2013 Ohio Dominican Volleyball Information Guide

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CONTENTS introduction

Quick Facts 2

Media Information 3

Sports Information 4

Season Preview 5

2013 Schedule 6

coaches and staff

Sandy Rowley - Head Coach 7

Assistant Coach 8

Players

2013 Roster 9

2013 Player Profiles 10

Results

All-Time Series Records 16

2012 Season in Review2012 Results 17

2012 Combined Team Statistics 18

2012 Individual Statistics 18

records

Year-by-Year Records 21

Record Book 22

university information

University Information 26

City of Columbus 27

University President - Peter Cimbolic, Ph.D. 28

University Directions & Directory 29

Athletic Facilities 30

Athletic Leadership 31

The GLIAC 32

Athletic Trainers 33

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Location: Columbus, OHFounded: 1911President: Dr. Peter Cimbolic Athletic Director: Jeff BlairEnrollment: 3,100Affiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Great Lakes Intercollegiate AthleticHome Field (Cap.): Alumni Hall (3,000)Nickname: PanthersColors: Black, Gold and White

COACHING INFORMATION

Head Coach: Sandy RowleyAlma Mater: Ohio Dominican (‘84)Record at ODU (Yr.): 469- 419 (25th) Career Record (Yr.): Same

PROGRAM HISTORY

First Year as Program: 1978Overall Program Record (Yrs.): 681-592 (33)Conf. Record (MOC, AMC, GLIAC): 164-181All-Conference Selections (AMC, AII, GLIAC): 70Conference Tournament Appearances: 12Last Conference Tournament: 2009Conference Tournament Championships: 1 (2008)Regional Tournament Appearances: 3Last Regional Tournament: 2008

2013 TEAM FACTS

Starters Returning/Lost: 5/3Letter winners Returning/Lost: 10/3Newcomers: 62012 Overall Record: 13-162012 Conference Record: 7-11

CREDITS

The 2013 Ohio Dominican University Women’s Soccer Information Guide is a publication of the Ohio Domini-can Sports Information Office. Writing, research, and layout by Scott Miles. Designed by MJW Graphics Printing and Promotions. Photos courtesy of Koehler Photography, Daniel Desch, Jillian Dean, Mark Wheeler, Lance Parker, and ODU Sports Information.

quick facts

Game Environment Statement

The NCAA, GLIAC, its member institu-

tions and our student-athletes support

good sportsmanship.

We see our athletic venues as

extensions of the classroom

environment where, among other

lessons, we teach and learn about the

importance of dignity and

respect for others.

Your presence at this competition is

valued by the student-athletes, coaches

and administration. It is important that

all participants, including spectators and

officials, have a great experience while

attending our athletic events.

Our student-athletes ask for

enthusiastic support for your respective

team. Cheering and encouraging good

performance and effort are what they

expect to see.

Therefore, we ask that you refrain from

using derogatory or abusive language

actions or gestures toward student-ath-

letes, coaches, officials and fans as you

cheer on your team. Failure to behave

in a respectful manner may result in

removal from the event.

With your help, we can make this an

event everyone can enjoy.

Thank you.

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MEDIA SERVICES

The Ohio Dominican University sports information office is available to accommo-date any media requests. Following are some guidelines that should make it easy for media members to cover the Ohio Dominican athletic teams. Any additional ques-tions should be directed to Scott Miles, ODU Sports Information Director.

SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR

Scott Miles Office: (614) 251-4577 Cell: (216) 310-2472 Fax: (614) 252-2556 e-mail: [email protected]

ASST SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR

Ryan Beigle Direct: (614) 253-3482 e-mail: [email protected]

SPORTS INFORMATION GRADUATE ASSISTANT

Sarah Twiggs Direct: (614) 251-4843 e-mail: [email protected]

ADDRESS

Ohio Dominican University Alumni Hall 1216 Sunbury Road Columbus, OH 43219

GENERAL INFORMATION

Phone: (614) 253-2741 Fax: (614) 252-0776 Toll Free: (800) 955-OHIO E-mail: [email protected] Press Box Phone: (614) 253-4813 Press Box Fax: (614) 253-4833

CREDENTIALS

Request for credentials should be made on company letterhead and sent to: Scott Miles, 1216 Sunbury Road, Columbus OH 43219, or email to [email protected]. Request should be made at least 48 hours prior to the day of the game. Credentials may be picked up during the week at Athletic Office (Alumni Hall) on the campus of ODU, or prior to the game at Media Will Call, which is located at Panther Stadium. All credentials are intended for working media only and are not transferable.

