2013 allegheny college volleyball media guide

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www.AlleghenyGators.com 2013 Allegheny Volleyball Media Guide

A Tradition of Excellence5 Time NCAC Champions4 NCAA All-Americans

4 NCAA Tournament Appearances71 All-Conference Honors

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2013 Allegheny Volleyball Media Guide www.AlleghenyGators.com

Location ................................................................................................Meadville, Pa.Founded ..............................................................................................................1815Enrollment .........................................................................................................2,100Nickname ......................................................................................................... GatorsColors ...................................................................................................Blue and GoldPresident .....................................................................................Dr. James H. MullenAlma Mater ...................................................................College of the Holy Cross ‘80Affiliation ......................................................................................... NCAA Division IIIConference ............................................................... North Coast Athletic ConferenceWebsite ...................................................................................... www.northcoast.orgHome Field .................................................................................David V. Wise CenterAddress ..........................................................................................493 Highland Ave.

Head Coach ......................................................................................Bridget SheehanAlma Mater ...................................................................................Slippery Rock, ‘77Phone ..................................................................................................814-332-2822Email ........................................................................bridget.sheehan@allegheny.eduAllegheny Record ...................................................................591-434 (28th season)Career Record ........................................................................591-434 (28th season)Assistant Coach ............................................................. Quinn Wright (2nd Season)Assistant Coach .................................................................... [email protected] NCAC Record (Since 1984) .............................................................152-100NCAC Regular Season Championships/Last ...................................................5/1991NCAC Tournament Championship/Last ...........................................................4/1991Letterwinnners Returning/Lost .............................................................................9/3Starters Returning/Lost .........................................................................................4/2 Newcomers ..............................................................................................................6

Director of Athletics and Recreation .......................................................... Portia HoegPhone ..................................................................................................(814) 332-3350Email ......................................................................................... [email protected] Director of Athletics and Recreation Services ................................Bill RossPhone ..................................................................................................(814) 332-2316Email .......................................................................................bill.ross@allegheny.eduAssociate Director of Athletics for Compliance and Internal Operations .............. Mandy PrusiaPhone ..................................................................................................(814) 332-3367Email ..............................................................................mandy.prusia@allegheny.eduDirector of Athletic Communications & Marketing ......................................Jim BergerPhone ..................................................................................................(814) 332-5952Email ........................................................................................ [email protected]. Sports Information Director (Volleyball Media Contact) ................ Bryan MontgomeryPhone ..................................................................................................(814) 332-2812Email .............................................................................bmontgomery@allegheny.eduMailing Address .....................................520 North Main Street, Meadville, PA 16335Athletic Fax .........................................................................................(814) 337-1217

From the North and SouthFrom Interstate 79, take Exit 147A East. Follow Park Avenue to Chestnut Street and turn right. Following the signs for Allegheny College, make a left turn around Diamond Park at the next light. At the other side of the park, veer right onto North Main Street. Travel through two traffic lights and bear right up the hill (continuing on North Main Street). Turn right onto East College Street. At the next stop sign, turn left onto High-land Avenue. The Wise Sport & Fitness Center is on the right.

From the WestFrom Interstate 71 North, merge I-76 East via exit 209A. Take I-80 East toward New York City/Youngstown (crossing into Pennsylvania). Merge onto I-79 North via Exit 19B toward Erie. Merge onto US-322 East via exit 147A toward Meadville. US-322 East becomes Park Avenue. Follow directions above.

TABLE OF CONTENTSTradition of Excellence ............................Inside FrontAllegheny Quick Facts ............................................. 3Details of Distinction ............................................... 4Programs of Study .................................................. 5Head Coach Bridget Sheehan .................................. 6Coaching Staff • Robertson Complex ..................... 7David V. Wise Center • Why Gators? ....................... 82013 Allegheny Volleyball Roster ............................ 92013 Allegheny Volleyball Player Profiles ........ 10-13North Coast Athletic Conference ........................... 14Program Awards & Honors ................................... 15Allegheny Program Record Book .......................... 16Gators Off the Court .............................................. 17The Allegheny Tradition ......................................... 18Allegheny Bicentennial ............................ Inside Back2013 Schedule .........................................Back Cover

ALLEGHENY COLLEGE QUICK FACTS

www.alleghenygators.com www.gatorstv.com Twitter: @gatorsports

GATOR VOLLEYBALL AT A GLANCE

DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS

DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS

2013 Allegheny Volleyball Media Guide

Media Guide CreditsThe 2013 Allegheny College Women’s Volleyball Media Guide is produced and edited by the Office of Athletic Communications. Editor : Bryan Montgomery, Asst. Sports Information Director. Cover: Karley Miller ‘15, Student

Assistant. Photography: Ed Mailliard.

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ALLEGHENY AT A GLANCE EnrollmentTotal students........................................................................................2,100Men/women ...................................................................................47%/53%States/countries represented ............................................................... 44/34

Typical First-Year Class Profile — 580 – 600 studentsRanked in top 25% of high school ......................................................... 75%SAT—critical reading and math (middle 50%) ............................ 1100 – 1300ACT (middle 50%) ............................................................................... 23-29High schools represented ........................................................................360From outside Pennsylvania .................................................................... 42%Minority/international students .............................................................. 18%

FacultyFull-time faculty .......................................................................................164Ph.D. or other terminal degree ............................................................... 95%Student-to-faculty ratio ........................................................................... 12:1Average class size, introductory .................................................................21Average class size, advanced .....................................................................11Classes with fewer than 30 students ...................................................... 89%

FacilitiesMajor buildings ..........................................................................................42Central campus ................................................................................ 79 acresRecreation complex ....................................................................... 203 acresBousson nature preserve ............................................................... 283 acres

Financial AidExtensive merit aid available; up to $80,000 guaranteed over eight semesters.Students receiving need-based aid ........................................................ 71%Tuition and fees (2012 – 13) ..............................................................$37,610Room and board (2012 – 13) ..............................................................$9,540

Campus LifeStudent organizations on campus ................................................... Over 100Varsity teams .............................................................................................21Participate in varsity, club, intramurals, and outdoor recreation ....Over 50%Live on campus .................................................................................... 100%Campus activities include concerts in the Grounds for Change coffeehouse, comedians, Late Night programming on weekends, and major annual events such as Wingfest, Casino Night, Springfest and Greek Sing.

