2013 women's volleyball media guide

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2013 Phoenix College Volleyball Media Guide

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Table of Contents

Phoenix College

Athletic Department

Inormation 3-4

2013 Schedule 6

2013 Coaching Sta 7-8

2013 Roster 9

2013 Team 10

2013 Players 11-14

Past Honors 15-21

2013 Athletic Trainers 23

A Maricopa Community College

Phoenix College Bears 2013

Volleyball Media Guide

Presidents Welcome

Success all the way around. Not onlydoes this phrase summarize what PhoenixColleges outstanding coaches, aculty, andsta help our students strive or, its also anapt description o the academic and athleticachievements that took place this past year.

The Center or Athletic Victory and Education(CAVE) was recognized as the Phoenix College

Innovation o the Year or the resources it provides to our student-athletes academically and athletically

4 o our 8 sports were named an NJCAA All-Academic Team

12 student-athletes recognized or academic excellence by theNJCAA

Over 80 student-athletes achieved a 3.0 GPA or the all semester and69 or the spring semester

7 o our 8 sports qualifed and competed in the Region I Playo s

Sotball, Mens Basketball and Volleyball earned Region IChampionship Titles

Mens and Womens Soccer qualifed or the Region I Quarterfnals

Womens Basketball and Baseball qualifed or the Region I Semifnals

3 o our 8 sports qualifed or the NJCAA National Tournament withSotball fnishing as the national runner-up

PCs Athletics Department hosted a breast cancer awareness gameor every sport raising $2,700 or the Kay Yowe Foundation

Phoenix College has provided outstanding teaching and learningexperiences or over 93 years, resulting in our students success in theclassroom, on the feld, and ar beyond. A rich history and a cutting-edge learning environment coexist at PC, providing students with a

unique campus experience that is second to none.Intercollegiate athletics programs have long been a vital part o PCsmission. Phoenix College student athletes participate in the StudentAthlete Scholastic Success Program, receiving mentorship andadvisement rom coaches, administration, and aculty as they strive toreach their academic goals.

We take great pride in the act that Phoenix College is a place wherepeople o every age and background come to discover new interests,explore new careers, or begin new paths. Here at PC, they fnd acombination o expert instruction, support services and uniqueopportunities that allow them to achieve great things. Thank you orsupporting our outstanding student-athletes in their academic andathletic pursuits.

Go Bears!

Anna Solley, Ed.D.President, Phoenix College


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Ms. Kristi KincaidWomens Basketball Coach

Mr. Heinz MullerSotball Coach

Ms. Amanda Liebermann

Volleyball Coach

Mr. David Cameron

Mens Soccer Coach

Mr. Chris Sagar

Womens Soccer Coach

Mr. Paul DeRoseVice President

Administrative Services

Ms. Samantha Ezell

Athletic DirectorDr. Anna Solley

President, Phoenix College

Phoenix College Administration

Ms. Lisa-Ruiz Gonzales

Head Athletic Trainer and Asst

Athletic Director

Mr. Kevin Kimball

Baseball Coach

Ms. April Perotti

Athletic Trainer

Mr. Matt Gordon

Mens Basketball Coach

Athletic Department Coaches and Staff

Ms. Maybritt HairOfce Coordinator

Mr. Jerome DanielsInterim Football Coach


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Team Information

Head Coach Amanda Burbridge-Liebermann

Assistant Coach Quinton Kraeer, Lisa Oliver, Amanda Omar

Nickname Bears

Colors Blue and Gold

Facility North Gym

Phoenix College Athletic Department

General Information

L o c a t i o n P h o e n i x , A r i z o n a

Opened 1920

Fall Enrollment 12,000

Classifcation Maricopa Community College

Region 1

Conerence Arizona Community College Athletic Conerence

Address 1202 West Thomas Road, Phoenix, AZ 85013

Phone (Athletic Department) 602-285-7175

FAX (Athletic Department) 602-285-7333

Web Site wwwphoenixcollegeedu

Conerence Web Site wwwaccacorg

Chandler-Gilbert Community College Estrella Mountain Community College GateWay Community College Glendale CommunityCollege Maricopa Skill Center Mesa Community College Paradise Valley Community College Phoenix College Rio Salado

College Scottsdale Community College South Mountain Community College SouthWest Skill Center

Phoenix College and the Maricopa County Community College District are EEO/AA institutions

www.phoenixcollege.edu

Phoenix College (Main Campus)1202 West Thomas Road

Phoenix, AZ 85013

6022857800

PC Downtown640 North 1st Avenue

Phoenix, AZ 85003

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Day Date Time Opponent Location

