2011 wbu volleyball media guide

Pioneer Volleyball • 1

2011 Volleyball Media Guide

Table of ConTenTs

UnIVeRsITY faCTsLocation: Plainview, TXFounded: 1908Enrollment: 1,600President: Dr. Paul ArmesNickname: PioneersColors: Blue and GoldAffiliation: NAIAConference: Sooner AthleticFacility: Hutcherson Center Capacity: 3,000

aTHleTIC DePaRTMenT Athletic Director: Dr. Greg FerisEmail: [email protected] Office Phone: (806) 291-3800Athletic Office Fax: (806) 291-1962Administrative Assistant: Beverly SteedEmail: [email protected] Athletic Rep: Dr. Paul SadlerAthletic Website: www.wbuathletics.com

CoaCHes InfoRMaTIonHead Coach: Jim Giacomazzi Alma Mater/Year: Azusa Pacific (’81)Record at school (yrs): 90-43 (4)Career Record: 203-146 (10) Coach’s office phone: (806) 291-3825Email: [email protected]

TeaM faCTs Overall record last year: 21-9Conference record: 8-6Conference finish: 4th (t)Starters returning/lost: 4/2Letterwinners returning/lost: 6/5All-time Volleyball Record: 300-347 (19 yr)

sPoRTs InfoRMaTIonsports Info Director: Rhane JeffressOffice Phone: (806) 291-3805Cell Phone: (806) 774-1004Home Phone: (806) 293-3915SID Fax: (806) 291-1962e-Mail: [email protected] Mailing address: 1900 W. 7th WBU Box 319, Plainview, TX 79072

2011 PIONEER SCHEDULE

Date opponent Location Timeaugust 26-27 aug. 26 aug. 26 aug. 27

Coca-Cola Classic our lady of the lake Texas Wesleyan Univ. of the Southwest

Hutcherson Center12:00 pm 7:00 pm 1:00 pm

September 2-3 Sept. 2 Sept. 2 Sept. 3

Warrior Challenge Avila MO Bacone Bethel KS

Muskogee, Okla.12:00 pm 7:00 pm 3:30 pm

September 9-10 Sept. 9 Sept. 9 Sept. 10 Sept. 10

Lady Buff Classic West Texas A&M NM Highlands ENMU OK Panhandle State

Canyon, Texas12:30 pm 4:00 pm12:30 pm 4:00 pm

September 13 *Lubbock Christian Lubbock, Texas 7:00 pmSeptember 16-17 Sept. 16 Sept. 16 Sept. 17

Wesleyan Hughes Classic Huston-Tillotson Texas Wesleyan Univ. of St. Thomas

Ft. Worth, Texas 1:00 pm 7:00 pm 1:00 pm

september 20 Univ. of the Southwest Hutcherson Center 7:00 pmSeptember 23 *Mid-America Christian Oklahoma City, Okla. 7:00 pmSeptember 24 *John Brown Siloam Springs, Ark. 1:00 pmseptember 30 *Oklahoma Baptist Hutcherson Center 7:00 pmOctober 1 *st. Gregory’s Hutcherson Center 11:00 amOctober 7 *Southern Nazarene Bethany, Okla. 5:00 pmOctober 8 *Oklahoma City Oklahoma City, Okla. 1:00 pmOctober 11 *Lubbock Christian Hutcherson Center 7:00 pmOctober 14-15 Oct. 14 Oct. 14 Oct. 15 Oct. 15

Stop the Hunger Classic Grand View (IL) St. Xavier (IL) Davenport (MI) Olivet Nazarene

Bourbonnais, Ill. 2:00 pm 6:00 pm10:00 am 2:00 pm

October 21 *John Brown Hutcherson Center 7:00 pmoctober 22 *Mid-America Christian Hutcherson Center 1:00 pmOctober 25 UT-Permian Basin Odessa, Texas 7:00 pmOctober 28 *St. Gregory’s Shawnee, Okla. 7:00 pmOctober 29 *Oklahoma Baptist Shawnee, Okla. 1:00 pmNovember 4 *oklahoma City Hutcherson Center 7:00 pmNovember 5 *southern nazarene Hutcherson Center 1:00 pmNovember 12-13 SAC Tournament Reg. Season Champion TBD

Quick Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Hutcherson Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22011 Pioneers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Player Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-10Favorite Things . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112010 Pioneer Statistics . . . . . . . . . 122010 Sooner Athletic Conference . . . . . 13Volleyball Recordbook . . . . . . . . . 14-19About Wayland Baptist University . . . . 20Other Athletic Facilities . . . . . . . . . 21Sooner Athletic Conference members . . . 22


Located on the western side of the Wayland campus, Hutcherson Center is a 3000-seat facility named in honor of the late Claude E. Hutcherson.

“The Hutch” officially opened on November 20, 1971, with a doubleheader basketball game that resulted in the Flying Queens beating Temple Junior College, 61-25, and the Pioneers defeating the College of Santa Fe by an 83-73 margin.

The building hosted its first intercollegiate volleyball match on September 24, 1991, when the Pioneers defeated Howard Payne University, 3-2.

The home of WBU’s athletic offices, Hutcherson Center has undergone major renovations to its outer facade, lobby and concession areas in the past few years. Two new state-of-the-art scoreboards were also purchased, an expanded training room has been added, and most recently new courtside bleachers have been installed.

Hutcherson Center

Athletic DepArtment GenerAl Directory

(806 AreA coDe)Main Athletic Desk 291-3800

Athletic Dept. Fax 291-1962

Training Room 291-3803

Sports Information Office 291-3805

Hutcherson Center Press Row 291-3865

Wilder Field Press Box 291-3868

Athletic AdministrationDr. Greg Feris, AD 291-3801

[email protected]. Paul Sadler, FAR 291-1163

[email protected] Steed, AA 291-3800

[email protected] Jeffress, SID 291-3805

[email protected] Pirkey, AT 291-3803

[email protected] Assister, AT 291-3804

[email protected] Bass 291-3820

[email protected] McMillan 291-3821

[email protected] Cook 291-3821

[email protected] and DanceKristen Jones 291-3850

[email protected] CountryBrian Whitlock 291-3835

[email protected] Henderson 291-3855

[email protected] Sparkman 291-3856

[email protected]’s basketballMatt Garnett 291-3810

[email protected] Tuckness 291-3811

[email protected]’s BasketballTory Bryant 291-3815

[email protected] Huxen 291-3816

[email protected] Adams 291-3817

[email protected]’s and Women’s GolfTom Harp 291-3840

[email protected]’s soccerJamath Shoffner 291-3832

[email protected]’s SoccerShiloh Posey 291-3830

[email protected] Giacomazzi 291-3825

[email protected]’s & Women’s WrestlingJohnny Cobb 291-3845

[email protected] Meister 291-3846

[email protected]

aTHleTIC sTaff DIReCToRY

WBU ATHLETIC HISTORYFlying Queens Basketball ▪ 19 NAIA Nat’l Tourney appearances ▪ NAIA Nat’l Runner-up in ‘86, ‘92 ▪ 1997 Final Four appearance ▪ 1,480 Wins ▪ 29 NAIA All-AmericansPioneer Basketball ▪ NAIA Nat’l Runner-up in 1985 ▪ 14 NAIA Nat’l Tourn. appearances ▪ 23 NAIA All-AmericansPioneer Baseball ▪ NAIA District Final 4 finish in 1994 ▪ 5 NAIA Region VI Tournament berths ▪ 1 NAIA Opening Round appearance ▪ 14 NAIA All-AmericansPioneer Cross Country - Men ▪ 13 NAIA District 8 Championships ▪ 3 NAIA Championship appearances ▪ 1 NAIA Championship Runner-up ▪ 11 NAIA All-Americans ▪ 1 NAIA Individual ChampionPioneer Cross Country - Women ▪ 15 NAIA District 8 Championships ▪ 7 NAIA Championship Appearances ▪ 13 NAIA All-Americans

Pioneer Golf - Men ▪ 8 NAIA Championship Appearances ▪ 16 NAIA All-AmericansPioneer Track & Field - Men ▪ 5 NAIA Indoor Nat’l Team Titles ▪ 1 NAIA Outdoor Nat’l Team Title ▪ 6 NAIA Team Runner-up Titles ▪ 99 National Champions ▪ 439 NAIA All-AmericansPioneer Track & Field - Women ▪ 5 NAIA Indoor Nat’l Team Titles ▪ 2 Outdoor Nat’l Team Titles ▪ 8 Nat’l Team Runner-up Titles ▪ 108 National Champions ▪ 522 NAIA All-AmericansPioneer Volleyball ▪ NAIA District playoff berth in ‘93 ▪ 6 NAIA Regional Tourney appearances ▪ 1996 SAC Champions ▪ 1997 SAC Co-Champions ▪ 2008 SAC Tournament Champions ▪2010 SAC Tournament Finalist ▪ 2 NAIA All-Americans


2011 Pioneer Roster

## naMe Pos HT Cl HOMETOWN (PREV. SCHOOL)

1 Jaharys Archilla DS 5-2 Jr Miami, Fla. (Lake Sumter College)

2 Whitney Bryant DS 5-3 Sr Amarillo, Texas (Redlands CC)

3 Alissa Mitchell DS 5-6 Gr Clinton, Okla. (Clinton HS)

4 Catherine Hager M 6-1 Jr Hillsboro, Ore. (Col. of the Siskiyous)

5 Ashley Welch DS/L 5-7 So Plainview, Texas (Plainview HS)

7 Kate Trejos OH 5-10 Sr Bogotá, Colombia (Pratt JC)

8 Heather Choat S 5-7 Fr Lubbock, Texas (Coronado HS)

10 Tatiana González OH/M 6-0 Sr Bogotá, Colombia (Pratt JC)

11 Kimberli Harger OH 5-10 Sr Lubbock, Texas (Cooper HS)

13 Ashley Duff M 6-0 Fr San Antonio, Texas (Frisco HS)

17 Natasha Giacomazzi S/DS 5-5 So Canyon, TX (New Mexico State)

Head Coach Jim Giacomazzi

Jim Giacomazzi has manufactured a complete turn around in his four seasons at the helm of the Pioneer volleyball program.

In 2007, the Pioneers recorded their first winning season in nine years (23-17) and qualified for the NAIA Region VI Tournament for the first time in four years. Four new season records were established and five Pioneers received post-season honors.

The 2008 WBU netters won the program’s first-ever Sooner Athletic Conference Tournament Championship and achieved the second-best record

(26-8) in school history.

Last fall, the Pioneers reach-ed 20 wins for the fourth con-secutive season with a 21-9 mark and reached the SAC Tournament finals for the second time in three years. Giacomazzi also picked up his 200th career victory in 2010.

Giacomazzi moved to the Texas Panhandle in 1991 to take over as head volleyball coach at West Texas A&M University. He led the Lady Buffs to a 36-2 record that year and a NCAA Division II National Championship. He followed that up with a 30-11 record and a third place finish in the NCAA Elite 8 Tournament in 1992.

