volleyball media guide 2009

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REDLANDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Quick Facts 1Media Relations Personnel 1Media Policy 1Athletics Directory 2NJCAA Conference 3

ABOUT THE COLLEGEMission Statement 4 President Dr. Larry Devane 4Cougar Club (Athletic Boosters) 5Athletic Facilities 5 Campus Life 6Academic Programs 7 Campus Housing 7

CITY PROFILEEl Reno, Oklahoma 8Driving Directions 9Hotels and Restaurants 9

COACHING STAFFHead Coach 10Assistant Coach 11AD/ Support Staff 12

SEASON PREVIEWSeason Outlook 13Mascot Info 13 Schedule 13Player Roster 14Sophomores 15-17Freshmen 18-27

TEAM HISTORYChampionships 28 Player Awards 28School Records 29-30Where Players Go 31Letter Winners 32


QUICK FACTSLocation El Reno, OKFounded 1938Enrollment 2250Conference NJCAA Region 2Colors Redlands Red and GoldNickname Cougars

President Dr. Larry DevaneAthletic Director Matt Newgent

Head Coach Kristin VincentCareer Record 263-165 (.614)Record at Redlands 263-165 (.614)Assistant Coach Karina BellatoVincent’s Office Phone (405) 422-6255

First Year of Volleyball 1997All-Time Record 263-165 (.614)NJCAA Tournament Appearances 1 Last Appearance 1999

2008 Record 26-8Returning Players 3Newcomers 10

MEDIA RELATIONSPublic Information Coordinator

Deirdre Steiner(405) 422-1467

Public Information Graphic Designer

Andrew Davis(405) 422-1237

RCC Photographer

Larry Clements(405) 422-6242

MEDIA POLICYAny requests for interviews, photos, printed materials should be directed to the Public Information Coordinator at 422-1467 or [email protected].

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Athletic AdministrationMatt Newgent, Athletic Director 422-1280Peggy Ward, Administrative Asst. 422-1418

Men’s BasketballYaphett King, Head Coach 422-6230Earnest Crumbley Jr., Assistant Coach 422-6249 Women’s BasketballJay Niehues, Head Coach 422-6258Sheila Howard, Assistant Coach 422-6237

Select Physical TherapyAron Steffen, Physical Therapist 422-1291

BaseballMatt Newgent, Head Coach 422-1280Jacob Johnson, Assistant Coach 422-6259Ross Ashley, Assistant Coach 422-6259

VolleyballKristin Vincent, Head Coach 422-6255Karina Bellato, Assistant Coach 422-1285

Women’s Golf Gerrod Chadwell, Head Coach 422-6241

Training RoomEli Zucksworth, Head Trainer 422-6276

ATHLETICS DIRECTORY

VOLLEYBALL 101EQUIPMENTThe net height is 7’ 4 1/8” for women. The ball circumference is 25.5” to 27” and the weight is 9 to 10 ounces. The indoor court is 18 m x 9m.

RULES

Volleyball matches are made up of games played best three out of five to 30. The deciding game or game 5, if necessary, is only played to 15.

Teams will switch sides when both teams have a total score of 8 points combined. The rally scoring system allows a point to be scored on any ball that hits the ground, regardless of which team is serving. Scores can occur from kills or errors.

• Each team can have six players on the floor at a time.

• Teams must stay in the same positions that they started the game in.

• Each team can have 12 substitutions per game. After that, no more subs may enter the game.

• A player entering for another must continue to go in and out for that player for the duration of the game, unless they are the libero.

• Each side is allowed three touches on the ball. The ball must go back over the net on the third hit, usually pass, set, attack. To hit the ball more that three times on a side is illegal, and the opposing team is awarded the point.

• There cannot be double contact on the ball. The ball must hit clean and be passed clean. A double hit is also illegal, and the opposing team is awarded the point. The official signals a double hit by holding up two fingers.

POSITIONS: Middle Blocker: reads the opponent’s setter and blocks the ball Outside Hitter: an all-around player: hitting and blocking Libero: strickly a defensive player, a great passer and an even better digger, wears different color jersye than teammates. Setter: an offensive player decides who gets the ball and when Opposite: responsible for blocking the opponent’s outside hitter

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CONFERENCEDIVISION I - REGION IIRedlands Community College is a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA). The NJCAA was founded in 1938; it is an association of community college and junior college athletic departments throughout the United States of America, holding 24 separate regions with 436 members. Redlands Community College is in Region II Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference, also known as OCAC.

Redlands Community College is a member of the Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference

REGION II MEMBERSArkansas Baptist CollegeLittle Rock, Arkansas

Carl Albert State CollegePoteau, Oklahoma

Connors State CollegeWarner, Oklahoma

Eastern Oklahoma State CollegeWilburton, Oklahoma

Murray State CollegeTishomingo, Oklahoma

North Arkansas CollegeHarrison, Arkansas

Northeastern Oklahoma A&M CollegeMiami, Oklahoma

Northern Oklahoma College-EnidEnid, Oklahoma

Northern Oklahoma College-TonkawaTonkawa, Oklahoma

Redlands Community CollegeEl Reno, Oklahoma

Rose State CollegeMidwest City, Oklahoma

Seminole State CollegeSeminole, Oklahoma

Western Oklahoma State CollegeAltus, Oklahoma

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MISSION STATEMENT

PRESIDENTDR. LARRY DEVANE

Redlands Community College provides a learner-centered environment committed to academic excellence strengthened through service and civic engagement.

Value Statements Include:Learner-Centered Environment - Provide a rich academic environment in which learners engage in designing and completing individual educational goals.

Academic Excellence - Provide opportunities for continu-ous academic growth through a challenging and rigorous curriculum enhanced by the application of research and technology.

Collaboration and Service - Provide learning opportunities in collaboration with public and private partners that reinforce the value of service to others and strengthen ethical devel-opment and civic engagement.

Dr. Larry F. Devane has served as President of Redlands Community College since 1990. He has created a vi-sion for Redlands that includes state of the art technology instructional and training access, varied course and program delivery modes, student focused facilities and a high standard for competitive athletics at Redlands.

Devane has served as President of the President’s Association for both the Two-Year President’s Council and All-President’s Council as well as leadership roles in Academic, Legislative and Economic Councils. He is the

current President of the Council of North Central Two-Year Colleges, CNCTYC, encompassing nineteen states of the Higher Learning Commission.