Experience Outside the ClassroomComplete independent research Senior Project.................................... 100%Undertake internships ............................................................................ 75% Available internships .......................................................................2,000Participate in community service ...................................................Over 60% Total hours of service per year ......................................................50,000Travel on EL Seminars per year ................................................................100Allegheny-sponsored study abroad per year .......................................70 – 80

OutcomesGraduate from Allegheny ....................................................................... 80% Complete their degree in four years ................................................. 92%Start a career directly ............................................................................. 45% Job-seekers hired within 8 months of graduation ............................ 90%Go on to graduate school directly .......................................................... 45% Graduate school acceptance rate (including pre-law and pre-med) .............................................. 80–100%Join long-term service opportunities directly ......................................... 10%

DETAILS OF DISTINCTIONAllegheny students are provided the freedom to select majors and minors of unusual

combinations, and they combine those interests and talents to develop skills that employers seek most in today’s global economy—being creative, analytical and innovative.

major/minor combinationsrequired to represent two of the liberal arts divisions — natural sciences, humanities, and social sciences

four-year seminar seriesbeginning with the first-year seminar, where the faculty instructor is your advisor for two years

capstone senior projectan essential independent experience that encompasses research, writing, and presentation, mirroring a master’s thesis

off-campus experiences2,000 internships, study abroad programs, service projects, and Allegheny’s distinctive Travel Seminar — intensive faculty-led learning tours

state-of-the-art facilitiesscience research complex and premier communication arts center

extraordinary outcomesgraduate school (including law & medical school) acceptance rates are 80 – 100%, twice the national average

to learn more visit allegheny.edu/unusualcombinations

Details of Distinction

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American studiesapplied computing applied economicsart & technologyart & the environmentart (studio)art history Asian studiesastronomybiochemistrybiological and physical studies

biology black studieschemistryChinese studies

Chinese language and literature

classical studiescommunication artscomputer sciencecreative writingdance & movement studieseconomics educationEnglishenvironmental geologyenvironmental scienceenvironmental studiesenvironmental writingFrench/French studiesgeology

German/German studiesglobal health and development

historyinternational studiesjournalismLatinLatin American & Caribbean studies

lesbian, gay, bisexual & transgender studies

managerial economicsmass communication/ media studies

mathematics

medieval & Renaissance studies

Middle East & North African studies

musicmusic historymusic performancemusic theoryneurosciencephilosophyphysicspolitical sciencepre-dentalpre-lawpre-medicinepre-nursing

pre-pharmacypre-veterinarianpsychologyreligious studiesscience, health & societySpanishtheatrevalues, ethics & social action

women’s studieswritingand self-designed

Every student completes a major and minor— there are over 900 unique combinations possible.

PROGRAMS OF STUDY

DEGREES AND ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

Undergraduate DegreesBachelor of Arts, Bachelor of ScienceTeacher CertificationCooperative pre-admission arrangement with the University of Pittsburgh Master of Arts in Teaching Program (PA) and exclusive agreements with Teachers College of Columbia University (NY) and Xavier University (OH)Accelerated Masters Programs (3/2)Management (arts, health care policy, information systems, public policy) with Carnegie Mellon University; Occupational Therapy with Chatham University; Physician Assistant with Chatham University

Accelerated Doctorate Programs Nursing (3/3, 3/4) with Case Reserve University; Physical Therapy (4/2) with Chatham University; Osteopathic Medicine (3/4) with the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine or Lake Erie College of Osteopathic MedicineEngineering Cooperative ProgramEngineering (3/2) with University of Pittsburgh, Columbia University, Case Reserve University and Washington University in St. Louis; a Master of Science in Engineering (4/2) through Columbia UniversityPreferred Admission Agreements Simon Graduate School at University of Rochester (business administration); Jefferson Medical College, Drexel University College of Medicine (medical school)

Programs of Study • Alumni Spotlight

Ms. Beth G. Conte ‘74Senior Compensation SpecialistBayer Corporation

Ms. Sandra Schwarz Blank ‘77Manager of Desktop Computing DivisionMid-Michigan Regional Medical Center

Ms. Leona Irene Faust ‘78Head of Technical ServicesUnited States Senate

Mrs. Linda S. Evans (Miller) ‘80Systems EngineerElectronic Data Systems

Ms. Jean M. Groome ‘81Director of AdmissionsForsyth Technical Community College

Ms. Janice Lee Cory ‘82Audio/Visual Data SpecialistMeadville Medical Center

Dr. Inger M. Darling (Mansfield) ‘82Associate Director of Clinical PharmacologyCognigen Corporation

Mrs. Joyce A. Neth (Rulka) ‘83Vice Pres. & Dir. of Research and Business DevelopmentWatt Publishing Company

Mrs. Deborah Hiwiller Stern ‘85Assistant Vice PresidentFirst Niagara Bank

Ms. Evelyn N. Pendleton (Nedved) ‘87Chief Financial Officer of Senior ProductsWELLPOINT Health Networks Inc.

Mrs. Jamie Smartz Butler ‘89Vice PresidentAM South Bank

Dr. Kristen A. Donohue ‘96DentistKristen Donohue, DMD PC

Mrs. Wendy M. Lorber (Turkovich) ‘00Executive DirectorSeton Hill Child Services

Ms. Jamie L. Jordan ‘00Seventh Grade Math TeacherConneaut Area Senior High School

Ms. Jessica L. Jones ‘01Assistant Director of MarketingTrib Total Media/Pittsburgh Tribune Review

Mrs. Heather B. Hathy (Hollingsworth) ‘02Physician AssistantUniversity of Pittsburgh Medical Center

Mrs. Tiffany A. Kuchta (Bennett) ‘04Director of Web DevelopmentAllegheny Graphics Web Development, LLC

Mrs. Megan B. Graham (Finch) ‘06Director of ComplianceTexas Tech University

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Entering her 28th season on the sidelines for the Gators, It did not take long for Sheehan to catapult her program to regional and national prominence. In just her second year at the helm, she led the 1987 squad to a 42-5 record, which included a school-record 37 straight wins, en route to the program’s first appearance in the NCAA Tournament. The following year was even better as she set a program record for wins with a record of 44-9. In that year the Gators captured the first of four straight North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) Championships.