The following year he founded the Crown of Texas Volleyball Club, a highly successful organization which remains active today and of which he is director.

A member of the Professional Association of Volleyball Officials and the Panhandle Area Board of Officials, as well as the American Volleyball Coaches Association, Giacomazzi is a graduate of Azusa Pacific University.

He has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Christian Education and Biblical Educa-tion and a Master’s in Education from APU. He played professional baseball in the Chicago Cubs and San Diego Padres organizations from 1981 to 1983 before turning to coaching. He served as head volleyball coach at Oral Roberts Univer-sity and at the University of Nevada-Re-no, prior to moving to Canyon.

Giacomazzi and his wife, Trish, a principal for the Hereford Independent School District, have three children: Chris, Nick, and Natasha.


Year MP/sP Kills K/s K% a sa sa/s Digs D/s

2009 6/19 0 0.0 .000 3 0 0.0 44 2.3

2010 25/50 2 0.1 .667 1 0 0.0 46 0.9

Tot. 31/69 2 0.1 .333 4 0 0.0 90 1.3

Senior Profiles

#2 Whitney Bryant 5-3 ▪ senior ▪ l/Ds

Amarillo, Texas (Redlands CC)

2010 at WBU: played in 25 matches, averaging almost a dig a set... recorded a season-high 9 digs against Madonna Univ.

2009 at WBU: received a medical redshirt after suffering a shoulder injury very early in the season

Prior to WBU: 2007 NJCAA Region All-Tournament team while at Redlands Community College... was among the NJCAA Top 50 in digs... member of Phi Theta Kappa

High School: home schooled... played for coaches Stephanie and Ron Bankhead of the Amarillo Rockets... won back-to-back NCHAA Championships in 2005 and 2006... won 2005 and 2006 NCHAA All-Tournament team honors

Personal: majoring in Visual Arts with a minor in Religion... daughter of Marjorie Bryant and Gary Bryant... birthdate is October 17, 1988... plans to attend seminary in a few years and then go into children’s ministry or missions work


Year MP/sP Kills K/s K% a sa sa/s Digs D/s

2008 8/16 10 0.6 .048 1 1 0.1 18 1.1

2009 30/99 5 0.1 .043 29 28 0.3 230 2.3

2010 27/93 1 0.1 .111 3 2 0.1 178 1.9

Tot. 65/208 16 0.1 .054 33 31 0.2 426 2.1

Senior Profiles

#3 Alissa

Mitchell 5-6 ▪ Graduate ▪ Ds

Clinton, okla. (Clinton Hs)

2010 at WBU: Graduated magna cum laude in May with a degree in Molecular Biology and a minor in Chemistry... NAIA Scholar Athlete... WBU Award of Merit... played in 27 matches... tied a career-high with 21 digs at Oklahoma Baptist... hit the double-figure mark in digs 5 times

2009 at WBU: NAIA Scholar Athlete... WBU Award of Merit...saw action in all 30 matches... team service ace leader with 0.3 per set... recorded a career-high 4 aces at home against Southern Nazarene... posted a season-high 21 digs at home versus Oklahoma Baptist

2008 at WBU: played in 8 matches... averaged almost one kill and just over one dig... put down a season-high six kills and six digs against St. Gregory’s

High School: 2002 All-District volleyball in New Mexico... All-Region twice... 1st team All-State in 2005 at Clinton High School... 2005 Delta All-Conference... Delta All-Conference Tournament... 2005 MVP... 2003 All-District basketball in NM... 2005 and 2006 honorable mention All-State at CHS... state qualifier in 100m and 300m hurdles in 2003, 2004, and 2005 and 4x200m relay in 2005... National Honor Society... Academic All-State... Clinton High salutatorian

Personal: studying for her Master’s degree in Education... daughter of Terrill and Chloe Mitchell... attended one year at University of Central Oklahoma where she made the Dean’s List... birthday is July 19, 1987


Senior Profiles

#7 KateTrejos 5-10 ▪ senior ▪ oH

Bogatá, Colombia (Pratt JC)

2010 at WBU: SAC Newcomer of the Year... 1st Team All-Conference... AVCA All-Region... SAC Hitter of the Week... SAC Player of the Week... team Offensive MVP... team leader in kills, solo blocks and service aces... recorded a team and individual season-high 27 kills in a five-set match at Oklahoma Baptist... had a season-high 94 attack attempts in five-set match at home against Oklahoma Baptist... had a season-high 4 aces against both Mid-America Christian and Embry-Riddle (AZ)... posted team and individual season-high 7 blocks against John Brown... recorded 19 double-doubles on the year, including 7 straight to end the season

Prior to WBU: 2008 NJCAA Honorable Mention All-American while at Pratt Community College... 2008 Freshman of the Year... two-time 1st Team All-Conference/All-Region... #2 NJCAA hitter in 2008 with 605 kills and a .308 hitting percentage... 2009 team leader in service aces (36)

High School: played for Coach Fernando Flores at Instituto Colsubsidio de educacion

Personal: full name is Paula Katerin Trejos Lozano... majoring in Graphic Design with a minor in Spanish... daughter of Alberto Lozano... future plans are to attend gradute school and work toward a master’s degree in a furniture or management design program

Year MP/sP Kills K/s K% a sa Digs D/s bsolo basst Totb b/s

2010 28/105 364 3.5 .215 26 29 364 3.5 16 22 38 0.4


Senior Profiles

2010 at WBU: 2nd Team All-Conference... played in every set of every match in 2010... second on team in total blocks... recorded a season-high 25 digs in a four-set match against John Brown... put down a season-high 5 blocks in that same match against John Brown... had season-high 10 kills in conference-tournament win over Lubbock Christian

Prior to WBU: two-time 1st team All Conference/All-Region honoree while at Pratt Community College... led PCC with 249 digs and was second with 44 blocks in 2009

High School: played for Coach Gustovo Almanza at Inmaculado Corazón de Maria

Personal: full name is Tatiana González Rodriguez... majoring in Graphic Design with a minor in Spanish... daughter of Maria Teresa Rodriguez... birthdate is February 1, 1986... future plan is to enroll in the Master’s program at Savannah University of Art & Design and eventually work as a graphic designer in either animation or illustration


2010 29/108 176 1.6 .208 37 10 344 3.2 5 57 62 0.6

#10 TatianaGonzález

6-0 ▪ senior ▪ MH Bogatá, Colombia (Pratt JC)


2010 at WBU: Honorable Mention All-Conference... came back to play in every set of every match less than a year after undergoing knee surgery... third on team in blocks... recorded a career-high 29 digs in five set match at home against Oklahoma Baptist... picked up season-high 11 kills against John Brown... hit the double-figure mark in digs 15 times during season

2009 at WBU: 2nd team All-Conference selection despite missing the final eight matches of the season with a knee injury... WBU Co-MVP... team leader in kills per game and digs per game... tied for team lead in passing... career high with 22 kills versus Midwestern State University... also posted 22 digs in the match at MSU... recorded 20 kills and 20 digs against College of the Ozarks... had a career high 5.5 total blocks, including 5 solo blocks, versus St. Gregory’s... posted eight double-doubles on the season

2008 at WBU: 2nd team All-Conference selection... SAC Player of the Week... named WBU Newcomer of the Year... played in all 34 matches... second on team in kills and third in blocks... had a season-high 17 kills against Southern Nazarene... recorded 25 digs against Oklahoma Baptist and five blocks versus John Brown... had a team-best 16 double-doubles... surpassed the 20 dig mark three times

High School: played for Coach Tami Gunset at Cooper High... 2007 Class 3A All-State... 2007 All-Star... 2007 All-City... 2007 District 4-3A Most Valuable Player... 2007-08 All-State basketball... 2006 2nd team All-City... 2006 District 4-3A Offensive MVP... 2005 1st team All-District... Academic All-State volleyball and basketball

Personal: majoring in Biology with a minor in Psychology... daughter of Shelli Harger... birthday is September 29, 1989... future plan is to become a physical therapist

Senior Profiles


2008 34/132 319 2.4 .195 24 31 396 3.0 20 38 58 0.4

2009 22/78 214 2.7 .217 27 19 278 3.6 14 19 33 0.4

2010 29/108 165 1.5 .207 78 15 333 3.1 6 42 48 0.4

Tot. 85/318 698 2.2 .205 129 65 1007 3.2 40 99 139 0.4

#11 KimberliHarger 5-10 ▪ senior ▪ oH

Lubbock, Texas (Coronado HS)


Pioneer Profiles

#1 Jahayrs Archilla

5-2 ▪ Junior ▪ Ds Miami, fla.

(lake sumter College)

Prior to WBU: previously played at Lake Sumter College where she was a 1st team All-Conference selection... ranked #23 in 2009 NJCAA Division I digs... named a 2008 NJCAA Defensive Player of the Week... totaled 464 digs in 2009... had 319 digs and 25 aces in 2008

High School: lettered in volleyball at Felix Varela High School... 2008 All-Dade team... Defensive MVP... GMAC Champions in 2007 with a record of 26-4

Personal: majoring in Health Administration... daughter of Rosa J. Robles... birthdate is May 22, 1989

#4 Catherine

Hager 6-1 ▪ Junior ▪ Rs

Hillsboro, ore. (Col. of the siskiyous)

Prior to WBU: transferred from College of the Siskiyous in Cali-fornia

High School: lettered in volleyball, basketball and track & field at Glencoe High School... finished 7th at the 2008 Oregon State Volleyball Championships... finsihed 7th at 2007 Oregon State Basketball Championships

Personal: majoring in Criminal Justice... daughter of Tuleen and Jerry Brown... birthdate is November 14, 1990

#5

AshleyWelch

5-7 ▪ soph. ▪ Ds Plainview, Texas (Plainview HS)

2010 at WBU: saw action in 6 matches... recorded a season-high three digs against West Texas A&M

High School: played for Coach Torri Hatch at Plainview High... two-time 1st Team All-District 4-4A... 2008 District 4-4A Most Valuable Libero... PHS Community Service Award

Personal: majoring in Exercise & Sport Science... daughter of Torri and Wally Hatch and Steve and Donna Welch... birthdate is October 1, 1991

Year MP/sP Kills a sa Digs D/s

2010 6/8 0 0 0 5 0.6


Pioneer Profiles

#8HeatherChoat 5-7 ▪ fr ▪ s Lubbock, Texas (Coronado Hs)

High School: lettered in volleyball at Coronado High School... 2nd Team All-District... 2nd Team All-City

Personal: majoring in Biology with a minor in Psychology... daughter of Daneen Haley... birthdate is January 11, 1993... future plan is to become an occupational therapist

High School: lettered in volleyball at Frisco High School... 1st team All-District... Leadership Honors

Personal: undecided major... daughter of Shannan Lawyer... birthdate is May 4, 1992

#17

NatashaGiacomazzi 5-5 ▪ soph. ▪ s/Ds

Canyon, Texas (New Mexico State)

