Macalester athletics

VolleyBall 2010

MACALESTER ATHLETICS

Macalester college

MACALESTER RECORD BOOK

Career Individual Rankings

(Selected records. For the full list, see macalester.edu/athletics.)

KillsRank, Player (Years) – Kills 1. Lauren Eberhart, 2003–06 - 1,343 2. Jennifer Hodges, 1996–99 - 1,266 3. Carley Bomstad, 2000–03 - 1,103 Set Assists1. Erika Lilley, 1997–2000 - 2,963 2. April Peniata, 1995–98 - 2,668 3. Kari Tanaka, 2004–07 – 2,536 Digs1. May Lin Kessenich, 2001–2004 - 2,037 2. TiAnna Jones, 1997–2000 - 1,404 3. Kelly Kratzer, 1994–97 - 1,185 Block Solos1. Melinda Goodwin, 1995–98 - 138 2. Melanie Blom, 1996–99 - 105 3. Carley Bomstad, 2000–03 - 94 Block Assists1. Carley Bomstad, 2000–03 - 318 2. Maggie Buttermore, 2002–05 - 254 3. Sarah Graves, 2000–03 - 218 Total Blocks1. Carley Bomstad, 2000–03 - 412 2. Maggie Buttermore, 2002–05 - 314 3. Melinda Goodwin, 1995–98 - 279 Service Aces1. April Peniata, 1995–98 - 187 2. Jamie Miller, 1995–98 - 174 3. Sarah Graves, 2000–03 - 173

Team Most Valuable Player

2009 Marie Godwin2008 Sonia Muzikarova2007 Kari Tanaka

First Team All-Conference

2006 Sonia Muzikarova Andrea Hansen2005 Lauren Eberhart2004 May Lin Kessenich2003 Carley Bomstad2002 Carley Bomstad2001 Carley Bomstad2000 Erika Lilley Carley Bomstad1999 Jennifer Hodges1998 Jennifer Hodges1997 April Peniata1993 Erica McLean1987 Cindy Maxwell1986 Mary Schlick1984 Patricia Alfredson Johanna Mueller1982 Karla Ballman Smoky Mueller Kathy Trost

All-Region

2006 Andrea Hansen2004 May Lin Kessenich2003 Carley Bomstad2000 Erika Lilley Carley Bomstad1999 Jennifer Hodges

All-America

1981 Carol Connor

2006 Andrea Hansen2004 May Lin Kessenich2003 Carley Bomstad

Central Region Freshman of the Year

2005 Sonia Muzikarova2000 Carley Bomstad

MACALESTER COLLEgE2010 VOLLEyBALL SChEDuLE

All-Time Individual Season RecordsKills 616 Jennifer Hodges 1999Hitting Percentage .392 Andrea Hansen 2006Total Attacks 1352 Jennifer Hodges 1999Block Solos 50 Melinda Goodwin 1996Block Assists 111 Carley Bomstad 2003Total Blocks 130 Carley Bomstad 2003

Honorable Mention All-America

Action photos: Christopher Mitchell

Date Opponent TimeSept. 1 at Crown 7:00Sept. 2-3 St. Olaf Tournament (Northfield) Sept. 2 Presentation (S.D.) 4:00 Martin Luther 8:00 Sept. 3 St. Olaf 4:00 Bethany Lutheran 6:00Sept. 8 Wisconsin–Superior 7:00Sept. 10-11 Augsburg Invitational (Minneapolis) Sept. 10 Central (Iowa) 4:00 St. Thomas 8:00 Sept. 11 Northwestern–Roseville 11:00 a.m. TBD TBASept. 14 Minnesota–Morris 7:00Sept. 15 at Gustavus Adolphus* 7:00Sept. 17–18 Macalester Invitational Sept. 17 Grinnell (Iowa) 4:00 Waldorf (Iowa) 6:00 Sept. 18 Concordia (Wis.) 10:00 a.m. Carleton 12:00Sept. 22 at St. Olaf* 7:00Sept. 25 Concordia–Moorhead* 3:00Sept. 29 St. Benedict* 7:00Oct. 1 at Northwestern–Roseville 5:00 Presentation (S.D.) (@Northwestern) 7:00Oct. 8 at Augsburg* 7:00Oct. 9 St. Thomas* 3:00Oct. 13 at Bethel* 7:00Oct. 20 North Central (Minn.) 7:00Oct. 22 at St. Mary’s* 7:00Oct. 23 Hamline* 3:00Oct. 27 Carleton* 7:00Oct. 30 at St. Catherine* 3:00Nov. 2-6 MIAC Playoffs TBA