Fri Aug 24 3:00 PM College o Southern Idaho -

Bualo Wild Wings Tourney Twin Falls, ID

Fri Aug 24 7:00 PM Snow College-


Sat Aug 25 11:00 AM Salt Lake Community College-


Sat Aug 25 3:00 PM Utah State University Eastern-


Wed Aug 29 7:00 PM South Mountain CC Phoenix, AZ

Fri Aug 31 7:00 PM Scottsdale CC Scottsdale, AZ

Mon Sep 03 7:00 PM Yavapai College Prescott, AZ

Wed Sep 12 7:00 PM Pima CC Phoenix, AZ

Fri Sep 14 7:00 PM Glendale CC Glendale, AZ

Fri Sep 21 7:00 PM Chandler-Gilbert CC Phoenix, AZ

Wed Sep 26 7:00 PM Mesa CC Phoenix, AZ

Fri Sep 28 7:00 PM South Mountain CC Phoenix, AZ

Wed Oct 03 7:00 PM Scottsdale CC Phoenix, AZ

Fri Oct 05 7:00 PM Pima CC Tucson, AZ

Wed Oct 10 7:00 PM Eastern Arizona College Phoenix, AZ

Fri Oct 12 7:00 PM Arizona Western College Phoenix, AZ

Wed Oct 17 7:00 PM Chandler-Gilbert CC Chandler, AZ

Fri Oct 19 7:00 PM Glendale CC Phoenix, AZ

Fri Oct 26 7:00 PM Mesa CC Mesa, AZThu Nov 01 TBD Region 1 Div. II Tournament TBD

2013 Schedule


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Amanda Burbridge-

LiebermannHead Coach

Head Coach Amanda

Burbridge-Liebermann

begins her 5th season as

head coach and brings a

highly decorated coaching

and playing career to Phoenix College. In Amandas

frst year at the helm o the Phoenix College

Volleyball program, she led the team to a 19-11record with a second place fnish in the Region.

Prior to her position at Phoenix College, Amanda

was the Head Coach at Desert Mountain High

School in Scottsdale, Arizona. In her three years

at Desert Mountain, Amanda went 87-43 while

leading the program to Back to Back State Titles in

2005 and 2006.

As an outside hitter or Arizona State University,

Amanda started all our years earning various

honors and setting three school records. Following

her stellar playing career at ASU, she went on to

play proessionally or Ponce, Puerto Rico. Amanda

not only excelled on the court, but in the classroom

as well, graduating Cum Laude in 3.5 year rom

Arizona State University with a Bachelors Degree in

Sociology. She later returned to college to attain a

Masters in Secondary Education.

In 2010 Amanda became a member o the Arizona

State Athletics Hall o Fame.

Amandas coachingaccomplishments include:

Desert Sky Coach o the Year in 2006 and 2007

East Valley Tribune Coach o the Year in 2006

Six Year Head Coach with Arizona VolleyballAcademy

Assistant Coach o the 2008 High Perormance

Select team

Head Varsity Volleyball Coach at North Canyon

High School in Phoenix, Arizona

Head Varsity Volleyball Coach at Chaparral High

School in Scottsdale, Arizona

Assistant Varsity Volleyball Coach at Desert

Mountain High School in Scottsdale, Arizona

Feature Article in Coaching Management

Magazine in December 2005 Amandas playing accomplishments at Arizona

State University include:

AVCA All-American in 2000

Academic All-American 1999 and 2000

ASU Scholar-Athlete Award in 1997, 1998, 1999,

and 2000

First Team All Pac-10 Conerence in 1997, 1998,

1999, and 2000

Pac-10 Conerence Medal Award Winner in 2000

ASU Senior Female Athlete o the Year in 2000

National Player o the Year or VolleyCentral.com

in 2000

AVCA/Sports Imports National Player o the

Week

October, 23, 2000

ASU Most Valuable Player and Team Captain

1998,

1999, and 2000

ASU Volleyball record holder or: Kills in a match

(39,38) and Single Season Kills (599)

2010 record: 14-15 and made the regionplayos

2010 ASU hall o ame inductee

2013 Coaching Staf


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Lisa Oliver

Assistant Coach

Texas native, Lisa Oliver

enters her ourth season

as Assistant Coach with

the Phoenix College

volleyball program.

Oliver brings a wealth

o volleyball knowledge and experience to the

Bear program. She is Co-ounder o the Texas

Volleyball Associates, a volleyball clinic that travels

nationwide to improve skills, develop leadership

and learn the importance o teamwork; in essence,

to develop the whole athlete.