GAME SERVICES

The sports information staff will be at your service throughout the game. All media will be provided with game program, rosters, press guides and other pertinent information. Computer generated statistics will be available at halftime and at the conclusion of the game. Information provided includes play-by-play, individual and team statistics. A fax machine is available through the sports information office.

PRESS BOX

The press box is located on the west side of (Sunbury Road) the stadium. Members of the media should enter the southwest end of Panther Stadium. The press box will open two hours before the game.

PHONE LINES

Multiple phone lines are available in the press box on a first-come, first-serve basis and must be given a week’s notice. Permission to broadcast and any arrangements regarding reciprocal lines must first be secured from the sports information office.

PLAYER INTERVIEWS

All requests for player interviews should be made through the Ohio Dominican sports information department at least 48 hours in advance. Game day interviews are not permitted prior to the game. Post-game interviews will take place after the team has been dismissed from its post game meeting. In general, Coach Rowley and players will be available approximately 10 minutes after the game. Please contact a member of the sports information office to set-up post game interviews.

PRESS BOX PHONE/FAX/INTERNET

The press box phone number at Panther Field is (614) 253-4813 and the fax number is (614) 253-4833. The ODU press box is fully functional with multiple internet hook-ups. Wireless connection is NOT available. The hook-ups will be provided on a first-come, first-serve basis and can be reserved through the sports information representative prior to the game.

TELEVISION TRUCKS

Any television crews wishing to do live shots from Panther Stadium should park in the designated parking spots for media. To locate the designated parking area, please contact the sports information office at 614-251-4577.

POST-GAME PROCEDURE

Post game interview requests for coaches and players must be done through the sports information office prior to the game. Requesters will be escorted to a desig-nated interviewing area at the conclusion of the teams postgame meetings.

INTERNET AND VIDEO STREAM

PressBox Productions will be the internet home of Panther Athletics. Live streaming audio and streaming video of selected games will be available. Please check the ODU Athletic Website for the broadcast schedule at ohiodominicanpanthers.com.

PARKING

Parking passes can be mailed or picked up at Athletic Offices (Alumni Hall) on the campus of ODU. The parking passes should be displayed on the front windshield of your vehicle when entering the campus of ODU. Media parking is in the Gold Lot, west side of campus on Sunbury Road and St. Dominic Way.

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Those persons requesting photo credentials will receive a field pass at the ticket win-dow located in the southwest corner of Panther Field. The field pass must be visible at all times and is good for access to field level and the Press Box.

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SCOTT MILES SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR

Scott Miles is entering his fourth year as the sports information director at Ohio Dominican University.

Miles, a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), oversees the media relations and publicity of the Ohio Dominican athletic department. He helped develop and launch www.ohiodominicanpanthers.com in December, 2010 and also started and co-hosted the weekly “Panther Spotlight” coaches shows. Miles is also a member of the CoSIDA Capital One Academic All-American Committee.

Miles graduated from nearby Capital University in December, 2008, with a degree in English-Professional Writing and worked as a student assistant in the sports informa-tion office, running the department on an interim basis in the summer of 2008.

The Solon, Ohio native interned with the Ohio High School Athletic Association from 2008-09 and spent a year as the athletic media relations intern with the University of Toledo, serving as the primary media contact for seven varsity teams while assist-ing with coverage of the football, men’s and women’s basketball, soccer and baseball teams.

Outside of his work in sports information, Miles spent two summers as an intern with the Lake County Captains, a minor league affiliate of the Cleveland Indians, and called baseball games for the Delaware Cows of the Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League. He also announced football, volleyball, basketball and baseball games for Capital and was the sports editor of the campus newspaper.

RYAN BEIGLE ASSISTANT SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR

Ryan Beigle enters his eighth season as the head men’s and women’s tennis coach and assistant sports information director at Ohio Dominican University. In his seven seasons at the helm, Beigle has guided the women’s program to an 86-65 overall record and a 70-74 mark on the men’s side.

In their third season as an NCAA Division II institution, Beigle led the women to a 7-7 mark in the GLIAC, guiding the Panthers to their second consecutive appearance in the GLIAC Tournament.