Devane’s civic leadership roles are varied, including such activities as Board of Directors for El Reno Chamber of Commerce Foundation for Progress of which he was named El Reno Citizen of the Year, Chairman for the El Reno Industrial Development Corporation, El Reno Federal Corrections Institute Community Advisory Council, President of the Canadian County Greater Oklahoma City Metro United Way, Coordinator of Leadership Canadian County and has served as Finance Chair and is the current Chairman of the Canadian Valley Integris Hospital.

Prior to Redlands, Dr. Devane was President of Highland Community College in Highland, Kansas. He attended Coffeyville Community College, earned his bachelor and master degrees from Emporia State University and his Ph. D. degree in adult and occupational education from Kansas State University in 1975.

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ABOUT THE COLLEGE

COUGAR CLUBBECOME A MEMBER OF THE TEAM BEHIND THE TEAMSMaroon & Gold ClubOne 10-ticket Punch Pass, Hat, Media Guide: Name recognition in all guides, Cougar Den Access

Silver CougarOne 10-ticket Punch Pass, 3-month Fitness for Life family pass, Hat, Media Guide: Name recognition in all guides, Cougar Den Access

Golden CougarOne 20-ticket Punch Pass, 3-month Fitness for Life family pass, Hat

Super CougarOne 20-ticket Punch Pass, 6-month Fitness for Life family pass, Hat

2’X 3’ Arena signageMedia Guide: ¼ page-All sports, Cougar Den Access

Support Cougar athletic teams by

sponsoring a banner or a sign or by making

a tax-deductible donation.

To Become a Member Call (405) 422-1280

ATHLETIC

FACILITIES

Training Room Fitness Room Swimming Pool

Volleyball/Basketball Court

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The educational advantages of Redlands Community College are numerous. We have an open-door policy that encourages first-time and returning students to become a name not just a number. Admission requires no minimum GPA or ACT score, but may require an assessment test. No matter your background, you can attain great results at RCC.

From fully equipped science and computer labs to smart classrooms with IETV capabilities, your educational needs and expectations will be met and exceeded with the most up-to-date technologies available. The main campus encompasses 55 acres and includes several buildings, many of which have newly renovated classrooms and labs.

We kick off the fall semester each year with the Cougar Bash, a campus-wide event filled with food and fun, including world-famous onion burgers, games, and other activities. Activities continue throughout the year with music videos, concerts, volunteer activities, and leadership activities. Join any of the more than 20 student organizations on campus. Organizations include Aggie Club, Students in Free Enterprise, Phi Theta Kappa, Student Nursing Association, and more.

FREE SERVICES AVAILABLE TO ALL STUDENTSDevelopmental Math CoursesSpecial Workshops & SeminarsCollege Survival Course Work

College Level Math Courses Cultural Events & Activities Financial Aid Counseling

Vocational Counseling Professional Tutoring Career Counseling

Transfer Assistance

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*Information from Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education

$96.75

Oklahoma’s Four-Year

Institutions Redlands Community College

$196.35AVERAGE

COMPARE THE COSTper credit hour

WHY REDLANDS?

CAMPUS LIFE

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Redlands Community College’s athletic facilities contain a Select Physical Therapy sports medicine clinic and Fitness for Life center. The Fitness for Life center provides access to the college’s indoor swimming pool, fitness workout room, racquetball court, indoor walking area, dry saunas and steam saunas.

You can afford to attend RCC! No mandatory fees mean more of your cost is covered by programs such as Oklahoma’s Promise (OHLAP). Plus, we cost less than half as much as Oklahoma’s four-year institutions. This means you’ll save around $4,500 by spending your first two years with us. At the end of those two years, you’ll have an associate’s degree and be prepared to enter the workforce or enter the third year of a four-year bachelor’s degree.

Campus Housing:Get your education and enjoy the dorm experience with a luxury feel at Cougar Crossing! Cougar Crossing residents enjoy fully-furnished two or four bedroom apartments featuring leather couches, leather lounge chairs, full-sized appliances, full beds, dining room tables and chairs, and much more. Walk to class, the cafeteria, the library or the campus book store, while living with others pursuing similar life goals.

You and your friends will find plenty to do at Cougar Crossing. We host karaoke parties, movie nights on the big screen, cookouts, and tons more. Relax on one of the comfortable couches, work out in the fitness center, or hang out in the cyber lounge.

For more information contact Student Services

Call (405) 422-1417Visit: 1300 South Country Club Rd; El Reno, OK 73036

ACADEMIC MAJORSASSOCIATE IN SCIENCEAgriculture (eight option areas)Fitness/Athletic TrainerMathematicsPre-Professional Sciences (four option areas)

ASSOCIATE IN ARTSArtBusiness AdministrationPre-Criminal JusticePre-Education (Elementary or Secondary)EnglishFamily Studies/Child DevelopmentGeneral StudiesHealth, Physical Education & Recreation PsychologySocial Studies (two option areas)Speech

ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCEApplied Technology (six option areas)Business Administration Technology (six option areas)Child DevelopmentCriminal Justice (six option areas)Early Childhood Center ManagementEquine ScienceNursing, RN

CAREER CERTIFICATE PROGRAMSCertificate of Mastery in Child Development

ABOUT THE COLLEGE

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WHERE IS REDLANDS?

EL RENORedlands Community College is located in El Reno, OK. El Reno is located just west of Oklahoma City. El Reno is rich in cultural history. El Reno is home to Historic Fort Reno, Canadian Country County Museum and the Heritage Express Rail Trolley. RCC is less than a mile from Crimson Creek Golf Course and Lake El Reno, a 300 acre lake that can be used recreationally for water skiing, jet skiing, swimming, boating and fishing.

Frontier City Theme ParkWhite Water BayOklahoma City Thunder (NBA)Oklahoma City Museum of ArtMat Hoffman Action Sports ParkMyriad Botanical GardensNational Cowboy & Western Heritage MuseumOklahoma City Zoo & Botanical GardensRocktown Climbing GymBricktown DistrictOklahoma City National Memorial15

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DRIVING

DIRECTIONS

RESTAURANTS ACCOMMODATIONS

Weatherford

Mustang

Yukon

Enid

Hennessey

King�sher Guthrie

Oklahoma City

NormanMinco

ChickashaAnadarko

Hinton

Watonga

El Reno

RCC

Oklahoma City:I-40 W/US-270W 26.4 miles, take the Country Club Rd exit, EXIT 123, turn right onto S. Country Club Rd. Go 0.8 miles. RCC is on your left.

Weatherford:I-40 E for 41.4 miles, take the Country Club Rd exit, EXIT 123, turn left onto S. Country Club Rd. Go 0.9 miles. RCC is on your left.

