2014 westminster volleyball almanac

2014 WESTMINSTER VOLLEYBALL ALMANAC 1

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2 2014 WESTMINSTER VOLLEYBALL ALMANAC

2014 WESTMINSTER WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL ALMANAC

TABLE OF CONTENTS

GENErAL INFOrmATION

Table of Contents 2

2014 Schedule / Quick Facts 3

Media Information 4

2014 GrIFFINS

2014 Roster 6

TV/Radio Roster 7

Alexis Aalona 8-9

Jessica Chellsen 10-11

Rachel Enloe 12-13

Alyse Horton 14-15

Green / Allen / Culpepper / Gallegos 16

Gregory / Gustafson / Hegerle / Larson 17

Saunders / Wickwar 18

GrIFFINS STAFF

Al Givens 20-21

Annette Poulton 22

Eldon Brough 22

Support Staff 23

LOOkING BACk

2013 Statistics 25

2013 Match Results 26

2013 Match Highs 27

2013 Frontier Conference Review 28

AGAINST ThE OppOSITION

Series Records 30

All-Time vs. the Top 25 31

Series Breakdown 32-35

WESTmINSTEr COLLEGE

Westminster College Administration 70

About Westminster College 71

Salt Lake City 72

Griffins Club 73

CrEdITS

The 2014 Westminster Women’s Volleyball Almanac is a

publication of the Westminster College Sports Information

Office. Designed, written and edited by Josh Fisher.

Photography by Shooting Star Photography, Westminster

College Office of Communications, John McCarthy and Salt

Lake Visitors Bureau.

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Match Records 37-38

Records by Set 39

Team Season Records 40-41

Individual Season Records 42-43

Individual Career Records 44-45

Yearly Leaders 46

Record Clubs 47-51

VOLLEyBALL hISTOry

Volleyball Honors 53

Letterwinners 54-55

Year-By-Year Records 56

Postseason History 56

Year-By-Year Results 57-59

WESTmINSTEr AThLETICS

Shay Wyatt 61

Athletics Administration 62

Athletics Staff 63

Athletic Facilities 64-67

On the Web 68

WhAT IS A GrIFFIN?The Griffin is a legendary creature with the head, beak, and wings of an eagle, the body of a lion, and

occasionally, the tail of a serpent or scorpion. Its origin lies somewhere in the middle East where it is found

in the paintings and sculptures of the ancient Babylonians, Assyrians, and persians. In Greek mythology, they

took gold from the stream Arimaspias and, neighbors of the hyperboreans, they belonged to Zeus. The later

romans used them for decoration and, even in Christian times, the Griffin motif often appears. Griffins were

frequently used as gargoyles on medieval churches and buildings.


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Westminster CollegeLocation Salt Lake City, Utah

Metro Population 1,333,914

Founded 1875

Enrollment 3,200

Nickname Griffins

Colors Purple and Gold

Affiliation NAIA

Conference Frontier

Home Court Behnken Field House

Capacity 1,200

AdministrationPresident Dr. Brian Levin-Stankevich

Provost Dr. Cid Seidelman

Director of Athletics Shay Wyatt

Assistant AD for Compliance & Academic Services

Adam Sanft

Assistant Provost for Retention & Student Engagement / SWA

Dr. Susan Heath

Faculty Athletics Representative Dr. Chris Cline

Sports Information & Events Coordinator

Josh Fisher

Marketing & Promotions Alyson VanderSteen

Women’s Volleyball StaffHead Coach Al Givens

Record at Westminster First Year

Career Record 384-507 / 28 years

Office Phone 801.832.2343

Email [email protected]

Assistant Coach Annette Poulton

Year 1st



Athletic Trainer Kirsten Astle



Strength & Conditioning Coach Eldon Brough


key Numbers2013 Record 17-14

2013 Frontier Conf. Record 10-6

Finish 4th

Players Returning / Lost 4 / 10

Newcomers 10

Started Women’s Volleyball 1995

Overall Record (since 2003) 153-174 (.468)

Conference Record (since 2003) 85-72 (.541)

Frontier Championships (Regular Season) 2

2005, 2006

Frontier Championships (Tournament) 1

2005

NAIA Tournament Appearances (Record) 1 (1-2)

Years 2007

Sports InformationDirector Josh Fisher


Cell Phone 801.703.5025


Fax 801.474.2511

SID Student Assistants

SID Mailing Address 1840 S. 1300 E

Salt Lake City, UT 84105

Website www.WestminsterGriffins.com

2014 SChEdULE

December 2-6

NAIA National ChampionshipsTyson Events Center • Sioux City, Iowa

All times Mountain • Home Matches in CAPS • All home matches played at the Behnken Field House*-Frontier Conference game

1-Sports Travel Northwest Invitational (Spokane, Wash.)2-Asics/Wyndham Hotels Labor Day Tournament (Irvine, Calif.)

3-Big Sky Challenge (Butte, Mont.)

November 22

NAIA Opening roundCampus Sites

November 14-15

Frontier Conference TournamentSampson Court • Butte, Mont.

November 8 • 2 p.m.

mONTANA TECh*Behnken Field House• Salt lake City


at Great Falls*McLaughlin Center• Great Falls, Mont.


LEWIS-CLArk STATE*Behnken Field House • Salt Lake City

October 24 • 7 p.m.

at montana Western*Straugh Gymnasium• Dillon, Mont.


at montana State-Northern*Armory Gymnasium • Havre, Mont.


rOCky mOUNTAIN*Behnken Field House • Salt Lake City


CArrOLL*Behnken Field House• Salt lake City


at Lewis-Clark State*Lewiston Activity Center • Lewiston, Idaho


at montana Tech*Sampson Court • Butte, Mont.

September 25 • 7 p.m.

mONTANA STATE-NOrThErN*Behnken Field House• Salt Lake City


GrEAT FALLS*Behnken Field House • Salt Lake City


at Carroll*Carroll PE Center• Helena, Mont.


mONTANA WESTErN*Behnken Field House• Salt Lake City


at rocky mountain*Fortin Center• Billings, Mont.


vs. College of Idaho 3

Sampson Court • Butte, Mont.

September 6 • 9 a.m.

vs. UC merced 3



vs. dickinson State 3


September 5 • 11 a.m.

vs. Concordia (CA) 3


August 30 • 9 p.m.

vs. Westmont 2

CU Arena • Irvine, Calif.


at Vanguard 2

The Pit • Costa Mesa, Calif.


vs. Biola 2



vs. Concordia (NE) 2



vs. Northwest 1

The HUB • Spokane, Wash.


vs. Simpson 1



vs. Evergreen 1



vs. Eastern Oregon 1



vs. Walla Walla 1



practice Coverage

Westminster College practices are conducted in the

Behnken Field House and are open to the media unless

otherwise noted. Please contact the Sports Information

Office for times and availability.

Interview policy

All requests for interviews with student-athletes and

coaches should be arranged with the Sports Information

Office, preferrably with a 24-hour notice. On game days,

interviews will only be contucted following the contest.

Credentials

Please submit requests for game credentials to the Sports

Information Office. Credentials will be limited to working

media and will be left at the ticket table when you enter

the Behnken Field House.

press row

Seating for the media is located on the west end of the

Behnken Field House scorer’s table. Space is limited and

priority will be given to those requesting space in advance.

photographers

Media photographers are welcome to attend and shoot

Griffin athletic events with a credential provided by the

Sports Information Office. The photographer must not

enter team designated areas without prior permission and

are not allowed to interfere with game officials or game

management personnel. Flash photography is prohibited

and images of Griffin sporting events may not be sold

as “copyright” without the authorization of Westminster

College Athletics.

Electronic media

Any electronic media wishing to broadcast games from

the Behnken Field House should contact the Westminster

Sports Information Office for approval.

Internet

The latest news and information regarding the Griffins

women’s volleyball team is available on Westminster’s

athletic website –

www.WestminsterGriffins.com

Access the latest news from the Frontier Conference,

including standings, statistics and more at

www.FrontierConference.com

press Service

Media attending Westminster women’s volleyball home

contests will be provided with game programs, game

notes (when available) and final game statistics.

mEdIA INFOrmATION

Westminster College ticket prices provide a great

opportunity to come watch some of the finest small

college athletics and student-athletes perform in the

country for an extraordinary value!

Tickets for Westminster College home athletic events can

be purchased on the day of the game at the event site

(see venue information below). Typically, tickets will be on

sale one hour before the start of the event and accepted

payments include: cash, check and all major credit cards.

We have no reserved seating, both of our venues offer

general admission seating on a first come first serve

basis. Concessions and apparel items are for sale at the

majority of our home athletic events. Receive all-sport

passes and other benefits while supporting Griffins

Athletics by joining the Griffins Club.

Please keep in mind that post-season games carry a

different pricing structure and will be announced prior to

the start of the competition.

WOmEN’S VOLLEyBALL TICkET prICES

Adult ..................................................................... $6.00

Senior Citizen (60 and older) .................................. $4.00

WC Alumni (w/Alumni Card) ................................... $4.00

Students & Children ............................................... $4.00

WC Students (w/College ID).......................................Free

WC Faculty & Staff (w/College ID) ..............................Free

Children (Ages 5 & under) .........................................Free

TICKET INFORMATION

Women’s Volleyball matches are played at Behnken Field

House in the Delores Dore’ Eccles Health, Wellness &

Athletic Center (enter through the lower west entrance).

Person’s with disabilities can enter the facility at the

lower west entrance (main entrance) or can access the

main entrance (southeast corner of building) and use the

elevator to proceed to the 1st floor. Outside food and

drink (water allowed) is not allowed to be brought into the

field house. Concessions are available during all home WC

athletic events.

The facility is located on the Westminster College Campus

- 1840 South 1300 East, Salt Lake City, Utah 84105. Enter

campus from 1700 South and 1200 East - parking is free

in either one of our parking garages.

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2013 SChEdULE

2014 GRIFFINS


ThE 2014 GrIFFINS

Numerical roster # NAmE pOS hT yr hOmETOWN / prEVIOUS SChOOL

1 Megan Gallegos Lib 5-6 Fr. Hooper, Utah / Fremont HS

2 Jaden Green Lib 5-6 Jr. Mesa, Ariz. / Chandler Gilbert CC

3 Amara Culpepper MB 6-0 Fr. Midvale, Utah / Murray HS

5 Tara Gregory Lib 5-7 Fr. West Valley, Utah / Taylorsville HS

6 Alexis Aalona OH 6-0 Sr. Salt Lake City, Utah / Cottonwood HS

8 Desiree Wickwar MB 5-11 Fr. Fort Collins, Colo. / Poudre HS

9 Alyse Horton OH 5-10 Jr. Murray, Utah / Murray HS

10 Rachel Enloe OH 6-0 Jr. Draper, Utah / Juan Diego Catholic School

11 Josie Hegerle Set 5-10 Fr. Jamestown, N.D. / Jamestown HS

12 Jacey Saunders Set 5-8 Fr. Herriman, Utah / Herriman HS

13 Katie Allen MB 6-0 Fr. Bountiful, Utah / Bountiful HS

14 Taylor Gustafson Set 5-9 Fr. Layton, Utah / Judge Memorial Catholic HS

15 Jessica Chellsen OH 6-1 Jr. San Luis Obispo, Calif. / San Luis Obispo HS

16 Brooke Larson MB 6-1 Fr. Reno, Nev. / Galena High School

alphabetical roster # NAmE pOS hT yr hOmETOWN / prEVIOUS SChOOL

6 Alexis Aalona OH 6-0 Sr. Salt Lake City, Utah / Cottonwood HS

13 Katie Allen MB 6-0 Fr. Bountiful, Utah / Bountiful HS

15 Jessica Chellsen OH 6-1 Jr. San Luis Obispo, Calif. / San Luis Obispo HS

3 Amara Culpepper MB 6-0 Fr. Midvale, Utah / Murray HS

10 Rachel Enloe OH 6-0 Jr. Draper, Utah / Juan Diego Catholic School

1 Megan Gallegos Lib 5-6 Fr. Hooper, Utah / Fremont HS

2 Jaden Green Lib 5-6 Jr. Mesa, Ariz. / Chandler Gilbert CC

5 Tara Gregory Lib 5-7 Fr. West Valley, Utah / Taylorsville HS

14 Taylor Gustafson Set 5-9 Fr. Layton, Utah / Judge Memorial Catholic HS

11 Josie Hegerle Set 5-10 Fr. Jamestown, N.D. / Jamestown HS

9 Alyse Horton OH 5-10 Jr. Murray, Utah / Murray HS

16 Brooke Larson MB 6-1 Fr. Reno, Nev. / Galena High School

12 Jacey Saunders Set 5-8 Fr. Herriman, Utah / Herriman HS

8 Desiree Wickwar MB 5-11 Fr. Fort Collins, Colo. / Poudre HS

head Coach: Al Givens, 1st Year (29th Overall)

Assistant Coach: Annette Poulton, 1st Year

Athletic Trainer: Kirsten Astle

Strength & Conditioning Coach: Eldon Brough

TEAm CApTION

Front row – Alyse Horton, Brooke Larson, Rachel Enloe,

Alexis Aalona, Jessica Chellsen, Amara Culpepper,

Katie Allen

Back row – Head Coach Al Givens, Megan Gallegos,

Jacey Saunders, Taylor Gustafson, Desiree Wickwar,

Josie Hegerle, Tara Gregory, Jaden Green, Athletic Trainer

Kirsten Astle, Assistant Coach Annette Poulton

prONUNCIATION GUIdE

Alexis Aalona AH-ah-loan-uh

Amara Culpepper uh-MAR-uh

Megan Gallegos

Taylor Gustafson

Josie hegerle

Alyse Horton UH-lease

rOSTEr By CLASS

Seniors (1) – Alexis Aalona

Juniors (4) – Jessica Chellsen, Rachel Enloe, Jaden Green,

Alyse Horton

Freshmen (9) – Katie Allen, Amara Culpepper,

Megan Gallegos, Tara Gregory, Taylor Gustafson,

Josie Hegerle, Brooke Larson, Jacey Saunders,

Desiree Wickwar

rOSTEr By pOSITION

defensive Specialists/Liberos (3) – Megan Gallegos,

Jaden Green, Tara Gregory

middle Blockers (4) – Katie Allen, Amara Culpepper,

Brooke Larson, Desiree Wickwar

Outside hitters (4) – Alexis Aalona, Jessica Chellsen,

Rachel Enloe, Alyse Horton

Setters (3) – Taylor Gustafson, Josie Hegerle,

Jacey Saunders

rOSTEr By hEIGhT

5-foot-6 – Megan Gallegos, Jaden Green

5-foot-7 – Tara Gregory

5-foot-8 – Jacey Saunders

5-foot-9 – Taylor Gustafson

5-foot-10 – Josie Hegerle, Alyse Horton

5-foot-11 – Desiree Wickwar

6-foot-0 – Alexis Aalona, Katie Allen, Amara Culpepper,

Rachel Enloe

6-foot-1 – Jessica Chellsen, Brooke Larson

rOSTEr By STATE/COUNTry

Arizona (1) – Jaden Green

California (1) – Jessica Chellsen

Colorado (1) – Desiree Wickwar

Nevada (1) – Brooke Larson

North dakota (1) – Josie Hegerle

Utah (9) – Alexis Aalona, Katie Allen, Amara Culpepper,

Rachel Enloe, Megan Gallegos, Tara Gregory,

Taylor Gustafson, Alyse Horton, Jacey Saunders


TV/rAdIO rOSTEr

mEGAN GALLEGOSFR • LIB • 5-6

Hooper, Utah

Fremont HS

1JAdEN GrEEN

JR • LIB • 5-6

Mesa, Ariz.

Chandler Gilbert CC

AmArA CULpEppErFR • MB • 6-0

Midvale, Utah

Murray HS

TArA GrEGOryFR • LIB • 5-7

West Valley, Utah

Taylorsville HS

2 3 5ALExIS AALONA

SR • OH • 6-0

Salt Lake City, Utah

Cottonwood HS

6

dESIrEE WICkWArFR • MB • 5-11

Fort Collins, Colo.

Poudre HS

ALySE hOrTONJR • OH • 5-10

Murray, Utah

Murray HS

rAChEL ENLOEJR • OH • 6-0

Draper, Utah

Juan Diego Catholic

8 9 10JOSIE hEGErLEFR • SET • 5-10

Jamestown, N.D.

Jamestown HS

11JACEy SAUNdErS

FR • SET • 5-8

Herriman, Utah

Herriman HS

kATIE ALLENFR • MB • 6-0

Bountiful, Utah

Bountiful HS

TAyLOr GUSTAFSONFR • SET • 5-9

Layton, Utah

Judge Memorial Catholic

JESSICA ChELLSENJR • OH • 6-1

San Luis Obispo, Calif.

San Luis Obispo HS

12

13 14 15BrOOkE LArSON

FR • MB • 6-1

Reno, Nev.

Galena HS

16

AL GIVENSHead Coach

1st Year • 29th Overall

ANNETTE pOULTONAssistant Coach

1st Year

kIrSTEN ASTLEAthletic Trainer

ELdON BrOUGhStrength & Conditioning


ThE SENIOrS

career highs Kills 23 (2x) vs. Montana Tech (9/21/13)

Attempts 56 vs. Montana Tech (9/21/13)

Hitting Pct. .429 (14-2-28) vs. Colorado Mesa (8/24/12)

Assists 3 (2x) vs. Great Falls (9/27/13)

Service Aces 3 (3x) vs. Rocky Mountain (10/11/13)

Digs 24 vs. Rocky Mountain (10/19/13)

Blocks 7 vs. Rocky Mountain (10/12/12)

2013 (Junior): Started in all 31 matches and played in all

119 sets … led the team with 363 kills and average of

3.05 kills per set … hit a career high .202 for the season

… led the team in kills 20 times and had 20 double-digit

kills matches … totaled at least 15 kills in a match eight

times … finished the year ranked sixth in the Frontier

Conference in kills per set … ranked second on the team

with 353 digs while averaging 2.97 per set … had double-

digit digs in 18 matches and twice led the team in digs

during a match … finished the year with a team-leading 14

double-doubles … opened the season with 18 kills while

hitting .400 with 16 digs against Hope International (8/23)

… had 21 kills and .312 hitting percentage with 12 digs

in win over Cornerstone (8/24) …totaled 14 kills and 12

digs against Dixie State (8/24) … hit .304 with 19 kills and

11 digs versus Westmont (8/30) … tied her career high

with 23 kills while adding 13 digs and four blocks against

Montana Tech (9/21) … used 16 kills to hit .379 with 10

digs in home win over Rocky Mountain (10/11) … picked

up 11 kills and 20 digs at Dickinson State (10/17) …

grabbed a career-best 24 digs at Rocky Mountain (10/19)

… had 22 kills with 16 digs and three blocks in home win

against Carroll (10/26) … recorded 18 kills and 14 digs

in upset over MSU-Northern (11/2) … went for 17 kills

to hit .300 with 21 digs in Frontier Tournament win over

Carroll (11/15) … closed year with 10 kills and 12 digs

against MSU-Northern (11/16) … was selected first team

All-Frontier Conference.

2012 (Sophomore): Played in all 27 matches while making

26 starts ... finished with 102 sets played at primarily

at outside hitter ... was second on the team with 241

kills and hit .174 for the season ... led the team in kills

in nine matches ... went for double figures in kills on 10

occasions ... had three matches with at least 15 kills ...

notched 204 digs and averaged 2.0 per set ... recorded

nine matches with double-digit digs ... also recorded 16

service aces and 48 blocks ... finished the year with six

double-doubles ... posted eight kills and three blocks

against Viterbo (8/18) ... totaled seven kills, seven digs

and three blocks versus College of Saint Mary (8/24) ... hit

career-high .429 with 14 kills, five digs and three blocks

against Colorado Mesa (8/24) ... posted nine kills, 12 digs,

four blocks and three aces against The Master’s (8/31)

... finished with nine kills against Biola (8/31) ... had 11

kills and 11 digs in Frontier opener with Montana Western

(9/8) ... notched eight kills at Lewis-Clark State (9/13) ...

posted seven kills and 15 digs at Montana Tech (9/15) ...

hit .320 with 13 kills against MSU-Northern

(9/22) ... went for 12 kills, 10 digs and four

blocks against Dickinson State (9/27) ...

posted a career-high 23 kills while hitting

.358 with 12 digs against Carroll (9/29) ...

posted 14 kills, 13 digs and seven block

versus Rocky Mountain (10/12) ... had 16

kills and 11 digs against Lewis-Clark State

(10/13) ... finished with seven kills and 10

digs at Montana Western (10/20) ... notched

10 kills and nine digs at Carroll (11/1) ... hit .310 with

17 kills, eight digs and four blocks against Montana Tech

(11/3) ... had 12 kills and career-high 21 digs in Frontier

Tournament against Carroll (11/9) .. was named the

Frontier Conference Player of the Week on Oct. 1 ... was

named Academic All-Frontier Conference.

2011 (Freshman): Appeared in 24 matches and 77 sets

while making 18 starts … started the final 17 matches

of the season … finished year with 146 kills while hitting

.167 … also tallied 102 digs and 34 total blocks … had

five matches with double-digit kills … recorded at least 10

digs on four occasions … had two double-doubles during

the year … posted seven kills and three digs against Biola

(9/2) … hit .312 with eight kills at Fresno Pacific (9/3)

… tallied 10 kills and five blocks against Carroll (9/8) …

had 10 kills and 10 digs versus MSU-Northern (9/22) …

recorded nine kills and three blocks against Colorado

Mesa (10/4) … had seven kills and 11 digs at Rocky

Mountain (10/15) … went for 11 kills and 11 digs against

Montana Western (10/22) … posted 14 kills with 11 digs

at MSU-Northern (10/28) … had 12 kills and eight digs

at Great Falls (10/29) … picked up 12 digs with six kills

against LC State (11/3) … was named Frontier Conference

Co-Freshman of the Year … member of Frontier

Conference All-Freshman Team.

Before Westminster: Played at Cottonwood High School

... a 3-year starter for the Colts ... was named Second

Team All-State by the Deseret Morning News in 2010 and

honorable mention in 2009 ... helped Cottonwood to a

69-16 record as a starter and three region championships

... also named First Team All-Region in 2008, 2009, and

2010.

ALExIS AALONA 6OUTSIdE hITTEr | SENIOr | 6-0

SALT LAkE CITy, UTAh / COTTONWOOd hIGh SChOOL


TV/rAdIO rOSTEr

CArEEr STATISTICS yEAr mp-Sp k k/S E TA pCT A A/S SA SA/S SE dIG d/S rE BS BA TOT B/S BE BhE pTS pTS/S

2011 24-77 146 1.90 77 412 .167 9 0.12 9 0.12 10 102 1.32 6 4 30 34 0.44 7 1 174.0 2.26

2012 27-102 241 2.36 120 696 .174 17 0.17 16 0.16 18 204 2.00 27 7 41 48 0.47 7 1 284.5 2.78

2013 31-119 363 3.05 161 999 .202 23 0.19 9 0.08 48 353 2.97 27 7 58 65 0.55 5 8 408.0 3.43

TOTAL 82-298 750 2.52 358 2107 .186 49 0.16 34 0.11 76 659 2.21 60 18 129 147 0.49 19 10 866.5 2.91


ThE JUNIOrS

career highs Kills 7 (3x) vs. The Master’s (8/31/13)

Attempts 23 vs. Vanguard (8/30/13)

Hitting Pct. .304 (7-0-23) vs. Vanguard (8/30/13)

Assists 1 (4x) vs. Carroll (9/19/13)

Service Aces 2 vs. Carroll (10/26/13)

Digs 9 (2x) vs. Cornerstone (8/24/13)

Blocks 3 vs. College of Saint Mary (8/25/12)

2013 (Sophomore): Played in 20 matches and made

seven starts while appearing in 75 sets … finished the

season with 74 kills to average 0.99 per set … also

had 72 digs and 14 blocks for the year … began the

year with seven kills and eight digs in a victory against

Hope International (8/23) … totaled six kills and six

digs against Olivet Nazarene (8/23) … matched a

career high with nine digs versus Cornerstone (8/24)

… had seven kills and hit .304 against Vanguard

(8/30) … notched six kills and six digs versus

Westmont (8/30) … went for seven kills and five digs

in match with The Master’s (8/31) … four kills and

six digs at Dickinson State (10/17) ... was named

Academic All-Frontier Conference.

