2015 grace volleyball media guide

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GRACE LANCERS 2015 VOLLEYBALL

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media guide creditsThe 2015 Grace College Volleyball Media Guide was directed, written and edited by Josh Neuhart of Grace’s Sports Information Department. Photography taken by Josh Neuhart and Jeff Nycz (Mid-South Images). Printing handled by Able Printing (North Webster, Ind.). Cover collaboration with Vincent Sell of BrandPoet.

the athletic department mission at graceThe Grace College athletic department exists for the purpose of glorifying God by helping make disciples of Jesus Christ, developing competent athletic teams,

and sharing the Gospel message with the sport culture. The athletics program is an integral part of the educational mission of Grace College. Competition in athletics makes a significant contribution in the development of the total person and can be used effectively as part of the training program that prepares a person for service and leadership.

The Department of Athletics endorses and supports the Grace College “Mission Statement” which states “Grace College is an evangelical Christian community of higher education which applies Biblical values in strengthening character, sharpening competence, and preparing for service.”

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quick factsSchool: Grace CollegeLocation: Winona Lake, IndianaFounded: 1948Enrollment: 1,700Nickname: LancersColors: Red and WhiteAffiliations: NAIA, NCCAAConference: Crossroads League (CL)Office Phone: (574) 372-5100Athletic Fax: (574) 372-5137Mailing Address: 200 Seminary Drive Winona Lake, Indiana 46590Website: www.GCLancers.comPresident: Dr. Bill Katip

Chad Briscoe Athletic Director chad.briscoe@grace.edu.............................................x6261Bill Barr Asst. Athletic Director barrb@grace.edu..........................................................x6264Kelly Sharp Athletic Office Manager sharpkj@grace.edu.......................................................x6266Josh Neuhart Sports Information Director sportsinfo@grace.edu.................................................x6271Paul DeRenzo Public Address AnnouncerTiberius Rata Faculty Athletic RepresentativeKyle Condon, Jacob Vickers, Nick Harris SID AssistantsGrant Ringler, Isaac Stuckey SID AssistantsMatt Genzler, Zach Foster, Cole Helman SID Assistants

Katie Van Hofwegen Volleyball katie.vanhofwegen@grace.edu.....................................x6268Matt Hotchkin Men’s Soccer hotchkmw@grace.edu.....................................................x6270Michael Voss Women’s Soccer michael.voss@grace.edu.................................................x6544Larry Schuh Men’s Tennis schuhld@grace.edu..........................................................x6266Scott Moore Women’s Tennis mooresd@grace.edu........................................................x6266Jeff Raymond XC/Track & Field jeff.raymond@grace.edu.................................................x6262Denny Hepler Men’s Golf dhepler31@yahoo.com....................................................x6266Denny Duncan Women’s Golf [email protected] ........................................................x6266Jim Kessler Men’s Basketball kesslejc@grace.edu...........................................................x6265Scott Blum Women’s Basketball blumsa@grace.edu............................................................x6272Bill Barr Baseball barrb@grace.edu...............................................................x6264Heather Johnson Softball heather.johnson@grace.edu...........................................x6273Dana Devlin Cheer Team cheer@grace.edu..............................................................x6266

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table of contents

Schedule/Player Poll ..............5Season Preview........................6Coaches ....................................7-8Roster ........................................11Player Profiles ..........................12-23

Israel 2015 Mission Trip .........16-17Record Book.............................26Season Review .........................27Crossroads League ..................28MOCC - Arena .........................30

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Aug. 21-22 GRACE CLASSIC Winona Lake, Ind. 21 IU-East 3 pm Trinity Christian 8 pm 22 St. Ambrose 11 am IU-Kokomo 4 pmAug. 28-29 LINDSEY WILSON TOURNEY Columbia, Ky.Sept. 2 @ *Mt. Vernon Naz. 7 pmSept. 4-5 UNOH TOURNAMENT Lima, OhioSept. 9 @ *Indiana Wesleyan 7 pmSept. 11 *Bethel 7 pmSept. 12 @ *Goshen 3 pmSept. 16 *Taylor 7 pmSept. 18 *Spring Arbor 7 pmSept. 19 *St. Francis 3 pmSept. 25 @ *Huntington 7 pmSept. 36 @ *Marian 5 pmSept. 30 @ *Bethel 7 pm

Oct. 7 *Goshen 7 pmOct. 9-10 DAVENPORT TOURNAMENT Grand Rapids, Mich.Oct. 13 *Mt. Vernon Naz. 7 pmOct. 16 @ *Spring Arbor 7 pmOct. 17 @ *St. Francis 3 pmOct. 21 *Indiana Wesleyan 7 pmOct. 28 @ *Taylor 7 pmOct. 30 *Huntington 5 pmOct. 31 *Marian 5 pmNov. 7 CL - 1st RoundNov. 11 CL - SemifinalsNov. 14 CL - ChampionshipNov. 21 NAIA OPENING ROUNDDec. 1-5 NAIA NATIONALS Sioux City, IowaDec. 3-5 NCCAA NATIONALS Kissimmee, Fla.

(*denotes a Crossroads League match)

2015 voLLEybALL SChEduLE

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BEST DRESSEDLaken Chaney (7 votes)Jessica Scherb (5)Sara Miller/Naarah Foster (2)

BEST ATHLETEAnnie Salazar (10 votes)Caylie Teel (4)Megan Johnson (2)

HARDEST WORKERAlix Underwood (10 votes)Megan Johnson (4)Everyone/Cassaundra Worthen (2)

BIGGEST PRANKSTERKari Feddema (8 votes)Savannah Hart (4)Kelsee Zuidema (3)

1ST TO GET MARRIEDAnnie Salazar (13 votes)Megan Johnson (4)

MOST COMPETITIVETaylor Baird (5 votes)Megan Johnson (5)Sara Miller (3)

HARDEST HITTERKelsee Zuidema (10 votes)Cassaundra Worthen (3)

MOST BUFFMegan Johnson (17 votes)Annie Salazar (2)

SMARTEST ON THE COURTAlix Underwood (5 votes)Kaitlin Kerrigan/Sara Miller (4)Jessica Scherb/Taylor Baird (2)

FUNNIESTKelsee Zuidema (12 votes)Sierra Smith (5)

HARDEST SERVE TO RECEIVETori Bontrager (12 votes)Grace Woolsey (4)McKenzie Haite (3)

BEST DANCE MOVESMegan Johnson (10 votes)Kelsee Zuidema (5)Sierra Smith (3)

BEST FOLLOW ON INSTAGRAM@sara_miller3 (7 votes)@laken_blaire (3)@McKenzieHaite (2)@AdriannaSuizas (2)

BEST SELFIE GAMELaken Chaney (9 votes)Naarah Foster (4)Kelsee Zuidema (3)

MOST LIKELY:win the show “The Voice”Kari Feddema (12 votes)Kelsee Zuidema (5)

MOST LIKELY: to “Six-Pack” someone elseKaitlin Kerrigan (6 votes)Marta Bleed/Grace Woolsey (4)Sierra Smith (2)

ONE WORD FORCOACH KATIEDriven/Passionate (7 votes)Knowledgeable (4)Caring/Relatable (3)

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2015 pREviEw: GRACE voLLEybALL REAdiES foR fiRSt SEASoN uNdER vAN hofwEGEN

A new era begins this August for Grace College’s volleyball team. First-year head coach Katie Van Hofwegen is poised to im-print her unique style onto the Lady Lanc-ers in 2015.