A two-time NCAC Coach of the Year (1987, 1990), Sheehan’s Gators have qualified for the NCAA Division III Tournament four times (1987, 1988, 1990, 1991), and compiled a remarkable 591-434 record, an average of nearly 23 wins per season. Allegheny has also been ranked among the nation’s top 20 four times and won four conference championships (1988-91).

Recent history has seen Sheehan’s squads produce achievements never before accomplished at the school. Her 2003 team put together an attack percentage of .317, ranking fifth in the nation at seasons’ end, shattering the old school mark. That squad went on to set four team records that still stand, and setter Vicki Kajder became the third player under Sheehan to be tabbed as an All-American.

In addition to national recognition, 72 all-conference certificates have been handed out to Gators, including three-time NCAC Player of the Year Molly Dietz (1989-91), and 1987 NCAC Co-Player of the Year Carol Frederick. In 2004, Traci Stoner set a pair of firsts for the program becoming the first All-Great Lakes Region Newcomer of the Year. In total Sheehan has mentored eight all-region honorees, and four of those honorees received all-region recognition multiple years.

Aside from coaching, Sheehan has been an active member in the volleyball community, serving as a member of several committees including the American Volleyball Coaches Association Division III National Ranking Committee, the NCAA Division III All-America Committee, and the NCAA Regional Selection Committee. Sheehan is currently servicing on the AVCA Division III Head Coaches Committee.

Prior to coming to Allegheny Sheehan was a coach in the high school ranks, serving as an assistant volleyball coach at Maplewood High School from 1979-82 before she moved on to Cochranton High School where she served as a junior high school basketball coach from 1980-84, and the head volleyball and basketball coach from 1984-86.

Sheehan, who graduated from Slippery Rock University in 1977 with a degree in Economics, was a four-year starter in volleyball, and served as the team captain in her senior campaign. She also received a master’s degree in Sports Administration from her alma mater in 1990. In 2008, Sheehan was inducted into the SRU Athletic Hall of Fame.

Coach Sheehan at Allegheny1986................... 25-13 ....................5-1 NCAC1987................... 42-5 ......................6-0 NCAC1988................... 44-9 ......................5-1 NCAC1989................... 36-13 ....................8-0 NCAC1990................... 30-14 ....................7-1 NCAC1991................... 27-17 ....................6-2 NCAC1992................... 27-15 ....................7-1 NCAC1993................... 23-21 ....................5-3 NCAC1994................... 35-9 ......................8-0 NCAC1995................... 35-11 ....................6-2 NCAC1996................... 27-12 ....................7-1 NCAC1997................... 20-17 ....................5-2 NCAC1998................... 16-23 ....................3-5 NCAC1999................... 15-17 ....................4-4 NCAC2000................... 15-21 ....................5-3 NCAC2001................... 17-13 ....................5-3 NCAC2002................... 13-21 ....................5-3 NCAC2003................... 28-13 ....................7-1 NCAC2004................... 16-16 ....................4-4 NCAC2005................... 19-13 ....................3-5 NCAC2006................... 11-20 ..................6-10 NCAC2007................... 12-16 ..................3-11 NCAC2008................... 15-16 ..................11-5 NCAC2009................... 16-18 ..................10-6 NCAC2010................... 9-23 ......................5-9 NCAC2011................... 11-22 ..................4-12 NCAC2012................... 7-26 ......................2-6 NCAC27 Seasons ......591-434 ......152-100 NCAC • 19th winningest Coach in NCAA Division . III history • 11th winningest active Coach in Division III• 1987 NCAC Coach of the Year• 1990 NCAC Coach of the Year• Four-time NCAA Tournament Participant (‘87, ‘88, ‘90, ‘91)• 12 Consecutive 20 win seasons (1986-1997)• Coached three NCAC Players of the Year

Head Coach Bridget Sheehan

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Wright enters his second season as assistant coach for the Gators’ volleyball program, although he has long been associated with the Blue and Gold. A member of the Allegheny Class of 2012, Wright has been a student assistant with the Gators for the past three years, most recently serving as the volleyball program’s setter coach. Wright, who has been around the game for many years, has played the role of setter on the Allegheny men’s club team since his freshman season.

Wright was the starting setter for Penfield (N.Y.) High School where he helped guide the Patriots to consecutive Section 5 championships in 2006 and 2007. A history major with a religious studies minor, Wright has also played club volleyball for the Rochester, N.Y.-based Pace Bootleggers.

Wright has worked as a coach and technician at numerous youth volleyball clinics and camps, and he has strong aspirations to continue his involvement in playing and coaching.

Assistant Coach Quinn Wright

Coaching Staff • Robertson Complex

Seitz enters his first season as student manager for he Gators. Currently a junior at Allegheny College, the biochemistry major is responsible for keeping statistics during Allegheny contests while also coordinating the Gators’ video efforts.

Student ManagerBrandon Seitz

Named after 1906 alum Andrew Wells Robertson, the state-of-the-art Robertson Athletic & Recreation Complex encompases the home facilities of the baseball, football, women’s lacrosse, men’s and women’s soccer, softball, and tennis teams.

Frank B. Fuhrer Field, located within the 203-acre Robertson Athletic Complex, was completely renovated in 2006. Fuhrer Field features a FieldTurf playing surface (the same surface used by many NFL teams), stadium lighting, full locker rooms, and an eight lane olympic style track.

In addition, Robertson Athletic Complex also includes spereate baseball and softball complex’s; one of the nation’s finest outdoor track and field facilities; 12 lighted tennis courts; and an NCAA championship-level cross country course. There are also 102 acres of woodlands, a picnic shelter and trails for outdoor recreation.

ROBERTSON COMPLEX

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Through 1925, Allegheny teams had been referred to as Hilltoppers, Methodists, Timothians (in deference to College founder Timothy Alden), and the Blue and Gold. In April of 1925, a group of Allegheny students published the first issue of a humor magazine titled the Allegheny Alligator. The editors explained the reasoning behind the title thus: “The name, Alligator, was selected not because the alligator is noted for its sense of humor, nor because the haunts of the above-mentioned critter are located in this vicinity, but purely and simply because of the 99.44% alliterative value of its orthography.”

A column in that first issue was titled “Gator Gossip,” and in the fall of 1926 an organization called the Go-Get-’Em Gator Club appeared on campus. The club made its presence known at football games by occupying a reserved section of the bleachers and serving as a nucleus for the cheering section. By the end of the decade, Allegheny’s athletic teams were referred to as the Gators. It wasn’t until the 1970s that the name took on a face. It was then that a group of students started a publication evaluating faculty and courses. An illustration of a gator used in one of those publications was adopted by the College administration and eventually evolved into the nameless gator most Alleghenians are familiar with—posed in a tough but friendly stance and proudly wearing a varsity letter sweater.

