2012 manhattan college volleyball yearbook

August La Salle Invitational (Philadelphia, Pa.) 25 vs. Loyola Chicago 9 a.m. vs. Bucknell 5 p.m. 26 at La Salle 3 p.m. William & Mary Tournament (Williamsburg, Va.) 31 at William & Mary 7 p.m.

september 1 vs. Georgetown 12:30 p.m. vs. Campbell 4:30 p.m.

Harvard Invitational (Cambridge, Mass.) 7 at Harvard 7 p.m. 8 vs. Northern Kentucky 10 a.m. vs. Providence 4 p.m.

12 at St. Francis (NY) 7 p.m. 15 at Iona* 2 p.m. 16 at Fairfield* 2 p.m. 19 LAFAYette 7 p.m. 22 mArIst* 2 p.m. 23 sIeNA* 2 p.m. 26 rIDer* 7 p.m. 29 NIAGARA* 2 p.m. 30 CANIsIus* 2 p.m.

OCtOber 6 at Rider* 1 p.m. 7 at Loyola* 2 p.m. 10 LOYOLA* 6 p.m. 13 at Saint Peter’s* 2 p.m. 20 IONA* 2 p.m. 21 FAIrFIeLD* 2 p.m. 24 at Army 7 p.m. 27 at Siena* 2 p.m. 28 at Marist* 2 p.m.

NOvember 3 at Canisius* 2 p.m. 4 at Niagara* 2 p.m. 7 at Fairleigh Dickinson 7 p.m. 10 sAINt peter’s* 7 p.m.

MAAC Championships (Fairfield, Conn.) 17 TBA 18 TBA

*-Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference matchHome matches in CAPS

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this is manhattan collegeQuick Factslocation: ...................................................................................... Riverdale, n.y.enrollment: .................................................................................................3,200Founded: ....................................................................................................... 1853nickname: ................................................................................................ JaspersColors: ..........................................................................................green & WhiteConference: ...................................Metro atlantic athletic Conference (MaaC)President: ...................................................................brennan o’Donnell, Ph.D.executive vice President/Provost: ................................... William Clyde, Ph. D.vice President of Student life: ....................................Richard Satterlee, Ph. D.Director of athletics: ...........................................................Robert J. byrnes ‘68Sr. associate athletic Director: ..................................................... noah leFevreassistant athletic Director/SWa: ............................................Deborah gregoryassistant aD for Sports Medicine: ......................Doug Straley MS, atC, CSCSassistant aD for Communications & Marketing: .............Stephen Dombroskiassistant aD for Facilities & event Management: ............... amanda Mcentireteam Physicians: ................anthhony Maddalo, M.D., gregg Cavaliere, M.D.,...........................................................................................nicole Solomos, D.o.Compliance Coordinator: .............................................................. ariel Pesanteacademic advisors: ..................................... alyssa Koob, br. David trichtingerathletics Secretary: ...........................................................................Susan Papeathletc Department Phone: ............................................................718-862-7227athletic Department Fax: ...............................................................718-862-8020Website: .............................................................................. www.goJaspers.com

volleyball Quick Factshead Coach: ..................................................................................... Mark Jonesalma Mater: ...................................................................... Washington State ‘95Record at Manhattan, years: ......................................... 44-52 (.458), 3 Seasonsoverall Coaching Record: .............................................. 44-52 (.458), 3 Seasonsassistant Coach: ...................................................................... bridget hurlmanhome Court (capacity): ..........................................Draddy gymnasium (2,345)2011 overall Record: .................................................................................... 16-152011 MaaC Record/Finish: ..................................................................9-9/t-5th2011 Postseason: ........................................................................................noneMaaC Championships: .................................................................... 2002, 2003nCaa tournament appearances: .................................................... 2002, 2003letterwinners Returning/lost: .....................................................................10/3Starters Returning/lost: .................................................................................5/2volleyball office Phone: ..................................................................718-862-7839

Directions to DraDDy gymnasiumhoMe oF JaSPeR volleyball

From south:triborough bridge — Follow signs to Major Deegan expressway (I-87) north, and proceed to the van Cortlandt Park South exit. bear right and go back over the expressway toward broadway. Make a right at broadway. at second traffic light, turn left onto Manhattan College Parkway. Make another left and follow campus road to Draddy gymnasium.

henry hudson Parkway — take exit 20, W. 239th St. this puts you on henry hudson Parkway Service Road. at stop sign, bear left through intersection (past monument). bear right at fork (before overpass) onto Manhattan Col-lege Parkway. go left to Draddy gymnasium parking lot.

From north:Saw Mill River Parkway to henry hudson Parkway. take exit 21, W. 246th St., straight on the henry hudson Parkway Service Road. at 239th St. (second traffic light), turn left, then again (around monument). bear right at fork (before overpass) onto Manhattan College Parkway. go left to Draddy gymna-sium parking lot.

new york State thruway South (I-87) connects with the Major Deegan to van Cortlandt Park South exit. turn right at top of ramp then right onto broad-way. at second traffic light, turn left onto Manhattan College Parkway. Make another left and follow campus road to Draddy gymnasium.

From east: bronx Whitestone or throgs neck bridge to Cross bronx expressway South (I-95). take Major Deegan expressway north (I-87) to van Cortlandt Park South exit. bear right, going back over the expressway, and make a right onto broadway. at second traffic light, turn left onto Manhattan College Parkway. Make another left and follow campus road to Draddy gymnasium.

From West: george Washington bridge—Follow signs to henry hudson Parkway north-bound (for automobiles only; otherwise take Major Deegan expressway north-bound). take exit 20, W. 239th St. this puts you on henry hudson Parkway Service Road. at stop sign bear left through intersection (past monument). bear right at fork (before overpass) onto Manhattan College Parkway. Make another left and follow road to Draddy gymnasium.

*note: buses and trucks must follow directions using Major Deegan express-way. Commercial vehicles are not allowed on henry hudson Parkway.

StePhen DoMbRoSKIassistant athletic Director for Communication and Marketingoffice Phone: [email protected]

Joe ClIFFoRD assistant Sports Information Directorvolleyball contactoffice Phone 718-862-7709Cell Phone: [email protected]

ChRIStIan heIMall Sports Information graduate assistantoffice Phone [email protected]

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season outlook

In 2011, the Manhattan College volleyball team had its second consecutive winning season, putting together a 16-15 overall record. however, the Jaspers just missed out on a trip to the four-team Metro atlantic athletic Conference (MaaC) tournament after going 9-9 in conference play.

getting back to the MaaC tournament is one of fourth-year head Coach Mark Jones’s main goals heading into the 2012 campaign. ten letterwinners, including five starters, from last year’s team return this season. With seven talented newcomers, a combination of transfers and incoming freshmen, joining them on the roster, Manhattan has the personnel necessary to make a run at the MaaC title.

“this is the deepest team we’ve had since I’ve been here,” Jones said. “We’re at least two deep at every position, so more people will be able to get playing time or, more importantly, rest when they need it. We struggled in that area last season.”

outsiDe hitterthe Jaspers return all three of their

starting outside hitters from a season ago. Sophomore malia mcguinness is coming off a tremendous rookie campaign where she was named Second team all-MaaC in addition to earning a place on the MaaC all-Rookie team. Mcguinness led the Jaspers (and all MaaC freshmen) with 3.40 kills per set in 2011. She also finished third on the squad with 2.53 digs per set last season.

another player who was a major difference-maker during her first campaign in a Jaspers uniform last year is junior mariana Furquim. after one year at Unlv, Furquim transferred to Manhattan last season and ranked third on the squad with 2.50 kills per set. She had four double-doubles a year ago, including a spectacular 20-kill, 20-dig performance in a five-set home win over Marist on oct. 16. Furquim earned MaaC offensive Player of the Week honors for that effort. In addition, she tied for second on the team with 30 service aces last season and is the Jaspers’ top returning blocker, having recorded 72 stuffs in 2011.

Sophomore sarah haselhorst and freshman clare bozzo will also challenge for playing time. haselhorst saw action mostly in the back row last season, but was recruited to play all the way around and is more than capable of producing from anywhere on the floor. bozzo helped Santa Catalina high School reach the norCal State tournament for the first time ever in 2010. She also has the versatility to move into the middle.

“We’re definitely experienced at outside hitter,” Jones said. “a majority of our points came from the outside last season and the returners can play all six rotations, which brings some consistency to the offense.”

on the right side, three players will fight it out for the starting nod. Senior alexa lampasona is the incumbent starter. a member of Jones’s first four-year graduating class, she has improved each season since her arrival in Riverdale. last year, lampasona appeared in every set and averaged 2.21 kills per frame.

Junior ellie Wiekamp joined the program during the spring semester after missing all of 2011 with a shoulder injury. She was an honorable mention all-orange empire Conference selection after leading Irvine valley College in both kills and aces in 2010. Fellow newcomer sydney volovski also figures into the mix. volovski was named first team all-conference after leading oswego high School outside Chicago to the regional championship last season. In addition, she won Junior olympics and Pre-nationals titles while playing club volleyball for Sports Performance in 2011.

“all three right sides have good experience,” Jones said. “alexa’s been the starter for the last two years; Sydney has been consistent in practice; and ellie can play all the way around, which is something we haven’t had from this position in the past.”

miDDle blockerthe biggest void Jones needed to fill this

offseason was at middle blocker, where both of last year’s starters were lost to graduation. to ease the transition, Jones has brought in three talented transfers who are all capable of stepping in and contributing right away. they join a pair of returners to give Jones the deepest group of middle blockers he’s ever had.

“this is probably the most competitive position on the roster,” Jones said. “nothing is set in stone. We’ve got a lot of experience in the middle. that maturity will definitely help.”

the three junior transfers are Juliana behrens, katelyn nugent and karlee


season outlookanderson. behrens comes to Manhattan after two seasons at the University of Cincinnati, where she helped the bearcats win their first-ever big east tournament title last season. nugent was a First team all-nWaaCC Western Region selection last year at green River Community College in Washington after leading the team in both kills and hitting percentage for the second straight season. anderson averaged 1.84 kills and 0.61 blocks per set while leading San Diego Mesa College to a share of the Pacific Coast athletic Conference championship in 2011.

Senior maddie heck looks to bounce back after being limited by injuries during each of the past two seasons. She’s shown flashes of brilliance while on the floor, which will make it hard to keep her out of the lineup when healthy. Sophomore Deandra anderson is another viable option in the middle.

setterafter playing in every set during her first

season in Riverdale, sophomore hollegn henderson was recognized with a selection to the MaaC all-Rookie team. She handed out 1,141 assists last season, the eighth-highest single-season total in program history, and ranked third in the MaaC with 9.92 assists per set. With a year in the Jaspers’ system already under her belt, Jones has full confidence in henderson’s ability to run the offense.