Van Hofwegen inherits a program that has racked up 106 wins over the past four seasons. Grace has advanced to the NC-CAA National Semifinals twice since 2011, including last year’s squad which finished 30-12.

Van Hofwegen, who played collegiately at Shorter (Ga.) and was an assistant coach at NCAA Div. II Virginia-Wise, admitted things would look different on the court this fall.

“I’m really excited about the season. We are changing things from last year, but the ladies are working hard with the transi-tion,” Van Hofwegen said. “They are com-mitted to learning our new system. Based on the level of talent we have, we’ll be pretty good once we get it down.”

Already through preseason, the Lady Lancers have impressed their new coach with a voracious work ethic. Led by the team’s co-captains — senior outside hitter Alix Underwood and junior outside hitter Megan Johnson — the ladies have applied themselves fully to learning their new coach and new system. “The team is com-mitted to working hard. They are willing to run through walls to learn the new sys-tem,” Van Hofwegen continued. “They’re excited about it, which excites me. They’re committed and are holding each other ac-countable. They are a coach’s dream in that sense.”

While three NCCAA National Champi-onship appearances in four seasons is im-pressive, the Lady Lancers are hoping for more in 2015. The team’s goal is to reach NAIA Nationals for the first time since 2001. Additionally, Van Hofwegen is hop-ing the squad wins every home game at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center (MOCC). “We have to stay disciplined and

committed to fine-tuning the details of our game. But if we remain committed, we should reach our goals.”

Grace is replacing a number of key posi-tions from 2014 — including All-Americans at setter (Ellie Harp) and outside hitter (Calah Kruse) as well as the team’s libero Hannah Clemmons. Junior Kaitlin Kerri-gan is the squad’s most accomplished of-fensive threat, racking up 421 kills and 312 digs last year. Returning as a starter on the opposite side is 6-foot-2 Sierra Smith (208 kills, 76 blocks). Naarah Foster and Cas-saundra Worthen also figure to play on the opposite side.

The middle hitters are a diverse, talent-ed group, spearheaded by 6-foot-1 Grace Woolsey and 6-2 Tori Bontrager. Woolsey was No. 2 in the NAIA for total blocks last season, and Bontrager had 239 kills on a team-high .272 attack percentage. Kari Feddema and Savannah Hart rejoin the front row for their sophomore campaigns.

The back row will be anchored by the returning trio of Jessica Scherb, Annie Salazar and Sara Miller. The group ac-counted for 5.61 digs/set last year, led by Miller’s 326 digs.

Joining a strong crop of returners are four dynamic fresh-men. Caylie Teel (Tippecanoe Valley HS) has impressed in the preseason with her ability to play both defensive spe-cialist and outside hitter. Marta Bleed (Blackhawk Christian) and Kelsee Zuidema (Spring Lake, Mich.) are set to contribute as a pair of 6-foot outside hitters, and setter McKenzie Haite (LaPorte) has show-cased a mix of ath-

leticism and volleyball IQ in her first few weeks.

Haite is one of three setters on Grace’s roster this fall. Haite, along with sopho-more Laken Chaney and junior Taylor Baird, form one of the more interesting positional battles on campus. All three setters add a unique element to the squad, which could result in Grace running a two-setter rota-tion, according to Van Hofwegen.

An area that Van Hofwegen plans to focus on is serving and serve receive. Im-proving that aspect is necessary in her words because “serving wins games; we want the ball in our hands to score points.”

Off the court Grace will be heavily in-volved in community service with a focus on developing servant leadership, accord-ing to Van Hofwegen. “The team has ver-balized wanting to become well-rounded spiritually and to grow in their faith, so we will look for ways to encourage and serve fellow students, peers and our commu-nity.”

The season officially gets started with the Grace College Classic at the MOCC on Aug. 21-22. The Lady Lancers will host IU-East, Trinity Christian, St. Ambrose and IU-Kokomo in the tournament.

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Katie Van Hofwegen will serve in her first year as the head volleyball coach for the Lady Lancers in 2015.

Van Hofwegen comes from The University of Virginia-Wise (NCAA Div. II) where she served as the top assistant coach since 2012. She has a wide berth of volleyball experience that spans across the country.

Van Hofwegen played collegiate volleyball at Shorter University (Ga.). An accomplished defensive player, she was honored as the Southern States Athletic Conference Libero of the Year in 2010 and was a two-time All-Conference winner.

She graduated as the school’s all-time leader in service aces (163) and was a Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete with a 3.5 GPA. She also finished school ranked No. 2 in career digs with 1,536 and has the school record for most service aces in a single season with 66.

“We are very excited with the outcome of our coaching search. Katie Van Hofwegen has a tremendous background in volleyball and has enjoyed success both as a player and coach,” said Grace athletic director Chad Briscoe. “She is a teacher of the game and is fully committed to assisting student-athletes grow in all aspects of their life during their college experience. I look forward to watching our program grow and achieve success both on and off the court under her leadership.”

While at Virginia-Wise, Van Hofwegen assisted the school’s transition from NAIA to NCAA Div. II. She helped the program over-come a 7-25 record in 2012 to earn its best season in seven years during the 2014 campaign. She was responsible for recruiting, travel coordinating, game tape exchange and practice planning for the Cavaliers. She helped secure one of the best and largest recruiting classes in program history.

In 2011 Van Hofwegen served on the coaching staff at NCAA Div. III Randolph College (Va.), working extensively with recruiting, travel and practice scheduling. She also has multiple years of experience coaching club volleyball and staffing summer camps, including the Liberty University volleyball camp. She originally hails from Riverside, Calif., where she attended Riverside Christian.

“I’m excited to start this new chapter at Grace College,” Van Hofwegen said. “The volleyball program has a great tradition of suc-cess, and I plan to continue building on that tradition. I’m looking forward to meeting the team, sharing my faith with them, and leading them both spiritually and as volleyball players. I’m really grateful for this opportunity, and I’m ready to get started.”

Van Hofwegen takes over a volleyball program that has racked up 106 wins over the past four seasons.