Beigle guided the women to back-to-back NAIA National Tournament appearances in 2008 and 2009, winning the AMC titles in those years. During his tenure, he has coached two NAIA All-Americans, the GLIAC Freshman of the Year, the Wilson/ITA Region III Senior Athlete of the Year, as well as earned two AMC Coach of the Year awards and the 2009 Wilson/ITA Region III Coach of the Year.

On the men’s side, Beigle guided the men to their first NCAA Tournament appearance in 2013 after a strong GLIAC Tournament run. The men finished 13-10 overall and 7-4 in conference play, advancing to the semifinals of tournament play in just their second year of postseason eligibility.

Beigle led the men’s team to their first AMC Tournament title and the program’s first NAIA National Tournament appearance in 2009. In their second season at the NCAA Division II level, Beigle guided the Black and Gold to their first GLIAC Tournament as the #5 seed. He has help produce two NAIA All-Americans, the GLIAC Freshman of the Year, the ITA Midwest Region Rookie of the Year, as well as earned the AMC Coach of the Year award in 2009.

Prior to joining the Panthers staff, Beigle spent the 2005-06 seasons as the head women’s tennis coach at his alma mater. During his two seasons at Bethel, he led the Pilots to a 30-17 overall record and was named the 2006 NCCAA Coach of the Year, while leading the team to a NCCAA National Title.

A 2002 graduate of Bethel College, Beigle received his degree in Education. As a member of the Pilots men’s tennis from 1996 to 2000, Beigle helped lead the Pilots to back-to-back NCCAA National Championships his final two seasons.

Along with his various coaching duties, Beigle also plays an integral role in the athletic department assisting in the sports information office.

Beigle and his wife Marji reside in Blacklick.

SARAH TWIGGS, SPORTS INFORMATION GRADUATE ASSISTANT

Sarah Twiggs is entering her second year in the Ohio Dominican Sports Information Department as the Graduate Assistant.

Twiggs graduated from Mount Union College in August of 2009 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Sports Management and a Business minor. As an undergrad, Twiggs interned with the Cleveland Cavaliers in the spring and summer of 2009, and also interned with the Visalia Rawhide, class A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks, and the Colorado Springs Sky Sox, AAA affiliate of the Colorado Rockies.

Enrolled in the ODU graduate program, Twiggs is currently working towards a Master of Business Administration.

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2013 SEASON PREVIEW

With a bevy of returners and a strong freshman class, Ohio Dominican’s volleyball team looks to take another step forward in the GLIAC ranks as the Panthers begin the 2013 season this weekend.

ODU will play four matches at the Tony Banner Invitational, beginning at 3 p.m. Friday when the Panthers take on Edinboro.

The Panthers return 13 letterwinners from last season’s team that fin-ished 13-16 overall and 7-11 in the conference, falling just shy of quali-fying for the GLIAC Tournament for the first time since being eligible for postseason play in 2011.

“With so many returners, we haven’t had to do as much teaching this preseason,” Sandy Rowley said. “We have great leadership from our up-perclassmen and we are ready to win. We can’t use the excuse that this is a new division and new conference anymore.”

The primary focus for the team in the offseason was to improve its ball control after the Panthers committed 224 reception errors a season ago.

“We saw the ball control improve in the spring and throughout the pre-season,” Rowley said. “We’ve changed our tactics and the upperclass-men really caught on. That will really help improve our offense, as will having our setters back.”

The combination of experience, a deeper roster and high expectations has the Panthers ready to start the season, Rowley said.

“We want to get out to a strong start and establish that we are contend-ers,” she said. “In this conference, you have to come out and be ready to play every day, and we have the experience to do that.”

SENIORSThe senior class brings the leadership that Rowley is looking for on and off the court. Bailey Barker (Muncie, Ind.), Emily Post (St. Henry, Ohio) and Tara Winner (Versailles, Ohio) “really set the tone for us and make a big impact that goes beyond the stats,” Rowley said.

Barker spent 2012 as the team’s libero but will move back to the outside this season. She led the team with 390 digs last season and her experi-ence there will help improve the team’s overall defense.

Post is returning from an injury in 2012 and in her career has appeared in 195 sets. A strong defender, Post has 156 career blocks.

Winner also is back from an injury that slowed her in 2012, but she reg-istered 235 kills as a sophomore in 2011 and 167 during her freshman campaign.

JUNIORSODU has a lot of balance in its junior class, which has a middle hit-ter in Caitlin Kusan (Westerville, Ohio), two outside hitters in Brianna Reder (Maineville, Ohio) and Lauren Rindler (Ross-burg, Ohio), and a setter in Kelsey Snyder (Macomb, Mich.).