Senior Jamie collareta also has experience running the Manhattan offense. She was the Jaspers’ starter in 2010 and should provide a smooth transition when called upon.

“We have two very good setters with game experience,” Jones said. “It’s nice to have two players who’ve really matured into the position and can both do the job. there might even be some situations when they’re both in the lineup.”

Freshman katie lang gives Jones a third option at setter. lang led Fontbonne hall academy to back-to-back brooklyn Diocesan Championships in 2009-10 and was a three-time First team all-brooklyn selection.

liberothe libero position is anchored by a pair

of senior captains, each of whom held down the role at some point last season. kelsey huntoon became the regular libero late in the season last year and ended up leading the team with 344 digs. one of the top servers on the squad, she tied for second in that category with 30 aces last year. huntoon was also second on the team with 42 assists in 2011.

Julie bies has never missed a set in her Manhattan career. bies enters her final season fourth on the Jaspers’ all-time list with 1,315 career digs. last season, she placed second on the squad with 332 digs while also posting 25 aces and 29 assists.

“Kelsey finished last year as the starter, but Julie will definitely have a spot on the floor,” Jones said. “Whoever passes and plays defense consistently will play.”

haselhorst also saw time at libero in 2011. She could figure into the plans at the spot again this season.

scheDulethe Jaspers begin the 2012 campaign

at the la Salle Invitational on aug. 25-26. Manhattan also plays in tournaments at William & Mary and harvard before its opening MaaC match at Iona on Sept. 15. Manhattan’s home opener is scheduled for Sept. 19 against lafayette.

the matchup with lafayette is the beginning of a season-high six-match homestand that also includes five straight MaaC contests from Sept. 22-30. Manhattan then goes back on the road for nine of its next 12 matches before ending the season at home against Saint Peter’s on nov. 10.

“this schedule allows us to be competitive with a variety of teams,” Jones said. “there are a few matches where we’ll be challenged, but I also know that we can be successful. I’m confident that we’ll have a great season.”

Manhattan was picked third in the MaaC Preseason Coaches Poll, its highest ranking since 2007. the top four teams at the conclusion of the 18-match, double round-robin conference schedule will advance to the MaaC tournament, which will be held at Fairfield on nov. 16-17.

“no. 3 is the highest preseason ranking we’ve had, which shows we’re getting that respect from the coaches,” Jones said. “It’s a long season and third place is a great goal, but we want to achieve more than that. With hard work, I think we can.”


Mark Jones enters his fourth season as Manhattan’s head volleyball coach, and his second in a full-time capacity. In 2010, he was named anaconda Sports Metro atlantic athletic Conference (MaaC) Coach of the year after leading the Jaspers to a school-record 11 MaaC victories and their first 20-win season in seven years. Manhattan followed that up with a 16-15 campaign in 2011, marking the program’s first back-to-back winning seasons since 2002-03.

Manhattan posted an 8-23 record in 2009, Jones’ first season at the helm, before notching a 20-14 mark during the 2010 campaign. It was Manhattan’s first winning season since 2005 and first 20-win campaign since 2003. the Jaspers were picked to finish ninth in the MaaC Preseason Poll, but ended up tied for third place with an 11-7 conference record. In 2010, the Jaspers snapped an 11-match losing streak against Fairfield and swept the season series with Siena for the first time in program history. Manhattan also put together a pair of six-match winning streaks and went an impressive 7-2 in five-set matches in 2010.

Jones came to Riverdale after a two-year stint as the top assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at the University of Maine. Under his guidance, the black bears qualified for the america east Conference tournament in 2008. Prior to his time at Maine, Jones spent two seasons as an assistant at tennessee State University. the tigers posted back-to-back 20-win seasons and won the ohio valley Conference Championship in 2005. tennessee State went 26-6 against ovC opponents during his two seasons in nashville.

Jones began his coaching career at his alma mater, Washington State, during the 1994-95 athletic season. he served as a volunteer assistant with the Cougars’ women’s program during the fall and was head coach of the men’s squad in the spring. the women’s team qualified for the

nCaa tournament and finished the year ranked in the top 25 during each of his four seasons, including an appearance in the regional finals in 1996. Washington State went 27-6 that season, finishing second in the Pac-10 and earning a year-end national ranking of no. 7.

the Washington State men’s team went 99-22 during his four seasons at the helm. Jones’ teams went 46-4 in the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate volleyball association, including consecutive 13-0 campaigns in 1997-98. Jones led the Cougars to four straight PIva championships and a third-place finish in the 1998 national Collegiate volleyball Championships.

after one season as the top assistant with northwestern State’s women’s program in 1998, Jones moved on to William Woods University, where he was the top assistant with both the men’s and women’s programs in 1999-2000. he was named head coach of both programs in august 2000. the women’s team won at least 18 matches and finished third in the america Midwest Conference during each of his three seasons at the helm.

after going 13-13 during his first season as mentor of the owls’ men’s team, Jones was named Mid-america Men’s volleyball Intercollegiate Conference Coach of the year in 2002. that season, he led William Woods to a 31-4 record and the naIa national Championship. his 2003 squad finished the season ranked fifth in the nation with an 18-11 overall record. overall, Jones went 62-28 with the William Woods men’s team and 57-49 with the women’s program.

a 1995 graduate of Washington State, Jones won four varsity letters as a member of the Cougars’ men’s volleyball team. he received master’s degrees from William Woods in 2001 and tennessee State in 2007.

Head Coach • Washington State ‘95 • Third Season (28-37) mark JonesHead Coach • Washington State ‘95 • Fourth Season (44-52)


bridget hurlman is in her third season as an assistant coach with the Jaspers. She is also an assistant coach for the Manhattan softball team.

She played softball at MaaC rival Marist for four seasons, earning Second team all-MaaC honors following both the 2005 and 2006 campaigns. In 2006, she earned a place on the MaaC all-tournament team, as the Red Foxes won their first-ever MaaC Championship and advanced to the nCaa tournament.

also a certified athletic trainer, hurlman is a member of the national athletic trainers’ association. From September-December 2006, she worked as an athletic trainer at Walt Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex, where she provided medical care to athletes of all ages in a variety of sports. From august 2007-May 2009, she served

as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at St. John’s University, where she worked primarily with the women’s cross country and track and field teams, as well as the men’s lacrosse and men’s and women’s soccer squads. hurlman is currently employed at the Frozen Ropes baseball/Softball training Facility in elmsford, n.y., where she is an instructor and assists with administrative duties.

a three-time MaaC all-academic selection in softball, hurlman graduated cum laude from Marist in 2006. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in sports management from St. John’s.

the daughter of Margaret and James hurlman, she currently resides in yonkers, n.y.

bridget hurlmanAssistant Coach • Marist ‘06 • Third Season


numerical roster# name cl. Pos. ht. hometown/high school (Previous school)

2 Julie bies Sr. l 5-2 Massapequa, n.y./Massapequa

3 Deandra anderson So. Mb 6-0 Durham, n.C./Riverside

4 alexa lampasona Sr. oh 5-11 Remsenburg, n.y./Westhampton beach

5 Jamie Collareta Sr. S 5-8 Islip terrace, n.y./east Islip

6 hollegn henderson So. S 5-8 long beach, Calif./Wilson

7 Mariana Furquim Jr. oh 6-1 Curitiba, brazil/Colegio Positivo (Unlv)

8 Katie lang Fr. S 5-4 breezy Point, n.y./Fontbonne hall

9 Sydney volovski Fr. oh 6-0 oswego, Ill./oswego

10 Clare bozzo Fr. oh/Mb 5-10 Salinas, Calif./Santa Catalina

11 Malia Mcguinness So. oh 5-10 Kailua, hawaii/Maryknoll School

12 Kelsey huntoon Sr. Mb 5-10 Monroe, Mich./St. Mary Catholic Central

13 Maddie heck Sr. Mb 5-11 Corte Madera, Calif./Redwood

14 Juliana behrens Jr. oh 6-1 honolulu, hawaii/Punahou (Cincinnati)

15 ellie Wiekamp Jr. oh 5-10 laguna niguel, Calif./Santa Margarita (Irvine valley)

16 Sarah haselhorst So. oh 5-10 naperville, Ill./naperville north

17 Katelyn nugent Jr. Mb 6-1 auburn, Wash./thomas Jefferson (green River CC)

18 Karlee anderson Jr. Mb 6-0 Paso Robles, Calif./Paso Robles (San Diego Mesa)

alPhabetical rosterno. name cl. Pos. ht. hometown/high school (Previous school)

3 anderson, Deandra So. Mb 6-0 Durham, n.C./Riverside

18 anderson, Karlee Jr. Mb 6-0 Paso Robles, Calif./Paso Robles (San Diego Mesa)

14 behrens, Juliana Jr. oh 6-1 honolulu, hawaii/Punahou (Cincinnati)

2 bies, Julie Sr. l 5-2 Massapequa, n.y./Massapequa

10 bozzo, Clare Fr. oh/Mb 5-10 Salinas, Calif./Santa Catalina

5 Collareta, Jamie Sr. S 5-8 Islip terrace, n.y./east Islip

7 Furquim, Mariana Jr. oh 6-1 Curitiba, brazil/Colegio Positivo (Unlv)

16 haselhorst, Sarah So. oh 5-10 naperville, Ill./naperville north

13 heck, Maddie Sr. Mb 5-11 Corte Madera, Calif./Redwood

6 henderson, hollegn So. S 5-8 long beach, Calif./Wilson

12 huntoon, Kelsey Sr. Mb 5-10 Monroe, Mich./St. Mary Catholic Central

4 lampasona, alexa Sr. oh 5-11 Remsenburg, n.y./Westhampton beach

8 lang, Katie Fr. S 5-4 breezy Point, n.y./Fontbonne hall

11 Mcguinness, Malia So. oh 5-10 Kailua, hawaii/Maryknoll School

17 nugent, Katelyn Jr. Mb 6-1 auburn, Wash./thomas Jefferson (green River CC)

9 volovski, Sydney Fr. oh 6-0 oswego, Ill./oswego

15 Wiekamp, ellie Jr. oh 5-10 laguna niguel, Calif./Santa Margarita (Irvine valley)

heaD coach Mark Jones (Washington State ’95), 4th Season

2012 roster

assistant coach bridget hurlman

Pronunciation guiDe: Julie bies beeS

alexa lampasona lamp-uh-SoWn-uh

Jamie Collareta Cah-la-ret-tuh

hollegn henderson holl-en

Mariana Furquim fur-KeeM

Sydney volovski vUh-lahv-ski

Malia Mcguinness MUh-lee-uh

Sarah haselhorst haZel-horst


Julie bies2011: Saw action in all 115 sets…Finished second on the squad with 332 digs and 2.89 digs per set…also recorded 25 service aces and ranked third on the team with 29 assists…averaged 3.06 digs per set in conference play…Recorded 18 double-digit dig efforts, including three 20-dig performances…notched 1,000th career dig as part of a 26-dig performance in the season-opening five-set win over Radford on aug. 27…had second 20-dig effort of the season against Rider on Sept. 25, collecting 20 digs to go along with three aces and three assists…Posted first kill of the season in the home win over Fairleigh Dickinson on Sept. 28…Contributed 19 digs and had a kill in the five-set victory at Canisius on oct. 2…tallied a team-high 21 digs and added two aces in the come-from-behind five-set home win over Marist on oct. 16…Distributed four assists to go along with 19 digs and three aces against niagara on oct. 30…Registered 17 digs in the five-set home win over Iona on nov. 6…Selected to the MaaC all-academic team for the second straight year.