The Lady Lancers have advanced to three NCCAA National Championships since 2011, including two trips to the national semifinals (2011, 2014).

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ASSiStANt CoACh douG wEStFormer IU coach Doug West has agreed to become an assistant coach for Grace’s volleyball team beginning in the 2015 season.

West spent four years as the head coach at Indiana University from 1983-86. He was the second coach in the Hoosiers’ program history. He racked up 65 wins in four years and posted a winning record in his final three seasons.

He also has 13 years of experience coaching at area high schools, including stops at Warsaw, Whitko and Plymouth. He coached the Tigers from 2001-07, took over Whitko’s program from 2009-11 and has led Plymouth since 2011.

West graduated high school at Yorktown and went on to graduate from Ball State with a degree in journalism. While at Ball State, West was the men’s volleyball team’s setter, earning All-Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association First Team honors in 1981-82. He also began his coaching career while at Ball State, assisting Muncie Burris High School as a college student. He went on to coach the Munciana Volleyball Club team, leading the squad to a fifth-place finish at the ESVBA Junior Nationals in 1981.

After graduating in 1982, West took a position as an assistant coach at Illinois State University, helping the team to a Gateway Conference title and a berth to the NCAA tournament. He was also a volunteer assistant at the University of Nebraska from 1992-96, including the Huskers’ NCAA championship season in 1995.

He has served as the chaplain at Kosciusko Community Hospital since 2001, providing pastoral care and counsel to patients and staff at KCH.

ASSiStANt CoACh StEfANiE hohmLady Lancer standout Stefanie (Bolt) Hohm has joined Grace’s coaching staff for her first year in 2015.

Hohm was an integral four-year player for the Lady Lancers, helping Grace transform as a program. She amassed career marks of 733 kills, 59 solo blocks and 258 block assists. She graduated from Grace in the top 10 individually for career solo blocks and career total blocks.

Before Hohm arrived at Grace, the team posted a 3-15 record (0-8 conference). But in Hohm’s final two sea-sons, the Lady Lancers went 33-12 and 23-19, advancing to the NCCAA National Championships in consecu-

tive years. Hohm, who was a spiritual and emotional leader on the squad, helped lead Grace to the NCCAA semifinals in 2011. The front-row player earned All-League recognition and was an NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-Athlete during her career.

Hohm, who is married to Chris Hohm, is an elementary teacher at Eisenhower Elementary School in Warsaw.

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No. Name Year Height Pos. Hometown / High School 1 Laken Chaney So. 5-7 S Bluffton, Ind. / Norwell2 Taylor Baird Jr. 5-11 S West Point, Ind. / McCutcheon3 Megan Johnson Jr. 5-11 OH Lewisburg, Ohio / Tri-County North4 Kaitlin Kerrigan Jr. 5-8 OH Muncie, Ind. / Muncie Central5 Annie Salazar Sr. 5-6 DS Bakersfield, Calif. / West Bakersfield6 Sara Miller So. 5-5 DS Fort Wayne, Ind. / Blackhawk Christian8 Kari Feddema So. 6-0 MH Kalamazoo, Mich. / Schoolcraft9 Savannah Hart So. 6-1 MH Greenfield, Ind. / Greenfield-Central10 Caylie Teel Fr. 5-8 DS/OH Warsaw, Ind. / Tippecanoe Valley11 Marta Bleed Fr. 6-0 OH Fort Wayne, Ind. / Blackhawk Christian12 Alix Underwood Sr. 5-11 OH Muncie, Ind. / Cowan13 Tori Bontrager So. 6-2 MH New Haven, Ind. / Woodlan14 Kelsee Zuidema Fr. 6-0 OH/OPP Spring Lake, Mich. / Spring Lake15 Sierra Smith So. 6-2 OPP Millersburg, Ind. / Fairfield16 Naarah Foster So. 5-9 OPP/OH Fort Wayne, Ind. / Homeschool17 Cassaundra Worthen Jr. 6-0 OPP Auburn, Ind. / Lakewood Park Christian18 Jessica Scherb Sr. 5-4 DS Carmel, Ind. / Carmel20 Grace Woolsey Jr. 6-1 MH Fort Wayne, Ind. / Snider21 McKenzie Haite Fr. 5-7 S LaPorte, Ind. / LaPorte

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Head Coach: Katie Van Hofwegen Assistant Coaches: Doug West, Stefanie Hohm

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By ClassSeniors - 3Juniors - 5

Sophomores - 7Freshmen - 4

By State/CountryIndiana - 15Michigan - 2

Ohio - 1California - 1

By PositionSetters - 3

Defensive Specialists - 4Outside Hitters - 5Middle Hitters - 4

Opp Hitters - 3

% of Stats Returning*Returning Starters - 50%

Returning Kills - 65%Returning Digs - 43%

Returning Assists - 9%Returning Blocks - 61%Returning Aces - 59%

* % based on 2014 stats. For more, turn to p. 25

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ANNIE SALAzARSR / 5-6 / DS

BAKERSFIELD, CALIF. / WEST BAKERSFIELD

2014 JUNIOR - A key member of Grace’s backline, tied for fourth on the team with 2.0 digs/set … had the high-est passing percentage on the team at .863 … produced a season-high 21 digs against No. 14 Oklahoma Baptist … had nine matches with double-digit digs … tallied at least seven digs in back-to-back matches at NCCAA Nationals … served two aces against Bryan and two against St. Xavier … notched 14 digs against St. Ambrose ... had two kills against St. Xavier.

2013 SOPHOMORE - Tied for second on the team with 22 service aces on a .933 percentage … averaged 2.6 digs/set as part of Grace’s back line … had 10 matches of double-digit digs … produced a season-high 24 digs against Aquinas … notched 22 digs in three sets against Mt. Vernon Nazarene … had three aces against Spring Arbor … re-corded at least 10 digs in three straight matches in mid-October.

2012 FRESHMAN - Led the team with 28 service aces on a .900 percentage … had multiple aces in 10 matches … notched three aces in back-to-back matches during NCCAA regionals … produced double-digit digs in 14 of the season’s final 17 matches … recorded 23 digs in four sets against Marian and 21 digs in three sets against Oakland City. SET SERVE DEF PASS Year GP-MP A SA Pct DIG D/SET RE-TA Pct 2014 112-35 37 9 .871 229 2.04 13-95 .8632013 101-35 18 22 .933 263 2.60 24-325 .9262012 97-37 11 28 .900 261 2.69 31-393 .921

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jESSICA SCHERBSR / 5-4 / DS

CARMEL, IND. / CARMEL

2014 JUNIOR - Played in 31 matches … was one of Grace’s best servers with a .958 percentage … averaged over 1.1 digs/set as part of Grace’s defense … had an impressive .862 passing percentage … served up two aces against Oakland City in NCCAA Regionals … appeared in all five matches at NCCAA Nationals, tallying a season-best 12 digs against Oak-land City … picked up 11 digs versus No. 20 Indiana Wesleyan … had four or more digs in seven of final 11 matches of the season.