“They provide a lot of depth at key positions for us,” Rowley said. “They’ve also had plenty of playing time in the past and can step up when needed.”

Kusan, who is coming back from an injury in the spring, led ODU with a .336 hitting percentage last season and picked up all-conference accolades. She tallied 245 kills and also led the Panthers with 80 blocks.

Reder contributed 117 kills last season, while Rindler hit .191 in her playing time. In 2011, Snyder finished with 636 assists.

SOPHOMORESA young unit saw a lot of playing time last season, headlined by the trio of Tory Thompson (Quincy, Ohio), Lauren Kraemer (Ket-tering, Ohio) and Darby Slavin (Columbus, Ohio).

Thompson, an outside hitter, led ODU with 323 kills and also registered 315 digs and 46 blocks in her rookie campaign. Kraemer stepped into a starting role in the middle and finished with 199 kills while hitting .331, and she also totaled 70 blocks, good for second on the squad.

Slavin, meanwhile, recorded 872 assists (7.93 per set), along with 247 digs and 32 blocks from her setter’s position.

Another sophomore, Kelsey Fortney (Lorain, Ohio), had a solid first season as she played in all 110 sets and finished with 189 as-sists and 226 digs. Courtney Braun (Hilliard, Ohio) also provides depth in the middle as well.

“This is a strong class and we’re really counting on them to continue making an impact,” Rowley said. “Lauren and Tory provide a big lift to our offense, Darby fills a key role as our setter and Kelsey brings a lot of energy to the floor.”

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FRESHMENSix freshmen joined the program for the 2013 season and each has a chance to earn playing time throughout the course of the year.

Jackie Oestreich (Brighton, Mich.) brings a lot of athleti-cism to the middle, and Rachael Sullivan (Milford, Ohio) and Taylor Foster (Ida, Mich.) can contribute as right side hitters.

Defensively, Megan Hendershot (Galloway, Ohio) steps in with a chance to play right away as the libero, while Danielle Fleming (Liberty Township, Ohio) and Heidi Hess (Day-ton, Ohio) have also impressed in their first preseason camps.

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2013 Volleyball ScheduleDate Opponent TimeSeptember Fri 6 vs. Edinboro @ 3:00 PMFri 6 vs. Clarion @ 7:00 PMSat 7 vs. Goldey-Beacom @ 11:00 AMSat 7 vs. Urbana @ 3:00 PMFri 13 vs. Alderson-Broaddus # 2:00 PMFri 13 vs. Charleston (W.V.) # 7:00 PMSat 14 vs. Edinboro # 9:00 AMSat 14 vs. West Liberty St. # 4:30 PMFri 20 at Malone * 7:00 PMSat 21 at Walsh * 2:00 PMFri 27 Hillsdale * 5:00 PMSat 28 NortHwood (Mi) * 5:00 PM

October Tue 1 at Tiffin * 7:00 PMFri 4 at Grand Valley St. * 7:00 PMSat 5 at Ferris St. * 5:00 PMTue 8 Cedarville 7:00 PMFri 11 at Saginaw Valley * 7:00 PMSat 12 at Lake Superior St. * 1:00 PMFri 18 NortHerN MiCH. * 7:00 PMSat 19 MiCHigaN teCH * 1:00 PMFri 25-26 GLIAC/GLVC Crossover TBA

November Fri 1 at Wayne St. (Mich.) * 7:00 PMSat 2 at Findlay * 4:00 PMTue 5 tiffiN * 7:00 PMFri 8 lake erie * 7:00 PMSat 9 asHlaNd * 5:00 PMFri 15 walsH * 7:00 PMSat 16 MaloNe * 2:00 PMWed 20-24 GLIAC Tournament TBA

@ - Tony Banner Invitational (Erie, Pa.) # - Charleston Invitational (Charleston, W. Va.) * - GLIAC Home matches in bold

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SANDY ROWLEY COACHING RECORD

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HEAD COACH

A former Ohio Dominican student, assistant coach, and now in her 25th season as head coach of the Panther volleyball team, Sandy Rowley embodies the Panther persona.

Rowley has been a fixture in the Panther athletic department. As part of ODU’s transition to the NCAA Division II, Rowley also serves as the Senior Women’s Administrator and Assistant Athletic Director for the Athletic Department. As the SWA, Rowley oversees the Panther Student Athletic Advisor Committee (SAAC) along with other administrative duties.