2012 (Freshman): Played in 23 matches with one

start ... appeared in 39 sets ... finished the season

with 29 kills and hitting .056 ... also had 18 digs and

six blocks ... recorded two kills and two digs versus

UC Merced (8/17) ... posted two kills against in first

match with College of Saint Mary (8/24) ... started and

finished with two kills and three blocks in match two

with College of Saint Mary (8/25) ... had two kills and

three digs against Great Falls (9/21).

Before Westminster: Chellsen comes to Westminster

from San Luis Obispo, Calif. where she attended San

Luis Obispo High School. The 6-foot-1 outside hitter

was a three-year varsity starter and helped her team

to a PAC 7 championship in both 2010 and 2011. As a

senior, Chellsen led her team with 230 kills while also

recording 53 aces and 177 digs. She was twice named

All-PAC 7 and All-County.

JESSICA ChELLSEN 15OUTSIdE hITTEr | JUNIOr | 6-1

SAN LUIS OBISpO, CALIF. / SAN LUIS OBISpO hIGh SChOOL



2012 23-39 11 0.28 9 36 .056 2 0.05 3 0.08 6 18 0.46 6 1 5 6 0.15 1 1 17.5 0.44

2013 30-75 74 0.99 42 238 .134 2 0.03 5 0.07 20 72 0.96 9 3 11 14 0.19 1 0 87.5 1.16

TOTAL 53-114 85 0.75 51 274 .124 4 0.04 8 0.07 26 90 0.79 15 4 16 20 0.18 2 1 105.0 0.92


ThE JUNIOrS

career highs Kills 9 vs. Montana Tech (9/15/12)

Attempts 20 vs. Montana Tech (9/15/12)

Hitting Pct. .350 (9-2-20) vs. Montana Tech (9/15/12)

Assists 2 (2x) vs. Montana Western (9/12/13)

Service Aces 2 (2x) vs. Montana Western (9/8/12)

Digs 7 (2x) vs. Montana Western (9/12/13)

Blocks 4 vs. MSU-Northern (11/2/13)

2013 (Sophomore): Played in 11 matches and 27 sets

after offseason surgery … finished season with eight

kills, 16 digs and five blocks … totaled seven digs

and two assists at Montana Western (9/12) … had

four kills and hit .273 against Great Falls (10/31) …

recorded four blocks with two kills an two digs versus

MSU-Northern (11/2) … tallied a pair of kills at Lewis-

Clark State (11/7) ... was named Academic All-Frontier

Conference.

2012 (Freshman): Played in 26 matches and 64 sets

during the season ... finished with 61 kills and a .158

hitting efficiency ... also had 38 digs and 15 blocks ...

hit .189 with 39 kills in Frontier Conference matches

... posted three kills against UC Merced (8/17) ...

recorded five kills and four digs against College

of Saint Mary (8/24) ... hit .375 with three kills in

second match with College of Saint Mary (8/25) ... had

eight kills and hit .500 with two service aces versus

Montana Western (9/8) ... notched nine kills and seven

digs while hitting .350 at Montana Tech (9/15) ...

finished with seven kills and six digs against Carroll

(9/29) ... hit .357 with six kills and five digs against

Montana Tech (11/3).

Before Westminster: Enloe is from Draper, Utah

where she attended Juan Diego Catholic School. As

a 6-foot outside hitter, she helped the Soaring Eagle

to a fourth place finish as the state tournament as a

senior after they were the runner-up during her junior

season. Enloe recorded 414 kills, 282 digs and 61

aces during her senior season and was named first

team All-State as both a junior and a senior.

RACHEL ENLOE 10OUTSIdE hITTEr | JUNIOr | 6-0

drApEr, UTAh / JUAN dIEGO CAThOLIC SChOOL



2012 26-64 61 0.95 32 183 .158 4 0.06 6 0.09 9 38 0.59 3 4 11 15 0.23 1 0 76.5 1.19

2013 13-30 8 0.27 6 38 .053 2 0.07 1 0.03 2 16 0.53 1 0 5 5 0.17 1 1 11.5 0.37

TOTAL 39-94 69 0.73 38 221 .140 6 0.06 7 0.07 11 54 0.57 4 4 16 20 0.21 2 1 88.0 0.94


ThE JUNIOrS

career highs Kills 16 vs. Carroll (10/26/13)

Attempts 51 vs. Carroll (10/26/13)

Hitting Pct. .333 (11-3-24) vs. Great Falls (9/27/13)

Assists 3 vs. Illinois Tech (9/7/13)

Service Aces 2 (4x) vs. Montana Western (10/5/13)

Digs 11 vs. Carroll (9/19/13)

Blocks 4 vs. Carroll (10/26/13)

2013 (Sophomore): Played in all 31 matches while

making 20 starts … appeared in 108 sets … finished

the season with 174 kills and hitting .155 … also

recorded 165 digs, 33 blocks and 14 service aces …

had double-digit kills two times and led the team in

kills during five matches … had one double-double

… recorded seven kills and nine digs while hitting

.357 against Biola in first start of the season (8/31)

… hit .333 with seven kills against Roosevelt (9/6) …

totaled 12 kills, eight digs and two blocks at Montana

Western (9/12) … notched 13 kills and career high 11

digs at Carroll (9/19) … finished with 11 kills and hit

.333 with nine digs at Great Falls (9/27) … hit .296

with 11 kills and nine digs against Lewis-Clark State

(10/12) … tallied a career-best 16 kills with nine digs

and four blocks in home win over Carroll (10/26) …

picked up nine kills and eight digs in upset of MSU-

Northern (11/2) … had seven kills and eight digs at

Montana Tech (11/9) … was selected as Academic

All-Frontier Conference.

2012 (Freshman): Played in all 27 matches with four

starts ... finished with 81 sets played ... posted 87

kills and hit .178 for the season ... led the team in

kills in one match ... also added 86 digs, 12 blocks

and nine service aces ... notched 10 kills and seven

digs at Southern Oregon (8/18) ... recorded nine kills

versus Viterbo (8/18) ... had six kills and four digs in

a start against College of Saint Mary (8/25) ... picked

up six kills and eight digs versus Westmont (9/1) ...

hit .33 with eight kills and seven digs at Great Falls

(10/26) ... started and had eight kills and six digs at

MSU-Northern (10/27).

Before Westminster: Horton is from Murray, Utah

and a graduate of Murray High School. The 5-foot-10

outside hitter helped the Spartans reach the state

tournament during her two seasons as a starter. As

a senior, Horton was named second team All-State

and Academic All-Region. She also played basketball

at Murray and was named to the National Honors

Society.

ALYSE hOrTON 9OUTSIdE hITTEr | JUNIOr | 5-10

mUrrAy, UTAh / mUrrAy hIGh SChOOL



2012 27-81 87 1.07 39 269 .178 9 0.11 9 0.11 11 86 1.06 29 2 10 12 0.15 1 2 103.0 1.27

2013 31-108 174 1.61 89 55 .155 14 0.13 14 0.13 31 165 1.53 21 5 28 33 0.31 4 4 207.0 1.92

TOTAL 58-189 261 1.38 128 819 .162 23 0.12 23 0.12 42 251 1.33 50 7 38 45 0.24 5 6 310.0 1.64


JADEN GrEEN 2LIBErO | JUNIOr | 5-6

mESA ArIZ. / ChANdLEr GILBErT CC

Before Westminster: Green is a 5-foot-7 libero will transfer from Chandler-Gilbert Community College in Chandler, Ariz.. A National Scholar-Athlete in high school,

who was an Honors student at Chandler-Gilbert CC. Green is an excellent athlete with tremendous growth potential. She is majoring in elementary Education. She is the

daughter of Benjamin Green and Melissa Peters.

KATIE ALLEN 13mIddLE BLOCkEr | FrEShmAN | 6-0

BOUNTIFUL, UTAh / BOUNTIFUL hIGh SChOOL

Before Westminster: Allen is a 6-foot Middle Blocker from Bountiful High School in Bountiful, Utah. She was named honorable mention all-state in 2013 and is an All-

National Honors Society honor student. A cerebral player with a huge upside, Allen competes for Club V. She is undecided on a major. She is the daughter of Lloyd and

Gayla Allen.

AMARA CULpEppEr 3mIddLE BLOCkEr | FrEShmAN | 6-0

mIdVALE, UTAh / mUrrAy hIGh SChOOL

Before Westminster: Culpepper is a 6-foot middle blocker from Murray High School in Murray, Utah. Culpepper is an exciting athlete who is extremely fast, loves

competing and loves the game. She is a fast jumper, possessing a lighting quick arm and she plays with an unbelievable amount of positive energy. Culpepper played

for Club V. She plans on majoring in Elementary Education and is the daughter of John and Janet Culpepper.

MEGAN GALLEGOS 1LIBErO | FrEShmAN | 5-6

hOOpEr, UTAh / FrEmONT hIGh SChOOL

Before Westminster: Gallegos is a 5-foot-7 libero from Fremont High School in Hooper, Utah. Gallegos was 2013 Fremont team captain, Region I Defensive MVP, All-

State Honorable Mention and all-area second team. She is a quick athlete with excellent footwork, with a 29 inch vertical jump. She played for Club V volleyball club.

Gallegos plans to major in nursing. She is the daughter of Rich and Halley Gallegos.

ThE NEWCOmErS


TARA GrEGOry 5LIBErO | FrEShmAN | 5-7

WEST VALLEy CITy, UTAh / TAyLOrSVILLE hIGh SChOOL

Before Westminster: Gregory is a 5-foot-7 libero from Taylorsville High School in Taylorsville, Utah. Gregory was named first team all-region (2012 & 2013) and was

recognized as the “Best All-Around Player” and “Best Defensive Player” on her high school team her senior year. She played for Club V and loves to compete and play the

game. Gregory plans to major in Education. She is the daughter of Travis and Nicole Gregory.

TAYLOR GUSTAFSON 14SETTEr | FrEShmAN | 5-9

LAyTON, UTAh / JUdGE mEmOrIAL CAThOLIC

Before Westminster: Gustafson is a 5-foot-9 setter from Layton, Utah who competed for Judge Memorial Catholic High School. She was named to the 2013-14 Under

Armour “All-American” Watch List, first team all-state and all-region (2012-13). Gustafson set a Utah state record in 2012 with 902 assists, 9.95 per set, and in 2013 she

had 480 assists, 9.8 per set. Gustafson competed with Club V volleyball program. She is good athlete who loves to play the game, and loves a challenge. Gustafson is

undecided on a major at this time. She is the daughter of David and Tami Gustafson.

JOSIE hEGErLE 11SETTEr | FrEShmAN | 5-10

JAmESTOWN, N.d. / JAmESTOWN hIGh SChOOL

Before Westminster: Hegerle is a 5-foot-10 setter from Jamestown High School in Jamestown, N.D. She is a two-time first team all-state player (2012-13), a four-time all-

conference player (211-2014), an all-state tournament team in 2013, and Senior Athlete of the Year (2013). Hegerle helped lead her team to a North Dakota state title in

2013. She recorded 194 aces, 405 kills, 189 blocks, 814 digs, 2,184 assists over her varsity career. Hegerle is an athlete with a high volleyball IQ, a student of the game

who loves to compete, and has been around the game as both parents are volleyball coaches. She plans to major in Elementary Education and is the daughter of Jon and

Sara Hegerle.

BROOKE LArSON 16mIddLE BLOCkEr | FrEShmAN | 6-1

rENO, NEV. / GALENA hIGh SChOOL

Before Westminster: Larson is from Reno, Nev. where she attended Galena High School. The 6-foot-1 middle blocker was named honorable mention High Sierra League

as a senior and was a 2-year starter in high school. She also helped her club team, Silver State Volleyball Club, notch back-to-back trip to the USA Volleyball Junior

Olympics. Larson qualified for nationals three times for English Saddleseat Equitation and has earned several awards for the National Piano Guild Auditions. She was

named to the National Honors Society as a senior and was selected to represent the Washoe County School District at the JSHS Science Symposium.

ThE NEWCOmErS


ThE NEWCOmErS

JACEY SAUNdErS 12SETTEr | FrEShmAN | 5-8

hErrImAN, UTAh / hErrImAN hIGh SChOOL

Before Westminster: Saunders, a 5-foot-6 setter from Herriman High School in Herriman, Utah. She was named first team all-region (2012-2013), third team all-

state (2013), team MVP and captain (2013). Saunders is a good athlete with exceptional ball control skills. She played club ball for ACES and helped her team to the

Intermountain Volleyball Club championship in 2012 and super-Regional Champions in 2013. Saunders is planning to major in Criminal Justice. She is the daughter of

Bruce and Holly Saunders.

DESIREE WICkWAr 8mIddLE BLOCkEr | FrEShmAN | 5-11

FOrT COLLINS, COLO. / pOUdrE hIGh SChOOL

Before Westminster: Wickwar, a 5-foot-11 middle blocker from Poudre High School in Fort Collins, Colo. Wickwar was the 2013 Colorado 5A leader in kills and blocks

with 278 kills, and 72 blocks. She was 2013 team captain and MVP. Wickwar competed for Colorado North Star Volleyball Club. She is intrinsically motivated, a gifted

honors student, with a passion for the game. She is an exceptional student planning to major in Biology, with a goal of becoming an entomologist. Wickwar is the

daughter of Brett and Denise Wickwar.

2014 WESTMINSTER VOLLEYBALL ALMANAC 19GRIFFINS STAFF


ThE STAFF

Al Givens’ yearly recordsyEAr SChOOL W L % W L %

1985 Mississippi 29 15 .659 2 4 .333

1986 Texas A&M 23 14 .622 7 3 .700

1987 Texas A&M 15 22 .405 4 6 .400

1988 Texas A&M 18 15 .545 6 4 .600

1989 Texas A&M 12 19 .387 3 7 .300

1990 Texas A&M 18 19 .486 3 7 .300

1991 Texas A&M 18 16 .529 5 5 .500

1992 Texas A&M 19 17 .528 3 7 .300

1993 Weber State 10 19 .345 7 7 .500

1994 Weber State 12 16 .429 7 7 .500

1995 Weber State 15 14 .517 4 10 .286

1996 Weber State 6 25 .194 5 11 .313

1997 Weber State 12 17 .414 4 12 .250

1998 Weber State 13 17 .433 8 8 .500

1999 Weber State 14 13 .519 7 9 .438

2000 Weber State 10 17 .370 6 10 .375

2001 Weber State 13 16 .448 9 5 .643

2002 Weber State 20 13 .606 9 5 .643

2003 Weber State 7 21 .250 3 11 .214

2004 Weber State 4 26 .133 2 12 .143

2005 Weber State 11 19 .367 5 9 .357

2006 Weber State 9 24 .273 5 11 .313

2007 Weber State 16 13 .552 11 5 .688

2008 Weber State 21 13 .618 9 7 .563

2009 Weber State 8 21 .276 5 11 .313

2010 Weber State 4 27 .129 2 14 .125

2011 Texas A&M Intl. 14 18 .438 8 6 .571

2012 Charleston Southern 13 21 .382 5 9 .357

TOTALS 384 507 .431 154 222 .410

NCAA DI 370 489 .431 146 216 .403

NCAA DII 14 18 .438 8 6 .571

Al Givens comes to Westminster from the University

of North Texas where he served as the associate head

coach of the women’s volleyball program. Prior to the

University of North Texas, Givens served as the head

coach at Charleston Southern in 2012 and Texas A&M

International in 2011. Givens was named the 2011

Heartland Conference’s Coach of the Year after leading

the Dustdevils to a 14-18 record and their first bid to the

Heartland Conference Tournament in five years. Previous

to that he was the head coach at Weber State University

for 18 seasons.

Givens started his coaching career in Yuma, Arizona in

1977 where he was head coach at Kofa High School. After

four years at Kofa, he made the jump to college volleyball

taking the head coach job at Arizona Western College.

In 1984, he made the leap into Division I, taking an

assistant coach position at the University of Mississippi.

The following season he was promoted to head coach and

spent one year as the Rebels’ head coach before accepting

the same role at Texas A&M University

in College Station in 1986. During his

two years at Ole Miss, the Rebels went

50-28, and Givens had a 29-15 record

as the head coach. During his time with

the Aggies, Givens picked up numerous

Top 25 wins and one Top 10 win over

No. 7 Texas in 1991, finishing his career

with the Aggies with an overall 123-122

record.

After seven years with the Aggies, he

accepted the head coaching job at Weber

State University in Ogden, Utah. He had

several Top 25 wins and one Top 10 win

over No. 10 Utah in 2002. He was named

Big Sky Coach of the Year in 2006 and

finished his 18-season career at Weber

State as the longest tenured volleyball

coach in the history of the Big Sky

Conference.

During his tenure as a head coach, (28

years at DI & II) Givens has coached 154

academic all-conference selections, 64

all-conference players, 10 all-tournament

team selections, four All-South Region

players, four Newcomers of the Year,

two Freshman of the Year, one NCAA

Woman of the Year and one NCAA

AL GIVENShEAd COACh | 1ST SEASON AT WESTmINSTEr

29Th SEASON OVErALL

384-507 OVErALL rECOrd

Scholar Athlete of the Year as well as several Regional and

National Academic All-Americans.

Givens received his Bachelor’s Degree in 1975 from

William Jennings Bryan College, where he also played

varsity soccer and baseball. He received his Master’s

Degree from Northern Arizona University in 1983.

He is married to Flossie McNally, a former volleyball coach

who he met while coaching at rival schools in Arizona. He

and his wife have three children, two daughters, Stephanie

and Cori, and a son, Matthew.


ThE SOphOmOrES


ThE STAFF

Annette Poulton begins her first season as an assistant coach for the Westminster

women’s volleyball team in 2014. Poulton has been coaching for over 17 years

with experience in both collegiate and private settings. Her passion for coaching

and health fitness began during her years as a collegiate athlete when she played

basketball and volleyball and Utah Valley State College and then Weber State

University.

Poulton started her coaching career at Weber State in 1998 when she became an

assistant volleyball coach and interim head strength and conditioning coach. She

would then move to the University of Nevada Las Vegas in 1999 where she was hired

as the assistant strength and Conditioning coach responsible for all of the women’s

teams. After five years at UNLV, Poulton was hired at the University of Utah to assist

in the training of the football, men’s basketball and top women’s Olympic sports.

Poulton received her degree from Weber State in Lifestyle Management with an

emphasis in nutrition and exercise physiology. After graduating, she obtained her

certification as a Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) from the National

Strength and Conditioning Association (NCSA).

Poulton continues to stay active by managing her personal training business, running

marathons, half marathons, playing volleyball, weight training and chasing around

her five children. She has a passion to motivate, coach, teach and train those who are

willing to put forth the effort to make it to the next level.

ANNETTE pOULTONASSISTANT COACh | FIrST SEASON

ELDON BrOUGhSTrENGTh & CONdITIONING COACh

Since December 2012, Coach Eldon Brough, a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength & Conditioning Association, has been working

in the Salt Lake City area as a private strength & conditioning/sports performance coach with athletes and teams from a variety of sports and levels of competition from

middle school to professional, including more than half a dozen NFL players. Along with his private training, he returned to work as the Strength & Conditioning Coach

for Westminster College in August of 2013, and also joined the Real Salt Lake Strength & Conditioning Coaching Staff as an Assistant in January of 2014.

Brough worked as the first ever strength & conditioning coach at Westminster for the 2009-10 school year. During that span, he worked with 15 of the school’s athletic

teams: men’s & women’s basketball, women’s volleyball, men’s & women’s lacrosse,women’s soccer, men’s & women’s cross country and track & field, men’s &

women’s skiing, men’s & women’s golf and men’s & women’s snowboarding.

Brough is a graduate of the University of Utah, where he received his BS in exercise and sports science.


ThE STAFF

KIRSTEN ASTLEASSISTANT AThLETIC TrAINEr

Kirsten Astle joined Westminster in 2010 and works as an Assistant Athletic Trainer. She works primarily with the Westminster women’s volleyball and women’s

basketball teams. She also worked as an Athletic Training Student at Dixie State prior to joining the Griffins.

Astle received her bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training from the University of Utah certified by the BOC. In addition to coursework in athletic training, she had clinical

experience with several sports on various levels including NCAA Division I, NCAA Division II, NJCAA, NAIA, high school and elementary school. The sports she has

worked with include men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s lacrosse, baseball, softball, and football.

RICK hACkFOrdhEAd AThLETIC TrAINEr

Rick Hackford is the Head Athletic Trainer in the athletic department at Westminster College. He has served in that position since coming to the college in 2004.

Hackford’s responsibilities include developing and overseeing all aspects of the athletic training program with primary emphasis on the health, safety and welfare

of student-athletes; maintaining medical and insurance records; inventory and purchase of supplies; providing home game and practice coverage and supervision of

student workers.

Prior to joining Westminster, Hackford worked as a Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer at Utah State University during the 2003-04 season. He worked in the same role

at Southern Utah University from 2000-2003.

Hackford graduated from the University of Utah with a degree in History and Secondary Education. He then earned his Masters of Education from Utah State University.

Hackford is Med, LAT, ATC and LMT certified.

Hackford currently resides in West Valley City, Utah.