Kingfisher:US-81 S/OK-3 E for 12.1 miles, merge onto US-81 S toward El Reno 11.4 miles, turn right onto W. Sunset Dr/I-40 BR/OK-66 for 1 mile, turn left onto S. Country Club Rd. Go 0.8 miles. RCC is on your right.

Chickasha:US-81 N for 31.3 miles, merge on I-40 W/US-270 W via the ramp on the LEFT toward Amarillo go 1.9 miles, take the Country Club Rd exit, EXIT 123, turn right onto S. Country Club Rd. Go 0.8 miles. RCC is on your left.

Best Western2701 S Country Club, El Reno, OK 73036(405) 262-6490

Comfort Inn1707 S.W. 27th Street, El Reno, OK 73036(405) 405-262-3050

Days Inn2712 S. Country Club, El Reno, OK 73036(405) 262-8720

Economy Express2851 S. Highway 81 & I-40, El Reno, OK 73036(405) 262-1022

Motel 61506 Domino Lane, El Reno, OK 73036(405) 262-6060

Montana Mike’s SteakhouseSunday - Thursday 11 a.m. til 9 p.m.Friday & Saturday 11 a.m. til 10 p.m.1609 Southwest 27th, El Reno, OK 73036

Denny’s RestaurantFor Hours Call: (405) 262-35352701 South Contry Club Road, El Reno, OK 73036

Serapio’s Mexican RestaurantFor Hours Call: (405) 262-77441637 E Highway 66, El Reno, OK 73036

Sid’s DinerFor Hours Call: (405) 262-7757300 South Choctaw, El Reno, OK 73036

Georgeo’s Mediterranean CuisineOpen For Lunch & Dinner1218 Sunset Dr, El Reno, OK 73036

CITY PROFILE

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Kristin Vincent begins her twelfth year as Redlands Community College’s Head Volleyball Coach. Vincent is Redlands first and only Volleyball Coach, having started the program in 1997. RCC won the NJCAA Region II Tournament championship during her first three years at the helm of the upstart program, from 1997-99. Vincent guided the Cougars to back-to-back 30-plus win seasons in 1998 and 1999. It was in 1999 that Vincent would lead her team to the NJCAA National Tournament in Kansas, a first in both school and program history.

The next few years, saw some challenges. In 2000, the Cougars returned only one letter winner and struggled to an 11-18 record. The year 2001 would prove to be same song second verse, posting an almost identical 12-18 mark. 2002 began a comeback with a 24-17 record and a Region II second place finish. In 2004, the Lady Cougars finished the season #20 in the polls, but lost a 5th game heartbreaker 14-16 to Seminole State to finish 3rd. in the Region Tournament

The 2005 season marked another rebuilding year that was the precursor to three strong seasons in 2006, 2007 and 2008. The Lady Cougars had winning seasons all three years, but found the same result at the end: losing the regional finals to UAFS. In 2008, UAFS ended up finishing their season as National Runner-Up. But despite the loss at the end of 2008, the Lady Cougars made school history, becoming the first recruiting class to spend every week of their careers ranked in the national polls.

Vincent holds several records at the University of Central Oklahoma where she was a 4-year starter during her college playing years. Her records at UCO include the highest single season hitting average (.377), most career solo blocks (177) and the most assisted blocks (515) ever at the UCO. In addition, she ranks among the top in assisted blocks during a season in the Lone Star Conference, posting 164 as a sophomore. In 2008, Vincent was inducted into UCO’s Athletic Hall of Fame. She is currently the NJCAA Women’s Region 2 Director. Every summer, Vincent conducts various volleyball camps.

Her coaching career is highlighted by having coached 3 All-Americans, 15 All-Region players and 18 Academic All-Americans. 38 of her players have gone on to play at 4-year colleges across the nation. Prior to starting the program at Redlands, Vincent was an Assistant Coach at Edmond Memorial High School. Vincent played high school volleyball at perennial power Martin High School in Arlington, Texas.

KRISTIN VINCENTHEAD COACH12TH SEASON | 263-165 (.614) RECORD AT RCC

COACH PROFILE

PersonalHometown Arlington, TexasCollege University of Central Oklahoma

Coaching Highlights1999 NJCAA Tournament Appearance1999 District B Coach of the Year1997 Creation of RCC’s Volleyball Program

Prior Coaching History1996-1997 University of Central Oklahoma Assistant Coach1995-1996 Edmond Memorial High School Head Coach

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COACHING STAFF

Karina Bellato comes to the Redlands coaching staff with more than 15 years of playing experience. She was five time National Champion at MacKenzie University in Brazil and three time MVP. Bellato’s American playing experience was at perennial powerhouse Frank Phillips College in Borger, TX. During her two years at Frank, the Lady Plainsmen were Region Champions advancing both years to the National Tournament and finishing 6th and 4th place respectively. Her duties will include assisting in recruiting and game and practice management. Her expertise is in the area of passing and ball control.

COACH PROFILE

PersonalHometown Sao Paulo, BrazilCollege MacKenzie University

Collegiate HonorsAll Region Team 2006 & 2007Defensive Player of the Year 2006 & 2007

Prior Coaching History2007-2008 Oklahoma Elite Assistant Coach

ASSISTANT COACHKARINA BELLATO2ND SEASON

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Matt Newgent begins his seventh season as head coach for the Cougar baseball team and also serves as Athletic Director. Under Newgent’s guidance the Cougar’s have been ranked each of the last four seasons, and as high as a #2 national ranking in 2008. Since Coach Newgent’s arrival six years ago, the program has again regained its prominence nationally. Newgent and his staff spent the 2009 off-season continuing a renovation of the Cougar baseball facility, while continuing to recruit quality student-athletes to ensure continued success for the program.

Newgent began his collegiate athletic career at Redlands Community College as a catcher under former coach Don Brown. During that season the Cougars went to the NJCAA World Series in Millington, Tennessee, where they finished fourth. After leaving RCC, Newgent completed his collegiate playing experience at University of Indianapolis. His collegiate accolades include all tournament catcher honors at the NJCAA World Series, two-time member of the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) All-Conference Team and Academic All-Conference Team, NCAA North Central Region Team, and Most Valuable Player during his senior season at University of Indianapolis.

Prior to coaching at RCC, Newgent served as Assistant Baseball Coach at Olney Central Community College in Olney, Illinois, where they finished with a record of 40-20 and a trip to the Region 24 Tournament. He was also the Assistant Baseball Coach at University of Indianapolis for three seasons and helped guide the team to a third place finish in the NCAA Division II World Series in 2000, and a school best 51-15 record in 2001.

