ 497_ .099_ 14_ 0.14_ 17_ 0.17_ 25_ 174_ 1.76_ 20_ 5_ 32_ 37_ 0.37_ 6_ 2_ 184.0_ 1.86_Total 210 59 397 1.89 247 1256 .119 40 0.19 48 0.23 83 481 2.29 49 11 76 87 0.41 13 3 494.0 2.35

#7 • Briana Mason • MHYear SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE D D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Pts Pts/S2007_ 76_ 31_ 125_ 1.64_ 107_ 380_ .047_ 1_ 0.01_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 32_ 0.42_ 0_ 6_ 29_ 35_ 0.46_ 9_ 2_ 145.5_ 1.91_2008_ 49_ 20_ 101_ 2.06_ 36_ 227_ .286_ 4_ 0.08_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 16_ 0.33_ 1_ 9_ 28_ 37_ 0.76_ 3_ 0_ 124.0_ 2.53_2009_ 113_ 31_ 242_ 2.14_ 111_ 590_ .222_ 4_ 0.04_ 6_ 0.05_ 7_ 45_ 0.40_ 1_ 17_ 77_ 94_ 0.83_ 16_ 2_ 303.5_ 2.68_Total 238 82 468 1.97 254 1,197 .179 9 0.04 6 0.03 7 93 0.39 2 32 134 166 0.70 28 4 573.0 2.41

#9 • Brittney Malloy • MHYear SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE D D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Pts Pts/S2009_ 67_ 22_ 73_ 1.09_ 38_ 215_ .163_ 4_ 0.06_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 6_ 0.09_ 1_ 8_ 56_ 64_ 0.96_ 5_ 1_ 109.0_ 1.63_Total 67 22 73 1.09 38 215 .163 4 0.06 0 0.00 0 6 0.09 1 8 56 64 0.96 5 1 109.0 1.63

#11 • Kelsey Schwirtlich • S/OHYear SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE D D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Pts Pts/S2008_ 62_ 26_ 74_ 1.19_ 36_ 227_ .167_ 16_ 0.26_ 2_ 0.03_ 0_ 25_ 0.40_ 0_ 0_ 21_ 21_ 0.34_ 3_ 0_ 86.5_ 1.40_2009_ Redshirt_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Total 62 26 74 1.19 36 227 .167 16 0.26 2 0.03 0 25 0.40 0 0 21 21 0.34 3 0 86.5 1.40

#12 • Kendra Rowland • OHYear SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE D D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Pts Pts/S2007_ 118_ 34_ 449_ 3.81_ 216_ 1,285_ .181_ 23_ 0.19_ 28_ 0.24_ 69_ 386_ 3.27_ 52_ 8_ 32_ 40_ 0.34_ 21_ 0_ 501.0_ 4.25_2008_ 115_ 31_ 430_ 3.74_ 168_ 1,248_ .210_ 23_ 0.20_ 20_ 0.17_ 30_ 313_ 2.72_ 23_ 1_ 33_ 34_ 0.30_ 10_ 0_ 467.5_ 4.06_2009_ 119_ 31_ 324_ 2.72_ 156_ 1,087_ .155_ 27_ 0.23_ 20_ 0.17_ 50_ 346_ 2.91_ 27_ 4_ 37_ 41_ 0.34_ 4_ 2_ 366.5_ 3.08_Total 352 96 1,203 3.42 540 3,620 .183 73 0.21 68 0.19 149 1,045 2.97 102 13 102 115 0.33 35 2 1335.0 3.79

#15 • Whitney Walls • OHYear SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE D D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Pts Pts/S2009_ 117_ 31_ 256_ 2.19_ 103_ 615_ .249_ 8_ 0.07_ 3_ 0.03_ 1_ 41_ 0.35_ 3_ 1_ 61_ 62_ 0.53_ 4_ 4_ 290.5_ 2.48_Total 117 31 256 2.19 103 615 .249 8 0.07 3 0.03 1 41 0.35 3 1 61 62 0.53 4 4 290.5 2.48

#22 • Evelyn Pineda • DSYear SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE D D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Pts Pts/S2008_ Redshirt_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _2009_ 17_ 9_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 0_ .000_ 0_ 0.00_ 2_ 0.12_ 5_ 5_ 0.29_ 1_ 0_ 0_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 0_ 2.0_ 0.12_Total 17 9 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 2 0.12 5 5 0.29 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 2.0 0.12

#24 • Megan Schauffele • DSYear SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE D D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Pts Pts/S2008_ 56_ 18_ 0_ 0.00_ 3_ 7_ -.429_ 2_ 0.04_ 2_ 0.04_ 5_ 40_ 0.71_ 4_ 0_ 0_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 0_ 2.0_ 0.04_2009_ 107_ 30_ 5_ 0.05_ 4_ 16_ .062_ 18_ 0.17_ 13_ 0.12_ 16_ 138_ 1.29_ 18_ 0_ 0_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 1_ 18.0_ 0.17_Total 163 48 5 0.03 7 23 -.087 20 0.12 15 0.09 21 178 1.09 22 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 20.0 0.12


Head Coach Laura Neugebauer-Groff

Ahighly-respected_coach_and_player_who_is_legendary_locally,_Laura_Neugebauer-Groff_begins_her_ninth_

season_at_ the_helm_of_UTSA’s_volleyball_program_this_fall.

She_ has_ tutored_ 26_ All-Southland_ Conference_ players_(seven_ first-team_ selections)_ and_ 16_ all-academic_honorees,_ including_ 2005_ Southland_ Student-Athlete_of_the_Year_Meagan_Daniel._Under_her_guidance,_UTSA_also_ has_ advanced_ to_ seven_ consecutive_ conference_tournaments_ and_ the_ program_ was_ honored_ with_ the_American_ Volleyball_ Coaches_ Association’s_ Team_Academic_Award_in_Spring_2008.

Playing_arguably_ the_most_difficult_schedule_ in_school_annals,_ she_led_ the_ Roadrunners_ to_ a_ dozen_ wins_ this_ past_ fall._ Neugebauer-Groff_became_the_winningiest_coach_in_program_history_when_the_Birds_defeated_Cal_State_Bakersfield_on_Sept._8_and_her_career_ledger_now_ stands_ at_ 380-192_ (.664),_ including_ 124_ victories_ at_ UTSA._Three_ players_ —_ Whitney_ Walls_ (second_ team),_ Kelsey_ Jewasko_(honorable_ mention)_ and_ Kendra_ Rowland_ (honorable_ mention)_—_earned_All-Southland_Conference_honors.

UTSA_ posted_ 19_ wins,_ tied_ for_ the_ most_ during_ her_ tenure,_ in_2008._Rowland_and_Jewasko_both_earned_first-team_All-Southland_accolades_and_Jewasko_was_named_the_league’s_Libero_of_the_Year,_the_first_honoree_in_school_history._Stefanie_Robbins_was_tabbed_the_conference’s_Newcomer_of_the_Year_and_she_joined_Amber_Brooks_as_an_All-Southland_honorable_mention_selection.

Neugebauer-Groff_ posted_ her_ 300th_ career_ victory_ in_ the_ 2005_season_opener_against_Delaware_and_led_the_Roadrunners_to_an_18-11_record,_a_10-1_mark_at_the_Convocation_Center_and_a_berth_in_the_Southland_Tournament_championship_match.

In_2003,_Neugebauer-Groff_led_UTSA_to_a_remarkable_turnaround,_winning_more_than_twice_as_many_matches_than_the_previous_season_en_route_to_a_19-14_record_and_a_13-7_mark_in_SLC_play._The_young_squad,_which_ included_eight_ freshmen,_finished_ tied_ for_ fourth_ in_

the_league_standings_and_advanced_to_the_semifinals_of_the_postseason_tournament.

A_ former_ All-American_ at_ the_ University_ of_ Texas,_Neugebauer-Groff_ captained_ the_ Longhorns_ to_ four_Southwest_Conference_Championships_ from_1982-85._In_1992,_she_was_named_to_the_league’s_All-Decade_team,_and_in_2002,_the_San_Antonio_Express-News_named_her_one_of_its_most-influential_people_in_women’s_sports.

Neugebauer-Groff_was_a_member_of_the_National_Sports_Festival_squad_in_1983_and_also_participated_at_the_1995_World_University_Games_ in_Japan._From_1986-87,_she_played_professionally_ for_ the_West_German_Volleyball_

League_before_joining_the_Chicago_Breeze_a_year_later._Neugebauer-Groff_has_been_an_annual_participant_in_the_United_States_Volleyball_Association_National_Tournament_since_1987.

Her_playing_days_behind_her,_Neugebauer-Groff_was_not_done_with_the_game_and_certainly_was_not_done_with_winning._After_brief_stints_at_Hondo_High_School_(1988-90)_and_as_an_assistant_coach_at_Texas_A&M_(1990-92),_she_accepted_the_head_coaching_position_locally_at_St._Mary’s_University._It_was_there_that_she_put_together_a_sparkling_256-62_ (.805)_ record_ and_ three_ national_ tournament_ appearances_during_ her_ eight-year_ tenure._ Neugebauer-Groff_ finished_ her_ stay_with_a_35-5_mark,_ the_2000_Heartland_Conference_Championship_and_league_Coach_of_the_Year_honors_for_the_fifth_time.

When_she_began_her_tenure_at_St._Mary’s,_Neugebauer-Groff_signed_on_ as_ the_ Director_ of_ the_ Alamo_ Volleyball_ Club._ She_ held_ that_position_from_1993-2006_and_continues_to_be_an_active_participant_in_developing_volleyball_in_South_Texas._Her_local_contributions_have_not_gone_unnoticed,_as_she_was_one_of_five_recipients_of_ the_2006_Robert_L._Lindsay_Meritorious_Service_Award_(presented_annually_to_USA_Volleyball_members_who_make_outstanding_contributions_in_the_area_of_regional_operations)._Neugebauer-Groff_alos_was_a_part_of_Jefferson_High_School’s_inaugural_Hall_of_Fame_and_Distinguished_Alumni_Class_in_May_2007_and_a_member_of_the_UIL’s_All-Century_third_team_in_2009.


The Groff family (l-r): Laura, Madison, Jacob and Dwayne

Head Coach Laura Neugebauer-Groff

“I_ feel_ like_ I’ve_come_ full_circle,”_Neugebauer-Groff_said_when_she_was_ hired_ in_ 2002._ “As_ a_ former_ Texas_ player_ to_ be_ back_ in_ the_University_of_Texas_system_and_also_in_San_Antonio_is_like_a_dream_come_true.”

She_ graduated_ from_ Texas_ in_ 1986_ with_ a_ bachelor’s_ degree_ in_physical_education_and_received_her_master’s_degree_in_educational_leadership_ from_ St._ Mary’s_ in_ 1996._ Neugebauer-Groff_ and_ her_husband,_Dwayne,_have_two_children,_Jacob_and_Madison.

The Neugebauer-Groff FileHometown_ __________________________ San_Antonio,_TexasAlma mater__________________________________ Texas,_1986

Year-by-Year Record Year School Record Conference_ 1993______ St._Mary’s_________ 31-8_____________11-3__(2nd)_ 1994______ St._Mary’s_________ 44-6_____________ 12-2_(2nd)_ 1995______ St._Mary’s_________ 40-6______________ 13-1_(1st)_ 1996______ St._Mary’s_________ 33-3______________ 15-1_(1st)_ 1997______ St._Mary’s_________ 28-13_ __________10-4_(t-2nd)_ 1998______ St._Mary’s_________ 23-11_ ____________ 8-2_(2nd)_ 1999______ St._Mary’s_________ 22-10_ _________ independent_ 2000______ St._Mary’s_________ 35-5______________ 11-0_(1st)_ 2002_______ UTSA__________ 8-24____________ 6-14_(t-8th)_ 2003_______ UTSA__________ 19-14_ __________ 13-7_(t-4th)_ 2004_______ UTSA__________ 16-16_ __________ 12-8_(t-4th)_ 2005_______ UTSA__________ 18-11_ __________ 12-6_(t-3rd)_ 2006_______ UTSA__________ 19-13_ ______ 11-5_(3rd/West)_ 2007_______ UTSA__________ 13-21_ _____ 5-11_(t-4th/West)_ 2008_______ UTSA__________ 19-12_ ______ 11-5_(3rd/West)_ 2009_______ UTSA__________ 12-19_ _______ 7-9_(5th/West) Total ____ 16 seasons ___380-192 (.664) ____ 157-78 (.668)

Highlights· Winningest_coach_in_program_history_with_124_victories· 2008_Southland_Newcomer_of_the_Year_Stefanie_Robbins

· 2008_Southland_Libero_of_the_Year_Kelsey_Jewasko· 2005_Southland_Student-Athlete_of_the_Year_Meagan_Daniel

· 2003_Southland_Freshman_of_the_Year_Meagan_Daniel· 26_All-Southland_selections,_including_seven_first_teamers

·_16_Southland_All-Academic_honorees•_A_third-team_UIL_All-Centrury_team_honoree

30 2010 UTSA Roadrunners Volleyball 3�2010 UTSA Roadrunners Volleyball30 2010 UTSA Roadrunners Volleyball 3�2010 UTSA Roadrunners Volleyball

Assistant Coaches/Support Staff

Howard WallaceEighth season at UTSA

Howard_ Wallace,_ who_ brings_nearly_ 25_ years_ of_ NCAA_Division_ I_ coaching_ experience_

to_ the_Roadrunners_volleyball_ staff,_ is_ in_his_eighth_season_at_UTSA.

During_his_seven_years_in_the_Alamo_City,_25_ players_ have_ earned_ All-Southland_Conference_ accolades_ (seven_ first-team_selections)_ and_ Meagan_ Daniel_ (2003_

Southland_Freshman_of_the_Year),_Kelsey_Jewasko_(2008_Southland_Libero_of_the_Year)_and_Stefanie_Robbins_(2008_Southland_Newcomer_of_the_Year)_have_earned_postseason_awards._Meanwhile,_16_student-athletes_ have_ been_ all-academic_ honorees,_ including_ Daniel,_ who_was_the_2005_Southland_Student-Athlete_of_the_Year.

Wallace_came_to_San_Antonio_after_a_six-year_stint_as_Creighton’s_head_coach._In_his_first_season,_he_shared_Missouri_Valley_Conference_Coach_ of_ the_ Year_ honors_ after_ leading_ the_ Blue_ Jays_ to_ a_ 15-13_record_and_the_program’s_first-ever_conference_tournament_bid._He_had_11_players_earn_All-MVC_honors_during_his_tenure,_including_five_first-teamers._Wallace_also_coached_17_MVC_Scholar-Athletes_and_his_teams_were_honored_by_the_American_Volleyball_Coaches_Association_for_their_academic_achievements_five_times.

Prior_to_Creighton,_the_Kailua,_Hawaii,_native_spent_nine_years_on_the_coaching_staff_—_three_as_an_assistant_and_six_as_associate_head_coach_—_at_the_University_of_Hawai`i._Wallace_also_was_an_assistant_coach_at_the_University_of_Houston_for_four_seasons_from_1984-87.

His_ playing_ career_ included_ various_ teams_ and_ levels_ of_ USA_Volleyball_club_competition_from_1975-2001._He_also_competed_on_the_Washington_State_club_team_for_two_seasons_and_concluded_his_collegiate_career_with_a_two-year_stint_on_the_San_Bernardino_Valley_College_squad.

Wallace_ earned_ a_ bachelor’s_ degree_ in_ anthropology_ from_Washington_ State_ in_ 1981_ and_ received_ his_ master’s_ degree_ in_education_administration_ from_Hawai`i_ in_1995._He_and_his_wife,_Tommie,_have_two_children,_Kathryn_and_Eric.

The Wallace family (l-r):Kathryn, Tommie,

Howard, Eric

Zheng XiangThird season at UTSA

Hired_ in_ August_ 2008_ as_ an_interim_ assistant_ coach,_ Zheng_Xiang_ was_ promoted_ to_ full-

time_ assistant_ four_ months_ later_ and_is_ in_ his_ third_ year_ as_ a_ member_ of_ the_Roadrunners’_coaching_staff.

Playing_ arguably_ the_ most_ difficult_schedule_in_program_history,_UTSA_won_a_ dozen_ matches_ last_ season_ and_ three_

players_—_Whitney_Walls_(second_team),_Kelsey_Jewasko_(honorable_mention)_and_Kendra_Rowland_(honorable_mention)_—_earned_All-Southland_Conference_honors._That_came_on_the_heels_of_a_19-win_(11-5_SLC)_campaign_in_2008._Stefanie_Robbins_and_Jewasko_were_named_Southland_Newcomer_and_Libero_of_the_Year,_respectively._Meanwhile,_Rowland_and_Jewasko_were_named_to_the_league’s_first_team_and_Amber_Brooks_joined_Robbins_as_an_honorable_mention_selection.

The_Chicago_native_came_to_UTSA_from_St._Edward’s_University_in_Austin,_where_he_spent_the_previous_two_seasons_as_an_assistant._He_mentored_the_Hilltoppers’_outside_hitters_and_liberos_and_also_was_the_program’s_recruiting,_travel_and_academic_coordinator.

He_ has_ coached_ Austin’s_ Junior_ Volleyball_ club_ team_ for_ the_ past_three_ years,_ leading_ the_ squad_ to_ third-place_ finishes_ at_ the_ 2008_Pacific_Northwest_Qualifier_and_Lone_Star_Classic_and_fourth-place_showing_at_the_Lone_Star_Regional.

Xiang_earned_his_bachelor’s_degree_in_business_from_Indiana_in_2000_and_a_MBA_in_marketing_from_Texas’_McCombs_School_of_Business_in_2006.

He_has_six_years_of_playing_experience_at_the_outside_hitter_and_libero_positions._Xiang_was_a_member_of_Indiana’s_club_team_from_1997-2000_and_was_the_squad’s_captain_his_final_season._He_also_played_for_ two_ years_ at_ Texas,_ where_ he_ earned_ first-team_ All-Southern_Intercollegiate_Volleyball_Association_honors_in_2006

Support Staff

Hajime TakashimaAthletic Trainer

Student Managers

Lauren Baker

Carey Seyler

Jordan White


UTSA Volleyball Award Winners

UTSA would like to thank …

… for its continued support of Roadrunners Volleyball

Kelsey Jewasko Whitney Walls Megan Schauffele Evelyn Pineda

Best Defender2009_ _________ Kelsey_Jewasko2008_ _________ Kelsey_Jewasko2007_ __________ Audrey_Hiser2006_ _________ Erin_McMillan2005_ _________ Erin_McMillan2004_ _________ Erin_McMillan2003_ _________ Erin_McMillan

Best at the Net2009_ _________ Whitney_Walls2008_ ________Stefanie_Robbins2007_ __________ Victoria_Prior2006_ __________Connie_Picard2005_ __________Connie_Picard2004_ _________ Meagan_Daniel2003_ _________ Meagan_Daniel

Most Inspirational2009_ _______Megan_Schauffele2008_ __________ Gena_Rhodes2007_ __________ Jordan_White2006_ _________ Meagan_Daniel2005_ _________Toni_Rocheleau2004_ ______DeeDee_Strickland2003_ _________Toni_Rocheleau

UTSA Spirit2009_ __________ Evelyn_Pineda2008_ __________ Evelyn_Pineda2007_ ___________ Dana_Mecke2006_ _________Allison_Mueller2005_ _________Allison_Mueller2004_ _________Toni_Rocheleau2003_ _______________ Teri_Fry


2010 Opponent Information

Cal State NorthridgeConference_________ Big_WestHead_coach_ _______ Jeff_StorkSchool_record_ ____ 94-136_(8)Career_record____ 116-142_(9)Facility_ ______ The_Matadome2009_records_ _ 8-22_(4-12/8th)Starters_R/L_______ 4+libero/2Letterwinners_R/L_______ 10/3Newcomers_______________ 6SID___________ [email protected]______ gomatadors.com

Central ArkansasConference___Southland_(East)Head_coach_ _Steven_McRobertsSchool_record_ ____ 118-50_(5)Career_record___ 369-132_(13)Facility_ _______ Prince_Center2009_records_ _ 27-3_(16-0/1st)Starters_R/L_____________ 4/3Letterwinners_R/L________ 7/5Newcomers_______________ 6SID_____________ Cody_UsherEmail________ [email protected]________ ucasports.com

DavidsonConference__ Southern_(South)Head_coach_ _______ Tim_CowieSchool_record_ ___ 113-152_(8)Career_record___ 277-221_(14)Facility_ __________Belk_Arena2009_records_ _ 9-23_(6-10/4th)Starters_R/L_______ 6+libero/0Letterwinners_R/L_______ 10/0Newcomers_______________ 5SID__________ [email protected]__davidsonwildcats.com

ElonConference__ Southern_(North)Head_coach_ _____Mary_TendlerSchool_record_ ___ 113-114_(7)Career_record_________ SameFacility_ ________ Alumni_Gym2009_records_ __ 23-8_(9-7/3rd)Starters_R/L_____________ 5/2Letterwinners_R/L_______ 12/3Newcomers_______________ 2SID____________Jen_BlackwellEmail____jblackwell2@elon.eduWebsite______elonphoenix.com

LamarConference___Southland_(East)Head_coach_ ____ Justin_GibertSchool_record_ _____ 78-76_(4)Career_record_________ SameFacility_ _____ McDonald_Gym2009_records_ __ 15-14_(9-7/3rd)Starters_R/L_____________ 3/4Letterwinners_R/L________ 8/4Newcomers_______________ 6SID________________Erik_CoxEmail_____ [email protected]___ lamarcardinals.com

McNeese StateConference___Southland_(East)Head_coach_ ___ Terry_GambleSchool_record_ ___ First_seasonCareer_record_________ SameFacility_ ______ Memorial_Gym2009_records_ 17-13_(5-11/4th)Starters_R/L_____________ 4/2Letterwinners_R/L________ 3/4Newcomers_______________ 7SID____________ Pam_LaFosseEmail___ [email protected]____ mcneesesports.com

MississippiConference__ Southeastern_(West)Head_coach_ ______ Joe_GetzinSchool_record_ ___ 103-128_(8)Career_record___ 138-197_(10)Facility_ _ Gillom_Sports_Complex2009_records_ 10-20_(4-16/8th)Starters_R/L_______ 4+libero/2Letterwinners_R/L_______ 10/3Newcomers_______________ 5SID_____________ [email protected]_____olemisssports.com

NichollsConference___Southland_(East)Head_coach_ ___TeAna_TramelSchool_record_ ___ First_seasonCareer_record_________ SameFacility_ _ Stopher_Gymnasium2009_records_ _13-19_(6-10/3rd)Starters_R/L_______ 3+libero/3Letterwinners_R/L_______ 10/5Newcomers_______________ 2SID_______Charlie_GillinghamEmail__ [email protected]____ geauxcolonels.com

North TexasConference____Sun_Belt_(West)Head_coach_ ___ Ken_MurczekSchool_record_ ___ First_seasonCareer_record_________ SameFacility_ _ Mean_Green_VB_Center2009_records_ _12-21_(8-10/5th)Starters_R/L_______ 3+libero/3Letterwinners_R/L________ 8/6Newcomers_______________ [email protected]___meangreensports.com