2010: Played in all 130 sets, starting all 34 matches at libero…led the team with 583 digs, one shy of the single-season program record, and placed sixth in the MaaC with 4.48 digs per set…also ranked second on the squad in both service aces (29) and assists (39)…had at least eight digs in every match, reaching double-figures 31 times…Registered at least 20 digs 12 times, including three 30-dig performances…Credited with a kill to go along with 27 digs in a win over holy Cross on Sept. 11…notched 30 digs in the five-set win at Rider on Sept. 18…Posted a career-high 34 digs, her second straight 30-dig effort, while also handing out three assists against Saint Peter’s in the home opener (Sept. 19)…Recorded 15 digs and three aces against Marist on oct. 16…tallied a match-high 30 digs and added two

assists in the Jaspers’ 3-2 win over Iona at Draddy gymnasium on oct. 17…Set a career-high with five aces in the 3-0 home win over Fairfield on nov. 6…Contributed three aces in a victory over Rider the next day…ended the regular season with back-to-back 28-dig efforts in wins at Saint Peter’s (nov. 13) and loyola (nov. 14)…named to the MaaC all-academic team.

2009: one of two Jaspers to appear in all 117 sets…Finished second on the team with 400 digs and 3.42 digs per set…tied for second on the squad with 18 service aces…Recorded double-digit digs 22 times, including the first 10 matches of her collegiate career…Posted 20 digs and added three assists in the lady Jaspers’ five-set win over Central Connecticut on Sept. 4…Registered a career-high 29 digs and handed out five assists against hartford on Sept. 5…also notched first career kill in that match…had three aces in Manhattan’s 3-2 home victory over Rider on Sept. 19…tallied two aces in back-to-back matches against Marist (oct. 31) and Fairfield (nov. 1). beFore manhattan: led Massapequa high School to the 2007 new york State Class aa championship…team won three successive nassau County championships (2006-08) and the long Island championship in 2007…earned team MvP honors and won the sportsmanship award as a senior…Selected to the all-county team and made the all-tournament team at the 2008 nassau County Championships…Represented long Island in the 2008 empire State games.

Personal: Daughter of Peter and Susan…has two sisters, Kristen and erin, and one brother, Philip…Family hosts a special needs girl from Ukraine every summer…Majoring in physical education…born February 10, 1991.

5-2 • Senior • Libero • Massapequa, N.Y.—Massapequa

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Jamie collareta2011: Saw action in four matches…Recorded three digs and an assist in the five-set win at lafayette on Sept. 13…had a dig and an assist at niagara on oct. 1…Contributed an assist in the rematch with the Purple eagles on oct. 30…tallied a dig against Fairfield on nov. 5…named to the MaaC all-academic team for the second straight season.

2010: Started every match at setter, playing in all 130 sets…Moved into fifth place on Manhattan’s all-time single-season list with 1239 assists and ranked third in the MaaC in assists per set (9.53)…Placed third on the team in digs (275, 2.12 per set) and service aces (25) while also posting 41 kills…had 10 double-doubles…Registered four kills on .333 hitting and dished out 32 assists against St. Francis (ny) on Sept. 4…Distributed 53 assists and tallied a career-high 20 digs in a 3-2 win at Rider on Sept. 18…Recorded 48 assists and a career-high four aces against Saint Peter’s in the home-opening victory (Sept. 19)...hit .400, slamming a career-high six kills while not making an error in 15 attempts, handed out 49 assists and added 14 digs in the 3-2 home win over loyola on oct. 10…handed out a career-high 55 assists to go along with nine digs and three blocks in the five-set home win over Siena on oct. 31…Collected 50 assists, 16 digs and two aces in the lady Jaspers’ come-from-behind 3-2 victory over Rider in the MaaC tournament (nov. 19)…Selected to the MaaC all-academic team.

2009: emerged as the starting setter late in the season, starting the last 12 matches and 13 overall…Played in a total of 65 sets…Finished second on the team in total assists (453) and paced the lady Jaspers in assists per set (6.97), which ranked eighth in the MaaC…also tallied 22 kills, 101 digs and 17 blocks…Made first collegiate start against Seton hall in the Rose hill Classic on Sept. 12 and recorded two kills…got the start at Canisius on oct. 17 and posted career-highs with 54 assists, four kills and four blocks…Recorded first career double-double with 36 assists and 10 digs in the lady Jaspers’ 3-0 win at Rider on oct. 23, then notched 27 assists and a career-high 12 digs the next day against Saint Peter’s…notched third career double-double with 46 assists and 10 digs at loyola on nov. 8…had three kills on .500 hitting to go along with 29 assists and nine digs at Iona on nov. 14…Posted three kills and 25 assists against Siena in the season finale on nov. 15.

beFore manhattan: Played five years of club volleyball for the Island volleyball academy, one of the top club teams on long Island…a three-time team MvP and all-conference selection at east Islip high School…Served as team captain as a senior…also ran track…earned a place on the honor roll each season and a member of the Foreign language honor Society.

Personal: Daughter of lori…has one brother, Christopher…Majoring in physical education…born December 31, 1990.

5-8 • Senior •Setter • Islip Terrace, N.Y.—East Islip

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maddie heck2011: limited by injury to just 52 sets…appeared in 25 matches, starting four…Recorded four kills in the season-opening five-set victory over Radford on aug. 27…had four blocks against hofstra later that day…Contributed three blocks against Dartmouth on Sept. 2…notched three blocks in the home win over Rider (Sept. 25) and the five-set victory at Canisius (oct. 2)…Didn’t commit an error in back-to-back matches against Saint Peter’s (oct. 22) and army (oct. 26)…hit .800 against the Peacocks, tying a season-high with four kills, and tallied two kills on .667 hitting against the black Knights…earned a place on the MaaC all-academic team for the second straight season.

2010: Played in 20 matches and 73 sets…Placed second on the squad in blocks per set (0.68) and third in total blocks (50)…also contributed 94 kills (1.29 per set)…had nine kills at St. John’s on Sept. 3…Posted four kills, four assists and five digs in a 3-0 win over St. Francis (ny) on Sept. 4…tallied eight kills on .500 hitting to go along with six blocks in a win over navy on Sept. 11…Recorded nine kills on .400 hitting and three assists against holy Cross later that day…tied career-high with 10 kills and added a career-best eight digs in the five-set win at Rider on Sept. 18…Matched a career-high with eight blocks in the 3-2 home win over Siena on oct. 31…Didn’t commit an error against Rider in the MaaC tournament (nov. 19), slamming seven kills and hitting a career-high .700 in the come-from-behind 3-2 win…also distributed five assists in that match…named to the MaaC all-academic team.

2009: appeared in 29 matches, including 20 starts, and 95 sets…Placed second on the team with 52 blocks and 0.55 blocks per set…Finished with 99 kills and 1.04 kills per set to place fourth on the squad…notched six kills in each of her first two collegiate matches (Sept. 1 vs. army, Sept. 4 at Central Connecticut)…also had a career-high eight blocks in the five-set win over Central Connecticut on Sept. 4…Recorded four assists and three blocks in the Jaspers’ 3-1 win over Fairleigh Dickinson on Sept. 9…Posted six kills in back-to-back matches against niagara (Sept. 26) and Canisius (Sept. 27)…Slammed a career-high 10 kills in the rematch with niagara on oct. 18…Distributed a career-best six assists to go along with seven kills on .312 hitting at loyola on nov. 8.

beFore manhattan: earned Most versatile Player honors as a senior at Redwood high School in 2008…Selected offensive Player of the year and first team all-league in 2007…named MvP of club team in 2006…a member of the California Scholarship Federation and Redwood honor Society.

Personal: Daughter of bill and Julie…Father, bill, and uncle, bob, both played professional basketball in Switzerland…has one brother, brian…Served as head coach of a Cyo eighth-grade girls team in 2008…born July 3, 1991.

5-11 • Senior • Middle Blocker • Corte Madera, Calif.—Redwood

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kelsey huntoon2011: emerged as the Jaspers’ regular libero late in the year, appearing in all 31 matches and all 115 sets…led the team with 344 digs and 2.99 digs per set, while also ranking second on the squad in assists (42) and service aces (30)…tallied double-digit digs 16 times, including 10 of the Jaspers’ last 11 matches…Registered 11 digs and three service aces in the season-opening come-from-behind 3-2 win over Radford in the asics Invitational on aug. 27…Slammed kills on her only two attack attempts in the five-set win at Canisius on oct. 2…had a career-high five assists and added 14 digs in the home win over St. Francis (ny) on oct. 4…Recorded first career 20-dig effort against niagara on oct. 30…Followed up that performance with 21 digs, three aces and two assists in a win at Rider on nov. 2…Finished the season with three straight 20-dig efforts…notched a career-high 25 digs to go along with four assists and three aces in the five-set home win over Iona on nov. 6…Posted 21 digs and four assists at Marist (nov. 12), then ended the season with a 20-dig performance at Siena (nov. 13)…Selected to the MaaC all-academic team.

2010: Played in 32 matches and 115 sets…Made 15 starts…Placed third on the team in assists (35), fourth in service aces (25) and fifth in digs (159)…Set a career-high with 18 digs in the win at Providence on Sept. 14…Made first start of the season at Rider on Sept. 18 and notched 13 digs in the five-set victory…Didn’t commit an attack error against lafayette on Sept. 22, hitting .429 with three kills…notched a career-best seven blocks to go along with five kills at Fairfield on Sept. 25…

hit .545 (recording six kills on 11 errorless attempts) and added three assists and three blocks against Iona on Sept. 26…Contributed five blocks in the win at Siena on oct. 9…had a career-high 10 kills, three digs and two aces, including one on match point, in the lady Jaspers’ five-set home victory over Iona on oct. 17…tallied 13 digs at Saint Peter’s on nov. 13.

2009: Saw action in 24 matches and 83 sets…Registered a pair of blocks in the five-set win over Rider on Sept. 19…Made first collegiate start the next day at Saint Peter’s and posted three kills and four digs to go along with a career-high three assists…notched two service aces at lafayette (Sept. 30) and Siena (oct. 11)…Posted career-highs with four aces and 10 digs in the 3-0 win over Providence on nov. 11…had a career-high five kills, eight digs and two assists at Iona on nov. 14.

beFore manhattan: helped St. Mary Catholic Central high School reach the state semifinals in 2007 and 2008…Selected MIvCa all-Region and First team all-huron league while earning all-state honorable mention recognition…named team MvP in 2008…also played soccer and basketball.