DR. ANDREW COOpErChIEF mEdICAL OFFICEr

24 2014 WESTMINSTER VOLLEYBALL ALMANACLOOKING BACK


2013 OVErALL & FrONTIEr STATISTICS

FroNtier coNFereNce statistics (10-6) ATTACk SET SErVE dIG BLOCkING

## player Sp mp-mS k k/S E TA pct A A/S SA SA/S SE rE dig dig/S BS BA Tot Blk/S BE BhE pTS pTS/S

6 Alexis Aalona 61 16-16 187 3.07 81 475 .223 16 0.26 5 0.08 23 10 194 3.18 1 26 27 0.44 1 5 206.0 3.38

12 Jovana Sisovic 59 16-5 152 2.58 63 404 .220 2 0.03 0 0.00 0 0 37 0.63 9 36 45 0.76 12 2 179.0 3.03

8 Mayra Ramirez 59 16-15 145 2.46 46 332 .298 1 0.02 2 0.03 11 1 13 0.22 10 42 52 0.88 3 0 178.0 3.02

9 Alyse Horton 58 16-14 120 2.07 49 356 .199 8 0.14 7 0.12 18 9 110 1.90 5 15 20 0.34 2 2 139.5 2.41

7 Andrea Christensen 52 15-13 72 1.38 33 232 .168 1 0.02 6 0.12 16 0 24 0.46 0 27 27 0.52 1 0 91.5 1.76

2 Katie Vance 49 16-4 51 1.04 26 180 .139 5 0.10 3 0.06 10 0 22 0.45 3 20 23 0.47 2 0 67.0 1.37

11 Kenzie Mitchell 19 7-1 22 1.16 6 64 .250 1 0.05 0 0.00 0 0 15 0.79 1 3 4 0.21 1 0 24.5 1.29

5 Emily Atkinson 61 16-16 20 0.33 15 77 .065 501 8.21 22 0.36 28 0 119 1.95 1 3 4 0.07 1 16 44.5 0.73

15 Jessica Chellsen 32 15-0 19 0.59 17 68 .029 2 0.06 4 0.12 8 1 25 0.78 2 3 5 0.16 0 0 26.5 0.83

4 Mandy Taft 36 16-0 18 0.50 12 82 .073 0 0.00 0 0.00 2 2 20 0.56 1 1 2 0.06 0 0 19.5 0.54

10 Rachel Enloe 27 11-0 8 0.30 6 37 .054 2 0.07 1 0.04 2 1 16 0.59 0 5 5 0.19 1 1 11.5 0.43

16 Kyndall Kordakis 61 16-0 4 0.07 3 33 .030 46 0.75 2 0.03 11 10 354 5.80 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 6.0 0.10

14 Cassandra Fenton 61 16-11 2 0.03 2 16 .000 133 2.18 27 0.44 25 3 103 1.69 0 0 0 0.00 3 6 29.0 0.48

1 Madison Raines 33 16-1 0 0.00 1 6 -.167 26 0.79 1 0.03 4 1 26 0.79 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 1.0 0.03

Team 8

WESTmINSTEr 61 16-16 820 13.44 360 2362 .195 744 12.20 80 1.31 158 46 1078 17.67 33 181 123.5 2.02 27 33 1023.5 16.78

OppONENTS 61 16-16 669 10.97 312 2178 .164 618 10.13 46 0.75 92 80 1080 17.70 30 146 103.0 1.69 42 23 818.0 13.41

overall statistics (17-14) ATTACk SET SErVE dIG BLOCkING

## player Sp mp-mS k k/S E TA pct A A/S SA SA/S SE rE dig dig/S BS BA Tot Blk/S BE BhE pTS pTS/S

6 Alexis Aalona 119 31-31 363 3.05 161 999 .202 23 0.19 9 0.08 48 27 353 2.97 7 58 65 0.55 5 8 408.0 3.43

12 Jovana Sisovic 108 31-7 238 2.20 95 657 .218 3 0.03 1 0.01 1 1 52 0.48 12 70 82 0.76 22 5 286.0 2.65

8 Mayra Ramirez 110 29-28 236 2.15 81 551 .281 4 0.04 7 0.06 33 2 35 0.32 14 93 107 0.97 9 1 303.5 2.76

9 Alyse Horton 108 31-20 174 1.61 89 550 .155 14 0.13 14 0.13 31 21 165 1.53 5 28 33 0.31 4 4 207.0 1.92

2 Katie Vance 101 31-11 112 1.11 54 357 .162 7 0.07 10 0.10 26 1 44 0.44 4 48 52 0.51 3 2 150.0 1.49

7 Andrea Christensen 96 30-22 111 1.16 59 366 .142 2 0.02 7 0.07 26 0 32 0.33 2 54 56 0.58 3 0 147.0 1.53

11 Kenzie Mitchell 61 20-2 90 1.48 28 291 .213 7 0.11 0 0.00 0 0 31 0.51 2 15 17 0.28 5 0 99.5 1.63

15 Jessica Chellsen 75 30-7 74 0.99 42 238 .134 2 0.03 5 0.07 20 9 72 0.96 3 11 14 0.19 1 0 87.5 1.17

5 Emily Atkinson 119 31-31 46 0.39 27 152 .125 957 8.04 40 0.34 41 0 234 1.97 3 12 15 0.13 4 19 95.0 0.80

4 Mandy Taft 72 29-0 35 0.49 20 141 .106 0 0.00 4 0.06 5 6 38 0.53 1 5 6 0.08 0 0 42.5 0.59

10 Rachel Enloe 30 13-0 8 0.27 6 38 .053 2 0.07 1 0.03 2 1 16 0.53 0 5 5 0.17 1 1 11.5 0.38

16 Kyndall Kordakis 119 31-0 7 0.06 7 51 .000 84 0.71 3 0.03 19 31 637 5.35 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 10.0 0.08

14 Cassandra Fenton 113 29-21 2 0.02 4 27 -.074 229 2.03 39 0.35 38 7 176 1.56 0 0 0 0.00 3 10 41.0 0.36

1 Madison Raines 58 26-6 0 0.00 1 9 -.111 35 0.60 5 0.09 6 3 41 0.71 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 5.0 0.09

Team 10

WESTmINSTEr 119 31-31 1496 12.57 674 4427 .186 1369 11.50 145 1.22 296 119 1926 16.18 53 399 252.5 2.12 60 52 1893.5 15.91

OppONENTS 119 31-31 1376 11.56 675 4227 .166 1288 10.82 119 1.00 185 145 2047 17.20 45 273 181.5 1.53 59 38 1676.5 14.09

WINS By #SETS 1 2 3 4 5 TOT

Westminster 0 0 7 5 5 17

Opponents 0 0 6 5 3 14

SETS WON By SET 1 2 3 4 5 TOT

Westminster 16 11 19 11 5 62

Opponents 15 20 12 7 3 57

pOINTS By SET 1 2 3 4 5 TOT

Westminster 691 665 721 422 105 2604

Opponents 685 741 681 367 104 2578

WINS By #SETS 1 2 3 4 5 TOT



SETS WON By SET 1 2 3 4 5 TOT



pOINTS By SET 1 2 3 4 5 TOT

Westminster 362 356 383 210 52 1363

Opponents 336 377 355 185 52 1305


2013 mATCh rESULTS

date Opponent Score Score-by-Set Overall Frontier kills Leader digs Leader Blocks Leader

Aug. 23 hOpE INTErNATIONAL 1 W 3-2 20-25,19-25,25-20,25-15,15-8 1-0 0-0 Aalona - 18 kordakis - 19 ramirez - 5

OLIVET NAZArENE 1 W 3-0 25-13,25-22,25-19 2-0 0-0 Aalona - 8 kordakis - 14 Aalona - 5

Aug. 24 COrNErSTONE 1 W 3-2 25-22,22-25,15-25,25-16,16-14 3-0 0-0 Aalona - 21 kordakis - 21 ramirez - 6

dIxIE STATE 1 L 1-3 14-25,25-21,24-26,22-25 3-1 0-0 Aalona - 14 kordakis - 17 ramirez - 5

Aug. 30 vs. Vanguard 2 L 1-3 25-22,18-25,20-25,23-25 3-2 0-0 Ramirez - 10 Kordakis - 21 Three tied - 3

vs. Westmont 2 L 1-3 25-21,20-25,21-25,23-25 3-3 0-0 Aalona - 14 Kordakis - 30 Ramirez - 5

Aug. 31 vs. The Master’s 2 L 2-3 29-31,17-25,25-14,27-25,5-15 3-4 0-0 Aalona - 19 Kordakis - 14 Ramirez - 8

vs. Biola 2 L 0-3 24-26,19-25,18-25 3-5 0-0 Aalona - 9 Kordakis - 21 Ramirez - 3

at Concordia 2 L 1-3 20-25,17-25,26-24,17-25 3-6 0-0 Aalona - 12 Kordakis - 22 Ramirez - 6

Sept. 6 vs. Roosevelt 3 W 3-1 25-18,20-25,25-12,25-7 4-6 0-0 Aalona - 9 Kordakis - 15 Sisovic - 5

vs. Davenport 3 W 3-2 20-25,20-25,25-21,25-19,17-15 5-6 0-0 Aalona - 13 Kordakis - 25 Two tied - 4

Sept. 7 vs. Illinois Tech 3 W 3-0 25-22,25-20,25-18 6-6 0-0 Ramirez - 9 Kordakis - 21 Christensen - 5

at Madonna 3 L 0-3 7-25,16-25,20-25 6-7 0-0 Horton - 5 Kordakis - 9 Ramirez - 3

Sept. 12 at Montana Western* W 3-1 18-25,26-24,25-23,25-19 7-7 1-0 Two tied - 12 Kordakis - 23 Sisovic - 5

Sept. 19 at Carroll* L 2-3 25-21,21-25,26-24,21-25,11-15 7-8 1-1 Ramirez - 15 Kordakis - 33 Ramirez - 4

Sept. 21 mONTANA TECh* L 2-3 25-18,18-25,26-28,25-22,11-15 7-9 1-2 Aalona - 23 kordakis - 24 ramirez - 6

Sept. 27 at Great Falls* W 3-1 25-20,25-27,25-19,25-21 8-9 2-2 Aalona - 13 Kordakis - 17 Sisovic - 5

Sept. 28 at MSU-Northern* L 0-3 20-25,13-25,8-25 8-10 2-3 Ramirez - 7 Kordakis - 15 Three tied - 1

Oct. 5 mONTANA WESTErN* W 3-0 25-16,25-16,25-23 9-10 3-3 Aalona - 13 kordakis - 15 Two tied - 2

Oct. 11 rOCky mOUNTAIN* W 3-0 25-17,25-18,25-13 10-10 4-3 Aalona - 16 kordakis - 16 Two tied - 5

Oct. 12 LEWIS-CLArk STATE* L 1-3 18-25,18-25,25-22,22-25 10-11 4-4 ramirez - 14 kordakis - 19 ramirez - 3

Oct. 17 at Dickinson State* W 3-1 25-13,23-25,25-15,25-13 11-11 5-4 Aalona - 11 Aalona - 20 Vance - 3

Oct. 19 at Rocky Mountain* L 0-3 22-25,19-25,22-25 11-12 5-5 Sisovic - 13 Kordakis - 27 Christensen - 5

Oct. 24 dICkINSON STATE* W 3-0 25-17,25-17,29-27 12-12 6-5 Sisovic - 14 kordakis - 21 ramirez - 5

Oct. 26 CArrOLL* W 3-2 18-25,33-31,21-25,25-17,15-11 13-12 7-5 Aalona - 22 kordakis - 35 ramirez - 6

Oct. 31 GrEAT FALLS* W 3-1 25-17,22-25,25-22,25-18 14-12 8-5 Aalona - 14 kordakis - 22 ramirez - 4

Nov. 2 mSU-NOrThErN* W 3-2 18-25,25-22,25-18,17-25,15-11 15-12 9-5 Aalona - 18 kordakis - 33 ramirez - 7

Nov. 7 at Lewis-Clark State* L 0-3 23-25,13-25,26-28 15-13 9-6 Sisovic - 13 Kordakis - 12 Sisovic - 4

Nov. 9 at Montana Tech* W 3-0 25-22,25-22,25-18 16-13 10-6 Sisovic - 10 Kordakis - 30 Sisovic - 3

Nov. 15 vs. Carroll 4 W 3-0 26-24,28-26,25-22 17-13 10-6 Aalona - 17 Aalona - 21 Two tied - 3

Nov. 16 vs. MSU-Northern 4 L 0-3 19-25,18-25,19-25 17-14 10-6 Aalona - 10 Kordakis - 17 Sisovic - 5

hOmE mATChES IN BOLd CApS pLAyEd AT ThE BEhNkEN FIELd hOUSE. * - Frontier Conference Matches; 1 - Westminster Tournament of Champions (Salt Lake City, Utah);

2 - Asics/Wyndham Hotels Labor Day Tournament (Irvine, Calif.); 3 - Julie Martin Classic (Livonia, Mich.) 4 - Frontier Conference Tournament (Great Falls, Mont.)

TEAm LEAdEr IN kILLS

Alexis Aalona 20

Mayra Ramirez 5

Jovana Sisovic 5

Alyse Horton 2

dOUBLE FIGUrES IN kILLS

Alexis Aalona 20

Mayra Ramirez 11

Jovana Sisovic 11

Alyse Horton 5

Kenzie Mitchell 2

Andrea Christensen 1

15+ kILLS mATChES

Alexis Aalona 8

Alyse Horton 1

Mayra Ramirez 1

Jovana Sisovic 1

TEAm LEAdEr IN ASSISTS

Emily Atkinson 31

Cassandra Fenton 1

40+ ASSISTS mATChES

Emily Atkinson 8

TEAm LEAdEr IN ACES

Cassandra Fenton 13

Emily Atkinson 12

Alyse Horton 4

Katie Vance 4

Alexis Aalona 3

Jessica Chellsen 2

Madison Raines 2

Mayra Ramirez 2

Mandy Taft 2


3+SErVICE ACES mATChES

Emily Atkinson 6

Cassandra Fenton 4

TEAm LEAdEr IN dIGS

Kyndall Kordakis 29

Alexis Aalona 2

dOUBLE FIGUrES IN dIGS

Kyndall Kordakis 30

Alexis Aalona 18

Emily Atkinson 7

Cassandra Fenton 5

20+ dIGS mATChES

Kyndall Kordakis 16

Alexis Aalona 3

TEAm LEAdEr IN BLOCkS

Mayra Ramirez 18

Jovana Sisovic 9

Alexis Aalona 4


Katie Vance 3

Kenzie Mitchell 1

5+ BLOCkS mATChES

Mayra Ramirez 10

Jovana Sisovic 6


Katie Vance 2

Alexis Aalona 1

dOUBLE-dOUBLES

Alexis Aalona 14

Emily Atkinson 7

Cassandra Fenton 1

Alyse Horton 1

mISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS


2013 INdIVIdUAL & mATCh hIGhS

iNdividual statistic team .688 (12-1-16), Mayra Ramirez vs. Great Falls (Oct 31) hITTING pErCENTAGE (k-E-TA) .333 (60-17-129), vs. Dickinson State (Oct 17)

.529 (10-1-17), Andrea Christensen vs. Montana Western (Oct 5) mIN. 10 kILLS .325 (50-11-120), vs. Montana Western (Oct 5)

23, Alexis Aalona vs. Montana Tech (Sept 21) kILLS 75, vs. Carroll (Oct 26)

22, Alexis Aalona vs. Carroll (Oct 26) 65, vs. MSU-Northern (Nov 2)

65, vs. Montana Tech (Sept 21)

65, vs. Hope International (Aug 23)

17, Alexis Aalona vs. Carroll (Nov 15) kILLS (3 SETS) 51, vs. Carroll (Nov 15)

16, Alexis Aalona vs. Rocky Mountain (Oct 11) 50, vs. Dickinson State (Oct 24)

50, vs. Montana Western (Oct 5)

14, Alexis Aalona vs. Great Falls (Oct 31) kILLS (4 SETS) 62, vs. Great Falls (Sept 27)

14, Mayra Ramirez vs. Lewis-Clark State (Oct 12) 60, vs. Dickinson State (Oct 17)

14, Alexis Aalona vs. Westmont (Aug 30)

14, Alexis Aalona vs. Dixie State (Aug 24)

23, Alexis Aalona vs. Montana Tech (Sept 21) kILLS (5 SETS) 75, vs. Carroll (Oct 26)

22, Alexis Aalona vs. Carroll (Oct 26) 65, vs. MSU-Northern (Nov 2)

65, vs. Montana Tech (Sept 21)

65, vs. Hope International (Aug 23)

56, Alexis Aalona vs. Montana Tech (Sept 21) TOTAL ATTEmpTS 233, vs. Carroll (Oct 26)

52, Alexis Aalona vs. MSU-Northern (Nov 2) 198, vs. Montana Tech (Sept 21)

40, Alexis Aalona vs. Carroll (Nov 15) TOTAL ATTEmpTS (3 SETS) 146, vs. Carroll (Nov 15)

34, Alexis Aalona vs. MSU-Northern (Nov 16) 144, vs. Rocky Mountain (Oct 19)

46, Alexis Aalona vs. Dixie State (Aug 24) TOTAL ATTEmpTS ( 4 SETS) 178, vs. Montana Western (Sept 12)

42, Alexis Aalona vs. Westmont (Aug 30) 156, vs. Vanguard (Aug 30)

42, Alexis Aalona vs. Concordia (Aug 31)

56, Alexis Aalona vs. Montana Tech (Sept 21) TOTAL ATTEmpTS (5 SETS) 233, vs. Carroll (Oct 26)

52, Alexis Aalona vs. MSU-Northern (Nov 2) 198, vs. Montana Tech (Sept 21)

49, Emily Atkinson vs. Carroll (Sept 19) ASSISTS 65, vs. Carroll (Oct 26)

48, Emily Atkinson vs. Cornerstone (Aug 24) 63, vs. MSU-Northern (Nov 2)

44, Emily Atkinson vs. Carroll (Nov 15) ASSISTS (3 SETS) 48, vs. Carroll (Nov 15)

34, Emily Atkinson vs. Illinois Tech (Sept 7) 46, vs. Dickinson State (Oct 24)

43, Emily Atkinson vs. Dickinson State (Oct 17) ASSISTS (4 SETS) 62, vs. Great Falls (Sept 27)

36, Emily Atkinson vs. Great Falls (Sept 27) 54, vs. Dickinson State (Oct 17)

49, Emily Atkinson vs. Carroll (Sept 19) ASSISTS (5 SETS) 65, vs. Carroll (Oct 26)

48, Emily Atkinson vs. Cornerstone (Aug 24) 63, vs. MSU-Northern (Nov 2)

35, Kyndall Kordakis vs. Carroll (Oct 26) dIGS 94, vs. Carroll (Oct 26)

33, Kyndall Kordakis vs. MSU-Northern (Nov 2) 91, vs. Montana Western (Sept 12)

33, Kyndall Kordakis vs. Carroll (Sept 19)

30, Kyndall Kordakis vs. Montana Tech (Nov 9) dIGS (3 SETS) 87, vs. Rocky Mountain (Oct 19)

27, Kyndall Kordakis vs. Rocky Mountain (Oct 19) 73, vs. Montana Tech (Nov 9)

30, Kyndall Kordakis vs. Westmont (Aug 30) dIGS (4 SETS) 91, vs. Montana Western (Sept 12)

23, Kyndall Kordakis vs. Montana Western (Sept 12) 72, vs. Westmont (Aug 30)

35, Kyndall Kordakis vs. Carroll (Oct 26) dIGS (5 SETS) 94, vs. Carroll (Oct 26)

33, Kyndall Kordakis vs. MSU-Northern (Nov 2) 91, vs. Montana Western (Sept 12)

33, Kyndall Kordakis vs. Carroll (Sept 19)

6, Cassandra Fenton vs. Great Falls (Oct 31) SErVICE ACES 12, vs. Great Falls (Oct 31)

5, Emily Atkinson vs. Rocky Mountain (Oct 11) 10, vs. Montana Western (Sept 12)

5, Cassandra Fenton vs. Montana Western (Sept 12) 10, vs. Rocky Mountain (Oct 11)

8 (0-8), Mayra Ramirez vs. The Master’s (Aug 31) BLOCkS (BS-BA) 17.5 vs. MSU-Northern (Nov 2)

7 (0-7), Mayra Ramirez vs. MSU-Northern (Nov 2) 12.0, vs. Dixie State (Aug 24)


BLOCkS pEr SET

1. Yang Yang, RMC 1.31

2. Elli Graff, CC 1.07

3. mayra ramirez, WC 0.97

4. Anna Dewald, RMC 0.953

5. Alyssa McEwan, UGF 0.947

6. Chelsea Strong, LCSC 0.80

7. Paige Montgomery, CC 0.792

8. Charelle Minor, UMW 0.786

9. Jovana Sisovic, WC 0.76

10. Haley Druyvestein, TECH 0.73

dIGS pEr SET

1. Kimmy Kavran, Tech 5.88

2. kyndall kordakis, WC 5.35

3. Kendra Mendicino, UMW 4.75

4. Holly Cartwright, MSUN 4.59

5. Natasha Malana, DSU 4.47

6. Brooke Myers, RMC 3.76

7. Natalie Kassa, CC 3.55

8. Chelsea Sears, LCSC 3.53

9. Madeleine Fey, CC 3.45

10. Jacey Habets, UGF 3.44

TEAm LEAdErS hITTING pErCENTAGE

1. MSU-Northern .241

2. Rocky Mountain .217

3. Montana Tech .193

4. Westminster .186

5. Carroll .180

6. Great Falls .162

7. Lewis-Clark State .161

8. Montana Western .148

9. Dickinson State .116

kILLS pEr SET

1. MSU-Northern 13.95

2. Lewis-Clark State 12.61

3. Westminster 12.57

4. Rocky Mountain 12.20

5. Montana Tech 12.14

6. Carroll 11.69

7. Great Falls 11.54

8. Montana Western 11.45

9. Dickinson State 9.06

ASSISTS pEr SET






6. Carroll 10.76




SErVICE ACES pEr SET



3. Great Falls 1.27

4. Westminster 1.22

5. Carroll 1.21





BLOCkS pEr SET


2. Carroll 2.16

3. Westminster 2.12


5. Great Falls 1.84





dIGS pEr SET


2. Carroll 18.61








2013 FrONTIEr CONFErENCE SEASON IN rEVIEW

2013 FroNtier coNFereNce WomeN’s volleyball staNdiNgs CONFErENCE OVErALL

Nr SChOOL W-L pCT. W-L pCT GB hOmE AWAy NEUTrAL STrEAk

RV MSU-Northern 1 15-1 .938 26-6 .813 -- 8-0 7-2 11-4 Lost 1

18 Rocky Mountain 2 3 4 13-3 .813 25-9 .735 2.0 9-1 7-2 9-6 Lost 3

Lewis-Clark State 11-4 .733 19-13 .594 3.5 7-2 7-6 5-5 Lost 1

Westminster 10-6 .625 17-14 .548 5.0 9-3 4-6 4-5 Lost 1

Carroll 9-7 .563 17-18 .486 6.0 7-4 6-8 4-6 Lost 1

Montana Tech 7-9 .438 17-13 .567 8.0 3-6 5-3 9-4 Lost 2

Great Falls 4-12 .250 9-22 .290 11.0 2-9 3-7 4-6 Lost 3

Montana Western 2-14 .125 10-23 .303 13.0 2-7 2-10 6-6 Lost 1

Dickinson State 0-15 .000 4-27 .129 14.5 2-10 2-17 0-0 Lost 5

1 – Frontier Regular Season Champion; 2 – Frontier Tournament Champion; 3 – NAIA Opening Round; 4 – NAIA Tournament Final Site

