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Georgia State Sports Communications

Georgia vs. GSULocation: GSU Sports ArenaDate: Tuesday, September 14

Time: 5:30 p.m.Records: Georgia (7-3), Georgia State (5-4)

Date Opponent Location Time/ResultGeorgia State Invitational

Fri., Aug. 27 Morehead State Sports Arena W, 3-2Sat., Aug. 28 North Florida Sports Arena W, 3-1Sat., Aug. 28 Wright State Sports Arena W, 3-2

Titan ClassicFri., Sept. 3 vs. Colorado Fullerton, Calif. L, 3-1Sat., Sept. 4 at Cal State-Fullerton Fullerton, Calif. L, 3-0Sat., Sept. 4 vs. Montana Fullerton, Calif. W, 3-0

Wed., Sept. 8 Mercer Sports Arena W, 3-0

DePaul InvitationalFri., Sept. 10 vs. Radford Chicago, Ill. L, 3-0Sat., Sept. 11 at DePaul Chicago, Ill. L, 3-2

Tues., Sept. 14 Georgia Sports Arena 5:30 p.m.

Clemson ClassicFri., Sept. 17 vs. Florida A&M Clemson, S.C. 5 p.m.Sat., Sept. 18 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. 12 p.m.Sat., Sept. 18 vs. Georgia Tech Clemson, S.C. 4 p.m.

Sat., Sept. 25 at UNC Wilmington* Wilmington, N.C. 2 p.m.Tues., Sept. 28 at Troy Troy, Ala. 7 p.m.Fri., Oct. 1 Delaware* Sports Arena 7 p.m.Sun., Oct. 3 Towson* Sports Arena 1 p.m.Fri., Oct. 8 at George Mason* Fairfax, Va. 7 p.m.Sat., Oct. 9 at James Madison* Harrisonburg, Va. 7 p.m.Fri., Oct. 15 Hofstra* Sports Arena 7 p.m.Sun., Oct. 17 Northeastern* Sports Arena 1 p.m.Fri., Oct. 22 at VCU* Richmond, Va. 7 p.m.Sat., Oct. 23 at William & Mary* Williamsburg, Va. 7 p.m.Sat., Oct. 30 UNC Wilmington* Sports Arena 5 p.m.Fri., Nov. 5 James Madison* Sports Arena 7 p.m.Sun., Nov. 7 George Mason* Sports Arena 1 p.m.Fri., Nov. 12 at Towson* Towson, Md. 7 p.m.Sat., Nov. 13 at Delaware* Newark, Del. 7 p.m.Nov. 19-22 CAA Championship TBA TBA

BOLD denotes Home Match* denotes CAA matchAll times shown are Eastern Standard Time (EST) and subject to change

2010 ScheduleThe Georgia State volleyball team returns to action this Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. at the Sports Arena when it hosts in-state foe Georgia.

Fans are encouraged to come out early, starting at 4:30 p.m. to design a poster, before cheering on the Panthers. The individual or group that makes the best poster will get a Panther Prize Pack.

Georgia holds a 9-6 advantage over GSU in the all-time series. The Bulldogs won the last meeting in 2008, 3-0, but the Panthers won the previous two matches in 2001 and 2006, 3-0 and 3-2, respectively.

The Bulldogs (7-3) started the season 6-0 after winning three match-es at the Deacon Invitational and won the first three at the Northern Colorado Classic, before dropping the last match to the host Bears. At the Bulldog Invitational, UGA lost to No. 9 ranked Washington and rival Georgia Tech, while defeating Florida Gulf Coast.

GSU (5-4) is coming off a tough weekend in Chicago where it dropped matches to Radford, 3-0, and DePaul, 3-2.

“We were disappointed in how the weekend went in Chicago, and the UGA match is a good chance to rebound against one of our in-state rivals,” said head coach Tami Audia. “We are excited to defend our home court again and hope for a big turnout from the fans to help cheer us on.”

The Panthers still sit second in the CAA in service aces (1.80 per set) and digs (17.60 per set). Redshirt junior Vineece Verdun currently sits second in the conference in hitting percentage (.345) and kills per set (3.63), while she is first in overall kills (127). Verdun also leads the CAA in points scored at 156 for an average of 4.46 per game. Sophomore Jamiee Freeman is second in service aces per set (0.51).

Live stats and video streaming will be available at GeorgiaStateS-ports.com. As a reminder to fans, admission to all Georgia State vol-leyball matches is free of charge.

CAA STANDINGS(thru games of Monday, Sept. 13)

Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. James Madison 0 0 .000 7 2 .778 Towson 0 0 .000 10 3 .769 Delaware 0 0 .000 7 3 .700 Northeastern 0 0 .000 6 4 .600 Georgia State 0 0 .000 5 4 .556 William & Mary 0 0 .000 4 5 .444 George Mason 0 0 .000 4 6 .400 UNC Wilmington 0 0 .000 3 7 .300 Hofstra 0 0 .000 3 8 .273 VCU 0 0 .000 1 9 .100

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Quick Facts

Location .......................................................... Atlanta, Ga.Founded .....................................................................1913Enrollment ..............................................................31,000Nickname ............................................................ PanthersColors .......................................Blue (PMS 286) and WhiteAffiliation .................................................NCAA Division IConference ............... Colonial Athletic Association (CAA)President ................................Dr. Mark P. Becker/2nd YearAthletics Director ......................Cheryl L. Levick/2nd YearSr. Executive Associate A.D. ................... James GreenwellAthletics Dept. Phone .................................(404) 413-4000

HISTORY

First Year of Competition ............................................1985Overall Record ............................................408-409 (.499)Conference Regular-Season Titles .................................. 5Conference Tournament Titles ........................................ 4NCAA Appearances (Last) ...............1 (2000) L, 0-3 at USC

HOME COURT

Facility ................................... Georgia State Sports ArenaCapacity ...................................................................3,400

VOLLEYBALL STAFF

Head Coach ..............................Tami Audia (Xavier, 2001)Career Record ............................................................. 5-4Record at Georgia State ........................................... SameOffice Phone ..............................................(404) 413-4067Fax .............................................................(404) 413-4001E-mail ..................................................... taudia@gsu.eduAssistant Coach ................................. Kelly Audia/1st YearE-mail .................................................... kaudia@gsu.eduGraduate Assistant Coach .................. Liz Shuyler/1st YearGraduate Assistant Coach ............. Beth Van Fleet/1st YearVolunteer Assistant Coach ..........David Douglass/1st YearAthletic Trainer ............................Rachel Zgrabik/1st Year

SPORTS COMMUNICATIONS

Associate Athletics Director ...................... Allison GeorgeAssistant Athletics Director .........................Charlie TaylorGraduate Assistant (VB Contact) ................... Russell DornDorn Office Phone .....................................(404) 413-4034Holmes Cell Phone .....................................(864) 980-5396Fax .............................................................(404) 413-4035Holmes E-mail .............................athrjd@langate.gsu.eduWeb Site ............................. www.GeorgiaStateSports.comMailing Address ........................................... P.O. Box 3975..................................................... Atlanta, GA 30302-3975Overnight Address ............... 125 Decatur Street, Suite 130.............................................................. Atlanta, GA 30303

TEAM INFORMATION

2009 Overall Record ................................................ 16-14 .....................................Home: 7-4, Away: 4-8, Neutral: 5-22009 CAA Record/Finish ....................................3-13/t8th........................................................ Home: 3-4, Away: 0-72009 CAA Championship ..........................Did not qualifyLetterwinners Returning/Lost....................................10/2Starters Returning/Lost .................. 6/1 (including libero)Newcomers .................................................................... 4