In 1980 the Golden Gator Club was formed, an organization that remains an important link between the Athletics Department and alumni. The gator graphic has retained its strong identity with athletics and in the fall of 2004, it was redesigned to give it a more contemporary look. A new mascot costume was unveiled and “Chompers” made its debut.

Why Gators?

David V. Wise Center • Why Gators?

A complete athletic facility comparable to the best among colleges Allegheny’s size, the David V. Wise Sport & Fitness Center was opened for the 1997 volleyball season. The multi-million dollar building is the hub of all indoor athletic activities on campus.

The 1,200-seat performance arena (right) is home to the basketball and volleyball teams. The Neo-Shok floor is also used by several NBA teams, including the Miami Heat. The team locker rooms are located at court level and measure approximately 17-x-30 feet. Spectators enter the arena at street level onto a spacious concourse. The playing floor lies 15 feet below, creating a remarkable ampitheater effect. The bleachers, which include three rows of chairback seating, can be electronically compressed to create two full-length courts.

The first Allegheny volleyball contest ever held at the Wise Center took place on September 1, 1998. The Gators earned a come from behind 3-2 (12-15, 15-2, 11-15, 15-12, 15-9) victory over visiting Clarion. Bobbi Ruddock paced the Blue and Gold with 34 assists and 14 digs. Wendy Turkovich totaled a team-best 23 digs that match.

The weight room houses contemporary fitness equipment, which includes the newest Galileo resistance machines and free weights, stairclimbers, stationary bicycles and other similar fitness machines.

The sports forum encompasses most of the upper level of the Wise Center. It is primarily used for open recreation, intramurals and physical education classes. Its 27,000 feet of floor space is roughly three-quarters the size of a football field. A 210-meter, three-lane jogging track is suspended 14 feet above the perimeter of the sports forum. Also included in the Wise Center but not pictured: the Mellon Pool, three racquetball courts, an aerobics/dance room, the state-of-the-art athletic training room and all athletic department offices.

David V. Wise Center

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No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School1 Mckenna Reese Fr. L/DS 5-4 Pittsford, N.Y. / Pittsford2 Jessica Napierata So. S 5-6 Aurora, Ohio / Aurora3 Catherine Kasianowicz Jr. L/DS 5-7 Buffalo, N.Y. / Mount Mercy Academy4 Julie Street Fr. OH/DS 5-8 West Chester, Ohio / Lakota West5 Sierra Hall So. DS 5-8 West Middlesex, Pa. / West Middlesex6 Sam Green Fr. DS 5-1 Seattle, Wash. / Seattle Academy7 Nia Burnett Fr. OH/DS 5-7 Los Angeles, Calif. / Immaculate Heart8 Emily Adams Fr. MH 5-10 Lockport, N.Y. / Newfane10 Bailey Gawley Fr. MH 6-0 Lackawanna, N.Y. / Immaculata Academy11 Taylor Samuel So. OH/DS 5-6 Toms River, N.J. / Toms River13 Baylie Sheppard So. DS 5-8 Chagrin Falls, Ohio / Kenston15 Sarah Swartz So. MH 5-10 Pittsburgh, Pa. / North Allegheny16 Paula McCorkle So. RS 5-11 Leechburg, Pa. / Leechburg17 Stormie Hockenberry So. RS 5-8 Harmony, Pa. / Slippery Rock18 Julia Weeks So. RS/OH 5-9 McLean, Va. / Langley

2013 Allegheny Volleyball Roster

State BreakdownCalifornia - 1

New Jersey - 1New York - 4

Ohio - 3Pennsylvania - 4

Virginia - 1Washington - 1

Class BreakdownJuniors- 1

Sophomores - 8Freshmen - 6

AlphabeticalAdams, EmilyBurnett, Nia

Gawley, BaileyGreen, SamHall, Sierra

Hockenberry, StormieKasianowicz, Catherine

McCorkle, PaulaNapierata, JessicaReese, MckennaSamuel, Taylor

Sheppard, BaylieStreet, Julie

Swartz, SarahWeeks, Julia

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Sophomore Right Side

Harmony, Pa..Slippery Rock

Junior

Defensive Specialist

Buffalo, N.Y.

City Honors

2012: Appeared in all 33 matches and 120 sets for the Gators during her sophomore season…led the team with 458 digs, averaging 3.82 per set…after being named Libero on Sept. 26 against Pitt-Bradford, averaged 4.78 digs per set…led the team with 32 service aces…recorded a career-high four service aces against Pitt-Bradford (Sep. 26).

2011: Appeared in 19 matches for Allegheny, playing in 64 sets during her freshman year…finished the season fifth on the team in digs with 167…had a career high 21 digs in a four set loss to Skidmore (Sep. 10)…reached double-digit digs in six matches, while reaching nine digs an additional three times.

Personal: Daughter of Anthony and Christine Kasianowicz…born February 9, 1993…three-sport athlete in bowling, softball, and volleyball at Mount Mercy Academy (Buffalo, N.Y.)…two-time All-Selection, received Coach’s Award in volleyball, and was named a scholar athlete in softball…served as the Senior Class President…member of the National Honor Society, Foreign Language Club, Art Club, Ski Club, and the school newspaper…majoring in managerial economics with a minor in communications.

Yr. S K K/S E TA Pct A A/S 2011 64 18 0.28 22 116 -.034 10 0.16 2012 120 7 0.06 21 76 -.184 11 0.09 Car. 184 25 0.14 43 192 -.094 21 0.11

SA SE SA/S RE DIG D/S BS BA Tot 16 9 0.25 22 167 2.61 0 3 3 32 26 0.27 40 458 3.82 0 0 0 48 35 0.26 62 625 3.40 0 3 3

Catherine Kasianowicz Career Statistics

#3 • Catherine Kasianowicz

Catherine Kasianowicz

2012: Played in three matches and five sets for the Gators.

Personal: Daughter of Kathleen Deer and Ronald Hall…born Dec. 17, 1993…two-sport athlete, three-time letter winner in volleyball & basketball basketball team captain, National Honor Society President, Ecology Team Captain, Health & Wellness Club Treasurer… biology major, planning on career in biomedical research.