Prior to WBU: appeared in nine matches at New Mexico State University in 2010

High School: lettered in both soccer and volleyball at Hereford High School... as a setter and libero, helped lead HHS to a state championship in 2008, the regional finals in 2009 and a state runner-up finish in 2006... State All-Tournament team in 2008 and 2009... tallied 1,111 assists and 39 service aces in 2009... led her club team to a High Performance Championship in 2006 and a third-place finish in the High Performance Tourna-ment in 2009

Personal: majoring in Secondary Education... daughter of Jim and Trish Giacomazzi... birthdate is March 11, 1992

#13 Ashley Duff

6-0 ▪ fr ▪ MH San Antonio, Texas

(frisco Hs)


Professional Team(s) Professional athlete(s) Sport (other than volleyball)

Jaharys Brazilian volleyball team Auri Cruz (Puerto Rican VB player) soccer

Whitney Kansas City Chiefs Sam Bradford football

Alissa Kansas City Chiefs Drew Brees football

Catherine Portland Trailblazers Tim Tebow frisbee football

Ashley W. Miami Heat Dwayne Wade basketball or baseball

Kate Barcelona Virna (Brazilian VB player) tennis

Heather Yankees Misty May-Trainor baseball

Tatiana Brazilian volleyball team Jordan, Pele, and Giva soccer or tennis

Kimberli Texas Rangers --- baseball

Ashley D. Spurs Misty May-Trainor ---

Natasha Boston Red Sox David Beckham soccer

Healthy food Junk food

Jaharys chicken breat & salad Taco Bell & Moe’s Southern Grill

Whitney watermelon Reeses

Alissa kiwi M&M McFlurry

Catherine strawberries Milky Way

Ashley W. apples pizza

Kate fruit hamburger

Heather grapes chocolate chip cookie

Tatiana fruit chips

Kimberli pineapple ice cream

Ashley D. grapes fries

Natasha peaches Hot Pockets

Movie book song singer or band

Jaharys Remember the Titans The Five Languages of Love Party Rock Anthem Nejo & Dalmata / Pitbull

Whitney Guys & Dolls Captivating Praise You with a Dance Skillet

Alissa Elf The Shack Blessings ---

Catherine PS I Love You Disability Acceptance Peacock or Ring of Fire Katy Perry

Ashley W. The Notebook The Color Purple Crazy Girl Carrie Underwood

Kate Rio Perfume Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You Fonseca

Heather Inception The Host Blind Koha

Tatiana Rio or I Am Sam The Secret Marry Me Maná or Fonseca

Kimberli Bride Wars Bible Blessings Lady Antebellum

Ashley D. Star Wars When the Wind Blows Back Around ---

Natasha The Grinch The Hunger Games Country Girl (Shake it for me) Nicki Minaj

A Few of our Favorite Things


name sP MP K K/G e Ta Pct asst sa Re Digs D/s Tb b/s

#2 Whitney Bryant 50 25 2 0.04 0 3 .667 1 0 6 46 0.9 0 0.0

#3 Alissa Mitchell 93 27 1 0.01 0 9 .111 3 2 11 178 1.9 0 0.0

#4 Keliesha Carter 41 23 48 1.17 19 115 .252 1 2 1 30 0.7 4 0.1

#5 Ashley Welch 8 6 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0 2 5 0.6 0 0.0

#6 Desiree Luevano 102 28 316 3.10 121 962 .203 23 9 11 360 3.5 29 0.3

#7 Kate Trejos 105 28 364 3.47 132 1079 .215 26 29 5 364 3.5 38 0.4

#8 Anika Voigt 108 29 100 0.93 37 368 .171 1096 18 0 422 3.9 40 0.4

#10 Tatiana Gonzalez 108 29 176 1.63 65 534 .208 37 10 14 344 3.2 62 0.6

#11 Kimberli Harger 108 29 165 1.53 56 526 .207 78 15 29 333 3.1 48 0.4

#29 Jennifer Wyatt 108 29 229 2.12 64 612 .270 25 16 3 98 0.9 72 0.7

(20-9, 10-4) Totals: 108 29 1401 12.97 494 4208 .216 1290 101 97 2180 20.2 177.5 1.6

DaTe oPPonenT W/L sCoRe-bY-GaMe

8/26 Olivet Nazarene 3-0 W 25-15, 25-23, 25-21

8/27 Embry-Riddle AZ 3-0 W 25-15, 25-13, 25-7

8/28 York College 3-0 W 25-13, 25-17, 25-12

9/2 @ Embry-Riddle FL 1-3 L 17-25, 14-25, 25-20, 25-27

9/3 v. Lewis & Clark St. 1-3 L 17-25, 25-23, 17-25, 21-25

9/4 v. Univ. of NW Ohio 2-3 L 22-25, 25-17, 15-25, 25-14, 14-16

9/4 v. Madonna 3-2 W 19-25, 25-16, 25-18, 13-25, 15-13

9/10 v. Holy Names 3-0 W 25-12, 25-15, 25-19

9/10 @ Embry-Riddle AZ 3-0 W 25-13, 25-14, 25-16

9/14 *LCU 1-3 L 21-25, 22-25, 28-26, 22-25

9/21 @ West Texas A&M 0-3 L 16-25, 9-25, 23-25

9/24 *St. Gregory’s 3-0 W 25-14, 25-11, 25-7

9/25 *OK Baptist 2-3 L 23-25, 25-20, 25-23, 23-25, 10-15

10/1 @ *John Brown 3-1 W 11-25, 25-23, 25-22, 25-18

10/2 @ *Mid-America 3-0 W 25-10, 25-17, 25-18

DaTe oPPonenT W/L sCoRe-bY-GaMe

10/5 UT-Permian Basin 3-0 W 25-14, 25-20, 25-18

10/8 *Southern Naz 3-0 W 25-18, 25-16, 25-19

10/9 *OK City 3-0 W 25-22, 25-18, 25-17

10/12 @ *LCU 3-2 W 25-13, 23-25, 23-25, 25-12, 15-12

10/22 @ *OK Baptist 2-3 L 26-24, 25-23, 19-25, 24-26, 13-15

10/23 @ *St. Gregory’s 3-0 W 25-15, 25-14, 25-16

10/26 Midwestern St 3-1 W 25-15, 11-25, 25-21, 25-21

10/29 *Mid-America 3-0 W 25-17, 25-18, 25-22

10/30 *John Brown 3-1 W 25-21, 23-25, 25-15, 25-18

11/5 @ *OK City 0-3 L 24-26, 21-25, 14-25

11/6 @ *Southern Naz 3-1 W 25-23, 23-25, 25-15, 25-20

11/12 v. **John Brown 3-1 W 25-18, 27-25, 24-26, 25-14

11/12 v. **LCU 3-2 W 25-19, 19-25, 25-15, 20-25, 15-11

11/3 v. **OK City 1-3 L 25-14, 23-25, 21-25, 21-25

Overall Record: 20-9Conference: 10-4

Home: 10-2Away: 6-4

Neutral: 4-3

* Sooner Athletic Conference match** Sooner Athletic Conference Tournament (held at Oklahoma Baptist)

2010 Results & Stats


2010 Conference Results

2010 SOONER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE sTanDInGs

most Valuable player: Rachel Stuyvesant, Lubbock Christian

Most Valuable Player: Xiaoting Ma, Oklahoma CityFreshman of the Year: Rupia Inck, OK Baptist

Newcomer of the Year: Kate Trejos, Wayland BaptistHitter of the Year: Xiaoting Ma, Oklahoma City

Setter of the Year: Jordan Goings, Lubbock ChristianLibero of the Year: Cami Weimer, Oklahoma BaptistCoach of the Year: Anna Howle, Oklahoma Baptist

first TeamAlex Benbrook, Oklahoma CitySabra Clark, Oklahoma Baptist

Jordan Goings, Lubbock ChristianRupia Inck, Oklahoma Baptist

Elissa Loynes, Lubbock ChristianXiaotang Ma, Oklahoma City

Kristin Pressley, Oklahoma BaptistCris Smith, Mid-America ChristianTaryn Steele, Southern Nazarene

Kate Trejos, Wayland BaptistAnika Voigt, Wayland Baptist

Cami Weimer, Oklahoma Baptist

second TeamTarah Derden, Oklahoma Baptist

Erin Didier, John BrownTatiana Gonzalez, Wayland BaptistMelissa Green, Lubbock Christian

Brittany Johnson, Lubbock ChristianBailey Jones, Lubbock Christian

Morgan Loewen, Southern NazareneDesiree Luevano, Wayland Baptist

Nikki Ralston, Lubbock ChristianAlli Rankin, John Brown

Skyler Strahm, Oklahoma BaptistJennifer Wyatt, Wayland Baptist

2010 SOONER ATHLETIC CONFERENCEsTaTIsTICal leaDeRs

name s Kills errs Tot Pct

1. Allie Rankin, JBU 125 270 74 681 .288

2. Elissa Loynes, LCU 118 374 107 929 .287

3. Cris Smith, MACU 141 506 153 1251 .282

4. Xiaoting Ma, OCU 142 596 180 1487 .280

5. Jennifer Wyatt, WBU 108 229 64 612 .270

Hitting Percentage

name s Kills K/s

1. Xiaoting Ma, OCU 142 596 4.2

2. Rupia Inck, OBU 137 553 4.0

3. Cris Smith, MACU 141 506 3.6

4. Kate Trejos, WBU 105 364 3.5

5. Kristin Pressley, OBU 118 397 3.4

Kills

name s asst a/s

1. Sabra Clark, OBU 139 1496 10.8

2. Jordan Goings, LCU 97 1020 10.5

3. Anika Voigt, WBU 108 1096 10.2

4. Calie Solie, MACU 145 1170 8.1

5. Alyssa Hanson, JBU 125 916 7.3

assists

school saC Overall

Oklahoma Baptist 12-2 .857 26-10 .722

Lubbock Christian 11-3 .786 25-8 .758

Wayland Baptist 10-4 .714 20-9 .690

Oklahoma City 9-5 .643 23-14 .622

Southern Nazarene 6-8 .429 21-16 .568

John Brown 5-9 .357 18-17 .514

Mid-America Christian 3-11 .214 15-24 .385

St. Gregory’s 0-13 .000 8-20 .286

name s solo asst Tot b/s

1. Alex Benbrook, OCU 142 38 95 133 0.9

2. Angela Evans, SNU 128 25 89 114 0.9

3. Brittany Johnson, LCU 116 19 81 100 0.9

4. Cris Smith, MACU 141 26 85 111 0.8

5. Skyler Strahm, OBU 141 9 99 108 0.8

blocks

name s Digs D/s

1. Cami Weimer, OBU 138 677 4.9

2. Nikki Ralston, LCU 118 513 4.4

3. Sarah Jordan, JBU 128 552 4.3

3. Shelbi Johnson, MACU 145 625 4.3

5. Victoria Cross, OCU 117 481 4.1

Digs

2010 all-sooneR aTHleTIC ConfeRenCe

2010 SAC CHAMPIONSHIPToURnaMenT ResUlTs

first Round#3 Wayland Baptist def. #6 John Brown, 3-1

#4 Oklahoma City def. #5 Southern Nazarene, 3-1

semi-finals#3 Wayland Baptist def. #2 Lubbock Christian, 3-2#4 Oklahoma City def. #1 Oklahoma Baptist, 3-2