Tami Audia, formerly the associate head coach and recruiting coordinator at the University of Maryland, was named head volleyball coach at Georgia State University on April 14, 2010. In addition to two sea-

sons at Maryland, Audia served as the assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for a highly-successful pro-gram at the University of Dayton, which earned four NCAA Tournament berths in her five years there. In five seasons at Dayton (2003-07), Audia helped head coach Tim Horsmon lead the Flyers to unprecedented success. The Flyers won the Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament and reached the NCAA Tournament four out of five years (2003, 2004, 2005 and 2007), the first confer-ence titles and NCAA berths in school history. In her final season, the Flyers were ranked as high as No. 12 in the nation in the CSTV/AVCA Coaches Poll before finishing with a 33-2 record. Audia was part of a coaching staff that produced four consecutive A-10 Players of the Year (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006), back-to-back Atlantic 10 Setters of the Year (2005, 2006), two A-10 Rookies of the Year (2003, 2007), four A-10 Tournament Most Outstanding Players (2003, 2004, 2005, 2007), 16 all-conference performers and eight AVCA hon-orable mention All-Americans. A former collegiate setter, Audia worked directly with the Flyers’ setters, tutoring 2005 A-10 Setter of the Year Nicole Schott and 2006 honoree Erin Schroeder, who also earned honorable mention all-America accolades. At Dayton, Audia built a reputation as an outstanding recruiter, assembling three straight recruiting classes that were ranked among the nation’s top 30 by PrepVolleyball.com. Her first full recruiting class at Dayton in 2004 was rated No. 28, followed by a No. 30 ranking in 2005 and then a No. 22 national ranking for the Flyers’ 2006 class. In 2008, Audia moved with Horsmon to Maryland, and she was promoted to associate head coach for the 2009 season. Audia earned her bachelor’s degree in sport manage-ment from Xavier in 2001. She was a standout setter for the Musketeers, earning All-Atlantic 10 Conference hon-ors as a senior, when she ranked seventh in the nation in assists per game. The two-time team captain led Xavier to an average of nearly 20 wins per season in her four-year career. Audia began her coaching career in 2001 with the 14 Open team at the Cincinnati Mizuno Classics. She then coached the Delaware (Ohio) High School team in 2002. A native of Pontiac, Ill., Audia was inducted into the Pontiac Township High School Athletics Hall of Fame as part of the class of 2009-10 last May.

Head Coach Tami Audia1st Season

Xavier, 2001

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2010 Georgia State Volleyball Roster (Alphabetical)

No. Name Pos. Ht. Year Hometown Last School18 Emily Averbeck DS/L 5-3 Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio Seton8 Rachel Boryc RS 6-0 Sr. Naperville, Ill. Waubonsie Valley33 Loren Byerly OH 5-9 Fr. Frisco, Texas Liberty10 Audrey Cantrell DS/L 5-6 R-Sr. Rockwall, Texas North Dakota9 Veronica Chandre S 6-0 Fr. Oak Creek, Wisc. Oak Creek1 Jamiee Freeman OH 5-8 So. Athens, Ala. Sparkman3 Ashley Jones OH/S/RS 5-8 Sr. San Diego, Calif. Brookville (Va.)14 Raquel Jones MH 6-0 Sr. Bartow, Fla. Hillsborough CC12 Muki Kangwa MH 5-11 Jr. Fort Myers, Fla. Fort Meyers4 Nevena Peeva OH 5-9 Jr. Sofia, Bulgaria Florida A&M30 Chelsea Perry S 5-9 Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio St. Ursula Aca.11 Mirjam Pfyl OH 5-10 R-So. Schindellegi, Switzerland Lindsey Wilson2 Taylor Smith DS/L 5-7 Fr. Atlanta, Ga. Blessed Trinity Catholic6 Vineece Verdun MH 6-2 R-Jr. Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Michigan St.

2010 Georgia State Volleyball Roster (Numerical)

No. Name Pos. Ht. Year Hometown Last School1 Jamiee Freeman OH 5-8 So. Athens, Ala. Sparkman2 Taylor Smith DS/L 5-7 Fr. Atlanta, Ga. Blessed Trinity Catholic3 Ashley Jones OH/S/RS 5-8 Sr. San Diego, Calif. Brookville (Va.)4 Nevena Peeva OH 5-9 Jr. Sofia, Bulgaria Florida A&M6 Vineece Verdun MH 6-2 R-Jr. Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Michigan St.8 Rachel Boryc RS 6-0 Sr. Naperville, Ill. Waubonsie Valley9 Veronica Chandre S 6-0 Fr. Oak Creek, Wisc. Oak Creek10 Audrey Cantrell DS/L 5-6 R-Sr. Rockwall, Texas North Dakota11 Mirjam Pfyl OH 5-10 R-So. Schindellegi, Switzerland Lindsey Wilson12 Muki Kangwa MH 5-11 Jr. Fort Myers, Fla. Fort Meyers14 Raquel Jones MH 6-0 Sr. Bartow, Fla. Hillsborough CC18 Emily Averbeck DS/L 5-3 Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio Seton30 Chelsea Perry S 5-9 Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio St. Ursula Aca.33 Loren Byerly OH 5-9 Fr. Frisco, Texas Liberty

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Tami Audia, 1st Season (Xavier, 2001)Assistant Coach: Kelly Audia, 1st Season (Georgia Southern, 1996)Graduate Assistant: Liz Shuyler, 1st SeasonGraduate Assistant: Beth Van Fleet, 1st SeasonVolunteer Assistant: David Douglas, 1st SeasonAthletic Trainer: Rachel Zgrabik, 1st SeasonStrength & Conditioning Coach: Melissa Schmitz

Pronunciation Guide Audia - AWW-d-huhAverbeck - A-ver-beckBoryc - BorisLoren Byerly - LOR-in BUY-er-lee Chandre - SHON-dreRaquel Jones - RA-kellMuki Kangwa - MOO-key KANG-wahNevena Peeva - NA-ven-a PEE-vaMirjam Pfyl - MIR-e-um FILEVineece Verdun - VIN-ees VER-done

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VERONICA CHANDRES • 6-0 • Fr.Oak Creek, Wis. 9

NEVENA PEEVAOH • 5-9 • Jr.Sofi a, Bulgaria 4

AUDREY CANTRELLDS/L • 5-6 • R-Sr.Rockwall, Texas 10

LOREN BYERLYOH • 5-9 • Fr.Frisco, Texas 33

EMILY AVERBECKDS/L • 5-3 • Fr.Cincinnati, Ohio 18

MUKI KANGWAMH • 5-11 • Jr.Fort Myers, Fla. 12

RAQUEL JONESMH • 6-0 • Sr.Bartow, Fla. 14

ASHLEY JONESOH/RS • 5-8 • Sr.San Diego, Calif. 3

BETH VAN FLEETGraduate Assistant1st Year at Georgia State

KELLY AUDIAAssistant Coach1st Year at Georgia State

TAMI AUDIAHead Coach1st Year at Georgia State

LIZ SHUYLERGraduate Assistant1st Year at Georgia State

TAYLOR SMITHDS/L • 5-7 • Fr.Atlanta, Ga. 2

MIRJAM PFYLOH• 5-10 • R-SoSchindellegi, SchwyzSwitzerland 11

VINEECE VERDUNMH • 6-2 • RJr.Bloomfi eld, Mich. 6

CHELSEA PERRYS • 5-9 • Jr.Cincinnati, Ohio 30

JAMIEE FREEMANOH • 5-8 • So.Decatur, Ala. 1

RACHEL BORYCRS • 6-0 • Sr.Naperville, Ill. 8

2010 Georgia State Volleyball Roster

DAVID DOUGLASSVolunteer Assistant Coach1st Year at Georgia State

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AUDIA OPENS CAREER ON RIGHT FOOT

Head coach Tami Audia began her career with three straight wins as the Panthers claimed the GSU Invitational. Audia became the first GSU coach since Richard Leonard in 1998 to win the first three matches of their career.