Since her first season in 1989, Rowley has been a staple on the Panther bench and in the ODU community. A friendly and demanding coach, Rowley has guided the Panthers to 13 win-ning seasons, including seven straight from 1994-2000, and 18 conference tournament appearances. In 1995, Rowley directed ODU to a program-record 35 victories, including 18 in confer-ence play, which is also a program record. The team has won at least 20 matches 12 times during her tenure.

Rowley’s tremendous dedication and hard work of developing young student-athletes over the years culminated with her 400th win on Oct. 4, 2008, as the Panthers defeated Grace College, 3-1, in Winona Lake, Indiana.

In her 24 seasons at the helm of the ODU volleyball team, Rowley has coached 17 NAIA Academic All-Americans, 46 All-Confer-ence Academic performers, 68 All-Conference selections and 15 All-Freshman Team players. Her dedication to the collegiate athlete has been proven time-and-time again on and off the court.

Rowley and her husband Jeff live in New Albany, Ohio. They have three daughters: Lyndsay, Jennifer and Kelsey.

SANDY ROWLEY

Year Overall Record Conference Record Win %1989 14-17 N/A .4521990 29-20 5-5, 4th .5921991 17-24 5-7, 5th .4151992 18-18 6-8, 6th .5001993 15-23 5-9, 6th .3951994 19-14 9-4, 4th .5761995 35-7 18-2, 2nd .8331996 25-18 11-7, 4th .5811997 22-17 8-8, 5th .5641998 24-9 11-5, 5th .7271999 21-15 9-4, 4th .5832000 27-14 10-4, 4th .6592001 11-23 7-16, 11th .3242002 14-21 4-12, 7th .4002003 23-16 5-11, 6th .5902004 28-18 8-8, 5th .6092005 23-20 11-5, 2nd .5352006 7-24 3-13, 8th .2262007 17-20 3-9, 5th .4592008 23-11 11-3, 3rd .6762009 24-18 N/A .5712010 8-19 3-16, 12th .2962011 12-17 5-14, 11th .4142012 13-16 7-11, 11th .448Total 469-419 164-181 .528

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ASSISTANT COACH

Elisa Joris will enter her first season as Ohio Dominican’s gradu-ate assistant coach in August.

Joris is no stranger to the GLIAC either as she comes to Ohio Dominican after serving as an assistant with Lake Superior dur-ing 2012. Joris played for Wayne State, earning All-American honors in 2005, and was inducted into the Warriors’ Athletic Hall of Fame in 2012.

Following her playing career, Joris served as an assistant coach at Adrian College before taking over as the program’s head coach from 2008-11. She also has experience coaching at the club level, working with the Huron Valley Volleyball Club, Legacy 18 Nationals, Walled Lake Northern, Club Unified 17 and WOW 16 Nationals.

ELISA JORIS

HEAD COACH

Jennifer Fekpe enters her first season as Ohio Dominican’s as-sistant volleyball coach.

Fekpe joins ODU after spending the past year as an assistant coach at Iowa Central Community College, where she helped the Tritons place seventh at the NJCAA Division II National Tourna-ment, finishing with an overall record of 36-12. She helped train two-time All-American Alicia Moreno, coached another All-American in Gabriella Reyes, and had a total of six players earn all-region accolades following the season.

Fekpe, who played collegiately at nearby Capital University, also has collegiate coaching experience as an assistant at Ashland during the 2011 season, and coached club volleyball with Mint-onette Sports and Aleta Aces Volleyball Club.

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2013 roster# Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown/High School (Previous School)1 Kelsey Fortney S So. 5-6 Lorain, OH / Clearview2 Brianna Reder OH Jr. 5-11 Maineville, OH / Little Miami3 Lauren Kraemer MH So. 6-2 Kettering, OH / Kettering-Fairmont (Illinois-Chicago)4 Lauren Rindler OH/DS Jr. 5-10 Rossburg, OH / Versailles5 Tory Thompson OH So. 5-10 Quincy, OH / Riverside6 Kelsey Barker OH So. 5-11 Yorktown, IN / Yorktown7 Darby Slavin S/OH So. 5-10 Columbus, OH / Bishop Watterson8 Caitlin Kusan MH Jr. 5-11 Westerville, OH / Westerville North9 Bailey Barker DS Sr. 5-11 Muncie, IN / Yorktown (Drake)10 Tara Winner OH Sr. 5-11 Versailles, OH / Versailles12 Emily Post MH Sr. 5-11 St. Henry, OH / St. Henry13 Kelsey Snyder S Jr. 5-9 Macomb, MI / Dakota14 Jackie Oestreich MH Fr. 6-2 Brighton, MI / Greenhills15 Heidi Hess S/DS Fr. 5-4 Dayton, OH / Chaminade-Julienne16 Danielle Fleming OH Fr. 5-10 Liberty Township, OH / Lakota East18 Courtney Braun MH So. 6-1 Hilliard, OH / Hilliard Bradley20 Megan Hendershot DS Fr. 5-8 Galloway, OH / Central Crossing22 Taylor Foster OH Fr. 5-9 Ida, MI / Bedford23 Rachael Sullivan OH Fr. 6-1 Milford, OH / Milford