Northwestern StateConference___Southland_(East)Head_coaches___Hugh/Stephanie_HernesmanSchool_record_ ___ First_seasonCareer_record_________ SameFacility_ ____ Prather_Coliseum2009_records_ __3-21_(2-14/6th)Starters_R/L_____________ 5/2Letterwinners_R/L________ 8/4Newcomers_______________ 5SID_______ Matthew_BonnetteEmail___ [email protected]______ nsudemons.com

OhioConference__ Mid-American_(East)Head_coach_ ______Ryan_TheisSchool_record_ _____ 51-15_(2)Career_record_________ SameFacility_ __Convocation_Center2009_records_ __ 27-7_(15-1/1st)Starters_R/L_______ 4+libero/2Letterwinners_R/L________ 9/4Newcomers_______________ [email protected]______ ohiobobcats.com

RiceConference___Conference_USAHead_coach_ ____ Genny_VolpeSchool_record_ ____ 113-70_(6)Career_record_________ SameFacility_ ____ Tudor_Fieldhouse2009_records_ _ 23-9_(11-5/4th)Starters_R/L_____________ 4/2Letterwinners_R/L________ 8/4Newcomers_______________ 5SID_____________ Jay_JamesonEmail________ [email protected]_________ riceowls.com

Sacramento StateConference___________Big_SkyHead_coach_ ______Ruben_VoltaSchool_record_ _____ 26-39_(2)Career_record_________ SameFacility_ _______Colberg_Court2009_records_ _16-16_(6-10/6th)Starters_R/L_______ 4+libero/2Letterwinners_R/L________ 9/4Newcomers_______________ 5SID______________Ryan_BjorkEmail________ [email protected]_____ hornetsports.com

Sam Houston StateConference__ Southland_(West)Head_coach_ ____ Brenda_GraySchool_record_ __ 543-384_(26)Career_record_________ SameFacility_ ___ Johnson_Coliseum2009_records_ 20-14_(12-4/2nd)Starters_R/L_______ 3+libero/3Letterwinners_R/L________ 8/4Newcomers_______________ 9SID____________ Paul_RidingsEmail______ [email protected]_______ gobearkats.com

Southeastern LouisianaConference___Southland_(East)Head_coach_ ___ Julie_LangfordSchool_record_ _____ 34-81_(4)Career_record_________ SameFacility_ ____ University_Center2009_records_ __9-19_(5-11/4th)Starters_R/L_______ 3+libero/3Letterwinners_R/L________ 6/7Newcomers_______________ 8SID___________ Matt_SullivanEmail______ [email protected]_________lionsports.net

Texas TechConference____________Big_12Head_coach_ ____ Trish_KnightSchool_record_ _______2-27_(1)Career_record_________ SameFacility_ __ United_Spirit_Arena2009_records_ _ 2-27_(0-20/12th)Starters_R/L_______ 4+libero/2Letterwinners_R/L________ 9/5Newcomers_______________ 8SID____________ [email protected] Website________ texastech.com

UABConference___Conference_USAHead_coach_ _Kerry_MessersmithSchool_record_ ______95-44_(4)Career_record_____ 211-96_(9)Facility_ _______ Bartow_Arena2009_records_ _ 17-16_(9-7/6th)Starters_R/L_______ 4+libero/3Letterwinners_R/L________ 6/8_Newcomers_______________ 8SID_________ Tyson_MathewsEmail_____ [email protected]________uabsports.com

UT ArlingtonConference__ Southland_(West)Head_coach_ __Diane_SeymourSchool_record_ _____ 93-89_(6)Career_record_________ SameFacility_ __________ Texas_Hall2009_records_ _ 12-17_(8-8/4th)Starters_R/L_______ 6+libero/0Letterwinners_R/L_______ 10/4Newcomers_______________ 4SID___________ Luke_BrietzkeEmail______ [email protected]_________utamavs.com

UTEPConference___Conference_USAHead_coach_ ____ Ken_MurphySchool_record_ ______35-87_(4)Career_record_________ SameFacility_ ______ Memorial_Gym2009_records_ 11-18_(4-12/9th)Starters_R/L_____________ 2/4Letterwinners_R/L________ 5/7Newcomers_______________ 5SID___________ Angela_OlivasEmail______ [email protected]_____ utepathletics.com

Stephen F. AustinConference___Southland_(East)Head_coach_ _Debbie_HumphreysSchool_record_ __ 508-230_(22)Career_record_________ SameFacility_ ___ Johnson_Coliseum2009_records_ _24-13_(11-5/2nd)Starters_R/L_______ 4+libero/2Letterwinners_R/L________ 7/5Newcomers_______________ 6SID_____________ Ben_RikardEmail__ [email protected]_________ sfajacks.com

TCUConference____Mountain_WestHead_coach_ __ Prentice_LewisSchool_record_ ___ 157-107_(8)Career_record_________ SameFacility_ _University_Rec_Center2009_records_ _ 27-7_(13-3/2nd)Starters_R/L_______ 4+libero/2Letterwinners_R/L_______ 10/5Newcomers_______________ [email protected]__________ gofrogs.com

Texas-Pan AmericanConference_______ Great_WestHead_coach_ _ Angela_HubbardSchool_record_ _____ 31-53_(3)Career_record_________ SameFacility_ ____ UTPA_Fieldhouse2009_records_ __ 8-17_(5-7/5th)Starters_R/L_____________ 5/2Letterwinners_R/L_______ 12/2Newcomers_______________ 2SID_____________ [email protected]______ utpabroncs.com

Texas A&M-Corpus ChristiConference__ Southland_(West)Head_coach_ _ Tony_GraystoneSchool_record_ ______ 9-22_(1)Career_record_________ SameFacility_ _Dugan_Wellness_Center2009_records_ _ 9-22_(2-14/6th)Starters_R/L_____________ 1/6Letterwinners_R/L________ 5/8Newcomers______________ 11SID_____________ Josh_BrownEmail__ [email protected]______ goislanders.com

Texas StateConference__ Southland_(West)Head_coach_ ___Karen_ChisumSchool_record_ _697-447-3_(29)Career_record_________ SameFacility_ ____Strahan_Coliseum2009_records_ _22-13_(13-3/1st)Starters_R/L_____________ 4/3Letterwinners_R/L________ 7/5Newcomers______________ 10SID_________ Steve_AppelhansEmail_______ [email protected]____txstatebobcats.com

BaylorConference____________Big_12Head_coach_ ______Jim_BarnesSchool_record_ ____ 101-91_(7)Career_record___ 264-189_(15)Facility_ _______ Ferrell_Center2009_records_ _24-10_(11-9/4th)Starters_R/L_____________ 4/3Letterwinners_R/L_______ 10/3Newcomers_______________ 5SID____________ [email protected]_site_____ baylorbears.com


All-Time Series Records

School RecordAbilene_Christian_ 3-3Air_Force_ 1-2Alcorn_State_ 1-0Angelo_State_ 4-5Arkansas_ 0-1Arkansas-Little_Rock_ 1-0Arkansas_State_ 0-2Auburn_ 0-1Austin_Peay_ 0-1Ball_State_ 1-0Baylor 4-15Bee_County_Junior_College_ 1-0Bishop_ 1-0Boise_State_ 0-1Bradley_ 0-1Brown_ _1-0Butler_ 1-0California_ 0-1Cal_Poly_ 0-1Cal_State_Bakersfield_ 1-0Cal_State_Fullerton_ 0-1Cal State Northridge 0-1Cameron_ 0-1Central Arkansas 2-2Central_Florida_ 0-1Charlotte_ 1-0Chicago_State_ 2-0Concordia_Lutheran_ 5-0Creighton_ 0-2Davidson 1-0Delaware_ 1-0Denver_ 1-0DePaul_ 1-2Drake_ 1-0East_Tennessee_State_ 1-0East_Texas_Baptist_ 0-1Eastern_Illinois_ 0-1Eastern_New_Mexico_ 0-1Eastern_Washington_ 0-2Elon first meetingFairfield_ 0-1Florida_ 0-1Grambling_State_ 1-0George_Mason_ 0-1Georgia_ 1-0Gonzaga_ 0-1Hardin-Simmons_ 7-6Hawai`i_ 0-1Hofstra_ 1-0Houston_ 1-4Houston_Baptist_ 3-0Howard_Payne_ 1-1Huston-Tillotson_ 1-0Idaho_ 1-1Idaho_State_ 0-1

School RecordIllinois_State_ _0-1Incarnate_Word_ 8-1Iowa_State_ 0-1Jackson_State_ 1-0Lamar 19-24Laredo_Community_College_ 1-0Louisiana-Lafayette_ 3-0Louisiana-Monroe_ 24-3Louisiana_Tech_ 3-1LSU_ 0-2Lubbock_Christian_ 2-1Mary_Hardin-Baylor_ 2-2McNeese State 21-18Memphis_ 1-0Michigan_ 0-1Middle_Tennessee_ 0-2Midwestern_State_ 1-1Minnesota_ 0-1Mississippi 2-0Mississippi_State_ 0-1Montana_ 0-1Montana_State_ 1-1Montevallo_ 0-1Nevada_ 0-2New_Hampshire_ _1-0New_Mexico_State_ 0-3New_Orleans_ 3-3Nicholls 20-11North_Florida_ 1-0North Texas 12-6Northern_Arizona_ 0-2Northern_Colorado_ 1-1Northern_Illinois_ 0-1Northern_Iowa_ 0-1Northwestern State 28-3Ohio 0-1Oklahoma_ 0-3Oklahoma_City_ 3-0Oral_Roberts_ 1-4Oregon_ 0-1Portland_ 1-1Prairie_View_A&M_ 15-0Purdue_ 0-1Rice 1-12Sacramento State 0-1St._Edward’s_ 8-1Saint_Louis_ 1-0Saint_Mary’s_(Calif.)_ 0-3St._Mary’s_(Texas)_ 8-6St._Philips_Junior_College_ 9-1Samford_ 1-0Sam Houston State 20-27San_Diego_ 0-1San_Diego_State_ 0-2

School RecordSan_Francisco_ 0-1San_Jose_State_ 0-2Santa_Clara_ 0-2Schreiner_ 4-0SMU_ 2-6South_Carolina_ 1-0Southeast_Missouri_State_ 1-1Southeastern Louisiana 17-5Southern_ 2-0Southern_Mississippi_ 2-0Southwestern_ 6-4Stanford_ 0-1Stephen F. Austin 9-32Sul_Ross_State_ 1-0Syracuse_ _1-0Tarleton_State_ 1-0TCU 3-0Temple_ 0-1Tennessee_ 0-1Tennessee-Martin_ 1-0Texas_ 0-3Texas-Pan American 35-3Texas_A&M_ 0-7Texas_A&M-Commerce_ 2-3Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 12-0Texas_A&M-Kingsville_ 12-1Texas_Lutheran_ 5-4Texas_Southern_ 8-0Texas State 11-47Texas Tech 0-2Texas_Wesleyan_ 2-0Texas_Woman’s_College_ 8-3Toledo_ 0-1Trinity_ 7-5Tulsa_ 3-3Tulane_ 1-2UAB 0-1UC_Irvine_ 0-2UC_Santa_Barbara_ 0-1UIC_ 0-1UNC_Wilmington_ 1-0USC_ 0-1Utah_State_ 0-2Utah_Valley_State_ _0-1UT Arlington 12-26UTEP 11-20Washington_ 1-1Weber_State_ 1-4Western_Carolina_ 1-0West_Texas_A&M_ 1-4Wharton_Junior_College_ 0-1Wichita_State_ 1-2Wyoming_ 1-2All-time record 472-438 (.519)


2010 Southland Conference Tournament

The_Southland_Conference_Tournament_returns_to_Huntsville_for_the_first_time_in_17_years_and_for_the_third_time_in_league_history_this_fall._The_classic_previously_has_come_to_Sam_Houston_State_University_in_1988_and_’93.

Eight_teams_will_converge_upon_Johnson_Coliseum_for_the_29th_annual_event_beginning_on_Friday,_Nov._19._The_three-day_tournament_runs_through_Sunday,_Nov._21,_and_the_winner_will_earn_the_Southland’s_automatic_berth_to_the_NCAA_Championships.

The_top_two_finishers_in_the_East_and_West_Division_and_the_next_four_teams_with_the_best_conference_records_(regardless_of_division)_will_qualify_for_this_year’s_event.

UTSA_ has_ appeared_ in_ 16_ postseason_ tournaments_ since_ joining_ the_ conference_ in_ 1991._ The_Roadrunners_have_posted_an_8-15_(.347)_mark_in_their_23_all-time_matches_and_also_have_played_for_the_league_title_two_times._UTSA_won_the_2000_Southland_Tournament_Championship_with_a_four-set_victory_against_Lamar_but_was_swept_by_Texas_State_in_the_2005_final._The_Roadrunners_have_qualified_for_14_of_the_last_15_tournaments.

Go_to_southland.org_in_mid-November_for_tournament_matchups,_brackets,_ticket_information_and_much_more._Below_is_this_year’s_tournament_schedule_(subject_to_change).

2010 Southland Conference TournamentSam Houston State UniversityJohnson ColiseumHuntsville, TexasFriday-Sunday, Nov. 19-21

Friday, Nov. 19:_Quarterfinal_matchesSaturday, Nov. 20:_Semifinal_matchesSunday, Nov. 21:_Championship_match

Year-By-Year Tournament Champions

1982_ ___________ UT_Arlington1983_ _________________ Lamar1984_ _________________ Lamar1985_ ___________ UT_Arlington1986_ ___________ UT_Arlington1987_ ___________ UT_Arlington1988_ ___________ UT_Arlington1989_ ___________ UT_Arlington1990_ ___________ UT_Arlington1991_ _____________ Texas_State1992_ ___________ UT_Arlington1993_ ______ Sam_Houston_State1994_ ________ Stephen_F._Austin1995_ ____________ North_Texas1996_ ______ Sam_Houston_State1997_ ________ Stephen_F._Austin1998_ _____________ Texas_State1999_ ________ Stephen_F._Austin2000 _________________ UTSA2001_ ___________ UT_Arlington2002_ ___________ UT_Arlington2003_ ______________ Nicholls_^2004_ _____________ Texas_State2005_ _____________ Texas_State2006_ ________ Stephen_F._Austin2007_ _____________ Texas_State2008_ _________________ Lamar2009_ _____________ Texas_State^ vacated championship


2009 Schedule & Results

Date Opponent Location Result Overall Southland

Aug._28_ at_North_Texas_*_ Denton,_Texas_ W,_3-2_(25-17,_25-23,_23-25,_16-25,_15-12)_ 1-0_ —_Aug._29_ vs._Northern_Colorado_*_ Denton,_Texas_ L,_0-3_(24-26,_23-25,_18-25)_ 1-1_ —_Aug._29_ vs._SMU_*_ Denton,_Texas_ L,_1-3_(25-17,_11-25,_10-25,_14-25)_ 1-2_ —_Sept. 1 Prairie View A&M San Antonio, Texas W, 3-1 (25-14, 25-11, 18-25, 25-18) 2-2 — Sept._4_ vs._#24_Purdue_#_ Waco,_Texas_ L,_0-3_(16-25,_21-25,_16-25)_ 2-3_ —_Sept._5_ at_Baylor_#_ Waco,_Texas_ L,_0-3_(18-25,_18-25,_16-25)_ 2-4_ —_Sept._5_ vs._Central_Florida_#_ Waco,_Texas_ L,_1-3_(18-25,_25-17,_21-25,_26-28)_ 2-5_ —_Sept. 8 Cal State Bakersfield San Antonio, Texas W, 3-2 (25-18, 25-18, 22-25, 15-25, 16-14) 3-5 — Sept._10_ vs._#10_Stanford_%_ Honolulu,_Hawaiì_ L,_0-3_(17-25,_11-25,_9-25)_ 3-6_ —_Sept._11_ at_#6_Hawaiì`_%_ Honolulu,_Hawaiì_ L,_0-3_(15-25,_9-25,_14-25)_ 3-7_ —_Sept._12_ vs._Weber_State_%_ Honolulu,_Hawaiì_ W,_3-1_(25-22,_25-21,_20-25,_27-25)_ 4-7_ —_Sept. 17 #3 Washington + San Antonio, Texas L, 0-3 (13-25, 14-25, 20-25) 4-8 — Sept. 19 Middle Tennessee + San Antonio, Texas L, 0-3 (12-25, 14-25, 21-25) 4-9 — Sept._26_ at_UT_Arlington_^_ Arlington,_Texas_ L,_1-3_(26-24,_28-30,_25-27,_23-25)_ 4-10_ 0-1_Sept._27_ at_Texas_State_^_ San_Marcos,_Texas_ L,_0-3_(23-25,_19-25,_29-31)_ 4-11_ 0-2_Oct._2_ at_Prairie_View_A&M_ Prairie_View,_Texas_ W,_3-1_(25-27,_25-11,_25-19,_25-18)_ 5-11_ —_Oct. 3 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi ^ San Antonio, Texas W, 3-0 (25-14, 25-23, 25-16) 6-11 1-2 Oct. 8 Lamar ^ San Antonio, Texas W, 3-2 (17-25, 16-25, 25-22, 25-19, 15-10) 7-11 2-2 Oct. 10 Sam Houston State ^ San Antonio, Texas L, 2-3 (22-25, 19-25, 25-21, 25-12, 7-15) 7-12 2-3 Oct. 14 McNeese State ^ San Antonio, Texas W, 3-1 (26-24, 25-19, 24-26, 25-14) 8-12 3-3 Oct._17_ at_Stephen_F._Austin_^_ Nacogdoches,_Texas_ L,_2-3_(18-25,_25-19,_25-18,_16-25,_9-15)_ 8-13_ 3-4_Oct. 22 Northwestern State ^ San Antonio, Texas W, 3-2 (27-25, 16-25, 21-25, 25-21, 15-12) 9-13 4-4 Oct. 24 Central Arkansas ^ San Antonio, Texas L, 2-3 (25-14, 20-25, 25-16, 21-25, 11-15) 9-14 4-5 Oct._29_ at_Sam_Houston_State_^_ Huntsville,_Texas_ L,_2-3_(25-17,_17-25,_21-25,_28-26,_13-15)_ 9-15_ 4-6_Oct._31_ at_Lamar_^_ Beaumont,_Texas_ L,_1-3_(29-31,_17-25,_25-17,_19-25)_ 9-16_ 4-7_Nov. 3 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi ^ San Antonio, Texas W, 3-0 (25-20, 25-15, 25-10) 10-16 5-7 Nov._6_ at_Nicholls_^_ Thibodaux,_La._ L,_1-3_(25-17,_16-25,_17-25,_17-25)_ 10-17_ 5-8_Nov._7_ at_Southeastern_La._^_ Hammond,_La._ W,_3-0_(25-21,_25-14,_25-23)_ 11-17_ 6-8_Nov. 12 Texas State ^ San Antonio, Texas L, 0-3 (16-25, 21-25, 15-25) 11-18 6-9 Nov. 14 UT Arlington ^ San Antonio, Texas W, 3-0 (25-22, 25-18, 25-19) 12-18 7-9 Nov. 20 Stephen F. Austin & San Antonio, Texas L, 1-3 (25-27, 27-25, 19-25, 21-25)_ 12-19 —

home matches in bold • * Mean Green Classic • # Holiday Inn & Suites Baylor Classic (Waco, Texas)% The Honolulu Advertiser Challenge • + UTSA Classic • ^ Southland Conference match • & Southland Conference Tournament


2009 Statistics

Overall Attacks Sets Serves Digs Blocks No. Player SP K K/G E TA Pct. A A/G SA SE SA/G RE DIG D/G BS BA Total B/G BE BHE Points _12_ Rowland,_Kendra_ 119_ 324_ 2.72_ 156_ 1,087_ .155_ 27_ 0.23_ 20_ 50_ 0.17_ 27_ 346_ 2.91_ 4_ 37_ 41_ 0.34_ 4_ 2_ 366.5__ 7_ Mason,_Briana_ 113_ 242_ 2.14_ 111_ 590_ .222_ 4_ 0.04_ 6_ 7_ 0.05_ 1_ 45_ 0.40_ 17_ 77_ 94_ 0.83_ 16_ 2_ 303.5__15_ Walls,_Whitney_ 117_ 256_ 2.19_ 103_ 615_ .249_ 8_ 0.07_ 3_ 1_ 0.03_ 3_ 41_ 0.35_ 1_ 61_ 62_ 0.53_ 4_ 4_ 290.5__10_ Robbins,_Stefanie_ 118_ 196_ 1.66_ 79_ 550_ .213_ 9_ 0.08_ 1_ 1_ 0.01_ 0_ 16_ 0.14_ 11_ 58_ 69_ 0.58_ 2_ 0_ 237.0__ 6_ Huskey,_Elise_ 99_ 146_ 1.47_ 97_ 497_ .099_ 14_ 0.14_ 17_ 25_ 0.17_ 20_ 174_ 1.76_ 5_ 32_ 37_ 0.37_ 6_ 2_ 184.0__ 4_ Josserand,_Andee_ 69_ 93_ 1.35_ 57_ 319_ .113_ 10_ 0.14_ 15_ 15_ 0.22_ 21_ 81_ 1.17_ 3_ 8_ 11_ 0.16_ 5_ 1_ 115.0__ 9_ Malloy,_Brittney_ 67_ 73_ 1.09_ 38_ 215_ .163_ 4_ 0.06_ 0_ 0_ 0.00_ 1_ 6_ 0.09_ 8_ 56_ 64_ 0.96_ 5_ 1_ 109.0__ 1_ Brooks,_Amber_ 115_ 71_ 0.62_ 21_ 194_ .258_ 810_ 7.04_ 25_ 43_ 0.22_ 2_ 245_ 2.13_ 0_ 10_ 10_ 0.09_ 3_ 33_ 101.0__ 2_ Jewasko,_Kelsey_ 119_ 1_ 0.01_ 4_ 14_ -.214_ 86_ 0.72_ 23_ 39_ 0.19_ 31_ 449_ 3.77_ 0_ 1_ 1_ 0.01_ 0_ 1_ 24.5__ 8_ Mundell,_Vickie_ 79_ 17_ 0.22_ 4_ 47_ .277_ 328_ 4.15_ 6_ 16_ 0.08_ 1_ 142_ 1.80_ 0_ 0_ 0_ 0.00_ 1_ 19_ 23.0__24_ Schauffele,_Megan_ 107_ 5_ 0.05_ 4_ 16_ .062_ 18_ 0.17_ 13_ 16_ 0.12_ 18_ 138_ 1.29_ 0_ 0_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 1_ 18.0__ 3_ Wimbish,_Megan_ 65_ 1_ 0.02_ 0_ 2_ .500_ 6_ 0.09_ 3_ 8_ 0.05_ 5_ 75_ 1.15_ 0_ 0_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 0_ 4.0__22_ Pineda,_Evelyn_ 17_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 0_ .000_ 0_ 0.00_ 2_ 5_ 0.12_ 1_ 5_ 0.29_ 0_ 0_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 0_ 2.0_ UTSA 119 1,425 11.97 674 4,146 .181 1,324 11.13 134 226 1.13 154 1,763 14.82 49 340 219.0 1.84 46 66 1,778.0 Opponents 119 1,454 12.22 569 4,060 .218 1,358 11.41 154 261 1.29 135 1,725 14.50 53 383 244.5 2.05 41 45 1,852.5