Newgent is a member of the American Baseball Coaches Association. He earned his Associate of Arts from Redlands Community College in 1997, his Bachelor of Arts in History in 1999, and his Master of Business Administration in 2002 from the University of Indianapolis. Coach Newgent, a native of Piedmont, now resides in Yukon with his wife Christa and their son, Ian.

ATHLETIC DIRECTORMATT NEWGENT2ND SEASON AS ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 7TH SEASON AS BASEBALL HEAD COACH

Second year Redlands Community College Head Athletic Trainer, Eli Zucksworth, is responsible for preparing the athletes for both practice and games, while treating on-site injuries.

Eli Zucksworth is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) and the Oklahoma Athletic Trainers Association. He is a 2005 graduate of Oklahoma State University where he earned his bachelor’s degree in athletic training. In 2007, he received his Master of Education degree from Southeastern Oklahoma State University.

ATHLETIC TRAINERELI ZUCKSWORTH2ND SEASON

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SEASON PREVIEW

After completing possibly one of the most successful seasons in program his-tory, the 2009 Cougar Volleyball Team is looking forward to continuing the success of last year’s group.

From last year’s squad, who finished the season 26-8 and spent every week ranked in the top 20, there are 3 players returning: Middle Blocker, Felicia Ezenwa from El Paso, TX; Outside Hitter, Lindsay Hughes from OKC and Libero, Shayna Severance from Prineville, OR.

We will be looking for our freshmen to step in and make an immediate im-pact on the court. To find the caliber athlete we were needing to continue the success that has become synonymous with Redlands Volleyball, the coach-ing staff went south of the border to Texas. From Denton: Outside Hitter, Kimmy Seiler and Setter Brook Walford. From El Paso: Outside Hitter, Adriana Rodriguez; Right Side Hitter, Abby Savage and Defensive Specialist, Krystal Martinez. From Bridgeport, Middle Hitter Janie Foreman; from Weatherford, Malayna Alleman; and from Pampa, Outside Hitter, Jessica Miner. Rounding out this year’s freshmen class are Outside Hitter, Liz Marquez from Juarez, Mexico and Middle Hitter, Melissa Sandoval from Santiago, Columbia.

We will once again have a tough travel schedule to go along with our region play, which generally touts at least one team ranked in the top 20. We will be attending one of the top tournaments in the nation in Houston at the Texas Tornados training facility, one at North Central Texas and one in Tyler, TX.

The coaching and administrative staff at Redlands would like to thank you in advance for your support of Cougar Athletics and our athletes. We are looking forward to another excellent year on the volleyball court!

Go Cougars!

The story of the Redlands Cougar is shrouded in mystery. The Cougar first appeared as the official Redlands mascot post-1970. Prior to that Redland’s (originally called El Reno Junior College) mascot was the Chieftain, which was chosen to correspond with El Reno High School’s mascot the Indian. Now, this elusive nameless cat can occasionally be spotted around campus. Be On The Lookout!

SCHEDULE08/28-29 TX Tornados Tournament TBA09/01 NCTC 5:0009/04-05 Cougar Classic TBA09/08 Seminole 1:00 RCC vs NCTC 5:0009/09 Frank Phillips 5:0009/14 NOC-Enid 6:0009/18-19 NCTC Tournament TBA09/23 Seminole 6:0010/01 Frank Phillips 6:0010/02 NOC-Enid 6:0010/03 Paris 1:00 Eastfield 3:0010/05 Seminole 6:0010/06 Clarendon 6:0010/13 Clarendon 6:0010/19 NOC-Enid 6:0010/22 Seminole TBA10/23-24 Tyler JC Tournament TBA10/26 NOC-Enid 6:0010/29 NEO 6:0011/06-07 Regional Tournament Seminole11/19-21 National Tournament Lousiana

Home Games in Bold

SEASON

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1 Jessica Miner FR 5’7 OH Pampa, TX

2 Krystal Martinez FR 5’3 DS/Lib El Paso, TX

3 Lindsay Hughes SO 5’9 OH Oklahoma City, OK

4 Liz Marquez FR 5’10 S Juarez, Mexico

5 Melissa Sandoval FR 6’0 MB Santiago, Columbia

6 Brooke Walford FR 5’10 S Denton, TX

7 Adriana Rodriguez FR 5’7 OH El Paso, TX

8 Malayna Alleman FR 5’2 DS/Lib Weatherford, TX

10 Janie Foreman FR 5’11 MB Paradise, TX

11 Felicia Ezenwa SO 5’11 MB El Paso, TX

12 Abby Savage FR 6’0 Opp El Paso, TX

14 Kim Seiler FR 5’7 OH Denton, TX

15 Shayna Severance SO 5’7 DS/Lib Prineville, ORWOM

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SEASON PREVIEW

PERSONALITY PROFILE

11Sophomore | 5’10’’ | Middle Hitter El Paso, TX

GP MP K E TA PCT% A SA SE RE DG BS BA BE BHE2008 65 25 56 30 149 .174 3 0 2 0 22 27 49 8 3

RCC Athletic Honors: Nationally ranked in blocking average per game, leads conference in block-ing average per game

High School Athletic HonorsAll-District Volleyball, All-District Basketball, All-District Track, 2-time Metro Sports Volleyball Game of the Week MVP, 3-time Regional Track Meet Qualifier, District 100m Dash Champion Senior Year

High School Academic HonorsAcademic Letterman 4 consecutive years, Top 2% in class, All-Irvin Girl, National Honor Society President, Class President 2 years

FELICIA UZUNMAEZENWA

Favorite Player/Team: Dwight HowardFavorite Sports Memory: Finally winning the District 4A 100m dash my senior yearFuture Plans: Become a physical therapist or an orthopedic surgeonNickname: Filly Favorite food: CerealFavorite musician/group: Beyonce Favorite vacation spot: HawaiiI can’t live without: SweetsMost prized possession: My sneakers Favorite movie: Good BurgerI can’t believe I watch: Spongebob Squarepants Favorite actor/actress: Will SmithFavorite TV show: Sister, Sister If I won a million dollars, I would: Spend, save, donate, and invest!