GIVING THE FANS THEIR MONEY’S WORTH

The fans were treated to exciting volleyball in the opening GSU Invitational as the Panthers won the tournament after defeat-ing Morehead State, North Florida and Wright State. In all three matches, GSU had to come from behind to win. In the opening match against the Eagles, GSU trailed two sets to one. Against the Ospreys it dropped the first set before winning the remaining three. The biggest thriller was in the tournament finale, however, as GSU trailed two sets to none and was down 24-22 in the third set before rallying all the way back to claim the title.

SETTING HER SIGHTS HIGH

Junior setter Chelsea Perry has started the year strong breaking her career record in assists with 51 against Morehead State and tying that 51 against Wright State. She currently sits third in the CAA with 9.06 assists per set. The Cincinnati, Ohio native also re-cently moved to ninth in GSU history for career assists with 1,144.

KANGWA SERVING AWAY

Junior Muki Kangwa has picked up right where she left off last season with service aces. Through nine matches, she has 14 aces which puts her seventh in the CAA with an average of 0.41 per set. Kangwa had 13 at the Titan Classic to earn all-tournament honors.

The Fort Myers, Fla., native was tops in the CAA in service aces per set last year with 0.42 and was 33rd in the NCAA.

VERDUN EARNS ALL-TOURNAMENT HONORS AGAIN

During her GSU career redshirt junior Vineece Verdun has shown a knack for earning regular season all-tournament honors and it has not changed so far this year. In the GSU Invitational Verdun was named the MVP of the tournament after producing 49 kills in three matches. Verdun earned CAA co-Player of the Week acco-lades for her efforts. So far this season, Verdun currently sits sec-ond in the conference in hitting percentage (.345) and kills per set (3.63), while she is first in overall kills (127). Verdun also leads the CAA in points scored at 156 for an average of 4.46 per game.

Last season after helping lead the Panthers to titles at the Elon Challenge and the Great 8 Volleyball Challenge, the Bloomfield Hills, Mich., native earned all-tournament honors at the Illinois-Chicago Invitational. Verdun also earned CAA Offensive Player of the Week accolades after a 15-kill performance against Ken-nesaw State and a 16-kill, four block performance against UNC Wilmington, both wins for GSU.

THE OPENING SERVE

DIGGING HER WAY TO THE TOP

Besides already being tops in GSU history for digs in a season (531, 2009), digs per set in a season (4.74, 2009) and digs per set in a career (3.76), senior Audrey Cantrell is third all-time in digs for a career at 1,316. The Rockwall, Texas native is just 58 digs from second place and 312 from first place.

ATTACKING THE OPPOSITION

Senior Ashley Jones has become proficient throughout her ca-reer in attacks and kills. The San Diego, Calif., native moved up to seventh for most attack attempts in GSU history earlier this season at 2,529 and is just out of the top 10 in kills at 849.

PERFORMING UNDER PRESSURE

Freshman Emily Averbeck has come in and been a key asset to the Panthers so far this season, tallying 67 kills and nine service aces. In GSU’s comeback win over Wright State, Averbeck served the last six points as the Panthers won 3-2.

FREEMAN TRYING TO TOP FRESHMAN YEAR

Sophomore Jamiee Freeman earned CAA All-Rookie team acco-lades last season after finishing second on the team in digs and fourth in kills. Her finest effort might have been in a win over Hofstra where she recorded 31 digs and 10 kills to earn CAA De-fensive Player of the Week honors. She ended the season on a strong note producing double-digit dig totals in 13 of the last 14 matches. She is currently tops on the team with 18 service aces.

STRETCHING THE COUNTRY

Georgia State is represented by nine states and three countries. From west to east, the states represented are California, Texas, Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, Alabama, Georgia and Flori-da. Junior Nevena Peeva and Mirjam Pfyl are the only two players not from the United States. Peeva grew up in Sofia, Bulgaria, while Pfyl is from Schindellegi, Schwyz, Switzerland. Freshman Taylor Smith is the lone Panther from the “Peach” state as she attended Blessed Trinity Catholic right her in Atlanta.

ON THE ROAD AGAIN...

The Panthers will rack up on their frequent-flyer miles this year as they will travel over 9,000 miles total. Besides bus trips to Clemson, S.C., Wilmington, N.C., and Troy, Ala., the team will fly to such locations as Fullerton, Calif., Chicago, Ill. and CAA cities Fairfax, Va., Harrisonburg, Va., Richmond, Va., Williamsburg, Va., Towson, Md., and Newark, Del.

WELCOME TO THE TEAM

Four freshmen have joined the Panthers for the 2010 season. Head coach Tami Audia welcomed Emily Averbeck, Loren Byer-ly, Veronica Chandre and Taylor Smith.

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Location ....................................... Fullerton, Calif.Nickname .....................................................TitansConference .............................................. Big WestArena (Capacity) ................... Titan Gym (4,000)Head Coach ...........................Carolyn ZimmeranCareer Record ...........................108-131/9th Year Record at Fullerton ....................................... Same2009 Overall Record .....................................18-122009 Conference Record/Finish ..............8-8/5thSID ............................................. Michael GreenleeSID E-mail ...................mgreenlee@fullerton.eduWeb Site ....................... www.fullertontitans.com

HofstraOct. 15 @ GSU Sports Arena

Location ..................................... Hempstead, N.Y.Nickname ...................................................... PrideConference ................................Colonial AthleticArena (Capacity) ....................P.F. Center (1,200)Head Coach .......................... Kristina HernandezCareer Record .............................80-114/7th YearRecord at Hofstra ..........................31-33/3rd Year2009 Overall Record .....................................13-192009 Conference Record/Finish ..............7-7/6thSID ..............................................Stephen GorchovSID E-mail ........ stephen.a.gorchov@hofstra.eduWeb Site ................................www.gohofstra.com

DelawareOct. 1 @ GSU Sports Arena

Nov. 11 @ Newark, Del.Location ............................................Newark, Del.Nickname ..............................................Blue HensConference ................................Colonial AthleticArena (Capacity) Bob Carpenter Center (2,000)Head Coach ....................................Bonnie KennyCareer Record .........................522-356/27th YearRecord at Delaware ..................146-104/9th Year2009 Overall Record .......................................21-82009 Conference Record/Finish ........... 12-2/t1stSID ...................................................................... tbaSID E-mail ......................................................... tbaWeb Site .................................www.bluehens.com

George MasonOct. 8 @ Fairfax, Va.