Personal: Daughter of Robert and lori…has one brother, Matthew…Plans to become a lawyer…born august 13, 1991.

5-10 • Senior • Middle Blocker • Monroe, Mich.—St. Mary Central Catholic

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alexa lampasona2011: Started all 31 matches on the right side, playing in all 115 sets…Finished fourth on the squad in kills (254), kills per set (2.21), blocks (54) and blocks per set (0.47)…Reached double-figures in the kill column 12 times…opened the season with a career-high 17 kills in a 3-2 win over Radford in the asics Invitational on aug. 27…Slammed 15 kills on .303 hitting in a 3-0 victory over Fordham on Sept. 3…Distributed a season-high three assists to go along with nine kills and three blocks in a 3-2 win at lafayette on Sept. 13…Committed just one error against Saint Peter’s on Sept. 17, posting seven kills on .429 hitting in the 3-0 win…notched five blocks to go along with 10 kills on .348 hitting in the five-set win at Canisius on oct. 2…Posted a season-high five digs against Siena on oct. 15, and again at loyola on oct. 19…Pounded the winning kill, her 13th of the match, in the Jaspers’ come-from-behind 3-2 victory over Marist at Draddy gymnasium on oct. 16…hit .381 against Canisius on oct. 29-30, tallying nine kills and committing just one error in 21 attempts…tied a career-high with five blocks in the season finale at Siena (nov. 13)…named to the MaaC all-academic team for the second straight year.

2010: one of four Jaspers to play in all 130 sets…Started every match…Placed fourth on the team with 263 kills and 2.02 kills per set…Finished second on the squad with 76 blocks (0.58 per set)…Reached double-figures in kills 11 times…had 12 kills at St. John’s on Sept. 3…handed out three assists four times, including all three matches in the bryant Invitational (Sept. 10-11)…added eight kills and five blocks in the win over holy Cross on Sept. 11…Recorded a career-high six digs to go along with 10 kills against Saint Peter’s on Sept. 19…Pounded a career-high 15 kills and added four blocks in the five-set home win

over loyola on oct. 10…Registered 12 kills on .357 hitting while also collecting five digs and four blocks against Marist on oct. 16…hit a career-best .520, slamming 14 kills and committing just one error, in the rematch with Marist on oct. 30, a 3-1 Manhattan victory…Posted a .414 hitting percentage (14 kills, two errors, 29 attempts) and registered four blocks against Siena on oct. 31…notched seven kills and a career-best six blocks against Fairfield in the MaaC tournament (nov. 18)…Selected to the MaaC all-academic team.

2009: Played in 14 matches and 25 sets…Made collegiate debut against nJIt on Sept. 5 and recorded three kills…Slammed kills on her only two swings of the match against Stony brook on Sept. 15…got the start against Rider on Sept. 19 and posted three kills, two assists and a dig…Registered a career-high four kills to go along with two digs and a block at Saint Peter’s on Sept. 20…notched a kill, a block and a career-high three digs in the rematch with Saint Peter’s on oct. 24.

beFore manhattan: as team captain, named to the all-conference and all-league squads as a senior at Westhampton beach high School in 2008…led Westhampton beach to the Suffolk County and long Island championships and an appearance in the new york State Final Four in 2007…helped team win the 2006 league championship…also played softball, earning all-division honors as a shortstop in 2009.

Personal: Daughter of alexander and linda…has two brothers, timothy and luke…Majoring in pre-physical therapy with plans to become an athletic trainer…born September 8, 1991.

5-11 • Senior • Outside Hitter • Remsenburg, N.Y.—Westhampton Beach

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mariana Furquim2011: Played in all 115 sets, starting every match during her first season in a Manhattan uniform…Ranked third on the squad in kills (287) and kills per set (2.50)…also placed second on the team in blocks (72) and blocks per set (0.63), and tied for second in service aces (30)…one of five Jaspers to post more than 200 digs, finishing with 233 (2.03 per set)…averaged 3.10 points per set, third-most on the team…Posted six double-doubles (kills, digs)…Registered 13 kills and three aces against Radford in Manhattan debut (aug. 27)…Stuffed five blocks, while also notching 14 kills and seven digs in a five-set home win over loyola on Sept. 24…Served four aces against Rider on Sept. 25…named MaaC offensive Player of the Week on oct. 17 after a pair of dominating performances against Siena and Marist…Didn’t commit an error against Siena on oct. 15, pounding 16 kills on .485 hitting to go along with 10 digs and five blocks…had another double-double in the 3-2 win over Marist on oct. 16, notching a career-high 20 kills (on .459 hitting) and 20 digs, while also tallying four aces and five blocks…Recorded third consecutive double-double at loyola on oct. 19, tallying 12 kills

and 12 digs to go along with five blocks…Secured fourth double-double of the season with 12 kills and 18 digs against niagara on oct. 30…Went without an attack error for the second time at Rider on nov. 2, hitting .355 with 11 kills, while adding 19 digs and two solo blocks…Contributed a career-high 22 digs to go along with 18 kills in the Jaspers come-from-behind 3-2 home victory over Iona on nov. 6.

2010 (at unlv): appeared in one match…Made collegiate debut at Wyoming on nov. 6 and attempted two attacks.

beFore manhattan: helped Colegio Positivo finish first in the city and state standings in 2008…also won city and state titles with Sion in 2007…Captured third place in the city with expoente in 2006.

Personal: Daughter of Clovis Joao Spera Furquim and lenica apapecida dos Santos…hason on brother, Cristian…Majoring in business…born august 27, 1991.

6-1 • Junior • Outside Hitter • Curitiba, Brazil—Colegio Positivo (UNLV)

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Deandra anderson2011: Came off the bench in three matches, appearing in five sets overall…Slammed a kill on her first collegiate attempt against Saint Peter’s on Sept. 17…also saw action at Iona (oct. 9) and in the rematch with Saint Peter’s (oct. 22).

beFore manhattan: helped Riverside high School win the Pac-6 Conference championship in 2010…named the team’s Most Improved Player and honorable mention all-conference as a senior…also participated in gymnastics for seven years, winning multiple state championships at both the high school and club levels.

Personal: Daughter of Michael and elizabeth…has one brother, Sterling…has volunteered at the Carolina tiger Rescue…Worked as a volunteer with “Durham for obama” during the 2008 Presidential campaign…born January 4, 1994.

6-0 • Sophomore • Middle Blocker • Durham, N.C.—Riverside

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sarah haselhorst2011: Came off the bench in 30 matches, playing in 85 sets…tallied 155 digs (1.82 per set)…had first career double-digit dig effort against Fordham on Sept. 3, notching 13 digs to go along with her first career kill…Dished out three assists at Washington State on Sept. 9…Reached double-figures in digs three straight times from Sept. 17-24…notched 10 digs, and added three assists and two aces against Saint Peter’s on Sept. 17…Registered a career-high 17 digs while also serving a pair of aces in a five-set home win over loyola on Sept. 24.

beFore manhattan: earned three varsity letters at naperville north high School…a four-time academic all-conference selection…helped Sports Performance 18 blue win the JvDa national club championship in 2009 after finishing second in 2008.

Personal: Daughter of Joe haselhorst and Maria DeFilippis…has a twin sister, lauren, and two other sisters, Christine and leah…Majoring in biology with plans to become a doctor…enjoys traveling…born June 20, 1993.

5-10 • Sophomore • Outside Hitter • Naperville, Ill.—Naperville North

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hollegn henderson2011: named to MaaC all-Rookie team…Moved immediately into the starting lineup, playing all 115 sets at setter…handed out 1141 assists, the eighth-highest single-season total in program history…Ranked third in the conference with 9.92 assists per set…also averaged 2.04 digs per set and hit .275 for the season…tallied nine double-doubles…Distributed 50 or more assists seven times…Contributed 56 assists against Radford in first collegiate match on aug. 27…Recorded first collegiate double-double (24 assists, 12 digs) at hofstra later that day…Slammed five kills on .571 to go along with 42 assists in the home-opening win over Saint Peter’s on Sept. 17…earned MaaC Rookie of the Week honors on Sept. 26…notched 40 assists, 10 digs and four kills in a home win over Providence on Sept. 21…had 51 assists, 14 digs and four kills in a five-set victory over loyola on Sept. 24…Followed up that performance with 48 assists, nine digs, four kills and three blocks in a win over Rider on Sept. 25…Matched a career-high with five kills on 11 errorless swings, while adding 54

5-8 • Sophomore • Setter • Long Beach, Calif.—Wilson

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assists in a five-set triumph at Canisius on oct. 2…Registered five kills for the third time at Fairfield on oct. 8…Finished one dig shy of a double-double against Marist on oct. 16, tallying 56 assists and nine digs in the five-set triumph…Collected 54 assists, a career-high 19 digs, and three blocks against niagara on oct. 30…Posted a career-high 57 assists and added 10 digs in the five-set home win over Iona on nov. 6.

beFore manhattan: twice named Wilson Classical high School’s Impact Player of the year (2008, 2010)…earned First team all-Moore league honors and the Scholar athlete award…a two-time SCva high Performance Setter selection…helped the bruins win back-to-back conference championships (2008-09) and crack the CIF top 10 in 2009…also played for the Southern California volleyball Club, appearing in two Junior olympics and the 2009 global Challenge in Croatia.


malia mcguinness2011: Selected to both the all-MaaC Second team and MaaC all-Rookie team…Started every match, appearing in all 115 sets…led all MaaC freshmen with a team-high 3.40 kills per set, which ranked fifth overall in the conference…Placed sixth in the league with 3.69 points per set…averaged 2.53 digs per set, good for third on the team…totaled 391 kills and 291 digs for the season…twice earned MaaC Rookie of the Week honors…Reached double-figures in kills 22 times, and had 10 double-doubles…had a double-double in first collegiate match, posting 15 kills and 14 digs against Radford in the asics Invitational (aug. 27)…established a career-high with three blocks in a five-set win at lafayette on Sept. 13…hit an outstanding .684, pounding 13 kills without an error, in home debut against Saint Peter’s on Sept. 17…Slammed 21 kills and added 15 digs in a 3-2 home win over loyola on Sept. 24…notched a career-high three service aces to go along with 12 kills against Fairleigh Dickinson on Sept. 28…named MaaC Rookie of the Week on oct. 3 after leading the Jaspers to a 3-2 victory at Canisius (oct. 2)…Recorded a career-high 24 kills, including

the winning swing, on .396 hitting and added 14 digs in the triumph over the griffs…earned MaaC Rookie of the Week honors for the second time on oct. 24 after averaging 4.43 kills per set on .413 hitting in road wins at loyola (oct. 19) and Saint Peter’s (oct. 22)…Posted 15 kills and 15 digs in the victory at loyola, then notched 16 kills on .448 hitting against the Peacocks…Registered a career-best 22 digs in the rematch with Canisius on oct. 29-30…brought Manhattan to match point with her 17th, and final, kill in a 3-2 victory over Iona at Draddy gymnasium on nov. 6…also notched 11 digs and two solo blocks against the gaels.

beFore manhattan: named second team all-conference as a senior at the Maryknoll School…led the Jammers volleyball Club to a third-place finish in the national Division at the 2010 USa volleyball girls’ Junior national Championships.