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3Sophomore | 5’9 “ | Outside Hitter

Moore, Oklahoma

GP MP K E TA PCT% A SA SE RE DG BS BA BE BHE2008 12 8 11 12 35 -.029 1 2 5 1 7 1 0 0 0

High School Athletic Honors: Varsity Track Newcomer of the Year Award, State Qualifier 400M & 1600M Relay, State Finalist 800M Relay & 1600M Relay, 5th Place State 400M Relay, Varsity Track Most Valuable Player, Varsity Volleyball Team Captain, All Tourna-ment Player at Cameron University Invitational

High School Academic Honors: First Honors Honor Roll, Academic Excellence in Christian Service National Honor Roll, Who’s Who Among High School Students, Certificate of outstand-ing academic performance ACT explore program-English from state regents for higher education

RCC Academic HonorsRedlands Community College Foundation scholarship, President’s Honor Roll

LINDSAY NICOLE HUGHES

PERSONALITY PROFILEFuture Plans: Attend Florida to pursue marine biologyNickname: DoriFavorite musician/group: Eli Young Band I can’t live without: Sweatpants Most prized possession: My chapstickFavorite movie: TroyFavorite actor/actress: The RockFavorite TV show: Sports Nobody knows I can: Cook foodBiggest superstition: Walking under a ladder and opening an umbrella inside!

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SEASON PREVIEW

15Sophomore | 5’8” | LiberoPrineville, Oregon

GP MP K E TA PCT% A SA SE RE DG BS BA BE BHE2008 121 35 1 1 9 .000 11 57 57 34 483 0 0 0 1

SHAYNA MARIESEVERANCE

PERSONALITY PROFILE

High School Athletic Honors:2-time Libero of the year

RCC Athletic Honors:Letter Winner, Digs Record Holder, Match Digs Co-Record Holder

Future Plans: Finish school and go to cosmetology school to become a hair dresserNickname: Shane Marie Favorite food: PizzaFavorite vacation spot: The beach, any beachI can’t live without: A good time Most prized possession: Family and the people closest to meI can’t believe I watch: Tom and Jerry (every morning)If I won a million dollars, I would: Try to save it, prolly not! Nobody knows I can: No secrets here!Biggest superstition: Black cats

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8Freshman | 5’2” | Libero

Weatherford, Texas

High School Academic HonorsAcademic All-District All Four Years

High School Athletic HonorsLibero of the Year 2007-08 & 2008-09, Volleyball MVP 2009, Defensive Specialist MVP 2007, Softball Second Team All-District Infielder 2008, Softball First Team All-District Right Fielder 2008

MALAYNAALLEMAN

PERSONALITY PROFILE

Favorite Player/Team: Misty May Treanor/USA Volleyball Favorite Sports Memory: Named MVP of my senior yearFuture Plans: After RCC go to a four year university and get degrees in Criminal Justice and Accounting Nickname: Mel Favorite food: CrawfishFavorite vacation spot: Tablerock Lake in Branson, Missouri I can’t live without: ReligionMost prized possession: Family Favorite movie: Save the Last Dance Favorite actor/actress: Sandra Bullock I can’t believe I watch: Hannah Montana If I won a million dollars, I would: Save it and make sure family is taken care ofPerson I would like to meet: Misty May Treanor Biggest superstition: Dream Catchers Nobody knows I can: Tumble

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10Freshman | 5’11” | Middle Hitter Paradise, Texas

JANIE MARIEFOREMAN

PERSONALITY PROFILE

High School Athletic HonorsFreshman letterman in volleyball, basketball, softball, and track.

Volleyball: District New Comer of the Year, County New Comer of the Year, District Blocker of the Year, County First Team, First Team All-District, District Outstanding Hitter, Two-Year County MVP.

Basketball: District Honorable Mention, District Second Team, District First Team

Softball: Honorable Mention All-District, Second Team All-District

High School Academic HonorsOutstanding senior, Graduated 10th in class, Academic All-State, District All-Academic Teams every year every sport, State Soil Speaking Winner

Favorite Sports Memory: Making history my senior yearNickname: J or Jane Favorite food: Big juicy steakFavorite musician/group: Sugarland or BarlowGirlFavorite vacation spot: JamaicaI can’t live without: My BibleFavorite movie: Broken BridgesFavorite actor/actress: Channing TatumFavorite TV show: DegrassiI can’t believe I watch: Cooking showsIf I won a million dollars, I would: Take a long vacationPerson I would like to meet: Channing Tatum Nobody knows I can: Touch my nose with my tounge

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PERSONALITY PROFILE

4Freshman | 5’ 10” | Setter

Juarez Chihuahua, Mexico

High School Academic HonorsBachilleres

High School Athletic HonorsMexican National Team

LIZMARQUEZ

Favorite Sports Memory: Playing in Mexico Nickname: LizFavorite food: Enchiladas, entomatadas, and flautasFavorite musician/group: Yoshimoto Favorite vacation spot: Beach!I can’t live without: ipod and a phoneMost prized possession: My friends Favorite movie: The Notebook Favorite TV show: Sex and the CityI can’t believe I watch: A Ghost If I won a million dollars, I would: Buy a boyfriend and go shopping.Person I would like to meet: Rhianna Nobody knows I can: Sleep for 24 hours! Biggest superstition: Be nervous

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2Freshman | 5 ‘4” | LiberoEl Paso, TX

High School Athletic HonorsAll-Tournament team in Frienship, All-Tournament team in Americas tourney, 2nd team All-City, 1st team All-District, 3-year varsity starter, 2-year Junior Olympic Qualifer

High School Academic HonorsGraduated 19 out of a class of 628, top 5 %, Cosmos program, All-State academics, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society

KRYSTAL ALLYNEMARTINEZ

PERSONALITY PROFILE

Favorite Player/Team: Misty May-TreanorFavorite Sports Memory: Making the Junior Olympics in 2007 and 2009Future Plans: Return to Texas and play for a 4-year university, complete a degree in Chemistry and become a Forensic ScientistNickname: Krys Favorite food: ItalianFavorite vacation spot: HawaiiI can’t live without: My family and friendsFavorite movie: The HangoverFavorite TV show: All Reality Shows I can’t believe I watch: Spongebob SquarepantsIf I won a million dollars, I would: Give some back to my parents and to a charity and spend somePerson I would like to meet: GodNobody knows I can: Drive a standardBiggest superstition: Karma

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1Freshman | 5’8” | Outside Hitter

Pampa, Texas

JESSICAMINER

High School Academic HonorsNational Honor Society, Top 10%

High School Athletic HonorsVolleyball: Lu Allen All-Tournament, Best Offensive Player Basketball: Ama TechTel All-Tournament, Best Defensive Player, MVP

PERSONALITY PROFILE

Favorite Player/Team: Texas Rangers Favorite Sports Memory: High School Volleyball and Basketball TournamentsFuture Plans: To receive my degree in Behavioral Science, and pursue a job working with abused children or working for the FBI Nickname: JessFavorite food: Steak or Ice Cream Favorite musician/group: Jacks Mannequin Favorite vacation spot: The beach I can’t live without: My carFavorite movie: The NotebookFavorite actor/actress: Reece Witherspoon Favorite TV show: Make it or Break itIf I won a million dollars, I would: Travel the world Biggest superstition: Knocking on wood