Championship#4 Oklahoma City def. #3 Wayland Baptist, 3-1

Honorable Mention: Angela Evans, Sarah Groesbeck and Kira Roberts, SNU; Chassie Hamilton, OBU; Alyssa Hansen, Sarah Jordan and Amber Wilson, JBU; Kimberli Harger, WBU; Shelbie Johnson and Calle Solie, MACU; Vicky Murphy and Raissa Santos of OCU; Brittania Simmons, SGU


Pioneer Recordbook

InDIVIDUal ReCoRDs

KIllsMatch: 32, Serenity King v. Col of the SW, 1999Season: 530, Analicia Estrada, 2007

aTTeMPTsMatch: 94, Kate Trejos v. OK Baptist, 2010Season: 1660, Analicia Estrada, 2007

HITTInG PeRCenTaGeMatch: .917, Taylor-Ann Harbert v. HSU, 1992(MINIMUM: 250 Attempts)Season: .372, Nicole Kinn, 2006

assIsTsMatch: 72, Caryn Clem v. Dallas Baptist, 1999Season: 1425, Abby Loerwald, 2005

DIGsMatch: 36, Staci Wilt v. SNU, 11/13/09Season: 656, Candy Fletcher, 2002

bloCK solosMatch: 10, Taylor-Ann Harbert v. MSU, 1993Season: 71, Amy Smith, 2003

CaReeR ReCoRDsKIlls1. Amy Smith (00-03) 15792. Kristee Turpin (96-99) 15073. Serenity King (96-99) 14394. Randi Trew (04-06) 12525. Carrie Walters (96-98) 1231

KIll aTTeMPTs1. Kristee Turpin (96-99) 42292. Serenity King (96-99) 39983. Amy Smith (00-03) 37054. Analicia Estrada (05-07, 09) 35625. Desiree Luevano (07-10) 3551

HITTInG PeRCenTaGe (min. 200 a/yr)1. Melody Teel-Garcia (91-93) .3112. Amy Smith (00-03) .2963. Taylor Ann Harbert (92-93) .2464. Jennifer Wyatt (07-10) .2435. Audrey Hemminger (06-09) .240

assIsTs1. Anika Voigt (07-10) 41992. Terrie Walters (96-98) 39353. Abby Loerwald (03-06) 39154. Vanessa Flores (91-92) 22355. Kari Gibson (99-02) 2221

seRVICe aCes1. Kristee Turpin (96-99) 1742. Serenity King (96-99) 1653. Terrie Walters (96-98) 1474. Jenny Fletcher (99-02) 1434. Analicia Estrada (05-07, 09) 143

DIGs1. Anika Voigt (07-10) 17112. Desiree Luevano (07-10) 15333. Kari Gibson (99-02) 13844. Kristee Turpin (96-99) 13645. Heather Harrison (92-95) 1302

bloCK solos1. Amy Smith (00-03) 1662. MaryGrace Moore (03-05) 983. Amy Rice (03-04) 804. Taylor Ann Harbert (92-93) 765. Analicia Estrada (05-07, 09) 69

bloCK assIsTs1. Amy Smith (00-03) 3572. Jennifer Worth (98-01) 2293. Jennifer Wyatt (07-10) 2224. Traci Phipps (99-02) 2085. Audrey Hemminger (06-09) 205

ToTal bloCKs1. Amy Smith (00-03) 5232. Jennifer Wyatt (07-10) 2803. Jennifer Worth (98-01) 2754. Audrey Hemminger (06-09) 2675. Traci Phipps (99-02) 264

TeaM ReCoRDs

WINS, SEASONMost: 30, 1996Fewest: 2, 1994

ConseCUTIVeTotal: 27, 1996To Start Season: 11, 2009

losses, seasonFewest: 2, 1996Most: 33, 1993

KIllsMatch: 99 v. College of the Southwest, 1999Season: 2023, 2006

aTTeMPTsMatch: 282 v. Lubbock Christian, 1996Season: 6380, 2007

HITTInG PeRCenTaGeMatch: .488 v. St. Gregory’s, 2010Season: .223, 2006

assIsTsMatch: 88 v. College of the Southwest, 1999Season: 1779, 2006

DIGsMatch: 145 v. UT-Permian Basin, 2000Season: 3265, 2007

seRVICe aCesMatch: 18 v. SGU, 2007; Midwestern State, 1992Season: 346, 2007

bloCK solosMatch: 12 v. McMurry, 1996; HSU, 1993Season: 146, 2007

bloCK assIsTsMatch: 35 v. Newman Univ., 2000Season: 538, 2006

ToTal bloCKsMatch: 37 vs. Newman Univ., 2000Season: 430, 2001

bloCK assIsTsMatch: 9, Dori Grant v. Sul Ross, 1995; Joi Stanley v. Newman, 2000Season: 149, Nicole Kinn, 2006

ToTal bloCKsMatch: 17, Taylor-Ann Harbert v. MSU, 1993Season: 180, Amy Smith, 2003; Nicole Kinn, 2006

seRVICe aCesMatch: 7, several times - most recent - Kristee Turpin v. HSU, 1999Season: 78, Randi Trew, 2006

CoaCHInG ReCoRDs

Coach Yrs seasons W/L Pct

Debbie Hendricks 2 1991-92 36-34 .514

Amy Lassetter 2 1993-94 6-61 .090

Brad Borden 6 1995-00 104-84 .553

Kristee Turpin 4 2001-04 53-88 .376

Dr. Bob Howard 2 2005-06 31-46 .403

Jim Giacomazzi 4 2007-10 90-43 .677

Totals 20 1991-10 320-356 .473

YeaR-bY-YeaR ReCoRDs

Year Coach W/L (Conf) Post-season

1991 Hendricks 11-24 ---

1992 Hendricks 25-10 ---

1993 Lassetter 4-33 ---

1994 Lassetter 2-28 ---

1995 Borden 12-18 ---

1996 Borden 30-2 (6-0) Sect. ChampsSAC ChampsSW Reg. Tour.

1997 Borden 21-11 (5-1) SAC Co-ChampsSW Reg. Tour.

1998 Borden 20-14 (4-2) SW Reg. Tour.

1999 Borden 14-18 (1-5) Sub-Reg. Tour.

2000 Borden 7-21 (0-6) ---

2001 Turpin 13-19 (2-6) ---

2002 Turpin 18-24 (3-5) ---

2003 Turpin 17-19 (3-3) Region VI Tour.

2004 Turpin 5-26 (0-6) ---

2005 Howard 13-22 (2-6) ---

2006 Howard 18-24 (2-8) ---

2007 Giacomazzi 23-17 (7-5) Region VI Tour.

2008 Giacomazzi 26-8 (10-4) SAC Tour Champsmps

2009 Giacomazzi 21-9 (8-6) SAC Tourn.

2010 Giacomazzi 20-9 (10-4) SAC Tourn. Finalist


Pioneer RecordbookInDIVIDUal HonoRs

Year athlete/Honor1991 Vanessa Flores 1st Tm All-District Melody Teel 2nd Tm All-District, Academic All-District

1992 Melody Teel NAIA Scholar Athlete

1994 Heather Harrison NAIA Scholar Athlete

1995 Heather Harrison NAIA Scholar Athlete Crystal Kelley All-SAC1996 Serenity King 2nd Tm All-Section, All-SAC Kristee Turpin 2nd Tm All-Region, 1st Tm All-Section, All-SAC Carrie Walters 1st Tm All-Region, 1st Tm All-Section, All-SAC Sectional Player of the Week Terrie Walters All-SAC

1997 Kristee Turpin 1st Tm Al-Region, All-SAC 2-time SAC Player of the Week Carrie Walters 1st Tm All-Region, All-SAC 2-time SAC Player of the Week Terrie Walters 2nd Tm All-Region, All-SAC SW Region Setter of the Week 3-time SAC Setter of the Week

1998 Serenity King NAIA Scholar Athlete 1st Tm All-Region, 1st Team All-SAC 3-time SAC Player of the Week Kristee Turpin 2nd Tm All-Region, 1st Team All-SAC Terrie Walters 2nd Tm All-Region, 1st Team All-SAC SW Region Setter of the Week 3-time SAC Setter of the Week

1999 Serenity King NAIA Scholar Athlete, 1st Team All- Region VI, 1st Team All-SAC Kristee Turpin 2nd Tm All-Region VI, 2nd Tm All-SAC Jennifer Worth 2nd Tm All-SAC

2001 Jennifer Worth 3rd Tm All-SAC, Region VI POW

2002 Kari Gibson 2nd Tm All-SAC, NAIA Scholar Athlete Amy Smith 1st Tm All-SAC, 1st Team All-Region SAC Front Row Specialist of the Year, Region Front Row Specialist of the Year Joi Stanley NAIA Scholar Athlete

2003 Joi (Stanley) Jenkins NAIA Scholar Athlete MaryGrace Moore 1st Tm All-SAC, SAC Newcomer of the Year

Year athlete/Honor2003 Amy Rice(contd) 2nd Tm All-SAC, SAC Freshman of the Year Amy Smith 1st Tm All-SAC, 1st Team All-Region SAC Front Row Specialist of the Year NAIA Honorable Mention All-American Keitha Tyler 2nd Tm All-SAC, NAIA Scholar Athlete

2004 Krissa Johnson 2nd Tm All-SAC, 2nd Team All-Region MaryGrace Moore 2nd Tm All-SAC, NAIA Scholar Athlete Randi Trew 2nd Tm All-SAC, 2nd Team All-Region

2005 Abby Loerwald 2nd Tm All-SAC MaryGrace Moore 1st Tm All-SAC, 2nd Team All-Region Randi Trew 2nd Tm All-SAC, 2nd Team All-Region

2006 Randi Trew 1st Tm All-SAC, 2nd Team All-Region Nicole Kinn 2nd Tm All-SAC

2007 Hailey Clark NAIA Scholar Athlete Analicia Estrada 1st Tm All-SAC, 1st Team All-Region Audrey Hemminger 2nd Tm All-SAC Bethany Lewis NAIA Scholar Athlete Desiree Luevano SAC All-Tournament Anika Voigt 2nd Tm All-SAC

2008 Hailey Clark NAIA Scholar Athlete Kimberli Harger 2nd Tm All-SAC SAC Player of the Week Audrey Hemminger SAC All-Tournament Bethany Lewis NAIA Scholar Athlete

Year athlete/Honor2008 Desiree Luevano(contd) 2nd Tm All-SAC SAC Player of the Week Anika Voigt 2nd Tm All-SAC SAC Tournament MVP Jennifer Wyatt 1st Tm All-SAC, SAC All-Tournament AVCA HM All-American

2009 Kimberli Harger 2nd Tm All-SAC Desiree Luevano NAIA Scholar Athlete Alissa Mitchell NAIA Scholar Athlete Anika Voigt 1st Tm All-SAC, 2-time SAC Setter of the Week, SAC Player of the Week AVCA HM All-American Staci Wilt SAC Libero of the Week Jennifer Wyatt 2nd Tm All-SAC, SAC All-Tournament

2010 Anika Voigt NAIA HM All-American, 1st Tm All-SAC, SAC All-Tournament AVCA All-Region Kate Trejos SAC Newcomer of the Year, 1st Tm All-SAC, SAC Hitter of the Week, SAC Player of the Week, AVCA All-Region Tatiana Gonzalez 2nd Tm All-SAC Desiree Luevano NAIA Scholar Athlete, 2nd Tm All-SAC SAC Hitter of the Week, COSIDA Academic All-District 2nd Tm Jennifer Wyatt 2nd Tm All-SAC Alissa Mitchell NAIA Scholar Athlete Keliesha Carter NAIA Scholar Athlete

Anika Voigt became the second Pioneer to earn NAIA All-American honors in 2010. Kate Trejos was named as Sooner Athletic Conference Newcomer of the Year, and both WBU netters also were honored as 1st Team All-Conference selections.