Oliver, who earned a Bachelors degree in Biology

rom the University o New Mexico in 1998, was a

our-year letter winner and was voted team Most

Valuable Athlete in 1998. She earned All-WAC

Honors during 1993-1998 seasons while running

or the Lobos. She attended the University o

Texas (02) where she earned another degree inEducation.

Recently earned her Masters in Education

Administration rom the University o Phoenix.

Amanda Omar

Assistant Coach

Amanda Omar enters

her third season as

Assistant Coach with the

Phoenix College volleyball

program.. She has had a

unique career playing and

coaching. In college, she played or the University

o Arkansas, and then transerred to McHenry

County College where she became a NJCAA First

Team All-American. She fnished her fnal two

seasons at Missouri State University earning First

Team All-Conerence honors or both years and herBachelors degree in Entertainment Management

and a Minor in Marketing. Ater college she played

proessionally in Puerto Rico or the Gigantes

de Carolina then became a Personal Trainer and

Group Fitness Instructor. She also became a

Master Instructor or Volleyball Conditioning and

Perormance through USA Volleyball and started

her coaching career at Sky High Volleyball Club in

Crystal Lake, IL where she led her 18 Black team

to a National title in the American Division at

Nationals in Salt Lake City, UT. During that time

she also worked as the Head Coach or McHenry

County College in Crystal Lake, IL where her team

qualifed or Nationals both years. Ater several

years o coaching and training, Amanda still

wanted to play so she joined an Agency and went

overseas and played proessionally in Finland or

Kuusamon Pallokarhut in Kuusamo, Finland or oneseason then became the Head Coach or that same

club the ollowing season. Currently, she works or

All-American Volleyball Camps and travels around

the country working with various high school

programs and works or Ballys Total Fitness and LA

Fitness teaching various group ftness classes.

Quinton Kraeer

Assistant Coach

Robin Law

Assistant Coach

2013 Coaching Staf


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No. Player Pos. Height Year High School

1 Catie Foran L 52 SO Gilbert H.S.

2 Monet Olmos L 52 SO Marcos De Niza H.S.

3 Danielle Cipolletti S 55 SO Scottsdale H.S.

4 Mia Mazon L 52 FR St. Marys H.S.

5 Hanna Willis OH 511 SO Wickenburg H.S.

6 Cheyenne Meadows OH 57 FR Willow Canyon H.S.

8 Gianna Kioa OH 511 FR St. Marys H.S.

9 Tatum Winter MB 60 FR Millenium H.S.

11 Coley Goss OH/L 57 SO Cactus H.S.

12 Kaila Gladden OH 57 FR Ironwood H.S.

13 Carissa Allen MB 511 FR Central H.S.

15 Miranda Michaelson OPP 64 SO Mountain Pointe

16 Keanna Lomeli OH 510 SO St. Marys H.S.

2013 Roster


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Position: L

High School: Gilbert H.S.

Year: Sophomore

Position: L

High School: Marcos De Niza H.S.

Year: Sophomore

Position: S

High School: Scottsdale H.S.

Year: Sophomore

Position: L

High School: St. Marys H.S.

Year: Freshman

#1 Catie Foran

#2 Monet Olmos

#3 Danielle Cipoletti

#4 Mia Mazon

2013 Players


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Position: OH

High School: Wickenburg H.S.

Year: Sophomore

Position: OH

High School: Willow Canyon H.S.

Year: Freshman

Position: OH


Year: Freshman

Position: MB

High School: Millenium H.S.

Year: Freshman

#5 Hanna Willis

#6 Cheyenne Meadows

#8 Gianna Kioa

#9 Tatum Winter

2013 Players


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Position: OH/L

High School: Cactus H.S.

Year: Sophomore

Position: OH

High School: Ironwood H.S.

Year: Freshman

Position: MB

High School: Central H.S.

Year: Freshman

Position: OPP

High School: Mountain Pointe H.S.