Southland Conference Attacks Sets Serves Digs Blocks No. Player GP K K/G E TA Pct. A A/G SA SE SA/G RE DIG D/G BS BA Total B/G BE BHE Points _12_ Rowland,_Kendra_ 64_ 184_ 2.88_ 79_ 595_ .176_ 12_ 0.19_ 7_ 29_ 0.11_ 15_ 188_ 2.94_ 2_ 21_ 23_ 0.36_ 3_ 1_ 203.5__15_ Walls,_Whitney_ 64_ 167_ 2.61_ 63_ 371_ .280_ 2_ 0.03_ 3_ 1_ 0.05_ 1_ 31_ 0.48_ 0_ 42_ 42_ 0.66_ 3_ 2_ 191.0__ 7_ Mason,_Briana_ 61_ 148_ 2.43_ 59_ 340_ .262_ 3_ 0.05_ 6_ 6_ 0.10_ 1_ 27_ 0.44_ 7_ 55_ 62_ 1.02_ 8_ 1_ 188.5__10_ Robbins,_Stefanie_ 64_ 98_ 1.53_ 41_ 294_ .194_ 7_ 0.11_ 0_ 1_ 0.00_ 0_ 12_ 0.19_ 5_ 32_ 37_ 0.58_ 2_ 0_ 119.0__ 6_ Huskey,_Elise_ 57_ 94_ 1.65_ 56_ 297_ .128_ 9_ 0.16_ 10_ 9_ 0.18_ 13_ 124_ 2.18_ 3_ 19_ 22_ 0.39_ 4_ 1_ 116.5__ 9_ Malloy,_Brittney_ 47_ 58_ 1.23_ 26_ 158_ .203_ 1_ 0.02_ 0_ 0_ 0.00_ 1_ 6_ 0.13_ 5_ 43_ 48_ 1.02_ 5_ 1_ 84.5__ 1_ Brooks,_Amber_ 60_ 28_ 0.47_ 6_ 87_ .253_ 422_ 7.03_ 14_ 23_ 0.23_ 1_ 121_ 2.02_ 0_ 5_ 5_ 0.08_ 0_ 22_ 44.5__ 4_ Josserand,_Andee_ 27_ 31_ 1.15_ 19_ 109_ .110_ 6_ 0.22_ 6_ 5_ 0.22_ 9_ 35_ 1.30_ 0_ 5_ 5_ 0.19_ 1_ 0_ 39.5__ 8_ Mundell,_Vickie_ 54_ 14_ 0.26_ 2_ 37_ .324_ 245_ 4.54_ 6_ 12_ 0.11_ 0_ 108_ 2.00_ 0_ 0_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 18_ 20.0__ 2_ Jewasko,_Kelsey_ 64_ 0_ 0.00_ 2_ 8_ -.250_ 56_ 0.88_ 9_ 17_ 0.14_ 16_ 266_ 4.16_ 0_ 0_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 1_ 9.0__24_ Schauffele,_Megan_ 59_ 1_ 0.02_ 2_ 6_ -.167_ 8_ 0.14_ 8_ 10_ 0.14_ 6_ 73_ 1.24_ 0_ 0_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 0_ 9.0__22_ Pineda,_Evelyn_ 6_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 0_ .000_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 1_ 0.00_ 1_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 0_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 0_ 0.0__ 3_ Wimbish,_Megan_ 31_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 0_ .000_ 4_ 0.13_ 0_ 2_ 0.00_ 3_ 25_ 0.81_ 0_ 0_ 0_ 0.00_ 0_ 0_ 0.0_ UTSA 64 823 12.86 355 2,302 .203 775 12.11 69 116 1.08 79 1,016 15.88 22 222 133.0 2.08 26 47 1,025.0 Opponents 64 744 11.62 326 2,247 .186 694 10.84 79 129 1.23 69 951 14.86 28 211 133.5 2.09 23 29 956.5

Stefanie Robbins Kendra Rowland Whitney Walls


2009 Southland Conference Review

Southland Conference TournamentNov. 20-22 • Convocation Center

San Antonio, Texas

Quarterfinals • Friday, Nov. 20#1_Texas_State_def._#8_Southeastern_Lousiana,_3-0

#7_Nicholls_def._#2_Sam_Houston_State,_3-1#3 Stephen F. Austin def. #6 UTSA, 3-1

#4_Lamar_def._#5_UT_Arlington,_3-1

Semifinals • Saturday, Nov. 21Texas_State_def._Lamar,_3-1

Stephen_F._Austin_def._Nicholls,_3-1

Final • Sunday, Nov. 22Texas_State_def._Stephen_F._Austin,_3-1

(Texas State earns NCAA Championships automatic bid)

All-Tournament TeamMVP:_Mo_Middleton,_Texas_StateAshley_Bailey,_Stephen_F._Austin

Mary_Caitlin_Bottles,_Stephen_F._AustinMelinda_Cave,_Texas_StateAdrianne_Meengs,_Lamar

Jessica_Weynand,_Texas_State

Capital One/Southland ConferenceAll-Academic First Team

(UTSA players only)

Kelsey_JewaskoKendra_Rowland

All-Southland Conference TeamsFirst Team

Name Year Pos. School Ashley_Bailey_ Sr._ MH_ Stephen_F._Austin_Amber_Calhoun_ So._ MH_ Texas_State_Anna_Ferguson_ Sr._ MH_ Sam_Houston_State_Evaree_Franklin_ Sr._ MH_ Central_Arkansas_Tara_Frantz_ So._ OH_ UT_Arlington_Kaylee_Hawkins_ Fr._ DS_ Sam_Houston_State_Carli_Kolbe_ So._ OH_ Sam_Houston_State_Adrianne_Meengs_ Sr._ S_ Lamar_Emma_Ridley_ Jr._ OH_ Texas_A&M-Corpus_Christi_Chloe_Smith_ Jr._ OH_ Central_Arkansas_Robyn_Smith_ Sr._ S_ Central_Arkansas_Jessica_Weynand_ Sr._ OH_ Texas_State_

Second TeamName Year Pos. School Mary_Caitlin_Bottles_ So._ MB_ Stephen_F._Austin_Cristin_Curl_ So._ DS_ Central_Arkansas_Wendy_Krell_ Fr._ MH_ Lamar_Mo_Middleton_ Jr._ OH_ Texas_State_Emily_Shearin_ So._ MH_ UT_Arlington_Whitney Walls Fr. OH UTSA

Honorable Mention(UTSA players only)

Name Year Pos. School Kelsey Jewasko So. DS UTSA Kendra Rowland Jr. OH UTSA

Player of the Year: Chloe_Smith,_Central_ArkansasNewcomer of the Year: Emma_Ridley,_Texas_A&M-Corpus_ChristiFreshman of the Year: Wendy_Krell,_LamarSetter of the Year: Robyn_Smith,_Central_ArkansasLibero of the Year: Cristin_Curl,_Central_ArkansasKatrinka Jo Crawford Coach of the Year: Steven_McRoberts,_Central_Ark.

East Division W L Pct. W L Pct. Home Away Neutral Streak Central_Arkansas_ 16_ 0_ 1.000_ 27_ 3_ .900_ 13-0_ 10-2_ 4-1_ W11_Stephen_F._Austin_ 11_ 5_ .688_ 24_ 13_ .649_ 11-3_ 6-7_ 7-3_ L1_Nicholls_ 6_ 10_ .375_ 13_ 19_ .406_ 5-5_ 3-9_ 5-5_ L1_Southeastern_Louisiana_ 5_ 11_ .312_ 9_ 19_ .321_ 3-6_ 5-8_ 1-5_ L1_McNeese_State_ 5_ 11_ .312_ 17_ 13_ .567_ 7-6_ 5-7_ 5-0_ L6_Northwestern_State_ 2_ 14_ .125_ 3_ 21_ .125_ 2-8_ 1-9_ 0-4_ L2_

West Division W L Pct. W L Pct. Home Away Neutral Streak Texas_State_ 13_ 3_ 812_ 22_ 13_ .629_ 11-2_ 6-6_ 5-5_ L1_ _Sam_Houston_State_ 12_ 4_ .750_ 20_ 14_ .588_ 14-2_ 5-7_ 1-5_ L1_Lamar_ 9_ 7_ .562_ 15_ 14_ .517_ 6-2_ 4-7_ 5-5_ L1_UT_Arlington_ 8_ 8_ .500_ 12_ 17_ .414_ 9-4_ 1-10_ 2-3_ L2_UTSA 7 9 .438 12 19 .387 7-6 4-8 1-5 L1 Texas_A&M-Corpus_Christi_ 2_ 14_ .125_ 9_ 22_ .290_ 2-8_ 4-9_ 3-5_ L2_


Sets PlayedTamin Uthoff

1987-90622

_2._ Leslie_Dodson_______1989-92______503_3._ Carla_Dewey________1993-96______483_4._ Erin_McMillan_______2003-06______474_ _ DeeDee_Strickland___2003-06______474_6._ Heather_Turner______1994-97______464__7._ Connie_Picard_______2003-06______458_8._ Meagan_Daniel______2003-06______453_9._ Brittany_Hildebrand__2003-06______444_10._Tamara_Luckemeyer_ 1997-2000_____442

AttacksMeagan Daniel

2003-065,159

_2._ Stacy_Schmidt_____ 1998-2001_ _ 4,914_3._ Tamara_Luckemeyer_ 1997-2000___ 4,803_4._ Heather_Turner______1994-97____ 4,167_5._ Brittany_Hildebrand__2003-06____ 3,750_6._ Kendra_Rowland_____2007-09____ 3,620_7._ Cristela_Perez_ ______1993-96____ 3,468_8._ Connie_Picard_______2003-06____ 3,240_9._ Carla_Dewey________1993-96____ 3,015_10._Katy_Risinger______ 1997-2000_ _ 2,686

KillsTamara Luckemeyer

1997-20002,034

_2._ Meagan_Daniel______2003-06____ 1,808_3._ Stacy_Schmidt_____ 1998-2001_ _ 1,779_4._ Leslie_Dodson_______1989-92____ 1,630_5._ Connie_Picard_______2003-06____ 1,396_6._ Heather_Turner______1994-97____ 1,391_7._ Brittany_Hildebrand__2003-06____ 1,347_8._ Carla_Dewey________1993-96____ 1,229_9._ Kendra_Rowland_____2007-09____ 1,203_10.__Cristela_Perez_ ______1993-96____ 1,180

Attack PercentageKelly Paegle

1989-92.365

(minimum 900 attacks)_2._ Leslie_Dodson_______1989-92_____ .359_3._ Connie_Picard_______2003-06_____ .285

_4._ Victoria_Prior_ ______2005-07_____ .276_5._ Tracey_McCain______1989-90_____ .271_ _ Carla_Dewey________1993-96_____ .271_7._ Marcia_Lyssy________1996-97_____ .262_8._ Stacy_Schmidt_____ 1998-2001_ __ .260_9._ Stefanie_Robbins_____2008-09_____ .251_10._Katy_Risinger______ 1997-2000_ __ .238

Service AcesTamin Uthoff

1987-90227

_2._ Natasha_Biggers_ __ 1997-2000_ ___159_3._ Meagan_Daniel______2003-05______105_4._ Cristela_Perez_ ______1993-96______122_ _ Amber_Soletti_______1993-96______122_6._ Leslie_Dodson_______1989-91______118_ _ Jennifer_Sharp_______1991-94______118_8._ Katy_Risinger______ 1997-2000_ ___115_9._ Tobi_Irish___________1994-97______112_10._Deanna_Bower_ _____1991-94______111_

AssistsNatasha Biggers

1997-20005,440

_2._ DeeDee_Strickland___2003-06____ 5,407_3._ Deanna_Bower_ _____1990-94____ 3,816_4._ Tamin_Uthoff________1987-90____ 3,269_5._ Tobi_Irish___________1994-97____ 2,760

DigsErin McMillan

2003-062,279

_2._ Shalynn_McCoy_ ____1986-89____ 2,009_3._ Stacy_Schmidt_____ 1998-2001_ _ 1,839_4._ Tamara_Luckemeyer_ 1997-2000___ 1,549_5._ Meagan_Daniel______2003-05____ 1,433_6._ Audrey_Hiser________2005-07____ 1,359_7._ Heather_Turner______1994-97____ 1,356_8._ Natasha_Biggers_ __ 1997-2000_ _ 1,291_9._ Leslie_Dodson_______1989-92____ 1,265_10._DeeDee_Strickland___2003-06____ 1,258

Block SolosCarla Dewey

1993-96198

_2._ Connie_Picard_______2003-06_______94__3._ Jennifer_Sharp_______1991-94_______90_4._ Kelly_Paegle_________1990-92_______84_5._ Charlsie_Heifrin_ ____2000-02_______83_6._ Leslie_Dodson_______1989-92_______82_7._ Teri_Fry_ ___________2000-03_______62_8._ Victoria_Prior_ ______2005-07_______58_9._ Dawn_Poole__________ 1990________45_10._Cristela_Perez_ ______1993-96_______44_ _ Andre_Schmelzle____1992-93_______44

Block AssistsCarla Dewey

1993-96402

_2._ Connie_Picard_______2003-06______363_3._ Charlsie_Heifrin_ ____2000-02______236_4._ Marcia_Lyssy________1996-97______216_5._ Jennifer_Sharp_______1991-94______215_6._ Tamara_Luckemeyer_ 1997-2000_____205_7._ Cari_Teague_______ 1998-2000_ ___195_8._ Cristela_Perez_ ______1993-96______194_9._ Kelly_Paegle_________1989-92______18110._Victoria_Prior_ ______2005-07______176

Total BlocksCarla Dewey

1993-96600

_2._ Connie_Picard_______2003-06______457_3._ Kelly_Paegle_________1989-92______344_4._ Charlsie_Heifrin_ ____2000-02______319_5._ Jennifer_Sharp_______1991-94______305_6._ Marcia_Lyssy________1996-97______254_7._ Leslie_Dodson_______1989-92______251_8._ Cristela_Perez_ ______1993-96______238_9._ Teri_Fry_ ___________2000-03______237_10._Tamara_Luckemeyer_ 1997-2000_____234_ _ Victoria_Prior_ ______2005-07______234

Career Records


Sets PlayedTamin Uthoff

1990152

_2._ Leslie_Dodson_________ 1990______142_3._ Tracey_McCain________ 1990______139_4._ Erin_McMillan_________ 2006______130_5._ Connie_Picard_________ 2006______129_ _ Amber_Soletti_________ 1995______129_ _ DeeDee_Strickland_____ 2006______129_8._ Cristela_Perez_ ________ 1995______128 9._ Four_players_tied_with_____________127

AttacksMeagan Daniel

20031,508

_2._ Heather_Turner________ 1997____ 1,300_3._ Stacy_Schmidt_________ 2000____ 1,287_4._ Kendra_Rowland_______ 2007____ 1,285_5._ Meagan_Daniel________ 2004____ 1,271_6._ Tamara_Luckemeyer____ 1999____ 1,268_7._ Stacy_Schmidt_________ 1999____ 1,260_8._ Kendra_Rowland_______ 2008____ 1,248_9._ Tamara_Luckemeyer____ 1997____ 1,244_10._Tamara_Luckemeyer____ 1998____ 1,233

KillsLeslie Dodson

1992570

_2._ Tamara_Luckemeyer____ 1999______567_3._ Meagan_Daniel________ 2003______519_4._ Tamara_Luckemeyer____ 1998______513_5._ Tamara_Luckemeyer____ 1997______502_6._ Stacy_Schmidt_________ 2000______479_7._ Connie_Picard_________ 2006______471_8._ Stacy_Schmidt_________ 1999______454_9._ Victoria_Prior_ ________ 2007______453_10._Meagan_Daniel________ 2004______450

Attack PercentageConnie Picard

2006.354

(minimum 100 attacks)_2._ Victoria_Prior_ ________ 2005_____ .330_3._ Connie_Picard_________ 2005_____ .321

_4._ Leslie_Dodson_________ 1992_____ .307_ _ Charlsie_Heifrin_ ______ 2000_____ .307_6._ Katy_Risinger__________ 1999_____ .302_7._ Victoria_Prior_ ________ 2007_____ .291_8._ Charlsie_Heifrin_ ______ 2001_____ .290_9._ Briana_Mason_________ 2008_____ .286_10._Carla_Dewey__________ 1996_____ .285

Service AcesTamin Uthoff

199084

_2._ Christine_Hager_ ______ 1992_______56_3._ Amber_Soletti_________ 1996_______54_4._ Katy_Risinger__________ 2000_______49_5._ Leslie_Dodson_________ 1992_______48_6._ Natasha_Biggers_ ______ 1997_______47_7._ Cristela_Perez_ ________ 1996_______46_8._ Tobi_Irish_____________ 1995_______45_9._ Natasha_Biggers_ ______ 1998_______43_ _ Charlsie_Heifrin_ ______ 2001_______43

AssistsNatasha Biggers

20001,597

_2._ Tamin_Uthoff__________ 1990____ 1,549_3._ DeeDee_Strickland_____ 2003____ 1,494_4._ DeeDee_Strickland_____ 2004____ 1,403_5._ Natasha_Biggers_ ______ 1999____ 1,375_6._ Natasha_Biggers_ ______ 1998____ 1,295_7._ DeeDee_Strickland_____ 2006____ 1,278_8._ Tobi_Irish_____________ 1996____ 1,273_9._ DeeDee_Strickland_____ 2005____ 1,232_10._Tobi_Irish_____________ 1995____ 1,222_

DigsErin McMillan

2006734

_2._ Shalynn_McCoy_ ______ 1989______651_3._ Erin_McMillan_________ 2004______560_4._ Audrey_Hiser__________ 2007______541_5._ Kelsey_Jewasko________ 2008______527_6._ Stacy_Schmidt_________ 2000______519_7._ Erin_McMillan_________ 2003______501_8._ Leslie_Dodson_________ 1992______490_9._ Erin_McMillan_________ 2005______484_10._Stacy_Schmidt_________ 2001______464

Block SolosCarla Dewey

199563

_2._ Carla_Dewey__________ 1994_______51_3._ Dawn_Poole___________ 1990_______45_4._ Carla_Dewey__________ 1993_______44_5._ Victoria_Prior_ ________ 2007_______41_7._ Carla_Dewey__________ 1996_______40_8._ Kelly_Paegle___________ 1990_______36_ _ Charlsie_Heifrin_ ______ 2001_______36_10._Teri_Fry_ _____________ 2003_______32_ _ Tracey_McCain________ 1990_______32_ _ Charlsie_Heifrin_ ______ 2000_______32

Block AssistsCarla Dewey

1995132

_2._ Dawn_Poole___________ 1990______130_3._ Marcia_Lyssy__________ 1997______118_ _ Connie_Picard_________ 2006______118_5._ Tracey_McCain________ 1990______116_6._ Charlsie_Heifrin_ ______ 2000______110_7._ Carla_Dewey__________ 1996_______98_ _ Marcia_Lyssy__________ 1996_______98_9._ Kelly_Paegle___________ 1990_______96_10._Teri_Fry_ _____________ 2003_______94

Total BlocksCarla Dewey

1995195

_2._ Dawn_Poole___________ 1990______175_3._ Tracey_McCain________ 1989______148_4._ Connie_Picard_________ 2006______147_5._ Charlsie_Heifrin_ ______ 2000______142_6._ Carla_Dewey__________ 1994______139_7._ Carla_Dewey__________ 1996______138_8._ Marcia_Lyssy__________ 1997______136_9._ Kelly_Paegle___________ 1990______132_10._Carla_Dewey__________ 1993______128

Single-Season Records


Team

Attacks268_ _________________________ vs._UT_Arlington_(Oct._28,_1998)

Kills103_ _________________________ vs._UT_Arlington_(Oct._28,_1998)

Attack Percentage.471_(50-9-87)_ ___________vs._Northwestern_State_(Sept._23,_2000)

Service Aces15_ ______________________ vs._Sam_Houston_State_(Oct._2,_2001)

Assists93_ _________________________ vs._McNeese_State_(Oct._28,_2005)

Digs136_ __________________vs._Southeastern_Louisiana_(Nov._2,_2001)

Block Solos15_ _______________________ at_Nortwestern_State_(Oct._11,_2002)

Block Assists34_ _____________________ vs._Sam_Houston_State_(Sept._23,_2006)

Total Blocks27_ ____________________ vs._Texas-Pan_American_(Nov._30,_1991)

Individual

Attacks79_ __________________________________________Stacy_Schmidt_ vs._McNeese_State_(Nov._19,_1999)

Kills40_ ____________________________________ Tamara_Luckemeyer_ vs._UT_Arlington_(Oct._27,_1998)

Attack Percentage.875____________________________________ Katy_Risinger_(7-0-8)_ vs._Nicholls_(Oct._13,_2000)_ Tamara_Luckemeyer_(7-0-8)_ vs._Northwestern_State_(Sept._23,_2000)

Service Aces8_ ___________________________________________ Tamin_Uthoff_ vs._Texas-Pan_American_(Sept._16,_1989)

Assists88_ ________________________________________ Natasha_Biggers_ vs._UT_Arlington_(Oct._27,_1998)

Digs42_ _________________________________________ Erin_McMillan_ vs._Texas_State_(Nov._9,_2006)

Block Solos5_ _________________________________ Carla_Dewey,_three_times_ most recently:_vs._McNeese_State_(Oct._11,_1996)_ Teri_Fry,_two_times_ most recently:_vs._Northwestern_State_(Nov._1,_2003)

Block Assists11_ ___________________________________________ Marcia_Lyssy_ vs._Stephen_F._Austin_(Oct._24,_1997)_ Nicole_Camp_ vs._Stephen_F._Austin_(Oct._9,_1999)

Total Blocks12_ __________________________________Carla_Dewey,_two_times_ most recently:_vs._McNeese_State_(Oct._11,_1996)

Single-Match Records

Natasha Biggers recorded a UTSA-record 88 assists against UT Arlington on Oct. 27, 1998. The Roadrunners tallied a then-school-best 91 in the 3-2 victory.