Pioneer Recordbookall-TIMe RosTeR

Player seasons Letters

Armstrong, Robyn 1992 1

Banning, Brittany 2006-07 2

Bell, Lani 1994 1

Brandon, Julia 1994 1

Brown, Bailey 2006 1

Bryant, Whitney 2010 1

Buckner, LaVoris 2002-05 4

Clark, Hailey 2005-08 4

Clem, Caryn 1999 1

Coombes, Hillary 1998 1

Cortazar, Laura 2006 1

Davis, Sabrina 2008-09 2

Dunnam, Kourtney 2004 1

Eads, Lynnette 1994 1

Eiben, Daynette 1991-92 2

Eicke, T’Leah 2002-05 4

Estrada, Analicia 2005-07, 09 4

Evers, Jessica 1995-98 4

Felan, Lori 1993-95 3

Fletcher, Candice 2001-02 2

Fletcher, Jenny 1999-02 4

Flisowski, Trista 1992 1

Flores, Vanessa 1991-92 2

Garcia, Melody 1993 1

Garvey, Micah 2001-02 2

Gibson, Kari 1999-02 4

Glover, Tukessa 1995 1

Goen, Jessica 1996 1

Gonzalez, Tatiana 2010 1

Grant, Dori 1992, 94-95 3

Graves, Kerry 1991, 93 2

Hammit, Lorrie 2000-02 3

Harbert, Taylor-Ann 1992-93 2

Harger, Kimberli 2008-10 3

Harrison, Heather 1992-95 4

Harrison, Micah 1996 1

Havins, Lindsey 2001-02 2

Hemminger, Audrey 2006-09 4

Hill, Haley 2009 1

Hiller, Jennifer 2002-03 2

Hodge, Joni 1999-00 2

Hodges, Kriste 1991 1


Jay, Amber 2002-03 2

Jenkins, Joi Stanley 1999-02 4

Johnson, Krissa 2004 1

Jones, Sara 2003 1

Jones, Tami 1992-93 2

Kelley, Crystal 1995-96 2

King, Serenity 1996-99 4

King, Vinilla 1995-96 2

Kinn, Nicole 2006 1

Knapp, Claire 1991 1

Lacefield, Deanna 1991 1

Laos, Tandi Morton 2000-01, 03 3

Lee, Tissie 1997-98 2

Lewis, Bethany 2005-08 4

Liedecke, Anna 1994 1

Loerwald, Abby 2003-06 4

Lozano, Tina 1993 1

Luevano, Desiree 2007-10 4

Malleck, Katie 2008 1

Martin, Krista 1994-95 2

McCarthy, Sherry 1991 1

Mitchell, Alissa 2008-10 3

Montoya, Cyril 1992-93 2

Moore, MaryGrace 2003-05 3

Moos, Michelle 1998-99 2

Phillips, Mari 1991 1

Phipps, Traci 1999-02 4

Ramsey, Keitha 1997 1

Reasoner, Angel 1995-96 2

Rice, Amy 2003-04 2

Richards, Ashleah 2007 1

Ross Carter, Keliesha 2006, 2010 2

Sanders, Renee 2006 1

Satterfield, Kara 2003 1

Scott, Darla 1992-93 2

Shafer, Heather 2003 1

Sharp, Stevi 2007 1

Simpson, Ashlee 2004 1

Smith, Amy 2000-03 4

Stewart, Donetta Bingham 1996-97, 99 3

Stridde, Cari Lynn 2001 1


Teafatiller, Jada 2002, 04-05 3

Teel, Melody 1991-92 2

Treat, Vanessa 2007 1

Trejos, Kate 2010 1

Trew, Randi 2004-06 3

Trout, Allison 1996 1

Turpin, Kristee 1996-99 4

Tyler, Keitha 2000-03 4

Voigt, Anika 2007-10 4

Vote, Dori 1994 1

Walters, Carrie 1996-98 3

Walters, Terrie 1996-98 3

Weddel, Alyssa 2003 1

Weiss, Jessica 2006-08 3

Welch, Ashley 2010 1

Wilcox, Miriam 1998-00 3

Wilt, Staci 2007-09 3

Worley, Christi 1996-98 3

Worth, Jennifer 1998-01 4

Wright, Kendra 1998 1

Wyatt, Jennifer 2007-10 4


seRIes ReCoRDs Vs. oPPonenTs

Pioneer Recordbook

opponent Won lost last Match scoreAbilene Christian 1 8 9-10-05 0-3Ambassador College 3 4 2-28-95 0-3Angelo State 0 8 9-9-05 2-3Ashford Univ. 1 0 9-18-09 3-1Austin College 5 2 10-14-06 0-3Avila Univ. (MO) 0 1 9-12-03 2-3

Bacone (OK) 1 0 8-29-03 3-0Baker Univ. (KS) 1 0 9-12-03 3-1Belhaven College (MS) 0 1 9-15-07 0-3Bethel College (KS) 1 0 9-27-02 3-2

Cameron Univ. (OK) 0 4 9-28-09 1-3Central Bible College 0 1 10-8-94 1-2Central State (OH) 0 1 1991 0-3Christian Heritage 0 1 10-27-97 2-3Col. of the Ozarks 2 1 9-5-09 3-0Col. of the Southwest 16 17 10-23-07 3-1Colorado Christian 0 1 1992 0-3CSU-Pueblo (Southern CO) 1 2 1992 3-0Columbia (MO) 0 1 10-15-04 0-3Concordia-Austin 1 0 9-5-03 3-0Concordia (CA) 2 0 10-15-00 3-2Concordia (NE) 1 0 9-11-09 3-0CU-Colorado Springs 1 0 8-29-98 3-0

Dakota Wesleyan 1 0 8-25-07 3-1Dallas Baptist 10 13 9-11-04 1-3Dillard Univ. (LA) 1 0 10-17-08 3-0Drury 0 1 9-21-02 0-3

Eastern New Mexico 2 19 9-23-08 2-3East Texas Baptist 1 0 9-4-99 3-1Embry-Riddle AZ 2 0 9-10-10 3-0Embry-Riddle FL 0 1 9-2-10 1-3

Friends Univ. (KS) 0 1 9-2-95 0-3

Graceland College (IA) 0 2 10-21-06 0-3

Hannibal-LaGrange (MO) 1 0 9-13-08 3-1Haskell Indian College 1 0 10-1-04 3-0Hardin Simmons 17 6 9-2-06 3-2Harris-Stowe State 1 0 9-5-09 3-0Hastings College (NE) 1 1 9-19-09 3-1Hendrix College 1 0 10-14-06 3-0Holy Names 1 0 9-10-10 3-0Houston Baptist 2 12 9-23-05 0-3Howard Payne 14 5 9-11-09 3-0Huston Tillotson 14 4 8-20-08 3-0

Incarnate Word 1 5 9-3-99 0-3

Jarvis Christian 1 0 9-7-02 3-0John Brown 15 21 11-12-10 3-1

Kansas Wesleyan 0 2 9-13-03 2-3

Lee Univ. (TN) 0 1 9-13-08 1-3LeTourneau Univ. 2 0 10-13-06 3-1Lewis & Clark State 0 1 9-3-10 1-3Lindenwood (MO) 0 1 10-21-06 0-3Lindsey Wilson (KY) 1 0 9-14-07 3-2Loyola (LA) 2 3 10-18-08 3-2Lubbock Christian 8 48 11-12-10 3-2

Madonna 1 0 9-4-10 3-2Mary Hardin Baylor 5 6 8-31-07 3-0McMurry 7 5 9-16-06 3-0

opponent Won lost last Match scoreMid-America Bible 2 0 10-1-96 3-1Mid-America Christian 9 0 10-29-10 3-0Midwestern State 7 13 10-26-10 3-1Mississippi College 1 0 10-29-05 3-0Morningside College 1 0 9-19-09 3-1

National Christian 1 1 10-18-99 3-0New Mexico Highlands 4 2 9-2-94 0-2Newman (KS) 1 2 9-3-04 0-3Northern Montana 0 1 1992 1-3NW Missouri State 0 1 10-26-01 1-3

Oklahoma Baptist 5 3 10-22-10 2-3Oklahoma City 4 10 11-13-10 1-3OK Panhandle State 8 1 8-30-08 3-1OK (Bartlesville) Wesleyan 2 1 8-25-07 3-1Olivet Nazarene 1 0 8-26-10 3-0Ouchita Baptist 1 0 9-11-99 3-1Our Lady of the Lake 1 0 11-3-07 3-2

Park Univ. (MO) 1 0 10-26-01 3-0Paul Quinn 1 0 9-25-97 3-0Peru State (NE) 1 0 10-2-04 3-0

Reinhard College (GA) 1 0 10-18-08 3-1

Schreiner (TX) 0 1 9-1-00 0-3SE Oklahoma State 1 1 10-13-06 0-3Southern Nazarene 21 18 11-6-10 3-1SW Assemblies of God 5 3 8-28-08 3-0Southwest Baptist 0 1 9-10-05 1-3Southwestern Col. (KS) 1 4 10-6-01 3-0SW Oklahoma State 0 2 10-4-06 2-3St. Edward’s 0 1 1991 LSt. Gregory’s 17 2 10-23-10 3-0St. Mary’s (TX) 0 4 11-19-98 0-3St. Xavier (IL) 1 0 9-25-99 3-2Sterling College (KS) 2 0 9-14-07 3-0Sul Ross State 12 7 9-1-07 3-1

Tabor College (KS) 2 0 9-30-06 3-0Tarleton State 3 9 9-4-04 0-3Taylor Univ. 0 1 8-25-02 0-3Texas A&M-Commerce 1 0 9-10-99 3-0Texas A&M-International 0 2 11-21-03 0-3Texas A&M-Kingsville 0 1 9-12-98 0-3Texas Lutheran 0 2 9-24-99 0-3Texas Wesleyan 3 8 9-12-09 3-0Texas Women’s 2 0 9-21-02 3-1The Master’s 2 1 9-16-99 1-3