2013 FroNtier coNFereNce hoNors pLAyEr OF ThE yEAr

Abby Nicholas, Montana State-Northern

FrEShmAN OF ThE yEAr

Madison Wilhelm, Great Falls

NEWCOmEr OF ThE yEAr

Yang Yang, Rocky Mountain

LIBErO OF ThE yEAr

Kimmy Kavran, Montana Tech

COACh OF ThE yEAr

Bill Huebsch, Montana State-Northern

FIrST TEAm

Alexis Aalona, Westminster, Jr., Oh

Anna Dewald, Rocky Mountain, Jr., MB

Elli Graff, Carroll, Sr, MB

Kimmy Kavran, Montana Tech, So., L

Keisha Kennedy, Lewis-Clark State, So., MB/OH

Korey Krumm, Montana Tech, Jr., MB

Kathleen Mulligan, Carroll, Jr., OH

Joni Nagy, Montana State-Northern, Sr., S

Abby Nicholas, Montana State-Northern, Sr, MB/RSH

mayra ramirez, Westminster, Jr., mB

Niurka Toribio, Lewis-Clark State, Sr, OH

Kelsey Williams, Montana State-Northern, Sr., OH

Yang Yang, Rocky Mountain, Jr., MB

SECONd TEAm

Ahlea Billis, Rocky Mountain, So., OH

Holly Cartwright, Montana State-Northern, Sr, DS/L

Jovana Sisovic, Westminster, Sr., Opp

Chelsea Strong, Lewis-Clark State, Jr., MB

Madison Wilhelm, Great Falls, Fr., OH

ALL-FrEShmAN TEAm

Jonni Dorr, Carroll, Fr., S

Haley Druyvestein, Montana Tech, Fr., MB

Erin Jensen, Montana State-Northern, Fr., OH

Jenna Loheed, Lewis-Clark State, Fr., OH

Kylie Nielsen, Rocky Mountain, Fr., OH

Madison Wilhelm, Great Falls, Fr., OH

FrONTIEr pLAyErS OF ThE WEEk

Aug. 26 Yang Yang, Rocky Mountain

Sept. 2 Abby Nicholas, MSU-Northern

Sept. 9 Kelsey Williams, MSU-Northern

Sept. 16 Abby Nicholas, MSU-Northern

Sept. 23 Korey Krumm, Montana Tech

Sept. 30 Niurka Toribio, Lewis-Clark State

Oct. 7 Joni Nagy, MSU-Northern

Oct. 14 Niurka Toribio, Lewis-Clark State

Oct. 21 Abby Nicholas, MSU-Northern

Oct. 28 Yang Yang, Rocky Mountain

Nov. 4 mayra ramirez, Westminster

Nov. 11 Niurka Toribio, Lewis-Clark State

INdIVIdUAL LEAdErShITTING pErCENTAGE

1. Korey Krumm, Tech .345

2. Yang Yang, RMC .289

3. Abby Nicolas, MSUN .283

4. Anna Dewald, RMC .282

5. mayra ramirez, WC .281

6. Kelsey Williams, MSUN .276

7. Elli Graff, CC .263

8. Niurka Torbio, LCSC .245

9. Kathleen Mulligan, CC .237

10. Jovana Sisovic, WC .218

kILLS pEr SET

1. Abby Nicolas, MSUN 4.59

2. Kelsey Williams, MSUN 4.08

3. Melissa Avila, DSU 3.78

4. Niurka Torbio, LCSC 3.53

5. Yang Yang, RMC 3.51

6. Alexis Aalona, WC 3.05

7. Emily Erickson, UMW 2.85

8. Korey Krumm, TECH 2.53

9. Elli Graff, CC 2.50

10. Ahlea Billis, RMC 2.43

ASSISTS pEr SET

1. Joni Nagy, MSUN 11.59

2. Tori Bertsch, RMC 8.26

3. Emily Atkinson, WC 8.04

4. Paige Latimer, UMW 6.33

5. Rachelle Chamberlain, UMW 5.79

6. Jonni Dorr, CC 5.71

7. Kelly O’Connor, DSU 5.60

8. Averi Pasma, UGF 5.56

9. Alison Lunde, TECH 5.55

10. Ali Hubert, LCSC 5.43


1. Jonni Dorr, CC 0.47

2. Courtney Godfrey, UGF 0.38

3. Mackenzie Bauck, TECH 0.37

4. Cassandra Fenton, WC 0.35

5. Emily Atkinson, WC 0.34

Kelsey Williams, MSUN 0.34

7. Kendra Mendicino, UMW 0.33

8. Niurka Torbio, LCSC 0.32

9. Kelly O’Connor, DSU 0.25

10. Jordan Danz, TECH 0.24

2012 FroNtier coNFereNce iNdividual & team statistical leaders

AGAINST ThE OppOSITION

2014 WESTMINSTER VOLLEYBALL ALMANAC 29AGAINST ThE OppOSITION


overall pct home aWay Neutral Adams State 1-0 1.000 1-0 0-0 0-0

Arizona Christian 1-0 1.000 0-0 0-0 1-0

Azusa Pacific 0-2 .000 0-1 0-0 0-1

Biola 2-6 .250 0-0 0-0 2-6

Brigham Young-Hawaii 0-1 .000 0-0 0-1 0-0

Cal Baptist 0-2 .000 0-0 0-1 0-1

UC Merced 1-0 1.000 0-0 0-0 1-0

Carroll 10-17 .370 5-6 2-8 3-3

Chaminade 0-1 .000 0-0 0-1 0-0

College of Idaho 2-9 .182 2-3 0-3 0-3

College of Saint Mary 2-0 1.000 2-0 0-0 0-0

Colorado Mesa 1-3 .250 1-1 0-1 0-1

Columbia (Mo.) 1-1 .500 0-0 0-0 1-1

Concordia (Calif.) 0-6 .000 0-0 0-4 0-2

Corban 1-0 1.000 0-0 0-0 1-0

Cornerstone 1-1 .500 1-0 0-0 0-1

Daemen 1-0 1.000 1-0 0-0 0-0

Davenport 1-0 1.000 0-0 0-0 1-0

Dickinson State 3-0 1.000 2-0 1-0 0-0

Dixie State 1-1 .500 1-1 0-0 0-0

Doane 1-0 1.000 0-0 0-0 1-0

Dominican (Calif.) 0-1 .000 0-0 0-0 0-1

Embry-Riddle (Ariz.) 2-0 1.000 0-0 1-0 1-0

Embry-Riddle (Fla.) 1-0 1.000 0-0 0-0 1-0

Fresno Pacific 0-6 .000 0-0 0-1 0-5

Georgetown 0-1 .000 0-0 0-0 0-1

Graceland 1-0 1.000 0-0 1-0 0-0

Great Falls 16-10 .615 8-3 6-4 2-3

Hastings 0-1 .000 0-0 0-0 0-1

Holy Names 0-2 .000 0-0 0-0 0-2

Hope International 2-0 1.000 1-0 0-0 1-0

Illinois Tech 1-0 1.000 0-0 0-0 1-0

John Brown 1-0 1.000 0-0 0-0 1-0

Lewis-Clark State 7-22 .241 3-8 2-10 2-4

Lindenwood 0-1 .000 0-0 0-0 0-1

Madonna 0-1 .000 0-0 0-1 0-0

overall pct home aWay Neutral The Master’s 2-3 .400 0-0 0-0 2-3

Menlo 1-1 .500 0-0 0-0 1-1

Michigan-Dearborn 1-0 1.000 0-0 0-0 1-0

Missouri Valley 1-0 1.000 0-0 0-0 1-0

Montana State-Billings 0-1 .000 0-0 0-0 0-1

Montana State-Northern 18-5 .783 9-1 7-3 2-1

Montana Tech 19-8 .704 8-2 7-4 4-2

Montana Western 18-4 .818 10-1 8-3 0-0

National American 1-2 .333 1-1 0-0 0-1

Northern Colorado 0-1 .000 0-1 0-0 0-0

Northwest (Wash.) 1-2 .333 0-1 0-0 1-1

Northwestern (Iowa) 0-1 .000 0-0 0-0 0-1

Oklahoma Baptist 0-1 .000 0-0 0-1 0-0

Oklahoma City 0-1 .000 0-0 0-0 0-1

Olivet Nazarene 1-1 .500 1-0 0-1 0-0

Oregon Tech 1-1 .500 0-1 0-0 1-0

Point Loma Nazarene 1-2 .333 1-0 0-0 0-2

Rocky Mountain 9-14 .391 5-6 3-7 1-1

Roosevelt 1-0 1.000 0-0 0-0 1-0

Saint xavier (Ill.) 1-0 1.000 0-0 0-0 1-0

Salt Lake Community 1-0 1.000 1-0 0-0 0-0

San Diego Christian 1-1 .500 0-0 0-0 1-1

Southern Oregon 2-2 .500 0-0 1-0 1-2

SUNY-Canton 1-0 1.000 0-0 0-0 1-0

Texas at Brownsville 0-1 .000 0-0 0-0 0-1

Utah Valley 0-2 .000 0-1 0-1 0-0

Vanguard 1-6 .143 0-0 1-4 0-2

Victoria 0-2 .000 0-0 0-0 0-2

Viterbo 0-1 .000 0-0 0-0 0-1

Westmont 2-5 .286 0-0 0-1 2-4

William Penn 0-1 .000 0-0 0-0 0-1

William Woods 1-0 1.000 0-0 0-0 1-0

TOTALS 146-164 .471 64-38 40-60 42-66

.627 .400 .389

SErIES rECOrdS


ALL-TImE VS. TOp 25 OppONENTS

dATE OppONENT W/L SCOrE

Sept. 5, 2003 vs. #8 Westmont L

Sept. 12, 2003 vs. #24 Montana Tech L

Sept. 19, 2003 at #20 Carroll* L

Sept. 27, 2003 #23 Montana Tech* L

Oct. 11, 2003 vs. #17 Montana Tech L

Oct. 18, 2003 #22 Carroll* L

Oct. 24, 2003 at #19 Montana Tech* L

Nov. 14, 2003 vs. #24 Lewis-Clark State^ L 0-3

Aug. 27, 2005 vs. #11 Southern Oregon L 2-3

Sept. 2, 2005 at #5 Concordia (CA) L 1-3

Nov. 17, 2005 #18 Northwest (WA)% L 2-3

Aug. 25, 2006 #16 Albertson L 1-3

Aug. 25, 2006 #4 National American L 0-3

Aug. 29, 2006 at #1 Cal Baptist L 0-3

Sept. 1, 2006 vs. #23 Point Loma Nazarene L 2-3

Sept. 8, 2006 vs. #7 Columbia (MO) L 2-3

Nov. 17, 2006 at #8 Albertson% L 0-3

Aug. 24, 2007 #6 Albertson W 3-2

Aug. 24, 2007 #16 Point Loma Nazarene W 3-0

Aug. 25, 2007 #1 National American W 3-1

Aug. 31, 2007 vs. #19 Doane W 3-0

Sept. 1, 2007 vs. #11 Biola L 0-3

Sept. 1, 2007 vs. #2 Fresno Pacific L 1-3

Sept. 7, 2007 vs. #18 Columbia (MO) W 3-0

Sept. 8, 2007 vs. #9 Hastings L 0-3

Sept. 8, 2007 vs. #6 National American L 1-3

Sept. 15, 2007 #22 Great Falls* W 3-1

Nov. 10, 2007 vs. #20 Lewis-Clark State^ L 1-3

Nov. 15, 2007 vs. #8 Albertson% L 0-3

Nov. 17, 2007 vs. #20 Lewis-Clark State% L 0-3

Nov. 28, 2007 vs. #10 Northwestern (IA)# L 2-3

Nov. 28, 2007 vs. #1 Fresno Pacific# L 0-3

Aug. 22, 2008 vs. #9 College of Idaho L 0-3

Aug. 23, 2008 vs. #3 Concordia (CA) L 1-3

Aug. 29, 2008 at #21 Vanguard L 0-3

Aug. 29, 2008 vs. #4 Biola L 0-3

Aug. 30, 2008 vs. #1 Fresno Pacific L 0-3

Oct. 10, 2008 vs. #9 Georgetown L 1-3

Oct. 10, 2008 at #22 Olivet Nazarene L 0-3

Aug. 21, 2009 vs. #20 Biola L 0-3

Aug. 22, 2009 vs. #2 Concordia (CA) L 0-3

Aug. 29, 2009 at #1 Fresno Pacific L 0-3

dATE OppONENT W/L SCOrE

Sept. 4, 2009 at #10 Vanguard L 1-3

Sept. 5, 2009 vs. #3 Cal Baptist L 0-3

Sept. 25, 2009 at #11 Lewis-Clark State* L 0-3

Nov. 5, 2009 #19 Carroll* L 2-3

Aug. 27, 2010 #16 College of Idaho W 3-2

Aug. 28, 2010 #9 Azusa Pacific L 2-3

Aug. 28, 2010 #16 College of Idaho L 1-3



Sept. 4, 2010 vs. #6 Biola W 3-0

Oct. 1, 2010 #11 Lewis-Clark State* L 1-3

Oct. 14, 2010 #21 Rocky Mountain* L 0-3

Oct. 16, 2010 #25 Carroll* L 2-3

Nov. 5, 2010 at #9 Lewis-Clark State* L 0-3

Nov. 13, 2010 at #9 Lewis-Clark State^ L 1-3

Aug. 27, 2011 vs. #4 Texas at Brownsville L 0-3

Aug. 27, 2011 vs. #19 Oklahoma Baptist L 1-3

Sept. 2, 2011 vs. #5 Biola L 0-3


Sept. 3, 2011 vs. #6 Azusa Pacific L 1-3

Sept. 10, 2011 #14 Rocky Mountain* L 0-3

Sept. 30, 2011 at #14 Lewis-Clark State* L 2-3

Oct. 1, 2011 at #7 College of Idaho L 0-3

Oct. 5, 2011 #7 College of Idaho L 0-3

Oct. 13, 2011 at #24 Carroll* L 0-3

Oct. 15, 2011 at #9 Rocky Mountain* L 0-3

Nov. 3, 2011 #8 Lewis-Clark State* L 1-3

Aug. 31, 2012 vs. #5 Biola L 0-3

Sept. 1, 2012 vs. #24 Westmont L 1-3


Oct. 13, 2012 #25 Lewis-Clark State* L 2-3

Aug. 30, 2013 vs. #16 Westmont L 1-3

Aug. 31, 2013 vs. #9 The Master’s L 2-3

Aug. 31, 2013 vs. #4 Biola L 0-3

Aug. 31, 2013 at #1 Concordia (CA) L 1-3

Sept. 7, 2013 at #11 Madonna L 0-3

Nov. 2, 2013 #24 MSU-Northern W 3-2

Nov. 16, 2013 vs. #24 MSU-Northern^ L 0-3

mISCELLANEOUS Overall pct home Away Neutral

Record 9-71 .113 6-16 0-20 3-35

.273 .000 .080

*-Frontier Conference Games | ^-Frontier Conference Tournament | %-NAIA region I Tournament | #-NAIA National Championships


SErIES BrEAkdOWN


AdAmS STATE

All-Time Westminster 1-0

At Westminster Westminster 1-0

8/26/06 Westminster 3-0 H

ArIZONA ChrISTIAN


Neutral Westminster 1-0

8/27/04 Westminster n/a N

AZUSA pACIFIC

All-Time Azusa pacific 2-0

At Westminster Azusa pacific 1-0

Neutral Azusa pacific 1-0

8/28/10 Azusa Pacific 3-2 H

9/3/11 Azusa Pacific 3-1 N

BIOLA

All-Time Biola 6-2

Neutral Biola 6-2

Streak Biola +3

Last 5 Biola 4-1

9/1/06 Westminster 3-2 N

9/1/07 Biola 3-0 N

8/29/08 Biola 3-0 N

8/21/09 Biola 3-0 N


9/2/11 Biola 3-0 N

8/31/12 Biola 3-2 N

8/31/13 Biola 3-0 N

BrIGhAm yOUNG-hAWAII

All-Time ByU-hawaii 1-0

At ByU-hawaii ByU-hawaii 1-0

10/9/09 BYU-Hawaii 3-1 A

CAL BApTIST

All-Time Cal Baptist 2-0

At Cal Baptist Cal Baptist 1-0

Neutral Cal Baptist 1-0

8/29/06 Cal Baptist 3-0 A

9/5/09 Cal Baptist 3-0 N

UC mErCEd




CArrOLL

All-Time Carroll 17-10

At Westminster Carroll 6-5

At Carroll Carroll 8-2

Neutral Tied 3-3

Streak Westminster +2

Last 5 Carroll 3-2

Last 10 Carroll 7-3

Froniter Conference Carroll 15-7

Frontier Tournament Westminster 3-2

Three Sets Westminster 5-3

Four Sets Carroll 6-2

Five Sets Carroll 6-3

9/19/03 Carroll* n/a A

10/18/03 Carroll* n/a H

9/25/04 Carroll* 3-2 H

9/24/05 Carroll* 3-1 A

10/22/05 Westminster* 3-0 H

11/12/05 Westminster^ 3-2 N


10/26/06 Carroll* 3-1 A

11/11/06 Carroll^ 3-1 N

9/27/07 Westminster* 3-1 A



10/4/08 Carroll* 3-1 H


11/14/08 Carroll^ 3-0 N

10/1/09 Carroll* 3-0 A

11/5/09 Carroll* 3-2 H

9/11/10 Carroll* 3-2 A

10/16/10 Carroll* 3-2 H

9/8/11 Carroll* 3-1 H

10/13/11 Carroll* 3-0 A


11/1/12 Carroll* 3-1 A

11/9/12 Carroll^ 3-2 N

9/19/13 Carroll* 3-2 A



ChAmINAdE

All-Time Chaminade 1-0

At Chaminade Chaminade 1-0

10/10/09 Chaminade 3-1 A

COLLEGE OF IdAhO

All-Time College of Idaho 9-2

At Westminster College of Idaho 3-2

At College of Idaho College of Idaho 3-0

Neutral College of Idaho 3-0

Streak College of Idaho +3

Last 5 College of Idaho 4-1

Last 10 College of Idaho 8-2

NAIA region I Tournament College of Idaho 2-0

10/10/03 Albertson 3-0 A

8/26/05 Albertson 3-2 N

8/25/06 Albertson 3-1 H

11/17/06 Albertson % 3-0 A


11/15/07 College of Idaho % 3-0 N

8/22/08 College of Idaho 3-0 N


8/28/10 College of Idaho 3-1 H

10/1/11 College of Idaho 3-0 A

10/5/11 College of Idaho 3-0 H

COLLEGE OF SAINT mAry





COLOrAdO mESA

All-Time Colorado mesa 3-1

At Westminster Tied 1-1

At Colorado mesa Colorado mesa 1-0

Neutral Colorado mesa 1-0

8/22/08 Mesa State 3-1 N

10/7/10 Mesa State 3-0 A

10/4/11 Colorado Mesa 3-1 H


COLUmBIA (mO.)

All-Time Tied 1-1

Neutral Tied 1-1

9/8/06 Columbia 3-2 N


CONCOrdIA (CALIF.)

All-Time Concordia 6-0

At Concordia Concordia 4-0

Neutral Concordia 2-0

9/2/05 Concordia 3-1 A

8/23/08 Concordia 3-1 N

8/22/09 Concordia 3-0 N




COrBAN




COrNErSTONE

All-Time Tied 1-1


Neutral Cornerstone 1-0

8/29/09 Cornerstone 3-0 N


dAEmEN




dAVENpOrT




dICkINSON STATE



At dickinson State Westminster 1-0


Frontier Conference Westminster 3-0




dIxIE STATE

All-Time Tied 1-1



8/24/13 Dixie State 3-1 H

dOANE




dOmINICAN (CALIF.)

All-Time dominican 1-0

Neutral dominican 1-0

8/29/03 Dominican n/a N


SErIES BrEAkdOWN

EmBry-rIddLE (ArIZ.)


At Embry-riddle Westminster 1-0



8/27/04 Westminster n/a A

EmBry-rIddLE (FLA.)




FrESNO pACIFIC

All-Time Fresno pacific 6-0

At Fresno pacific Fresno pacific 1-0

Neutral Fresno pacific 5-0

NAIA National Tournament Fresno pacific 1-0

9/1/07 Fresno Pacific 3-1 N

11/28/07 Fresno Pacific # 3-0 N


8/29/09 Fresno Pacific 3-0 A



GEOrGETOWN

All-Time Georgetown 1-0

Neutral Georgetown 1-0

10/10/08 Georgetown 3-1 N

GrACELANd


At Graceland Westminster 1-0

9/7/07 Westminster 3-0 A

GrEAT FALLS



At Great Falls Westminster 6-4

Neutral Great Falls 3-2


Last 5 Great Falls 3-2

Last 10 Westminster 7-3

Froniter Conference Westminster 13-7

Frontier Tournament Great Falls 1-0

NAIA region I Tournament Westminster 1-0


Four Sets Westminster 4-3

Five Sets Westminster 7-2

9/13/03 Great Falls n/a N

10/3/03 Great Falls* n/a A

10/31/03 Great Falls* n/a H

9/10/04 Great Falls 3-2 N






10/13/06 Great Falls* 3-1 H



11/16/07 Westminster % 3-2 N

9/18/08 Great Falls* 3-0 A








11/11/11 Great Falls ^ 3-0 N

9/21/12 Great Falls* 3-1 H




hASTINGS

All-Time hastings 1-0

Neutral hastings 1-0

9/8/07 Hastings 3-0 N

hOLy NAmES

All-Time holy Names 2-0

Neutral holy Names 2-0

8/30/03 Holy Names n/a N

9/5/03 Holy Names n/a N

hOpE INTErNATIONAL






ILLINOIS TECh




JOhN BrOWN




LEWIS-CLArk STATE

All-Time Lewis-Clark State 22-7

At Westminster Lewis-Clark State 8-3

At Lewis-Clark State Lewis-Clark State 10-2

Neutral Lewis-Clark State 4-2

Streak Lewis-Clark State +17

Last 5 Lewis-Clark State 5-0

Last 10 Lewis-Clark State 10-0

Froniter Conference Lewis-Clark State 17-5

Frontier Tournament Lewis-Clark State 3-1

NAIA region I Tournament Lewis-Clark State 1-0

Three Sets Lewis-Clark State 9-4

Four Sets Lewis-Clark State 9-2

Five Sets Lewis-Clark State 4-1

9/12/03 Lewis-Clark State 3-0 N

9/26/03 Lewis-Clark State* 3-1 H

10/25/03 Lewis-Clark State* 3-1 A

11/14/03 Lewis-Clark State ^ 3-0 N






11/11/05 Westminster ^ 3-0 N





11/10/07 Lewis-Clark State ^ 3-1 N

11/17/07 Lewis-Clark State % 3-0 N







11/13/10 Lewis-Clark State ^ 3-1 A







LINdENWOOd

All-Time Lindenwood 1-0

Neutral Lindenwood 1-0

9/8/06 Lindenwood 3-1 N

mAdONNA

All-Time madonna 1-0

At madonna madonna 1-0

9/7/13 Madonna 3-0 A

ThE mASTEr’S

All-Time The master’s 3-2

Neutral The master’s 3-2

9/6/03 The Master’s n/a N

9/2/05 The Master’s 3-1 N



8/31/13 The Master’s 3-2 N

mENLO

All-Time Tied 1-1

Neutral Tied 1-1

9/6/03 Menlo n/a N


mIChIGAN-dEArBOrN




mISSOUrI VALLEy




mONTANA STATE-BILLINGS

All-Time mSU-Billings 1-0

Neutral mSU-Billings 1-0

9/9/05 MSU-Billings 3-0 N



SErIES BrEAkdOWN

mONTANA STATE-NOrThErN



At mSU-Northern Westminster 7-3


Streak mSU-Northern +1

Last 5 mSU-Northern 3-2







10/4/03 MSU-Northern* n/a A

11/1/03 MSU-Northern* n/a H


















10/27/12 MSU-Northern* 3-0 A

9/28/13 MSU-Northern* 3-0 A


11/16/13 MSU-Northern^ 3-0 N

mONTANA TECh



At montana Tech Westminster 7-4










Five Sets Tied 2-2

9/12/03 Montana Tech n/a N

9/27/03 Montana Tech* n/a H

10/11/03 Montana Tech n/a N

10/24/03 Montana Tech* n/a A






11/11/06 Westminster ^ 3-0 A


11/2/07 Montana Tech* 3-2 A














9/21/13 Montana Tech* 3-2 H


mONTANA WESTErN



At montana Western Westminster 8-3








10/8/03 Montana Western* n/a H

11/7/03 Montana Western* n/a A

9/11/04 Montana Western 3-1 A

















10/20/12 Montana Western* 3-1 A



NATIONAL AmErICAN

All-Time National American 2-1


Neutral National American 1-0

8/25/06 National American 3-0 H


9/8/07 National American 3-1 N

NOrThErN COLOrAdO

All-Time Northern Colorado 1-0

At Westminster Northern Colorado 1-0

10/2/03 Northern Colorado 3-0 H

NOrThWEST (WASh.)

All-Time Northwest 2-1

At Westminster Northwest 1-0

Neutral Tied 1-1

NAIA region I Tournament Northwest 1-0

8/26/05 Northwest 3-0 N

11/17/05 Northwest % 3-2 H


NOrThWESTErN (IOWA)

All-Time Northwestern 1-0

Neutral Northwestern 1-0

NAIA National Tournament Northwestern 1-0

11/28/07 Northwestern # 3-2 N

OkLAhOmA BApTIST

All-Time Oklahoma Baptist 1-0

At Oklahoma Baptist Oklahoma Baptist 1-0

8/27/11 Oklahoma Baptist 3-1 A

OkLAhOmA CITy

All-Time Oklahoma City 1-0

Neutral Oklahoma City 1-0

9/4/09 Oklahoma City 3-1 N

OLIVET NAZArENE

At Olivet Nazarene Tied 1-1


At Olivet Nazarene Olivet Nazarene 1-0

10/10/08 Olivet Nazarene 3-0 A


OrEGON TECh

All-Time Tied 1-1

At Westminster Oregon Tech 1-0


NAIA region I Tournament Oregon Tech 1-0

11/17/05 Oregon Tech % 3-1 H


pOINT LOmA NAZArENE

All-Time point Loma Nazarene 2-1


Neutral point Loma Nazarene 2-0

9/3/05 Point Loma Nazarene 3-1 N

9/1/06 Point Loma Nazarene 3-1 N




SErIES BrEAkdOWN

rOCky mOUNTAIN

All-Time rocky mountain 14-9

At Westminster rocky mountain 6-5

At rocky mountain rocky mountain 7-3

Neutral Tied 1-1

Streak rocky mountain +1

Last 5 rocky mountain 4-1

Last 10 rocky mountain 9-1

Froniter Conference rocky mountain 13-8

Frontier Tournament rocky mountain 1-0


Three Sets rocky mountain 10-4



9/20/03 Rocky Mountain* n/a A

10/17/03 Rocky Mountain* n/a H

9/24/04 Rocky Mountain* 3-0 H









11/6/08 Rocky Mountain* 3-0 A



11/13/09 Rocky Mountain ^ 3-0 N









rOOSEVELT




SAINT xAVIEr (ILL.)