Southland Conference Championship Teams

2000 Southland Conference Tournament Champions

(Beaumont, Texas)

Nov._17__ McNeese_State___ W,_3-0Nov._18__ Lamar_ _________ W,_3-1

All-Tournament Team (UTSA players)

Natasha_BiggersTamara_Luckemeyer

Stacy_Schmidt

Most Valuable PlayerTamara_Luckemeyer,_UTSA

1999 Southland Conference Regular Season ChampionsSept._14__ UT_Arlington_________L,_1-3Sept._17__ @_Northwestern_State__W,_3-0Sept._18__ @_Louisiana-Monroe_ _W,_3-0Sept._21__ Texas_State___________L,_2-3Sept._25__ @_McNeese_State_____W,_3-1Oct._1_ __ Nicholls_____________W,_3-0Oct._2_ __ Southeastern_La._____W,_3-1Oct._5_ __ Sam_Houson_State____W,_3-0Oct._8_ __ @_Lamar____________W,_3-1Oct._9_ __ @_Stephen_F._Austin__ W,_3-1Oct._15__ Louisiana-Monroe____W,_3-0Oct._16__ Northwestern_State___W,_3-1Oct._19__ @_Texas_State________W,_3-0Oct._22__ McNeese_State_______W,_3-0Oct._26__ @_UT_Arlington______W,_3-0Oct._29__ @_Southeastern_La.___W,_3-1Oct._30__ @_Nicholls_ _________W,_3-0Nov._5___ Stephen_F._Austin_ ___W,_3-1Nov._6___ Lamar______________W,_3-2Nov._9___ @_Sam_Houston_State__ W,_3-1


Honor Roll

First-Team All-Southland Conference Selections

Leslie Dodson1992

Carla Dewey1996

Tamara Luckemeyer1998, ’99

Natasha Biggers1998, 2000

Stacy Schmidt2000

Meagan Daniel2003, ’04, ’05

Connie Picard2006

Second-Team SelectionsLeslie_Dodson_____________________1991Carla_Dewey_ _____________________1995Tamara_Luckemeyer________________1997Stacy_Schmidt_____________________1998_Stacy_Schmidt_____________________1999Katy_Risinger______________________1999Natasha_Biggers____________________1999Tamara_Luckemeyer________________2000Charlsie_Heifrin____________________2001Stacy_Schmidt_____________________2001DeeDee_Strickland_ ________________2005Kendra_Rowland___________________2007Whitney_Walls_____________________2009

Third-Team SelectionsCharlsie_Heifrin____________________2000DeeDee_Strickland_ ________________2003Connie_Picard_____________________2005Meagan_Daniel_ ___________________2006Erin_McMillan_____________________2006

Honorable Mention SelectionsCarla_Dewey_ _____________________1994Marcia_Lyssy_ _____________________1996Katy_Risinger______________________2000Charlsie_Heifrin____________________2002Brittany_Hildebrand________________2003Erin_McMillan_____________________2003Teri_Fry___________________________2003Erin_McMillan_____________________2004Connie_Picard_____________________2004DeeDee_Strickland_ ________________2004DeeDee_Strickland_ ________________2006Amber_Brooks_____________________2008Stefanie_Robbins___________________2008Kelsey_Jewasko_ ___________________2009Kendra_Rowland___________________2009

Victoria Prior2007

Kelsey Jewasko2008

Kendra Rowland2008


Honor Roll

Southland Player of the Year

Leslie Dodson1992

Tamara Luckemeyer1998, ’99

Southland Conference Tournament MVP

Tamara_Luckemeyer______________ 2000

Southland ConferenceAll-Tournament Team

Deanna_Bower___________________ 1992Carla_Dewey_ ___________________ 1996Tamara_Luckemeyer______________ 1997Natasha_Biggers__________________ 2000Tamara_Luckemeyer______________ 2000Stacy_Schmidt___________________ 2000Charlsie_Heifrin__________________ 2001Connie_Picard___________________ 2003Julia_Hunter_____________________ 2005Victoria_Prior____________________ 2005

Verizon Academic All-American of the Year

Tamara_Luckemeyer______________ 2000

Academic All-AmericansTamara_Luckemeyer______________ 1999Tamara_Luckemeyer______________ 2000Stacy_Schmidt___________________ 2000Stacy_Schmidt___________________ 2001

Hibernia Bank/Southland Conference Volleyball Student-Athlete of the Year

Meagan_Daniel_ _________________ 2005

U.S. Olympic FestivalLeslie_Dodson_(South)_ ___________ 1993

Southland Conference All-Academic Team

Rachel_Tilson____________________ 2003Brandace_Cantu__________________ 2004Meagan_Daniel_ _________________ 2004DeeDee_Strickland_ ______________ 2004Rachel_Tilson____________________ 2004Meagan_Daniel_ _________________ 2005DeeDee_Strickland_ ______________ 2005Rachel_Tilson____________________ 2005Meagan_Daniel_ _________________ 2006Erin_McMillan___________________ 2006Connie_Picard___________________ 2006DeeDee_Strickland_ ______________ 2006Dana_Mecke_____________________ 2007Kendra_Rowland_________________ 2008Kelsey_Jewasko_ _________________ 2009Kendra_Rowland_________________ 2009

Christine Hager1992

Stacy Schmidt1998

Southland Newcomer of the Year

Marcia Lysey1996

Charlsie Heifrin2000

Meagan Daniel2003

Southland Freshman of the Year

Katrinka Jo Crawford1996, ’99

Southland Coachof the Year

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Stefanie Robbins2008

Kelsey Jewasko2008

Southland Liberoof the Year


Year-By-Year Results

Fred Battenfield1983 (one season)

Record: 9-17 (.346)

1983 • 9-17 overall4-5 home • 1-5 road • 4-7 neutral

Sept._16_ @_Trinity_^_ L,_0-2Sept._16_ vs._Tarleton_State_^_ W,_2-1Sept._16_ vs._Texas_Woman’s_^_ L,_0-2Sept._17_ vs._Huston-Tillotson_^_ W,_2-0Sept._19_ vs._Bee_County_JC_ W,_2-1Sept._19_ @_Trinity_ W,_2-0Sept._29_ UTEP_ L,_0-2Sept._29_ Incarnate_Word_ W,_2-1Oct._11_ vs._Wharton_JC_ L,_0-2Oct._11_ @_St._Mary’s_ L,_0-2Oct._14_ Incarnate_Word_*_ L,_1-2Oct._14_ East_Texas_Baptist_*_ L,_1-2Oct._14_ Texas-Pan_American_*_ L,_0-2Oct._15_ Schreiner_*_ W,_2-1Oct._15_ Texas-Pan_American_*_ L,_0-2Oct._15_ Incarnate_Word_*_ W,_2-0Oct._20_ vs._St._Edward’s_ L,_0-2Oct._20_ @_Trinity_ L,_0-2Oct._24_ vs._Texas_State_ L,_0-2Oct._24_ @_Trinity_ L,_1-2Nov._9_ Baylor_ W,_3-1Nov._18_ vs._UTEP_#_ L,_0-2Nov._18_ @_Oral_Roberts_#_ L,_0-2Nov._18_ vs._Oklahoma_City_#_ W,_2-0Nov._19_ vs._West_Texas_A&M_#_ L,_0-2Nov._19_ vs._Hardin_Simmons_#_ L,_0-2

^ River City Classic (San Antonio, Texas)* UTSA Roadrunner Classic (San Antonio, Texas)

# Oil Country Athletic Conference Tournament (Tulsa, Okla.)

Laurie Holden1984-85 (two seasons)Record: 37-35 (.514)


Sept._6_ vs._Concordia_Lutheran_ W,_2-1Sept._6_ vs._Trinity_ L,_1-2Sept._11_ @_Texas_State_ L,_1-3Sept._12_ @_St._Philip’s_JC_ W,_3-1Sept._14_ vs._Schreiner_^_ W,_2-1Sept._14_ vs._Lubbock_Christian_^_ W,_2-0Sept._15_ vs._Texas_Woman’s_^_ L,_0-2Sept._15_ vs._Bishop_^_ W,_2-0Sept._15_ vs._Texas_A&M-Kingsville_^_ L,_0-2Sept._21_ @_Oral_Roberts_*_ L,_0-3Sept._21_ vs._Tulsa_*_ L,_2-3Sept._21_ vs._Texas_A&M-Commerce_*_ L,_1-3

Oct._22_ Incarnate_Word_ W,_3-0Oct._26_ vs._Trinity_ W,_2-0Oct._26_ @_Texas-Pan_American_ W,_2-1Oct._31_ @_Trinity_ L,_1-3Nov._8_ Abilene_Christian_ W,_3-2

^ Stephen F. Austin Tournament (Nacogdoches, Texas)* Sam Houston State University Classic (Huntsville, Texas)

# Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas)

Joe Beth Palmer1986-88 (three seasons)

Record: 86-36 (.705)


Sept._5_ vs._Eastern_New_Mexico_^_ L,_1-3Sept._5_ @_UTEP_^_ W,_3-2Sept._6_ vs._Sul_Ross_State_^_ W,_3-0Sept._10_ Texas_A&M-Kingsville_ W,_3-1Sept._12_ vs._Stephen_F._Austin_*_ L,_0-2Sept._12_ vs._Lamar_*_ L,_1-2Sept._12_ vs._Angelo_State_*_ L,_0-2Sept._13_ vs._Southwestern_*__ L,_0-2Sept._16_ @_Baylor_ L,_1-3Sept._18_ Texas_Lutheran_ L,_0-3Sept._19_ Angelo_State_ L,_1-3Sept._25_ @_Hardin-Simmons_ L,_1-3Sept._26_ vs._Lubbock_Christian_#_ L,_2-3Sept._26_ vs._Abilene_Christian_#_ W,_3-2Sept._26_ vs._Hardin-Simmons_#_ W,_3-0Sept._26_ vs._Texas_Lutheran_#_ L,_1-3Sept._27_ vs._Abilene_Christian_#_ L,_1-3Sept._30_ St._Philip’s_JC_ W,_3-0Oct._3_ @_Texas_A&M-Kingsville_ W,_3-0Oct._7_ Texas_State_ L,_0-3Oct._8_ North_Texas_ W,_3-2Oct._10_ vs._Sam_Houston_State_%_ L,_0-3Oct._10_ vs._Texas-Pan_American_%_ W,_3-0Oct._10_ vs._Texas_Lutheran_%_ W,_3-0Oct._11_ vs._UTEP_%_ W,_3-0Oct._11_ @_Texas_State_%_ L,_0-3Oct._14_ Sam_Houston_State_ L,_0-3Oct._17_ Texas-Pan_American_ W,_3-1Oct._21_ Hardin-Simmons_ W,_3-0Oct._24_ vs._Incarnate_Word_+_ W,_2-0Oct._24_ vs._St._Philip’s_JC_+_ W,_2-0Oct._25_ @_Trinity_+_ W,_2-1Oct._25_ vs._St._Mary’s_+_ W,_3-1Oct._28_ @_Texas_State_ L,_0-3Oct._31_ Northern_Arizona_ L,_1-3Nov._1_ @_Texas_Lutheran_ L,_0-3Nov._4_ @_St._Philip’s_JC_ W,_3-0

^ UTEP Invitational (El Paso, Texas)* Sam Houston State University Classic (Huntsville, Texas)

# Angelo State Tournament (San Angelo, Texas)% Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas)

+ All-City Tournament (San Antonio, Texas)

Sept._21_ vs._Wichita_State_*_ L,_0-3Sept._21_ vs._Oklahoma_City_*_ W,_3-0Sept._22_ vs._Stephen_F._Austin_*_ L,_1-3Sept._26_ Incarnate_Word_ W,_3-1Sept._28_ Texas-Pan_American_#_ W,_3-2Sept._28_ UTEP_#_ L,_0-3Sept._29_ UTEP_#_ L,_0-3Sept._29_ Texas-Pan_American_#_ W,_3-2Oct._2_ Texas_State_ L,_0-3Oct._8_ vs._West_Texas_A&M_ L,_2-3Oct._8_ @_Hardin-Simmons_ L,_1-2Oct._12_ Texas-Pan_American_ W,_2-1Oct._12_ St._Philip’s_JC_ W,_2-1Oct._17_ Trinity_ W,_3-0Oct._20_ St._Mary’s_ L,_1-3Oct._24_ St._Philip’s_JC_ L,_1-2Oct._24_ St._Mary’s_ L,_0-2Oct._27_ @_Incarnate_Word_ W,_2-0Oct._27_ vs._Howard_Payne_ L,_1-2Oct._27_ vs._Mary_Hardin_Baylor__ L,_1-2Oct._29_ vs._Laredo_CC_ W,_2-0Oct._29_ @_Texas-Pan_American_ W,_2-0Nov._7_ St._Philip’s_JC_ W,_3-1Nov._16_ vs._Oral_Roberts_%_ L,_0-3Nov._16_ vs._Hardin-Simmons_%_ L,_1-3Nov._17_ vs._Oklahoma_City_%_ W,_3-0

^ River City Classic (San Antonio, Texas)* Oral Roberts Tournament (Tulsa, Okla.)

# UTSA Roadrunner Classic (San Antonio, Texas)% Oil Country Athletic Conference Tournament (Canyon, Texas)


Sept._5_ Texas_State_ L,_0-3Sept._10_ Trinity_ W,_3-1Sept._13_ vs._Howard_Payne_^_ W,_2-0Sept._13_ vs._Tennesee-Martin_^_ W,_2-0Sept._14_ vs._Texas_A&M-Commerce_^_ W,_2-1Sept._14_ vs._Texas_Woman’s_^_ W,_2-1Sept._14_ @_Stephen_F._Austin_^_ W,_2-0Sept._14_ vs._Sam_Houston_State_^_ L,_0-2Sept._18_ @_Texas_State_ L,_0-3Sept._20_ vs._Texas_Woman’s_*__ W,_2-1Sept._20_ vs._West_Texas_A&M_*_ W,_2-0Sept._21_ vs._Texas_Southern_*_ W,_2-1Sept._21_ vs._Angelo_State_*_ L,_0-2Sept._21_ @_Sam_Houston_State_*_ L,_0-2Sept._25_ @_St._Philip’s_JC_ W,_3-0Sept._26_ @_Hardin-Simmons_ W,_3-1Sept._28_ @_St._Mary’s_ L,_1-3Sept._28_ vs._Incarnate_Word_ W,_3-1Sept._28_ vs._St._Philip’s_JC_ W,_3-1Oct._7_ Baylor_ L,_0-3Oct._12_ @_Texas_Lutheran_ L,_0-3Oct._14_ Hardin-Simmons_ W,_2-0Oct._14_ St._Philip’s_JC_ W,_2-0Oct._17_ Texas-Pan_American_ W,_3-0Oct._18_ @_Texas_State_#_ L,_0-2Oct._18_ vs._Lamar_#_ L,_0-2Oct._18_ vs._West_Texas_A&M_#_ L,_0-2Oct._19_ vs._UTEP_#_ L,_0-2Oct._19_ vs._Louisiana-Monroe_#_ L,_0-2


Year-By-Year Results


(missing two opponents, both victories)Sept._2_ Texas_State_ L,_0-3Sept._4_ @_Texas-Pan_American_ W,_3-0Sept._8_ Baylor_ L,_1-3Sept._9_ St._Edward’s_ W,_n/aSept._11-12_ vs._Texas_Woman’s_^_ W,_2-0Sept._11-12_ @_Sam_Houston_State_^_ L,_0-2Sept._11-12_ vs._Texas-Pan_American_^_ W,_2-0Sept._11-12_ vs._St._Mary’s_^_ W,_n/aSept._11-12_ vs._Southwestern_^_ W,_2-0Sept._11-12_ @_Sam_Houston_State_^_ L,_0-2Sept._14_ Mary_Hardin_Baylor_ W,_n/aSept._15_ @_Rice_ L,_2-3Sept._17_ @_Schreiner_ W,_n/aSept._18-19_ UTEP_*_ W,_2-1Sept._18-19_ North_Texas_*_ W,_2-0Sept._18-19_ Stephen_F._Austin_*_ W,_2-0Sept._18-19_ Texas-Pan_American_*_ W,_3-0_Sept._18-19_ Texas_Lutheran_*_ W,_2-0Sept._22_ Texas_A&M-Kingsville_ W,_3-0Sept._25-26_ vs._Southwestern_#_ W,_3-2Sept._25-26_ vs._Abilene_Christian_#_ W,_3-0Sept._25-26_ vs._Concordia_Lutheran_#_ W,_3-0Sept._25-26_ vs._St._Edward’s_#_ W,_3-1Sept._25-26_ vs._Southwestern_#_ L,_2-3Oct._2-3_ @_Texas_A&M_%_ L,_0-3Oct._2-3_ vs._Oral_Roberts_%_ W,_3-0Oct._2-3_ vs._Texas_State_%_ L,_1-3Oct._5_ @_Texas_Lutheran_ W,_3-0Oct._9-10_ @_Texas_State_+_ L,_0-3Oct._9-10_ vs._UTEP_+_ W,_3-1Oct._9-10_ vs._Lamar_+_ L,_0-3Oct._9-10_ vs._Texas-Pan_American_+_ W,_3-0Oct._13_ @_Mary_Hardin-Baylor_ W,_n/aOct._19_ Southwestern_ W,_3-0Oct._22_ Schreiner_ W,_n/aOct._23_ vs._Trinity_&_ W,_2-0Oct._24_ vs._Trinity_&_ W,_2-0Oct._26_ @_Texas_A&M-Kingsville_ W,_3-0Oct._29_ @_St._Edward’s_ W,_n/aNov._9_ Houston_Baptist_ W,_3-0Nov._11_ @_Texas_State_ L,_0-3Nov._13_ @_UTEP_$_ W,_2-1

^ Sam Houston State University Classic (Huntsville, Texas)* UTSA Invitational (San Antonio, Texas)

# Angelo State Tournament (San Angelo, Texas)% Texas A&M Tournament (College Station, Texas)

+ Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas)& All-City Tournament (San Antonio, Texas)

$ National Independents Invitational (El Paso, Texas)


(missing six opponents/record: 5-1)Sept._3_ @_Texas-Pan_American_ W,_3-0Sept._6_ Texas_State_ L,_2-3Sept._8_ Angelo_State_ W,_3-1Sept._9-10_ vs._Texas_Wesleyan_^_ W,_3-1Sept._9-10_ vs._Midwestern_State_^_ W,_3-1

Sept._9-10_ vs._Texas_A&M-Kingsville_^_ W,_3-0Sept._9-10_ vs._Southwestern_^_ W,_3-1Sept._9-10_ vs._Angelo_State_^_ W,_3-0Sept._12_ Texas-Pan_American_ W,_3-0Sept._14_ @_Sam_Houston_State_ W,_3-0Sept._17_ Texas_A&M-Commerce_ L,_2-3Sept._18_ vs._Texas_Woman’s_ W,_3-1Sept._18_ @_North_Texas_ W,_3-0Sept._22_ @_Angelo_State_ W,_3-0Sept._23_ @_Angelo_State_*_ W,_3-1Sept._27_ Concordia_Lutheran_ W,_3-0Sept._28_ St._Mary’s_ W,_3-0Oct._1_ @_Lamar_ W,_3-0Oct._4_ @_Texas_A&M-Kingsville_ W,_3-0Oct._6_ Incarnate_Word_ W,_3-0Oct._7_ @_Texas_Lutheran_ W,_3-0Oct._12_ @_Texas_State_ L,_2-3Oct._17_ @_Concordia_Lutheran_ W,_3-0Oct._19_ St._Mary’s_ W,_3-0Oct._21_ St._Edward’s_#_ W,_n/aOct._21_ UTEP_#_ W,_3-1Oct._22_ Houston_Baptist_#_ W,_3-0Oct._22_ n/a_#_ W,_n/aOct._22_ UTEP_#_ W,_3-0Oct._28_ North_Texas_ W,_3-0Nov._1_ @_Baylor_ W,_3-1Nov._4_ Texas_A&M-Kingsville_ W,_3-0Nov._5_ @_UT_Arlington_ L,_0-3Nov._11_ @_UTEP_%_ L,_1-3Nov._12_ @_UTEP_%_ W,_3-0

^ St. Edward’s Tournament (Austin, Texas)* San Angelo Tournament (San Angelo, Texas)

# UTSA Classic (San Antonio, Texas)% UTEP Classic (El Paso, Texas)

Dave Hawk1989-95 (seven seasons)Record: 114-139 (.451)

SLC: 23-35 (.397)


Sept._3_ Montana_ L,_0-3Sept._4_ @_Sam_Houston_State_ L,_0-3Sept._6_ Texas_A&M-Kingsville_ W,_3-1Sept._8_ vs._Hardin-Simmons_^_ L,_0-3Sept._8_ @_St._Edward’s_^_ W,_3-1Sept._9_ vs._Texas_Woman’s_^_ W,_3-1Sept._9_ vs._St._Mary’s_^_ W,_3-2Sept._15_ vs._Texas_A&M-Kingsville_*_ W,_3-2Sept._15_ vs._Mary_Hardin_Baylor_*_ L,_2-3Sept._15_ vs._Texas_Lutheran_*_ W,_3-0Sept._16_ vs._Southwestern_*_ L,_1-3Sept._19_ @_St._Mary’s_ L,_0-2Sept._19_ vs._Concordia_Lutheran_ W,_2-1Sept._23_ Texas_Woman’s_ L,_0-3Sept._23_ North_Texas_ W,_3-0Sept._26_ Prairie_View_A&M_ W,_3-0Sept._27_ Baylor_ W,_3-0

Sept._29_ Texas-Pan_American_#_ W,_3-1Sept._29_ Hardin-Simmons_#_ W,_3-0Sept._29_ St._Mary’s_#_ L,_2-3Sept._30_ St._Edward’s_#_ W,_3-1Sept._30_ Hardin-Simmons_#_ W,_3-0Sept._30_ St._Edward’s_#_ W,_3-1Oct._2_ @_Stephen_F._Austin_ W,_3-2Oct._4_ Texas_State_ L,_0-3Oct._5_ @_Texas_A&M-Commerce_ L,_1-3Oct._6_ vs._Prairie_View_A&M_%_ W,_3-0Oct._7_ vs._West_Texas_A&M_%_ L,_1-3Oct._7_ vs._UTEP_%_ L,_1-3Oct._10_ @_Prairie_View_A&M_ W,_3-1Oct._14_ @_Texas_Woman’s_ W,_3-2Oct._14_ @_Texas_A&M-Kingsville_ W,_3-0Oct._17_ @_Hardin-Simmons_ L,_0-3Oct._17_ @_Abilene_Christian_ L,_2-3Oct._20_ @_Texas_Wesleyan_+_ W,_2-1Oct._20_ vs._Midwestern_State_+_ L,_0-2Oct._20_ vs._Southwestern_+_ W,_2-1Oct._20_ vs._Montevallo_+_ L,_0-2Oct._21_ vs._Southwestern_+_ L,_0-2Oct._21_ vs._Southwestern_+_ W,_3-2Oct._24_ @_Texas-Pan_American_ W,_3-0Nov._3_ UTEP_ L,_1-3Nov._3_ Sam_Houston_State_ L,_0-3Nov._4_ UTEP_ L,_1-3Nov._4_ Sam_Houston_State_ L,_0-3Nov._10_ @_UTEP_&_ L,_1-3Nov._11_ @_UTEP_&_ L,_1-3

^ St. Edward’s Tournament (Austin, Texas)* San Angelo Tournament (San Angelo, Texas)

# UTSA Classic (San Antonio, Texas)% North Texas Tournament (Denton, Texas)

+ Texas Wesleyan Tournament (Austin, Texas)& UTEP Classic (El Paso, Texas)


Aug._31_ vs._Texas_State_^_ L,_2-3Aug._31_ vs._Sam_Houston_State_^__ L,_0-3Sept._1_ @_Lamar_ L,_1-3Sept._1_ vs._Tulane_^_ L,_1-3Sept._4_ Lamar_ L,_1-3Sept._7_ vs._Hardin-Simmons_*_ W,_3-0Sept._7_ vs._Texas_Woman’s_*_ W,_3-2Sept._8_ vs._Texas_A&M-Commerce_*_ W,_3-0Sept._8_ vs._Abilene_Christian_*_ L,_0-3Sept._8_ vs._Texas_Woman’s_*_ W,_3-2Sept._12_ @_Angelo_State_ L,_1-3Sept._14_ North_Texas_#_ W,_3-0Sept._14_ Texas-Pan_American_#_ W,_3-0Sept._15_ Texas_Southern_#_ W,_3-1Sept._15_ New_Orleans_#_ L,_2-3Sept._17_ @_Baylor_ W,_3-0Sept._21_ @_North_Texas_%_ W,_3-1Sept._21_ vs._Louisiana_Tech_%_ W,_3-0Sept._22_ vs._Mississippi_State_%_ L,_1-3Sept._22_ vs._Tulsa_%_ W,_3-1Sept._26_ Prairie_View_A&M_ W,_3-1Sept._28_ UTEP_ L,_2-3Oct._3_ @_St._Mary’s_ W,_3-1


Year-By-Year ResultsOct._13_ @_Southern_ W,_3-2Oct._14_ @_Nicholls_^_ W,_3-1Oct._15_ @_McNeese_State_^_ L,_0-3Oct._16_ @_Rice__ L,_1-3Oct._20_ @_Texas_State_^_ L,_0-3Oct._28_ @_Sam_Houston_State_^__ L,_0-3Oct._29_ _@_Lamar_ L,_0-3Oct._30_ @_Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_0-3Nov._2_ @_Texas-Pan_American_ W,_3-2Nov._5_ Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-0Nov._6_ Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-2Nov._6_ Southern_ W,_3-1Nov._7_ Texas_A&M_ L,_0-3Nov._8_ Baylor_ L,_0-3_Nov._11_ UT_Arlington_^_ L,_1-3Nov._13_ North_Texas_^_ W,_3-1Nov._19_ vs._McNeese_State_&_ L,_0-3

^ Southland Conference match* San Diego Invitational (San Diego, Calif.)