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COACHES

JR • 5-11 • DS/L YORKTOWN (DRAKE) H.S. • MUNCIE, IN

EXERCISE SCIENCE MAJOR

2012: GLIAC Academic Excellence recipient…Appeared in all 110 sets as team’s libero…Paced squad with 390 digs (3.55 per set)…Recorded 10 or more digs in 24 matches, including each of the final 10 matches…Had a pair of 20-plus dig matches, including 23 against Ferris State (9/29) and 21 against Hillsdale (9/21)…Also had 19 digs against Tiffin (9/25).

2011: Started seven matches and appeared in 21…Had 15 kills in 32 swings for a .406 hitting percentage against Ashland (Sept. 24)…Registered 19 digs at West Liberty (Sept. 27) and 13 digs in matches against Lake Erie (Sept. 21) and Hillsdale (Oct. 23)…Also had eight kills in that win over Lake Erie.

2010: Redshirted as a freshman at Division I Drake University.

High School: Was a four-time varsity letterwinner at Yorktown and earned All-Hoo-sier Heritage Conference honors three times… Earned all-state and AVCA All-Amer-ican Honorable Mention accolades her senior year… Led the Tigers to a runner-up finish in the Indiana class 3A state tournament and a No. 22 national ranking (ESPN H.S. Volleyball Rankings)…Earned second team all-state and three-time all-Delaware County honors.

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Year SP K E TA % K/S A A/S SA D D/S BS BA TB2011 54 72 39 242 .136 1.33 1 0.02 7 94 1.74 1 11 122012 110 7 7 48 .000 0.06 21 0.19 32 390 3.55 0 0 0Total 164 79 46 290 .114 0.48 22 0.13 39 484 2.95 1 11 12

SO • 5-11 • OH YORKTOWN H.S. • YORKTOWN, IN

UNDECIDED

2012: Appeared in 26 matches, including 14 starts…Ranked fourth on team with 152 kills, including six matches in double figures…Had 12 kills against both Walsh (9/15), hitting .242, and Tiffin (9/25)…Recorded 11 kills and 12 digs against Malone (9/14)…Had season-best 19 digs at Malone (11/10).

High School: Helped guide Tigers to 2011 state championship and Final Four appearances in 2009 and 2010…Earned all-conference and All-Delaware County ac-colades as a senior…Also picked up honorable mention all-conference and all-county honors as a sophomore and junior…Led team in hitting percentage as a freshman and junior.

Personal: Daughter of Brad and Amy Barker…Has one sister, Bailey, who also plays volleyball at ODU…Enjoys hanging with friends and family, sleeping and playing vol-leyball…Chose ODU because it was a perfect location and is close to family.

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Year SP K E TA % K/S A A/S SA D D/S BS BA TB2012 93 152 87 561 .116 1.63 5 0.05 33 105 1.13 1 14 15Total 93 152 87 561 .116 1.63 5 0.05 33 105 1.13 1 14 15

SO • 6-1 • MH HILLIARD BRADLEY H.S. • HILLIARD, OH

BIOLOGY MAJOR

2012: Appeared in match against Grand Valley (9/28).

High School: Led the Jaguars to Ohio Capital Conference title as senior…Named Second Team All-OCC as senior and helped Bradley finish as district runner-up as ju-nior…OCC Scholar Athlete and member of National Honor Society…Also a four-year letterwinner in track and field.

Personal: Daughter of Kim and Brian Braun…Enjoys watching movies, going shop-ping and hanging out with friends…Picked ODU because of the campus atmosphere, the volleyball program and the biology program.