2013 SOPHOMORE - Led Grace’s team with 31 service aces … was third on the team with 332 digs … produced a season-best 25 digs against Marian and 23 digs against Bethel … had 16 digs in three sets against Ashford … served up three aces against Marian and four against Bethel in consecutive matches … had an ace in 19 matches.

2012 FRESHMAN - Appeared in 34 matches during her first season … tallied 169 digs at 1.76 digs per set … served 13 aces on a .891 serving percentage … aced two serves against Southern Wesleyan at NCCAA Nationals … reached double-digit digs in six matches … produced a season-best 16 digs in a five-set thriller with Indiana Wesleyan.

SET SERVE DEF PASS Year GP-MP A SA Pct DIG D/SET RE-TA Pct 2014 76-31 11 7 .958 87 1.14 8-58 .8622013 132-37 37 31 .917 332 2.52 25-345 .9282012 96-34 12 13 .891 169 1.76 16-308 .948

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ALIx UNDERWOODSR / 5-11 / OH

MUNCIE, IND. / COWAN

2014 JUNIOR - Saw time in nine matches, battling injury throughout the season … made an appearance in five Crossroads League contests … had a season-best three kills in a win over Spring Arbor … notched two kills in a sweep of Bethel.

2013 SOPHOMORE - Was an honorable mention for All-League honors … averaged 2.2 kills/set before an injury cut the season short … was second on the team with 0.6 blocks/set … reached eight kills in 10 of 19 matches … notched a season-high 12 kills in three sets against Spring Arbor … had a block and three assists against St. Catharine and St. Francis.

2012 FRESHMAN - Pounded out nearly two kills per set (1.96) in her first collegiate season … named to the Crossroads League All-Freshman Team after finishing with 194 kills … eclipsed double-digits in kills four times … drilled a season-best 18 kills in five sets against Aquinas … produced 10 kills on 26 attempts against Taylor … had a solo block and four block assists against Huntington … tallied 12 kills, 8 digs and 3 block assists against Mount Vernon.

ATTACK SET SERVE DEF BLOCK Year GP-MP K K/SET E TA Pct A SA Pct DIG D/SET BS-BA2014 12-9 6 0.50 13 41 -.171 0 0 .000 3 0.25 0-12013 68-19 146 2.15 62 395 .213 3 0 .000 21 0.31 5-342012 99-35 194 1.96 91 588 .175 6 1 .967 78 0.79 5-27

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TAYLOR BAIRDJR / 5-11 / S

WEST POINT, IND. / MCCUTCHEON

2014 SOPHOMORE - Played in 14 matches as Grace’s backup setter … saw time in four sets against Trinity Christian (RV-NAIA), producing three kills and a block assist … handed out a season-best nine assists against Goshen … had five assists against Huntington … tallied three block assists against St. Ambrose … played in seven league contests.

2013 FRESHMAN - Dished out 295 assists in 25 matches … recorded at least 25 assists in seven straight matches against league foes … had a season-high 46 assists against Huntington … recorded 41 assists in three sets against Spring Arbor … had a .202 hitting percentage in league play … produced seven kills on 11 attempts against Marian … served three aces apiece versus Taylor and Spring Arbor … notched 11 digs against Taylor.

ATTACK SET SERVE DEF BLOCK Year GP-MP K K/SET E TA Pct A SA Pct DIG D/SET BS-BA 2014 26-14 14 0.54 12 55 .036 19 1 .700 4 0.15 0-72013 66-25 43 0.65 21 143 .154 295 12 .866 64 0.97 0-15

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MEGAN jOHNSONJR / 5-11 / OH

LEWISBURG, OHIO / TRI-COUNTY NORTH

2014 SOPHOMORE - Averaged 1.3 kills/set in 22 matches … had 12 matches with multiple kills, including a season-high 11 kills against Indiana Tech … combined for 28 kills in the season-opening Wyndham Classic … pounded out nine kills on 18 attempts against St. Xavier, adding six digs and two block assists … tallied seven kills in three consecutive matches during league play, including against IWU … had seven kills and six block assists in three sets against St. Francis … finished with six kills against No. 14 Oklahoma Baptist.

2013 FRESHMAN - Finished third on the team with 162 kills … tallied a season-best 16 kills against St. Catharine … had eight kills in 16 attempts against Lourdes in first collegiate match … notched four block assists against Taylor.

ATTACK SET SERVE DEF BLOCK Year GP-MP K K/SET E TA Pct A SA Pct DIG D/SET BS-BA2014 55-22 72 1.31 52 286 .070 5 0 .000 25 0.45 1-312013 98-32 162 1.65 101 540 .113 2 0 .000 60 0.61 3-29

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KAITLIN KERRIGANJR / 5-8 / OH

MUNCIE, IND. / MUNCIE CENTRAL

2014 SOPHOMORE - A versatile starter who played in all 42 matches … ranked second on the team with 421 kills (2.7/set) … ranked sixth with 312 digs (2.0/set) … served at a .915 percentage with 14 aces … had 21 matches with double-digit kills … pounded out a 18 kills in back-to-back contests against St. Ambrose and Taylor … amassed 19 kills in a five-set win over St. Catharine … averaged 13.6 kills over a five-match streak in league play … had 15 kills, 14 digs and 3 block assists against Taylor in CL Tournament Semifinals … tallied 15 kills and 11 digs against Trinity Christian in the semifinals of NCCAA Nationals … ripped off 20 digs against Bethel … had 14 kills on a .407 percentage against St. Francis.

2013 FRESHMAN - A well-rounded first season including ranking fourth on the team in digs and fifth in kills … registered multiple kills in final 18 matches of season … had 13 kills against Marian and 12 kills against Bethel in consecutive matches … produced a season-high 15 kills verses Marian … registered 14 matches with double-digit digs, including a season-best 26 digs against Aquinas … tallied 10 kills and 20 digs against Oakland City at NCCAA Regionals … served three aces against Rochester … connected on 95 percent of serves.


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GRACE WOOLSEYJR / 6-1 / MH

FORT WAYNE, IND. / SNIDER

2014 SOPHOMORE - Enjoyed a breakout campaign that saw her rank No. 2 in the NAIA in total block points with 193 .… racked up 344 kills on a sterling .201 percentage (eighth-highest in CL) .… had 13 games with double-digit kills …. produced 16 kills and seven block assists against Indiana Tech .… finished with multiple block points in 40 matches .… had eight kills on nine attempts against Spring Arbor .… tallied 11 kills and 12 block assists against Marian …. had 10 block assists against St. Francis …. notched 10 kills, 5 block assists and 3 aces against Goshen .… produced at least five kills and two block points in each of the matches at NCCAA Nationals …. served up five aces against Warner.