# UTSA Roadrunner Classic (San Antonio, Texas)% Northern Arizona Tournament (Flagstaff, Ariz.)

+ UTSA Invitational (San Antonio, Texas)& Southland Conference Tournament (Huntsville, Texas)

1994 • 10-23 overall • 3-10 SLC5-10 home • 4-9 road • 1-4 neutral

Sept._1_ Texas_*_ L,_0-3Sept._2_ Saint_Mary’s_(Calif.)_*_ L,_1-3Sept._2_ UTEP_*_ L,_1-3Sept._3_ Lamar_*_ L,_1-3Sept._3_ Texas_Southern_*_ W,_3-0Sept._8_ vs._Eastern_Washington_#_ L,_2-3Sept._9_ @_Gonzaga_#_ L,_0-3Sept._10_ vs._Utah_State_#_ L,_1-3Sept._10_ vs._UIC_#_ L,_1-3Sept._16_ vs._Austin_Peay_%_ L,_1-3Sept._17_ vs._East_Tennessee_State_%_ W,_3-1Sept._17_ @_UAB_%_ L,_2-3Sept._23_ Davidson_+_ W,_3-0Sept._24_ Texas-Pan_American_+_ W,_3-1Sept._24_ Southern_Mississippi_+_ W,_3-0Sept._26_ @_Texas_State_^_ L,_2-3Sept._29_ @_Sam_Houston_State_^_ L,_0-3Sept._30_ @_Rice_ L,_0-3Oct._6_ UT_Arlington_^_ L,_0-3Oct._8_ North_Texas_^_ L,_2-3Oct._12_ Texas_State_^_ L,_0-3Oct._17_ @_Baylor_ L,_1-3Oct._20_ Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_1-3Oct._22_ Sam_Houston_State_^_ L,_1-3Oct._27_ @_Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-1Oct._28_ @_Jackson_State_ W,_3-0Oct._29_ @_Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._31_ @_Lamar_ W,_3-2Nov._3_ McNeese_State_^_ L,_1-3Nov._5_ Nicholls_^_ W,_3-1Nov._10_ @_North_Texas_^_ L,_2-3Nov._11_ @_Oklahoma_ L,_0-3Nov._12_ @_UT_Arlington_^_ L,_0-3

^ Southland Conference match* UTSA Roadrunner Invitational (San Antonio, Texas)

# Spike Off Classic (Spokane, Wash.)% UAB Tournament (Birmingham, Ala.)

+ UTSA Classic (San Antonio, Texas)

1990 continuedOct._5_ St._Mary’s_+_ W,_2-0Oct._5_ St._Edward’s_+_ W,_2-0Oct._5_ Lubbock_Christian_+_ W,_2-0Oct._6_ Houston_Baptist_+_ W,_2-0Oct._6_ Texas_A&M-Kingsville_+_ W,_2-0Oct._16_ @_Lamar_ L,_0-3Oct._19_ @_Tulsa_&_ W,_3-1Oct._20_ vs._UTEP_&_ L,_0-3Oct._22_ St._Mary’s_ W,_3-0Oct._26_ @_Texas-Pan_American_$_ W,_3-1Oct._26_ vs._Prairie_View_A&M_$_ W,_3-0Oct._27_ vs._Prairie_View_A&M_$_ W,_3-0Oct._27_ @_Texas-Pan_American_$_ W,_3-1Oct._29_ @_Texas_A&M-Kingsville_ W,_3-0Nov._2_ vs._Texas_Tech_!_ L,_0-3Nov._3_ @_UTEP_!_ W,_3-2Nov._3_ vs._Tulsa_!_ L,_2-3Nov._6_ Texas_State_ L,_1-3_Nov._16_ Air_Force_ L,_0-3Nov._17_ Angelo_State_ L,_0-3Nov._17_ Air_Force_ L,_1-3

^ Lamar Tournament (Beaumont, Texas)* St. Edward’s Tournament (Austin, Texas)

# UTSA Classic (San Antonio, Texas)% North Texas Tournament (Denton, Texas)+ UTSA Invitational (San Antonio, Texas)

& Tulsa Tournament (Tulsa, Okla.)$ Texas-Pan American Tournament (Edinburg, Texas)

! UTEP Classic (El Paso, Texas)


Sept._6_ vs._New_Orleans_*_ L,_1-3Sept._6_ vs._Louisiana_Tech_*_ L,_1-3Sept._6_ @_Rice_*_ L,_0-3Sept._13_ Texas_Southern_ W,_3-0Sept._20_ New_Orleans_#__ W,_3-0Sept._20_ UTEP_#_ L,_0-3Sept._21_ Texas-Pan_American_#_ W,_3-0Sept._21_ Texas_A&M_#_ L,_0-3Sept._26_ Lamar_ L,_1-3Sept._27_ @_Baylor_ L,_1-3Sept._28_ Prairie_View_A&M_ W,_3-0Oct._10_ Cameron_ L,_0-3Oct._17_ UT_Arlington_^_ L,_1-3Oct._18_ North_Texas_^_ W,_3-0Oct._21_ @_Lamar_ L,_1-3Oct._24_ @_Nicholls_^_ L,_1-3Oct._25_ @_McNeese_State_^_ L,_0-3Oct._26_ @_New_Orleans_ L,_0-3Oct._30_ @_Texas-Pan_American_ W,_3-1Nov._4_ @_Texas_State_^_ L,_0-3Nov._8_ Sam_Houston_State_^_ L,_0-3Nov._9_ Stephen_F._Austin_^_ W,_3-2Nov._13_ @_Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-2Nov._14_ @_Northwestern_State_^_ L,_2-3Nov._20_ Baylor_ L,_0-3

^ Southland Conference match* Rice Tournament (Houston, Texas)

# UTSA Invitational (San Antonio, Texas)


Sept._4_ Tulsa_ W,_3-0Sept._5_ Texas_Southern_ W,_3-0Sept._5_ UTEP_ W,_3-0Sept._8_ Lamar_ L,_0-3Sept._11_ vs._Montana_State_*_ W,_3-2Sept._11_ @_New_Mexico_State_*_ L,_0-3Sept._12_ @_UTEP_ L,_1-3Sept._17_ South_Carolina__ W,_3-0Sept._18_ Texas-Pan_American_#_ W,_3-0Sept._19_ Prairie_View_A&M_#_ W,_3-0Sept._19_ New_Orleans_#_ W,_3-1Sept._23_ @_Sacramento_State_ L,_0-3Sept._24_ @_San_Francisco_ L,_1-3Sept._25_ @_Saint_Mary’s_(Calif.)_ L,_1-2Sept._26_ @_Santa_Clara_ L,_0-3Oct._2_ vs._Western_Carolina_%_ W,_3-0Oct._2_ vs._Nicholls_%_ W,_3-0Oct._3_ @_New_Orleans_%_ W,_3-0Oct._3_ vs._Tulane_%_ W,_3-2Oct._11_ @_UT_Arlington_^_ L,_1-3Oct._12_ @_North_Texas_^_ W,_3-0Oct._16_ Nicholls_^_ W,_3-0Oct._17_ McNeese_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._19_ @_Baylor_ L,_1-3Oct._29_ @_Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_2-3Oct._31_ @_Sam_Houston_State_^_ L,_0-3Nov._5_ Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-1Nov._7_ Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-0Nov._8_ vs._Arkansas_State_&_ L,_0-3Nov._8_ @_Texas-Pan_American_ W,_3-0Nov._11_ Texas_State*_ L,_2-3Nov._14_ Texas_A&M_ L,_2-3Nov._16_ @_Lamar_ L,_1-3Nov._20_ Texas_State_+_ W,_3-2Nov._21_ UT_Arlington_+_ L,_0-3

^ Southland Conference match* New Mexico State Tournament (Las Cruces, N.M.)

# UTSA Invitational (San Antonio, Texas)% New Orleans Tournament (New Orleans, La.)

& played in Edinburg, Texas+ Southland Conference Tournament (San Antonio, Texas)


Sept._1_ Texas_ L,_0-3Sept._3_ vs._Northern_Iowa_*_ L,_0-3Sept._3_ @_San_Diego_*_ L,_0-3Sept._4_ vs._Weber_State_*_ L,_0-3Sept._4_ vs._Eastern_Illinois_*_ L,_0-3Sept._10_ Texas_Southern_#_ W,_3-1Sept._11_ Rice_#_ L,_1-3Sept._11_ Texas-Pan_American_#_ W,_3-0Sept._17_ @_Northern_Arizona_%_ L,_0-3Sept._17_ vs._George_Mason_%_ L,_0-3Sept._18_ vs._San_Diego_State_%_ L,_0-3Sept._24_ Prairie_View_A&M_+_ W,_3-0Sept._24_ Saint_Louis_+_ W,_3-1Sept._25_ Texas-Pan_American_+_ W,_3-2Sept._25_ Lamar_+_ L,_0-3Oct._7_ @_UTEP_ L,_0-3Oct._8_ @_New_Mexico_State_ L,_2-3


Year-By-Year Results^ Southland Conference match

* Texas Tech Shootout (Lubbock, Texas)# UNLV Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.)% UTSA Classic (San Antonio, Texas)

+ Southland Conference Tournament (Lake Charles, La.)


Sept._4_ @_Nevada_*_ L,_0-3Sept._5_ vs._Houston_*_ L,_1-3Sept._5_ vs._San_Jose_State_*_ L,_1-3Sept._11_ vs._Louisiana-Lafayette_#_ W,_3-0Sept._12_ vs._Tennessee_#_ L,_0-3Sept._12_ vs._TCU_#_ W,_3-0Sept._15_ @_UT_Arlington_^_ L,_0-3Sept._18_ Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-0Sept._19_ Louisiana-Monroe__^_ L,_2-3Sept._22_ @_Texas_State_^_ L,_0-3Sept._25_ TCU_ W,_3-1Sept._26_ Lamar_^_ W,_3-1Oct._2_ @_Nicholls_^_ W,_3-0Oct._3_ @_Southeastern_La._^_ L,_2-3Oct._5_ @_Sam_Houston_State_^_ W,_3-2Oct._9_ McNeese_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._10_ Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_2-3Oct._16_ @_Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-0Oct._17_ @_Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-1Oct._23_ @_Lamar_^_ W,_3-1Oct._27_ UT_Arlington_^_ W,_3-2Oct._30_ Southeastern_La._^_ W,_3-0Oct._31_ Nicholls_^_ W,_3-0Nov._6_ @_Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_0-3Nov._7_ @_McNeese_State_^_ L,_0-3Nov._10_ Texas_State_^_ W,_3-1Nov._14_ Sam_Houston_State_^_ W,_3-0Nov._19_ vs._McNeese_State_%_ L,_0-3

^ Southland Conference match* Nevada Invitational (Reno, Nev.)

# Houston Tournament (Houston, Texas)% Southland Conference Tournament (Arlington, Texas)


Sept._3_ vs._Memphis_*_ W,_3-1Sept._3_ @_Portland_*_ W,_3-0Sept._4_ vs._Idaho_*_ W,_3-1Sept._4_ vs._Fairfield_*_ L,_0-3Sept._10_ vs._Baylor_#_ L,_2-3Sept._11_ @_SMU_#_ L,_2-3Sept._11_ vs._Butler_#_ W,_3-2Sept._14_ UT_Arlington_^_ L,_1-3Sept._17_ @_Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-0Sept._18_ @_Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-0Sept._21_ Texas_State_^_ L,_2-3Sept._25_ @_McNeese_State_^_ W,_3-1Oct._1_ Nicholls_^_ W,_3-0Oct._2_ Southeastern_La._^_ W,_3-1Oct._5_ Sam_Houson_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._8_ @_Lamar_^_ W,_3-1Oct._9_ @_Stephen_F._Austin_^_ W,_3-1Oct._15_ Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-0Oct._16_ Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-1Oct._19_ @_Texas_State_^_ W,_3-0

Sept._20_ vs._Chicago_State_%_ W,_3-0Sept._21_ vs._Hofstra_%_ W,_3-0Sept._21_ @_Texas_State_%_ L,_0-3Sept._27_ Sam_Houston_State_^_ W,_3-2Sept._28_ Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_2-3Sept._30_ Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-0Oct._1_ Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._2_ Texas_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._11_ @_McNeese_State_^_ W,_3-2Oct._12_ @_Nicholls_^_ W,_3-2Oct._13_ @_Lamar_ L,_1-3Oct._19_ UT_Arlington_^_ W,_3-1Oct._25_ @_Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_1-3Oct._26_ @_Sam_Houston_State_^_ L,_0-3Oct._31_ @_Texas_State_^_ L,_0-3Nov._7_ Nicholls_^_ L,_1-3Nov._9_ McNeese_State_^_ W,_3-1Nov._11_ @_UT_Arlington_^_ L,_0-3Nov._15_ @_Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-0Nov._16_ @_Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-1Nov._21_ vs._McNeese_State_+_ W,_3-2Nov._22_ @_Stephen_F._Austin_+_ L,_2-3

^ Southland Conference match* North Texas Tournament (Denton, Texas)

# Wyoming Classic (Laramie, Wyo.)% Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas)

+ Southland Conference Tournament (Nacogdoches, Texas)


Aug._29_ @_Texas_Tech_*_ L,_0-3Aug._29_ vs._Ohio_*_ L,_0-3Aug._30_ vs._Portland_*_ L,_1-3Aug._30_ vs._SMU_*_ L,_0-3Sept._5_ vs._Creighton_#_ L,_1-3Sept._5_ vs._Cal_State_Northridge_#_ L,_1-3Sept._6_ vs._UC_Irvine_#_ L,_0-3Sept._12_ Texas-Pan_American_%_ W,_3-1Sept._12_ Oklahoma_%_ L,_0-3Sept._13_ Montana_State_%_ L,_0-3Sept._16_ @_Rice_ L,_0-3Sept._19_ UT_Arlington_^_ L,_1-3Sept._20_ Sam_Houston_State_^_ W,_3-0Sept._26_ @_McNeese_State_^_ L,_0-3Sept._27_ @_Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_1-3Sept._28_ @_Lamar_ L,_1-3Oct._3_ @_Texas_State_^_ L,_0-3Oct._10_ Nicholls_^_ L,_2-3Oct._11_ Southeastern_La._^_ W,_3-1Oct._17_ @_Sam_Houston_State_^_ W,_3-2Oct._18_ @_UT_Arlington_^_ L,_1-3Oct._24_ Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_2-3Oct._25_ McNeese_State_^_ L,_0-3Oct._27_ @_Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-0Oct._28_ @_Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._31_ Texas_State_^_ L,_1-3Nov._2_ Lamar_ W,_3-2Nov._7_ @_Southeastern_La._^_ W,_3-1Nov._8_ @_Nicholls_^_ L,_1-3Nov._14_ Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-0Nov._15_ Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-0Nov._20_ vs._UT_Arlington_+_ L,_1-3


Sept._1_ vs._McNeese_State_*_ L,_0-3Sept._1_ @_Arkansas_State_*_ L,_0-3Sept._2_ vs._Southeast_Missouri_State_*_ L,_0-3Sept._2_ vs._Bradley_*_ L,_1-3Sept._5_ Weber_State_ L,_0-3Sept._8_ @_New_Mexico_State_ L,_2-3Sept._9_ vs._Southern_Mississippi_%_ W,_3-0Sept._9_ @_UTEP_ L,_0-3Sept._13_ UT_Arlington_^_ W,_3-0Sept._19_ @_Sam_Houston_State_^_ L,_0-3Sept._20_ @_Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_2-3Sept._22_ Samford_#_ W,_3-0Sept._22_ Texas-Pan_American_#_ W,_3-1Sept._23_ Louisiana-Lafayette_#_ W,_3-1Sept._23_ Oral_Roberts_#_ L,_0-3Sept._26_ Lamar_ W,_3-0Sept._28_ @_Texas_State_^_ L,_2-3Sept._30_ vs._Texas_Southern_&_ W,_3-1Sept._30_ @_Texas-Pan_American_ W,_3-1Oct._6_ McNeese_State_^_ W,_3-2Oct._7_ Nicholls_^_ W,_3-2Oct._13_ @_North_Texas_^_ L,_1-3Oct._14_ @_UT_Arlington_^_ L,_1-3Oct._19_ Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_1-3Oct._21_ Sam_Houston_State_^_ L,_2-3Oct._22_ @_Louisiana-Monroe_^_ L,_2-3Oct._23_ @_Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._26_ Texas_State_^_ L,_0-3Oct._30_ North_Texas_^_ L,_0-3Nov._2_ @_Nicholls_^_ W,_3-2Nov._3_ @_McNeese_State_^_ W,_3-0Nov._4_ @_Lamar_ L,_0-3Nov._11_ Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-0Nov._12_ Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-0Nov._16_ vs._North_Texas_+_ L,_0-3

^ Southland Conference match* Arkansas State Tournament (Jonesboro, Ark.)

# UTSA Roadrunner Invitational (San Antonio, Texas)% played in El Paso, Texas • & played in Edinburg, Texas


Katrinka Jo Crawford1996-2001 (six seasons)

Record: 98-79 (.554)SLC: 74-36 (.673)


Aug._30_ @_North_Texas_*_ W,_3-1Aug._30_ vs._Baylor_*_ L,_0-3Aug._31_ vs._Arkansas-Little_Rock_*_ W,_3-2Aug._31_ vs._TCU_*_ W,_3-1Sept._6_ @_Wyoming_#_ L,_1-3Sept._6_ vs._Chicago_State_#_ W,_3-0Sept._7_ vs._Nevada_#_ L,_1-3Sept._7_ vs._Idaho_#_ L,_0-3Sept._10_ Lamar_ L,_2-3Sept._20_ vs._UTEP_%_ L,_1-3


Year-By-Year Results1999 continuedOct._22_ McNeese_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._26_ @_UT_Arlington_^_ W,_3-0Oct._29_ @_Southeastern_La._^_ W,_3-1Oct._30_ @_Nicholls_^_ W,_3-0Nov._5_ Stephen_F._Austin_^_ W,_3-1Nov._6_ Lamar_^_ W,_3-2Nov._9_ @_Sam_Houston_State_^_ W,_3-1Nov._13_ Florida_ L,_0-3Nov._19_ vs._McNeese_State_%_ L,_2-3

^ Southland Conference match* Portland Tournament (Portland, Ore.)

# SMU Tournament (Dallas, Texas)% Southland Conference Tournament (Arlington, Texas)


Sept._1_ Mississippi_*_ W,_3-0Sept._1_ Wyoming_*_ W,_3-0Sept._2_ Oregon_*_ L,_1-3Sept._5_ Washington_ W,_3-1Sept._7_ vs._UC_Irvine_#_ L,_1-3Sept._7_ @_USC_#_ L,_0-3Sept._8_ vs._Temple_#_ L,_0-3Sept._12_ @_Texas_State_^_ L,_1-3Sept._15_ @_UT_Arlington_^_ L,_1-3Sept._16_ @_Stephen_F._Austin_^_ W,_3-1Sept._22_ Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-0Sept._23_ Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-0Sept._29_ @_Lamar_^_ W,_3-1Sept._30_ @_McNeese_State_^_ W,_3-1Oct._3_ Texas_State_^_ L,_0-3Oct._6_ Sam_Houston_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._10_ @_Rice_ L,_0-3Oct._13_ Nicholls_^_ W,_3-0Oct._14_ Southeastern_La._^_ W,_3-0Oct._20_ @_Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._21_ @_Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-0Oct._24_ McNeese_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._26_ Stephen_F._Austin_^_ W,_3-1Oct._28_ UT_Arlington_^_ W,_3-0Nov._3_ @_Southeastern_La._^_ W,_3-2Nov._4_ @_Nicholls_^_ W,_3-0Nov._7_ Lamar_^_ W,_3-1Nov._11_ @_Sam_Houston_State_^_ W,_3-0Nov._17_ vs._McNeese_State_+_ W,_3-0Nov._18_ @_Lamar_+_ W,_3-1Nov._24_ @_Houston_ W,_3-1Nov._25_ vs._SMU_%_ W,_3-1Nov._30_ @_UC_Santa_Barbara_&_ L,_0-3

^ Southland Conference match* UTSA Classic (San Antonio, Texas)

# USC Invitational (Los Angeles, Calif.)+ Southland Conference Tournament (Beaumont, Texas)

% played in Houston, Texas& NCAA Championship (Santa Barbara, Calif.)


Aug._31_ @_Northern_Illinois_*_ L,_0-3Sept._1_ vs._DePaul_*_ L,_2-3Sept._1_ vs._Creighton_*_ L,_0-3Sept._4_ @_Texas_A&M_ L,_0-3

Sept._7_ @_Wichita_State_#_ W,_3-2Sept._8_ vs._Toledo_#_ L,_1-3Sept._22_ @_Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_1-3Sept._28_ Southeastern_La._^_ W,_3-1Sept._29_ Nicholls_^_ W,_3-1Oct._2_ Sam_Houston_State_^_ W,_3-1Oct._5_ Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-0Oct._6_ Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._12_ @_Sam_Houston_State_^_ W,_3-1Oct._13_ @_UT_Arlington_^_ L,_0-3Oct._16_ @_Texas_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._19_ Lamar_^_ L,_0-3Oct._20_ McNeese_State_^_ L,_2-3Oct._23_ @_McNeese_State_^_ L,_0-3Oct._24_ @_Lamar_^_ L,_1-3Oct._27_ Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_0-3Oct._29_ @_Arkansas_ L,_1-3Nov._2_ @_Southeastern_La._^_ L,_2-3Nov._3_ @_Nicholls_^_ W,_3-1

Rhonda Rust named interim head coachNov._6_ UT_Arlington_^_ L,_2-3Nov._9_ @_Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-0Nov._10_ @_Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-0Nov._13_ Texas_State_^_ W,_3-2Nov._16_ vs._McNeese_State_%_ W,_3-2Nov._17_ vs._Stephen_F._Austin_%_ L,_0-3

^ Southland Conference match* Northern Illinois Invitational (Dekalb, Ill.)