Nov. 7 @ GSU Sports Arena

Location ............................................... Fairfax, Va.Nickname .................................................. PatriotsConference ................................Colonial AthleticArena (Capacity) ...... Mason Fieldhouse (1,500)Head Coach ...................................... Pat KendrickCareer Record .........................428-346/26th YearRecord at George Mason ............................. Same2009 Overall Record .......................................23-92009 Conference Record/Finish .......... 10-4/t3rdSID .........................................................Dan ReisigSID E-mail ................................ dreisig@gmu.eduWeb Site .................................www.gomason.com

ColoradoTitan Classic

Sept. 3 @ Fullerton, Calif.Location .............................................Boulder, Co.Nickname ................................................Buff aloesConference ................................................. Big XIIArena (Capacity) .............Coors Center (11,064)Head Coach ............................................Liz KritzaCareer Record ...............................83-61/6th YearRecord at Colorado ....................... 7-22/2nd Year2009 Overall Record .......................................7-222009 Conference Record/Finish ..........2-18/10thSID .................................................... Linda PoncinSID E-mail ...............linda.poncin@colorado.eduWeb Site ....................................www.cubuff s.com

Location .......................................Tallahassee, Fla.Nickname .................................................. RattlersConference .........................Mid-Eastern AthleticArena (Capacity) ................ Gaither Gym(3,365)Head Coach ....................................Tony TrifonovCareer Record .........................270-111/13th YearRecord at FAMU .....................270-111/13th Year2009 Overall Record .....................................17-102009 Conference Record/Finish ...8-0/1st-SouthSID ................................................Ronnie JohnsonSID E-mail ..................ronjon_2001@yahoo.comWeb Site ..................www.famurattlersports.com

Georgia TechClemson Classic

Sept. 18 @ Clemson, S.C.Location ..............................................Atlanta, Ga.Nickname ....................................... Yellow JacketsConference ..................................................... ACCArena (Capacity) ...............O’Keefe Gym (2,000)Head Coach ...................................Tonya JohnsonCareer Record ..............................21-10/2nd YearRecord at Tech ...............................................same2009 Overall Record .....................................21-102009 Conference Record/Finish ............15-5/3rdSID .......................................................Seth GerardSID E-mail ............ sgerard@athletics.gatech.eduWeb Site ........................ www.ramblinwreck.com

ClemsonClemson Classic

Sept. 18 @ Clemson, S.C.Location .......................................... Clemson, S.C.Nickname .....................................................TigersConference ..................................................... ACCArena (Capacity) ..................Jervey Gym (2,000)Head Coach ....................... Jolene Jordan HooverCareer Record ......................... 453-226/21st YearRecord at Clemson .................360-195/18th Year2009 Overall Record .....................................23-102009 Conference Record/Finish ............13-7/4thSID ...........................................................Jeff KallinSID E-mail .......................... jkallin@clemson.eduWeb Site ........................ www.clemsontigers.com

James MadisonOct. 9 @ Harrisonburg, Va.

Nov. 5 @ GSU Sports ArenaLocation ................................... Harrisonburg, Va.Nickname .....................................................DukesConference ................................Colonial AthleticArena (Capacity) Sinclair Gym/Godwin Hall (5,000)Head Coach ......................................Lauren SauerCareer Record ........................................ First YearRecord at James Madison ..................... First Year2009 Overall Record .....................................11-192009 Conference Record/Finish ............4-10/7thSID ................................................... Kevin WarnerSID E-mail .............................warnerka@jmu.eduWeb Site ...............................www.jmusports.com

DePauLDePaul Invitational

Sept. 11 @ Chicago, Ill.Location ..............................................Chicago, Ill.Nickname ........................................ Blue DemonsConference ................................................Big EastArena (Capacity) ...........McGrath Arena (3,000)Head Coach .................................. Nadia EdwardsCareer Record ........................................ First YearRecord at DePaul ................................... First Year2009 Overall Record .......................................6-232009 Conference Record/Finish ..........0-14/15thSID ......................................................Dena MeisteSID E-mail ...........................dmesite@depaul.eduWeb Site ............... www.depaulbluedemons.com

GeorgiaSept. 14 @ GSU Sports Arena

Location .............................................. Athens, Ga.Nickname .................................................BulldogsConference ...................................................... SECArena (Capacity) ............Ramsey Center (1,925)Head Coach ................................. Joel McCartneyCareer Record .........................333-141/14th YearRecord at Georgia .........................51-41/4th Year2009 Overall Record .....................................17-142009 Conference Record/Finish .......... 8-12/t5thSID ............................................... Tanner TedeschiSID E-mail ..................... tannert@sports.uga.eduWeb Site ........................... www.georgiadogs.com

Florida A&MClemson Classic

Sept. 17 @ Clemson, S.C.

Cal State-FullertonTitan Classic

Sept. 4 @ Fullerton, Calif.

CAA Championship Th e CAA regular season champion will host the 2010 CAA Volleyball Champion-ship, November 19-22. Last season, VCU and Delaware shared the regular season title, but George Mason won the champi-onship to advance to the NCAA Tourna-ment. Th is season, the top four seeds will qualify for a shot at the championship.

2010 Opponents

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UNC WilmingtonSept. 25 @ Wilmington, N.C.

Oct. 30 @ GSU Sports ArenaLocation ................................... Wilmington, N.C.Nickname ...............................................SeahawksConference ................................Colonial AthleticArena (Capacity) ..................Hanover Hall (500)Head Coach .................................Amy BambenekCareer Record ..............................13-18/2nd YearRecord at UNC Wilmington ........................same2009 Overall Record .....................................13-182009 Conference Record/Finish .......... 3-11/t8thSID ..................................................Jarrett AbelsonSID E-mail ............................ abelsonj@uncw.eduWeb Site ............................ www.uncwsports.com

RadfordDePaul Invitational

Sept. 10 @ Chicago, Ill.Location .............................................Radford, Va.Nickname ..............................................HighlandsConference .............................................Big SouthArena (Capacity) .................Dedmon Center (1,000)Head Coach .....................................Marci JenkinsCareer Record ...............................51-66/5th YearRecord at NCCU...........................21-40/3rd Year2009 Overall Record .....................................12-212009 Conference Record/Finish ..................... 9thSID ...................................................................... tbaSID E-mail ......................................................... tbaWeb Site .....................www.radfordathletics.com

Location ...........................................Boston, Mass.Nickname ..................................................HuskiesConference ................................Colonial AthleticArena (Capacity) ...............Cabot Center (2,500)Head Coach ....................................... Ken NicholsCareer Record .........................235-168/14th YearRecord at Northeastern..........183-128/11th Year2009 Overall Record .....................................15-122009 Conference Record/Finish ..............8-6/5thSID ......................................................Ashley ShiloSID E-mail .......................ashleyshilo@gonu.comWeb Site ........................................www.gonu.com

Location ............................................ Towson, Md.Nickname .....................................................TigersConference ................................Colonial AthleticArena (Capacity) ............Towson Center (5,000)Head Coach ................................. Bruce AtkinsonCareer Record ...............................69-14/4th YearRecord at Towson .................................. First Year2009 Overall Record .......................................8-212009 Conference Record/Finish ..........1-13/10thSID ................................................. Megan O’BrienSID E-mail ........................ mobrien@towson.eduWeb Site .......................... www.towsontigers.com

Location ......................................Jacksonville, Fla.Nickname ..................................................OspreysConference ........................................ Atlantic SunArena (Capacity) ..................UNF Arena (5,800)Head Coach .................................Kevin CampbellCareer Record ...............................27-63/4th YearRecord at North Florida .............................. Same2009 Overall Record .....................................10-182009 Conference Record/Finish .......... 4-14/t9thSID ......................................................April GoodeSID E-mail ................................ a.goode@unf.eduWeb Site ............................. www.unfospreys.com

TroySept. 28 @ Troy, Ala.

Location ..................................................Troy, Ala.Nickname ...................................................TrojansConference ............................................... Sun BeltArena (Capacity) ..................Sartain Hall (4,000)Head Coach .............................Sonny KirkpatrickCareer Record .........................280-272/17th YearRecord at Troy ...............................50-78/5th Year2009 Overall Record .....................................12-182009 Conference Record/Finish ...7-10/4th-EastSID ................................................Bryanna WatersSID E-mail ..................... bwaters11434@troy.eduWeb Site ............................. www.troytrojans.com

NortheasternOct. 17 @ GSU Sports Arena

TowsonOct. 3 @ GSU Sports Arena

Nov. 12 @ Towson, Md.