2013 FRESHMAN - Registered 115 kills in 35 matches .… was third on Grace’s team with 0.5 blocks/set .… topped five kills in 10 matches, including a season-high nine kills against Southern-New Orleans .… notched eight kills against Taylor .… tallied seven kills against Oakland City at NCCAA Regionals .… had three service aces against Goshen .… produced seven block assists against Marian.


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CASSAUNDRA WORTHENJR / 6-0 / OPP

AUBURN, IND. / LAKEWOOD PARK CHRISTIAN

2014 SOPHOMORE - Appeared in five matches for the season, including 10 sets … notched a kill in three of the five matches she played … produced a career-best four kills on 10 attempts against Bryan … had 1 kill, 1 dig and 1 block assist against league rival Taylor … also tallied a kill in a win over Goshen and made an appearance against Huntington.

2013 FRESHMAN - Split time between varsity and junior varsity teams for the Lady Lancers … made one varsity appear-ance against Michigan-Dearborn.

ATTACK SET SERVE DEF BLOCK Year GP-MP K K/SET E TA Pct A SA Pct DIG D/SET BS-BA 2014 10-5 6 0.60 10 32 -.125 1 0 .000 2 0.20 0-12013 1-1 0 0.00 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0

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TORI BONTRAGERSO / 6-2 / MH

NEW HAVEN, IND. / WOODLAN

2014 FRESHMAN - Impressed in first collegiate season, finishing with fifth on team in kills with 239 and second in blocks … led Grace in attack percentage with a .272 … had 52 service aces, second-best on the team, on a strong .913 percentage … notched at least three kills in 39 of the 42 matches … produced 13 kills in an NCCAA Regional victory over Oakland City … had at least seven kills in all five matches of NCCAA Nationals … finished with four kills on four attempts in first collegiate match against IU-East … pounded out 12 kills against St. Catharine … tallied seven kills and five service aces against Mt. Vernon Nazarene … notched a season-high eight block assists in four sets versus Spring Arbor … had 8 kills, 1 solo block and 5 block assists against Taylor in CL Tournament Semifinals.

PREP - A First Team All-State selection from Woodlan High School … pounded out 499 kills as a senior on a .365 percentage, ranking in the top 20 of the state in both categories … led Woodlan to sectional and regional champion-ships as a senior, finishing with 65 aces, 25 solo blocks, 64 block assists and a 26-8 record in her final season … ripped off a season-best 38 kills in the regional championship game to lead Woodlan to victory … earned All-Conference and All-Northeast Indiana accolades during her career … was the MVP of the North/South All-Star Challenge.

ATTACK SET SERVE DEF BLOCK Year GP-MP K K/SET E TA Pct A SA Pct DIG D/SET BS-BA 2014 160-42 239 1.49 72 615 .272 13 52 .913 106 0.66 12-97

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LAKEN CHANEYSO / 5-7 / S

BLUFFTON, IND. / NORWELL

2014 FRESHMAN - Appeared in seven matches and 21 sets as a freshman … had eight service aces in 21 attempts, totaling the highest serve-to-ace ratio on the team … averaged over 1.0 digs/set … came off the bench to spark Grace in her first collegiate tournament, tallying 10 digs, 3 assists and 4 service aces in three matches … had two aces against Warner and two more against UNOH on the same day at the Embry-Riddle Tournament … notched a season-best six digs against Warner … had four digs and two aces against Indiana Tech.

PREP - Graduated as the all-time leader in career assists at Norwell High School … earned four All-Conference honors as a four-year starter … concluded her career with 2,960 assists, 1,099 digs and 153 service aces … ranked in the state’s top 30 for setters with 889 assists as a junior … served as the team’s captain and was the MVP as a senior … also played tennis and basketball … earned 11 varsity letters at Norwell.

SET SERVE DEF PASS Year GP-MP A SA Pct DIG D/SET RE-TA Pct 2014 21-7 4 8 .714 23 1.10 0-0 .000

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KARI FEDDEMASO / 6-0 / MH

KALAMAZOO, MICH. / SCHOOLCRAFT

2014 FRESHMAN - Made appearances in 19 matches in her first season on the front line … averaged 0.3 kills/set and 0.4 blocks/set off the bench … played in all four sets of the NCCAA Regional victory against Oakland City, notching a season-high four kills on 11 attempts to go along with three block assists … came off the bench to spark Grace in two matches at NCCAA Nationals, recording a solo block in each match … played in eight league contests … tallied 2 digs, 1 solo block and 2 block assists against Northwest … had a block point in seven of the last eight matches she played.

PREP - An All-State athlete from Schoolcraft (Mich.) High School … helped lead Schoolcraft to back-to-back re-gional championships … tallied 305 kills on a .430 hitting percentage as a junior, adding 88 blocks as well … named Third Team All-State by the Michigan Interscholastic Volleyball Coaches Association in 2013 … served as team cap-tain for volleyball and basketball.

ATTACK SET SERVE DEF BLOCK Year GP-MP K K/SET E TA Pct A SA Pct DIG D/SET BS-BA2014 33-19 11 0.33 12 54 -.019 0 0 .000 4 0.12 3-10

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NAARAH FOSTERSO / 5-9 / OPP, OH

FORT WAYNE, IND. / HOMESCHOOL

2014 FRESHMAN - Promoted up from the JV ranks late in the season, providing an athletic, offensive presence at the net … pounded out three kills on just eight attempts in her first collegiate match against Goshen, securing the team’s victory with the final kill … also tallied two digs and two block assists against Goshen … four of the five matches she played in were postseason contests, including two at NCCAA Nationals … recorded a dig against Oakland City in the national tournament.

PREP - Played club volleyball with Pineapple 17 National Team in Fort Wayne … placed fifth at nationals with Pineapple in 2012, winning regional and state titles in the process … was invited to participate in the inaugural All-Northeast Indiana Volleyball Showcase, playing on a team with current Grace teammates Tori Bontrager and Marta Bleed … named to the All-Tournament Team for the Gold Division of the National Homeschool Volleyball Tournament in 2013 … honorable mention All-Conference while attending Wayne High School in 2011.

ATTACK SET SERVE DEF BLOCK Year GP-MP K K/SET E TA Pct A SA Pct DIG D/SET BS-BA 2014 8-5 3 0.38 2 12 .083 0 0 .000 3 0.38 0-2

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SAVANNAH HARTSO / 6-1 / MH

GREENFIELD, IND. / GREENFIELD-CENTRAL

2014 FRESHMAN - Saw time in seven matches as a freshman, including 13 sets … racked up three kills on nine attempts in her first collegiate match against IU-East … also added a solo block and block assist against IU-East … played two sets against No. 14-ranked Oklahoma Baptist … handed out an assist and had a dig against St. Ambrose … made an appearance in Grace’s NCCAA Regional victory over Oakland City.