# Green Mill Restaurant Classic (Wichita, Kan.)% Southland Conference Tournament (Beaumont, Texas)

Laura Neugebauer- Groff2002-09 (eight seasons)Record: 124-130 (.488)

SLC: 77-65 (.542)


Aug._30_ vs._Alcorn_State_*_ W,_3-2Aug._30_ vs._LSU_*_ L,_0-3Aug._30_ @_Texas_A&M_*_ L,_0-3Sept._1_ North_Texas__ L,_2-3Sept._6_ vs._UTEP_#_ L,_0-3Sept._7_ @_Texas_#_ L,_0-3Sept._7_ vs._Utah_State_#_ L,_0-3Sept._13_ vs._California_%_ L,_0-3Sept._14_ @_SMU_%_ L,_1-3Sept._14_ vs._Tulane_%_ L,_1-3Sept._17_ @_Texas_State_^_ W,_3-2Sept._20_ Lamar_^_ L,_0-3Sept._21_ McNeese_State_^_ L,_0-3Sept._24_ @_Sam_Houston_State_^_ L,_1-3Sept._28_ UT_Arlington_^_ L,_0-3Oct._5_ @_Nicholls_^__ L,_1-3Oct._6_ @_Southeastern_La._^_ L,_0-3Oct._11_ @_Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._12_ @_Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-0Oct._18_ Sam_Houston_State_^_ L,_1-3Oct._19_ Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_0-3Oct._25_ @_Lamar_^_ L,_1-3

Oct._26_ @_McNeese_State_^_ L,_0-3Oct._30_ Texas_A&M-Corpus_Christi_ W,_3-1Nov._1_ @_Baylor_ L,_1-3Nov._2_ @_UT_Arlington_^_ L,_0-3Nov._5_ Texas_State_^_ W,_3-0Nov._8_ Southeastern_La._^_ L,_1-3Nov._9_ Nicholls_^_ L,_1-3Nov._12_ @_Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_0-3Nov._15_ Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-0Nov._16_ Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-2

^ Southland Conference match* Texas A&M Tournament (College Station, Texas)

# Texas Invitational (Austin, Texas)% SMU Classic (Dallas, Texas)


Aug._29_ @_Baylor_*_ L,_0-3_Aug._30_ vs._Mississippi_*_ W,_3-1Aug._30_ vs._Houston_*_ L,_1-3Sept._5_ vs._SMU_#_ L,_2-3Sept._6_ @_Cal_Poly_#_ L,_0-3Sept._6_ vs._Saint_Mary’s_(Calif.)_#_ L,_1-3Sept._12_ vs._UNC_Wilmington_%_ W,_3-0Sept._12_ @_Tulsa_%_ L,_1-3Sept._13_ vs._Grambling_State__%_ W,_3-0Sept._16_ Texas_State_^_ L,_2-3Sept._19_ @_Southeastern_La._^_ W,_3-0Sept._20_ @_Nicholls_^_ W,_3-0Sept._26_ Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-0Sept._27_ Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-0Sept._30_ @_Texas_A&M-Corpus_Christi_ W,_3-0Oct._3_ UT_Arlington_^_ W,_3-1Oct._4_ Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_2-3Oct._10_ @_Lamar_^_ W,_3-1Oct._11_ @_McNeese_State_^_ L,_1-3Oct._15_ Texas-Pan_American_ W,_3-2Oct._18_ @_Sam_Houston_State_^_ W,_3-2Oct._21_ @_Texas_State_^_ L,_1-3Oct._24_ Southeastern_La._^_ W,_3-1Oct._25_ Nicholls_^_ L,_2-3Oct._28_ Sam_Houston_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._31_ @_Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-1Nov._1_ @_Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-1Nov._7_ @_UT_Arlington_^_ L,_2-3Nov._8_ @_Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_0-3Nov._14_ Lamar_^_ W,_3-0Nov._15_ McNeese_State_^_ W,_3-1Nov._21_ McNeese_State_+_ W,_3-0Nov._22_ Texas_State_+_ L,_2-3

^ Southland Conference match* Baylor Classic (Waco, Texas)

# Cal Poly Invitational (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)% Tulsa Tournament (Tulsa, Okla.)

+ Southland Conference Tournament (San Antonio, Texas)


Sept._3_ vs._Minnesota_*_ L,_0-3Sept._3_ @_Wyoming_*_ L,_0-3Sept._4_ vs._Idaho_State_*_ L,_2-3Sept._8_ @_Rice_ L,_0-3Sept._10_ Drake_#_ W,_3-0


Year-By-Year ResultsSept._10_ Rice_#_ L,_0-3Sept._11_ Prairie_View_A&M_#_ W,_3-0Sept._11_ Iowa_State_#_ L,_2-3Sept._17_ @_Lamar_^_ W,_3-0Sept._18_ @_McNeese_State_^_ W,_3-0Sept._23_ Texas_A&M-Corpus_Christi_ W,_3-0Sept._25_ @_Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_0-3Sept._28_ Sam_Houston_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._1_ Southeastern_La._^_ W,_3-1Oct._2_ Nicholls_^_ L,_0-3Oct._5_ Texas_State_^_ L,_2-3Oct._8_ Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-1Oct._9_ Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-1Oct._15_ @_Sam_Houston_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._16_ @_UT_Arlington_^_ L,_1-3Oct._19_ @_Texas_State_^_ L,_1-3Oct._22_ Lamar_^_ W,_3-0Oct._23_ McNeese_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._27_ @_Texas-Pan_American_ W,_3-2Oct._30_ Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_0-3Oct._31_ Baylor_ L,_2-3Nov._5_ @_Southeastern_La._^_ L,_1-3Nov._6_ @_Nicholls_^_ L,_0-3Nov._9_ UT_Arlington_^_ W,_3-0Nov._12_ @_Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-1Nov._13_ @_Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-1Nov._19_ vs._McNeese_State_+_ L,_2-3

^ Southland Conference match* Wyoming Classic (Laramie, Wyo.)

# UTSA Roadrunner Invitational (San Antonio, Texas)+ Southland Conference Tournament (Beaumont, Texas)


Sept._2_ vs._Delaware_*_ W,_3-0Sept._3_ @_Charlotte_*_ W,_3-0Sept._3_ vs._Middle_Tennessee_*_ L,_2-3Sept._6_ @_Texas_A&M-Corpus_Christi_ W,_3-0Sept._9_ vs._LSU_#_ L,_0-3Sept._10_ vs._Rice_#_ L,_3-1Sept._11_ vs._Oklahoma_#_ L,_0-3Sept._13_ @_Texas_State_^_ L,_1-3Sept._16_ UT_Arlington_^_ W,_3-1Sept._20_ @_Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_1-3Sept._30_ Nicholls_^_ W,_3-0Oct._1_ Southeastern_La._^_ W,_3-0Oct._7_ Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._8_ Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-1Oct._11_ Texas_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._14_ @_Nicholls_^_ W,_3-0Oct._15_ @_Southeastern_La._^_ W,_3-0Oct._21_ @_UT_Arlington_^_ L,_1-3Oct._25_ @_Sam_Houston_State_^_ L,_0-3Oct._28_ McNeese_State_^_ W,_3-2Oct._29_ Lamar_^_ W,_3-2Oct._30_ Northern_Colorado_ W,_3-1Nov._4_ Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_0-3Nov._5_ Sam_Houston_State_^_ W,_3-1Nov._11_ @_Northwestern_State_^_ L,_1-3Nov._12_ @_Louisiana-Monroe_^_ W,_3-2Nov._18_ vs._Northwestern_State_+_ W,_3-2Nov._19_ vs._Sam_Houston_State_+_ W,_3-0Nov._20_ vs._Texas_State_+_ L,_0-3

^ Southland Conference match* Charlotte Invitational (Charlotte, N.C.)# UTSA Dome Rally (San Antonio, Texas)

+ Southland Conference Tournament (Arlington, Texas)


Aug._25_ vs._Syracuse_*_ W,_3-0Aug._25_ @_Wichita_State_*_ L,_1-3Aug._26_ vs._Louisiana_Tech_*_ W,_3-2Aug._26_ vs._Eastern_Washington_*_ L,_1-3Aug._29_ SMU_ W,_3-0Sept._1_ vs._Illinois_State_#_ L,_2-3Sept._2_ @_Rice_#_ W,_3-2Sept._2_ vs._DePaul_#_ L,_1-3Sept._8_ vs._San_Jose_State_%_ L,_1-3Sept._9_ vs._Brown_%_ W,_3-0Sept._9_ @_New_Hampshire_%_ W,_3-2Sept._14_ @_Houston_&_ L,_0-3Sept._15_ vs._UTEP_&_ W,_3-0Sept._21_ Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_1-3Sept._23_ Sam_Houston_State_^_ W,_3-1Sept._26_@_Texas_A&M-Corpus_Christi_^_W,_3-1Sept._29_ Utah_Valley_State_ L,_2-3Sept._30_ Texas_A&M-Corpus_Christi_^_ W,_3-0Oct._5_ @_Texas_State_^_ L,_2-3Oct._7_ @_UT_Arlington_^_ L,_0-3Oct._10_ Texas-Pan_American_ W,_3-2Oct._13_ Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-1Oct._14_ Central_Arkansas_^_ W,_3-1Oct._20_ @_Southeastern_La._^_ W,_3-0Oct._21_ @_Nicholls_^_ W,_3-0Oct._27_ @_Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_0-3Oct._28_ @_Sam_Houston_State_^_ L,_2-3Nov._3_ McNeese_State_^_ W,_3-2Nov._4_ Lamar_^_ W,_3-2Nov._9_ Texas_State_^_ W,_3-2Nov._11_ UT_Arlington_^_ W,_3-1Nov._17_ Texas_State_+_ L,_2-3

^ Southland Conference match* Best Western Classic (Wichita, Kan.)

# Holiday Inn Select/Rice Invitational (Houston, Texas)% New Hampshire Tournament (Durham, N.H.)

& Conference USA Southland Challenge (Houston, Texas)+ Southland Conference Tournament (San Antonio, Texas)


Aug._24_ @_Boise_State_*_ L,_0-3Aug._25_ vs._#24_Santa_Clara_*_ L,_0-3Aug._25_ vs._Cal_State_Fullerton_*_ L,_0-3Aug._28_ Texas-Pan_American_ W,_3-0Aug._31_ vs._Weber_State_#_ L,_0-3Sept._1_ @_North_Florida_#_ W,_3-0Sept._1_ vs._SE_Missouri_State_#_ W,_3-1Sept._6_ Houston_ L,_2-3Sept._7_ Auburn_%_ L,_0-3Sept._8_ Louisiana_Tech_%_ W,_3-2Sept._8_ Texas_A&M_%_ L,_0-3Sept._11_ @_SMU_ L,_0-3Sept._14_ vs._Air_Force_+_ W,_3-1Sept._14_ @_Prairie_View_A&M_+_ W,_3-0Sept._15_ vs._Texas_Southern_+_ W,_3-0Sept._15_ vs._Texas-Pan_American_+_ L,_2-3Sept._20_ @_Texas_State_^_ L,_1-3

Sept._22_ @_UT_Arlington_^_ L,_0-3Sept._28_ @_Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_0-3Sept._29_ @_Sam_Houston_State_^_ L,_2-3Oct._5_ Prairie_View_A&M_ W,_3-0Oct._6_ @_Texas_A&M-Corpus_Christi_^_W,_3-0Oct._11_ Texas_State_^_ L,_0-3Oct._13_ UT_Arlington_^_ L,_0-3Oct._19_ @_Northwestern_State_^_ L,_0-3Oct._21_ @_Central_Arkansas_^_ L,_0-3Oct._24_ Texas_A&M-Corpus_Christi_^_ W,_3-2Oct._26_ Southeastern_La._^_ W,_3-0Oct._27_ Nicholls_^_ W,_3-0Nov._1_ Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_0-3Nov._3_ Sam_Houston_State_^_ W,_3-2Nov._9_ @_McNeese_State_^_ L,_0-3Nov._10_ @_Lamar_^_ L,_0-3Nov._16_ Stephen_F._Austin_&_ L,_1-3

^ Southland Conference match* Bronco Invitational (Boise, Idaho)

# North Florida Labor Day Classic (Jacksonville, Fla.) % UTSA Classic (San Antonio, Texas)

+ Lady Panther Invitational (Prairie View, Texas) & Southland Conference Tournament (San Antonio, Texas)


Aug._29_ @_Rice_*_ L,_0-3Aug._30_ vs._Louisiana-Lafayette_*_ W,_3-0Aug._30_ vs._Michigan_*_ L,_0-3Sept._5_ vs._Rice_#_ L,_1-3Sept._5_ vs._San_Diego_State_#_ L,_2-3Sept._6_ @_Baylor_#_ L,_0-3Sept._6_ vs._Weber_State_#_ L,_2-3Sept._10_ Georgia_ W,_3-1Sept._12_ @_DePaul_%_ W,_3-1Sept._13_ vs._Denver_%_ W,_3-2Sept._13_ vs._Ball_State_ W,_3-1Sept._17_ Texas-Pan_American_ W,_3-1Sept._26_ UT_Arlington_^_ W,_3-1Sept._27_ Texas_State_^_ W,_3-1Sept._30_ Prairie_View_A&M_ W,_3-0Oct._3_ @_Texas_A&M-Corpus_Christi_^_W,_3-2Oct._4_ @_Texas-Pan_American_ W,_3-1Oct._10_ @_Lamar_^_ L,_0-3Oct._11_ @_Sam_Houston_State_^_ L,_2-3Oct._15_ @_McNeese_State_^_ W,_3-2Oct._18_ Stephen_F._Austin_^_ W,_3-0Oct._23_ @_Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-0Oct._25_ @_Central_Arkansas_^_ W,_3-2Oct._30_ Sam_Houston_State_^_ L,_0-3Nov._1_ Lamar_^_ W,_3-0Nov._4_ Texas_A&M-Corpus_Christi_^_ W,_3-0Nov._7_ Nicholls_^_ L,_1-3Nov._8_ Southeastern_La._^_ W,_3-2_Nov._13_ @_Texas_State_^_ L,_0-3Nov._15_ @_UT_Arlington_^_ W,_3-1Nov._21_ vs._McNeese_State_+_ L,_0-3

^ Southland Conference match* Mizuno Invitational at Rice University (Houston, Texas)

# Baylor Classic (Waco, Texas)% DePaul Invitational (Chicago, Ill.)




Aug._28_ @_North_Texas_*_ W,_3-2Aug._29_ vs._Northern_Colorado_*_ L,_0-3Aug._29_ vs._SMU_*_ L,_1-3Sept._1_ Prairie_View_A&M_ W,_3-1Sept._4_ vs._#24_Purdue_#_ L,_0-3Sept._5_ @_Baylor_#_ L,_0-3Sept._5_ vs._Central_Florida_#_ L,_1-3Sept._8_ Cal_State_Bakersfield_ W,_3-2Sept._10_ vs._#10_Stanford_%_ L,_0-3Sept._11_ @_#6_Hawaiì`_%_ L,_0-3Sept._12_ vs._Weber_State_%_ W,_3-1Sept._17_ #3_Washington_+_ L,_0-3Sept._19_ Middle_Tennessee_+_ L,_0-3Sept._26_ @_UT_Arlington_^_ L,_1-3Sept._27_ @_Texas_State_^_ L,_0-3Oct._2_ @_Prairie_View_A&M_ W,_3-1Oct._3_ @_Texas_A&M-Corpus_Christi_^_W,_3-0Oct._8_ Lamar_^_ W,_3-2Oct._10_ Sam_Houston_State_^_ L,_2-3Oct._14_ McNeese_State_^_ W,_3-1Oct._17_ @_Stephen_F._Austin_^_ L,_2-3Oct._22_ Northwestern_State_^_ W,_3-2Oct._24_ Central_Arkansas_^_ L,_2-3Oct._29_ @_Sam_Houston_State_^_ L,_2-3Oct._31_ @_Lamar_^_ L,_1-3Nov._3_ Texas_A&M-Corpus_Christi_^_ W,_3-0Nov._6_ @_Nicholls_^_ L,_1-3Nov._7_ @_Southeastern_La._^_ W,_3-0Nov._12_ Texas_State_^_ L,_0-3Nov._14_ UT_Arlington_^_ W,_3-0Nov._20_ Stephen_F._Austin__&_ L,_1-3

^ Southland Conference match* Mean Green Classic (Denton, Texas)

# Holiday Inn & Suites Baylor Classic (Waco, Texas)% The Honolulu Advertiser Challenge (Honolulu, Hawaiì)

+ UTSA Classic (San Antonio, Texas)& Southland Conference Tournament (San Antonio, Texas)

Abilene Christian (3-3) H: 1-0 • A: 0-1 • N: 2-2

Nov._8,_1985_______ W,_3-2_Sept._26,_1986_ ____ W,_3-2Sept._27,_1986_ _____ L,_1-3Sept._25-26,_1987___ W,_3-0Oct._17,_1989_______ L,_2-3Sept._8,_1990________ L,_0-3

Air Force (1-2)H: 0-2 • N: 1-0

Nov._16,_1990_______ L,_0-3Nov._17,_1990_______ L,_1-3Sept._14,_2007_ ____ W,_3-1

Alcorn State (1-0)_N: 1-0

Aug._30,_2002______ W,_3-2

Angelo State (4-5)_H: 1-2 • A: 2-1 • N: 1-2

Sept._21,_1985_ _____ L,_0-2Sept._12,_1986_ _____ L,_0-2Sept._19,_1986_ _____ L,_1-3Sept._8,_1988_______ W,_3-0Sept._9-10,_1988____ W,_3-0Sept._22,_1988_ ____ W,_3-0

Sept._23,_1988_ ____ W,_3-1Sept._12,_1990_ _____ L,_1-3Nov._17,_1990_______ L,_0-3

Arkansas (0-1)A: 0-1

Oct._29,_2001_______ L,_1-3

Arkansas-Little Rock (1-0)N: 1-0

Aug._31,_1996______ W,_3-2

Arkansas State (0-2)A: 0-1 • N: 0-1

Nov._8,_1992________ L,_0-3Sept._1,_1995________ L,_0-3

Auburn (0-0)H: 0-1

Sept._7,_2007________ L,_0-3

Austin Peay (0-1)N: 0-1

Sept._16,_1994_ _____ L,_1-3

Ball State (1-0)N: 1-0

Sept._13,_2008_ ____ W,_3-1

Baylor (4-15)H: 2-5 • A: 2-8 • N: 0-2

Nov._9,_1983_______ W,_3-1Oct._7,_1985________ L,_0-3Sept._16,_1986_ _____ L,_1-3Sept._8,_1987________ L,_1-3Nov._1,_1988_______ W,_3-1Sept._27,_1989_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._17,_1990_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._27,_1991_ _____ L,_1-3Nov._20,_1991_______ L,_0-3Oct._19,_1992_______ L,_1-3Nov._8,_1993________ L,_0-3Oct._17,_1994_______ L,_1-3Aug._30,_1996_______ L,_0-3Sept._10,_1999_ _____ L,_2-3Nov._1,_2002________ L,_1-3Aug._29,_2003_______ L,_0-3Oct._31,_2004_______ L,_2-3Sept._6,_2008________ L,_0-3Sept._5,_2009________ L,_0-3

Bee County JC (1-0)N: 0-1

Sept._19,_1983_ ____ W,_2-1

Bishop (1-0)N: 1-0

Sept._15,_1984_ ____ W,_2-0

Boise State (0-1)A: 0-1

Aug._24,_2007_______ L,_0-3

Bradley (0-1)N: 0-1

Sept._2,_1995________ L,_1-3

Brown (1-0)N: 1-0

Sept._9,_2006_______ W,_3-0

Butler (1-0)N: 1-0

Sept._11,_1999_ ____ W,_3-2

California (0-1)N: 0-1

Sept._13,_2002_ _____ L,_0-3

Cal Poly (0-1)A: 0-1

Sept._6,_2003________ L,_0-3

Cal State Bakersfield (1-0)H: 1-0

Sept._8,_2009_______ W,_3-2

Cal State Fullerton (0-1)N: 0-1

Aug._25,_2007_______ L,_0-3

Cal State Northridge (0-1)N: 0-1

Sept._5,_1997________ L,_1-3

Cameron (0-1)H: 0-1

Oct._10,_1991_______ L,_0-3

Central Arkansas (2-2)H: 1-1 • A: 1-1

Oct._14,_2006______ W,_3-1Oct._21,_2007_______ L,_0-3Oct._25,_2008______ W,_3-2Oct._24,_2009_______ L,_2-3

Central Florida (0-1)N: 0-1

Sept._5,_2009________ L,_1-3

Charlotte (1-0)A: 1-0

Sept._3,_2005_______ W,_3-0

Chicago State (2-0)N: 2-0

Sept._6,_1996_______ W,_3-0Sept._20,_1996_ ____ W,_3-0

Concordia Lutheran (5-0)H: 1-0 • A: 1-0 • N: 3-0

Sept._6,_1984_______ W,_2-1Sept._25-26,_1987___ W,_3-0Sept._27,_1988_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._17,_1988______ W,_3-0Sept._19,_1989_ ____ W,_2-1

Creighton (0-2)N: 0-2

Sept._5,_1997________ L,_1-3Sept._1,_2001________ L,_0-3

Davidson (1-0)H: 1-0

Sept._23,_1994_ ____ W,_3-0

Delaware (1-0)N: 1-0

Sept._2,_2005_______ W,_3-0

Denver (1-0)N: 1-0

Sept._13,_2008_ ____ W,_3-2

DePaul (1-2)A:1-0 • N: 0-2

Sept._1,_2001________ L,_2-3Sept._2,_2006________ L,_1-3Sept._12,_2008_ ____ W,_3-1

Drake (1-0)H: 1-0

Sept._10,_2004_ ____ W,_3-0

East Tennessee State (1-0)N: 1-0

Sept._17,_1994_ ____ W,_3-1

East Texas Baptist (0-1)H: 0-1

Oct._14,_1983_______ L,_1-2

Eastern Illinois (0-1)N: 0-1

Sept._4,_1993________ L,_0-3

Eastern New Mexico (0-1)N: 0-1

Sept,_5,_1986________ L,_1-3

Eastern Washington (0-2)N: 0-2

Sept._8,_1994________ L,_2-3Aug._26,_2006_______ L,_1-3

Elon (0-0)first meeting in 2010

Fairfield (0-1)N: 0-1

Sept._4,_1999________ L,_0-3

Florida (0-1)H: 0-1

Nov._13,_1999_______ L,_0-3

Grambling State (1-0)N: 0-1

Sept._13,_2003_ ____ W,_3-0

George Mason (0-1)N: 0-1

Sept._17,_1993_ _____ L,_0-3

Georgia (1-0)H: 1-0

Sept._10,_2008_ ____ W,_3-1

Gonzaga (0-1)A: 0-1

Sept._9,_1994________ L,_0-3

Hardin-Simmons (7-6)H: 4-0 • A: 1-3 • N: 2-3

Nov._19,_1983_______ L,_0-2Oct._8,_1984________ L,_1-2Nov._16,_1984_______ L,_1-3Sept._26,_1985_ ____ W,_3-1Oct._14,_1985______ W,_2-0Sept._25,_1986_ _____ L,_1-3Sept._26,_1986_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._21,_1986______ W,_3-0Sept._8,_1989________ L,_0-3Sept._29,_1989_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._30,_1989_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._17,_1989_______ L,_0-3Sept._7,_1990_______ W,_3-0