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7Freshman | 5’7”| Outside Hitter El Paso, TX

High School Athletic HonorsVolleyball: All-City 1st Team Volleyball, All-District 1st Team Volleyball, All-Tournament at Monohans Tournament, All-Tournament at West Texas Tournament of Champs

Track and Field: 2nd Place at Districts in 400m dash and 200m dash, 3rd Place at Districts for Long Jump and Triple Jump, All-District for Track and Field

Voted Outstanding Athlete from senior class

High School Academic HonorsAll-State Academics, Graduated top ten percent of senior class, Member of National Honor Society

ADRIANA PATRICIARODRIGUEZ

PERSONALITY PROFILE

Favorite Player/Team: My brothers, Fernie and Mario, they play baseball Future Plans: Join the FBI and live with 24 catsNickname: A-Rod Favorite musician/group: Dierks Bentley and Chris BrownFavorite vacation spot: ZimbabweFavorite movie: The Hangover and Anchorman Favorite TV show: Americas Best Dance Crew and Family Guy I can’t believe I watch: How to Catch a Predator If I won a million dollars, I would: Buy the whole world matching t-shirts that say A-Rod #1 with my picture Person I would like to meet: Chuck Norris Nobody knows I can: Sneeze with my eyes openBiggest superstition: Spilling salt & tossing it over your shoulder

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5Freshman | 6’ | Middle Hitter

Cali, Valle, Columbia

High School Athletic Honors: All-District Player, All State Player, Team Captain, and Four-Year Starter

High School Academic Honors: Academic All-State

RCC Academic HonorsImproving my English

MELISSASANDOVAL

PERSONALITY PROFILEFavorite Player/Team: ColumbiaFavorite Sports Memory: Winning the High School State ChampionshipFuture Plans: Play volleyball in Europe and get marriedNickname: Melo Favorite food: TamalesFavorite musician/group: Cold Play Favorite vacation spot: PeruI can’t live without: My roommate, she translates for meFavorite movie: Forrest Gump Favorite actor/actress: Will Smith Favorite TV show: FriendsI can’t believe I watch: Spongebob Squarepants If I won a million dollars, I would: Call my dad and tell him to fly my family to El Reno, then buy a big house for us all to livePerson I would like to meet: Will Smith Nobody knows I can: CookBiggest superstition: Before a match I always put my right sock on first, then my left

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PERSONALITY PROFILE

12Freshman | 6’0” | Weakside Hitter El Paso, TX

High School Athletic Honors2006 Bi-District Champions, 2007 Bi-District Champions, Sunspots 2007 Regional Champs and National Qualifiers, Sunspots 2009 Regional Champs and National Qualifiers

ABBY ROSESAVAGE

Favorite Player/Team: Red Sox- Jacoby Ellsbury, Patriots- Tom Brady, Celtics- Paul Pierce Future Plans: I live day by day Nickname: Smasher Favorite food: Maruchan with hot sauce Favorite musician/group: The Rocket Summer Favorite vacation spot: K’s house and Vivi’s backyard I can’t live without: My great personality Favorite movie: The Sandlot Favorite TV show: It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia & The OfficeI can’t believe I watch: Disney Channel If I won a million dollars, I would: Probably blow it all Biggest superstition: Always wear piglet socks during games

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PERSONALITY PROFILE

14Freshman | 5’8” | Outside Hitter

Denton,Texas

High School Athletic Honors2nd Team All-District 2007-2008 and 2nd Team All-District 2008-2009

High School Academic HonorsAcademic All-District 2007-2008

KIMBERLY MICHELLESEILER

Favorite Player/Team: Hank Blalock/ Texas Rangers Future Plans: Play at a university and later become a head volleyball coachNickname: Kimmy Favorite food: Birthday cake ice cream Favorite musician/group: Eli Young BandFavorite vacation spot: Destin, FloridaI can’t live without: Hand sanitizer Most prized possession: My teddy bear Favorite movie: HitchFavorite actor/actress: Sophia Bush Favorite TV show: One Tree Hill I can’t believe I watch: Grey’s Anatomy If I won a million dollars, I would: Invest it and give to charityPerson I would like to meet: John F. Kennedy Nobody knows I can: Hold my breath underwater

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PERSONALITY PROFILE

6Freshman | 5’9” | SetterDenton, TX

High School Athletic HonorsAll-District Honorable Mention 2008 Season

High School Academic HonorsClass Treasurer, Academic All-District 2007 & 2008 seasons, National Honor Society PALS

BROOKE MICHELLEWALFORD

Favorite Player/Team: Texas RangersFavorite Sports Memory: Being District Champs Back to Back Future Plans: Become a nurse and help out in Africa, then man-age a household Nickname: BrooklynFavorite food: Strawberries and Popcorn Favorite musician/group: Taylor Swift Favorite vacation spot: AlaskaI can’t live without: Orange JuiceMost prized possession: My ShoesFavorite movie: Dumb & DumberFavorite actor/actress: Will SmithFavorite TV show: One Tree Hill I can’t believe I watch: Oprah If I won a million dollars, I would: First buy a whole lot of land with a big red barn, then travel the world and secure my future with the restPerson I would like to meet: George Strait Nobody knows I can: Juggle Biggest superstition: A black cat crossing

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CHAMPIONSHIPSVOLLEYBALL YEAR BY YEAR1997 15-25 Region Champions 1998 34-6 Region Champions1999 33-16 Region Champions National Tournament Appearance2000 11-182001 12-18 2002 24-17 Region Runner-Up2003 27-9 Region Runner-Up2004 20-10 2005 15-162006 20-11 Region Runner-Up2007 26-11 Region Runner-Up2008 26-8 Region Runner-Up

All-Region Players 1997-98 Josalyn Samson1997 Laura Cain 1998 April Brown (MVP)1999-00 Andree Sprik1999 Twyla White (MVP)2001 Anne Gaddis2002 Morin Frick, Fernanda Cavalcante2003 Denise Lancaster, Alex Blenche2004-05 Fernanda Queiroz2006 Mari Araujo2007 Xiaoting Ma2007-08 Joanne Tate2008 Ale DaSilva

NJCAA All-Americans 2006 Mari Araujo2007 Xiaoting Ma2008 Joanne Tate

AVCA All-Americans 2008 Joanne Tate

Academic All-Americans 1998 Josalyn Samson Julie Moeller Summer Sparks1999 Liz Mason2002 Cara Batson-Warne (Distinguished) Kristen Smith Jessica Gressett (Distinguished)2003 Morin Frick (Distinguished, 4.0)2004 Alex Blenche Sallye Cockrell Misty Mann Stephanie Dilks2005 Carla Rasuck Jessica Chestnut2006 KC Berry Amber Coles2008 Whitney Bryant Kylie Russell