PREP - A standout player from Greenfield-Central High School … led her team to a county championship and a 23-11 record as a senior … pounded out 152 kills, 59 blocks and 11 service aces in her final season … was the center on the school’s basketball team which won a county title during her career … also a member of the school’s track and field team, qualifying for regionals as a thrower … was honorable mention for Academic All-State.

ATTACK SET SERVE DEF BLOCK Year GP-MP K K/SET E TA Pct A SA Pct DIG D/SET BS-BA2014 13-7 3 0.23 5 13 -.154 1 0 .000 1 0.08 1-2

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SARA MILLERS0 / 5-5 / DS

FORT WAYNE, IND. / BLACKHAWK CHRISTIAN

2014 FRESHMAN - Excelled as a defensive specialist in first season, becoming one of the most reliable performers on the back row … racked up 326 digs, the most among returning players … tallied 2.4 digs/set … served up 22 aces on a .941 percentage … had 20 digs and two service aces against IU-Kokomo in second collegiate match … tied a season-high with 20 digs against St. Ambrose … had 11 digs, 2 assists and 1 ace against Colorado Christian at NCCAA Nationals … notched double-digit digs in three consecutive league matches … produced 17 digs in a four-set win over league rival Taylor.

PREP - An All-State performer at Blackhawk Christian in Fort Wayne … helped the team to 24 wins and a trip to semi-states as a senior … tallied 852 digs in her final season, ranking second in the state, to earn placement on the ICGSA Second Team All-State Team … tallied over 2,000 digs in her career … helped Blackhawk Christian to three consecutive sectional titles … named All-Northeast Indiana and an Indiana North All-Star after her senior season.

SET SERVE DEF PASS Year GP-MP A SA Pct DIG D/SET RE-TA Pct 2014 134-38 34 19 .941 326 2.43 31-168 .815

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SIERRA SMITHSO / 6-2 / OPP

MILLERSBURG, IND. / FAIRFIELD

2014 FRESHMAN - A regular starter as a freshman on the front line, became a force offensively and defen-sively … finished third on the team in blocking with two solo blocks and 74 block assists … participated in 41 of the team’s 42 matches … tallied 1.49 kills/set and 208 kills for the season … produced 12 kills against IU-East and 16 kills against IU-Kokomo in first two collegiate matches … averaged 8.0 kills/match over five matches at NCCAA Nationals … pounded out an incredible 11 kills on 15 attempts against Oakland City at NCCAA Nationals … had a season-high five block assists against both Huntington … tallied a season-high four digs against Asbury to go along with six kills and three block assists.

PREP - Produced 324 kills as a senior for Fairfield on a .346 percentage, adding 76 blocks and 31 solo blocks … saw Fairfield rack up 29 wins as a senior, including a 9-1 mark in conference play … helped lead Fairfield to a 35-2 record as a junior to claim the highest winning percentage in team history, pounding out 225 kills and 58 blocks in the process … was the team’s Most Improved Player as a sophomore as Fairfield won a sectional crown … a multiple All-Conference performer on the track team in the throwing events.

ATTACK SET SERVE DEF BLOCK Year GP-MP K K/SET E TA Pct A SA Pct DIG D/SET BS-BA2014 140-41 208 1.49 118 630 .143 1 0 .000 34 0.24 2-74

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MARTA BLEEDFR / 6-0 / OH

FORT WAYNE, IND. / BLACKHAWK CHRISTIAN

PREP - A two-time First Team All-State selection from Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian … produced 376 kills as a senior with 304 digs and 75 service aces … helped Blackhawk Christian to sectional and regional crowns in 2014 … racked up 360 kills as a junior this fall on a .384 percentage … ranked in the top seven of Class A in kills and kills per set (4.0) to earn First Team All-State honors in 2013 … named an All-American by the National Christian School Ath-letic Association and was a two-time Northeast Indiana All-Area award winner … invited to play in the All-Northeast Indiana Volleyball All-Star Match.

GETTING TO KNOW MARTA - Major: Sports businessDream job: Work for NikeFavorite movie: Remember the TitansFavorite musical artist: Josh TurnerSomething interesting about me: I’ve never eaten Taco Bell.Favorite TV show: Hawaii 5-0Life verse: Colossians 3:23Best thing about Grace Volleyball: My teammatesWhy I chose Grace: The Christian education and atmosphere as well as the competitive volleyball programSomething about a teammate no one else knows: Kari wants to be a beach-bum surfer.My hidden talent: Awesome sense of direction

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MCKENzIE HAITEFR / 5-7 / S

LAPORTE, IND. / LAPORTE

PREP - Three-year starter at LaPorte High School, excelling in the setter position … racked up 1,014 assists as a senior to earn a spot on the Second Team All-Area by the Northwest Indiana Times … added 248 digs and 41 service aces in 2014 and was named Herald Argus Divine Nine … served as the team’s co-captain as a junior and senior … named the team MVP as a senior and was invited to the All-Star NorthEast Team … participated in the USA Beach Volleyball Junior Tournament in 2011 and took second place in the U14 Open Division … took first place in the MJVBA/AAU Michigan Beach Volleyball Championships.

GETTING TO KNOW MCKENZIE - Major: Sports business/managementDream job: Business office or management position for a NFL teamFavorite movie: SouthpawFavorite musical artist: Carrie Underwood Something interesting about me: I’m more into football than volleyball.Favorite TV show: Grey’s AnatomyLife verse: Proverbs 31:25 “She is clothed in strength and dignity. She laughs without fear of the future.”Best thing about Grace Volleyball: I love my team.Why I chose Grace: It’s close to home, and I liked the team and school a lot.Something about a teammate no one else knows: Taylor secretly loves Alabama.My hidden talent: I don’t have one.

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CAYLIE TEELFR / 5-8 / DS, OH

WARSAW, IND. / TIPPECANOE VALLEY

PREP - Local two-sport star from Tippecanoe Valley who played volleyball and basketball … finished her senior season by setting new school records for kills in a season with 429 and highest hitting percentage at .330 … also added 100 block points and 52 service aces during the 2014 season … received a First Team All-Conference nod in the Three Rivers Confer-ence … racked up 194 kills and 271 digs as a junior … helped lead the Lady Vikings to the state championship game in basketball as a senior, leading the team in assists with 74 and averaging 7.1 points and 3.9 rebounds per game.