North FloridaGSU Invitational

Aug. 28 @ GSU Sports Arena

Wright StateGSU Invitational

Aug. 28 @ GSU Sports ArenaLocation ...........................................Dayton, OhioNickname ...................................................RaidersConference ..................................Horizon LeagueArena (Capacity) .............C.J. McLin Gym (500)Head Coach ........................................Trina SmithCareer Record ...............................67-91/6th YearRecord at Wright State ................................. Same2009 Overall Record .....................................12-202009 Conference Record/Finish ............4-12/9thSID ..................................................... Matt ZircherSID E-mail ................... matt.zircher@wright.eduWeb Site ............................. www.wsuraiders.com

Location ................................... Williamsburg, Va.Nickname .......................................................TribeConference ................................Colonial AthleticArena (Capacity) .............. Kaplan Arena (8,600)Head Coach ................... Melissa Aldrich SheltonCareer Record .........................272-199/16th YearRecord at William & Mary ..........37-20/3rd Year2008 Overall Record .....................................18-112008 Conference Record/Finish .......... 10-4/t3rdSID ....................................................Jacob SkipperSID E-mail ................................... jcskip@wm.eduWeb Site ..........................www.tribeathletics.com

VCUOct. 10 at Richmond, Va.

Nov. 13 at Sports ArenaLocation .........................................Richmond, Va.Nickname ......................................................RamsConference ................................Colonial AthleticArena (Capacity) ............... Siegel Center (7,500)Head Coach .......................................James FinleyCareer Record ...............................96-73/6th YearRecord at VCU .............................................. Same2009 Overall Record .......................................27-92009 Conference Record/Finish ........... 12-2/t1stSID .............................................. Chris KowalczykSID E-mail ..........................ckowalczyk@vcu.eduWeb Site ............................www.vcuathletics.com

William & MaryOct. 9 at Williamsburg, Va.

Nov. 15 at Sports Arena

MercerSept. 8 @ GSU Sports Arena

Location ...............................................Macon, Ga.Nickname ...................................................... BearsConference ........................................ Atlantic SunArena (Capacity) ....... University Center (3,200)Head Coach ..................................... Noelle RookeCareer Record .........................201-171/13th YearRecord at Mercer ........................72-102/7th Year2009 Overall Record .....................................11-182009 Conference Record/Finish ............9-11/8thSID ......................................................Andy StabellSID E-mail ........................stabell_al@mercer.eduWeb Site ...........................www.mercerbears.com

Location ...................................... Missoula, Mont.Nickname .................................................GrizzliesConference .................................................Big SkyArena (Capacity) ...West Auxiliary Gym (1,128)Head Coach ......................................Jerry WagnerCareer Record ...............................50-58/5th YearRecord at Montana ........................................same2009 Overall Record .....................................14-142009 Conference Record/Finish ............10-6/4thSID .......................................................Joel CarlsonSID E-mail .................joel.carlson@mso.umt.eduWeb Site .................. www.montanagrizzlies.com

MontanaTitan Classic

Sept. 4 @ Fullerton, Calif.Location ..........................................Morehead, Ky.Nickname .....................................................EaglesConference ......................................... Ohio ValleyArena (Capacity) ............Wetherby Gym (3,500)Head Coach .................................... Jamie GordonCareer Record .........................204-127/11th YearRecord at Morehead State ........124-100/8th Year2009 Overall Record .....................................21-112009 Conference Record/Finish ............11-6/3rdSID ................................................... Matt SchabertSID E-mail ...........m.schabert@morehead-st.eduWeb Site ...............................www.msueagles.com

Morehead StateGSU Invitational

Aug. 27 @ GSU Sports Arena

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SINGLE SEASON RECORDSGAMES PLAYED

Player (Year) ............................Games1. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1989) ................ 135 Lee Barnhill (1989) ............................ 1353. A.M. Jorgenson (1988) ..................... 134 Sarah-Jane Mungo (1988) ................ 134 Lisa Lemmer (1988) .......................... 134 Inger Eberhart (1988) ....................... 134 Lee Barnhill (1988) ............................ 1348. Lisa Lemmer (1989) .......................... 133 Susan Hensley (1989) ........................ 133 A.M. Jorgenson (1989) ..................... 133

MATCHES PLAYED Player (Year) ......................... Matches1. Lisa Lemmer (1988) ........................... 40 Kelley Reynolds (1988) ...................... 40 Connie Warner (1988) ...................... 40 Lee Ann Keith (1988) ......................... 40 Sarah-Jane Mungo (1988) ................. 40 Tracy Jabbour (1988) ......................... 40 Inger Eberhart (1988) ........................ 40 Lee Barnhill (1988) ............................. 40 A.M. Jorgenson (1988) ...................... 4010. Kumi Ishiyama (2002) ....................... 38

KILLSPlayer (Year) ............................... Kills

1. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1989) ................ 6802. Kiki Okeke (1995) ............................. 5833. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1991) ................ 5674. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1988) ................ 5475. Anna Popenko (2000) ....................... 5316. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1990) ................ 4877. Molly Sapp (2002) ............................. 4758. Alex Blenche (2005) .......................... 4429. Molly Sapp (2000) ............................. 43910. Shelbylynn McBride (2003) ............. 425

KILLS PER SET Player (Year) ......................... Kills p/s1. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1989) ..............5.042. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1990) ..............4.923. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1991) ..............4.574. Anna Popenko (2000) .....................4.545. Kiki Okeke (1995) ...........................4.526. Anna Popenko (2001) .....................4.357. Ana Paula Ferreira (2004) ..............4.218. Alex Blenche (2005) ........................4.099. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1988) ..............4.0810. Amy Lusk (2006) .............................3.71

ATTACK ATTEMPTSPlayer (Year) .......................Attempts

1. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1989) ............. 13902. Kiki Okeke (1995) .......................... 13003. Alex Blenche (2005) ....................... 12884. Molly Sapp (2002) .......................... 12535. A.M. Jorgenson (1989) .................. 12526. Lisa Lykins (2002) .......................... 12427. Molly Sapp (2000) .......................... 12408. Anna Popenko (2000) .................... 11909. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1991) ............. 118410. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1988) ............. 1142

ATTACK PERCENTAGE Player (Year) ........................Attack %1. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1990) ................4122. Amanda Sapp (2003) ........................3803. Tamara Aldridge (2001) ...................3774. Anna Popenko (2001) .......................3705. Ana Paula Ferreira (2003) ................3686. Torrance Wilson (1993) ...................3677. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1989) ................3658. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1988) ................3599. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1991) ................35310. Randi van Dam (2001) .....................349

ASSISTSPlayer (Year) ...........................Assists

1. April DeCoste (2003) ..................... 15082. April DeCoste (2002) ..................... 14113. Lisa Lemmer (1989) ....................... 13844. Oksana Greydinger (1998) ............ 13415. Oksana Greydinger (1999) ............ 13206. Missy Stawick (1995) ..................... 13057. April DeCoste (2004) ..................... 12558. Noelle Boyd (2007) ......................... 12549. Lisa Lemmer (1988) ....................... 122910. Jordan Th omas (2005) ................... 1189

ASSISTS PER SET Player (Year) .....................Assists p/s1. April DeCoste (2003) ....................11.872. Oksana Greydinger (1999) ...........11.793. Oksana Greydiner (1998) .............11.664. Noelle Boyd (2007) ........................11.305. Jordan Th omas (2005) ..................11.116. April DeCoste (2002) ....................11.117. April DeCoste (2001) ....................11.108. April DeCoste (2004) ....................10.739. Lisa Lemmer (1990) ......................10.5010. Lisa Lemmer (1989) ......................10.41

SERVICE ACES Player (Year) ...............................Aces1. Sasa Jurancic (1998) ............................722. Stephanie Parcell (1992) .....................653. Samantha Walker (1998) ....................644. Lisa Lemmer (1987) ............................625. A.M. Kilchenstein (1987) ...................606. Lisa Lemmer (1989) ............................57 Jennifer Rizzo (2000) ..........................578. Stephanie Parcell (1993) .....................549. Lisa Lemmer (1988) ............................5310. Amanda Sapp (2003) ..........................51