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SCHOOL RECORDSCareer SeasonHitting Percentage1. April Brown 243K 58E 514A .3602. Alex Blenche 328K 65E 758A .3473. Xiaoting Ma 500K 101E 1163A .343

Kills1. Fernanda Queiroz 672 2004-20052. Cris Barbosa 635 2007-20083. Josalyn Samson 625 1997-1998

Assists1. Joanne Tate 2695 2007-20082. Jen Cross 1308 2003-20043. Fernanda Cavalcante 1273 2002

Service Aces1. Fernanda Cavalcante 152 20022. Joanne Tate 134 2007-20083. Laura Cain 133 1997-1998 Digs1. Amanda Daniels 760 1998-19992. Andree Sprik 655 1999-20003. Whitney Bryant 624 2007-2008 Solo Blocks1. Sallye Cockrell 83 2002-20032. Brettney Moore 71 2007-20083. Anne Gaddis 70 2000-2001

Assist Blocks1. Anne Gaddis 182 2000-20012. Kristen Smith 146 2001-20023. Brettney Moore 145 2007-2008

Total Blocks1. Anne Gaddis 252 2000-20012. Brettney Moore 216 2007-20083. Kristen Smith 212 2001-2002

Hitting Percentage1. April Brown 1998 243K 58E 514A .3602. Alex Blenche 2003 328K 65E 758A .3473. Xiaoting Ma 2007 500K 101E 1163A .343

Kills1 Alessandra Da Silva (2008) 519 2. Xiaoting Ma (2007) 5003. Mari Araujo (2006) 438

Assists1. Joanne Tate (2008) 1403 2. Joanne Tate (2007) 12923. Fernanda Cavalcante (2002) 1273

Service Aces1. Fernanda Cavalcante (2002) 1522. Joanne Tate (2007) 793. Laura Cain (1997) 673. Amanda Daniels (1999) 67

Digs1. Shayna Severance (2008) 483 2. Whitney Bryant (2007) 3973. Alessandra Da Silva (2008) 387

Solo Blocks1. Sallye Cockrell (2002) 472. Sallye Cockrell (2003) 362. Brettney Moore (2008) 363. Robin Joseph (2002) 353. Amanda Sayre (2004) 35

Assist Blocks1. Brettney Moore (2007) 782. Brettney Moore (2008) 773. April Brown (1998) 76

Total Blocks1. Brettney Moore (2008) 1132. April Brown (1998) 1123. Brettney Moore (2007) 106

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MatchHitting Percentage1. .909 Mari Araujo (10K-0-E-11A) vs. Lon Morris College (9-18-04)2. .800 Amanda Sayre (12K-0E-15A) vs. Clarendon College (9-5-03)3. .769 Fernanda Cavalcante (10K -0E-13Att.) vs. Northern OK – Enid (9-24-02)

Kills1. 32 April Brown vs. North Central Texas (10-30-98)2. 31 Mari Araujo vs. Vernon College (9-14-05)3. 27 Alex Blenche vs. UAFS (11-8-03

Assists1. 67 Cidney Legg vs. NCTC (10-26-04)1. 67 Joanne Tate vs. Seminole (10-23-07)1. 67 Joanne Tate vs. Frank Phillips (917-08)2. 62 Joanne Tate vs. UAFS (10-8-08)3. 61 Fernanda Cavalcante vs. NEO (9-17-02)

Service Aces1. 17 Sallye Cockrell vs. Northern OK – Enid (10-22-02)2. 16 Fernanda Cavalcante vs. Seminole State (9-17-02)3. 13 Laura Cain vs. Northeastern Oklahoma A&M (10-2-97) Digs1. 29 Amanda Daniels vs. Westark College (10-19-99)1. 29 Shayna Severance vs UAFS (10-8-08)2. 27 Amanda Daniels vs. North Central Texas (10-30-98)2. 27 RoShell Oliphant vs. Richland College (10-7-06)3. 26 Amanda Daniels vs. Vernon Regional (10-6-983. 26 Mari Araujo vs. Alvin College (9-17-05) Solo Blocks1. 5 Sallye Cockrell vs. NEO A&M (9-19-02)2. 4 Brettney Moore vs. Barton County (10-10-08)2. 4 Sallye Cockrell vs. North Central Texas (8-27-02)3. 3 Five Tied

Assist Blocks1. 14 April Brown vs. Vernon Regional (9-1-98)2. 12 April Brown vs. Coffeyville (10-15-98)3. 11 Brettney Moore vs. NEO (10-24-08)

Total Blocks1. 14 April Brown vs. Vernon Regional (9-1-98)2. 13 Brettney Moore vs. NEO (10-24-08)3. 12 April Brown vs. Coffeyville (10-15-98)

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Assist Blocks1. 14 April Brown vs. Vernon Regional (9-1-98)2. 12 April Brown vs. Coffeyville (10-15-98)3. 11 Brettney Moore vs. NEO (10-24-08)

Total Blocks1. 14 April Brown vs. Vernon Regional (9-1-98)2. 13 Brettney Moore vs. NEO (10-24-08)3. 12 April Brown vs. Coffeyville (10-15-98)

SCHOOL RECORDS Continued PLAYERSWHERE THEY GOCris Barbosa Mid America ChristianKC Berry Hope International, CAAlex Blenche Georgia StateSteffany Boldry West GeorgiaJessica Chestnut Hope International, CASallye Cockrell Central ArkansasAmber Coles Southwestern OKStephanie Dilks Southeastern OKMorin Frick West GeorgiaAnne Gaddis Nicholls State, LAVictoria George Oklahoma City UniversityLiz Harney St. Thomas University, FLKendra Johnson William Woods, MORene Jones Jackson State, MSRobin Joseph UNC – CharlotteKortney Kuelper Holy Names, CAJessica Lancaster Mid-America Bible College, OKDenise Lancaster Southern MissouriMorgan Michelsohn Greensboro College, NCBrettney Moore Henderson State, ARFernanda Queiroz Cameron University Carla Rasuck Troy State, ALJosalyn Samson Southeastern OKAmanda Sayre Arkansas MonticelloSummer Sparks Southern Nazarene, OK Andree Sprik Southern Nazarene, OKJoanne Tate Florida Atlantic Kara Tatum Evangel, MOCaylan Thompson Tabor, KSAshley Waggoner U North TXNealene Warner Mid-America Bible College, OKLacey Whelchel Bacone College, OKTwyla White University of Central OK