Yr. S K K/S E TA Pct A A/S ‘12 5 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 Car. 5 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00

SA SE SA/S RE DIG D/S BS BA Tot 0 0 0.00 1 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 1 0 0.00 0 0 0

Sierra Hall Career Statistics

#5 • Sierra Hall

Sophomore


West Middlsex, Pa.

West Middlesex

2012: Appeared in 24 matches, playing in 77 sets…recorded 60 kills and 120 digs…scored a season-high seven kills against John Carroll (Sept. 29)…notched a season-high 18 digs against Albion (Sept. 29).

Personal: Daughter of Lou Ann Barbish…born Jan. 4, 1994…three-time volleyball letter winner…team captain junior and senior year…led varsity team in kills junior and senior year…region 3 all-star sophomore and junior year…undecided major.

Yr. S K K/S E TA Pct A A/S ‘12 77 60 0.78 60 283 .000 30 0.39Car. 77 60 0.78 60 283 .000 30 0.39


Stormie Hockenberry Career Statistics

#17 • Stormie Hockenberry

2013 Player Profiles

Sierra Hall Stormie Hockenberry

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Sophomore

Setter

Aurora, Ohio

Aurora


2012: Appeared in 14 matches and 34 sets…recorded a season-high five kills against Albion (9/29/12)…finished the season with 24 kills.

Personal: Daughter of Patricia and Mark McCorkle…born Dec. 24, 1993…three-sport athlete and 10-time letter winner in volleyball, basketball and softball…named to Armstrong County Sports Hall of Fame in 2012…captain of softball, basketball and volleyball teams…biology major with a minor in economics, planning on career as physical therapist.

Yr. S K K/S E TA Pct A A/S ‘12 34 24 0.71 25 93 -.011 1 0.03 Car. 34 24 0.71 25 93 -.011 1 0.03


Paula McCorkle Career Statistics

#16 • Paula McCorkle

Sophomore

Right Side

Leechburg, Pa.

Leechburg

2012: Appeared in 12 matches and 40 sets during her freshman campaign…led the team with a .303 attack percentage…recorded season and career highs in assists (32) and digs (23) against Washington & Jefferson (9/9/12)…averaged 5.03 assists and 2.75 digs per set.

Personal: Daughter of Kim and John Napierata…born Sept. 9, 1994…six-time letter winner (volleyball, softball)…earned coaches award and four-year award… three-time honorable mention Chagrin Valley Conference honors…psychology major.

Yr. S K K/S E TA Pct A A/S ‘12 40 11 0.28 1 33 .303 201 5.03Car. 40 11 0.28 1 33 .303 201 5.03


Jessica Napierata Career Statistics

#2 • Jessica Napierata

Jessica Napierata

2012: Appeared in eight matches, playing in 19 sets…averaged 2.16 kills per set…recorded a season-high 14 kills against Ohio Wesleyan (11/3/12).

Personal: Daughter of Tina Scarpulla and Greg Samuel…born Apr. 24, 1994…named rookie of the year, best attacker and MVP during varsity career…father Greg played football at The University of Texas at Arlington…undecided major.

#11 • Taylor Samuel

Sophomore

Outside Hitter

Toms River, N.J.

Toms River North

Taylor Samuel Career Statistics

Paula McCorkle Taylor Samuel

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#15 • Sarah Swartz

Sophomore

Middle Hitter

Pittsburgh, Pa.

North Allegheny

2012: Appeared in 28 matches and 104 sets…averaged 2.03 kills and 3.37 digs per set…finished season ranked in top 10 in digs and kills among all-time first year players, only second Allegheny athlete to accomplish feat (Amanda Heikkinen, 1998)...recorded a season-high 13 kills against Messiah (Oct. 13)…finished the season with four double-doubles, including a 10-kill, 18-dig performance against Bethany (Oct. 6)…tallied a season-high 24 digs against Eastern Mennonite (Sept. 1)…named Allegheny Female Athlete of the Week (Sept. 18).

Personal: Daughter of Kimberly Summers…born Jan. 12, 1994…two-sport athlete, five-time letter winner (volleyball, track)…earned second-team and all-academic team Chagrin Valley Conference honors…member of student council and envirothon team…environmental science major, communications minor.

#13 • Baylie Sheppard

Sophomore Defensive SpecialistChagrin Falls, Ohio

Chagrin Falls



Baylie Sheppard Career Statistics

2012: Appeared in 33 matches, playing in 119 sets…finished the season with 195 kills, third-highest team total…recorded a season-high 11 kills against Pitt-Bradford (Sept. 26)…led the team with 73 total blocks, including a season-high seven against Ohio Wesleyan (Sept. 22)…named Allegheny Female Athlete of the Week (Oct. 9). Personal: Daughter of Suzanne Girard and John Swartz…born Jul. 11, 1994…two-time letter winner in volleyball…four-time scholar athlete award winner…played cello…member of National Honor Society…environmental science major.



Sarah Swartz Career Statistics

2012: Appeared in 30 matches, playing in 104 sets…All-NCAC honorable mention selection…led the team with 238 kills, averaging 2.29 per set…recorded three consecutive double-digit kill games from 9/22/12 vs. Otterbein to 9/26/12 vs. Pitt-Bradford…recorded a season-high 20 kills against Messiah (10/13/12)…set a career-high with 13 digs against Ohio Wesleyan (11/3/12).

Personal: Daughter of Margaret and Richard Weeks…born Apr. 5, 1994…two-sport athlete, six-time letter winner in volleyball and softball…named first-team all-district and second-team all-region as a junior…environmental science major, english minor.



Julia Weeks Career Statistics

#18 • Julia WeeksSophomoreRight Side

Outside HitterMcLean, Va.

Langley


Baylie Sheppard Sarah Swartz Julia Weeks

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Personal: Daughter of Paula and Ken Adams…born Oct. 26, 1995…played middle hitter/blocker during varsity career…majoring in biology…planned career in medical field.

#8 • Emily Adams

Freshman

Middle Hitter

Lockport, N.Y.

Newfane

Personal: Daughter of Todd and Lisa Green…born Apr. 8, 1995…participated in volleyball and swimming during varsity career…swam in the 500 free and 200 free relay…earned second team all-league libero honors during playing career at Seattle Academy…psychology major.

#6 • Sam Green

Freshman


Seattle, Wash.