Personal: Daughter of Mark and bridget…has two brothers, bryan and Matthew…Majoring in business…has volunteered with the Special olympics…born December 9, 1993.

5-10 • Sophomore • Outside Hitter • Kailua, Hawaii—Maryknoll School

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karlee anderson2011 (at san Diego mesa): led the olympians to a share of the Pacific Coast athletic Conference championship…named Second team all-PCaC…averaged 1.84 kills and 0.61 blocks per set.

2010 (at Dixie state): appeared in one set.

6-0 • Junior • Middle Blocker • Paso Robles, Calif.—Paso Robles (San Diego Mesa)

18beFore manhattan: as a senior, helped Paso Robles high School reach second round of the CIF Southern Section Division I-a playoffs for the first time since 2006…named second team all-league in 2007…a three-time team captain.

Personal: Daughter of Steve and Jennifer…has two sisters, Julia and Sammie…born June 1, 1992.

Juliana behrens2011 (at cincinnati): Saw action in 18 sets over 11 matches…Recorded nine kills and four digs on the season…notched a block at Kentucky on aug. 30…tallied two kills and a dig against Sam houston State on Sept. 3…Posted season-highs with three kills and two digs against north texas later that day.

2010 (at cincinnati): appeared in 18 matches and 49 sets…Started four matches…Finished the season with 58 kills and 30 digs…Made collegiate debut against James Madison on Sept. 4 and had a kill…tallied career-highs with eight kills, five digs and three service aces against Illinois on Sept. 17…Recorded three digs and three blocks against Purdue on Sept. 18…had six kills on .357 hitting and added a pair of blocks against Morehead State on Sept. 21…Posted six kills in back-to-back big east matches against DePaul (oct. 8) and notre Dame (oct. 10)…got the start against louisville on oct. 16 and registered five kills and three aces.

6-1 • Junior • Outside Hitter • Honolulu, Hawaii—Punahou (Cincinnati)

14beFore manhattan: led Punahou high School to four consecutive top three finishes in the hawaii state tournament…named first team all-state by the honolulu advertiser as a senior, as Punahou won the league title…Selected to the Under armour girls high School all-america team watch list and the Prepvolleyball.com Senior aces, which recognizes the top 250 players in the nation, prior to the 2009 season…Chosen to the Interscholastic league of honolulu all-Star First team as a junior…also earned a varsity letter in canoe paddling.

Personal: Daughter of Doug and Cynthia…has one sister, Marissa…Majoring in biology…born January 29, 1992.

katelyn nugent2011 (at green river cc): team captain…named First team all-nWaaCC Western Region…earned nWaaCC Player of the Week honors…led team in kills and hitting percentage for second straight season…averaged 3.43 kills and 0.66 blocks per set…had 19 kills three times, as well as one 18-kill effort…hit .640 or better on three separate occasions, including a .700 hitting performance against Centralia on Sept. 28…Selected to the nWaaCC all-academic team.

2010 (at green river cc): led the gators in both kills and blocks, averaging 2.41 kills and 0.89 blocks per set…had 17 kills on .600 hitting against linn-benton on Sept.

6-1 • Junior • Middle Blocker • Auburn, Wash.—Thomas Jefferson (Green River)

1716...Slammed 15 kills and hit .500 against tacoma on Sept. 24…Recorded 11 blocks against Centralia on oct. 8.

beFore manhattan: earned Second team all-SPSlaa north honors as a senior at thomas Jefferson high School…named team MvP and served as team captain.

Personal: Daughter of Scott and Karen…has one brother, Jacob…grandfather, Jack, played football at the University of Washington…Majoring in accounting…born July 14, 1992.


ellie WiekampSat out the 2011 season after shoulder surgery…Joined team in the Spring 2012 semester.

2010 (at irvine valley): named honorable Mention all-orange empire Conference…led league in both kills and service aces…Ranked among top five in California in kills.

2009 (at irvine valley): helped team to a third-place finish at California State tournament…Placed among the top 10 in California in kills.

5-10 • Junior • Outside Hitter • Laguna Niguel, Calif.—Santa Margarita (Irvine Valley)

15beFore manhattan: led Santa Margarita high School to four state league titles and the 2008 Division I-aa State Championship…twice earned team MvP honors.

Personal: Daughter of Michael and Kathy…Sister, breanne, plays volleyball at Seattle Pacific…has another sister, leslie, who played at Rhode Island…Majoring in communications…born February 5, 1991.

clare bozzobeFore manhattan: helped Santa Catalina high School reach the finals of the norCal State tournament for the first time ever in 2010…team also finished as Central Coast Sectional runners-up in 2010…named First team all-Mtal as a junior…Played for the Main beach volleyball Club’s 18-gold team…also lettered in basketball and track & field at Santa Catalina.

5-10 • Freshman • Outside Hitter/Middle Blocker • Salinas, Calif.—Santa Catalina

10Personal: Daughter of Daniel and elizabeth…has two sisters, Katie and Margaret, and one brother, Peter…Father, uncle and one cousin all played college sports…born april 15, 1994.

katie langbeFore manhattan: led Fontbonne hall academy to back-to-back brooklyn Diocesan Championships in 2009-10…a three-time team MvP, and winner of the Coaches award as a sophomore…named all-City by both the Daily news and new york Post three times each…earned three straight First team all-brooklyn selections.

5-4 • Freshman • Setter • Breezy Point, N.Y.—Fontbonne Hall

8Personal: Daughter of William and Katherine…has one sister, elizabeth…Cousin, emily Strack, is on the sand volleyball team at the University of north Florida…Majoring in engineering…volunteered at a Wounded Warriors summer event in 2011…born april 29, 1994.

sydney volovskibeFore manhattan: led oswego high School to the regional championship in 2011…named first team all-conference and team MvP during both her junior and senior seasons…Played club volleyball for Sports Performance, which won the 2011 Junior olympics and 2011 Pre-nationals.

6-0 • Freshman • Outside Hitter • Oswego, Ill.—Oswego

9Personal: Daughter of James and Shari…has one brother, James, and one sister, lindsay…Majoring in communications…born July 10, 1994.


With 10 institutions strongly bound by the sound principles of quality and integrity in academics and excellence in athletics, the Metro atlantic athletic Conference is in its 31st year of competition during the 2011-2012 academic year.

the MaaC was founded in 1980 by six charter members: the U.S. Military academy, Fairfield University, Fordham University, Iona College, Manhattan College and Saint Peter’s College. Competition followed one year later in the fall of 1981 with members competing in the sports of men’s cross country and men’s soccer. on January 2, 1982, army traveled to Iona for the first MaaC men’s basketball game and the MaaC story had begun.

today, Conference members include: Canisius College, Fairfield University, Iona College, loyola University Maryland, Manhattan College, Marist College, niagara University, Rider University, Saint Peter’s College, and Siena College. In addition, associate members include the University of Detroit Mercy, Jacksonville University and virginia Military Institute in men’s lacrosse. St. Francis (n.y.) College, villanova University, vMI and Wagner College are all associate members of the MaaC Women’s Water Polo league. Drake University, Robert Morris University and Sacred heart University compete in women’s rowing, while the University at albany, boston University and the University of hartford began competition in women’s golf in the spring of 2010. the MaaC will support 24 sports and championships during the 2011-2012 academic year.

the MaaC basketball Championships move to Springfield’s MassMutual Center to host the 2012-2014 championships. by having an excellent working relationship with various facilities, the MaaC has been able to attract a number of nCaa Championship events. Most recently, the MaaC and Rider co-hosted the 2011 nCaa Division I Wrestling Championships at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. the MaaC, Canisius College and niagara University successfully hosted the 2010 nCaa Division I Men’s basketball Championship First and Second Rounds at the hSbC arena in buffalo, new york. all three parties hosted the event in 2004 and 2007. the MaaC and Rider University co-hosted the 2009 nCaa Division I Women’s basketball Championship Regional at the Sovereign bank arena in trenton, n.J., after recording the third highest attendance figure for the women’s championship with the First and Second Rounds in 2006. the MaaC and Rider will work together to co-host the 2012 nCaa Rowing Championships at Mercer lake in West Windsor, new Jersey.

maac associate sPortsIn June of 1995, the MaaC continued to develop opportunities for student-

athletes as the conference announced the formation of the MaaC Men’s and Women’s lacrosse leagues. the men’s league began competition in the spring of 1996, while the women’s league commenced in the spring of 1997. the men’s league consists of four MaaC schools -- Canisius, Manhattan, Marist, and Siena – and three associate members – Detroit, Jacksonville and virginia Military Institute. the women’s league consists of MaaC institutions Canisius, Fairfield, Iona, Manhattan, Marist, niagara and Siena.

In 2002, the MaaC added the MaaC Women’s Water Polo league. the league is currently made up of three MaaC schools – Iona, Marist and Siena – as well as four associate members, St. Francis (n.y.), villanova, vMI and Wagner.

Sacred heart started participating in MaaC Women’s Rowing in the spring of 2008. Drake University joined the league for the 2010 MaaC Championship, while Robert Morris began competition in the spring of 2011.

In the summer of 2009, the MaaC added three associate members – albany, boston University and hartford – to women’s golf, with the programs starting competition against MaaC members Fairfield, niagara and Siena in 2009-2010.

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the MaaC prides itself on the accomplishments of its student-athletes in the classroom, as well as on the field. Mary beth Riley, a 1991 graduate of Canisius, was the first recipient of the nCaa Woman of the year award. In the fall of 1998, erin Whalen, a member of the Iona women’s rowing team, was awarded one of the nation’s 32 Rhodes Scholarships for academic achievement and civic leadership. Jose vargas, a loyola student, was also awarded a Rhodes Scholarship in 1999.

First-class facilities are the rule with MaaC schools, as teams regularly play in top-notch arenas,

such as Madison Square garden, the IZoD Center, hSbC arena, times Union Center, the arena at harbor yard and the Sun national bank Center. the other MaaC championships boast their share of outstanding locales as well, such as the Reverend harold Ridley, S.J., athletic Complex at loyola, where the women’s soccer championship will be contested in the fall of 2011, and Joe bruno Stadium in troy, new york, home of the 2012 MaaC baseball Championship. this year, the MaaC will take its men’s championship to orlando, Florida, where it will conduct its post-season event at the eSPn Wide World of Sports Complex. the MaaC Men’s and Women’s golf Championships will be held at Disney’s Magnolia golf Course.