* MIAC match Home matches in bold

Action photos: Christopher Mitchell

First Team All-Conference

2006 Sonia Muzikarova Andrea Hansen2005 Lauren Eberhart2004 May Lin Kessenich2003 Carley Bomstad2002 Carley Bomstad2001 Carley Bomstad2000 Erika Lilley Carley Bomstad1999 Jennifer Hodges1998 Jennifer Hodges1997 April Peniata1993 Erica McLean1987 Cindy Maxwell1986 Mary Schlick1984 Patricia Alfredson Johanna Mueller1982 Karla Ballman Smoky Mueller Kathy Trost

All-Region

2006 Andrea Hansen2004 May Lin Kessenich2003 Carley Bomstad2000 Erika Lilley Carley Bomstad1999 Jennifer Hodges

All-America

1981 Carol Connor

2006 Andrea Hansen2004 May Lin Kessenich2003 Carley Bomstad

Central Region Freshman of the Year

2005 Sonia Muzikarova2000 Carley Bomstad

2010 MACALESTER VOLLEyBALL TEAM

Honorable Mention All-America

Coach Annie DomanNew head volleyball coach Annie Doman comes to Macal-ester from Carroll University in Waukesha, Wisconsin, where she served as head coach for the past five years.

At Carroll, Doman rebuilt a last-place Midwest Conference team and guided the Pioneers to the 2007 MWC conference and conference tourney champion-ship and the program’s first-ever berth in the NCAA playoffs. She was selected by her peers as Midwest Conference Coach of the Year following the 2006 and 2007 campaigns. At Carroll, she was also the senior woman administrator and the director of recreation sports.

“I am excited to be part of the Macalester community and its strong academic and athletic traditions,” said Doman. “I look forward to the challenge of leading the Scots volleyball program.”

Doman grew up in Milwaukee, starred at Pius XI High School, and attended NCAA Division I Austin Peay State (Tenn.), where she was the starting setter for four seasons and graduated cum laude in 2001 with a degree in special education. She was team captain as a junior and senior and finished with 4,885 career assists. Doman, formerly Annie Glieber, finished as the school’s all-time leader in assists, and in her senior season she led the NCAA with eight triple doubles and was named honorable mention All-Ohio Valley Conference.

While completing her master of science degree in physical education/exercise and sport science at the University of Central Missouri, Doman served under legendary Division II head coach Peggy Martin from 2003 to 2005 before taking charge of the Carroll program in 2005.

2-Laura AvenaFy., 5-9, OH/RSCesis, Latvia

Riga State Gymnasium #1Undeclared

21-Jessica BaierJr., 5-6, S/DS

Seeley Lake, Mont.Seeley-SwanEconomics

12-Samantha BensonFy., 5-7, OH/DSVan Buren, Ohio

Van BurenUndeclared

11-Casey ColodnySo., 5-7, OH/DS

Windermere, Fla.Montverde Academy

Undeclared

5-Kiera CoulterSr., 5-3, DSDavis, Calif.

DavisInternational Studies

1-Danielle DweckJr., 5-7, S

Sea Cliff, N.Y.North Shore

Humanities and Mediaand Cultural Studies

16-Steffanie FisherSo., 6-1, S/H

Lindenhurst, Ill.Lakes Community

Neuroscience

10-Julia GartzkeSo., 6-0, MH/OHNew Glarus, Wis.

New GlarusUndeclared

4-Mattie HillSo., 5-9, OH/DS

Liberty, Mo.Liberty

Latin American Studies

15-Glasha MarconSo., DS, 5-6

Richmond, Calif.Albany

International Studies

13-Majra MucicSr., 6-0, MH

Zenica, BosniaSt. Louis Park, Minn.