U. of Alaska-Anchorage 0 1 9-10-99 2-3U. of Central Oklahoma 0 2 10-23-03 0-3U. of Dallas 4 1 9-12-96 3-0U. of Northwestern Ohio 0 1 9-4-10 2-3U. of Sioux Falls (SD) 1 0 9-18-09 3-0U. of St. Thomas (TX) 3 0 8-29-08 3-1UT-Brownsville 0 1 9-22-06 2-3UT-Dallas 1 0 9-3-05 3-0UT-Permian Basin 14 14 10-5-10 3-0UT-Tyler 1 0 10-29-05 3-1

Waldorf Col. (WA) 0 1 10-17-02 2-3Washburn Univ. (KS) 0 1 1992 0-3Western New Mexico 0 5 9-11-99 0-3Western State (CO) 0 1 1992 1-3West Texas A&M 0 9 9-21-10 0-3William Jewell 3 0 9-5-09 3-1William Woods 1 0 9-4-09 3-1


Pioneer RecordbookALL-TIME RESULTS

1991 - Won 11, Lost 24Tarleton State 1-2 LHuston-Tillotson 0-2 LMary Hardin Baylor 0-2 LHoward Payne 1-2 LSt. Edward’s LUnknown LUnknown LUnknown LAmbassador Col. 3-1 WAustin College 3-0 WDallas Baptist 1-3 LMcMurry 3-2 WHardin Simmons 1-3 LSouthern Colorado 0-3 LSul Ross State 0-3 LEastern NM 0-3 LNM Highlands 3-1 WNM Highlands 3-2 WSouthern Colorado 2-3 LHoward Payne 3-2 WTarleton State 3-2 WMidwestern State 3-0 WMcMurry 0-3 LDallas Baptist 3-0 WTarleton State 1-3 LLubbock Christian 0-3 LCentral State (OK) 0-3 LCameron Univ. 0-3 LSul Ross State 2-3 LHardin Simmons 3-2 WHoward Payne 3-2 WLubbock Christian 0-3 LAustin College 3-0 WMidwestern State 1-3 LSul Ross State 1-3 L

1992 - Won 25, Lost 10Hardin Simmons 3-1 WSouthern Nazarene 0-3 LSchreiner Col. 3-0 WNM Highlands 3-1 WLubbock Christian 3-2 WMidwestern State 3-2 WHuston Tillotson 3-2 WSchreiner Col. 3-1 WAmbassador Col. 3-0 WDallas Baptist 3-1 WAustin College 3-0 WNM Highlands 3-2 WColorado Christian 0-3 LWashburn Univ. 0-3 LWestern State (CO) 1-3 LNorthern Montana 1-3 LSouthern Colorado 3-0 WMcMurry 3-2 WTarleton State 3-0 WHoward Payne 1-3 LLubbock Christian 2-3 LUniv. of Central OK 0-3 LSul Ross State 3-2 WMcMurry 3-0 WMidwestern State 2-3 LHardin Simmons 3-1 WDallas Baptist 3-0 WUniv. of Dallas 3-0 WAustin College 3-0 WLubbock Christian 3-2 WSul Ross State 3-0 WHardin Simmons 3-1 WTarleton State 3-1 W

Howard Payne 3-0 WTarleton State 2-3 L

1993 - Won 4, Lost 33Hardin Simmons 2-3 LSouthern Nazarene 0-3 LNM Highlands 1-3 LSt. Mary’s (TX) 0-3 LLubbock Christian 1-3 LHardin Simmons 0-3 LDallas Baptist 3-1 WUniv. of Dallas 3-1 WAmbassador Col. 1-3 LSouthwestern (KS) 2-3 LSt. Mary’s (TX) 0-3 LWestern NM 0-2 LIncarnate Word 0-2 LHouston Baptist 0-2 LHuston Tillotson 0-2 LTarleton State 1-3 LMidwestern State 2-3 LHardin Simmons 2-3 LHouston Baptist 0-2 LDallas Baptist 0-2 LLubbock Christian 1-3 LWestern NM 1-3 LMcMurry 0-3 LCameron Univ. 0-3 LDallas Baptist 1-3 LAmbassador Col. 2-3 LSul Ross State 0-3 LWestern NM 0-3 LMidwestern State 0-3 LTarleton State 0-3 LHoward Payne 1-3 LLubbock Christian 0-3 LSul Ross State 2-3 LSouthwestern (KS) 0-3 L

1994 - Won 2, Lost 28Kansas Wesleyan 0-2 LNM Highlands 0-2 LSul Ross State 0-2 LSouthern Nazarene 0-2 LHoward Payne 0-3 LMcMurry 1-3 LCollege of the SW 0-3 LSul Ross State 0-3 LLubbock Christian 0-3 LNational Christian 1-3 LBartlesville Wesleyan 0-2 LLubbock Christian 0-3 LDallas Baptist 1-3 LHardin Simmons 0-3 LCollege of the SW 0-3 LHuston Tillotson 3-2 WSouthwestern (KS) 0-3 LMidwestern State 0-3 LLubbock Christian 1-3 LCameron Univ. 0-3 LSouthern Nazarene 0-3 LCentral Bible College 0-3 LHardin Simmons 2-3 LMcMurry 0-3 LSouthwestern (KS) 0-3 LCentral Bible Col 0-3 LHardin Simmons 2-3 LMcMurry 0-3 LSouthwestern (KS) 0-3 LUT-Permian Basin 3-1 WAmbassador Col. 0-3 LUniv. of Dallas 0-3 L

Dallas Baptist 1-3 LCollege of the SW 2-3 L

1995 - Won 12, Lost 18Huston Tillotson 3-2 WKansas Newman 0-3 LFriends (KS) 0-3 LSul Ross State 3-2 WIncarnate Word 0-3 LHouston Baptist 0-3 LHoward Payne 3-2 WHardin Simmons 3-0 WMary Hardin-Baylor 0-3 LUniv. of Dallas 3-0 WDallas Baptist 0-3 LAmbassador Col. 0-3 LLubbock Christian 1-3 LCollege of the SW 1-3 LWestern NM 0-3 LUT-Permian Basin 3-0 WAmbassador Col. 3-1 WJohn Brown 0-3 LHardin Simmons 3-1 WSouthern Nazarene 3-1 WMidwestern State 1-3 LHoward Payne 0-3 LCollege of the SW 0-3 LDallas Baptist 3-1 WUT-Permian Basin 3-0 WSouthern Nazarene 0-3 LJohn Brown 1-3 LLubbock Christian 2-3 LHardin Simmons 3-2 WMidwestern State 1-3 L

1996 - Won 30, Lost 2UT-Permian Basin 3-0 WSchreiner College 3-0 WMary Hardin-Baylor 3-1 WLubbock Christian 0-3 LHardin Simmons 3-1 WHardin Simmons 3-1 WHouston Baptist 3-0 WHoward Payne 3-1 WMary Hardin Baylor 3-0 WMid-America Bible 3-0 WUniv. of Dallas 3-0 WSchreiner Col. 3-1 WDallas Baptist 3-0 WDallas Baptist 3-0 WUT-Permian Basin 3-0 WCollege of the SW 3-2 WMid-America Bible 3-1 WJohn Brown 3-1 WSouthern Nazarene 3-0 WLubbock Christian 3-1 WHardin Simmons 3-0 WMcMurry 3-1 WCollege of the SW 3-2 WMcMurry 3-1 WHoward Payne 3-0 WJohn Brown 3-0 WSouthern Nazarene 3-0 WUT-Permian Basin 3-0 WLubbock Christian 3-2 WCollege of the SW 3-2 WLubbock Christian 3-1 WMary Hardin Baylor 1-3 L

1997 - Won 21, Lost 11Houston Baptist 3-0 WUT-Permian Basin 3-0 W

Lubbock Christian 0-3 LCollege of the SW 2-3 LHardin Simmons 3-0 WUT-Permian Basin 3-1 WDallas Baptist 3-1 WIncarnate Word 1-3 LThe Master’s 3-1 WMary Hardin Baylor 2-3 LConcordia (CA) 3-0 WChristian Heritage 2-3 LThe Master’s 3-0 WPaul Quinn 3-0 WIncarnate Word 0-3 LHoward Payne 3-0 WSouthern Nazarene 3-0 WJohn Brown 3-1 WLubbock Christian 2-3 LAustin College 3-0 WHardin Simmons 3-0 WUT-Permian Basin 3-0 WMary Hardin Baylor 1-3 LDallas Baptist 3-0 WCollege of the SW 3-2 WSouthern Nazarene 3-0 WJohn Brown 3-1 WLubbock Christian 3-0 WDallas Baptist 1-3 LSouthern Nazarene 3-0 WLubbock Christian 1-3 LIncarnate Word 1-3 L

1998 - Won 20, Lost 14Angelo State 0-3 LDallas Baptist 3-1 WCU-Colorado Springs 3-0 WAbilene Christian 1-3 LHoward Payne 3-0 WSul Ross State 3-0 WMary Hardin Baylor 3-0 WSchreiner 3-0 WHardin Simmons 3-0 WAngelo State 0-3 LTexas Women’s 3-2 WTexas A&M-Kingsville 0-3 LCollege of the SW 3-0 WAbilene Christian 3-2 WSt. Mary’s (TX) 2-3 LAngelo State 0-3 LHuston Tillotson 3-1 WTexas Lutheran 1-3 LHoward Payne 3-0 WEastern NM 0-3 LSouthern Nazarene 3-0 WJohn Brown 3-1 WAbilene Christian 1-3 LSouthern Nazarene 3-0 WLubbock Christian 0-3 LUT-Permian Basin 3-0 WCollege of the SW 3-0 WCollege of the SW 3-0 WEastern NM 1-3 LJohn Brown 3-2 WLubbock Christian 0-3 LSt. Mary’s (TX) 0-3 L

1999 - Won 14, Lost 18Houston Baptist 2-3 LSul Ross State 3-0 WIncarnate Word 0-3 LEast Texas Baptist 3-1 WMary Hardin Baylor 3-0 WCollege of the SW 3-2 W

TX A&M-Commerce 3-0 WAlaska-Anchorage 2-3 LOuachita Baptist 3-1 WWestern NM 0-3 LThe Master’s 1-3 LClaremont-Mudd-Scripp 3-2 WEastern NM 0-3 LTexas Lutheran 0-3 LDallas Baptist 2-3 LSt. Xavier (IL) 3-2 WUT-Permian Basin 3-1 WHardin Simmons 3-0 WHuston Tillotson 1-3 LLubbock Christian 0-3 LSouthern Nazarene 0-3 LJohn Brown 0-3 LCollege of the SW 2-3 LUT-Permian Basin 0-3 LNational Christian 3-0 WMcMurry 3-1 WHardin Simmons 3-0 WEastern NM 0-3 LSouthern Nazarene 3-1 WJohn Brown 1-3 LLubbock Christian 0-3 LJohn Brown 1-3 L