In the past several years, a number of the MaaC schools have also enjoyed success in nCaa Championships. MaaC schools have made a total of 77 nIt appearances and 47 nCaa appearances. In addition, Iona and Rider participated in the CollegeInsider.com Postseason tournament, with the gaels advancing to the championship game. the Manhattan women participated in the Women’s basketball Invitational, reaching the semifinal round of the tournament. the MaaC currently possesses 13 automatic bids to nCaa Championships in men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s golf, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s lacrosse, and women’s water polo. In 2007, the Marist women’s basketball team advanced to the Sweet 16 before falling to the eventual national Champion, the University of tennessee. In the fall of 2009, the no. 11 Iona men’s cross country team finished tied for eighth place at the nCaa Championship race, extended the gaels’ streak to eight straight top 10 national finishes. Iona softball, Manhattan track, Manhattan baseball and loyola lacrosse have also flourished on the national stage.

the MaaC has also been a leader in the forefront of technology, expanding the notoriety of the league into cyberspace. In 2007, the league reached an agreement with Jumptv, Inc., now neulion, Inc., to design the MaaC web page. MaaCSports.com has been a great success, providing fans with up-to-date contest results, live and on-demand video and an online merchandise store. the MaaC, in conjunction with neulion, launched an iPhone app in February 2011. the league is looking to expand its offerings with android and iPod apps, scheduled for release during the 2011-12 academic year.

the MaaC President for the 2011-2012 academic year is Rev. Jeffrey von arx, S.J., the President of Fairfield University. the vice-President is Dr. eugene J. Cornacchia, Ph.D., the President of Saint Peter’s College. Jim Paquette, Director of athletics at loyola University Maryland, will chair the Committee on athletic administration, and theresa berg, associate athletic Director/Senior Woman administrator at niagara University will serve as vice Chair.

metro atlantic athletic conFerence


2011 overall statisticsoverall recorD: 16-15 conF: 9-9 home: 8-5 aWay: 6-7 neutral: 2-3

|--------------------attack-------------------| |--------set--------| |-------serve------|

## name sP mP-ms k k/set e ta Pct a a/set sa sa/s se

11 Mcguinness, Malia 115 31-31 391 3.40 179 1142 .186 13 0.11 20 0.17 19

14 havens, laKell 115 31-31 302 2.63 116 695 .268 22 0.19 35 0.30 38

7 Furquim, Mariana 115 31-31 287 2.50 118 881 .192 15 0.13 30 0.26 23

4 lampasona, alexa 115 31-31 254 2.21 101 732 .209 13 0.11 0 0.00 0

9 Degagne, brittany 102 30-27 105 1.03 48 280 .204 14 0.14 0 0.00 0

6 henderson, hollegn 115 31-31 65 0.57 16 178 .275 1141 9.92 11 0.10 18

12 huntoon, Kelsey 115 31-0 9 0.08 9 39 .000 42 0.37 30 0.26 20

13 heck, Maddie 52 25-4 19 0.37 15 83 .048 6 0.12 0 0.00 0

2 bies, Julie 115 31-0 2 0.02 2 14 .000 29 0.25 25 0.22 16

16 haselhorst, Sarah 85 30-0 5 0.06 4 30 .033 20 0.24 6 0.07 2

3 anderson, Deandra 5 3-0 1 0.20 0 1 1.000 0 0.00 0 0.00 0

5 Collareta, Jamie 4 4-0 0 0.00 0 2 .000 3 0.75 0 0.00 0

8 aldrich, Jackie 14 13-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 2 0.14 0 0.00 1

Manhattan 115 31-31 1440 12.52 608 4077 .204 1320 11.48 157 1.37 137

opponents 115 31-31 1440 12.52 600 4050 .207 1330 11.57 163 1.42 212

|-------Dig-------| |-----------------blocking-----------------|

## name s re Dig Dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe Points Pts/s

11 Mcguinness, Malia 115 36 291 2.53 3 20 23 0.20 4 2 424.0 3.69

14 havens, laKell 115 3 81 0.70 15 101 116 1.01 20 2 402.5 3.50

7 Furquim, Mariana 115 28 233 2.03 6 66 72 0.63 5 1 356.0 3.10

4 lampasona, alexa 115 1 47 0.41 0 54 54 0.47 6 2 281.0 2.44

9 Degagne, brittany 102 2 22 0.22 9 52 61 0.60 11 0 140.0 1.37

6 henderson, hollegn 115 0 235 2.04 2 29 31 0.27 26 32 92.5 0.80

12 huntoon, Kelsey 115 23 344 2.99 0 0 0 0.00 0 3 39.0 0.34

13 heck, Maddie 52 0 9 0.17 2 13 15 0.29 7 0 27.5 0.53

2 bies, Julie 115 31 332 2.89 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 27.0 0.23

16 haselhorst, Sarah 85 20 155 1.82 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 11.0 0.13

3 anderson, Deandra 5 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1.0 0.20

8 aldrich, Jackie 14 1 3 0.21 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 0.0 0.00

5 Collareta, Jamie 4 0 5 1.25 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 0.00

teaM 18

Manhattan 115 163 1757 15.28 37 335 204.5 1.78 79 43 1801.5 15.67

opponents 115 157 1694 14.73 43 333 209.5 1.82 67 31 1812.5 15.76


2011 maac statisticsoverall recorD: 9-9 conF: 9-9 home: 5-4 aWay: 4-5 neutral: 0-0

|--------------------attack-------------------| |--------set--------| |-------serve------|

## name sP mP-ms k k/set e ta Pct a a/set sa sa/s se

11 Mcguinness, Malia 71 18-18 255 3.59 103 706 .215 9 0.13 14 0.20 11

7 Furquim, Mariana 71 18-18 193 2.72 71 574 .213 9 0.13 21 0.30 14

14 havens, laKell 71 18-18 183 2.58 76 442 .242 12 0.17 10 0.14 18

4 lampasona, alexa 71 18-18 145 2.04 49 418 .230 6 0.08 0 0.00 0

9 Degagne, brittany 66 18-18 74 1.12 29 180 .250 7 0.11 0 0.00 0

6 henderson, hollegn 71 18-18 43 0.61 11 112 .286 738 10.39 8 0.11 7

12 huntoon, Kelsey 71 18-0 6 0.08 4 25 .080 25 0.35 17 0.24 9

2 bies, Julie 71 18-0 1 0.01 2 10 -.100 19 0.27 19 0.27 9

13 heck, Maddie 29 15-0 10 0.34 6 35 .114 2 0.07 0 0.00 0

16 haselhorst, Sarah 43 17-0 1 0.02 2 17 -.059 9 0.21 4 0.09 1

3 anderson, Deandra 5 3-0 1 0.20 0 1 1.000 0 0.00 0 0.00 0

5 Collareta, Jamie 3 3-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 2 0.67 0 0.00 0

8 aldrich, Jackie 9 9-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 2 0.22 0 0.00 1

Manhattan 71 18-18 912 12.85 353 2520 .222 840 11.83 93 1.31 70

opponents 71 18-18 903 12.72 351 2562 .215 831 11.70 107 1.51 126

|-------Dig-------| |-----------------blocking-----------------|

## name s re Dig Dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe Points Pts/s

11 Mcguinness, Malia 71 27 203 2.86 3 8 11 0.15 2 1 276.0 3.89

7 Furquim, Mariana 71 22 182 2.56 3 44 47 0.66 4 1 239.0 3.37

14 havens, laKell 71 2 52 0.73 10 68 78 1.10 11 1 237.0 3.34

4 lampasona, alexa 71 0 30 0.42 0 37 37 0.52 4 2 163.5 2.30

9 Degagne, brittany 66 2 15 0.23 8 35 43 0.65 7 0 99.5 1.51

6 henderson, hollegn 71 0 137 1.93 1 23 24 0.34 17 22 63.5 0.89

12 huntoon, Kelsey 71 14 234 3.30 0 0 0 0.00 0 2 23.0 0.32

2 bies, Julie 71 21 217 3.06 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 20.0 0.28

13 heck, Maddie 29 0 6 0.21 1 6 7 0.24 2 0 14.0 0.48

16 haselhorst, Sarah 43 10 69 1.60 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 5.0 0.12

3 anderson, Deandra 5 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1.0 0.20

8 aldrich, Jackie 9 1 3 0.33 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 0.0 0.00

5 Collareta, Jamie 3 0 2 0.67 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 0.00

teaM 8

Manhattan 71 107 1150 16.20 26 221 136.5 1.92 47 30 1141.5 16.08

opponents 71 93 1055 14.86 28 194 125.0 1.76 45 17 1135.0 15.99


Date opponent result

8/27 vs. Radford# W, 3-2

at hofstra# l, 0-3

9/2 vs. Dartmouth! l, 0-3

9/3 vs. Fordham! W, 3-0

at bucknell! W, 3-0

9/9 at Washington State% l, 0-3

vs. Sam houston State% l, 0-3

9/10 vs. San Francisco% l, 0-3

9/13 at lafayette W, 3-2

9/17 SaInt PeteR’S* W, 3-0

9/21 PRovIDenCe W, 3-1

9/24 loyola* W, 3-2

9/25 RIDeR* W, 3-1

9/28 FaIRleIgh DICKInSon W, 3-0

10/1 at niagara* l, 0-3

10/2 at Canisius* W, 3-2

10/4 St. FRanCIS (ny) W, 3-0

10/8 at Fairfield* l, 0-3

10/9 at Iona* l, 0-3

10/15 SIena* l, 1-3

10/16 MaRISt* W, 3-2

10/19 at loyola* W, 3-1

10/22 at Saint Peter’s* W, 3-0

10/26 aRMy l, 0-3

10/29 CanISIUS* l, 0-3

10/30 nIagaRa* l, 2-3

11/2 at Rider* W, 3-1

11/5 FaIRFIelD* l, 1-3

11/6 Iona* W, 3-2

11/12 at Marist* l, 1-3

11/13 at Siena* l, 1-3

*-MaaC match

#-asics Invitational (hempstead, n.y.)

!-bucknell tournament (lewisburg, Pa.)

%-Cougar Challenge (Pullman, Wash.)