SALT LAkE COmmUNITy




SAN dIEGO ChrISTIAN

All-Time Tied 1-1

Neutral Tied 1-1

8/21/09 San Diego Christian 3-2 N


SOUThErN OrEGON

All-Time Tied 2-2

At Southern Oregon Westminster 1-0

Neutral Southern Oregon 2-1


8/27/05 Southern Oregon 3-2 N


8/28/09 Southern Oregon 3-0 N


SUNy-CANTON



NAIA National Tournament Westminster 1-0

11/29/07 Westminster # 3-0 N

TExAS AT BrOWNSVILLE

All-Time Texas at Brownsville 1-0

Neutral Texas at Brownsville 1-0

8/27/11 Texas at Brownsville 3-0 N

UTAh VALLEy

All-Time Utah Valley 2-0

At Westminster Utah Valley 1-0

At Utah Valley Utah Valley 1-0

10/29/03 Utah Valley 3-0 A

11/19/03 Utah Valley 3-0 H

VANGUArd

All-Time Vanguard 6-1

At Vanguard Vanguard 4-1

Neutral Vanguard 2-0

Streak Vanguard +3

Last 5 Vanguard 4-1

8/30/03 Vanguard n/a N

9/3/05 Vanguard 3-0 A





8/30/13 Vanguard 3-1 N

VICTOrIA

All-Time Victoria 2-0

Neutral Victoria 2-0

9/13/03 Victoria n/a N

10/10/03 Victoria n/a N

VITErBO

All-Time Viterbo 1-0

Neutral Viterbo 1-0

8/18/12 Viterbo 3-1 N

WESTmONT

All-Time Westmont 5-2

At Westmont Westmont 1-0

Neutral Westmont 4-2

Streak Westmont +2

Last 5 Westmont 3-2

9/5/03 Westmont n/a N

8/31/05 Westmont 3-1 A


8/30/08 Westmont 3-1 N




WILLIAm pENN

All-Time William penn 1-0

Neutral William penn 1-0

10/11/08 William Penn 3-0 N

WILLIAm WOOdS





36 2014 WESTMINSTER VOLLEYBALL ALMANACRECORD BOOK


kILLS - TEAm

1. 82 vs Carroll Sept 29, 2012

82 vs Carroll Sept 29, 2006

3. 79 vs Southern Oregon Aug 27, 2005

4. 78 vs Great Falls Nov 5, 2005

5. 75 vs Carroll Oct 26, 2013

6. 74 vs Lewis-Clark State Sept 21, 2007

7. 71 vs Albertson College Aug 24, 2007

71 vs Rocky Mountain Oct 28, 2007

9. 70 vs Montana Western Oct 14, 2005

70 vs Montana Tech Nov 2, 2007

kILLS - INdIVIdUAL

1. 31 Angie Johnson vs Montana Western Oct 14, 2005

2. 30 Angie Johnson vs Southern Oregon Aug 27, 2005

3. 28 Angie Johnson vs Great Falls Nov 5, 2005

4. 27 Angie Johnson vs Carroll Sept 29, 2006

5. 26 Angie Johnson vs Lewis-Clark State Sept 21, 2007

6. 25 Angie Johnson vs Rocky Mountain Sept 28, 2007

25 Clotile Harris vs College of Idaho Aug 27, 2010

8. 24 Angie Johnson vs Great Falls Aug 26, 2006

24 Angie Johnson vs Columbia (MO) Sept 8, 2006

24 Angie Johnson vs Great Falls Nov 16, 2007

ATTACk ATTEmpTS - TEAm

1. 241 vs. Carroll Nov 9, 2012




224 vs Lewis-Clark State Nov 10, 2007

6. 220 vs Southern Oregon Nov 16, 2006

7. 218 vs Lewis-Clark State Oct 31, 2008

8. 217 vs Montana Tech Nov 2, 2007

9. 217 vs Northwestern (IA) Nov 28, 2007


214 vs Carroll Nov 5, 2009

ATTACk ATTEmpTS - INdIVIdUAL

1. 72 Angie Johnson vs Southern Oregon Aug 27, 2005

2. 70 Angie Johnson vs Point Loma Nazarene Sept 1, 2006


4. 69 Angie Johnson vs Rocky Mountain Sept 28, 2007

5. 65 Celestial Alofipo vs Montana Western Sept 16, 2005

65 Angie Johnson vs Albertson Aug 25, 2006

65 Alison Culp vs Lewis-Clark State Oct 31, 2008

8. 64 Talita Kresser vs BYU-Hawaii Oct 9, 2009

9. 62 Ashley Marchant vs Rocky Mountain Oct 12, 2012

10. 61 Angie Johnson vs Carroll Sept 29, 2006

61 Ericka Evans vs San Diego Christian Aug 21, 2009

61 Clotile Harris vs Carroll Oct 16, 2010

hITTING pErCENTAGE - TEAm

1. .432 vs SUNY-Canton Nov 29, 2007

2. .377 vs Great Falls Nov 5, 2005

3. .362 vs Great Falls Sept 10, 2005

4. .359 vs Montana Tech Nov 10, 2007

5. .353 vs Montana Tech Oct 5, 2006

6. .350 vs. College of Saint Mary Aug 25, 2012

7. .348 vs Northwest (WA) Aug 26, 2005

8. .347 vs Montana Western Sept 16, 2010

9. .343 vs Montana Tech Nov 11, 2006

10. .333 vs Dickinson State Oct 17, 2013

hITTING pErCENTAGE - INdIVIdUAL (mIN. 20 ATT.)

1. .613 Alison Culp vs Montana Western Sept 11, 2008

2. .600 Stephanie Jones Morin vs. Montana Tech Nov 3, 2012

.600 Alison Culp vs MSU-Northern Oct 25, 2008

4. .552 Angie Johnson vs Montana Tech Nov 11, 2006

5. .550 Talita Kresser vs MSU-Northern Sept 17, 2009

6. .536 Angie Johnson vs Montana Tech Oct 5, 2006

7. .516 Celestial Alofipo vs Great Falls Sept 10, 2005

8. .500 Mayra Ramirez vs Rocky Mountain Oct 19, 2013

.500 Katie Vance vs. Colorado Mesa Aug 24, 2012

.500 Ashley Marchant vs William Woods Aug 26, 2011

ASSISTS - TEAm



3. 70 vs Southern Oregon Aug 27, 2005

4. 69 vs Rocky Mountain Oct 28, 2007

5. 66 vs Great Falls Nov 5, 2005


65 vs Lindenwood Sept 8, 2006

65 vs Albertson College Aug 24, 2007

9. 63 vs MSU-Northern Nov 2, 2013

63 vs Colorado Mesa Aug 24, 2012

63 vs Lewis-Clark State Sept 21, 2007

63 vs Montana Western Oct 14, 2005

63 vs Great Falls Oct 8, 2005

ASSISTS - INdIVIdUAL

1. 70 Emily Atkinson vs Carroll Sept 29, 2012

2. 68 Monica Shorts vs Southern Oregon Aug 27, 2005

3. 66 Monica Shorts vs Carroll Sept 29, 2006

4. 60 Monica Shorts vs Great Falls Nov 5, 2005

5. 57 Emily Atkinson vs MSU-Northern Sept 22, 2011

6. 56 Emily Atkinson vs Colorado Mesa Aug 24, 2012

56 Monica Shorts vs Rocky Mountain Oct 28, 2006

56 Monica Shorts vs Lindenwood Sept 8, 2006

9. 54 Monica Shorts vs Montana Western Oct 14, 2005

10. 53 Emily Atkinson vs College of Idaho Aug 27, 2010

SErVICE ACES - TEAm

1. 21 vs Saint xavier Oct 11, 2008

2. 16 vs Albertson College Aug 26, 2005

3. 15 vs. College of Saint Mary Aug 24, 2012

15 vs Lewis-Clark State Oct 30, 2005


14 vs San Diego Christian Sept 2, 2011

7. 13 vs Columbia (MO) Sept 8, 2006

13 vs Montana Tech Sep 18, 2010

9. 12 vs Great Falls Oct 31, 2013


mATCh rECOrdS


SErVICE ACES - INdIVIdUAL

1. 7 Monica Shorts vs Lewis-Clark State Oct 7, 2006

2. 6 Cassandra Fenton vs Great Falls Oct 31, 2013

6 Maxi Miller vs Great Falls Nov 1, 2003

4. 5 Emily Atkinson vs Rocky Mountain Oct 11, 2013

5 Cassandra Fenton vs Montana Western Sept 12, 2013

5 Katie Vance vs Montana Western Sept 8, 2012

5 Kenzie Mitchell vs Montana Tech Nov 12, 2010

5 Stephanie Jones Morin vs MSU-Northern Oct 30, 2010

5 Alison Culp vs Saint xavier Oct 11, 2008

5 Leigha Dangerfield vs Saint xavier Oct 11, 2008

5 Bree Riet vs SUNY-Canton Nov 29, 2007

5 Leigha Dangerfield vs Lewis-Clark State Sept 21, 2007

5 Tahnie Blymiller vs Montana Tech Nov 11, 2006

5 Alison Culp vs Columbia (MO) Sept 8, 2006

5 Celestial Alofipo vs Lewis-Clark State Oct 30, 2005

5 Bree Riet vs Northwest (WA) Aug 26, 2005

dIGS - TEAm


2. 125 vs Carroll Nov 9, 2012

3. 124 vs Lewis-Clark State Nov 10, 2007



6. 106 vs Great Falls Oct 13, 2006

7. 101 vs San Diego Christian Aug 21, 2009

8. 100 vs Rocky Mountain Oct 28, 2007

100 vs Great Falls Nov 16, 2007

10. 99 2 times. Last: vs Carroll Oct 26, 2006

dIGS - INdIVIdUAL

1. 47 Bree Riet vs Lewis-Clark State Sept 21, 2007

2. 43 Bree Riet vs Northwestern (IA) Nov 28, 2007

3. 38 Kyndall Kordakis vs Carroll Sept 29, 2012

38 Tahnie Blymiller vs Carroll Oct 26, 2006

5. 36 Bree Riet vs Montana Western Sept 16, 2005

36 Tahnie Blymiller vs The Master’s Aug 22, 2009

7. 35 Kyndall Kordakis vs Carroll Oct 26, 2013

8. 34 Bree Riet vs Lewis-Clark State Nov 10, 2007

34 Tahnie Blymiller vs Carroll Nov 5, 2009

10. 33 Kyndall Kordakis vs MSU-Northern Nov 2, 2013

33 Kyndall Kordakis vs Carroll Sept 19, 2013

33 Bree Riet vs Great Falls Aug 26, 2006

33 Bree Riet vs Carroll Sept 27, 2007

33 Whitney Adams vs Lewis-Clark State Oct 31, 2008

33 Kyndall Kordakis vs Carroll Oct 16, 2010

TOTAL BLOCkS - TEAm

1. 24.0 vs Montana Tech Oct 11, 2005

24.0 vs Great Falls Nov 5, 2005

3. 22.5 vs Great Falls Sept 10, 2005

4. 22.0 vs The Master’s Sept 2, 2005

22.0 vs Montana Tech Sept 9, 2005

6. 20.0 vs Lewis-Clark State Sept 10, 2005

7. 18.5 vs Southern Oregon Aug 27, 2005

18.5 vs Westmont Sept 4, 2010

9. 17.5 vs MSU-Northern Nov 2, 2013

17.5 vs Northwest (WA) Aug 26, 2005

TOTAL BLOCkS - INdIVIdUAL

1. 17 Stephanie Smith vs Victoria Aug 27, 2003

2. 14 Bree Riet vs Southern Oregon Aug 27, 2005

14 Celestial Alofipo vs Montana Tech Sep 9, 2005

4. 12 Brittani Barton vs Great Falls Sep 10, 2005

5. 11 Bree Riet vs Southern Oregon Aug 27, 2005

6. 10 Angie Johnson vs Northwest (WA) Aug 26, 2005

10 Celestial Alofipo vs Great Falls Nov 5, 2005

10 Katie Vance vs Westmont Sep 4, 2010

9. 9 Katie Vance vs Colorado Mesa Aug 24, 2012

9 Katie Vance vs John Brown Aug 26, 2011

9 Angie Johnson vs Great Falls Sep 10, 2005

9 Angie Johnson vs The Master’s Sep 2, 2005

mATCh rECOrdS


3 SETS - TEAm

Kills 52 vs Point Loma Nazarene Aug 24, 2007



Attempts 167 vs Lewis-Clark State Nov 17, 2007

152 vs Cornerstone Aug 29, 2009

151 3 times

Assists 48 vs Carroll Nov 15, 2013

47 vs Biola Sept 4, 2010

47 vs Point Loma Nazarene Aug 24, 2007

Aces 15 vs College of Saint Mary Aug 15, 2012

13 vs Montana Tech Sept 18, 2010


Digs 88 vs Montana Western Sept 22, 2006


84 2 times

Blocks 22.0 vs Montana Tech Sept 9, 2005

16.0 vs Rocky Mountain Nov 16, 2007

12.0 3 times

4 SETS - TEAm

Kills 82 vs Carroll Sept 29, 2006


67 vs Great Falls Sept 15, 2007

Attempts 224 vs Rocky Mountain Oct 28, 2012

224 vs Lewis-Clark State Nov 10, 2007

210 vs BYU-Hawaii Oct 9, 2009

Assists 76 vs Carroll Sept 29, 2006


62 vs Great Falls Sept 27, 2013

Aces 15 vs Lewis-Clark State Oct 30, 2005

14 vs San Diego Christian Sept 2, 2011

12 vs Great Falls Oct 31, 2013

Digs 124 vs Lewis-Clark State Nov 10, 2007


97 2 times

Blocks 22.0 vs The Master’s Sept 2, 2005

15.0 vs Rocky Mountain Oct 28, 2007

13.5 vs Great Falls Sept 15, 2007

5 SETS - TEAm

Kills 82 vs Carroll Sept 29, 2012

75 vs Carroll Oct 26, 2013


Attempts 241 vs Carroll Sept 29, 2012



Assists 75 vs Carroll Sept 29, 2012


65 vs Albertson Aug 24, 2007

Aces 21 vs Saint xavier (IL) Oct 11, 2008

11 4 times

Digs 136 vs Lewis-Clark State Sept 21, 2007


115 vs Lewis-Clark State Oct 31, 2008

Blocks 24.0 vs Great Falls Nov 5, 2005

18.5 vs Westmont Sept 4, 2010

17.5 vs MSU-Northern Nov 2, 2013

3 SETS - INdIVIdUAL

Kills 19 Alison Culp vs Montana Western Sept 11, 2008

19 Angie Johnson vs Montana Tech Nov 15, 2007

19 Angie Johnson vs Montana tech Nov 11, 2006

Attempts 51 Ericka Evans vs Montana Western Sept 12, 2009

49 Alison Culp vs Lewis-Clark State Nov 17, 2007

47 Ericka Evans vs Cornerstone Aug 29, 2009

Assists 44 Emily Atkinson vs Carroll Nov 15, 2013

42 Leigha Dangerfield vs Carroll Nov 7, 2008

41 Megan Evans vs Montana Western Sept 12, 2009

Aces 7 Monica Shorts vs Lewis-Clark State Oct 7, 2006

5 4 times

Digs 32 Bree Riet vs Lewis-Clark State Nov 17, 2007

30 Kyndall Kordakis vs Montana Tech Nov 9, 2013

29 Tahnie Blymiller vs Lewis-Clark State Sept 25, 2009

Blocks 14 Celestial Alofipo vs Montana Tech Sept 9, 2005

12 Brittani Barton vs Great Falls Sept 10, 2005

7 2 times

4 SETS - INdIVIdUAL

Kills 27 Angie Johnson vs Carroll Sept 29, 2006

22 Angie Johnson vs Carroll Sept 27, 2007

21 2 times

Attempts 70 Angie Johnson vs Point Loma Nazarene Sept 1, 2006

64 Talita Kresser vs BYU-Hawaii Oct 9, 2009

59 Alison Culp vs Rocky Mountain Oct 28, 2007

Assists 66 Monica Shorts vs Carroll Sept 29, 2006

49 Emily Atkinson vs Dickinson State Sept 27, 2012

48 Emily Atkinson vs Viterbo Aug 18, 2012

Aces 6 Cassandra Fenton vs Great Falls Oct 31, 2013

5 Cassandra Fenton vs Montana Western Sept 12, 2013

5 Kenzie Mitchell vs Montana Tech Nov 12, 2010

Digs 38 Tahnie Blymiller vs Carroll Oct 26, 2006

34 Bree Riet vs Lewis-Clark State Nov 10, 2007

33 Bree Riet vs Carroll Sept 27, 2007

Blocks 12 Brittani Barton vs Great Falls Sept 10, 2005

9 Angie Johnson vs The Master’s Sept 2, 2005

8 3 times

5 SETS - INdIVIdUAL

Kills 31 Angie Johnson vs Montana Western Sept 21, 2007

26 Angie Johnson vs Lewis-Clark State Sept 21, 2007

25 2 times

Attempts 72 Angie Johnson vs Southern Oregon Aug 27, 2005


69 Angie Johnson vs Rocky Mountain Sept 28, 2007

Assists 70 Emily Atkinson vs Carroll Sept 29, 2012

68 Monica Shorts vs Southern Oregon Aug 27, 2005

57 Emily Atkinson vs MSU-Northern Sept 22, 2011

Aces 6 Maxi Miller vs Great Falls Nov 1, 2003

5 3 times

Digs 47 Bree Riet vs Lewis-Clark State Sept 21, 2007

43 Bree Riet vs Northwestern (IA) Nov 28, 2007

38 Kyndall Kordakis vs Carroll Sept 29, 2012

Blocks 17 Stephanie Smith vs Victoria Aug 27, 2003

11 Bree Riet vs Southern Oregon Aug 27, 2005

10 Katie Vance vs Westmont Sept 4, 2010

mATCh rECOrdS By NUmBEr OF SETS


mOST WINS

1. 25 25-12 2007

2. 22 22-12 2006

3. 17 17-14 2013

4. 16 16-13 2005

5. 14 14-14 2004

14 14-13 2012

7. 12 12-13 2010

8. 11 11-15 2011

9. 9 9-17 2008

9 9-20 2009

hIGhEST WINNING pErCENTAGE

1. .676 25-12 2007

2. .647 22-12 2006

3. .553 16-13 2005

4. .548 17-14 2013

5. .519 14-13 2012

6. .500 14-14 2004

7. .480 12-13 2010

8. .423 11-15 2011

9. .346 9-17 2008

10. .310 9-20 2009

mOST mATChES pLAyEd

1. 37 25-12 2007

2. 34 22-12 2006

3. 33 1-32 2003

4. 31 17-14 2013

5. 29 16-13 2005

29 9-20 2009

7. 28 14-14 2004

8. 27 14-13 2012

9. 26 9-17 2008

26 11-15 2011

mOST SETS pLAyEd

1. 135 2007

2. 122 2006

3. 119 2013

4. 106 2012

5. 103 2009

6. 101 2005

7. 95 2008

8. 93 2011

93 2010

FEWEST LOSSES

1. 12 22-12 2006

12 25-12 2007

3. 13 16-13 2005

13 12-13 2010

13 14-13 2012

6. 14 17-14 2013

14 14-14 2004

8. 15 11-15 2011

9. 17 9-17 2008

10. 20 9-20 2009

mOST LOSSES

1. 32 1-32 2003

2. 20 9-20 2009

3. 17 9-17 2008

4. 15 11-15 2011

5. 14 17-14 2013

14 14-14 2004

7. 13 14-13 2012

13 12-13 2010

13 19-13 2005

10. 12 25-12 2007

mOST CONFErENCE WINS

1. 12 12-2 2005

12 12-2 2006

3. 11 11-3 2007

4. 10 10-6 2013

5. 8 8-6 2008

8 8-6 2011

7. 7 7-7 2010

7 7-8 2012

9. 6 6-8 2009

10. 4 4-10 2004

hIGhEST CONFErENCE WINNING pErCENTAGE

1. .857 12-2 2005

.857 12-2 2006

3. .786 11-3 2007

4. .625 10-6 2013

5. .571 8-6 2008

.571 8-6 2011

7. .500 7-7 2010

8. .467 7-8 2012

9. .429 6-8 2009

10. .286 4-10 2004

mOST hOmE WINS

1. 10 10-1 2007

2. 9 9-3 2013

9 9-2 2012

9 9-3 2006

5. 7 7-2 2005

6. 6 6-5 2010

7. 4 4-5 2011

4 4-3 2009

4 4-3 2008

mOST rOAd WINS

1. 7 7-2 2007

7 7-4 2006

3. 5 5-5 2005

4. 4 4-6 2013

4 4-6 2011

4 4-5 2008

7. 3 3-7 2010

8. 2 2-7 2012

2 2-7 2009

mOST NEUTrAL SITE WINS

1. 8 8-9 2007

2. 7 7-6 2005

3. 6 6-4 2006

4. 4 4-5 2013

5. 3 3-4 2012

3 3-4 2011

3 3-1 2010

3 3-10 2009

9. 1 1-9 2008

1 1-14 2003

kILLS

1. 1,919 2007

2. 1,677 2006

3. 1,496 2013

4. 1,383 2005

5. 1,299 2012

6. 1,179 2009

7. 1,096 2011

8. 1,090 2010

9. 949 2008

kILLS pEr SET

1. 14.21 2007

2. 13.75 2006

3. 13.69 2005

4. 12.57 2013

5. 12.25 2012

6. 11.78 2011

7. 11.72 2010

8. 11.45 2009

9. 9.99 2008

ATTACk ATTEmpTS

1. 5,701 2007

2. 4,994 2006

3. 4,427 2013

4. 4,179 2009

5. 3,994 2012

6. 3,796 2005

7. 3,475 2008

8. 3,425 2011

9. 3,387 2010

hITTING pErCENTAGE

1. .199 2005

2. .194 2007

3. .186 2013

4. .177 2006

5. .176 2011

6. .174 2010

7. .168 2012

8. .142 2009

9. .111 2008

TEAm SEASON rECOrdS


ASSISTS

1. 1,706 2007

2. 1,485 2006

3. 1,369 2013

4. 1,190 2005

1,190 2012

6. 1,072 2009

7. 1,006 2011

8. 995 2010

9. 859 2008

ASSISTS pEr SET

1. 12.64 2007

2. 12.17 2006

3. 11.78 2005

4. 11.50 2013

5. 11.23 2012

6. 10.82 2011

7. 10.70 2010

8. 10.41 2009

9. 9.04 2008

SErVICE ACES

1. 247 2006

2. 235 2007

3. 205 2005

4. 157 2012

5. 155 2010

6. 145 2013

7. 143 2011

8. 136 2008

9. 118 2009


1. 2.03 2005

2. 2.02 2006

3. 1.74 2007

4. 1.67 2010

5. 1.54 2011

6. 1.48 2012

7. 1.43 2008

8. 1.22 2013

9. 1.15 2009

dIGS

1. 2,675 2007

2. 2,112 2006

3. 1,926 2013

4. 1,918 2009

5. 1,820 2012

6. 1,526 2005

7. 1,499 2008

8. 1,481 2011

9. 1,413 2010

dIGS pEr SET

1. 19.81 2007

2. 18.62 2009

3. 17.31 2006

4. 17.17 2012

5. 16.18 2013

6. 15.92 2011

7. 15.78 2008

8. 15.19 2010

9. 15.11 2005

SOLO BLOCkS

1. 111 2005

2. 107 2006

3. 79 2007

4. 53 2013

5. 43 2012

6. 42 2010

7. 39 2008

8. 30 2009

30 2011

BLOCk ASSISTS

1. 457 2007

2. 450 2005

3. 399 2013

4. 318 2012

5. 311 2006

6. 250 2010

7. 242 2009

8. 232 2011

9. 181 2008

TOTAL BLOCkS

1. 336.0 2005

2. 307.5 2007

3. 262.5 2006

4. 252.5 2013

5. 202.0 2012

6. 167.0 2010

7. 151.0 2009

8. 146.0 2011

9. 129.5 2008

BLOCkS pEr SET

1. 3.33 2005

2. 2.28 2007

3. 2.15 2006

4. 2.12 2013

5. 1.91 2012

6. 1.80 2010

7. 1.57 2011

8. 1.47 2009

9. 1.36 2008

pOINTS

1. 2,461.5 2007

2. 2,186.5 2006

3. 1,924.0 2005

4. 1,893.5 2013

5. 1,658.0 2012

6. 1,448.0 2009

7. 1,412.0 2010

8. 1,385.0 2011

9. 1,214.5 2008

pOINTS pEr SET

1. 19.05 2005

2. 18.23 2007

3. 17.92 2006

4. 15.91 2013

5. 15.64 2012

6. 15.18 2010

7. 14.89 2011

8. 14.06 2009

9. 12.78 2008

TEAm SEASON rECOrdS


INdIVIdUAL SEASON rECOrdS

kILLS

1. 515 Angie Johnson 2006



4. 409 Alison Culp 2007

5. 384 Celestial Alofipo 2005

6. 363 Alexis Aalona 2013


8. 295 Ashley Marchant 2012

9. 291 Ericka Evans 2009

10. 277 Clotile Harris 2010

kILLS pEr SET (mIN. 75 SETS)

1. 4.68 Angie Johnson 2006



4. 3.80 Celestial Alofipo 2005

5. 3.08 Alison Culp 2007

6. 3.05 Alexis Aalona 2013


8. 2.83 Ericka Evans 2009

9. 2.78 Ashley Marchant 2012


ATTACk ATTEmpTS

1. 1,339 Angie Johnson 2007

2. 1,306 Alison Culp 2007



5. 1,095 Ericka Evans 2009

6. 1,049 Celestial Alofipo 2005



9. 896 Ashley Marchant 2012


ATTACk pCT. (mIN. 500 ATT.)