2000 - Won 7, Lost 21Houston Baptist 0-3 LAngelo State 0-3 LAbilene Christian 0-3 LSchreiner 0-3 LSul Ross State 3-0 WUT-Permian Basin 2-3 LDallas Baptist 0-3 LEastern NM 1-3 LCollege of the SW 3-2 WHastings College 0-3 LSouthern Nazarene 0-3 LDallas Baptist 2-3 LHuston Tillotson 0-3 LCollege of the SW 3-1 WLubbock Christian 0-3 LWest Texas A&M 0-3 LHuston Tillotson 3-1 WHouston Baptist 0-3 LNewman (KS) 3-1 WConcordia (NE) 3-2 WUT-Permian Basin 1-3 LSul Ross State 3-0 WJohn Brown 2-3 LUT-Permian Basin 1-3 LSouthern Nazarene 0-3 LJohn Brown 0-3 LLubbock Christian 0-3 LEastern NM 1-3 L

2001 - Won 13, Lost 19College of the SW 3-0 WSt. Gregory’s 0-3 LTaylor Univ. 0-3 LSt. Gregory’s 0-3 LCollege of the SW 3-1 WTexas Wesleyan 0-3 LHoward Payne 3-1 WSW Assemblies 3-2 WAbilene Christian 0-3 LCollege of the SW 1-3 LAbilene Christian 0-3 LDallas Baptist 0-3 L


Pioneer RecordbookJohn Brown 0-3 LSouthern Nazarene 2-3 LHuston Tillotson 3-2 WHouston Baptist 0-3 LSul Ross State 3-1 WUT-Permian Basin 1-3 LSouthern Nazarene 3-2 WSterling Col. (KS) 3-0 WSouthwestern (KS) 3-0 WUT-Permian Basin 3-2 WLubbock Christian 0-3 LEastern NM 0-3 LCollege of the SW 3-1 WSt. Gregory’s 3-0 WPark Univ. 3-0 WJohn Brown 0-3 LNW Missouri State 1-3 LEastern NM 0-3 LLubbock Christian 0-3 LWest Texas A&M 0-3 L

2002 - Won 18, Lost 24UT-Permian Basin 1-3 LHuston Tillotson 3-0 WTexas Wesleyan 1-3 LTarleton State 1-3 LMidwestern State 3-2 WAvila Univ. (MO) 2-3 LBaker Univ. 3-1 WKansas Wesleyan 2-3 LWilliam Jewell 3-0 WUT-Permian Basin 0-3 LHouston Baptist 0-3 LJohn Brown 3-1 WUT-Permian Basin 0-3 LWest Texas A&M 0-3 LSouthern Nazarene 1-3 LTexas Wesleyan 2-3 LMid-America Naz 3-1 WCollege of the SW 2-3 LEastern NM 0-3 LWaldorf College 2-3 LSouthern Nazarene 3-0 WLubbock Christian 0-3 LCentral Oklahoma 0-3 LJohn Brown 3-1 WWilliam Jewell 3-0 WEvangel College 1-3 LCollege of the SW 3-0 WMidwestern State 0-3 LEastern NM 2-3 LLubbock Christian 0-3 LSouthern Nazarene 3-1 WLubbock Christian 0-3 LTexas A&M - Int’l 0-3 L

2003 - Won 17, Lost 19Huston Tillotson 3-0 WBacone 3-0 WSW Assemblies 3-0 WHoward Payne 3-0 WSE Oklahoma 3-0 WConcordia-Austin 3-0 WTarleton State 1-3 LMidwestern State 3-2 WAvila Univ. (MO) 2-3 LBaker Univ. 3-1 WKansas Wesleyan 2-3 LWilliam Jewell 3-0 WUT-Permian Basin 3-1 WHouston Baptist 0-3 LJohn Brown 3-1 W

UT-Permian Basin 0-3 LWest Texas A&M 0-3 LSouthern Nazarene 1-3 LTexas Wesleyan 2-3 LMid-America Nazarene 3-1 WCollege of the SW 2-3 LEastern NM 0-3 LWaldorf College 2-3 LSouthern Nazarene 3-0 WLubbock Christian 0-3 LCentral Oklahoma 0-3 LJohn Brown 3-1 WWilliam Jewell 3-0 WEvangel Col. 1-3 LCollege of the SW 3-0 WMidwestern State 0-3 LEastern NM 2-3 LLubbock Christian 0-3 LSouthern Nazarene 3-1 WLubbock Christian 0-3 LTexas A&M - Int’l 0-3 L

2004 - Won 5, Lost 26Abilene Christian 0-3 LNewman Univ. 0-3 LUT-Permian Basin 1-3 LMidwestern State 0-3 LTarleton State 0-3 LMidwestern State 1-3 LDallas Baptist 1-3 LCollege of the SW 0-3 LEastern NM 0-3 LSouthern Nazarene 0-3 LHouston Baptist 0-3 LHuston Tillotson 3-0 WJohn Brown 0-3 LLubbock Christian 0-3 LSouthern Nazarene 1-3 LHaskell Indian Col. 3-1 WPeru State 3-0 WEastern NM 0-3 LWest Texas A&M 0-3 LPanhandle State 3-0 WCollege of the SW 0-3 LLoyola Univ. 1-3 LColumbia Col. (MO) 0-3 LSt. Francis 0-3 LHouston Baptist 1-3 LUT-Permian Basin 0-3 LMid-America Christian 3-1 WJohn Brown 1-3 LEastern NM 0-3 LLubbock Christian 0-3 LLubbock Christian 0-3 L

2005 - Won 13, Lost 22Eastern NM 3-1 WHoward Payne 3-1 WMidwestern State 0-3 LUT-Dallas 3-0 WWest Texas A&M 0-3 LAngelo State 2-3 LSouthwest Baptist 1-3 LAbilene Christian 0-3 LMidwestern State 0-3 LCollege of the SW 1-3 LJohn Brown 2-3 LSouthern Nazarene 0-3 LHouston Baptist 0-3 LSt. Gregory’s 3-1 WUT-Permian Basin 0-3 LEastern NM 1-3 L

Southern Nazarene 1-3 LTabor College 3-0 WSt. Gregory’s 3-0 WTexas Wesleyan 0-3 LSW Assemblies of God 3-0 WLubbock Christian 0-3 LPanhandle State 3-1 WCollege of the SW 2-3 LMid-America Christian 3-0 WJohn Brown 0-3 LGraceland Col. 0-3 LSt. Gregory’s 3-0 WPanhandle State 3-0 WAustin College 1-3 LMississippi College 3-0 WUT-Tyler 3-0 WLubbock Christian 0-3 LUT-Permian Basin 0-3 LLubbock Christian 0-3 L

2006 - Won 18, Lost 24Midwestern State 0-3 LSt. Gregory’s 3-0 WSW Assemblies of God 1-3 LMcMurry 3-2 WMary Hardin Baylor 3-2 WHardin Simmons 3-2 WTexas Wesleyan 3-2 WSW Oklahoma State 0-3 LPanhandle State 0-3 LSul Ross State 3-0 WMcMurry 3-0 WEastern NM 1-3 LOklahoma City 1-3 LSouthern Nazarene 1-3 LUT-Brownsville 2-3 LJohn Brown 0-3 LTexas Wesleyan 1-3 LCollege of the SW 3-1 WSouthern Nazarene 0-3 LLoyola Univ. 1-3 LTabor College 3-0 WOklahoma City 0-3 LSW Oklahoma State 2-3 LHuston Tillotson 3-0 WLubbock Christian 1-3 LSE Oklahoma 0-3 LLeTourneau 3-1 WAustin College 0-3 LUT-Tyler 3-1 WHendrix College 3-0 WCollege of the SW 1-3 LJohn Brown 0-3 LGraceland Univ. 0-3 LLindenwood Univ. 0-3 LPanhandle State 3-0 WLubbock Christian 0-3 LUT-Permian Basin 0-3 LSt. Gregory’s 3-1 WSW Assemblies of God 3-1 WHuston Tillotson 3-0 WUniv. of St. Thomas 3-0 WOklahoma City 0-3 L

2007 - Won 23, Lost 17Oklahoma City 0-3 LHuston Tillotson 3-0 WDakota Wesleyan 3-1 WOK Wesleyan 3-1 WSW Assemblies of God 1-3 LMary Hardin Baylor 3-0 WUniv. of St. Thomas 3-0 W

Sul Ross State 3-1 WPanhandle State 3-0 WMidwestern State 0-3 LTexas Wesleyan 2-3 LSW Assemblies of God 1-3 LLindsey Wilson (KY) 3-2 WSterling Col. 3-0 WCol. of the Ozarks 1-3 LBelhaven (MS) 0-3 LSouthern Nazarene 3-2 WOklahoma City 2-3 LMid-America Christian 3-2 WSt. Gregory’s 3-0 WJohn Brown 2-3 LLubbock Christian 2-3 LTexas Wesleyan 1-3 LPanhandle State 3-0 WCollege of the SW 3-0 WUT-Permian Basin 1-3 LSouthern Nazarene 3-1 WOklahoma City 1-3 LCollege of the SW 3-1 WSt. Gregory’s 3-0 WJohn Brown 3-1 WMid-America Christian 3-0 WWest Texas A&M 0-3 LLubbock Christian 0-3 LHuston Tillotson 3-0 WOur Lady of the Lake 3-2 WLoyola Univ. 3-1 WMid-America Christian 3-0 WOklahoma City 2-3 LTexas Wesleyan 2-3 L

2008 - Won 26, Lost 8Panhandle State 3-0 WSW Assemblies of God 3-0 WUniv. of St. Thomas 3-1 WHuston Tillotson 3-0 WPanhandle State 3-1 WEastern NM 3-2 WOttawa Univ. 3-1 WHannibal-LaGrange 3-1 WLee Univ. 1-3 LMidwestern State 0-3 LEastern NM 2-3 LMid-America Christian 3-0 WJohn Brown 3-2 WTexas Wesleyan 3-0 WOklahoma City 3-2 WSouthern Nazarene 3-0 WOklahoma Baptist 3-1 WSt. Gregory’s 3-1 WLubbock Christian 1-3 LOklahoma Baptist 3-1 WDillard Univ. 3-0 WReinhardt Col. 3-1 WLoyola Univ. 3-2 WOklahoma City 1-3 LSouthern Nazarene 3-2 WJohn Brown 2-3 LMid-America Christian 3-0 WOklahoma Baptist 3-0 WSt. Gregory’s 3-0 WLubbock Christian 0-3 LOklahoma Baptist 3-0 WLubbock Christian 3-2 WJohn Brown 3-2 WLubbock Christian 1-3 L

2009 - Won 21, Lost 9William Woods 3-1 WCol. of the Ozarks 3-2 WHarris-Stowe State 3-0 WWilliam Jewell 3-1 WConcordia NE 3-0 WHoward Payne 3-0 WTexas Wesleyan 3-0 WAshford Univ. 3-1 WUniv. of Sioux Falls 3-0 WHastings Col. 3-1 WMorningside Col. 3-1 WSouthern Nazarene 2-3 LOklahoma City 3-1 WCameron Univ. 1-3 LMidwestern State 3-2 WJohn Brown 2-3 LMid-America Christian

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St. Gregory’s 3-0 WOklahoma Baptist 3-2 WLubbock Christian 0-3 LOklahoma City 3-0 WSouthern Nazarene 3-2 WMid-America Chr. 3-0 WJohn Brown 0-3 LWest Texas A&M 1-3 LOklahoma Baptist 1-3 LSt. Gregory’s 3-0 WLubbock Christian 0-3 LSouthern Nazarene 3-2 WLubbock Christian 0-3 L

2010 - Won 20, Lost 9Olivet Nazarene 3-0 WEmbry-Riddle AZ 3-0 WYork College 3-0 WEmbry-Riddle FL 1-3 LLewis & Clark State 1-3 LUniv. of NW Ohio 2-3 LMadonna Univ. 3-2 WHoly Names Univ. 3-0 WEmbry-Riddle AZ 3-0 WLubbock Christian 1-3 LWest Texas A&M 0-3 LSt. Gregory’s 3-0 WOklahoma Baptist 2-3 LJohn Brown 3-1 WMid-America Chr. 3-0 WUT-Permian Basin 3-1 WSouthern Nazarene 3-0 WOklahoma City 3-0 WLubbock Christian 3-2 WOklahoma Baptist 2-3 LSt. Gregory’s 3-0 WMidwestern State 3-1 WMid-America Chr. 3-0 WJohn Brown 3-1 WOklahoma City 0-3 LSouthern Nazarene 3-1 WJohn Brown 3-1 WLubbock Christian 3-2 WOklahoma City 1-3 L


Wayland Baptist University

With its first centennial celebration just wrapped up, Wayland Baptist University ends a year that paid homage to a rich heritage while pointing to a bright future.