Year: Sophomore

#11 Coley Goss

#12 Kaila Gladden

#13 Carissa Allen

#15 Miranda Michaelson

2013 Players


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Position: OH


Year: Sophomore

#16 Keanna Lomeli

2013 Players


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Year Player Honor

1999 Amy Martens 1st Team All-Conerence

1st Team All-Region

Jackie Stratton Honorable Mention All-Conerence

1st Team All-Region

Alexis McComish 1st Team All-Region

2000 Amy Cripe Honorable Mention All-Conerence

1st Team All-Region

Kristin Marin Honorable Mention All-Conerence

1st Team All-Region

2001 Niki Lambert Honorable Mention All-Conerence

1st Team All-Region

Kristin Marin 2nd Team All-Conerence

1st Team All-RegionAutumn Baker Honorable Mention All-Conerence

1st Team All-Region

2002 Niki Lambert 2nd Team All-Conerence

1st Team All-Region

Katy Knowlton Honorable Mention All-Conerence

1st Team All-Region

2003 Sarah Teslevich 1st Team All-Region

1st Team All-Conerence

Kandra Greer Honorable Mention All-Region

2004 Sarah Lobstein Honorable Mention All-Conerence

2005 Jusienda Olsen Honorable Mention All-Conerence

2006 Lisa Doremus 1st Team All-Region


Robyn Nasser Honorable Mention All-Conerence

Sulieti Kaipelea Honorable Mention All-Conerence

Arizona Community College Athletic Conference Honors

Past Honors


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Year Player Honor

2007 Rita Gonzales 1st Team All-Region

2nd Team All-Conerence

Lisa Doremus 1st Team All-Region


Michalle Burrola Honorable Mention All-Conerence

Elizabeth Alord Honorable Mention All-Conerence

2008 Rita Gonzales 1st Team All-Conerence

Robin Law 1st Team All-Conerence

Rachel Peru Honorable Mention All-Conerence

2009 Nicole Lentine 1st Team All-Region

Honorable Mention All-Conerence

Samantha Morse Honorable Mention All-Conerence

2010 Samantha Morse 1st Team All-Conerence

2nd Team All-ACCAC

2011 Ally Kohlhase Honorable Mention All-Conerence

First Team All-ACCAC

Region Tournament MVP

Malorie Kelley Nationals All Tournament

Kayla Kane Second Team All Conerence

First Team All ACCAC

2012 Kayla Kane Second Team All-American

First Team All Conerence

Region Tournament MVP

Lu Phillips Second Team All Conerence

First Team All Region

Kalynn Egea Honorable Mention All Conerence

First Team All Region

Arizona Community College Athletic Conference Honors

Past Honors


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Year Player Honor

1998 Kristin Bohn Distinguished Academic All-American

1999 Jackie Stratton Academic All-American

Amy Martens Academic All-American, 1st Team All-American

2000 Erika Noble Academic All-American

Amy Cripe Academic All-American

Caron Nyquist Distinguished Academic All-American

2001 Kristin Marin 2nd Team All-American

Kristi Wood Academic All-American

2001 MM Buckley Academic All-American

Kristin Marin Academic All-American

2002 Niki Lambert Academic All-American

Mandy Wickert Academic All-American

Jenni Berwager Academic All-AmericanKaty Knowlton Distinguished Academic All-American

Jenni Berwager Academic All-American

2003 Christa Greseth Academic All-American

Kim Eastin Academic All-American

Kandra Greer Academic All-American

Sarah Teslevich 2nd Team All-American

2004 Sarah Teslevich 1st Team All-American

2006 Catherine Jarrett Academic All-American

2007 Lisa Doremus 1st Team All-American

2008 Robin Law Honorable Mention

Ali Gentry Academic All-American

2009 Chyna Coleman Academic All-American

2010 Sarah Zeibig Academic All-American

Daniella Serrano Academic All-American

2012 Kayla Kane Academic All-American

Kalynn Egea Academic All-American

Kelcie Sitton Academic All-American

All - American Honors

Past Honors


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Year Honor

1999 Academic All-American Team Award

AVCA/Molten Team Academic Award

Region 1 Division II Tournament Champion

4th Place At National ChampionshipTournament

2000 NJCAA Academic Team O The Year

Academic All-American Team Award


Phoenix College Womens Team oThe Year

2001Academic All-American Team Award


2002 Academic All-American Team


NJCAA Academic Team O Year Award




AVCA Team Academic Award


GamePlan/AVCA Team Academic Award

Year Honor

2007 NJCAA All-Academic Team


1st Place Region 1 Division II Tournament

4th Place at National Tournament


2nd Place Region I Division II Tournament


3rd Place Region Division II Tournament


2nd Place Region Division II Tournament


Phoenix College Womens Team oThe Year

1st Place Region Division II Tournment


2012 1st Place Region Division II Tournment


NJCAA Academic All-American Team

PC Academic Team o the Year

Year Player Honor

2006 Catherine Jarrett PC Scholar-Athlete o the Year

Brynn Buckley PCAthletic Directors Award

Coach Sitkiewicz PC Female Coach o the Year

2010 Danielle Serrano PC Scholar-Athlete o the Year

2011 Amanda Liebermann Region I Coach o the year

2012 Amanda Liebermann Region I Coach o the year

Volleyball Team Honors

Other Honors

Past Honors


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Where did they go from here?