GETTING TO KNOW CAYLIE - Major: Health scienceDream job: World travelerFavorite movie: SouthpawFavorite musical artist: RihannaSomething interesting about me: I’m accident prone.Favorite TV show: BonesLife verse: Philippians 4:13Best thing about Grace Volleyball: Being with all the girlsWhy I chose Grace: I love the environment Grace has.Something about a teammate no one else knows: Tori likes to watch dance competitions.My hidden talent: I’m really good at not paying attention and tripping over things.

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KELSEE zUIDEMAFR / 6-0 / OH, OPP

SPRING LAKE, MICH. / SPRING LAKE

PREP - A 6-foot outside hitter from Spring Lake (Mich.) High School … two-time Third Team All-State honoree … named All-Conference and All-Area Muskegon Dream Team … racked up 1,247 career kills and 915 digs … pounded out 582 kills (4.3/set), 444 digs (3.3/set), 87 service aces and 51 block points as a junior … helped the Lakers to the program’s first regional victory – a win which was sealed on her match-winning ace … was also a varsity starter in basketball and soft-ball, winning All-Conference honors in both sports … was an Associated Press All-State honorable mention selection as a senior in basketball, tallying 14.1 points per game as the Lakers finished the 2014-15 regular season 20-0.

GETTING TO KNOW KELSEE - Major: BusinessDream job: CEO of a companyFavorite movie: Blind SideFavorite musical artist: Shawn MendesSomething interesting about me: I have been out of the country three times.Favorite TV show: The Little CoupleBest thing about Grace Volleyball: My teammatesWhy I chose Grace: Atmosphere and volleyballSomething about a teammate no one else knows: Kaitlin is obsessed with Beyonce. My hidden talent: I can sing.

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GRACE RECoRd bookSINGLE SEASON KILLSName Year KillsRebecca Wahlstrom 1996 935Rebecca Wahlstrom 1995 864Marci Norris 1994 719Kate Millen 1997 650Kate Millen 2000 603Tricia Sandy 2000 591Marci Norris 1993 527Dana Johnston 2013 520Jamie Gill 2001 516Kate Millen 1998 516

SINGLE SEASON SOLO BLOCKSName Year BlocksRebecca Wahlstrom 1996 176Megan Lash 1996 142Kate Millen 1997 125Kate Millen 2000 114Kate Millen 1999 112Megan Lash 1993 103Melissa Rants 1996 95Allison Chrismer 1993 88Tammy Eldridge 1990 86Allison Chrismer 1991 79

SINGLE SEASON TOTAL BLOCKSName Year BlocksRebecca Wahlstrom 1996 388Kate Millen 1997 335Allison Chrismer 1993 313Megan Lash 1996 306Kate Millen 1999 264Rebecca Wahlstrom 1995 263Megan Lash 1993 260Kate Millen 2000 255Melissa Rants 1996 238Amy Bishop 1993 209

SINGLE SEASON DIGSName Year DigsStacey Jackson 1995 747Hannah Clemmons 2014 731Stacey Jackson 1996 717Stacey Arnold 1996 702Marci Norris 1994 701Stacy Pastryk 1994 673Stacy Pastryk 1995 643Tricia Sandy 2000 628Melissa Rants 1994 601Bethany Whitcraft 2011 566

SINGLE SEASON ASSISTSName Year AssistsJessica Zaugg 2000 2016Melissa Rants 1995 1927Melissa Rants 1996 1924Melissa Rants 1994 1924Rachel Bult 2011 1686Melissa Rants 1997 1549Ellie Harp 2014 1547Kaylyn Lorenzen 1999 1450Courtney Huyser 2001 1434Rachel Bult 2010 1289

SINGLE SEASON SERVE PERCENTAGEName Year PercentHeather Huffman 2005 98.0Jennifer Russell 1991 97.8Hannah Clemmons 2013 97.3Bethany Whitcraft 2011 97.1Pam Mullinix 1987 97.0Melissa Rants 1997 97.0Dawn Roberts 1987 97.0Heather Huffman 2002 96.8Bethany Whitcraft 2009 96.7Bethany Whitcraft 2010 96.7

SINGLE SEASON ACESName Year AcesTricia Sandy 2001 101Melissa Rants 1995 99Kelli Irish 2000 97Kristin Miller 2001 94Tricia Sandy 2000 81Melissa Rants 1994 81Rebecca Wahlstrom 1996 76Amber Birkey 2004 75Sarah Calhoun 1998 70DeeAnna Beachy 1997 70

CAREER KILLS Name Years KillsKate Millen 1997-00 2251Marci Norris 1991-94 1895Rebecca Wahlstrom 1995-96 1799Tricia Sandy 1999-02 1690Dana Johnston 2010-13 1672Jamie Gill 1998-01 1588

CAREER SOLO BLOCKS Name Years BlocksKate Millen 1997-00 425Megan Lash 1993-96 307Allison Chrismer 1991-94 259Rebecca Wahlstrom 1995-96 249Melissa Rants 1994-97 200

CAREER TOTAL BLOCKS Name Years BlocksKate Millen 1997-00 1028Megan Lash 1993-96 868Allison Chrismer 1991-94 730Melissa Rants 1994-97 710Rebecca Wahlstrom 1995-96 651

CAREER DIGSName Years DigsMelissa Rants 1994-97 2210Stacy Arnold 1993-96 2140Hannah Clemmons 2011-14 1960Calah Kruse 2011-14 1924Bethany Whitcraft 2009-12 1670

CAREER ASSISTSName Years AssistsMelissa Rants 1994-97 7324Rachel Bult 2008-11 3887Amber Birkey 2004-06 3069Ellie Harp 2013-14 2619Jessica Zaugg 1999-00 2234

CAREER ACESName Years AcesTricia Sandy 1999-02 288Kelli Irish 1997-00 255Melissa Rants 1994-97 249Stephanie Lawson 2008-11 205Shelly Hendricks 1992-95 192Heather Huffman 2002-05 174

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REwiNd: 2014 SEASoNGRACE COLLEGE CLASSIC (Aug. 23-24)8/22/2014 IU East W 3-1 8/22/2014 IU Kokomo W 3-2 8/23/2014 Indiana Tech W 3-2 8/23/2014 Saint Xavier W 3-0EMBRY-RIDDLE TOURNAMENT (Aug. 29-30) 8/29/2014 @ Warner W 3-2 8/29/2014 @ UNOH W 3-18/30/2014 @ Northwest W 3-28/30/2014 @ Okla. Bapt. L 1-3 9/3/2014 @ * Taylor W 3-0 GEORGETOWN TOURNAMENT (Sept. 5-6)9/5/2014 @ Georgetown L 1-3 9/5/2014 @ St. Catharine W 3-2 9/6/2014 @ Asbury W 3-0 9/6/2014 @ Bryan L 1-3 9/10/2014 *Marian W 3-0 9/12/2014 @ *Spring Arbor W 3-19/13/2014 *Saint Francis W 3-1 9/17/2014 @ *Mt.Vernon W 3-1 9/19/2014 @ *Huntington W 3-2 9/24/2014 @ *Goshen L 1-3 9/26/2014 *Bethel W 3-0 9/27/2014 *Ind. Wesleyan L 2-3