1. .281 Mayra Ramirez 2013

2. .278 Ananda Lopes 2007

3. .269 Angie Johnson 2007



6. .219 Kenzie Mitchell 2011

7. .218 Jovana Sisovic 2013

8. .2142 Stephanie Jones 2012

9. .2135 Celestial Alofipo 2005

10. .211 Maxi Miller 2005

ASSISTS

1. 1,162 Monica Shorts 2006

2. 1,048 Monica Shorts 2005

3. 1,026 Emily Atkinson 2012

4. 957 Emily Atkinson 2013

5. 895 Leigha Dangerfield 2007




9. 711 Megan Evans 2009

10. 599 Monica Shorts 2007

ASSISTS pEr SET (mIN. 75 SETS)

1. 10.56 Monica Shorts 2006


3. 9.77 Emily Atkinson 2012




7. 7.78 Leigha Dangerfield 2008

8. 6.97 Megan Evans 2009



SErVICE ACES


43 Ashley Marchant 2012

3. 42 Bree Riet 2006

42 Alison Culp 2007


6. 39 Cassandra Fenton 2013

39 Angie Johnson 2005


38 Celestial Alofipo 2005


SErVICE ACES pEr SET (mIN. 75 SETS)



3. 0.382 Bree Riet 2006




7. 0.3451 Cassandra Fenton 2013


9. 0.333 Katie Vance 2011


dIGS

1. 881 Bree Riet 2007

2. 637 Kyndall Kordakis 2013

3. 548 Tahnie Blymiller 2009



6. 440 Bree Riet 2005



9. 391 Bree Riet 2006


dIGS pEr SET (mIN. 75 SETS)

1. 6.53 Bree Riet 2007

2. 5.35 Kyndall Kordakis 2013

3. 5.32 Tahnie Blymiller 2009



6. 4.36 Bree Riet 2005


8. 4.01 Tahnie Blymiller 2006

9. 3.55 Bree Riet 2006


ANGIE JOhNSON

LEIGhA dANGErFIELd


INdIVIdUAL SEASON rECOrdS

BLOCk SOLOS





5. 17 Brittani Barton 2005

6. 16 Fa’alua Lobendahn 2006

7. 15 Ananda Lopes 2007

15 Alison Culp 2006

15 Fa’alua Lobendahn 2007

15 Brittani Barton 2006

BLOCk ASSISTS


2. 93 Mayra Ramirez 2013




6. 70 Jovana Sisovic 2013

7. 69 Stephanie Jones 2012


9. 62 Ericka Evans 2007


TOTAL BLOCkS



3. 107 Mayra Ramirez 2013




7. 82 Stephanie Jones 2012

82 Jovana Sisovic 2013



BLOCkS pEr SET (mIN. 75 SETS)

1. 1.14 Brittani Barton 2005


3. 0.97 Mayra Ramirez 2013

4. 0.86 Fa’alua Lobendahn 2007

5. 0.805 Ananda Lopes 2007


7. 0.796 Stephanie Jones 2012

8. 0.76 Jovana Sisovic 2013

9. 0.75 Katie Vance 2010

10. 0.71 Fa’alua Lobendahn 2006

pOINTS










10. 326.0 Clotile Harris 2010

pOINTS pEr SET (mIN. 75 SETS)











SETS pLAyEd

1. 135 Bree Riet 2007


134 Leigha Dangerfield 2007







119 Kyndall Kordakis 2013

119 Emily Atkinson 2013

119 Alexis Aalona 2013

mATChES pLAyEd


37 Bree Riet 2007

37 Ananda Lopes 2007

37 Alison Culp 2007




37 Ericka Evans 2007


36 Monica Shorts 2007

BrITTANI BArTON

EmILy ATkINSON TAhNIE BLymILLEr


INdIVIdUAL CArEEr rECOrdS

kILLS

1. 1,497 Angie Johnson 2005-07

2. 989 Alison Culp 2006-08

3. 786 Ericka Evans 2007-10

4. 773 Ashley Marchant 2009-12

5. 750 Alexis Aalona 2011-13

6. 617 Brittani Barton 2005-08

7. 615 Stephanie Jones 2009-12

8. 583 Kenzie Mitchell 2010-13

9. 495 Katie Vance 2010-13


kILLS pEr SET (mIN. 150 SETS)

1. 4.34 Angie Johnson 2005-07

2. 2.93 Alison Culp 2006-08

3. 2.52 Alexis Aalona 2011-13

4. 2.45 Ashley Marchant 2009-12

5. 1.94 Ericka Evans 2007-10

6. 1.79 Kenzie Mitchell 2010-13

7. 1.73 Janelle Kendall 2007-08

8. 1.66 Stephanie Jones 2009-12

9. 1.47 Brittani Barton 2005-08

10. 1.38 Alyse Horton 2012-13

ATTACk ATTEmpTS

1. 3,830 Angie Johnson 2005-07

2. 3,146 Alison Culp 2006-08

3. 2,889 Ericka Evans 2007-10

4. 2,317 Ashley Marchant 2009-12

5. 2,107 Alexis Aalona 2011-13

6. 1,925 Brittani Barton 2005-08

7. 1,804 Stephanie Jones 2009-12

8. 1,713 Kenzie Mitchell 2010-13

9. 1,487 Katie Vance 2010-13

10. 1,063 Fa’alua Lobendahn 2005-07

ATTACk pCT. (mIN. 1,000 ATTEmpTS)

1. .255 Angie Johnson 2005-07

2. .214 Celestial Alofipo 2005

3. .213 Stephanie Jones 2009-12

4. .202 Kenzie Mitchell 2010-13

5. .186 Alexis Aalona 2011-13

6. .183 Ashley Marchant 2009-12

7. .178 Katie Vance 2010-13

8. .177 Fa’alua Lobendahn 2005-07

9. .175 Alison Culp 2006-08

10. .166 Ericka Evans 2007-10

ASSISTS

1. 3,693 Emily Atkinson 2010-13

2. 2,809 Monica Shorts 2005-07

3. 1,634 Leigha Dangerfield 2007-08

4. 787 Megan Evans 2009-10

5. 229 Cassandra Fenton 2013

6. 226 Kyndall Kordakis 2010-13

7. 201 Jessica Schmidt 2009


9. 85 Tahnie Blymiller 2006-07,09

10. 72 Bree Riet 2005-07

ASSISTS pEr SET (mIN. 150 SETS)

1. 9.01 Emily Atkinson 2010-13

2. 8.49 Monica Shorts 2005-07

3. 7.14 Leigha Dangerfield 2007-08

4. 4.71 Megan Evans 2009-10

5. 0.55 Kyndall Kordakis 2010-13


7. 0.25 Tahnie Blymiller 2006-07,09

8. 0.208 Bree Riet 2005-07



SErVICE ACES

1. 121 Emily Atkinson 2010-13

2. 104 Bree Riet 2005-07

3. 101 Alison Culp 2006-08


5. 87 Angie Johnson 2005-07

6. 86 Monica Shorts 2005-07

7. 76 Leigha Dangerfield 2007-08


9. 70 Katie Vance 2010-13


SErVICE ACES pEr SET (mIN. 150 SETS)


2. 0.301 Bree Riet 2005-07

3. 0.298 Alison Culp 2006-08





8. 0.185 Katie Vance 2010-13

9. 0.178 Ericka Evans 2007-10

10. 0.16 Megan Evans 2009-10

ANGIE JOhNSON

kyNdALL kOrdAkIS

ErICkA EVANS


INdIVIdUAL CArEEr rECOrdS

dIGS

1. 1,937 Kyndall Kordakis 2010-13

2. 1,712 Bree Riet 2005-07

3. 1,225 Tahnie Blymiller 2006-07,09


5. 870 Alison Culp 2006-08



8. 694 Monica Shorts 2005-07



dIGS pEr SET (mIN. 150 SETS)

1. 4.95 Bree Riet 2005-07

2. 4.75 Kyndall Kordakis 2010-13

3. 3.64 Tahnie Blymiller 2006-07,09

4. 2.57 Alison Culp 2006-08






10. 2.05 Ericka Evans 2007-10

BLOCk SOLOS



3. 39 Fa’alua Lobendahn 2005-07


5. 28 Alison Culp 2006-08


7. 20 Katie Vance 2010-13



18 Alexis Aalona 2011-13

BLOCk ASSISTS

1. 224 Katie Vance 2010-13




192 Angie Johnson 2005-07





10. 93 Alison Culp 2006-08

93 Mayra Ramirez 2013

TOTAL BLOCkS



3. 244 Katie Vance 2010-13






9. 121 Alison Culp 2006-08


BLOCkS pEr SET (mIN. 150 SETS)


2. 0.73 Fa’alua Lobendahn 2005-07

3. 0.643 Katie Vance 2010-13





8. 0.40 Ericka Evans 2007-10


10. 0.38 Kelsey Schaufler 2006-09

pOINTS

1. 1,764.0 Angie Johnson 2005-07

2. 1,164.5 Alison Culp 2006-08

3. 949.0 Ericka Evans 2007-10






9. 697.0 Katie Vance 2010-13

10. 555.0 Fa’alua Lobendahn 2005-07

pOINTS pEr SET (mIN. 150 SETS)


2. 3.45 Alison Culp 2006-08



5. 2.34 Ericka Evans 2007-10





10. 1.84 Katie Vance 2010-13

SETS pLAyEd





5. 379 Katie Vance 2010-13


7. 346 Bree Riet 2005-07


9. 338 Alison Culp 2006-08

10. 337 Tahnie Blymiller 2006-07,09

mATChES pLAyEd


2. 118 Whitney Roseborough 2006-09


4. 109 Katie Vance 2010-13

109 Emily Atkinson 2010-13



8. 99 Becky Burke 2008-11

9. 97 Andrea Christensen 2010-13

97 Tahnie Blymiller 2006-07,09

BrEE rIET

mONICA ShOrTS

AShLEy mArChANT


kILLS




2008 Alison Culp 262


2010 Clotile Harris 277



2013 Alexia Aalona 363

kILLS pEr SET

2005 Angie Johnson 4.64



2008 Alison Culp 2.76

2009 Ashley Marchant 3.14

2010 Clotile Harris 4.07



2013 Alexis Aalona 3.05

ATTEmpTS

2005 Angie Johnson 1,212




2009 Ericka Evans 1,095




2013 Alexis Aalona 999

hITTING pErCENTAGE

2005 Angie Johnson .236

2006 Angie Johnson .259

2007 Ananda Lopes .278

2008 Alison Culp .169

2009 Ashley Marchant .216

2010 Stephanie Jones Morin .275

2011 Kenzie Mitchell .219

2012 Stephanie Jones Morin .214

2013 Mayra Ramirez .281

ASSISTS

2005 Monica Shorts 1,048

2006 Monica Shorts 1,162



2009 Megan Evans 711



2012 Emily Atkinson 1,026


yEArLy LEAdErS

ASSISTS pEr SET

2005 Monica Shorts 10.38

2006 Monica Shorts 10.56

2007 Leigha Dangerfield 6.68


2009 Megan Evans 6.97

2010 Emily Atkinson 8.85




SErVICE ACES


2006 Bree Riet 42



2009 Megan Evans 23

2010 Clotile Harris 28

2011 Katie Vance 30





2006 Bree Riet 0.38

2007 Alison Culp / Leigha Dangerfield 0.32


2009 Megan Evans 0.23

2010 Clotile Harris 0.41

2011 Katie Vance 0.33


2013 Cassandra Fenton 0.35

dIGS

2005 Bree Riet 440

2006 Tahnie Blymiller 441

2007 Bree Riet 881


2009 Tahnie Blymiller 548





dIGS pEr SET

2005 Bree Riet 4.36

2006 Tahnie Blymiller 4.01

2007 Bree Riet 6.53

2008 Alison Culp 3.05

2009 Tahnie Blymiller 5.32

2010 Kyndall Kordakis 4.22




SOLO BLOCkS





2009 Talita Kresser 10

2010 Clotile Harris / Stephanie Jones Morin 8

2011 Stephanie Jones Morin 9



BLOCk ASSISTS




2008 Alison Culp / Ericka Evans 30


2010 Katie Vance 58

2011 Katie Vance 60



TOTAL BLOCkS




2008 Brittani Barton / Ericka Evans 36


2010 Katie Vance 65

2011 Katie Vance 63



BLOCkS pEr SET

2005 Brittani Barton 1.14

2006 Fa’alua Lodendahn 0.71

2007 Fa’alua Lobendahn 0.86

2008 Kelsey Schaufler 0.43

2009 Talita Kresser 0.62



2012 Stephanie Jones Morin 0.80

2013 Mayra Ramirez 0.97


750 kILLS CLUB

yEAr mp Sp kILLS kILLS/SET Err TA pCT

2005 27 101 469 4.64 183 1212 .236

2006 32 110 515 4.68 184 1279 .259

2007 37 134 513 3.83 153 1339 .269

TOTAL 96 345 1497 4.34 520 3830 .255

1. Angie Johnson (2005–2007) 1,497 Kills


2006 32 110 318 2.89 122 977 .201

2007 37 133 409 3.08 201 1306 .159

2008 26 95 262 2.76 116 863 .169

TOTAL 95 338 989 2.93 439 3146 .175

2. Alison Culp (2006–2008) 989 Kills


2007 37 115 130 1.13 53 382 .202

2008 26 95 183 1.93 91 677 .136

2009 29 103 291 2.83 91 1095 .183

2010 25 92 182 1.98 70 735 .152

TOTAL 96 345 1497 4.34 520 3830 .255

3. Ericka Evans (2007–2010) 786 Kills


2009 13 42 132 3.14 52 371 .216

2010 25 75 90 1.20 54 296 .122

2011 26 93 256 2.75 115 754 .187

2012 27 106 295 2.78 129 869 .185

TOTAL 91 316 773 2.45 350 2317 .183

4. Ashley Marchant (2009–2012) 773 Kills


2011 24 77 146 1.90 77 412 .167

2012 27 102 241 2.36 120 696 .174

2013 31 119 363 3.05 161 999 .202

TOTAL 82 298 750 2.52 358 2107 .186

5. Alexis Aalona (2011–Present) 750 Kills


yEAr mp Sp ASSISTS A/SET

2010 25 93 823 8.85

2011 26 93 887 9.54

2012 27 105 1,026 9.77

2013 31 119 957 8.04

TOTAL 109 410 3,693 9.01

1. Emily Atkinson (2010–2013) 3,693 Assists


2005 27 101 1,048 10.38

2006 32 110 1,162 10.56

2007 36 120 599 4.99

TOTAL 95 331 2,809 8.49

2. Monica Shorts (2005–2007) 2,809 Assists


2007 37 134 895 6.68

2008 26 95 739 7.78

TOTAL 63 229 1,634 7.14

3. Leigha dangerfield (2007–2008) 1,634 Assists

1,500 ASSISTS CLUB


100 SErVICE ACES CLUB

yEAr mp Sp ACES SA/SET

2010 25 93 24 0.26

2011 26 93 29 0.31

2012 27 105 28 0.27

2013 31 119 40 0.34

TOTAL 109 410 121 0.30

1. Emily Atkinson (2010–2013) 121 Aces


2004 NOT AVAILABLE

2005 27 101 31 0.31

2006 32 110 42 0.38

2007 37 135 31 0.23

TOTAL 96 346 104 0.30

2. Bree Riet (2004–2007) 104 Aces


2006 32 110 31 0.28

2007 37 133 42 0.32

2008 26 95 28 0.29

TOTAL 95 338 101 0.30

3. Alison Culp (2006–2008) 101 Aces


yEAr mp Sp dIGS dIG/SET

2010 25 93 392 4.22

2011 26 93 411 4.42

2012 26 103 497 4.83

2013 31 119 637 5.35

TOTAL 108 408 1,937 4.75

1. Kyndall Kordakis (2010–2013) 1,937 digs


2004 NOT AVAILABLE

2005 27 101 440 4.36

2006 32 110 391 3.55

2007 37 135 881 6.56

TOTAL 96 346 1,712 4.95

2. Bree Riet (2004–2007) 1,712 digs


2006 32 110 441 4.01

2007 36 124 236 1.90

2008 DNP

2009 29 103 548 5.32

TOTAL 97 337 1,225 3.64

3. Tahnie Blymiller (2006–2009) 1,225 digs

1,000 dIGS CLUB


yEAr mp Sp BS BA TB BLk/SET BE

2005 27 101 32 82 114 1.13 22

2006 32 110 31 45 76 0.69 8

2007 37 134 21 65 86 0.64 7

TOTAL 96 345 84 192 276 0.80 37

1. Angie Johnson (2005–2007) 276 Blocks


2005 27 98 17 95 112 1.14 37

2006 32 109 15 50 65 0.60 14

2007 37 119 9 46 55 0.46 12

2008 26 93 9 27 36 0.39 8

TOTAL 122 419 50 218 268 0.64 71

2. Brittani Barton (2005–2008) 268 Blocks


2010 25 87 7 58 65 0.75 3

2011 26 90 3 60 63 0.70 3

2012 27 101 6 58 64 0.63 1

2013 31 101 4 48 52 0.51 3

TOTAL 109 379 20 224 244 0.64 10

3. Katie Vance (2010–2013) 244 Blocks


2004 NOT AVAILABLE

2005 27 90 8 45 53 0.59 15

2006 32 108 16 61 77 0.71 12

2007 37 122 15 90 105 0.86 7

TOTAL 96 320 39 196 235 0.73 34

4. Fa’alua Lobendahn (2004–2007) 235 Blocks


2009 29 89 4 41 45 0.51 6

2010 25 90 8 54 62 0.69 10

2011 26 89 9 28 37 0.42 5

2012 27 103 13 69 82 0.80 5

TOTAL 107 371 34 192 226 0.61 26

5. Stephanie Jones Morin (2009–2012) 226 Blocks

200 BLOCkS CLUB

52 2014 WESTMINSTER VOLLEYBALL ALMANACVOLLEYBALL hISTORY


hONOrS

NAIA SECONd TEAm ALL-AmErICAN

Angie Johnson 2007

NAIA hONOrABLE mENTION ALL-AmErICAN

Angie Johnson 2006

NAIA rEGION I pLAyEr OF ThE yEAr

Angie Johnson 2007

NAIA rEGION I COACh OF ThE yEAr

Kim Norman 2005

FIrST TEAm ALL-rEGION I

Celestial Alofipo 2005

Alison Culp 2006

Angie Johnson 2005, 06, 07

hONOrABLE mENTION ALL-rEGION I

Monica Shorts 2006

FrONTIEr CONFErENCE pLAyEr OF ThE yEAr

Angie Johnson 2006, 07

FrONTIEr CONFErENCE LIBErO OF ThE yEAr

Tahnie Blymiller 2009

Kyndall Kordakis 2011

Bree Riet 2007

FrONTIEr CONFErENCE FrEShmAN OF ThE yEAr

Alexis Aalona 2011


Leigha Dangerfield 2007

FrONTIEr CONFErENCE NEWCOmEr OF ThE yEAr

Angie Johnson 2005

Talita Kresser 2009

FrONTIEr CONFErENCE COACh OF ThE yEAr

Kim Norman 2005

FIrST TEAm ALL-FrONTIEr CONFErENCE

Alexis Aalona 2013



Alison Culp 2008

Ericka Evans 2009

Angie Johnson 2005, 06, 07

Ashley Marchant 2011, 12

Mayra Ramirez 2013

Bree Riet 2007

SECONd TEAm ALL-FrONTIEr CONFErENCE

Emily Atkinson 2012

Alison Culp 2007


Ericka Evans 2010


Monica Shorts 2006

Jovana Sisovic 2013

hONOrABLE mENTION ALL-FrONTIEr CONFErENCE

Ananda Lopes 2007

Maxi Miller 2005

Bree Riet 2005

Monica Shorts 2005


FrONTIEr CONFErENCE ALL-FrEShmAN TEAm

Alexis Aalona 2011


Emily Atkinson 2010


Megan Evans 2009


dAkTrONICS-NAIA SChOLAr AThLETE

Emily Atkinson 2012, 13

Brittani Barton 2008

Alison Culp 2008

Ericka Evans 2009, 10

Stephanie Jones Morin 2010, 11, 12

Kyndal Kordakis 2012, 13

Ashley Marchant 2011, 12

Katie McLintock 2009

Kenzie Mitchell 2012, 13

Kelsey Schaufler 2008, 09

Jovana Sisovic 2013

Katie Vance 2012, 13

Katy Waldie 2010

FrONTIEr ACAdEmIC ALL-CONFErENCE

Alexis Aalona 2012


Emily Atkinson 2011, 12, 13

Brittani Barton 2005, 06, 07, 08


Becky Burke 2009, 10

Jessica Chellsen 2013

Andrea Christensen 2012, 13

Kris Collett 2009

Alison Culp 2007, 08

Rachel Enloe 2013

Brittany Enniss 2003

Ericka Evans 2007, 08, 09, 10

Megan Evans 2010

Elisa Hackamack 2008

Kegn Hall 2003

Alyse Horton 2013

Deseret Humphreys 2007

Chelsea Hunt 2003

Paige Hunt 2005

Angie Johnson 2005, 06

Stephanie Jones Morin 2009, 10, 11, 12

Kyndall Kordakis 2011, 12, 13

Stacey Knudsvieg 2003

Fa’alua Lobendahn 2005, 06

Ananda Lopes 2007

Ashley Marchant 2010, 11, 12

Katie McLintock 2008, 09

Maxi Miller 2003, 05

Kenzie Mitchell 2011, 12, 13

Deborah Overfelt 2003, 05

Bree Riet 2005, 06, 07

Whitney Roseborough 2008, 09

Kelsey Schaufler 2007, 08, 09

Monica Shorts 2005, 06, 07

Jovana Sisovic 2013

Brittany Trabert 2003, 05, 06

Catherine Turner 2005

Katie Vance 2011, 12, 13

Katy Waldie 2009, 10, 11

ANGIEJOhNSON

kyNdALLkOrdAkIS

BrEErIET

TALITAkrESSEr


LETTErWINNErS

––A––ALExIS AALONA (2011–2013)

yr Sp-mp k E TA pCT A SA dIG TB

‘11 77-24 146 77 412 .167 9 9 102 34

‘12 102-27 241 120 696 .174 17 16 204 48

‘13 119-31 363 161 999 .202 23 9 353 65

298-82 750 358 2107 .186 49 34 659 147

CELESTIAL ALOFIpO (2005)