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SO • 5-6 • S CLEARVIEW H.S. • LORAIN, OH

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION MAJOR

2012: Played in all 110 sets…Second on team with 189 assists…Had 13 or more assists in each of final six matches…Registered a double-double with season-high 26 assists and 12 digs in season finale at Malone (11/10)…Also had 21 assists against Findlay (10/27)…Season-best 17 digs against Malone (9/14).

High School: Named District 3’s Division II Player of the Year as senior…Three-time First Team All-PAC and First Team All-Lorain County…Also three-time team MVP and three-year captain…Four-year letterwinner and two-time all-state nominee…Helped lead Clearview to first sectional title in school history…Team captain on Clippers’ basketball squad as well.

Personal: Daughter of Jack and Lori Fortney…Has two siblings, Britni and Madi-son…Enjoys spending time with her family and playing beach volleyball…Picked ODU because “it is a small school where I can get a great education while getting the opportunity to play a sport I love.”

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SO • 6-2 • MH KETTERING-FAIRMONT H.S. • KETTERING, OH

UNDECIDED

2012: Started all 29 matches and played all 110 sets…Third on team with 199 kills and second with .331 attack percentage…Five matches with 10 or more kills, includ-ing season-high 16 kills on .520 hitting percentage against Lake Superior (10/6)…Finished with 13 kills and .667 attack percentage against Malone (9/14)…Ranked second on squad with 70 total blocks, including a trio of five-block matches…Hit over .400 in 13 matches.

2011: Redshirted at Division I Illinois-Chicago.

High School: Guided the Firebirds to a GWOC Championship as senior, garnering GWOC Central Player of the Year accolades on way...Honorable Mention All-Ohio selection…Led Kettering-Fairmont in blocks and kills…All-GWOC First Team hon-oree…District 15 Player of the Year.

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JR • 5-11 • MH WESTERVILLE NORTH H.S. • WESTERVILLE, OH

MIDDLE CHILDHOOD EDUCATION MAJOR

2012: Honorable Mention All-GLIAC selection… GLIAC Academic Excellence recipi-ent…Started all 29 matches and appeared in all 110 sets…Led team with .336 hitting percentage and ranked second with 245 kills (2.23 per set)…Had 11 matches with 10 or more kills, registering a season-best 17 kills while hitting .484 against Lake Supe-rior (10/6)…Notched 13 kills with .458 attack percentage against Tiffin (10/30)…Hit over .400 in nine matches, including .632 with 13 kills against Ferris State (9/29)…Had 10 kills and season-high seven blocks against Findlay (10/27).

2011: Started all 29 matches…Ranked seventh in the GLIAC in blocks per set (0.86) and ninth in hitting percentage (.311)…Third on team with 211 kills…Had eight or more kills in 14 matches and hit over .300 in 13 matches…Finished with four or more total blocks in nine matches, including 12 against West Virginia State, tied for third-most in the GLIAC last year (Sept. 2)…Had 18 kills in 30 attacks for a .533 hitting percentage at West Liberty (Sept. 27), third-most kills in a three-set match by a GLIAC player in 2011…Tallied 13 kills against Tiffin (Sept. 30) and 12 at Findlay (Sept. 18)…One of three Panthers to appear in all 110 sets.

High School: Earned First Team All-District and First Team All-Conference accolades for the Warriors…Earned all-conference and all-district honors earlier while playing at Worthington Christian as a freshman and sophomore…Also a standout in basketball as well, having scored over 1,000 points in her career.

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SR • 5-11 • MH ST. HENRY H.S. • ST. HENRY, OH

PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR

2012: GLIAC Academic Excellence recipient…Appeared in match against Caldwell (8/31).

2011: Started every match and played all 110 sets…Ranked second on team with 90 total blocks…Had nine matches with four or more blocks, including eight against Kentucky Wesleyan (Sept. 3)…Also had six blocks against West Virginia State (Sept. 2)…Tied season-best with six kills in three different matches, hitting .455 with the half dozen kills in win over Lake Erie (Nov. 4).

2010: Appeared in 84 games for the Panthers this season as a freshman…Was first on the team with 66 blocks and sixth with 74 kills…Recorded three or more blocks in a game 10 times with a career high seven blocks coming at Tiffin on Oct. 1…Had a career day attacking at Findlay on Oct. 22 with six kills for a .417 attack percentage while also adding five blocks…Led team in solo blocks and assisted blocks on the season with 15 and 51, respectively.