2011 results


all-maac First team oFFensive Player oF the yearKendal Dirkin, Fairfield taylor akana, SienaJoanna Foss, Maristhannah hedrick, niagara co-DeFensive Player oF the yearSam Morgan, niagara hannah hedrick, niagaraKari honomichl, niagara lesli akeo, Sienataylor akana, Siena setter oF the yearall-maac seconD team Rachel Romansky, FairfieldDanielle brawn, CanisiusSamantha good, Canisius libero oF the yearbrianna Dixion, Fairfield Sam Morgan, niagaraRachel Romansky, FairfieldCaitlin Stapleton, Fairfield rookie oF the yearalicja Pawelec, Iona Caitlin Stapleton, FairfieldCatrina Warren, IonaMalia McGuinness, Manhattan anaconDa sPorts coach oF the yearellen Senf, niagara alija Pittenger, Fairfield

maac all-rookie team maac tournament mvPCaitlin Stapleton, Fairfield Kari honomichl, niagaraCatrina Warren, IonaHollgen Henderson, ManhattanMalia McGuinness, ManhattanMarisa gilbert, MaristJacqueline Skeen, Siena

2010 maac Final stanDings maac Pct overall Pctniagara 17-1 .944 25-9 .735Fairfield 16-2 .889 20-10 .667Siena 11-7 .611 13-15 .464Canisius 10-8 .556 15-15 .500Marist 10-8 .556 13-15 .464Manhattan 9-9 .500 16-15 .516Iona 9-9 .500 12-14 .462loyola 5-13 .278 8-23 .258Rider 3-15 .167 5-25 .167Saint Peter’s 0-18 .000 0-31 .000

maac semifinals: niagara 3, Canisius 0; Fairfield 3, Siena 2maac chamPionshiP: niagara 3, Fairfield 1ncaa tournament: northern Iowa 3, niagara 0

2011 maac aWarDs


single-season recorDs 1993-Present

kills1. luka van Cauteren, 2003 6102. Maggie Pfeifer, 2005 5113. Megan o’Dorisio, 2005 4914. Diane Strutner, 2010 4615. amy o’Dorisio, 2000 4586. Maggie Pfeifer, 2004 4507. Kim elphick, 1997 4398. Kim Frederick, 1998 4309. Kim elphick, 1994 42710. Paige Carson, 1995 424

hitting Percentage1. Maggie Pfeifer, 2003 .3722. Maggie Pfeifer, 2002 .3503. Maggie Pfeifer, 2005 .3494. Jeanine hanratty, 1993 .3485. Maggie Pfeifer, 2004 .3286. luka van Cauteren, 2003 .3147. luka van Cauteren, 2002 .3048. Kim elphick, 1997 .2969. lauryn McKinney, 2000 .29310. lauren belcher, 2002 .284

assists1. Jeanine hanratty, 1994 13022. alyssa getzel, 2006 12983. Katie hower, 1997 12744. Katie hower, 1998 12505. Jamie Collareta, 2010 12396. bridgett geddes, 2001 12297. Marci Diaz, 2000 11458. Hollegn Henderson, 2011 11419. Katie hower, 1996 113410. alyssa getzel, 2007 1110

Digs1. ashley Watson, 2006 5842. Julie bies, 2010 5833. ashley Watson, 2007 5314. amy o’Dorisio, 2000 4725. ashley Davis, 2005 4666. allison lind, 1994 4637. amy o’Dorisio, 2002 4618. amy o’Dorisio, 1999 4579. Jamie Pavel, 2003 43610. amy o’Dorisio, 2001 422

aces1. Paige Carson, 1995 802. amy o’Dorisio, 2000 703. Krista thorsen, 2002 644. allison lind, 1995 63 liz livingstone, 1993 636. allison lind, 1994 627. Katie hower, 1997 61 liz livingstone, 1992 619. luka van Cauteren, 2003 57 laura Patten, 1995 57

block assists1. Kim elphick, 1994 1152. Kim elphick, 1996 1033. LaKell Havens, 2011 1014. Whitney Judkins, 2003 905. Rita Welsh, 2009 87 Rita Welsh, 2007 87 Maggie Pfeifer, 2005 878. Rita Welsh, 2006 859. Jackie Kapovich, 2007 80 Maggie Pfeifer, 2002 80

solo blocks1. Kim elphick, 1994 522. ninoshka Mena, 1994 413. liz livingstone, 1992 404. Kim elphick, 1995 385. ninoshka Mena, 1997 376. Paige Carson, 1993 357. Kim elphick, 1997 348. Rita Welsh, 2009 279. Kim Frederick, 1998 2510. lauren belcher, 2002 24

total blocks1. Kim elphick, 1994 1672. Kim elphick, 1996 1243. LaKell Havens, 2011 1164. Rita Welsh, 2009 1145. Kim elphick, 1995 1126. Rita Welsh, 2007 1097. ninoshka Mena, 1997 1068. Rita Welsh, 2006 103 ninoshka Mena, 1994 10310. Rita Welsh, 2008 100 Maggie Pfeifer, 2005 100 lauren belcher, 2002 100

sets PlayeD1. Kim elphick, 1994 142 Jeanine hanratty, 1994 1423. Maria Kotsialiotis, 1994 1414. allison lind, 1994 1375. laura Patten, 1994 135 ninoshka Mena, 1994 1357. leslie gandara, 1998 132 Jeannett valentino, 1994 1329. Julie bies, 2010 130 Jamie Collareta, 2010 130 alexa lampasona, 2010 130 Diane Strutner, 2010 130

matches PlayeD1. leslie gandara, 1998 372. Kim Frederick, 1998 363. lori bambauer, 2003 35 ashley Davis, 2003 35 Whitney Judkins, 2003 35 Jamie Pavel, 2003 35 Maggie Pfeifer, 2003 35 Meghan Plunkett, 2003 35 Krista thorsen, 2003 35 luka van Cauteren, 2003 35 Shana bannert, 1998 35 Katie hower, 1998 35

Maggie Pfeifer Amy O’Dorisio


career recorDs kills1. amy o’Dorisio, 1999-2002 16532. Maggie Pfeifer, 2002-05 15563. Kim elphick, 1994-97 15544. Kim Frederick, 1998-2001 14335. Paige Carson, 1993-96 13376. lauren belcher, 1999-2002 10697. Megan o’Dorisio, 2002-05 10328. luka van Cauteren, 2002-03 10209. Rita Welsh, 2006-09 101910. Diane Strutner, 2007-10 1014

hitting Percentage1. Maggie Pfeifer, 2002-05 .3482. luka van Cauteren, 2002-03 .3103. Jeanine hanratty, 1992-94 .2914. lauryn McKinney, 1999-2002 .2725. laKell havens, 2010-11 .2686. allison lind, 1993-96 .2677. lauren belcher, 1999-2002 .2628. Kim Frederick, 1998-2001 .2629. Kim elphick, 1994-97 .25310. Paige Carson, 1993-96 .250

assists1. Katie hower, 1996-99 45682. alyssa getzel, 2005-08 35983. lori bambauer, 2003-05 29114. bridgett geddes, 2000-02 24905. Jeanine hanratty, 1992-94 24766. Jamie Collareta, 2009-P 16957. Marci Diaz, 1999-2001 16528. luka van Cauteren, 2002-03 12549. allison lind, 1993-96 120710. Hollegn Henderson, 2011-P 1141

Digs1. amy o’Dorisio, 1999-2002 18122. ashley Watson, 2004-07 16653. Diane Strutner, 2007-10 14274. Julie Bies, 2009-P 13155. allison lind, 1993-96 12376. tahleen varian, 1997-2000 11847. ashley Davis, 2002-05 11488. Katie hower, 1996-99 11339. Kim Frederick, 1998-2001 110410. Paige Carson, 1993-96 1064

aces1. amy o’Dorisio, 1999-2002 2002. allison lind, 1993-96 1813. Katie hower, 1996-99 1784. Maria Kotsialiotis, 1993-96 1615. laura Patten, 1994-97 1576. alyssa getzel, 2005-08 1537. Paige Carson, 1993-96 1448. Maggie Pfeifer, 2002-05 1439. ashley Watson, 2004-07 12910. leslie gandara, 1997-2000 125

block assists1. Kim elphick, 1994-97 3492. Rita Welsh, 2006-09 3373. Maggie Pfeifer, 2002-05 2914. Whitney Judkins, 2003-06 2495. Kim Frederick, 1998-2001 2316. ninoshka Mena, 1994-97 3237. lauren belcher, 1999-2002 1968. Paige Carson, 1993-96 1949. laKell havens, 2010-11 17510. bridgett geddes, 2000-02 168

solo blocks1. Kim elphick, 1994-97 1452. ninoshka Mena, 1994-97 1043. Rita Welsh, 2006-09 894. lauren belcher, 1999-2002 695. Kim Frederick, 1998-2001 686. Maggie Pfeifer, 2002-05 637. Paige Carson, 1993-96 598. Jeanine hanratty, 1992-94 549. liz livingstone, 1992-93 4710. Whitney Judkins, 2003-06 43

total blocks1. Kim elphick, 1994-97 4942. Rita Welsh, 2006-09 4263. Maggie Pfeifer, 2002-05 3544. ninoshka Mena, 1994-97 3235. Kim Frederick, 1998-2001 2996. Whitney Judkins, 2003-06 2927. lauren belcher, 1999-2002 2658. Paige Carson, 1993-96 2539. laKell havens, 2010-11 20710. bridgett geddes, 2000-02 197

sets PlayeD1. Kim elphick, 1994-97 4922. Kim Frederick, 1998-2001 476 lauren Patten, 1994-97 4764. Maria Kotsialiotis, 1993-96 4665. Whitney Judkins, 2003-06 460 ninoshka Mena, 1994-97 4607. Maggie Pfeifer, 2002-05 4568. amy o’Dorisio, 1999-2002 4489. Paige Carson, 1993-96 44710. Rita Welsh, 2006-09 443

matches PlayeD1. Whitney Judkins, 2003-06 1312. Maggie Pfeifer, 2002-05 1303. Kim Frederick, 1998-2001 1294. andrea Reiff, 2005-08 123 ashley Davis, 2002-05 123 amy o’Dorisio, 1999-2002 1237. Rita Welsh, 2006-09 121 ashley Watson, 2004-07 121 Katie hower, 1996-99 12110. alyssa getzel, 2005-08 118