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SERVICE ACES PER SET Player (Year) .........................Aces p/s1. Sasa Jurancic (1999) .......................... 0.802. A.M. Kilchenstein (1988) ................. 0.693. Sasa Jurancic (1998) .......................... 0.624. Stephanie Purcell (1992) .................. 0.625. Mary Hyland (1998) ......................... 0.586. Samantha Walker (1998).................. 0.557. Lisa Lemmer (1987) .......................... 0.548. A.M. Kilchenstein (1987) ................. 0.529. Jennifer Rizzo (2000) ........................ 0.5010. A.M. Kilchenstein (1989) ............... 0.49

BLOCKS PER SET Player (Year) ...................... Blocks p/s1. Bettina Schmidt (1993) ...................1.802. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1991) ..............1.773. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1989) ..............1.714. Inger Eberhart (1991) .....................1.425. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1990) ..............1.386. Ana Paula Ferreira (2003) ..............1.387. Debbie Herd (1986) ........................1.358. Bettina Schmidt (1994) ...................1.329. Inger Eberhart (1992) .....................1.2310. Torrance Wilson (1996) .................1.14

POINTS Player (Year) ............................Points1. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1989) ............ 922.02. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1991) ............ 770.03. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1988) ............ 696.54. Kiki Okeke (1995) ......................... 644.05. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1990) ............ 640.56. Anna Popenko (2000) ................... 604.57. Randi van Dam (2002).................. 542.0 Amanda Sapp (2003) .................... 542.09. Bettina Schmidt (1993) ................. 537.010. Inger Eberhart (1988) ................... 536.0

POINTS PER SET Player (Year) ...................... Points p/s1. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1989) .................6.832. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1990) .................6.473. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1991) .................6.214. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1988) .................5.205. Anna Popenko (2000) ........................5.176. Kiki Okeke (1995) ..............................4.997. Anna Popenko (2001) ........................4.918. Ana Paula Ferreira (2004) .................4.879. Alex Blenche (2005) ...........................4.5410. Sasa Jurancic (1998) .........................4.45

BLOCK ASSISTS Player (Year) ................. Block Assists1. Ana Paula Ferreira (2003) ................1312. Bettina Schmidt (1993) .....................1223. Amanda Sapp (2000) ........................1134. Randi van Dam (2002)......................1085. Amanda Sapp (2003) ........................1066. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1991) ................1027. Jill Th ieneman (2000) .......................101 Leah Tenny (2006) ............................1019. Robyn van Dam (2003) ......................9810. Amber Davis (1998) ............................93

TOTAL BLOCKS Player (Year) ...................Total Blocks1. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1989) ................ 2312. Bettina Schmidt (1993) ..................... 2293. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1991) ................ 2194. Inger Eberhart (1991) ....................... 1605. Ana Paula Ferreira (2003) ................ 1596. Bettina Schmidt (1994) ..................... 1567. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1988) ................ 1528. Inger Eberhart (1988) ....................... 1509. Randi van Dam (2002)...................... 14010. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1990) ................ 137

DIGS Player (Year) ...............................Digs1. Audrey Cantrell (2009) .................5312. Kumi Ishiyama (2002) ......................5133. Christen Garcia (2004) .....................4954. Christen Garcia (2005) .....................4735. Christen Garcia (2006) .....................4676. Samantha Walker (1998) ..................4507. Audrey Cantrell (2008) .................4178. Samantha Walker (1996) ..................3899. Anna Popenko (2000) .......................37310. Lisa Lykins (2002) .............................371

DIGS PER SET Player (Year) ......................... Digs p/s1. Audrey Cantrell (2009) ................4.742. Christen Garcia (2006) ....................4.453. Christen Garcia (2005) ....................4.304. Audrey Cantrell (2008) ................4.215. Christen Garcia (2004) ....................4.166. Vania Blake (1996) ...........................4.017. Samantha Walker (1996) .................3.978. Kumi Ishiyama (1998) .....................3.959. Samantha Walker (1998) .................3.8810. Amy Lusk (2006) ..............................3.46

BLOCK SOLOS Player (Year) ..............................Solos1. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1989) ................1752. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1991) ................1173. Bettina Schmidt (1993) .....................1074. Debbie Herd (1986) ............................905. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1990) ..................826. Sarah-Jane Mungo (1988) ..................817. Inger Eberhart (1988) .........................808. A.M. Kilchenstein (1986) ...................799. Bettina Schmidt (1994) .......................7710. Inger Eberhart (1991) .........................67

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GAMES PLAYEDPlayer (Years) ...........................Games

1. Amanda Sapp (00-03) ....................... 4952. Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91) ............... 4923. Kumi Ishiyama (99-02) .................... 4904. Molly Sapp (00-03) ............................ 4835. Robyn van Dam (02-05) ................... 4776. April DeCoste (01-04) ...................... 4767. Bettina Schmidt (91-94) ................... 4738. Lisa Lemmer (87-90) ......................... 4709. Lee Barnhill (86-89) .......................... 46810. Christen Garcia (03-06) ................... 452

MATCHES PLAYED Player (Years) ....................... Matches1. Amanda Sapp (00-03) ......................1442. Molly Sapp (00-03) ...........................141 Kumi Ishiyama (99-02) ...................1414. April DeCoste (01-04) .....................135 Lee Barnhill (86-89) .........................1356. Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91) ..............1347. Bettina Schmidt (91-94) ..................1338. Kim Albritton (92-95) .....................1329. Lisa Lemmer (87-90) ........................13110. Beth Van Fleet (95-98) ....................121

KILLSPlayer (Years) .............................. Kills

1. Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91) ............. 22812. Molly Sapp (00-03) .......................... 16913. Ana Paula Ferreira (03-07) ............ 13014. Beth Van Fleet (95-98) .................... 11775. Amanda Sapp (00-03) ..................... 11616. Bettina Schmidt (91-94) ................. 10397. Samantha Walker (95-98) .............. 10068. Kiki Okeke (94-95) .......................... 10019. Torrance Wilson (93-96) .................. 93510. Anna Popenko (00-01) ..................... 927

KILLS PER SET Player (Years) ....................... Kills p/s1. Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91) ............4.622. Anna Popenko (00-01)...................4.463. Kiki Okeke (94-95) .........................4.094. Alex Blenche (04-05) ......................3.655. Amy Lusk (06-07) ...........................3.596. Molly Sapp (00-03) .........................3.507. Shelbylynn McBride (03) ...............3.468. Sasa Jurancic (98-99) ......................3.409. Lisa Lykins (02) ...............................3.2910. Randi van Dam (01-02) ..................3.19

ATTACK ATTEMPTSPlayer (Years) ......................Attempts

1. Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91) ............ 46632. Molly Sapp (00-03) ......................... 45043. Ana Paul Ferreira (03-07) ............. 32734. Beth Van Fleet (95-98) ................... 32635. Samantha Walker (95-98) ............. 26296. Bettina Schmidt (91-94) ................ 25787. Ashley Jones (07- ) ...................... 25298. Amanda Sapp (00-03) .................... 24869. Robyn van Dam (02-05) ................ 235710. Kiki Okeke (94-95) ........................ 2305

ATTACK PERCENTAGE Player (Years) .......................Attack %1. Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91) ...............3702. Anna Popenko (00-01) .....................3543. Randi van Dam (01-02) ....................3424. Inger Eberhart (88, 91-92)................3235. Jill Th ieneman (99-00) ......................3196. Amanda Sapp (00-03) .......................3177. A.M. Jorgenson (1988) .....................2928. Kiki Okeke (94-95) ............................2869. Amber Davis (96-99) ........................28310. Maridelie Diaz (01-02) .....................280