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LETTERWINNERSAplon, Georgia 05-06 Beaumont, TXAraujo, Mari 05-06 Belem, Brazil UCOAustin, Amber 97-98 El Reno, OKBarbosa, Cris 07-08 Sao Paulo, Brazil Mid America Christian, OKBass, Shelby 08 Carrollton, TXBatson-Warne, Cara 01-02 Edmond, TXBates, Cassady 07-08 OKCBaum, Katie 06-07 Humble, TXBerry, KC 04-05 Ft Worth, TX Hope International, CABerumen, Leslie 98 OKCBenivamondez, Bryttney 08 Mustang, OKBlenche, Alex 03 Bucharest, Romania GA StateBoldrey, Steffany 00 Waxahachie, TX West GABridges, Courtney 07-08 Mustang, OKBroadbooks, Casie 00 Noble, OKBrock, Laura 97-98 Mustang, OKBrown, April 98 Arlington, TXBryant, Whitney 07-08 Amarillo, TX Wayland Baptist, TXCain, Laura 97-98 Lafayette, LACallahan, Erin 97 El Reno, OKCavalcante, Fernanda 02 Fortaleza, BrazilChestnut, Jessica 03-04 Del City, OK Hope International, CACockrell, Sallye 02-03 Lamesa, TX Central ArkansasColes, Amber 04-05 OKC SW OKCroslin, Brandy 00 Noble, OKCross, Jennifer 03-04 Crowley, TXCruz, Mari 06 Sao Paulo, BrazilDaSilva, Alessandra 08 Sao Paulo, BrazilDaniels, Amanda 98-99 Edmond, OKDavenport, Michelle 97-98 OKCDilks, Stephanie 03-04 Randlett, OK SE OKDoss, Cassie 00 Dumas, TX St GregorysEarl, Lindsey 00 Pampa, TXElkins, Brandi 98 OKCEubanks, Brandi 99 Tulsa, OKEzenwa, Felicia 08- El Paso, TXFaggett, Jessica 06 Palestine, TXFrick, Mori 01-02 Arlington, TX West GAGaddis, Anne 00-01 Pampa, TX Nicholls State, LAGeorge, Victoria 05 OKC OK City UGiles, Dana 01-02 Mustang, OKGlawe, Morgan 07 Windthorst, TXGressett, Jessica 01-02 Burleson, TXGrinstead, Jessi 99 Brulington, IAGualberto, Isabella 05 Sao Paulo, Brazil TX WesleyanHansen, Britt 99 OKCHarless, Krystal 03-04 Fletcher, OKHarney, Liz 05 Tulsa, OK St Thomas, FL

Horner, Sharon 97-98 El Reno, OKHughes, Lindsay 08- Moore, OKIbanez, Dedra 05-06 Midwest City, OKJohnson, Kendra 04-05 Guymon, OK William Woods, MOJones, Rene 02-03 Choctaw, OKJoseph, Robin 02-03 Choctaw, OK UNC - CharlotteKuelper, Kortney 05 Anchorage, AK Holy Names, CALancaster, Jessica 98-99 OKC Mid America Christian, OKMa, Xiaoting 07 Dahlia, China OKC UniversityMaddox, Meredith 00-01 Midlothian, TXMann, Misty 02-03 Yale, OKMason, Liz 98-99 Edmond, OKMayberry, Tina 00 Ft Worth, TXMichelsohn, Morgan 05 Anchorage, AK Greensboro College, NCMiller, Brittney 07 Maypearle, TXMiller, Erika 08 McAlester, OKMoeller, Julie 97-98 Stillwater, OKMoore, Brettney 07-08 Irving, TX Henderson State, ARNagelmueller, Jenny 01 Seguin, TXOliphant, RoShell 05 Beaumont, TXPalmer, Blake 01-02 Bethany, OKPetukauskas, Carol 05 Sao Paulo, Brazil Pinkston, Kyla 06-07 Palestine, TXQueiroz, Fernanda 04-05 Belo Horizonte, Brazil Cameron, OKRasuck, Carla 03-04 Belo Horizonte, Brazil Troy State, ALRomberg, Kiera 00 Tecumseh, OKRussell, Kylie 07-08 Sachse, TXSamson, Josalyn 97-98 Sherman, TX SE Oklahoma StateSayre, Amanda 03-04 Del City, OK U Arkansas-MonticelloSeverance, Shayna 08 Prineville, ORSinger, Krista 98 Midwest City, OKSmall, Kiva 04-05 Los Angeles, CASmith, Holly 01 OKCSmith, Kristen 01-02 Edmond, OK UCOSteele, Ali 98-99 Edmond, OKStiles, Tracie 02-03 Yale, OKSparks, Summer 97-98 OKC SNU, OKSprik, Andree 99-00 Jenks, OK SNU, OKTate, Joanne 07-08 Sao Paulo, Brazil FL AtlanticTatum, Kara 99 Glenpool, OK Evangel, MOThompson, Caylan 08 OKC Tabor, KSVanDresar, Kim 07 La Grange, TXWaggoner, Ashley 04-05 Anchorage, AK North TexasWarner, Neallene 97 Waverly, NE Mid America Christian, OKWhelchel, Lacey 02-03 Tioga, TX Bacone, OKWhite, Twyla 99-00 Edmond, OK UCOZvonek, Cassie 05 Moore, OK Panhandle State, OK

Aug 28-29 TX Tornados Tournament Houston, TX TBA

Sept 1 NCTC Gainesville, TX 5:00

Sept 4-5 Cougar Classic Home TBA

Sept 8 Seminole Home 1:00 SSC vs NCTC 3:00 RCC vs NCTC 5:00

Sept 9 Frank Phillips Home 5:00

Sept 14 NOC-Enid Enid, OK 6:00

Sept 18-19 NCTC Tournament Gainesville, TX TBA

Sept 23 Seminole Seminole, OK 6:00

Oct 1 Frank Phillips Borger, TX TBA

Oct 2 NOC-Enid Home 6:00

Oct 3 Paris Paris, TX 1:00 Eastfield Paris, TX 3:00

Oct 5 Seminole Home 6:00

Oct 6 Clarendon Home 6:00

Oct 13 Clarendon Clarendon, TX 6:00

Oct 19 NOC-Enid Enid, OK 6:00

Oct 22 Seminole Seminole, OK TBA

Oct 23-24 Tyler JC Tournament Tyler, TX TBA

Oct 26 NOC-Enid Home 6:00

Oct 29 NEO Home 6:00

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