Year Player College

1996 Rachelle Day Graceland University

1997 Rachel Bauer University O Evansville

Jennier Zeller Union College

1998 Kristin Bohn Long Island University

Sharon Graham Mount Senario College

Annie McCullough High Point University

Laura Norton University O Oregon, Purdue University

Melanie Steen University O SouthAlabama

1999 Amy Martens Northwestern StateUniversity

Jackie Stratton North Carolina StateUniversitiy

Alexis McComish Iona College

Nichole Witty University O South Carolina

2000 Caron Nyquist Eastern Kentucky University

Amy Cripe University O SouthernColorado

2001 Kristin Marin Lee University

Jackie Grabow Lee University

Alison Fredlake Belmont-Abbey University

Jamie Wellman Chicago State University

Kristi Wood Asbury College

Mj Buckley Kansas Wesleyan

2002 Niki Lambert Portland State

Mandy Wickert Colorado Christian

Kasey Frederickson University New MexicoHighlands

2003 Kandra Greer Mcneese State University

2004 Brittany Leeper Lambuth University

Amber Page Embry Riddle Aeronautica University

Sarah Lobstein Augusta State University

2005 Jessica Puriton Lambuth University2006 Jennie Chamberlin Mayville State University

Sulieti Kaipelea Tennessee State University

Whitney Sorenson Salem College

Past Honors


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Where did they go from here?

Year Player College

2007 Lisa Doremus Stony Brook University

Mischelle Burrola Stony Brook University

Brynn Buckley Drake University

Jamie Schultz Portland State

2008 Robin Law Henderson State

Rita Gonzales Texan Pan-Am Univ.

2009 Chyna Coleman Jackson State Univ.

Nicole Lentin Southwestern College

2010 Jenna Robertson Trevecca Nazarene University

Sarah Zeibig Dickinson State

Joelle Hoppe AZ Christian Univ.

Samantha Morse University o Louisiana-Monroe

Eboni Williams Virgina Union Univ.

Dana Yoshimura Virgina Union Univ.

2011 Malorie Kelley Henderson State University

Lane Peters Gallaudet University

2012 Brooke Razo GCU (Sand)

Ally Kohlhase Tifn State

Kalynn Egea Nicholis State University

Kayla Kane University o Lousiana-Monroe

Lu Phillips Tifn State

Jane Tukia Johnson C Smith University

Past Honors


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KILLS Rank Name Season Kills

1 Elizabeth Alord 07 480

2 Nicole Lambert 02 461

3 Lisa Doremus 07 459

ASSISTS Rank Name Season Assists

1 Rita Gonzalez 07 1360

2 Mandy Wickertr 01 1108

3 Kayla Kane 12 1041

SERVICE ACES Rank Name Season Aces

1 Sarah Teslevich 04 87

2 Kristin Marin 01 74


DIGS Rank Name Season Digs


2 Michelle Burrola 07 658


BLOCKS Rank Name Season Blocks


2 Autumn Baker 01 106

3 Joelle Hoppe 10 99

Individual Season Records (since rally scoring)

Past Honors


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Lisa Ruiz-GonzalesHead Athletic

Trainer

Lisa Ruiz-Gonzales, MS, ATC,

AT/L is Phoenix Colleges

Head Athletic Trainer and an

Assistant Athletic Director.

This is her seventh year

as Head Athletic Trainer or Phoenix College. She

received her B.S. in Exercise Science rom ArizonaState University and her M.S. in Sports Health Care

rom Arizona School o Health Sciences. She has

been a part o the Phoenix College amily and

athletic training sta since 1999, initially starting

as an athletic training student while attending ASU

and continuing through as a graduate assistant

while completing her masters degree at ASHS.

Lisa is a certifed member o the National Athletic

Trainers Association (NATA), Rocky Mountain

Athletic Trainers Association, Arizona Community

Colleges Athletic Trainers Association (ACCATA),

and is currently licensed by the Arizona Board o

Athletic Trainers. Lisa and her husband Emmett

currently reside in Phoenix, Arizona.

April Perotti ATCAssistant Athletic

Trainer

April Perotti, MS, ATC/L, is

Phoenix Colleges Assistant

Athletic Trainer. This is her

third year as an Assistant

Athletic Trainer or Phoenix

College. April has spent the previous 2 years as

a graduate assistant here at PC while completing

her masters degree at ASHS. She received her B.S.

in Athletic Training rom Northeastern University

in 2005 and an M.S. in Sports Health Care rom

Arizona School o Health Sciences in 2007. April is

originally rom Massachusetts.

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