ASSISTSPlayer (Years) ..........................Assists

1. April DeCoste (01-04) ................... 53392. Lisa Lemmer (87-90) ...................... 43033. Oksana Greydinger (98-99) .......... 26614. Stephanie Parcell (91-93) .............. 23965. Missy Stawick (94-97) .................... 23236. Noelle Boyd (06-07) ....................... 21607. Jordan Th omas (04-06) .................. 14498. Quan Vong (96-97) ........................ 14299. Chelsea Perry (08-) ...................... 114410. Janelle McVerry (00-02) ................ 1044

ASSISTS PER SET Player (Years) ....................Assists p/s1. Oksana Greydinger (98-99) .........11.722. April DeCoste (01-04) ..................11.223. Noelle Boyd (06-07) ......................10.144. Lisa Lemmer (87-90) .......................9.165. Simone Simonoff (1994) .................8.196. Jessica Tjaden (2008) ......................8.137. Quan Vong (96-97) .........................8.038. Melanie Wilson (1992) ...................7.749. Stephanie Parcell (91-93) ...............6.9210. Missy Stawick (94-97) ....................6.60

SERVICE ACESPlayer (Years) ..............................Aces

1. Lisa Lemmer (87-90) .........................2072. Jennifer Rizzo (99-01) .......................1553. Stephanie Parcell (91-93) .................1544. Lee Barnhill (86-89) ..........................1535. Ana Paula Ferreira (03-07) ..............151 Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91) ...............1517. Samanatha Walker (95-98) ..............1488. A.M. Kilchenstein (86-89) ................1399. April DeCoste (01-04) ......................11710. Kumi Ishiyama (99-02) ....................114

SERVICE ACES PER SET Player (Years) ........................Aces p/s1. Sasa Jurancic (98-99) ...................... 0.652. A.M. Kilchenstein (86-89) .............. 0.483. Stephanie Parcell (91-93) ............... 0.454. Diane Johnston (1990) .................... 0.445. Lisa Lemmer (87-90) ....................... 0.446. Jennifer Rizzo (99-01) ..................... 0.447. Beth Wolfe (1986) ........................... 0.428. Samantha Walker (95-99) .............. 0.399. Bonnie O’Rourke (1993) ................ 0.3510. Chelsea Perry (08- ) .................... 0.34 Ana Paula Ferreira (03-07) ............ 0.34

Amanda Sapp

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BLOCK ASSISTS Player (Years) ................ Block Assists1. Ana Paula Ferreira (03-07) ..............3922. Amanda Sapp (00-03) .......................3683. Robyn van Dam (02-05) ...................3194. Bettina Schmidt (91-94) ...................3185. Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91) ...............2846. Tiki Anderson (96-99) ......................2647. Torrance Wilson (93-96) ..................2438. Beth Van Fleet (95-98) ......................2309. Amber Davis (96-99) ........................22910. Michelle Trimble (05-08) .................223

TOTAL BLOCKS Player (Years) ..................Total Blocks1. Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91) ............... 739 2. Bettina Schmidt (91-94) ................... 5923. Amanda Sapp (00-03) ....................... 4734. Ana Paula Ferreira (03-07) .............. 4585. Inger Eberhart (88, 91-92)................ 4166. Torrance Wilson (93-96) .................. 3767. Tiki Anderson (96-99) ...................... 3638. Robyn van Dam (02-05) ................... 3599. Amber Davis (96-99) ........................ 28810. Beth Van Fleet (95-98) ..................... 282

BLOCKS PER SET Player (Years) .................... Blocks p/s1. Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91) .............1.502. Debbie Herd (1986) ........................1.353. Bettina Schmidt (91-94) .................1.254. Inger Eberhart (88, 91-92)..............1.255. Leah Tenney (2006) ....................... .1.116. Tiki Anderson (96-99) ....................1.057. Jill Th ieneman (99-00) ...................1.048. Randi van Dam (01-02) .................1.029. Ana Paula Ferreira (03-07) ............1.0210. Torrance Wilson (93-96) ...............0.97

DIGS Player (Years) ..............................Digs1. Christen Garcia (03-06) ..................16282. Kumi Ishiyama (99-02) ..................13743. Audrey Cantrell (07- ) .................13164. Samantha Walker (95-98) ..............12355. Ana Paula Ferreira (03-07) ............11606. April DeCoste (01-04) ....................10927. Beth Van Fleet (95-98) ....................10258. Lee Barnhill (86-89) ..........................9439. Molly Sapp (00-03) ............................93410.Bettina Schmidt (91-94) ....................901

DIGS PER SET Player (Years) ........................ Digs p/s1. Audrey Cantrell (07 - ) .................3.762. Christen Garcia (03-06) ...................3.603. Debbie Herd (1986) .........................3.434. Vania Blake (96-97) .........................3.375. Amy Lusk (06-07).............................3.376. Samantha Walker (95-98) ...............3.277. Anna Popenko (00-01) ....................3.218. Lisa Lykins (2002) ............................2.949. Kiki Okeke (94-95) ...........................2.9110. Kumi Ishiyama (99-02) ...................2.80

BLOCK SOLOS Player (Years) .............................Solos1. Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91) ...............4552. Bettina Schmidt (91-94) ...................2743. Inger Eberhart (88, 91-92)................1954. Torrance Wilson (93-96) ..................1335. A.M. Kilchenstein (86-89) ................1306. Amanda Sapp (00-03) .......................1057. Tiki Anderson (96-99) ........................998. Debbie Herd (1986) ............................909. Randi van Dam (01-02) ......................7110. Ana Paula Ferriera (03-07) ................66

The format of the game changed in 2001, with the scoring for each game moving from 15 points to 30 points, except in matches that go to the full fi ve sets, which which the winning score in the fi fth set remained 15 points. Prior to the start of the 2008 season, the number of points needed to win a set was reduced to 25, with 15 points still required to win the fi fth set.

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POINTS Player (Years) ...........................Points1. Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91) ......... 3029.02. Molly Sapp (00-03) ...................... 1907.03. Ana Paula Ferreira (03-07) ........ 1714.04. Bettina Schmidt (91-94) ............. 1569.05. Amanda Sapp (00-03) ................. 1540.06. Beth Van Fleet (95-98) ................ 1437.07. Torrance Wilson (93-96) ............ 1231.58. Samantha Walker (95-98) .......... 1223.59. Robyn van Dam (02-05) ............. 1183.510. Amber Davis (96-99) .................. 1128.5

POINTS PER SET Player (Years) ..................... Points p/s1. Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91) ..............6.162. Anna Popenko (00-01) ....................5.063. Kiki Okeke (94-95) ...........................4.534. Sasa Jurancic (98-99) .......................4.345. Randi van Dam (01-02) ...................4.186. Alex Blenche (04-05)........................4.147. Amy Lusk (06-07).............................4.068. Shelbylynn McBride (2003) ............3.959. Molly Sapp (00-03) ...........................3.9510. Ana Paula Ferreira (03-07) .............3.82

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SERVICE ACES3 Games: 9, Samantha Walker vs. Troy (9/5/98)4 Games: 5, two times5 Games: 14, Stephanie Parcell vs. USA (9/11/92)Season: 72, Sasa Jurancic (1998)Career: 207, Lisa Lemmer (87-90)

SERVICE ACES PER SETSeason: 0.80, Sasa Jurancic (1999)Career: 0.65, Sasa Jurancic (98-99)

DIGS3 Games: 26, Samantha Walker vs. JSU (10/18/97)4 Games: 36, Audrey Cantrell vs. William & Mary (11/15/09)5 Games: 45, Christen Garcia vs. EKU (9/4/05)Season: 531, Audrey Cantrell (2009)Career: 1628, Christen Garcia (03-06)