Seattle Academy

Personal: Daughter of Maurice Burnett and Keena Miller…born Aug. 31, 1995…played varsity softball and volleyball…earned captain’s award during varsity career…biology and environmental science major with a minor in women’s studies.

#7 • Nia BurnettFreshman

Outside HitterDefensive SpecialistLos Angeles, Calif.Immaculate Heart

Personal: Daughter of Amy and Joseph Reese…born Nov. 2, 1995…three-time varsity letter-winner…named to second-team all county during varsity career…two-time captain…psychology major.

#1 • McKenna ReeseFreshman

LiberoDefensive Specialist

Pittsford, N.Y.Pittsford Mendon

Personal: Daughter of Mary Lou and Gregory Gawley…born Jul. 13, 1995…nine-time letter-winner in volleyball, basketball and track…named All-Catholic First (2012) and Second (2011) volleyball team honors…All-Catholic shot put champion (2012, 2013)…undecided major.

#10 • Bailey Gawley

Freshman

Middle Hitter

Lackawanna, N.Y.

Imacculata Acad.

Personal: Daughter of Rob and Brenda Street…born Apr. 8, 1994…played middle hitter during varsity career…earned Player of the Year and Best Volunteer plaudits while member of Lakota West varsity squad…majoring in mathematics and pre-med with minors in vocal music and economics…planned career in medical field.

#4 • Julie StreetFreshman

Defensive SpecialistSetter

West Chester, OhioLakota West

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Founded in 1983, the North Coast Athletic Conference is dedicated to fostering a complementary relationship between intercollegiate athletics and the pursuit of academic excellence. Consisting of 10 academically selective colleges and universities in Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania -- Allegheny College, Denison University, Earlham College, Hiram College, Kenyon College, Oberlin College, Ohio Wesleyan University, Wabash College, Wittenberg University and The College of Wooster -- the NCAC believes that high-level athletic programs need not be sacrificed in order to meet rigid academic standards.

Significantly, all 10 NCAC institutions have been granted chapters of Phi Beta Kappa, the preeminent honor society for colleges and universities. Only 276 of the more than 3,000 four-year institutions in the United States have been so honored. A member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s Division III, the NCAC features championship competition in 22 sports; 11 for men and 11 for women. The 11

women’s sports are the most offered by any Division III conference, and the equality in number and emphasis between men’s and women’s athletics is just one of the elements that sets the North Coast apart.

The goals of the conference express the best aspirations of American amateur athletics. The NCAC brings together a group of institutions which share a common allegiance to academic quality and to the conduct of athletics so as to support the educational purpose. Intercollegiate athletics can and should complement academic life, rather than compete with it, and sports should enhance the experience of students during their college years. This type of academic and athletic commitment has been led by the 10 school presidents, who have taken an active role in the governance of the conference.

Thirty-eight teams from 21 North Coast sports were represented in NCAA post-season competition during the 2008-09 academic year. The NCAC added two more NCAA Division III swimming championships as Kenyon claimed the men’s and women’s titles. The conference has accumulated 60 national championships since its inception in 1984-85. In the past academic year, 133 NCAA All-America or ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-America certificates were distributed to student-athletes from North Coast schools.

The NCAC’s commitment to equity, its broad base of athletic programs, and an unwavering insistence on excellence in academics has served as a model for conferences throughout the country. The North Coast has shown not only that these ideals can coexist, but that they can flourish. The NCAC continues as a pace-setter in the 21st century.

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All-AmericansMolly Dietz ................................ 1990, ‘91Vicki Kajder ....................................... 2003Sue Plyler .......................................... 1988

All-American Academic TeamMolly Dietz ....................................... 1991Missy Rau .................................. 1995, ‘96

AVCA All-Great Lakes RegionMolly Dietz ......................... 1989, ‘90, ‘91Carol Frederick ........................... 1987, ‘88Jill Heimbuch .................................... 1993Vicki Kajder ....................................... 2003Sue Plyler .......................................... 1988Traci Stoner ....................................... 2004Renea Surrena ........................... 1990, ‘91Lindsey Tupman ......................... 2003, ‘04

Great Lakes Region Newcomer of the YearTraci Stoner ...................................... 2004

East Region Coach of the YearBridget Sheehan ............................... 1987

All-NCAC First TeamTonya Andrews........................... 1998, ‘99Julie Bradley ..................................... 1989Kristen Cunningham .................. 1994, ‘95Heather Dossat ..........................1992, ‘94Molly Dietz .......................... 1989. ‘90, ‘91Carol Frederick ........................... 1987, ‘88Gwen Herron .............................. 1984, ‘85Penny Hess ....................................... 1986Vicki Kajder ......................... 2000, ‘02, ‘03Amy Kissinger ............................ 1984, ‘85Molly McCoy .............................. 1996, ‘97Sue Plyler ................................... 1987, ‘88Meghan Radkowski ........................... 2001Caitlin Solan ...................................... 2009Renea Surrena .................... 1989, ‘90, ‘91

All-NCAC Second TeamTonya Andrews.................................. 1997Leslie Bentson ................................... 1984Julie Bradley ..................................... 1988Katie Bradshaw ................................. 2002Amy Bryson ............................... 1995, ‘96Carol Frederick .................................. 1986Jill Heimbuch .................................... 1993Joy Kosiewicz ..................... 1992, ‘93, ‘94Betset LaPorte .................................. 2006Jordan Leopold ................................. 2010Sue Plyler .......................................... 1986Missy Rau ......................................... 1996Annie Schultheis ............................... 2007Jamie Smartz .................................... 1987Traci Stoner ....................................... 2005Caitlin Solan ...................................... 2008Lindsay Tupman ......................... 2003, ‘04

All-NCAC Honorable MentionTonya Andrews.................................. 2000Fawn Balliro ............................... 1998, ‘99Audra Batdorff .................................. 2011Katie Bradshaw ................................. 2003Kristen Cunningham ......................... 1993

Dhira Dale .........................................2002Megan Finch .....................................2005Jill Heimbuch .............................1992, ‘94Caileigh Hughes ................................2009Jordan Leopold ................................2009Meghan Radkowski ...........................2000Missy Rau .........................................1995Caitlin Rothman ..........................2010, 11Amy Smith ........................................1985Traci Stoner .......................................2004Catherine Van Wagner .......................2008Annie Schultheis ...............................2006Julia Weeks .......................................2012Winnie Wong ....................................2011