10/1/2014 *Spring Arbor W 3-0 10/8/2014 @ *St. Francis W 3-0DAVENPORT TOURNAMENT (Oct. 10-11) 10/10/2014 @ Viterbo L, 0-3 10/10/2014 @ Trinity Chr. L 1-3 10/11/2014 @ St. Xavier W 3-0 10/11/2014 @ St. Ambrose W 3-2 10/15/2014 *Taylor W 3-1 10/17/2014 *Huntington W 3-0 10/22/2014 @ *Marian W 3-1 10/28/2014 *Mt. Vernon W 3-0 10/31/2014 @ *Bethel L 2-3 11/1/2014 @ *Ind. Wesleyan L 1-3 11/5/2014 *Goshen W 3-0CROSSROADS LEAGUE TOURNAMENT 11/11/2014 Goshen W 3-1 11/13/2014 Taylor L 2-3 11/20/2014 NCCAA Region-Oakland City W 3-1NCCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS (Kissimmee, Fla.) 12/4/2014 McMurry W 3-0 12/4/2014 Oakland City W 3-0 12/5/2014 Colorado Chr. L 1-3 12/5/2014 Oklahoma Wesl. W 3-1 12/6/2014 Trinity Chr. L 2-3

ATTACK SET SERVE PASS DEF BLOCK GEN# Player GP-MP K K/SET E TA Pct A SA SE Pct RE DIG D/SET BS-BA BE-BHE1 Calah Kruse 151-38 460 3.05 193 1549 .172 47 22 23 .947 33 546 3.62 5-66 9-02 Taylor Baird 26-14 14 0.54 12 55 .036 19 1 3 .700 0 4 0.15 0-7 2-03 Megan Johnson 55-22 72 1.31 52 286 .070 5 0 0 .000 1 25 0.45 1-31 2-14 Kaitlin Kerrigan 155-42 421 2.72 215 1349 .153 38 14 17 .915 29 312 2.01 3-33 7-05 Annie Salazar 112-35 5 0.04 6 34 -.029 37 9 25 .871 13 229 2.04 0-0 0-16 Sara Miller 134-38 2 0.01 1 27 .037 34 19 22 .941 31 326 2.43 0-0 0-38 Feddema, 33-19 11 0.33 12 54 -.019 0 0 0 .000 0 4 0.12 3-10 2-09 Savannah Hart 13-7 3 0.23 5 13 -.154 1 0 1 .000 0 1 0.08 1-2 1-010 Angie Mack 7-4 1 0.14 2 5 -.200 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0.00 0-1 0-011 Ellie Harp 165-42 245 1.48 97 598 .247 1547 62 71 .875 0 339 2.05 8-53 7-612 Alix Underwood 12-9 6 0.50 13 41 -.171 0 0 0 .000 0 3 0.25 0-1 1-013 Tori Bontrager 160-42 239 1.49 72 615 .272 13 52 54 .913 0 106 0.66 12-97 12-214 Hann.Clemmons 165-42 5 0.03 3 36 .056 97 11 11 .947 31 731 4.43 1-0 0-315 Sierra Smith 140-41 208 1.49 118 630 .143 1 0 0 .000 0 34 0.24 2-74 8-016 Naarah Foster 8-5 3 0.38 2 12 .083 0 0 0 .000 0 3 0.38 0-2 0-017 Cass.Worthen 10-5 6 0.60 10 32 -.125 1 0 0 .000 0 2 0.20 0-1 0-018 Jessica Scherb 76-31 1 0.01 1 6 .000 11 7 6 .958 8 87 1.14 0-1 0-119 Laken Chaney 21-7 0 0.00 0 0 .000 4 8 6 .714 0 23 1.10 0-0 0-020 Grace Woolsey 165-42 344 2.08 177 831 .201 4 27 43 .827 2 56 0.34 32-161 23-2

2014 SEASoN StAtiStiCS

2014 iNdividuAL AwARdSELLIE HARP: First Team NCCAA All-American 2015 NCCAA All-Tournament Team CL Setter of the Year First Team All-Crossroads League NCCAA Player of Week (Aug. 27) CL Setter of Week (Sept. 9) CL Setter of Week (Oct. 6) CL Setter of Week (Oct. 20) CL Player of Week (Nov. 10)

GRACE WOOLSEY: First Team All-Crossroads League CL Hitter of Week (Nov. 10)ALIX UNDERWOOD: NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-Athlete

HANNAH CLEMMONS: NCCAA Susan R. Hellings Award Honorable Mention All-Crossroads League CL Libero of Week (Aug. 26) CL Libero of Week (Sept. 16) CL Libero of Week (Sept. 22) NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-Athlete

CALAH KRUSE: Second Team NCCAA All-American First Team All-Crossroads League

KAITLIN KERRIGAN: Second Team All-Crossroads League CL Player of Week (Oct. 20)JESSICA SCHERB: NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-Athlete

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GRACE CoLLEGE L-CLub The Grace College Athletic Club (“L-Club”) is comprised of individuals who have a desire to help support and continue to build the Athletic Department at Grace College. The generosity of these individuals and companies provide programs the oppor-tunity to enhance the athletic experience for all our student-ath-letes, which in turn builds character, competence and service. As an integral part of the Grace College family, the Lancers Athletic Club endeavors to uphold and enrich the great tradition of Grace College Athletics. Thanks to each of you for your continued sup-port.

--Chad Briscoe, Grace College Director of Athletics

A special thanks to all the members of the Grace College L-Club.

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The newly named Crossroads League (CL), formerly the Mid-Central College Conference, underwent a name and logo change in the summer of 2012, but its values remain the same. It is the purpose and function of the CL to promote intercollegiate ath-letics in a well-rounded athletic program. The CL seeks to main-tain high ideals and to promote sportsmanship and a friendly understanding among member colleges.

The Crossroads League is a 10-institution athletic conference in the NAIA. The CL offers 15 year round sports throughout Indi-ana, Michigan and Ohio. The league will continue to be a pioneer

in academic excellence, competitive athletics and a faith-driven focus on and off the field.

The CL consists of 10 colleges and universities: Bethel College (Mishawaka, IN); Goshen College (Goshen, IN); Grace College (Winona Lake, IN); Huntington University (Huntington, IN); Indi-ana Wesleyan University (Marion, IN); Marian University (India-napolis, IN); Mt. Vernon Nazarene University (Mount Vernon, OH); University of St. Francis (Fort Wayne, IN); Spring Arbor University (Spring Arbor, MI); and Taylor University (Upland, IN).

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