Kim Frederick


aWarD Winnersmaac Player oF the yearluka van Cauteren, 2002luka van Cauteren, 2003

maac rookie oF the yearamy o’Dorisio, 1999

maac coach oF the yearMark Jones, 2010

First team all-maac selectionsamy o’Dorisio, 2000amy o’Dorisio, 2001bridgett geddes, 2001luka van Cauteren, 2002luka van Cauteren, 2003Maggie Pfeifer, 2003Maggie Pfeifer, 2004Sherryta Stokes, 2008

seconD team all-maac selectionsamy o’Dorisio, 1999Marci Diaz, 2000Kim Frederick, 2000Kim Frederick, 2001amy o’Dorisio, 2002Sherryta Stokes, 2006Diane Strutner, 2010Malia McGuinness, 2011

maac all-rookie team selectionsHollegn Henderson, 2011Malia McGuinness, 2011

acaDemic all-americanssecond teamKim Frederick, 2000third teamKim Frederick, 2001

acaDemic all-District iKim Frederick, 1999lauren belcher, 2002amy o’Dorisio, 2002alyssa getzel, 2006

maac all-acaDemic selectionsKim Frederick, 2000lauryn McKinney, 2000amy o’Dorisio, 2000tahleen varian, 2000lauren belcher, 2001Kim Frederick, 2001lauryn McKinney, 2001Cheryl Sasadeusz, 2001lauren belcher, 2002lauren McKinney, 2002amy o’Dorisio, 2002allison o’neill, 2002allison o’neill, 2003Maggie Pfeifer, 2003Krista thorsen, 2003

helena Ward, 2003Whitney Judkins, 2004Megan o’Dorisio, 2004allison o’neill, 2004Maggie Pfeifer, 2004helena Ward, 2004ashley Davis, 2005Whitney Judkins, 2005Megan o’Dorisio, 2005Maggie Pfeifer, 2005Jasmine Rogers, 2005ashley Watson, 2005alyssa getzel, 2006Whitney Judkins, 2006andrea Reiff, 2006

ashley Watson, 2006alyssa getzel, 2007andrea Reiff, 2007ashley Watson, 2007Rita Welsh, 2007alyssa getzel, 2008Jen haggerty, 2008lindsay haley, 2008Katie Kerbstat, 2008andrea Reiff, 2008Diane Strutner, 2008Rita Welsh, 2008Diane Strutner, 2009 Rita Welsh, 2009Julie bies, 2010

Luka Van Cauteren

Jamie Collareta, 2010Maddie heck, 2010Kelsey huntoon, 2010alexa lampasona, 2010Diane Strutner, 2010Julie Bies, 2011Jamie Collareta, 2011LaKell Havens, 2011Maddie Heck, 2011Kelsey Huntoon, 2011Alexa Lampasona, 2011


all-time rosters 1990-Present

-a-Anderson, Deandra (2011-P)Anderson, Karlee (2012-P)aldrich, Jackie (2010-11)

-b-bambauer, lori (2003-05)bannert, Shana (1998-00)barbieri, Danielle (2006)beal, Julie (2006)Behrens, Juliana (2012-P)belcher, lauren (1999-02)bellotti, laura (2009)Bies, Julie (2009-P)Bozzo, Clare (2012-P)brophy, Katherine (1990)brown, tiffany (1999)brozier, Marissa (2003)burkhart, Catherine (1990-91)

-c-Call, bridget (2008-09)Carson, Paige (1993-96)Cepero, veronica (1999)Chamberlin, nikki (2010)Collareta, Jamie (2009-P)Cox, Catherine (1990)

-D-Daly, Jennifer (1990-92)Davis, ashley (2002-05)DeCicco, Mia (1994)Degagne, brittany (2010-11)Delgaudio, tracy (1990-91)Devine, heather (1995-98)Diaz, Marci (1999-01)DiSalvo, elissa (2007)Donohue, Kerry anne (1990)

-e-elphick, Kim (1994-97)

-F-Farol, leilani (1995-98)Fisher, Jennifer (1995)Flad, yolanda (1990)Franciosa, Jenna (2007)Frederick, Kim (1998-01)Furquim, Mariana (2011-P)

-g-gagne-Fregau, ariane (2003)gandara, leslie (1997-00)geddes, bridgett (2000-02)getzel, alyssa (2005-08)

-h-haggerty, Jen (2007-08)haley, lindsay (2007-08)hanratty, Jeanine (1991-94)Haselhorst, Sarah (2011-P)havens, laKell (2010-11)Heck, Maddie (2009-P)Henderson, Hollegn (2011-P)hinkle, Stephanie (2000)hower, Katie (1996-99)Huntoon, Kelsey (2009-P)

-J-Judkins, Whitney (2003-06)

-k-Kapovich, Jackie (2007-08)Kerbstat, Katie (2007-08)Kotsialiotis, Maria (1993-96)Kullak, aurore (2009-10)

-l-Lampasona, Alexa (2009-P)lang, Katie (2012-P)lanyon, anna (2004)lebedevitch, Danielle (2005)leon, Jackie (2001-02)lind, allison (1993-96)livingstone, elizabeth (1990-93)lockwood, lisa (1990-93)luna, Jacqueline (1990)lyons, Kathleen (1990-91)lyons, Margaret (1991-94)

-m-Mannion, Colleen (1993)Mcglynn, Siobhan (1990-92)Mcguinness, Malia (2011-P)McKinney, lauryn (1999-02)Mena, ninoshka (1994-97)Mondoro, giulia (2007)Mueller, Karin (1996)

-n-Nugent, Katelyn (2012-P)

-o-o’Dorisio, amy (1999-02)o’Dorisio, Megan (2002-05)o’neill, allison (2001-04)

-P-Patten, laura (1994-97)Pavel, Jamie (2000-03)Petrenko, olga (2005)Pfeifer, Maggie (2002-05)Plunkett, Meghan (2003-06)

-r-Rahey, Jaci (2007-10)Raser, Sarah (2005)Reiff, andrea (2005-08)Roberts, Cayla (2007)Rogers, Jasmine (2004-05)Rudner, erin (1999)Ryan, eileen (1990-92)

-s-Sasadeusz, Cheryl (1998-01)Schatz, Patricia (1990)Schultz, emily (2003)Scott, natasha (1991)Shiels, beth (1995-98)Spellman, therese (1990)Stokes, Sherryta (2006-08)Strutner, Diane (2007-10)Swanson, tiffany (1996-99)

-t-thorsen, Krista (2002-03)tibbs, Christiane (1996)tidwell, Casey (2009)timo, Jayne (2009-10)

-v-valentino, Jeannette (1991-94)van Cauteren, luka (2002-03)varian, tahleen (1997-00)Volovski, Sydney (2012-P)

-W-Ward, helena (2003-04)Watson, ashley (2004-07)Watson, Kandice (2006)Welsh, Rita (2006-09)Whelan, Maura (1991-93)Wiekamp, Ellie (2012-P)

*-Current players in bolD ItalICS

Dr. brennan o’Donnell is the 19th president of Manhat-tan College, having assumed the responsibilities of the position July 1, 2009.

Dr. o’Donnell comes to Manhattan from Fordham Col-lege at Rose hill, Fordham University’s oldest and larg-est school. as dean of Fordham College, he was the chief academic officer of a College of arts and Sciences enrolling about 3,200 students under a faculty of more than 200.

before coming to new york, Dr. o’Donnell spent 17 years at loyola College in Maryland (now loyola University Mary-land), where he served as a professor of english and, from 1999-2004, as director of the university-wide honors Pro-gram. an active scholar, his teaching and research interests focus mainly upon poetry, especially of the british Romantic period, and on religion and literature, particularly contem-porary american Catholic writers. he has authored two books on the poetry of William Wordsworth and co-edited the Work of andre Dubus, a collection of essays published as a double issue of Religion and the arts. In addition, Dr. o’Donnell has published articles, essays and reviews in some of the leading journals in his field. at Manhattan, he will continue to hold a faculty appointment, as he had at Fordham and loyola, as professor of english.

as the first president of the College not to be a member of the brothers of the Christian Schools, Dr. o’Donnell is treading new ground at Manhattan College. he has experi-ence in such transitions, however, as he was also the first layperson to serve as dean of Fordham College at Rose hill.

his publications and lectures demonstrate a keen engage-ment in issues of faith and education, specifically Catholic higher education. From 1994–2000, he served as editor of the national magazine Conversations on Jesuit higher education, and he was a member of the national Seminar on Jesuit higher education from 1993–2000. In addition, he has served as a board member for the lilly Fellows Program and for Collegium, a consortium of Catholic universities that strives to strengthen faculty understanding of and participa-tion in the mission of Catholic higher education.

a native of Pennsylvania’s Wyoming valley, Dr. o’Donnell earned his b.a. with highest distinction and honors in english at the Pennsylvania State University in 1981, where he was inducted into Phi beta Kappa. he earned an M.a. and a Ph.D. at the University of north Carolina at Chapel hill in english and american literature and language. he is the recipient of numerous fellowships, grants, awards and honors.

Dr. o’Donnell is married to angela o’Donnell (formerly alaimo), a poet and writer who teaches at Fordham, where she serves as associate director of the Francis and ann Cur-ran Center for american Catholic Studies. the couple has three sons: Charles (a graduate of Saint John’s University, Minnesota, and a teacher in the St. Paul, Minnesota, public schools), Patrick (a 2009 graduate of Columbia Univer-sity, currently pursuing graduate studies in philosophy in leuven, belgium), and Will (a senior english major at Fordham).


a 1968 graduate of Manhattan College, byrnes enters his 25th year as director of athletics.

Since his arrival back to Riverdale in May of 1988, byrnes has presided over a renaissance period in Manhattan College athletics. During his tenure, the men’s and women’s basketball programs have earned eight nCaa tournament bids (four women, four men). additionally, the Jaspers have appeared in five postseason and preseason national Invitational tournaments (nIt). Women’s soccer and men’s and women’s lacrosse began competition at the Division I level under byrnes, and 14 different teams have won conference championships-men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s indoor track, men’s and women’s outdoor track, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s lacrosse, volleyball, men’s tennis, softball and baseball. In addition, to date, 27 student-athletes have received all-america honors for both athletic and academic achievements.

before returning to Manhattan, byrnes spent 13 years with the Morrison-Knudsen Company, one of the largest engineering and construction firms in the nation.

a native of garrison, new york, byrnes earned his undergraduate degree in physical education with a minor in biology. he also holds an M.b.a. from City University in Seattle, Washington.

as an undergraduate, byrnes was a member of the Jaspers’ club football team. byrnes served as team captain and played both defensive tackle and offensive

end. he spent one season as an assistant coach and helped guide Manhattan to a 6-2 overall record in 1969.

Upon graduation, byrnes began a teaching and coaching career at Queen of Peace high School in north arlington, new Jersey. he also served as the school’s director of athletics from 1970-73. Under his leadership, Queen of Peace registered state tournament appearances in baseball and basketball, while also capturing the Parochial “b” State Championship in football (1972).

In addition to his responsibilities at Manhattan, byrnes served two stints (1997-99, 2004-06) as president of the Metropolitan Intercollegiate basketball association, at one time the sponsoring body of the nIt. he also served on the nCaa Championship Committee in 1999-2000. he is currently the chair of the Metro atlantic athletic Conference (MaaC) Men’s basketball Committee and the Committee on athletic administration, as well as a member of the eCaC officials negotiating Committee. In recognition of his years of outstanding contributions to Jasper athletics, byrnes was inducted into the Manhattan College athletic hall of Fame in 2004.

byrnes resides in Croton-on-hudson, new york, along with his wife, Rosemary. he is the father of five children: bob, Carolyn (Manhattan ’97), brian (Manhattan ’99), Darren and brigid.

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