DIGS PER SETSeason: 4.74, Audrey Cantrell (2009)Career: 3.76, Audrey Cantrell (07-present)

BLOCK SOLOS3 Games: 8, Bettina Schmidt vs. C. Carolina (10/1/94)4 Games: 7, four times5 Games: 17, Sarah-Jane Mungo at UNF (9/26/91)Season: 175, Sarah-Jane Mungo (1989)Career: 455, Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91)

BLOCK ASSISTS3 Games: 10, Sarah-Jane Mungo at Stetson (11/10/91)4 Games: 12, Leah Tenney at GWU (9/23/06)5 Games: 12, Bettina Schmidt vs. Samford (11/12/93)Season: 131, Ana Paula Ferreira (2003)Career: 392, Ana Paula Ferreira (03-07)

KILLS3 Games: 26, Vania Blake vs. UTC (9/14/96)4 Games: 33, Kiki Okeke vs. B.C. (9/16/95)5 Games: 37, Sarah-Jane Mungo at JMU (11/3/91)Season: 680, Sarah-Jane Mungo (1989)Career: 2281, Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91)

KILLS PER SETSeason: 5.04, Sarah-Jane Mungo (1989)Career: 4.62, Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91)

ATTACK ATTEMPTS3 Games: 44, Amber Davis vs. Campbell (11/6/98)4 Games: 65, Jessica Houpt at FAU (11/17/99)5 Games: 78, Kiki Okeke vs. UTC (11/7/95)Season: 1390, Sarah-Jane Mungo (1989)Career: 4663, Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91)

ATTACK PERCENTAGESeason: .412, Sarah-Jane Mungo (1990)Career: .370, Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91)

ASSISTS3 Games: 55, April DeCoste vs. VCU (8/29/03)4 Games: 73, Oksana Greydinger at FAU (10/17/99)5 Games: 81, Missy Stawick vs. Mercer (10/24/95)Season: 1508, April DeCoste (2003)Career: 5339, April DeCoste (01-04)

ASSISTS PER SETSeason: 11.87, April DeCoste (2003)Career: 11.72, Oksana Greydinger (98-99)

TOTAL BLOCKS3 Games: 11, four times4 Games: 14, Leah Tenney at GWU (9/23/06)5 Games: 22, Sarah-Jane Mungo at UNF (9/26/91)Season: 231, Sarah-Jane Mungo (1989)Career: 739, Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91)

BLOCKS PER SETSeason: 1.80, Bettina Schmidt (1993)Career: 1.50, Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91)

POINTSSeason: 922.0, Sarah-Jane Mungo (1989)Career: 3029.0, Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91)

POINTS PER SETSeason: 6.83, Sarah-Jane Mungo (1989)Career: 6.16, Sarah-Jane Mungo (88-91)

GAMES PLAYEDSeason: 135, Sarah-Jane Mungo (1989) 135, Lee Barnhill (1989)Career: 495, Molly Sapp (00-03)

MATCHES PLAYEDSeason: 40, 9 tied, all during 1988Career: 144, Amanda Sapp (00-03)

April DeCoste

Ana Paula Ferriera

GAME, SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS

Georgia State Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 14, 2010)All matches

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 5-4 4-0 0-2 1-2CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 5-4 4-0 0-2 1-2

Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points

6 Verdun, Vineece 35 127 3.63 27 290 . 3 4 5 15 0.43 6 11 0.17 0 27 0.77 7 32 39 1.11 4 2 -3 Jones, Ashley 35 112 3.20 45 362 . 1 8 5 3 0.09 7 14 0.20 9 108 3.09 1 10 11 0.31 4 1 -12 Kangwa, Muki 34 62 1.82 21 169 . 2 4 3 13 0.38 14 14 0.41 0 21 0.62 3 14 17 0.50 5 0 -8 Boryc, Rachel 35 61 1.74 24 197 . 1 8 8 4 0.11 3 1 0.09 1 26 0.74 2 9 11 0.31 2 0 -1 Freeman, Jamiee 35 59 1.69 44 268 . 0 5 6 3 0.09 18 17 0.51 13 117 3.34 2 12 14 0.40 2 1 -33 Byerly, Loren 6 3 0.50 3 7 . 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 2 0.00 0 3 0.50 0 1 1 0.17 0 0 -30 Perry, Chelsea 35 17 0.49 9 50 . 1 6 0 317 9.06 6 13 0.17 1 87 2.49 1 13 14 0.40 0 2 -18 Averbeck, Emily 35 1 0.03 1 4 . 0 0 0 9 0.26 9 13 0.26 5 67 1.91 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 -2 Smith, Taylor 4 0 0.00 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 4 1.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 -14 Jones, Raquel 2 0 0.00 1 3 - . 3 3 3 1 0.50 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 2 2 1.00 2 1 -10 Cantrell, Audrey 35 0 0.00 0 5 . 0 0 0 12 0.34 0 1 0.00 12 143 4.09 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 -4 Peeva, Nevena 5 0 0.00 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 7 1.40 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 -9 Chandre, Veronica 12 0 0.00 0 3 . 0 0 0 37 3.08 0 2 0.00 0 6 0.50 0 3 3 0.25 0 0 -

TEAM - - - - - - - - - - - 0 - - - - - - - - -GEORGIA STATE 35 442 12.63 175 1359 . 1 9 6 414 11.83 63 88 1.80 41 616 17.60 16 96 64.0 1.83 19 7 -Opponents 35 443 12.66 186 1303 . 1 9 7 419 11.97 41 60 1.17 62 656 18.74 12 78 51.0 1.46 24 16 -

Team Statistics GSU OPPATTACK K i l l s 442 443 E r r o r s 175 186 Total Attacks 1359 1303 Attack Pct . 1 9 6 . 1 9 7 K i l l s / S e t 12.6 12.7SET A s s i s t s 414 419 A t t e m p t s 1360 1318 Assist Pct . 3 0 4 . 3 1 8 A s s i s t s / S e t 11.8 12.0SERVE A c e s 63 41 E r r o r s 88 60 A t t e m p t s 779 765 Serve Pct . 8 8 7 . 9 2 2 A c e s / S e t 1.8 1.2SERVE RECEPTIONS E r r o r s 41 62 E r r o r s / S e t 1.2 1.8 A t t e m p t s 704 689 Reception Pct . 9 4 2 . 9 1 0DEFENSE D i g s 616 656 D i g s / S e t 17.6 18.7BLOCKING Block Solo 16 12 Block Assist 96 78 Total Blocks 64.0 51.0 B l o c k s / S e t 1.8 1.5 Block Errors 19 24Ball handling errors 7 16ATTENDANCE T o t a l 768 744 Dates/Avg Per Date 4/192 2/372 Neutral site #/Avg 3/330 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak 4 -

Date Opponent Score Score by set Att.Aug 27 MOREHEAD STATE W 3-2 25-23,15-25,19-25,25-23,16-14 266Aug 28 UNF W 3-1 21-25,25-11,25-19,25-23 198Aug 28 WRIGHT STATE W 3-2 22-25,19-25,26-24,25-19,15-10 146Sep 03 vs Colorado L 1-3 22-25,25-23,17-25,22-25 260Sep 04 at Cal State Fullerton L 0-3 19-25,15-25,28-30 229Sep 04 vs Montana W 3-0 25-19,25-20,25-16 229Sep 08 MERCER W 3-0 25-18,25-13,25-23 158Sep 10 vs Radford L 0-3 22-25,24-26,25-27 502Sep 11 at DePaul L 2-3 21-25,25-23,25-23,22-25,12-15 515

Record in 3-set matches: 2-2Record in 4-set matches: 1-1Record in 5-set matches: 2-1