‘05 101-27 384 160 1049 .214 18 38 255 81

EmILy ATkINSON (2010–2013)


‘10 93-25 39 16 161 .143 823 24 157 31

‘11 93-26 63 26 209 .177 887 29 236 31

‘12 105-27 52 27 190 .132 1026 28 285 33

‘13 119-31 46 27 152 .125 957 40 234 15

410-109 200 96 712 .146 3693 121 912 110

––B––BrITTANI BArTON (2005–2008)


‘05 98-27 97 67 304 .099 5 9 25 112

‘06 109-32 175 116 573 .103 20 22 58 65

‘07 119-37 187 101 558 .154 44 2 52 55

‘08 93-26 158 96 490 .127 17 18 121 36

419-122 617 380 1925 .123 86 51 256 268

SAmmIE BICkmOrE (2003–2004)

TAhNIE BLymILLEr (2006–2007, 2009)


‘06 110-32 0 0 73 .000 39 27 441 1

‘07 124-36 1 7 29 -.207 17 14 236 2

‘09 103-29 12 9 67 .045 29 11 548 0

337-97 13 16 169 -.018 85 52 1225 3

BECky BUrkE (2008–2011)


‘08 70-25 18 19 101 -.010 7 4 44 10

‘09 95-28 149 75 479 .154 22 7 91 26

‘10 66-24 43 22 160 .131 5 3 27 17

‘11 48-22 15 10 71 .070 0 0 14 1

279-99 225 126 811 .122 34 14 176 54

––C––BrITTANy CAhOON (2006)


‘06 44-23 13 2 36 .306 1 2 14 2

JESSICA ChELLSEN (2012–2013)


‘12 39-23 11 9 36 .056 2 3 18 6

‘13 75-30 74 42 238 .134 2 5 72 14

114-53 85 51 274 .124 4 8 90 20

ANdrEA ChrISTENSEN (2010–2013)


‘10 25-17 4 6 25 -.080 0 1 7 3

‘11 52-23 27 18 93 .097 3 5 5 10

‘12 58-27 34 29 132 .038 0 2 11 11

‘13 96-30 111 59 366 .142 2 7 32 56

231-97 176 112 616 .104 5 15 55 80

mOrGAN hIrSChEL (2011)


‘11 7-6 1 1 2 .000 1 0 3 0

ALySE hOrTON (2012–2013)


‘12 81-27 87 39 269 .178 9 9 86 12

‘13 108-31 174 89 550 .155 14 14 165 33

189-58 261 128 819 .162 23 23 251 45

kyLIE hUdSON (2007)


‘07 8-5 0 0 0 .000 8 0 4 0

dESErET hUmphrEyS (2006–2007)


‘06 89-29 2 1 25 .040 3 0 71 1

‘07 51-24 2 1 11 .091 2 0 50 0

140-53 4 2 36 .056 5 0 121 1

pAIGE hUNT (2003–2005)


‘05 101-27 1 2 35 -.029 38 24 226 0

––I––ALExIS ISBELL (2011)


‘11 8-8 0 0 1 .000 2 0 0 0

––J––ALExI JOhNSON (2009)


‘09 4-4 1 0 1 1.000 0 0 0 0

ANGIE JOhNSON (2005–2007)


‘05 101-27 469 183 1212 .236 15 39 222 114

‘06 110-32 515 184 1279 .259 8 28 211 76

‘07 134-37 513 153 1339 .269 10 20 220 86

345-96 1497 520 3830 .255 33 87 653 276

STEphANIE JONES mOrIN (2009–2012)


‘09 89-29 111 61 360 .139 11 8 47 45

‘10 90-25 175 50 454 .275 8 26 69 62

‘11 89-26 159 58 486 .208 5 10 62 37

‘12 98-26 156 57 462 .214 11 10 78 77

366-106 601 226 1762 .213 35 54 256 221

––k––JANELLE kENdALL (2007–2008)


‘07 108-34 167 90 534 .144 36 12 63 43

‘08 44-13 96 65 331 .094 21 9 88 17

152-47 263 155 865 .125 57 21 151 60

STACIE kNUdSVIG (2003–2004)

kyNdALL kOrdAkIS (2010–2013)


‘10 93-25 4 2 25 .080 26 7 392 0

‘11 93-26 7 6 72 .014 55 2 411 0

‘12 103-26 3 5 72 -.028 61 0 497 0

‘13 119-31 7 7 51 .000 84 3 637 0

408-108 21 20 220 .005 226 12 1937 0

krISTINE COLLETT (2008–2009)


‘08 70-25 59 35 182 .132 5 1 29 29

‘09 34-18 14 24 66 -.152 3 0 5 8

104-43 73 59 248 .056 8 1 34 37

ALISON CULp (2006–2008)


‘06 110-32 318 122 977 .201 17 31 243 38

‘07 133-37 409 201 1306 .159 20 42 337 48

‘08 95-26 262 116 863 .169 16 28 290 35

338-95 989 439 3146 .175 53 101 870 121

––d––LEIGhA dANGErFIELd (2007–2008)


‘07 134-37 59 20 183 .213 895 43 282 6

‘08 95-26 60 46 244 .057 739 33 236 18

229-63 119 66 427 .124 1634 76 518 24

––E––rAChEL ENLOE (2012–2013)


‘12 64-26 61 32 183 .158 4 6 38 15

‘13 30-13 8 6 38 .053 2 1 16 5

94-39 69 38 221 .140 6 7 54 20

BrITTANy ENNISS (2003–2004)

ErICkA EVANS (2007–2010)


‘07 115-37 130 53 382 .202 8 20 57 65

‘08 95-26 183 91 677 .136 18 18 204 36

‘09 103-29 291 91 1095 .183 12 20 301 36

‘10 92-25 182 70 735 .152 16 14 270 26

405-117 786 305 2889 .166 54 72 832 163

mEGAN EVANS (2009–2010)


‘09 102-29 29 26 128 .023 711 23 234 10

‘10 65-25 5 4 28 .036 76 4 85 0

167-54 34 30 156 .026 787 27 319 10

––F––CASSANdrA FENTON (2013)


‘13 113-29 2 4 27 -.074 229 39 176 0

––h––ELISE hACkAmACk (2008)


‘08 30-17 0 4 17 -.235 15 0 10 1

kEGN hALL-SpECTOr (2003–2004)

JENNA hArp (2010–2011)


‘10 53-22 32 23 122 .074 5 1 64 9

‘11 80-24 53 37 197 .081 3 10 127 4

133-46 85 60 319 .078 8 11 191 13

CLOTILE hArrIS (2010)


‘10 68-19 277 142 659 .205 6 28 109 34


LETTErWINNErS

TALITA krESSEr (2009)


‘09 101-29 232 136 724 .133 17 15 146 63

––L––FA’ALUA LOBENdAhN (2004–2007)


‘05 90-27 85 54 229 .135 22 18 52 53

‘06 108-32 154 66 406 .217 20 18 73 77

‘07 122-37 138 69 428 .161 14 5 85 105

320-96 377 189 1063 .177 56 41 210 235

ANANdA LOpES (2007)


‘07 128-37 231 69 582 .278 15 10 69 103

rEBECCA LOWE (2006)


‘06 89-30 84 53 243 .128 7 11 38 40

––m––AShLEy mArChANT (2009–2012)


‘09 42-13 132 52 371 .216 3 3 61 8

‘10 75-25 90 54 296 .122 13 21 101 9

‘11 93-26 256 115 754 .187 20 25 228 21

‘12 101-26 283 119 842 .195 22 41 312 34

311-90 761 340 2263 .186 58 90 702 72

kATIE mCLINTOCk (2007–2009)


‘07 72-32 3 3 12 .000 3 11 56 0

‘08 49-15 3 2 35 .029 5 3 97 0

‘09 91-29 11 11 72 .000 21 16 180 0

212-76 17 16 119 .008 29 30 333 0

mAxI mILLEr (2003–2005)


‘05 100-27 210 101 517 .211 21 1 43 66

kENZIE mITChELL (2010–2012)


‘10 78-23 148 69 418 .189 8 17 24 36

‘11 92-26 199 72 579 .219 7 11 85 57

‘12 95-27 146 68 425 .184 6 7 94 40

‘13 61-20 90 28 291 .213 7 0 31 17

326-96 583 237 1713 .202 28 35 234 150

––N––BrEANNA NALdEr (2003–2004)

SONJA NASh (2005)


‘05 1-1 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0

––O––dEB OVErFELT (2004–2005)


‘05 94-27 42 23 131 .145 7 18 53 47

––p––STACIE pApANIkOLAS (2003)

mArISSA pOWELL (2010)


‘10 34-19 1 1 6 .000 0 0 19 0

––r––mAdISON rAINES (2012–2013)


‘12 67-24 1 4 16 -.188 20 6 58 2

‘13 58-26 0 1 9 -.111 35 5 41 0

125-50 1 5 25 -.160 55 11 99 2

mAyrA rAmIrEZ (2013)


‘13 110-29 236 81 551 .281 4 7 35 107

BrEE rIET (2004–2007)


‘05 101-27 33 16 123 .138 15 31 440 35

‘06 110-32 145 73 457 .158 41 42 391 26

‘07 135-37 4 2 62 .032 16 31 881 0

346-96 182 91 642 .142 72 104 1712 61

WhITNEy rOSEBOrOUGh (2006–2009)


‘06 70-30 24 23 103 .010 4 4 56 0

‘07 73-35 48 21 154 .175 8 4 35 8

‘08 93-26 43 51 .259 -.031 8 14 278 2

‘09 80-27 63 42 281 .075 18 3 64 18

316-118 178 137 797 .051 38 25 433 28

––S––kELSEy SChAUFLEr (2006–2009)


‘06 32-19 2 7 21 -.238 2 0 11 1

‘07 31-21 6 6 27 .000 4 0 6 8

‘08 82-25 53 26 172 .157 5 3 25 35

‘09 80-28 48 35 193 .067 9 3 29 41

225-93 109 74 413 .085 20 6 71 85

JESSICA SChmIdT (2009)


‘09 62-22 14 7 67 .104 201 6 79 4

mONICA ShOrTS (2005–2007)


‘05 101-27 61 22 189 .206 1048 27 197 53

‘06 110-32 70 26 197 .223 1162 38 259 32

‘07 120-36 9 9 49 .000 599 21 238 2

331-95 140 57 435 .191 2809 86 694 87

JOVANA SISOVIC (2012–2013)


‘12 38-18 29 19 87 .115 0 0 7 12

‘13 108-31 238 95 657 .218 3 1 52 82

146-49 267 114 744 .206 3 1 59 94

STEphANIE SmITh (2001–2003)

––T––mANdy TAFT (2013)


‘13 72-29 35 20 141 .106 0 4 38 6

BrITTANy TrABErT (2003–2007)


‘05 4-4 0 0 2 .000 0 0 1 0

‘06 64-28 17 17 56 .000 13 3 19 10

‘07 42-24 12 6 45 .133 7 0 4 5

110-56 29 23 103 .058 20 3 24 15

CAThErINE TUrNEr (2005)


‘05 32-14 1 0 5 .200 1 0 11 0

kIErA TUTTLE (2002–2003)

––V––kATIE VANCE (2010–2013)


‘10 87-25 85 41 276 .159 7 9 42 65

‘11 90-26 129 55 379 .195 7 30 48 63

‘12 101-27 169 80 475 .187 6 21 54 64

‘13 101-31 112 54 357 .162 7 10 44 52

379-109 495 230 1487 .178 27 70 191 244

––W––kATy WALdIE (2008–2011)


‘08 71-25 14 12 104 .019 3 5 77 1

‘09 88-29 72 18 275 .196 15 3 133 13

‘10 34-13 5 0 22 .227 2 0 47 0

‘11 93-26 41 17 170 .141 7 12 160 4

286-93 132 47 571 .149 27 20 417 18

CONNOr WILkINSON (2012)


‘12 33-17 0 4 10 -.400 2 1 27 0

AmANdA WISBy (2003)

rAChEL WySS (2012)


‘12 19-9 0 1 3 -.333 2 3 12 1


OVErALL CONFErENCE hOmE AWAy NEUTrAL pOST NATIONAL

yEAr rECOrd pCT rECOrd pCT FINISh rECOrd rECOrd rECOrd SEASON FINISh

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003 1-32 .030 0-14 .000 8th 0-9 0-9 1-14 0-1 --

2004 14-14 .500 4-10 .286 6th 1-2 1-1 3-1 0-1 --

2005 19-13 .594 12-2 .857 t-1st 7-2 5-5 7-6 3-2 --

2006 22-11 .667 12-2 .857 t-1st 9-3 7-4 6-4 3-2 --

2007 25-12 .676 11-3 .786 2nd 10-1 7-2 8-9 6-5 Pool Play

2008 9-17 .346 8-6 .571 t-4th 4-3 4-5 1-9 0-1 --

2009 9-20 .310 6-8 .429 5th 4-3 2-7 3-10 0-1 --

2010 12-13 .480 7-7 .500 4th 6-5 3-7 3-1 1-1 --

2011 11-15 .423 8-6 .571 4th 4-5 4-6 3-4 0-1 --

2012 14-13 .519 7-8 .467 7th 9-2 2-7 3-4 0-1 --

2013 17-14 .548 10-6 .625 4th 9-3 4-6 4-5 1-1 --

TOTALS 153-174 .468 85-72 .541 63-38 39-59 42-67 14-17 1 App.

(.624) (.398) (.385) (.452)

Westminster began volleyball in the 1995 season. Records and statistics are accurate beginning in 2003.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS • POSTSEASON HISTORY

FrONTIEr CONFErENCE TOUrNAmENT

2003

Nov. 14 Lewis-Clark State L 0-3

2004

2005

Nov. 11 Lewis-Clark State W 3-0 Butte, MT

Nov. 12 MSU-Northern W 3-1 Butte, MT

Nov. 12 Carroll W 3-2 Butte, MT

2006

Nov. 10 MSU-Northern W 3-0 Salt Lake City

Nov. 11 Montana Tech W 3-0 Salt Lake City

Nov. 11 Carroll L 1-3 Salt Lake City

2007

Nov. 9 Carroll W 3-0 Billings, MT

Nov. 10 Montana Tech W 3-0 Billings, MT

Nov. 10 Lewis-Clark State L 1-3 Billings, MT

2008

Nov. 14 Carroll L 0-3 Lewiston, ID

2009

Nov. 13 Rocky Mountain L 0-3 Lewiston, ID

2010

Nov. 12 Montana Tech W 3-1 Lewiston, ID

Nov. 13 Lewis-Clark State L 1-3 Lewiston, ID

2011

Nov. 11 Great Falls L 0-3 Helena, MT

2012

Nov. 9 Carroll L 2-3 Butte, MT

2013

Nov. 15 Carroll W 3-0 Great Falls, MT

Nov. 16 MSU-Northern L 0-3 Great Falls, MT

NAIA rEGION I TOUrNAmENT

2005

Nov. 17 Northwest (WA) L 2-3 Salt Lake City

Nov. 17 Oregon Tech L 1-3 Salt Lake City

2006

Nov. 16 Southern Oregon W 3-2 Caldwell, ID

Nov. 17 Albertson L 0-3 Caldwell, ID

2007

Nov. 15 Albertson L 0-3 Spokane, WA

Nov. 15 Montana Tech W 3-0 Spokane, WA

Nov. 16 Rocky Mountain W 3-0 Spokane, WA

Nov. 16 Great Falls W 3-2 Spokane, WA

Nov. 17 Lewis-Clark State L 0-3 Spokane, WA

NAIA NATIONAL ChAmpIONShIpS

2007

Nov. 28 Northwestern (IA) L 2-3 Columbia, MO

Nov. 28 Fresno Pacific L 0-3 Columbia, MO

Nov. 29 SUNY-Canton W 3-0 Columbia, MO

pOSTSEASON rECOrdS

W L % Apps.

Frontier Tournament 9 10 .474 10

NAIA Region I Tournament 4 5 .444 3

NAIA National Championships 1 2 .333 1

TOTALS 14 17 .452

COAChING hISTOry

head Coaches

Kim Norman 2004–2013 (150-140, .517)

Tasha Poduska 2002–2003 (1-32, .030)

Derrick Sorenson 2000–2001

Garrett Vallerga 2013 (2-2, .500)

NATIONAL AFFILIATION hISTOry

National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA)

1995–Present (153-174, .468)

CONFErENCE AFFILIATION hISTOry

Frontier Conference

1995–Present (85-72, .541)


yEAr-By-yEAr rESULTS

2003

1-32 (0-14 FroNtier)

head coach: tasha poduska

Aug. 29 vs. Dominican (CA) L

Aug. 29 vs. Embry-Riddle (AZ) W

Aug. 30 vs. Holy Names L

Aug. 30 vs. Vanguard L

Sept. 5 vs. #8 Westmont L

Sept. 5 vs. Holy Names L

Sept. 6 vs. Menlo L 2-3

Sept. 6 vs. The Master’s L

Sept. 12 vs. Lewis-Clark State L

Sept. 12 vs. #24 Montana Tech L

Sept. 13 vs. Victoria L

Sept. 13 vs. Great Falls L

Sept. 19 at #20 Carroll* L

Sept. 20 at Rocky Mountain* L

Sept. 26 Lewis-Clark State* L 1-3

Sept. 27 #23 Montana Tech* L

Oct. 2 Northern Colorado L 0-3

Oct. 3 at Great Falls* L

Oct. 4 at MSU-Northern* L

Oct. 8 Montana Western* L

Oct. 10 at Albertson L

Oct. 10 vs. Victoria L

Oct. 11 vs. #17 Montana Tech L

Oct. 17 Rocky Mountain* L

Oct. 18 #22 Carroll* L

Oct. 24 at #19 Montana Tech* L

Oct. 25 at Lewis-Clark State* L 1-3

Oct. 29 at Utah Valley L 0-3

Oct. 31 Great Falls* L

Nov. 1 MSU-Northern L

Nov. 7 at Montana Western* L

Nov. 14 vs. #24 Lewis-Clark State^ L 0-3

Nov. 19 Utah Valley L 0-3

2004

14-14 (4-10 FroNtier)

head coach: kim NormaN

Aug. 27 at Embry-Riddle (AZ) W

Aug. 27 vs. College of the Southwest W

2006

22-11 (12-2 FroNtier)


Aug. 25 #16 Albertson L 1-3

Aug. 25 #4 National American L 0-3

Aug. 26 Adams State W 3-0

Aug. 26 Great Falls W 3-2

Aug. 29 at #1 Cal Baptist L 0-3

Sept. 1 vs. #23 Point Loma Nazarene L 2-3

Sept. 1 vs. Biola W 3-2

Sept. 2 at Vanguard L 2-3

Sept. 2 vs. Westmont W 3-0

Sept. 8 vs. Lindenwood L 1-3

Sept. 8 vs. #7 Columbia (MO) L 2-3

Sept. 9 vs. Missouri Valley W 3-0

Sept. 9 vs. Michigan-Dearborn W 3-2

Sept. 15 at MSU-Northern* W 3-0

Sept. 16 at Great Falls* W 3-1

Sept. 20 Salt Lake Community W 3-2

Sept. 22 Montana Western* W 3-0

Sept. 29 Carroll* W 3-1

Sept. 30 Rocky Mountain* W 3-0

Oct. 5 at Montana Tech* W 3-0

Oct. 7 at Lewis-Clark State* W 3-0

Oct. 12 MSU-Northern* W 3-0

Oct. 13 Great Falls* L 1-3

Oct. 20 at Montana Western* W 3-0

Oct. 26 at Carroll* L 1-3

Oct. 28 at Rocky Mountain* W 3-1

Nov. 3 Lewis-Clark State* W 3-0

Nov. 4 Montana Tech* W 3-0

Nov. 10 vs. MSU-Northern^ W 3-0

Nov. 11 at Montana Tech^ W 3-0

Nov. 11 vs. Carroll^ L 1-3

Nov. 16 vs. Southern Oregon% W 3-2

Nov. 17 at #8 Albertson% L 0-3

Aug. 28 vs. Hope International W

Aug. 28 vs. Embry-Riddle (FL) W 3-1

Sept. 10 vs. Great Falls L 2-3

Sept. 11 at Montana Western L 1-3


Sept. 24 Rocky Mountain* L 0-3

Sept. 25 Carroll* L 2-3

Oct. 1 at Lewis-Clark State* W 3-2

Oct. 29 Lewis-Clark State* W 3-1

2005 19-13 (12-2 FroNtier)


Aug. 26 vs. Northwest (WA) L 0-3

Aug. 26 vs. Albertson L 2-3

Aug. 27 vs. Corban W 3-0

Aug. 27 vs. #11 Southern Oregon L 2-3

Aug. 31 at Westmont L 1-3

Sept. 2 at #5 Concordia (CA) L 1-3

Sept. 2 vs. The Master’s L 1-3

Sept. 3 at Vanguard L 0-3

Sept. 3 vs. Point Loma Nazarene L 1-3

Sept. 9 vs. MSU-Billings L 0-3

Sept. 9 vs. Montana Tech W 3-0

Sept. 10 vs. Lewis-Clark State W 3-1

Sept. 10 vs. Great Falls W 3-0

Sept. 16 at Montana Western* W 3-1

Sept. 23 at Rocky Mountain* W 3-1

Sept. 24 at Carroll* L 1-3

Sept. 30 Lewis-Clark State* W 3-0

Oct. 1 Montana Tech* W 3-0

Oct. 7 at MSU-Northern* W 3-1

Oct. 8 at Great Falls* W 3-2

Oct. 14 Montana Western* W 3-2

Oct. 21 Rocky Mountain* W 3-0

Oct. 22 Carroll* W 3-0



Nov. 3 MSU-Northern* W 3-0

Nov. 5 Great Falls* W 3-2

Nov. 11 vs. Lewis-Clark State^ W 3-0

Nov. 12 vs. MSU-Northern^ W 3-1

Nov. 12 vs. Carroll^ W 3-2

Nov. 17 #18 Northwest (WA)% L 2-3

Nov. 17 Oregon Tech% L 1-3



2007

25-12 (11-3 FroNtier)