NCAC Player of the YearMolly Deitz .........................1989, ‘90, ‘91Carol Frederick ..................................1987

NCAC Newcomer of the YearVicki Kajder ......................................2000

NCAC All-Decade TeamMolly Dietz ..........................1984-93 (‘91)Carol Frederick ....................1984-93 (‘89(Gwen Herron .......................1984-93 (‘86)Renea Surrena ....................1984-93 (‘91)

NCAC Coach of the YearBridget Sheehan .........................1987, ‘90

Traci StonerGreat Lakes Region Newcomer of the Year (2004)NCAC Second-Team (2005)NCAC Honorable Mention (2004)

Sue Plyler

Vicki Kajder

Molly Dietz

AlleghenyAll-Americans

Program Awards & Honors

Kills1,998.................(2003)1,751.................(2005)1,748.................(1991)1,739.................(1988)1,722.................(1996)

Attack Pct. .317...................(2003).269...................(2004).250...................(2002).247...................(1988).242...................(1994)

Kills611 Molly Dietz .................. 1991599 Carol Frederick ............ 1988587 Molly McCoy ............... 1997583 Molly Dietz .................. 1990577 Molly McCoy ............... 1996554 Tonya Andrews ........... 1998486 Megan Finch ............... 2005470 Tonya Andrews ........... 1999468 Tonya Andrews ........... 2000423 Kristen Cunningham ...... 1995

Attack Pct..380 Lindsey Tupman .......... 2003.368 Molly Dietz .................. 1990.336 Lindsey Tupman .......... 2004.336 Tonya Andrews ........... 2000.332 Molly Dietz .................. 1991.321 Tonya Andrews ........... 1998.302 Katie Bradshaw ........... 2003.302 Kristen Cunningham ... 1994.301 Megan Finch ............... 2004.300 Molly Dietz .................. 1989

Assists1,596 Vicki Kajder ................. 20031,406 Sue Plyler .................... 19881,325 Renea Surrena ............ 19911,322 Traci Stoner................. 20051,252 Bobbi Ruddock ........... 19981,232 Amy Bryson ................ 19961,195 Renea Surrena ............ 19901,180 Heather Dossat ........... 19921,132 Traci Stoner................. 20041,122 Amanda Bancroft ........ 2007

Service Aces129 Vicki Kajder ................. 2003 65 Missy Rau ................... 1995 64 Vicki Kajder ................. 2002 63 Annie Schultheis ......... 2005 61 Carol Frederick ............ 1988 56 Lisa McIlvried ............. 2003 56 Meghan Radkowski ..... 2001 56 Paula Wasikowski ....... 1988 55 Missy Rau ................... 1996 54 Vicki Kajder ................. 2001

Digs722 Adriana Pennekamp .... 2005678 Alyssa Edwards ........... 2007669 Sarah Sckena .............. 2008665 Alyssa Edwards ........... 2006661 Rhiannon Mauk ........... 2004649 Joy Kosiewicz ............. 1994628 Joy Kosiewicz ............. 1993625 Molly Dietz .................. 1990568 Traci Stoner................. 2005566 Rhiannon Mauk ........... 2003566 Joy Kosiewicz ............. 1992

Total Blocks302 Molly Dietz .............1990271 Julie Bradley ..........1987257 Heidi Vossler .........1987234 Molly Dietz .............1989232 Molly Dietz .............1991208 Molly Dietz .............1988181 Missy Rau ..............1996137 Betsy LaPorte ........2006

Individual Season Records Team Season Records

KillsFive Games:40 Tonya Andrews vs. Goucher, 10/03/98Four Games:33 Molly McCoy vs. Case, 10/22/97Three Games:26 Tonya Andrews vs. Grove City, 09/22/98 vs. Manchester, 09/04/99

Assists84 Bobbi Ruddock vs. Goucher, 10/03/9872 Amanda Bancroft vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 10/06/0768 Heather Dossat vs. Denison, 11/07/92 68 Sue Plyler vs. Ohio Northern, 09/29/88

Kills1,761 Molly McCoy .......... 1994-971,714 Tonya Andrews ...... 1997-001,682 Molly Dietz ............. 1988-911,482 Carol Frederick ....... 1985-881,274 Annie Schultheis .... 2004-071,269 Kristen Cunningham ... 1992-951,238 Lindsey Tupman ..... 2002-051,048 Megan Finch .......... 2002-05 997 Jill Heimbuch ......... 1991-94 988 Barb Pendleton ...... 1986-89

Attack Pct..329 Molly Dietz ............. 1988-91.308 Lindsey Tupman ..... 2002-05.297 Tonya Andrews ...... 1997-00.283 Carol Frederick ....... 1986-88.280 Katie Bradshaw ...... 2001-03.268 Missy Rau .............. 1993-96.266 Megan Finch .......... 2002-05.256 Julie Bradley .......... 1986-89.239 Molly McCoy .......... 1994-97.238 Dhira Dale .............. 2000-03

Service Aces292 Vicki Kajder ............ 2000-03164 Carol Frederick ....... 1985-88147 Paula Wasikowski .. 1986-89142 Missy Rau .............. 1993-96131 Dhira Dale .............. 2000-03126 Jordan Leopold ...... 2007-10125 Kim Zawada ........... 1993-96123 Joy Kosiewicz ........ 1991-94118 Annie Schultheis .... 2004-07107 Lindsey Tupman ..... 2002-05103 A. Davison .............. 1990-93

Assists4,836 Vicki Kajder ............ 2000-033,616 Renea Surrena ....... 1988-913,522 Sue Plyler ............... 1985-883,093 Amy Bryson ........... 1993-962,992 Amanda Bancroft ... 2006-082,764 Hether Dossat ........ 1991-942,454 Traci Stoner............ 2004-052,256 Bobbi Ruddock ...... 1995-981,921 Madie Hudac .......... 2010-121,253 Amy Spoonire ........ 1999-00

Individual Career Records

Individual Match RecordsService Aces

9 Annie Schultheis vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 09/16/059 Vicki Kajder vs. Ohio Dominican, 10/25/03

Digs56 Alyssa Edwards vs. Earlham, 09/30/06 41 Rhiannon Mauk vs. Case, 09/25/0441 Joy Kosiewicz vs. OWU, 10/9/93