Economics/International Studies

20-Cleo NagyFy., 5-5, S

Eugene, Ore.Sheldon

Economics

6-Bailey RehnbergFy., 5-9, OH

York, Pa.York Suburban

Undeclared

7-Taylor TinkhamSo., 6-0, MH

St. Louis Park, Minn.St. Louis Park

Studio Art/ Educational Studies

14-Anna TrierSo., 5-9, OH

Sun Prairie, Wis.Sun Prairie

Biology

2010 MAC VOLLEyBALL ROSTER

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown & High School 1 Danielle Dweck Jr. S 5-7 Sea Cliff, N.Y./North Shore 2 Laura Avena Fy. RS/OH 5-9 Cesis, Latvia/Riga State Gymnasium #1 4 Mattie Hill So. OH/DS 5-9 Liberty, Mo./Liberty 5 Kiera Coulter Sr. DS 5-3 Davis, Calif./Davis 6 Bailey Rehnberg Fy. OH 5-9 York, Pa./York Suburban 7 Taylor Tinkham Jr. MH 6-1 St. Louis Park, Minn./St. Louis Park10 Julia Gartzke So. MH/OH 6-0 New Glarus, Wis./New Glarus11 Casey Colodny So. OH/DS 5-7 Windermere, Fla./Montverde Academy12 Samantha Benson Fy. OH/DS 5-7 Van Buren, Ohio/Van Buren13 Majra Mucic Sr. MH 6-0 Zenica, Bosnia/St. Louis Park, Minn.14 Anna Trier So. OH 5-9 Sun Prairie, Wis./Sun Prairie15 Glasha Marcon So. DS 5-6 Richmond, Calif./Albany16 Steffanie Fisher So. S/H 6-1 Lindenhurst, Ill./Lakes Community20 Cleo Nagy Fy. S 5-5 Eugene, Ore./Sheldon21 Jessica Baier Jr. S/DS 5-7 Seeley Lake, Mont./Seeley-Swan

MACALESTER COLLEgE

• Locatedinafriendlyresidentialneighborhoodon 53greenacresintheheartoftwoofAmerica’ssafest, mostvibrantcities• Enrollment:1,971• Academicmajors:38• U.S.statesrepresentedbyMacstudents:49,plusD.C.• CountriesrepresentedbyMacstudents:93• PercentofU.S.studentswhoarestudentsofcolor:21• PercentofU.S.andinternationalfacultyofcolor:20• Percentofstudentswhoarecitizensofanothercountry:18

ThE Twin CiTiES Of ST. PAuL AnD MinnEAPOLiS

•Hometofiveprofessionalsportsteamsincluding theVikings,Twins,Timberwolves,Wild,andLynx•949lakes,40,000acresofparkland,58theaters, 30museums,51nightclubs•Hometomorethan20collegesanduniversities•Averagenumberofsunnydayseachyear:250•HometotheMallofAmerica,thelargestenclosed mallinthecountry•MoregolferspercapitathananyothercityinAmerica•HeadquartersofFortune500companiesincluding3M,Target, BestBuy,GeneralMills,U.S.Bancorp,XcelEnergy,Ecolab, AmeripriseFinancial,TheTravelersCompanies, LandO’Lakes,Supervalu,Medtronic,andmore

LEOnARD CEnTER AThLETiC AnD wELLnESS COMPLEx

Thenew$45millionLeonardCenterprovidesstate-of-the-artfacilities:

• Fieldhousewith200-metertrackandmultipurpose courtsfortennis,basketball,andvolleyball• Gymnasiumwithseatingfor1,200spectators• 9,000-sq.ft.fitnesscenterwithfreeweights,cardio, andcircuit-trainingequipment• Trainingroomwithtreatmentareaandhydrotherapy roomwiththreewhirlpools• 10-laneswimmingpool,25yd.x25m• Tworacquetball/squashcourts• Outdoors:tenniscourts,newbaseballand softballfields,newtrackandfootballfield

Photo: Leonard Center

MAC QuiCK fACTS

Location St.Paul,Minn.Nickname ScotsColors Blue&OrangeConference MinnesotaIntercollegiateAffiliation NCAADivisionIIIPresident BrianRosenbergAthleticDirector KimChandlerAssociateA.D. VanessaSeljeskog

VOLLEyBALL infORMATiOn

HeadCoach AnnieDomanYearatSchool 1stEmail adoman@macalester.eduYearsasHeadCoach FiveWebsite macalester.edu/athleticsVolleyballFax 651-696-6328VolleyballPhone 651-696-6658Gymnasium LeonardCenterCapacity 1,200AssistantCoach R.T.Luczak SarahGravesCollegeAddress 1600GrandAvenue St.Paul,MN55105

FollowtheScotsontheweb:macalester.edu/athletics

MACALESTER COLLEGE

AVCA TEAM ACADEMiC AwARD

TheAmericanVolleyballCoachesAssociation(AVCA)presentedtheMacalesterScotswiththe2009–10GamePlan/AVCATeamAcademicAward.Theawardhonorsteamsthatdisplayedexcellenceintheclassroombymaintainingatleasta3.30cumulativegradepointaverageona4.0scale.