Aug. 24 #6 Albertson W 3-2

Aug. 24 #16 Point Loma Nazarene W 3-0

Aug. 25 #1 National American W 3-1

Aug. 31 vs. #19 Doane W 3-0

Aug. 31 at Vanguard W 3-2

Sept. 1 vs. #11 Biola L 0-3

Sept. 1 vs. #2 Fresno Pacific L 1-3

Sept. 7 vs. #18 Columbia (MO) W 3-0

Sept. 7 at Graceland W 3-0

Sept. 8 vs. #9 Hastings L 0-3

Sept. 8 vs. #6 National American L 1-3

Sept. 13 MSU-Northern* W 3-0

Sept. 15 #22 Great Falls* W 3-1

Sept. 21 at Lewis-Clark State* L 2-3

Sept. 27 at Carroll* W 3-1

Sept. 28 at Rocky Mountain* W 3-2





Oct. 17 Dixie State W 3-0

Oct. 19 Lewis-Clark State* L 1-3



Nov. 2 at Montana Tech* L 2-3

Nov. 3 at Montana Western* W 3-0


Nov. 10 vs. Montana Tech^ W 3-0

Nov. 10 vs. #20 Lewis-Clark State^ L 1-3

Nov. 15 vs. #8 Albertson% L 0-3

Nov. 15 vs. Montana Tech% W 3-0

Nov. 16 vs. Rocky Mountain% W 3-0

Nov. 16 vs. Great Falls% W 3-2

Nov. 17 vs. #20 Lewis-Clark State% L 0-3

Nov. 28 vs. #10 Northwestern (IA)# L 2-3

Nov. 28 vs. #1 Fresno Pacific# L 0-3

Nov. 29 vs. SUNY-Canton# W 3-0

Sept. 4 at #10 Vanguard L 1-3

Sept. 5 vs. Northwest (WA) W 3-1

Sept. 5 vs. #3 Cal Baptist L 0-3

Sept. 11 at Montana Tech* L 0-3



Sept. 19 Great Falls* W 3-0

Sept. 25 at #11 Lewis-Clark State* L 0-3

Oct. 1 at Carroll* L 1-3

Oct. 3 at Rocky Mountain* L 0-3

Oct. 9 at BYU-Hawaii L 1-3

Oct. 10 at Chaminade L 1-3




Oct. 24 at Great Falls* L 1-3


Nov. 5 #19 Carroll* L 2-3

Nov. 7 Rocky Mountain* L 1-3

Nov. 13 vs. Rocky Mountain^ L 0-3

2010



Aug. 27 Daemen College W 3-0

Aug. 27 #16 College of Idaho W 3-2

Aug. 28 #9 Azusa Pacific L 2-3

Aug. 28 #16 College of Idaho L 1-3



Sept. 4 vs. #6 Biola W 3-0

Sept. 4 vs. Westmont W 3-2

Sept. 9 at Rocky Mountain* L 0-3



Sept. 18 Montana Tech* W 3-0



Oct. 1 #11 Lewis-Clark State* L 1-3

Oct. 7 at Mesa State L 0-3

Oct. 14 #21 Rocky Mountain* L 0-3

Oct. 16 #25 Carroll* L 2-3


Oct. 24 at Montana Tech* L 1-3

Oct. 28 Great Falls* W 3-2


Nov. 5 at #9 Lewis-Clark State* L 0-3

Nov. 12 vs. Montana Tech^ W 3-1

Nov. 13 at #9 Lewis-Clark State^ L 1-3

2008

9-17 (8-6 FroNtier)


Aug. 22 vs. #9 College of Idaho L 0-3

Aug. 22 vs. Mesa State L 1-3

Aug. 23 vs. #3 Concordia (CA) L 1-3

Aug. 29 at #21 Vanguard L 0-3

Aug. 29 vs. #4 Biola L 0-3

Aug. 30 vs. Westmont L 1-3

Aug. 30 vs. #1 Fresno Pacific L 0-3


Sept. 13 Montana Tech* W 3-2

Sept. 18 at Great Falls* L 0-3


Sept. 26 Lewis-Clark State* L 0-3

Oct. 2 Rocky Mountain* L 2-3

Oct. 4 Carroll* L 1-3

Oct. 10 vs. #9 Georgetown L 1-3

Oct. 10 at #22 Olivet Nazarene L 0-3

Oct. 11 vs. William Penn L 0-3

Oct. 11 vs. Saint xavier W 3-2






Nov. 6 at Rocky Mountain* L 0-3

Nov. 7 at Carroll* W 3-0


2009

9-20 (6-8 FroNtier)



Aug. 21 vs. San Diego Christian L 2-3

Aug. 22 vs. The Master’s W 3-2

Aug. 22 vs. #2 Concordia (CA) L 0-3

Aug. 28 vs. Menlo W 3-0

Aug. 28 vs. Southern Oregon L 0-3

Aug. 29 vs. Cornerstone L 0-3

Aug. 29 at #1 Fresno Pacific L 0-3

Sept. 4 vs. Oklahoma City L 1-3




2011



Aug. 26 vs. William Woods W 3-0

Aug. 26 vs. John Brown W 3-2

Aug. 27 vs. #4 Texas at Brownsville L 0-3

Aug. 27 vs. #19 Oklahoma Baptist L 1-3

Sept. 2 vs. #5 Biola L 0-3

Sept. 2 vs. San Diego Christian W 3-1


Sept. 3 vs. #6 Azusa Pacific L 1-3

Sept. 8 Carroll* L 1-3

Sept. 10 #14 Rocky Mountain* L 0-3

Sept. 16 at Montana Tech* W 3-0



Sept. 24 Great Falls* W 3-2

Sept. 30 at #14 Lewis-Clark State* L 2-3

Oct. 1 at #7 College of Idaho L 0-3

Oct. 4 Colorado Mesa L 1-3

Oct. 5 #7 College of Idaho L 0-3

Oct. 13 at #24 Carroll* L 0-3

Oct. 15 at #9 Rocky Mountain* L 0-3





Nov. 3 #8 Lewis-Clark State* L 1-3

Nov. 11 vs. Great Falls^ L 0-3

2012



Aug. 17 vs. Oregon Tech W 3-0

Aug. 17 vs. UC Merced W 3-1

Aug. 18 at Southern Oregon W 3-2

Aug. 18 vs. Viterbo L 1-3

Aug. 24 College of Saint Mary W 3-0

Aug. 24 Colorado Mesa W 3-2

Aug. 25 College of Saint Mary W 3-0

Aug. 31 vs. The Master’s W 3-2



Nov. 16 vs. #24 MSU-Northern^ L 0-3

Sept. 1 vs. #24 Westmont L 1-3



Sept. 13 at Lewis-Clark State* L 0-3

Sept. 15 at Montana Tech* W 3-1

Sept. 21 Great Falls* L 1-3


Sept. 27 Dickinson State* W 3-1

Sept. 29 Carroll* W 3-2



Oct. 13 #25 Lewis-Clark State* L 2-3

Oct. 20 at Montana Western* L 1-3

Oct. 26 at Great Falls* L 2-3

Oct. 27 at MSU-Northern* L 0-3

Nov. 1 at Carroll* L 1-3

Nov. 3 Montana Tech* W 3-1


2013

17-14 (10-6 FroNtier)

head coach: kim NormaN / garrett vallerga

Aug. 23 Hope International W 3-2

Aug. 23 Olivet Nazarene W 3-0

Aug. 24 Cornerstone W 3-2

Aug. 24 Dixie State L 1-3

Aug. 30 vs. Vanguard L 1-3

Aug. 30 vs. #16 Westmont L 1-3

Aug. 31 vs. #9 The Master’s L 2-3


Aug. 31 at #1 Concordia (CA) L 1-3

Sept. 6 vs. Roosevelt W 3-1

Sept. 6 vs. Davenport W 3-2

Sept. 7 vs. Illinois Tech W 3-0

Sept. 7 at #11 Madonna L 0-3



Sept. 21 Montana Tech* L 2-3


Sept. 28 at MSU-Northern* L 0-3




Oct. 17 at Dickinson State* W 3-1


Oct. 24 Dickinson State* W 3-0



Nov. 2 #24 MSU-Northern W 3-2

Nov. 7 at Lewis-Clark State L 0-3

Nov. 9 at Montana Tech W 3-0



60 2014 WESTMINSTER VOLLEYBALL ALMANACWESTMINSTER AThLETICS


dIrECTOr OF AThLETICS

In September 2006, Shay Wyatt was hired as Director of Athletics at Westminster

College. Under his guidance the intercollegiate athletic program has experienced

unprecedented growth and success. Wyatt’s leadership has led to increases

in the number of sports offered, enrollment, academic and athletic success,

departmental budget, community service efforts amongst student-athletes,

fundraising, corporate partners, ticket revenue, attendance at athletic events,

coaches and support staff and strategic planning efforts for the Athletics

Department.

In addition, Westminster Athletics has experienced facility enhancements,

improved eligibility and compliance processes, branding and website

technologies, licensing and apparel agreements have been established and a

student-athlete advisory committee and student fan group were formed. Wyatt

has served on various institutional committees and is a member of the National

Administrative Committee of the NAIA which sets policy and procedures for the

national organization.

Wyatt was named the Frontier Conference Athletic Director of the Year following

the 2013–14 season. That same year, Wyatt was also tabbed as one of the Under

Armour Athletic Directors of the Year.

Prior to Westminster College, Wyatt served as Director of Sports Marketing and

Bruin Club at Salt Lake Community College in 2006. While only at SLCC for a

short period of time, he secured the athletic department’s largest ever corporate

sponsorship.

From 2001-2006, Wyatt served as the Wildcat Club Executive Director at Weber

State University. He was responsible for the development efforts for the athletics

department including annual giving, major gifts, endowments, special events

and donor relations. The Wildcat Club experienced an increase in annual giving

totals each year Wyatt was at the helm, including a 17% increase in 2004. He was

instrumental in securing more than $350,000 in football suites, club seating and

basketball preferred seating.

Wyatt made his way to Weber State via Utah Valley State College where he served

as the Director of Development for Athletics from 1999-2001. He was responsible

for creating the fund raising arm of the athletic department, serving as the first-

ever development director at UVSC. In this role he defined all aspects of annual

giving and major gift opportunities. Upon his arrival at UVSC he increased annual

giving by 30% in his first year. He served as a member of the strategic planning

committee, planning the college’s move from NJCAA to NCAA Division I.

From 1995-1998, Wyatt served as the Athletic Events Coordinator at the University

of Utah. He was responsible for all aspects of event and facility management.

He served as Assistant Tournament Manager for the 1997 NCAA West Region

First/Second Rounds Men’s Basketball Tournament. He represented the athletics

department as a liaison for athletic facility renovation and construction projects

including the $50 million dollar, 50,000-seat football stadium renovation of Rice-

Eccles Stadium and several other facility construction projects totaling more than

$4 million.

AdmINISTrATION 2006-present: Director of Athletics

hIGhLIGhTS men’s BasketballNAIA Tournament 5 timesNAIA Second Round 2010NAIA Quarterfinals 2009Conference Champions 2008, 2009, 2010

Women’s BasketballNAIA Tournament 8 timesNAIA Second Round 2007, 2009, 2010, 2012NAIA Quarterfinals 2011, 2013, 2014Conference Champions 6 times

men’s GolfNAIA Tournament 2014

Women’s GolfNAIA Tournament 2011, 2012Conference Champions 2010, 2011, 2012

men’s LacrosseMCLA Tournament 8 timesMCLA D2 National Champions 2008Conference Champions 6 times

Women’s LacrosseWCLA Tournament 2011, 2012Conference Champions 2011, 2012

Women’s VolleyballNAIA Tournament 2007Conference Champions 2006

Women’s Alpine SkiingUSCSA National Champions 2009, 2010

Women’s SnowboardUSCSA National Champions 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013

A native of Murray, Utah, Wyatt attended Bethel College in Newton, Kansas where

he was a letterman in football. He graduated in 1993 with a degree in health,

physical education and recreation. He holds a Masters degree from Wichita State

University in sports administration. Wyatt prepped locally at Murray High School

(Utah.) He attended Cisco (Texas) JC and Snow (Utah) JC where he played football

for both schools. Wyatt is married to the former Mickelle Marston. They have two

sons Drew and Jake.

SHAY WyATTdIrECTOr OF AThLETICS

OFFICE: hWAC 108

phONE: 801.832.2344


AThLETICS AdmINISTrATION

AThLETICS STAFFAdmINISTrATION

Shay Wyatt Director of Athletics 832.2344

Adam Sanft Assistant AD for Compliance 832.2394

Dr. Susan Heath Assistant Provost / SWA 832.2283

Dr. Chris Cline Faculty Athletics Rep. 832.2346

Josh Fisher Info & Event Coordinator 832.2890

Alyson Vander Steen Marketing & Events 832.2333

Athletics Fax 474.2511

SpOrTS mEdICINE

Rick Hackford Head Athletic Trainer 832.2355

Kirsten Astle Asst. Athletic Trainer 832.2368

Sara Beaudry Asst. Athletic Trainer 832.2360

Sean Kendall Asst. Athletic Trainer 832.2367

STrENGTh & CONdITIONING

Eldon Brough Strength & Conditioning Coach 832.2222

hEAd COAChES

Sara Beaudry Snowboard (M&W) 832.2360

Chris Dorich Soccer (M) 832.2337

Al Givens Volleyball (W) 832.2343

Mason Goodhand Lacrosse (M) 832.2359

Niki Harding Lacrosse (W) 832.2865

Chris Hendrickson Skiing & Golf (M&W) 832.2349

Adam Hiatt Basketball (M) 832.2336

Shelley Jarrard Basketball (W) 832.2340

Tony LeBlanc Soccer (W) 832.2328

Dan Quinn Cross Country & Track (M&W) 832.2334

Nicole Vogel Song Leaders 832.2333

ASSISTANT COAChES

Ross Baker Snowboard (M&W) 832.2360

Kaicee Beal Lacrosse (W) 832.2865

Dylan Bidez Snowboard (M&W) 832.2360

Zach Collard Basketball (M) 832.2342

Nic Duncan Soccer (W) 832.2328

Marquis DuPre Cross Country & Track (M&W) 832.2334

Elaine Elliott Basketball (W) 832.2335

Jordan Hayter Basketball (M) 832.2342

Dan Horner Golf (M) 832.2349

Jenteal Jackson Basketball (W) & Golf (W) 832.2335

Jeremy Johnson Lacrosse (M) 832.2359

Justine Jones Soccer (W) 832.2328

Brad Lavoie Lacrosse (M) 832.2359

Josh Maxfield Soccer (M) 832.2337

Taylor Penrod Cross Country & Track (W) 832.2334

Annette Poulton Volleyball (W) 832.2343

Max Rolland Skiing (M) 832.2349

Brooke Shinaberry Lacrosse (W) 832.2865

James Taylor Soccer (W) 832.2328

Ryan Walcott Soccer (M) 832.2337

ALL ArEA COdES ArE 801

ADAM SANFTASSISTANT AThLETIC dIrECTOr FOr COmpLIANCE &

ACAdEmIC SErVICES

OFFICE: hWAC 216 | phONE: 801.832.2394

DR. SUSAN hEAThASSISTANT prOVOST FOr rETENTION & STUdENT

ENGAGEmENT / SENIOr WOmAN AdmINISTrATOr

OFFICE: CONVErSE 201B | phONE: 801.832.2283

DR. CHRIS CLINEFACULTy AThLETICS rEprESENTATIVE

OFFICE: mALOUF 210 | phONE: 801.832.2346

JOSH FIShErSpOrTS INFOrmATION ANd EVENTS COOrdINATOr


ALYSON VANdEr STEENdIrECTOr OF AThLETIC mArkETING & prOmOTIONS



WESTmINSTEr AThLETIC STAFF

kirsten AstleAsst. Athletic Trainer

ross BakerSnowboard

kaicee BealW Lacrosse

Sara BeaudryAsst. ATC / Snowboard

dylan BidezSnowboard

Eldon BroughStrength & Conditioning

dr. Chris ClineFaculty Athletics Rep

Zach CollardM Basketball

Chris dorichM Soccer

Nic duncanW Soccer

marquis dupreCross Country / Track

Elaine ElliottW Basketball

Josh FisherSports Info & Events

Al GivensVolleyball

mason GoodhandM Lacrosse

rick hackfordHead Athletic Trainer

Niki hardingW Lacrosse

Jordan hayterM Basketball

dr. Susan heathAsst. Provost / SWA

Chris hendricksonGolf / Skiing

Adam hiattM Basketball

dan hornerGolf

Jenteal JacksonW Basketball / Golf

Shelley JarrardW Basketball

Jeremy JohnsonM Lacrosse

Justine JonesW Soccer

Sean kendallAsst. Athletic Trainer

Brad LavoieM Lacrosse

Tony LeBlancW Soccer

Josh maxfieldM Soccer

Taylor penrodCross Country / Track

Annette poultonW Volleyball

dan QuinnCross Country / Track

max rollandSkiing

Adam SanftAsst. AD for Compliance

Brooke ShinaberryW Lacrosse

James TaylorW Soccer

Alyson Vander SteenMarketing & Promotions

Nicole VogelSong Leaders

ryan WalcottM Soccer

Shay WyattDirector of Athletics


AThLETIC FACILITIES

BEhNkEN FIELd hOUSE

The Dolores Dore Eccles Heatlh, Wellness and Athletic Center is a three-story,

84,500-square-foot facility, completed in 2006, that houses Griffins Athletics and

includes a swimming pool, full complement of fitness equipment, a weight room

and exercise studio, and a technically challenging, 46-foot climbing wall. Above

a field house that holds 1,200 spectators is a suspended running track with a

high-tech surface and corner windows with views. Behnken Field House includes

an athletic training room, locker rooms, team meeting rooms, coaches offices, and

equipment storage space for our popular Griffin intercollegiate sports, including

men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and

women’s golf, women’s soccer, and women’s volleyball. Behnken Field House has

a capacity of 1,200.


AThLETIC FACILITIES

dUmkE FIELd

Dumke Field, on the site of the Dane Hansen Stadium,

was opened October 2, 1949, by college president

Robert D. Steele (1939–1952). It was a gift of the

George Hansen family in memory of a son and

brother, Lt. Dane Hansen, Class of 1940, who lost

his life in World War II. Having had seating for 1,200

attendants, the stadium had been the college soccer

and activities field, commencement green, and later a

paved parking facility. In fall 2005, it was transformed

into a parking structure, with an elevated artificial turf

athletic field on top. This facility is now the home

field for the Griffins men’s and women’s soccer and

men’s and women’s lacrosse teams and has a cpacity

of 1,700.


pAyNE STrENGTh rOOm

Payne Gymnasium houses the newly renovated Griffins strength and athletic

training facilities, auxiliary basketball court, locker rooms, and offices for men’s

and women’s lacrosse and men’s soccer. Built during the term of President

Herbert W. Reherd (1913–1939), it was named after the president of the Board of

Trustees and manager of the local J.C. Penney Company; groundbreaking was July

1928 and dedication January 11, 1929.

Though the college worried that it was frivolous to spend money on a gymnasium,

the facility, designed by architect Walter E. Ware, provided badly needed recreation

for the school and groups in the entire Sugar House area. It was added to and

remodeled in 1970 under President Manford Shaw (1968–1976), and has housed

the basketball and volleyball programs, dances, speakers, luncheons, career fairs,

orientations, and a variety of other cultural and social student events—including

being the practice facility for the Utah Jazz from 1979 to May 1999.

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yOUr hOmE FOr GrIFFIN AThLETICS ALL SEASON LONG!Westminster Athletics will once again broadcast most of their home events live

on Griffins TV this season. Griffins TV is available for free to bring you all of the

excitement of your favorite Griffin teams.

Griffins TV is a student-operated broacast channel that is carried through Livestream.

Many games will feature multiple camera angles with coach interviews before and

after the action. Fans also have the ability to interact with each other through the

chat window of the streaming page at livestream.com/griffins.

Select Griffins TV games will also be simulcast live on Comcast 6 in Utah. Comcast

has partnered with Westminster since 2012 to braodcast Westminster games all

across norhtern Utah.

Lance Barton will once again serve as the voice of Griffin volleyball. Barton took over

that roll in 2013 and also works on lacrosse games and is the analyst for Griffin

basketball contests.

Griffins TV can be found online at WestminsterGriffins.com/griffinstv

Live Stats can be found online at WestminsterGriffins.com/coverage.aspx

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WESTMINSTER COLLEGE


BrIAN LEVIN-STANkEVIChPresidentDr. Brian L. Levin-Stankevich is Westminster College’s 17th

president. President Levin-Stankevich was the chancellor at

the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire from 2006 through

2012. During his tenure, he initiated and led a broadly

based strategic planning process and successfully moved

new academic programs through the University of Wisconsin

system.

President Stankevich is the recipient of the 2011 President’s

Award (NASPA) and the 2006 Regents Teaching Excellence

Department Award. Prior to his Chancellorship at Eau Claire, he was interim president of

Eastern Washington University. Dr. Levin-Stankevich holds a bachelor’s degree in history from

Hamilton College and a Ph.D. from SUNY.

WESTmINSTEr COLLEGE AdmINISTrATION


WESTmINSTEr COLLEGE

Westminster is a nationally recognized, comprehensive liberal arts college. With a broad

array of graduate and undergraduate programs, Westminster is distinguished by its

unique environment for learning. Westminster prepares students for success through

active and engaged learning, real world experiences, and its vibrant campus community.

Westminster’s unique location, adjacent to the Rocky Mountains and to the dynamic city

of Salt Lake, further enriches the college experience.

While we’re proud that Westminster is consistently ranked as a “Top Tier” college and

recognized on the list of “Great Schools” by the U.S.News & World Report, and that

Westminster was named “Best in the West” by the Princeton Review, we hope you’ll come

to campus, whether you’re a high school student or one of our alumni, and experience

the Westminster community for yourself.

ACAdEmICS

Westminster offers more than 70 academic programs, including 34 majors, from

accounting and international business to nursing and sociology. The most popular

majors are business, nursing, psychology, and education. In addition, the college offers

a variety of minors and 10 graduate programs. About 95 percent of the students go to

graduate school or are employed within six months of graduation. The nursing program

has a 100 percent placement rate. In addition to Westminster’s successful outcomes,

a Utah Foundation study found that Westminster graduates have among the highest

starting salaries of any university graduates in the state. These high starting salaries were

attributed in part to the fact that nearly 70 percent of students complete an internship

before they graduate.

Students choose Westminster College for many reasons, including our intense focus

on individual students and their learning, the combination of liberal education and

professional studies, our active learning experiences, dynamic campus environment, and

the real world experiences we offer to ensure that our students are prepared to succeed

in a rapidly changing world.

hISTOry

Westminster College has played a pivotal role in the educational heritage of the

intermountain area. Founded in 1875 as the Salt Lake Collegiate Institute, a preparatory

school, Westminster first offered college classes in 1897 as Sheldon Jackson College.

Named in honor of its primary benefactor, Sheldon Jackson, the college operated for

many years on the Collegiate Institute campus in downtown Salt lake City.

Gradually the institute became identified as the college preparatory department, and

high school classes continued to be an integral part of the curriculum until 1945. In

1902, college trustees adopted the new name, Westminster. Moving to its present

location in 1911, Westminster became the first accredited two-year junior college in

the intermountain area. In 1935 Westminster modified its curriculum to qualify as a

four-year junior college and in 1949 became a four-year liberal arts institution offering

baccalaureate degrees in the arts and sciences.

Today Westminster exists as a fully independent, privately funded, nondenominational,

comprehensive liberal arts institution of higher learning with selected graduate programs,

meeting the West’s educational needs as it has since 1875.

ABOUT WESTmINSTEr COLLEGE


Salt Lake is a city of unexpected surprises and brims with history, art, culture, entertainment and recreation - all in a beautiful location at the foot of Utah’s Wasatch

Mountains. Salt Lake combines the amenities of a large metro area with the opportunity to take advantage of year round outdoor recreation within minutes in every

direction. An attractive, safe, and growing city, Salt Lake offers unequaled views, a thriving economy, exciting nightlife, remarkable history, the warm hospitality of

a small western town, and *The Greatest Snow on Earth, TM*. Salt Lake is an incredible destination for patrons of the performing arts with: Ballet West, Utah Opera

Company, Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company, Repertory Dance Theatre, Mormon Tabernacle Choir, The Utah Symphony. Numerous theater groups and over twenty art

galleries are within minutes of Salt Lake’s downtown hotels.

Salt Lake is located in northern Utah and sits in a large valley between two mountain ranges, the Wasatch on the east side and the Oquirrhs to the west. Getting to Salt

Lake has never been easier. All of the major airlines fly into Salt Lake, so you can get here in no time. Half of the U. S. population is located within a two and a half hour

flight from Salt Lake and two major interstate highways, I-15 and I-80 intersect in Salt Lake City.

SALT LAkE CITy


GrIFFINS CLUB


2014 VOLLEYBALL hOME SChEduLESept. 19 vs. Montana Western* 7 p.m.

Sept. 25 vs. Montana State-Northern* 7 p.m.

Sept. 27 vs. Great Falls* 2 p.m.

Oct. 16 vs. Rocky Mountain* 7 p.m.

Oct. 18 vs. Carroll* 2 p.m.

Nov. 6 vs. Lewis-Clark State* 7 p.m.

Nov. 8 vs. Montana Tech* 2 p.m.

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