Hawaiì (0-1)A: 0-1

Sept._11,_2009_ _____ L,_0-3

Hofstra (1-0)N: 1-0

Sept._21,_1996_ ____ W,_3-0

Houston (1-4)H: 0-1 • A: 1-1 • N: 0-2

Sept._5,_1998________ L,_1-3Nov._24,_2000______ W,_3-1Aug._30,_2003_______ L,_1-3Sept._14,_2006_ _____ L,_0-3Sept._6,_2007________ L,_2-3

Houston Baptist (3-0)H: 3-0

Nov._9,_1987_______ W,_3-0Oct._22,_1988______ W,_3-0Oct._6,_1990_______ W,_2-0

Howard Payne (1-1)N: 1-1

Oct._27,_1984_______ L,_1-2Sept._13,_1985_ ____ W,_2-0

Huston-Tillotson (1-0)N: 1-0

Sept._17,_1983_ ____ W,_2-0

Idaho (1-1)N: 1-1

Sept._7,_1996________ L,_0-3Sept._4,_1999_______ W,_3-1

Idaho State (0-1)N: 0-1

Sept._4,_2004________ L,_2-3

Year-By-Year Results/All-Time Series Results


All-Time Series ResultsIllinois State (0-1)

N: 0-1Sept._1,_2006________ L,_2-3

Incarnate Word (8-1)H: 5-1 • A: 1-0 • N: 2-0

Sept._29,_1983_ ____ W,_2-1Oct._14,_1983_______ L,_1-2Oct._15,_1983______ W,_2-0Sept._26,_1984_ ____ W,_3-1Oct._27,_1984______ W,_3-0Sept._28,_1985_ ____ W,_3-1Oct._22,_1985______ W,_3-0Oct._24,_1986______ W,_2-0Oct._6,_1988_______ W,_3-0

Iowa State (0-1)H: 0-1

Sept._11,_2004_ _____ L,_2-3

Jackson State (1-0)A: 0-1

Oct._28,_1994______ W,_3-0

Lamar (19-24)H: 11-8 • A: 8-13 • N: 0-3

Oct._18,_1985_______ L,_0-2Sept._12,_1986_ _____ L,_1-2Oct._9-10,_1987_____ L,_0-3Oct._1,_1988_______ W,_3-0Sept._1,_1990________ L,_1-3Sept._4,_1990________ L,_1-3Oct._16,_1990_______ L,_0-3Sept._26,_1991_ _____ L,_1-3Oct._21,_1991_______ L,_1-3Sept._8,_1992________ L,_0-3Nov._16,_1992_______ L,_3-2Sept._25,_1993_ _____ L,_0-3Oct._29,_1993_______ L,_0-3Sept._3,_1994________ L,_1-3Oct._31,_1994______ W,_3-2Sept._26,_1995_ ____ W,_3-0Nov._4,_1995________ L,_0-3Sept._10,_1996_ _____ L,_2-3Oct._13,_1996_______ L,_1-3Sept._28,_1997_ _____ L,_1-3Nov._2,_1997_______ W,_3-2Sept._26,_1998_ ____ W,_3-1Oct._23,_1998______ W,_3-1Oct._8,_1999_______ W,_3-1Nov._6,_1999_______ W,_3-2Sept._29,_2000_ ____ W,_3-1Nov._7,_2000_______ W,_3-1Nov._18,_2000______ W,_3-1Oct._19,_2001_______ L,_0-3Oct._24,_2001_______ L,_1-3Sept._20,_2002_ _____ L,_0-3Oct._25,_2002_______ L,_1-3Oct._10,_2003______ W,_3-1Nov._14,_2003______ W,_3-1Sept._17,_2004_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._22,_2004______ W,_3-0Oct._29,_2005______ W,_3-1Nov._4,_2006_______ W,_3-2Nov._10,_2007_______ L,_0-3Oct._10,_2008_______ L,_0-3Nov._1,_2008_______ W,_3-0Oct._8,_2009_______ W,_3-2Oct._31,_2009_______ L,_1-3

Laredo CC (1-0)N: 1-0

Oct._29,_1984______ W,_2-0

Louisiana-Lafayette (3-0)H: 1-0 • N: 1-0

Sept._23,_1995_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._11,_1998_ ____ W,_3-0Aug._30,_2008______ W,_3-0Oct._8,_2009_______ W,_3-2Oct._31,_2009_______ L,_1-3

Louisiana-Monroe (24-3)H: 12-1 • A: 12-1 • N: 0-1

Oct._19,_1985_______ L,_0-2Nov._13,_1991______ W,_3-2Nov._7,_1992_______ W,_3-0Nov._6,_1993_______ W,_3-2Oct._27,_1994______ W,_3-1Oct._22,_1995_______ L,_2-3Nov._11,_1995______ W,_3-0Sept._30,_1996_ ____ W,_3-0Nov._16,_1996______ W,_3-1Oct._27,_1997______ W,_3-0Nov._14,_1997______ W,_3-0Sept._19,_1998_ _____ L,_2-3Oct._16,_1998______ W,_3-0Sept._18,_1999_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._15,_1999______ W,_3-0Sept._22,_2000_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._21,_2000______ W,_3-0Oct._5,_2001_______ W,_3-0Nov._9,_2001_______ W,_3-0Oct._12,_2002______ W,_3-0Nov._15,_2002______ W,_3-0Sept._26,_2003_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._31,_2003______ W,_3-1Oct._8,_2004_______ W,_3-0Nov._12,_2004______ W,_3-1Oct._8,_2005_______ W,_3-1Nov._12,_2005______ W,_3-2

Louisiana Tech (3-1)H: 1-0 • N: 2-1

Sept._21,_1990_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._6,_1991________ L,_1-3Aug._26,_2006______ W,_3-2Sept._8,_2007_______ W,_3-2

LSU (0-2) N: 0-2

Aug._30,_2002_______ L,_0-3Sept._9,_2005________ L,_0-3

Lubbock Christian (2-1)H: 1-0 • N: 1-1

Sept._14,_1984_ ____ W,_2-0Sept._26,_1986_ _____ L,_2-3Oct,_5._1990_______ W,_2-0

Mary Hardin-Baylor (2-2)H: 1-0 • A: 1-0 • N: 0-2

Oct._27,_1984_______ L,_1-2Sept._14,_1987_ ________ WOct._13,_1987__________ WSept._15,_1989_ _____ L,_2-3

McNeese State (21-18)H: 12-4 • A: 7-8 • N: 2-6

Oct._25,_1991_______ L,_0-3Oct._17,_1992______ W,_3-0Oct._15,_1993_______ L,_0-3Nov._19,_1993_______ L,_0-3Nov._3,_1994________ L,_1-3Sept._1,_1995________ L,_0-3Oct._6,_1995_______ W,_3-2Nov._3,_1995_______ W,_3-0Oct._11,_1996______ W,_3-2

Nov._9,_1996_______ W,_3-1Nov._21,_1996______ W,_3-2Sept._26,_1997_ _____ L,_0-3Oct._25,_1997_______ L,_0-3Oct._9,_1998_______ W,_3-0Nov._7,_1998________ L,_0-3Nov._19,_1998_______ L,_0-3Sept._25,_1999_ ____ W,_3-1Oct._22,_1999______ W,_3-0Nov._19,_1999_______ L,_2-3Sept._30,_2000_ ____ W,_3-1Oct._24,_2000______ W,_3-0Nov._17,_2000______ W,_3-0Oct._20,_2001_______ L,_2-3Oct._23,_2001_______ L,_0-3Nov._16,_2001______ W,_3-2Sept._21,_2002_ _____ L,_0-3Oct._26,_2002_______ L,_0-3Oct._11,_2003_______ L,_1-3Nov._15,_2003______ W,_3-1Nov._21,_2003______ W,_3-0Sept._18,_2004_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._23,_2004______ W,_3-0Nov._19,_2004_______ L,_2-3Oct._28,_2005______ W,_3-2Nov._3,_2006_______ W,_3-2Nov._9,_2007________ L,_0-3Oct._15,_2008______ W,_3-2Nov._21,_2008_______ L,_0-3Oct._14,_2009______ W,_3-1

Memphis (1-0)N: 1-0

Sept._3,_1999_______ W,_3-1

Michigan (0-1)N: 0-1

Aug._30,_2008_______ L,_0-3

Middle Tennessee (0-2)H: 0-1 • N: 0-1

Sept._3,_2005________ L,_2-3Sept._19,_2009_ _____ L,_0-3

Midwestern State (1-1)N: 1-1

Sept._9-10,_1988____ W,_3-1Oct._20,_1989_______ L,_0-2

Minnesota (0-1)N: 0-1

Sept._3,_2004________ L,_0-3

Mississippi (2-0)H: 1-0 • N: 1-0

Sept._1,_2000_______ W,_3-0Aug._30,_2003______ W,_3-1

Mississippi State (0-1)N: 0-1

Sept._22,_1990_ _____ L,_1-3

Montana (0-1)H: 0-1

Sept._3,_1989________ L,_0-3

Montana State (1-1)H: 1-0 • N: 1-0

Sept._11,_1992_ ____ W,_3-2Sept._13,_1997_ _____ L,_0-3

Montevallo (0-1)N: 0-1

Oct._20,_1989_______ L,_0-2

Nevada (0-2)A: 0-1 • N: 0-1

Sept._7,_1996________ L,_1-3Sept._4,_1998________ L,_0-3

New Hampshire (1-0)A: 1-0

Sept._9,_2006_______ W,_3-2

New Mexico State (0-3)A: 0-3

Sept._11._1992_ _____ L,_0-3Oct._8,_1993________ L,_2-3Sept._8,_1995________ L,_2-3

New Orleans (3-3)H: 2-1 • A: 1-1 • N: 0-1

Sept._15,_1990_ _____ L,_2-3Sept._6,_1991________ L,_1-3Sept._20,_1991_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._26,_1991_______ L,_0-3Sept._19,_1992_ ____ W,_3-1Oct._3,_1992_______ W,_3-1

Nicholls (20-11)H: 9-6 • A: 10-5 • N: 1-0

Oct._24,_1991_______ L,_1-3Oct._2,_1992_______ W,_3-0Oct._16,_1992______ W,_3-0Oct._14,_1993______ W,_3-1Nov._5,_1994_______ W,_3-1Oct._7,_1995_______ W,_3-2Nov._2,_1995_______ W,_3-2Oct._12,_1996______ W,_3-2Nov._7,_1996________ L,_1-3Oct._10,_1997_______ L,_2-3Nov._8,_1997________ L,_1-3Oct._2,_1998_______ W,_3-0Oct._31,_1998______ W,_3-0Oct._1,_1999_______ W,_3-0Oct._30,_1999______ W,_3-0Oct._13,_2000______ W,_3-0Nov._4,_2000_______ W,_3-2Sept._29,_2001_ ____ W,_3-1Nov._3,_2001_______ W,_3-1Oct._5,_2002________ L,_1-3Nov._9,_2002________ L,_1-3Sept._20,_2003_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._25,_2003_______ L,_2-3Oct._2,_2004________ L,_0-3Nov._6,_2004________ L,_0-3Sept._30,_2005_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._14,_2005______ W,_3-0Oct._21,_2006______ W,_3-0Oct._27,_2007______ W,_3-0Nov._7,_2008________ L,_1-3Nov._6,_2009________ L,_1-3

North Florida (1-0)A: 1-0

Sept._1,_2007_______ W,_3-0

North Texas (12-6) H: 7-3 • A: 5-2 • N: 0-1

Oct._8,_1986_______ W,_3-2Sept._18-19,_1987___ W,_2-0Sept._18,_1988_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._28,_1988______ W,_3-0Sept._23,_1989_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._14,_1990_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._21,_1990_ ____ W,_3-1Oct._18,_1991______ W,_3-0Oct._12,_1992______ W,_3-0Nov._13,_1993______ W,_3-1

Oct._8,_1994________ L,_2-3Nov._10,_1994_______ L,_2-3Oct._13,_1995_______ L,_1-3Oct._30,_1995_______ L,_0-3Nov._16,_1995_______ L,_0-3Aug._30,_1996______ W,_3-1Sept._1,_2002________ L,_2-3Aug._28,_2009______ W,_3-2

Northern Arizona (0-2)H: 0-1 • A: 0-1

Oct._31,_1986_______ L,_1-3Sept._17,_1993_ _____ L,_0-3

Northern Colorado (1-1)H: 1-0 • N: 0-1

Oct._30,_2005______ W,_3-1Aug._29,_2009_______ L,_0-3

Northern Illinois (0-1)A: 0-1

Aug._31,_2001_______ L,_0-3

Northern Iowa (0-1)N: 0-1

Sept._3,_1993________ L,_0-3

Northwestern State (28-3)H: 15-0 • A: 12-3 • N: 1-0

Nov._14,_1991_______ L,_2-3Nov._5,_1992_______ W,_3-1Nov._5,_1993_______ W,_3-0Oct._29,_1994______ W,_3-0Oct._23,_1995______ W,_3-0Nov._12,_1995______ W,_3-0Oct._1,_1996_______ W,_3-0Nov._15,_1996______ W,_3-0Oct._28,_1997______ W,_3-0Nov._15,_1997______ W,_3-0Sept._18_,_1998_____ W,_3-0Oct._17,_1998______ W,_3-1Sept._17,_1999_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._16,_1999______ W,_3-1Sept._23,_2000_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._20,_2000______ W,_3-0Oct._6,_2001_______ W,_3-0Nov._10,_2001______ W,_3-0Oct._11,_2002______ W,_3-0Nov._16,_2002______ W,_3-2Sept._27,_2003_ ____ W,_3-0Nov._1,_2003_______ W,_3-1Oct._9,_2004_______ W,_3-1Nov._13,_2004______ W,_3-1Oct._7,_2005_______ W,_3-0Nov._11,_2005_______ L,_1-3Nov._18,_2005______ W,_3-2Oct._13,_2006______ W,_3-1Oct._19,_2007_______ L,_0-3Oct._23,_2008______ W,_3-0Oct._22,_2009______ W,_3-2

Ohio (0-1)N: 0-1

Aug._29,_1997_______ L,_0-3

Oklahoma (0-3)H: 0-1 • A: 0-1 • N: 0-1

Nov._11,_1994_______ L,_0-3Sept._12,_1997_ _____ L,_0-3Sept._11,_2005_ _____ L,_0-3


All-Time Series ResultsOklahoma City (3-0)

N: 3-0Nov._19,_1983______ W,_2-0Sept._21,_1984_ ____ W,_3-0Nov._17,_1984______ W,_3-0

Oral Roberts (1-4)H: 0-1 • A: 0-2 • N: 1-1

Nov._18,_1983_______ L,_0-2Sept._21,_1984_ _____ L,_0-3Nov._16,_1984_______ L,_0-3Oct._2-3,_1987_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._23,_1995_ _____ L,_0-3

Oregon (0-1) H: 0-1

Sept._2,_2000________ L,_1-3

Portland (1-1)A: 1-0 • N: 0-1

Aug._30,_1997_______ L,_1-3Sept._3,_1999_______ W,_3-1

Prairie View A&M (15-0)H: 9-0 • A: 2-0 • N: 4-0

Sept._26,_1989_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._6,_1989_______ W,_3-0Oct._10,_1989______ W,_3-1Sept._26,_1990_ ____ W,_3-1Oct._26,_1990______ W,_3-0Oct._27,_1990______ W,_3-0Sept._28,_1991_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._19,_1992_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._24,_1993_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._11,_2004_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._14,_2007_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._5,_2007_______ W,_3-0Sept._30,_2008_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._1,_2009_______ W,_3-1Oct._2,_2009_______ W,_3-1

Purdue (0-1)N: 0-1

Sept._4,_2009________ L,_0-3

Rice (1-12)H: 0-2 • A: 1-8 • N: 0-2

Sept._15,_1987_ _____ L,_2-3Sept._6,_1991________ L,_0-3Sept._11,_1993_ _____ L,_1-3Oct._16,_1993_______ L,_1-3_Sept._30,_1994_ _____ L,_0-3Sept._16,_1997_ _____ L,_0-3Oct._10,_2000_______ L,_0-3Sept._8,_2004________ L,_0-3Sept._10,_2004_ _____ L,_0-3Sept._10,_2005_ _____ L,_3-1Sept._2,_2006_______ W,_3-2Aug._29,_2008_______ L,_0-3Sept._5,_2008________ L,_1-3

St. Edward’s (8-1)H: 5-0 • A: 2-0 • N: 1-1

Oct._20,_1983_______ L,_0-2Sept._9,_1987___________ WSept._25-26,_1987___ W,_3-1Oct._29,_1987__________ WOct._21,_1988__________ WSept._8,_1989_______ _W,_3-1Sept._30,_1989_ ____ W,_3-1Sept._30._1989_ ____ W,_3-1Oct,_5._1990_______ W,_2-0

Saint Louis (1-0)H: 1-0

Sept._24,_1993_ ____ W,_3-1

Saint Mary’s/Calif. (0-3)H: 0-1 • A: 0-1 • N: 0-1

Sept._25,_1992_ _____ L,_1-2Sept._2,_1994________ L,_1-3Sept._6,_2003________ L,_1-3

St. Mary’s/Texas (8-6) H: 4-3 • A: 1-3 • N: 3-0

Oct._11,_1983_______ L,_0-2Oct._20,_1984_______ L,_1-3Oct._24,_1984_______ L,_0-2Sept._28,_1985_ _____ L,_1-3Oct._25,_1986______ W,_3-1Sept._11-12,_1987_______ WSept._28,_1988_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._19,_1988______ W,_3-0Sept._9,_1989_______ W,_3-2Sept._19,_1989_ _____ L,_0-2Sept._29,_1989_ _____ L,_2-3Oct._3,_1990_______ W,_3-1Oct._5,_1990_______ W,_2-0Oct._22,_1990______ W,_3-0

St. Philip’s JC (9-1)H: 4-1 • A: 3-0 • N: 2-0

Sept._12,_1984_ ____ W,_3-1Oct._12,_1984______ W,_2-1Oct._24,_1984_______ L,_1-2Nov._7,_1984_______ W,_3-1Sept._25,_1985_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._28,_1985_ ____ W,_3-1Oct._14,_1985______ W,_2-0Sept._30,_1986_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._24,_1986______ W,_2-0Nov._4,_1986_______ W,_3-0

Sacramento State (0-1)A: 0-1

Sept._23,_1992_ _____ L,_0-3

Samford (1-0)H: 1-0

Sept._22,_1995_ ____ W,_3-0

Sam Houston State (20-27)H: 11-9 • A: 8-15 • N: 1-3

Sept._14,_1985_ _____ L,_0-2Sept._21,_1985_ _____ L,_0-2Oct._10,_1986_______ L,_0-3Oct._14,_1986_______ L,_0-3Sept._11-12,_1987____ L,_0-2Sept._11-12,_1987____ L,_0-2Sept._14,_1988_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._4,_1989________ L,_0-3Nov._3,_1989________ L,_0-3Nov._4,_1989________ L,_0-3Aug._31,_1990_______ L,_0-3Nov._8,_1991________ L,_0-3Oct._31,_1992_______ L,_0-3Oct._28,_1993_______ L,_0-3Sept._29,_1994_ _____ L,_0-3Oct._22,_1994_______ L,_1-3Sept._19,_1995_ _____ L,_0-3Oct._21,_1995_______ L,_2-3Sept._27,_1996_ ____ W,_3-2Oct._26,_1996_______ L,_0-3Sept._20,_1997_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._17,_1997______ W,_3-2Oct._5,_1998_______ W,_3-2

Nov._14,_1998______ W,_3-0Oct._5,_1999_______ W,_3-0Nov._9,_1999_______ W,_3-1Oct._6,_2000_______ W,_3-0Nov._11,_2000______ W,_3-0Oct._2,_2001_______ W,_3-1Oct._12,_2001______ W,_3-1Sept._24,_2002_ _____ L,_1-3Oct._18,_2002_______ L,_1-3Oct._18,_2003______ W,_3-2Oct._28,_2003______ W,_3-0Sept._28,_2004_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._15,_2004______ W,_3-0Oct._25,_2005_______ L,_0-3Nov._5,_2005_______ W,_3-1Nov._19,_2005______ W,_3-0Sept._23,_2006_ ____ W,_3-1Oct._28,_2006_______ L,_2-3Sept._29,_2007_ _____ L,_2-3Nov._3,_2007_______ W,_3-2Oct._11,_2008_______ L,_2-3Oct._30,_2008_______ L,_0-3Oct._10,_2009_______ L,_2-3Oct._28,_2009_______ L,_2-3

San Diego (0-1)A: 0-1

Sept._3,_1993________ L,_0-3

San Diego State (0-2)N: 0-2

Sept._18,_1993_ _____ L,_0-3Sept._5,_2008________ L,_2-3

San Francisco (0-1)A: 0-1

Sept._24,_1992_ _____ L,_0-3

San Jose State (0-2)N: 0-2

Sept._5,_1998________ L,_1-3Sept._8,_2006________ L,_1-3

Santa Clara (0-2)A: 0-1 • N: 0-1

Sept._26,_1992_ _____ L,_0-3Aug._25,_2007_______ L,_0-3

Schreiner (4-0)H: 2-0 • A: 1-0 • N: 1-0

Oct._15,_1983______ W,_2-1Sept._14,_1984_ ____ W,_3-1Sept._17,_1987_ ________ WOct._22,_1987__________ W

SMU (2-6)H: 1-0 • A: 0-3 • N: 1-3

Aug._30,_1997_______ L,_0-3Sept._11,_1999_ _____ L,_2-3Nov._25,_2000______ W,_3-1Sept._14,_2002_ _____ L,_1-3Sept._5,_2003________ L,_2-3Aug._29,_2006______ W,_3-0Sept._11,_2007_ _____ L,_0-3Aug._29,_2009_______ L,_2-3

South Carolina (1-0)H: 1-0

Sept._17,_1992_ ____ W,_3-0

Southeast Missouri State (1-1)N: 1-1

Sept._2,_1995________ L,_0-3Sept._1,_2007_______ W,_3-0

Southeastern La. (17-5)H: 9-1 • A: 8-4

Oct._11,_1997______ W,_3-1Nov._7,_1997_______ W,_3-1Oct._3,_1998________ L,_2-3Oct._30,_1998______ W,_3-0Oct._2,_1999_______ W,_3-1Oct._29,_1999______ W,_3-1Oct._14,_2000______ W,_3-0Nov._3,_2000_______ W,_3-2Sept._28,_2001_ ____ W,_3-1Nov._2,_2001________ L,_2-3Oct._6,_2002________ L,_0-3Nov._8,_2002________ L,_1-3Sept._19,_2003_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._24,_2003______ W,_3-1Oct._1,_2004_______ W,_3-1Nov._5,_2004________ L,_1-3Oct._1,_2005_______ W,_3-0Oct._15,_2005______ W,_3-0Oct._20,_2006______ W,_3-0Oct._26,_2007______ W,_3-0Nov._8,_2008_______ W,_3-2Nov._7,_2009_______ W,_3-0