As year 102 begins, Wayland continues to expand its offerings with the first fully online bachelor’s degree launching with the Fall 2009 term. The Bachelor of Applied Science degree – with majors in business, human services, justice administration, religion, management and applied science – appeals heavily to the adult students in the Wayland system since it provides degree completion opportunities both face-to-face and online for more convenience in reaching their educational goals.

Outside of the Plainview campus, enrollment continues to grow on the 12 external campuses in the Wayland system, where adult students pursue their education while working full-time jobs or serving their country on one of our many military installations. This fall, WBU added a teaching site at Vance Air Force Base in Enid, Okla., under the auspices of the Altus (Okla.) campus. The teaching site in Tucson, Ariz., continues to grow, and the university constantly explores other opportunities to take its special program and people into new avenues.

Recent events have also affirmed Wayland’s academic strength, with a clean reaccreditation review from the Commission on College of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and the National Association of Schools of Music. Similar accreditation is expected in 2009 from the National League of Nurses Accreditation Commission now that the first class of the School of Nursing has graduated.

With all this progress, though, Wayland has stayed true to its mission of providing students with knowledge and hands-on experiences to serve others in Plainview and

world. Through the Wayland Missions Center, dozens of students engaged in mission trips and summer missions endeavors.

Through these experiences, students are gaining valuable experience in being Christ’s hands and feet around the world. They’re also returning to the Wayland campus as young adults with a new purpose, a clearer understanding of the Gospel and its power and a renewed vigor for service. Missions is truly changing our world one student at a time.

These are exciting times for Wayland as we face challenges of a new day in higher education while remaining true to the mission of faith-based efforts to educate people of all ages and prepare them for God’s work in the world.

UnderGradUaTe Majors and sPeCializaTions AccountingBiologyBusiness AdministrationCareer & TechnologyChemistryCommunication Studies Composite Social StudiesElementary EducationEnglishEnglish/Language ArtsExercise and Sports ScienceGeologyHistoryHuman ServicesInternational ManagementManagement Information SystemsManagement/MarketingMass CommunicationsMathematicsMultidisciplinary ScienceMusic Occupational EducationPhilosophyPhysical SciencePolitical SciencePsychologyReligionReligious EducationSecondary EducationSocial SciencesSociologySpanishTheatreVisual Art

Pre-Professional ProgramsPre-Christian Counseling Pre-DentalPre-Engineering Pre-LawPre-MedicinePre-Medical TechnologyPre-NursingPre-Occupational TherapyPre-OptometryPre-PharmacyPre-Physical TherapyPre-SeminaryPre-Veterinary Medicine

GradUaTe ProGraMsMaster of Arts in CounselingMaster of Arts in ManagementMaster of Arts in ReligionMaster of Business AdministrationMaster of Christian MinistryMaster of EducationMaster of Public AdministrationMaster of Science in Multidisciplinary Science

The academic experience you can expect at Wayland begins with putting your ideas, aspirations, and expectations on the table. And, as you will discover once you get here, we like to set our expectations high and dream big.

Whether you know what you plan to major in or would rather take some time to explore an array of academic areas, our liberal arts philosophy and Christian heritage provides the perfect foundation for your future success, however you define it. You will enjoy an impressive range of academic opportunities, such as our respected Honors Program, undergraduate research, study abroad, and our Leadership Program. And you will form close, meaningful relationships with professors who are simply outstanding.

We offer more than 40 undergraduate majors, more than a dozen pre-professional programs, and eight graduate programs.

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Other Athletic Facilities

The Pete & Nelda Laney Student Activities Center is located on the west side of the campus just east of Hutcherson Center. The 50,000-square foot structure includes the Wayne Evans Gymnasium and the James & Eva Mayer Student Lounge.

The massive gymnasium contains a regulation-size basketball court complete with fold-up bleacher seating and electronic scoreboards. The area can also be converted into double courts.

The lower level also includes full locker rooms with showers and dressing areas for men and women.

Upstairs, the elevated indoor running track circles the gym, bordered by several classrooms that are used for physical education courses, and the cardiac/strength center with treadmills, elliptical machines, Nautilus weight machines, rowers and a 25-foot climbing wall. An aerobics room with wood floors will accommodate Pilates, yoga and aerobics classes offered at Wayland.

The lounge area features a large projection television for student entertainment, pool tables, ping pong tables, and chairs and tables for the snack bar area.

J.V. Hilliard field is one of the most unique stadiums in the area. The 1,000-seat bowl type facility located just north of Hutcherson Center is actually below ground level, providing a useful and functional windbreak for West Texas winds. Completed in 1964 as a home for the Pioneer track and field teams, the stadium was originally known as the Wayland Bowl, but was renamed Hilliard Field in 1981 to honor Wayland’s first track coach and the driving force behind the construction of the stadium.

Now the home to both the Pioneer track and field teams and the WBU soccer teams, Hilliard Field received a major facelift during the summer of 2009. The track surface received a complete overhaul, the soccer field was completely reseeded, and the press box, storage rooms and restrooms were painted and refurbished.

Just outside and to the west of the bowl area, a new fence was constructed, enclosing a new practice soccer field and the shot put and discus pits.

Dedicated in the spring of 1999, David & Myrt Wilder Field is the home of the Wayland Pioneer Baseball program and is one of the premiere facilities in the region. It features covered seating for 810, a full press box, inning-by-inning scoreboard, and attached practice infield. Restrooms, concessions, picnic plaza and a first-class sound system add to the baseball experience for visitors.

The playing field is grass. The outfield fence measures 325 feet down the right- and left-field lines and 395 at the center field fence. In the evenings, the Pioneers play under eight 100’ light poles that encompass the baseball field.

John BroWn UniVerSityLocation: Siloam Springs, ARFounded: 1919Enrollment: 2,078Mascot: Golden EaglesColors: Royal Blue and GoldAthletic Director: Robyn DaughertySID: Simeon HinseySID Phone: 479-524-7304Email: [email protected]: www.jbu.edu/athleticsHead Coach: Stacie JohnsonCoach’s Phone: 479-524-7343Email: [email protected]

miD-AmericA chriStiAnLocation: Oklahoma City, OKFounded: 1953Enrollment: 764Mascot: EvangelsColors: Red, Black and WhiteAthletic Director: Willey HolleySID: Levi ConvirsSID Phone: 405-692-3140Email: [email protected]: www.macuathletics.cstv.comHead Coach: Craig RuizCoach’s Phone: 405-692-3144Email: [email protected]

oKlAhomA BAptiStLocation: Shawnee, OKFounded: 1906Enrollment: 1,600Mascot: BisonColors: Green and GoldAthletic Director: Dr. Norris RussellSID: Ray FinkSID Phone: 405-878-2108Email:[email protected]: www.obubison.comHead Coach: Anna HowleCoach’s Phone: 405-878-2150Email: [email protected]

lUBBocK chriStiAnLocation: Lubbock, TXFounded: 1957Enrollment: 2,000Mascot: ChaparralsColors: Blue & WhiteAthletic Director: Paul HiseSID: Chris DueSID Phone: 806-720-7283Email: [email protected]: www.lcuchaps.comHead Coach: Jennifer LawrenceCoach’s Phone: 806-720-7276Email: [email protected]

oKlAhomA cityLocation: Oklahoma City, OKFounded: 1904Enrollment: 3,668Mascot: StarsColors: Royal Blue and WhiteAthletic Director: Jim AbbottSID: Rich TortorelliSID Phone: 405-208-5304Email: [email protected]: www.ocusports.comHead Coach: Nikki DieballCoach’s Phone: 405-208-6205Email: [email protected]

SoUthern nAZAreneLocation: Bethany, OKFounded: 1899Enrollment: 2,100Mascot: Crimson StormColors: Crimson and WhiteAthletic Director: Bobby MartinSID: David NoblettSID Phone: 405-491-6619Email: [email protected]: www.sports.snu.eduHead Coach: Kevin IngramCoach’s Phone: 405-717-6221Email: [email protected]

St. GreGory’SLocation: Shawnee, OKFounded: 1875Enrollment: 800Mascot: CavaliersColors: Red, White and BlueAthletic Director: Don SummerSID: Todd EilertSID Phone: 405-878-5375Email: [email protected]: www.stgregorys.eduHead Coach: Cassie McGlassonCoach’s Phone: 405-878-5166Email: [email protected]

WAylAnD BAptiStLocation: Plainview, TXFounded: 1908Enrollment: 1,117Mascot: PioneersColors: Blue and GoldAthletic Director: Dr. Greg FerisSID: Rhane JeffressSID Phone: 806-291-3805Email: [email protected]: www.wbuathletics.comHead Coach: Jim GiacomazziCoach’s Phone: 806-291-3825Email: [email protected]

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overall educational experience. In 2000, the NAIA reaffirmed its purpose to enhance the

character-building aspects of sport. Through Champions of Character, the NAIA seeks to create an

environment in which every student-athlete, coach, official and spectator is committed to the true spirit

of competition through five tenets: respect, integrity, responsibility, servant leadership and

sportsmanship. The NAIA Champions of Character program is designed to instill an understanding of

character values in sport, and provide student-athletes, coaches and parents the training to help them

know the right thing, do the right thing and value the right thing inside and outside the sports setting.

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• 48,000 participating student-athletes• Hundreds of NAIA students recognized annually

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• Championship opportunities at the conference,sectional, regional, and national levels

• 23 championships encompassing 13 sports:

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