Total Blocks32 Julie Bradley vs. Edinboro, 09/30/8721 Tonya Andrews vs. Dickinson, 09/27/9720 Heidi Vossler vs. Edinboro, 09/30/87

Assists1,708.................(2003)1,651.................(1991)1,587.................(1988)1,585.................(1996)1,536.................(2005)

Service Aces382....................(2003)268....................(2005)265....................(2001)261....................(1988)260....................(1994)

Digs3,128.................(1990)2,936.................(1996)2,883.................(2005)2,868.................(1998)2,758.................(2003)

Total Blocks616....................(1987)526....................(1988)470....................(1990)397....................(1991)378....................(1989)

Digs2,218 Joy Kosiewicz ........ 1991-942,035 Rhiannon Mauk ...... 2001-041,660 Vicki Kajder ............ 2000-031,461 Molly Dietz ............. 1988-911,443 Wendy Turkovich ... 1996-981,430 Annie Schultheis .... 2004-071,375 Amy Davison .......... 1990-931,352 Lindsey Tupman ..... 2002-051,343 Alyssa Edwards ...... 2006-071,263 Molly McCoy .......... 1994-97

Total Blocks 976 Molly Dietz ............. 1988-91 568 Julie Bradley .......... 1986-89 458 Besty LaPorte ......... 2004-07 409 Kristen Cunningham ... 1992-95 393 Missy Rau .............. 1993-96 393 Heidi Vossler .......... 1987-88 384 Dhira Dale. ............. 2000-03 338 Lindsey Tupman ..... 2002-05 338 Jill Heimbuch ......... 1991-94 326 Carol Frederick* ..... 1986-88

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The Allegheny Tradition

“The long hours dedicated to practice, tournaments, games, and conditioning all while balancing schoolwork, is challenging. You learn that things will not always go your way and you (and your team as a whole) won’t always win. Life is nothing without challenges and at Allegheny you will undoubtedly learn that both on and off the court. However, with a team supporting you every sweaty step of the way, there comes a trust that you can and will overcome any obstacle you face. I love Allegheny volleyball because it challenges you to test yourself against the most rigorous of obstacles. While doing this, you not only succeed with your teammates, but you develop better character while becoming a stronger person.”

~Catherine Kasianowicz - Allegheny ‘15

“As a cosmetic dentist, every minute of my busy day is scheduled with something important: an implant, extraction, checking my patients, etc. My experience as a student-athlete at Allegheny helped me learn to manage my time well. During volleyball season there wasn’t extra time to waste between classes, labs, practices and games. My grades were always the best during this time of year due to my busy schedule and necessary discipline. I’m grateful for this experience and it has helped me tremendously as a professional.”

- Kristen Donohue (Cunningham), Allegheny College ‘96

“What comes to mind most is that when I played at Allegheny I gained a family by being a part of the volleyball team. We were there to support and challenge each other, bonding through competition that we each sought when we became a part of the Gator athletic family. Most importantly, it let me leave Allegheny while keeping the family that keeps growing with every new class of Gators that comes along.”

- Jenna Hackett, Allegheny College ‘08

“The Allegheny Volleyball Program was a defining part of my college experience but also helped instill in me the value of balance in life. As a student/athlete at Allegheny, I could focus on my education and be part of a highly competitive and successful sports team at the same time. Pride in team accomplishments, a love of the sport, a strong work ethic and lifelong friendships are all part of what Allegheny volleyball has meant to me.”

- Molly Pickett (Dietz), Allegheny College ‘92, Allegheny Hall of Fame

“My experience in the volleyball program taught me a lot of great life lessons that I con-tinue to use and teach to my children. I learned that through hard work, determination and teamwork you can find success. Winning four NCAC championships didn’t come easy. Each year there were different obstacles to overcome, but we succeeded because we never gave up. We worked hard and believed in each other.”

- Renea Gaus (Surrena), Allegheny College ‘92, Allegheny Hall of Fame

Date Day Opponent Location TimeAug. 30 Fri. Pitt-Greensburg# Latrobe, Pa. 5 p.m.Aug. 30 Fri. Muskingum# Latrobe, Pa. 9 p.m.Aug. 31 Sat. Franciscan# Latrobe, Pa. 1 p.m.Aug. 31 Sat. Saint Vincent# Latrobe, Pa. 5 p.m.Sept. 6 Fri. Lycoming^ Selinsgrove, Pa. 6 p.m.Sept. 6 Fri. Dickinson^ Selinsgrove, Pa. 8 p.m.Sept. 7 Sat. Misericordia^ Selinsgrove, Pa. 11 a.m.Sept. 7 Sun. Susquehanna^ Selinsgrove, Pa. 1 p.m.Sept. 13 Fri. Thiel! Meadville, Pa. 4 p.m.Sept. 13 Fri. Albion! Meadville, Pa. 6 p.m.Sept. 14 Sat. Bluffton! Meadville, Pa. 10 a.m.Sept. 14 Sat. Buffalo State! Meadville, Pa. 2 p.m.Sept. 19 Thu. Grove City Meadville, Pa. 7 p.m.Sept. 21 Sat. Ohio Wesleyan* Meadville, Pa. 11 a.m.Sept. 21 Sat. Westminster Meadville, Pa. 1 p.m.Sept. 25 Wed. Pitt-Bradford Meadville, Pa. 7 p.m.Sept. 28 Sat. Rochester Rochester, N.Y. 11 a.m.Sept. 28 Sat. Houghton Rochester, N.Y. 1 p.m.Oct. 2 Wed. Oberlin* Oberlin, Ohio 7 p.m.Oct. 5 Sat. Denison* Granville, Ohio 1 p.m.Oct. 9 Wed. Hiram* Meadville, Pa. 7 p.m.Oct. 19 Sat. Kenyon Gambier, Ohio 3 p.m.Oct. 25 Fri. DePauw Meadville, Pa. 7 p.m.Oct. 26 Sat. Wittenberg Meadville, Pa. 11 a.m.Oct. 26 Sat. Case Western Reserve Meadville, Pa. 3 p.m.Oct. 30 Wed. Wooster* Wooster, Ohio 7 p.m.Nov. 2 Sat. Carnegie Mellon Pittsburgh, Pa. 2 p.m.* - Indicates NCAC ContestHome Games in BOLD# - 2013 Saint Vincent Bearcat Challenge^ - 2013 Crusader Classic! - 2013 Gator Invitational

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