Southern (2-0)H: 1-0 • A: 1-0

Oct._13,_1993______ W,_3-2Nov._6,_1993_______ W,_3-1

Southern Mississippi (2-0)H: 1-0 • N: 1-0

Sept._24,_1994_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._9,_1995_______ W,_3-0

Southwestern (6-4)H: 1-0 • A: 0-0 • N: 5-4

Sept._13,_1986_ _____ L,_0-2Sept._11-12,_1987___ W,_2-0Sept._25-26,_1987___ W,_3-2Sept._25-26,_1987____ L,_2-3Oct._19,_1987______ W,_3-0Sept._9-10,_1988____ W,_3-1Sept._16,_1989_ _____ L,_1-3Oct._20,_1989______ W,_2-1Oct._21,_1989_______ L,_0-2Oct._21,_1989______ W,_3-2

Stanford (0-1)N: 0-1

Sept._10,_2009_ _____ L,_0-3

Stephen F. Austin (9-32)H: 5-14 • A: 4-15 • N: 0-3

Sept._22,_1984_ _____ L,_1-3Sept._14,_1985_ ____ W,_2-0Sept._12,_1986_ _____ L,_0-2Sept._18-19,_1987___ W,_2-0Oct._2,_1989_______ W,_3-2Nov._9,_1991_______ W,_3-2Oct._29,_1992_______ L,_2-3Oct._30,_1993_______ L,_0-3Oct._20,_1994_______ L,_1-3Sept._20,_1995_ _____ L,_2-3Oct._19,_1995_______ L,_1-3Sept._28,_1996_ _____ L,_2-3Oct._25,_1996_______ L,_1-3Nov._22,_1996_______ L,_2-3Sept._27,_1997_ _____ L,_1-3Oct._24,_1997_______ L,_2-3Oct._10,_1998_______ L,_2-3Nov._6,_1998________ L,_0-3Oct._9,_1999_______ W,_3-1Nov._5,_1999_______ W,_3-1Sept._16,_2000_ ____ W,_3-1

Oct._26,_2000______ W,_3-1Sept._22,_2001_ _____ L,_1-3Oct._27,_2001_______ L,_0-3Nov._17,_2001_______ L,_0-3Oct._19,_2002_______ L,_0-3Nov._12,_2002_______ L,_0-3Oct._4,_2003________ L,_2-3Nov,_8,_2003________ L,_0-3Sept._25,_2004_ _____ L,_0-3Oct._30,_2004_______ L,_0-3Sept._20,_2005_ _____ L,_1-3Nov._4,_2005________ L,_0-3Sept._21,_2006_ _____ L,_1-3Oct._27,_2006_______ L,_0-3Sept._28,_2007_ _____ L,_0-3Nov._1,_2007________ L,_0-3Nov._16,_2007_______ L,_1-3Oct._18,_2008______ W,_3-0Oct._17,_2009_______ L,_2-3Nov._20,_2009_______ L,_1-3

Sul Ross State (1-0)N: 1-0

Sept._6,_1986_______ W,_3-0

Syracuse (1-0)N: 1-0

Aug._25._2006______ W,_3-0

Tarleton State (1-0)N: 1-0

Sept._16,_1983_ ____ W,_2-1

TCU (3-0)H: 1-0 • N: 2-0

Aug._31,_1996______ W,_3-1Sept._12,_1998_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._25,_1998_ ____ W,_3-1

Temple (0-1)N: 0-1

Sept._8,_2000________ L,_3-0

Tennessee (0-1)N: 0-1

Sept._12,_1998_ ____ W,_3-0

Tennessee-Martin (1-0)N: 1-0

Sept._13,_1985______ W,_2-0

Texas (0-3)H: 0-2 • A: 0-1

Sept._1,_1993________ L,_0-3Sept._1,_1994________ L,_0-3Sept._7,_2002________ L,_0-3

Texas-Pan American (35-3)H: 19-2 • A: 13-0 • N: 3-1

Oct._14,_1983_______ L,_0-2Oct._15,_1983_______ L,_0-2Sept._28,_1984_ ____ W,_3-2Sept._29,_1984_ ____ W,_3-2Oct._12,_1984______ W,_2-1Oct._29,_1984______ W,_2-0Oct._17,_1985______ W,_3-0Oct._26,_1985______ W,_2-1Oct._10,_1986______ W,_3-0Oct._17,_1986______ W,_3-1Sept._4,_1987_______ W,_3-0Sept._11-12,_1987___ W,_2-0Sept._18-19,_1987___ W,_2-0Oct._9-10,_1987____ W,_3-0Sept._3,_1988_______ W,_3-0Sept._12,_1988_ ____ W,_3-0


All-Time Series ResultsSept._29,_1989_ ____ W,_3-1Oct._24,_1989______ W,_3-0Sept._14,_1990_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._26,_1990______ W,_3-1Oct._27,_1990______ W,_3-1Sept._21,_1991_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._30,_1991______ W,_3-1Sept._18,_1992_ ____ W,_3-0Nov._8,_1992_______ W,_3-0Sept._11,_1993_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._25,_1993_ ____ W,_3-2Nov._2,_1993_______ W,_3-2Sept._24,_1994_ ____ W,_3-1Sept._22,_1995_ ____ W,_3-1Sept._30,_1995_ ____ W,_3-1Sept._12,_1997_ ____ W,_3-1Oct._15,_2003______ W,_3-2Oct._27,_2004______ W,_3-2Oct._10,_2006______ W,_3-2Aug._28,_2007______ W,_3-0Sept._15,_2007_ _____ L,_2-3Sept._17,_2008_ ____ W,_3-1

Texas A&M (0-7)H: 0-4 • A: 0-3

Oct._2-3,_1987_ _____ L,_0-3Sept._21,_1991_ _____ L,_0-3Nov._14,_1992_______ L,_2-3Nov._7,_1993________ L,_0-3Sept._4,_2001________ L,_0-3Aug._30,_2002_______ L,_0-3Sept._8,_2007________ L,_0-3

Texas A&M-Commerce (2-3) H: 0-1 • A: 0-1 • N: 2-1

Sept._21,_1984_ _____ L,_1-3Sept._14,_1985_ ____ W,_2-1Sept._17,_1988_ _____ L,_2-3Oct._5._1989________ L,_1-3Sept._8,_1990_______ W,_3-0

Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (12-0)H: 6-0 • A: 6-0

Oct._30,_2002______ W,_3-1Sept._30,_2003_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._23,_2004_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._6,_2005_______ W,_3-0Sept._26,_2006_ ____ W,_3-1Sept._30,_2006_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._6,_2007_______ W,_3-0Oct._24,_2007______ W,_3-2Oct._3,_2008_______ W,_3-2Nov._4,_2008_______ W,_3-0Oct._3,_2009_______ W,_3-0Nov._3,_2009_______ W,_3-0

Texas A&M-Kingsville (12-1) H: 5-0 • A: 5-0 • N: 2-1

Sept._15,_1984_ _____ L,_0-2Sept._10,_1986_ ____ W,_3-1Oct._3,_1986_______ W,_3-0Sept._22,_1987_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._26,_1987______ W,_3-0Sept._9-10,_1988____ W,_3-0_Oct._4,_1988_______ W,_3-0Nov._4,_1988_______ W,_3-0Sept._6,_1989_______ W,_3-1Sept._15,_1989_ ____ W,_3-2Oct._14,_1989______ W,_3-0Oct._6,_1990_______ W,_2-0Oct._29,_1990______ W,_3-0

Texas Lutheran (5-4) H: 1-1 • A: 2-2 • N: 2-1

Oct._12,_1985_______ L,_0-3Sept._18,_1986_ _____ L,_0-3Sept._26,_1986_ _____ L,_1-3Oct._10,_1986______ W,_3-0Nov._1,_1986________ L,_0-3Sept._18-19,_1987___ W,_2-0_Oct._5,_1987_______ W,_3-0Oct._7,_1988_______ W,_3-0Sept._15,_1989_ ____ W,_3-0

Texas Southern (8-0) H: 5-0 • N: 3-0_

Sept._21,_1985_ ____ W,_2-1Sept._15,_1990_ ____ W,_3-1Sept._13,_1991_ ____ W,_3-0Sept._5,_1992_______ W,_3-0Sept._10,_1993_ ____ W,_3-1Sept._3,_1994_______ W,_3-0Sept._30,_1995_ ____ W,_3-1Sept._15,_2007_ ____ W,_3-0

Texas State (11-47)H: 8-19 • A: 3-24 • N: 0-4

Oct._24,_1983_______ L,_0-2Sept._11,_1984_ _____ L,_1-3Oct._2,_1984________ L,_0-3Sept._5,_1985________ L,_0-3Sept._18,_1985_ _____ L,_0-3Oct._18,_1985_______ L,_0-2Oct._7,_1986________ L,_0-3Oct._11,_1986_______ L,_0-3Oct._28,_1986_______ L,_0-3Sept._2,_1987________ L,_0-3Oct._2-3,_1987_ _____ L,_1-3Oct._9-10,_1987_____ L,_0-3Nov._11,_1987_______ L,_0-3Sept._6,_1988________ L,_2-3Oct._12,_1988_______ L,_2-3Oct._4,_1989________ L,_0-3Aug._31,_1990_______ L,_2-3Nov._6,_1990________ L,_1-3Nov._4,_1991________ L,_0-3Nov._11,_1992_______ L,_2-3Nov._20,_1992______ W,_3-2Oct._20,_1993_______ L,_0-3Sept._26,_1994_ _____ L,_2-3Oct._12,_1994_______ L,_0-3Sept._28,_1995_ _____ L,_2-3Oct._26,_1995_______ L,_0-3Sept._21,_1996_ _____ L,_0-3Oct._2,_1996_______ W,_3-0Oct._31,_1996_______ L,_0-3Oct._3,_1997________ L,_0-3Oct._31,_1997_______ L,_1-3Sept._22,_1998_ _____ L,_0-3Nov._10,_1998______ W,_3-1Sept._21,_1999_ _____ L,_2-3Oct._19,_1999______ W,_3-0Sept._12,_2000_ _____ L,_1-3Oct._3,_2000________ L,_0-3Oct._16,_2001______ W,_3-0Nov._13,_2001______ W,_3-2Sept._17,_2002_ ____ W,_3-2Nov._5,_2002_______ W,_3-0Sept._16,_2003_ _____ L,_2-3Oct._21,_2003_______ L,_1-3Nov._22,_2003_______ L,_2-3Oct._5,_2004________ L,_2-3Oct._19,_2004_______ L,_1-3Sept._13,_2005_ _____ L,_1-3Oct._11,_2005______ W,_3-0

Nov._20,_2005_______ L,_0-3Oct._5,_2006________ L,_2-3Nov._9,_2006_______ W,_3-2Nov._17,_2006_______ L,_2-3Sept._20,_2007_ _____ L,_1-3Oct._11,_2007_______ L,_0-3Sept._27,_2008_ ____ W,_3-1Nov._13,_2008_______ L,_0-3Sept._26,_2009_ _____ L,_0-3Nov._12,_2009_______ L,_0-3

Texas Tech (0-2) A: 0-1 • N: 0-1

Nov._2,_1990________ L,_0-3Aug._29,_1997_______ L,_0-3

Texas Wesleyan (2-0)A: 1-0 • N: 1-0

Sept._9-10,_1988____ W,_3-1Oct._20,_1989______ W,_2-1

Texas Woman’s College (8-3)H: 0-1 • A: 1-0 • N: 7-2

Sept._16,_1983_______ L,_0-2Sept._15,_1984_ _____ L,_0-2Sept._14,_1985_ ____ W,_2-1Sept._20,_1985_ ____ W,_2-1Sept._11-12,_1987___ W,_2-0Sept._18,_1988_ ____ W,_3-1Sept._9,_1989_______ W,_3-1Sept._23,_1989_ _____ L,_0-3Oct._14,_1989______ W,_3-2Sept._7,_1990_______ W,_3-2Sept._8,_1990_______ W,_3-2

Toledo (0-1)N: 0-1

Sept._8,_2001________ L,_1-3

Trinity (7-5)H: 2-0 • A: 2-4 • N: 3-1

Sept._16,_1983_______ L,_0-2Sept._19,_1983_ ____ W,_2-0Oct._20,_1983_______ L,_0-2Oct._24,_1983_______ L,_1-2Sept._6,_1984________ L,_1-2Oct._17,_1984______ W,_3-0Sept._10,_1985_ ____ W,_3-1Oct._26,_1985______ W,_2-0Oct._31,_1985_______ L,_1-3Oct._25,_1986______ W,_2-1Oct._23,_1987______ W,_2-0Oct._24,_1987______ W,_2-0

Tulsa (3-3)H: 1-0 • A: 1-1 • N: 1-2

Sept._21,_1984_ _____ L,_2-3Sept._22,_1990_ ____ W,_3-1Oct._19,_1990______ W,_3-1Nov._3,_1990________ L,_2-3Sept._4,_1992_______ W,_3-0Sept._12,_2003_ _____ L,_1-3

Tulane (1-2)A: 1-0 • N: 0-2

Sept._1,_1990________ L,_1-3Oct._3,_1992_______ W,_3-2Sept._14,_2002_ _____ L,_1-3

UAB (0-1)_A: 0-1

Sept._17,_1994_ _____ L,_2-3

UC Irvine (0-2)N: 0-2

Sept._6,_1997________ L,_0-3Sept._7,_2000________ L,_1-3

UC Santa Barbara (0-1)A: 0-1

Nov._30,_2000_______ L,_0-3

UIC (0-1)N: 0-1

Sept._10,_1994_ _____ L,_1-3

UNC Wilmington (1-0)N: 1-0

Sept._12,_2003_ ____ W,_3-0

USC (0-1)A: 0-1

Sept._7,_2000________ L,_0-3

Utah State (0-2)N: 0-2

Sept._10,_1994_ _____ L,_1-3Sept._7,_2002________ L,_0-3

Utah Valley State (0-1)H: 0-1

Sept._29,_2006_ _____ L,_2-3

UT Arlington (12-26)H: 10-9 • A: 2-16 • N: 0-1

Nov._5,_1988________ L,_0-3Oct._17,_1991_______ L,_1-3Oct._11,_1992_______ L,_1-3Nov._21,_1992_______ L,_0-3Nov._11,_1993_______ L,_1-3Oct._6,_1994________ L,_0-3Nov._12,_1994_______ L,_0-3Sept._13,_1995_ ____ W,_3-0Oct._14,_1995_______ L,_1-3Oct._19,_1996______ W,_3-1Nov._11,_1996_______ L,_0-3Sept._19,_1997_ _____ L,_1-3Oct._18,_1997_______ L,_1-3Nov._20,_1997_______ L,_1-3Sept._15,_1998_ _____ L,_0-3Oct._27,_1998______ W,_3-2Sept._14,_1999_ _____ L,_1-3Oct._26,_1999______ W,_3-0Sept._15,_2000_ _____ L,_1-3Oct._28,_2000______ W,_3-0Oct._13,_2001_______ L,_0-3Nov._6,_2001________ L,_2-3Sept._28,_2002_ _____ L,_0-3Nov._2,_2002________ L,_0-3Oct._3,_2003_______ W,_3-1Nov._7,_2003________ L,_2-3Oct._16,_2004_______ L,_1-3Nov._9,_2004_______ W,_3-0Sept._16,_2005_ ____ W,_3-1Oct._21,_2005_______ L,_1-3Oct._7,_2006________ L,_0-3Nov._11,_2006______ W,_3-1Sept._23,_2007_ _____ L,_0-3Oct._13,_2007_______ L,_0-3Sept._26,_2008_ ____ W,_3-1Nov._15,_2008______ W,_3-1Sept._24,_2009_ _____ L,_1-3Nov._14,_2009______ W,_3-0

UTEP (11-20) H: 4-8 • A: 4-6 • N: 3-6

Sept._29,_1983_ _____ L,_0-2Nov._18,_1983_______ L,_0-2Sept._28,_1984_ _____ L,_0-3Sept._29,_1984_ _____ L,_0-3Oct._19,_1985_______ L,_0-2Sept._5,_1986_______ W,_3-2Oct._11,_1986______ W,_3-0Sept._18-19,_1987___ W,_2-1Oct._9-10,_1987____ W,_3-1Nov._13,_1987______ W,_2-1Oct._21,_1988______ W,_3-1Oct._22,_1988______ W,_3-0Nov._11,_1988_______ L,_1-3Nov._12,_1988______ W,_3-0Oct._7,_1989________ L,_1-3Nov._3,_1989________ L,_1-3Nov._4,_1989________ L,_1-3Nov._10,_1989_______ L,_1-3Nov._11,_1989_______ L,_1-3Sept._28,_1990_ _____ L,_2-3Oct._20,_1990_______ L,_0-3Nov._3,_1990_______ W,_3-2Sept._20,_1991_ _____ L,_0-3Sept._5,_1992_______ W,_3-0Sept._12,_1992_ _____ L,_1-3Oct._7,_1993________ L,_0-3Sept._2,_1994________ L,_1-3Sept._9,_1995________ L,_0-3Sept._20,_1996_ _____ L,_1-3Sept._6,_2002________ L,_0-3Sept._15,_2006_ ____ W,_3-0

Washington (1-1)H: 1-1

Sept._5,_2000_______ W,_3-1Sept._17,_2009_ _____ L,_0-3

Weber State (1-4)H: 0-1 • N: 1-3

Sept._4,_1993________ L,_0-3Sept._5,_1995________ L,_0-3Aug._31,_2007_______ L,_0-3Sept._6,_2008________ L,_2-3Sept._12,_2009_ ____ W,_3-1

Western Carolina (1-0)N: 1-0

Oct._2,_1992_______ W,_3-0

West Texas A&M (1-4) N: 1-4

Nov._19,_1983_______ L,_0-2Oct._8,_1984________ L,_2-3Sept._20,_1985_ ____ W,_2-0Oct._18,_1985_______ L,_0-2Oct._7,_1989________ L,_1-3

Wharton JC (0-1)N: 0-1

Oct._11,_1983_______ L,_0-2

Wichita State (1-2)A: 1-1 • N: 0-1

Sept._21,_1984_ _____ L,_0-3Sept._7,_2001_______ W,_3-2Aug._25,_2006_______ L,_1-3

Wyoming (1-2)H: 1-0 • A: 0-2

Sept._6,_1996________ L,_1-3Sept._1,_2000_______ W,_3-0Sept._3,_2004________ L,_0-3

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All-Time Letterwinners

Name Years

Almeida,_Cristina_ 2007

Alves_de_Avila,_Isabela_ 1994

Baeten,_Jeannine_ 1991

Bannon,_Sheila_ 2001

Barnett,_Katy_ 2002-04

Biggers,_Natasha_ 1997-2000

Blake,_Elizabeth_ 1991

Boatright,_Amanda_ 2000-01

Boissenet,_Courtney_ 1996-97

Bower,_Deanna_ 1991-94

Brooks,_Amber_ 2008-09

Calderon,_Roxann_ 2002-04

Camp,_Nicole_ 1997-2000

Cantu,_Brandace_ 2003-04

Cevallos,_Laura_ 1992-93

Conteh,_Rekiatw_ 2002

Craft,_Kerri_ 1994

Daniel,_Meagan_ 2003-06

Davenport,_Chelsey_ 2004

DeGollado,_Amy_ 1997-99

Dewey,_Carla_ 1993-96

Dodson,_Leslie_ 1989-92

Duarte,_Abelena_ 1994

Emelogu,_Jennifer_ 2004-05

Flores,_Stephanie_ 2008

Fry,_Teri_ 2000-01

Garcia,_Amanda_ 1999-2001

Gaskins,_Sidney_ 1994

Gass,_Rebecca_ 1991

Gill,_Patricia_ 1991

Gleinser,_Debra_ 1988-89

Hakes,_Robin_ 1992-93

Hart,_Amanda_ 1998

Heifrin,_Charlsie_ 2000-01

Hildebrand,_Brittany_ 2003-06

Hiser,_Audrey_ 2005-08

Hobgood,_Cheryl_ 1984-85

Hrapmann,_Rebecca_ 2005-08

Hunter,_Julia_ 2004-05

Hurtado,_Patricia_ 1991

Name Years

Huskey, Elise 2008-09

Irish,_Tobi_ 1994-97

Jewasko, Kelsey 2008-09

Josserand, Andee 2009

Keeney,_Jillian_ 1997-98

Korzekwa,_Amanda_ 2007

Kotzebue,_Kimberly_ 1996

Lawrence,_Katrina_ 1995

Lawyer,_Shannon_ 1993

Lehmann,_Christine_ 1997

Lowery,_Molly_ 2000-02

Luckemeyer,_Tamara_ 1997-2000

Lyssy,_Marcia_ 1996-97

Malloy, Brittney 2009

Marquez,_Janelle_ 1994-95

Mason, Briana 2007-09

Mata,_Chriselda_ 1993

McCarthy,_Miki_ 1993

McCoy,_Shalynn_ 1988-89

McGinnis,_Kelly_ 1998

McMillan,_Erin_ 2003-06

Mecke,_Dana_ 2007

Messmer,_Carley_ 2002

Miller,_Melissa_ 1995-96

Miller,_Terri_ 1991-92

Moore,_Sarah_ 2007

Mundell,_Vickie_ 2009

Myers,_Jody_ 2004

Nickle,_Dani_ 2007

Nieto,_Celeste_ 1993

Pacheco,_Vanessa_ 1990-91

Paegle,_Kelly_ 1990-92

Perez,_Christela_ 1993-96

Picard,_Connie_ 2003-06

Pineda, Evelyn 2009

Pittman,_Samantha_ 2005

Prior,_Victoria_ 2005-07

Rekiatv,_Conteh_ 2002-03

Rhodes,_Gena_ 2007-08

Risinger,_Kathryn_ 1997-2000

Name Years

Robbins,_Stefanie_ 2008-09

Rocheleau,_Toni_ 2002-03,_’05

Rogers,_Valorie_ 2007-08

Rollo,_Teresa_ 1990-91

Rose,_Stacey_ 1988

Rowland, Kendra 2007-09

Sandoval,_Sybil_ 1994

Sauceda,_Veronica_ 1992-93

Schauffele, Megan 2008-09

Schemelzle,_Andre_ 1992-93

Scheopner,_Leisel_ 1999-2000

Schmidt,_Stacy_ 1998-2001

Schumacher,_Lynne_ 1995

Schwirtlich, Kelsey 2008

Scott,_Kaiulani_ 1993-94

Sharp,_Jennifer_ 1991-94

Shawhan,_Renee_ 1993

Smith,_Trisha_ 1989-93

Soletti,_Amber_ 1994-96

Soletti,_Samantha_ 1996-97

Solis,_Pat_ 1989-91

Strickland,_DeeDee_ 2003-06

Strauss,_Jackie_ 2005-06

Swize,_Debra_ 1999

Teague,_Cari_ 1998-2001

Thomas,_Julie_ 1993

Tilson,_Rachel_ 2002-05

Turner,_Heather_ 1994-97

Uthoff,_Tamin_ 1989-90

Walker,_Shannon_ 2006

Wall,_Brandi_ 2006

Walls, Whitney 2009

Wheaton,_Kendra_ 1998-99

White,_Jordan_ 2007-08

Wilson,_Shelly_ 2001-03

Wimbish, Megan 2009

Wood,_Kristen_ 1991

Young,_Christine_ 1993

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