High School: Joined the Black and Gold as a graduate of St. Henry High School…Named First Team All-Midwest Athletic Conference and Second Team All-Ohio fol-lowing senior season…Also selected Team MVP and District 8 All-Star…Relative of former Cincinnati Reds great Wally Post…Also member of the Redskins basketball team.

12 Emily Post

Year SP K E TA % K/S A A/S SA D D/S BS BA TB2010 84 74 40 271 .125 0.88 8 0.10 8 36 0.43 15 51 662011 110 82 37 246 .183 0.75 6 0.05 5 38 0.35 8 82 902012 1 1 0 3 .333 1.00 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0Total 195 157 77 520 .154 0.81 14 0.07 13 74 0.38 23 133 156

JR • 5-11 • OH LITTLE MIAMI H.S. • MAINEVILLE, OH

SPORTS MANAGEMENT/BUSINESS MAJOR

2012: GLIAC Academic Excellence recipient…Appeared in 109 sets…Tallied 117 kills and 43 blocks…Finished with 11 kills against Lake Superior (10/6)…Notched 10 kills against Ferris State (9/29)…Had a pair of four-block matches.

2011: Started 17 matches and appeared in 25 matches overall…Tallied 10 or more kills four times, including a pair of 13-kill matches against Drury (Oct. 15) and Hillsdale (Oct. 23)…Hit .542 in the Drury match and .440 against the Chargers…Had 12 kills while hitting .500 against Alderson-Broaddus (Oct. 4)…Registered eight total blocks against both Kentucky Wesleyan and Seton Hill (Sept. 3) and had seven against West Virginia State (Sept. 2).

High School: Four-year letterwinner for the Panthers…Earned first team all-conference and second-team all-district accolades as a senior… Played in the district all-star game as a senior and was a two-time recipient of the offensive player of the year award as a junior and senior…Earned varsity MVP honors as a senior…Was named second team all-conference as a junior and first team all-academic as a junior and senior…Member of the Sports Express Elevation squad.

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JR • 5-10 • OH/DS VERSAILLES H.S. • ROSSBURG, OH

NURSING MAJOR

2012: GLIAC All-Academic Team member…Appeared in seven matches and 11 sets…Tallied season-high eight kills at Northern Michigan (10/19)…Had eight digs at Michigan Tech (10/20).

2011: Appeared in five matches, starting three…Finished with nine kills and 15 digs at Tiffin (Nov. 2)…Also registered seven kills and 16 digs against Ferris State (Oct. 29)…Had 56 serve receives without an error.

High School: Three-sport athlete at Versailles…Garnered First Team All-District honors as a junior and senior and was a member of the state semifinalist team in 2008…First Team All-M.A.C. this fall after picking up Second Team accolades as a junior…Also played basketball, helping the Tigers reach states in 2009…Helped lead the track team to the 2010 state title.

4 LaurenRindler


SO • 5-10 • S/OH BISHOP WATTERSON H.S. • COLUMBUS, OH

UNDECIDED

2012: Started all 29 matches and appeared in all 110 sets…Led team with 872 as-sists (7.93 per set) and ranked third with 247 digs…Registered nine double-doubles on season…Guided middle hitters Caitlin Kusan and Lauren Kraemer to each hitting over .330 on season…Notched season-high 60 assists in win over Lake Superior (10/6)…Had 54 assists against Walsh (9/15) and 50 assists against Quincy (10/13)…Tallied season-high 17 digs to go along with 39 assists against Ferris State (9/29).

High School: Helped lead Eagles to consecutive district titles as junior and senior…Columbus Dispatch Athlete of the Week.

Personal: Daughter of Richard and Melissa Slavin…Has one sister, Callan, who played volleyball at Kenyon College…Enjoys playing volleyball, baking and the Italian language…Member of National Honor Society.

7 DarbySlavin


JR • 5-9 • S DAKOTA H.S. • MACOMB, MI

EDUCATION MAJOR

2012: GLIAC Academic Excellence recipient…Appeared in match at Walsh (11/9).

2011: Played in 108 of 110 sets…Appeared in all 29 matches…Paced team with 636 assists and 5.89 assists per set…Registered three double-doubles on the season… Streak of four-straight 40-assist matches between Sept. 21-Sept. 30…Had season-best 49 assists with 10 digs against Tiffin on Sept. 30…Notched 42 assists in three-sets against West Liberty on Sept. 27, seventh-most in a three-set match by a GLIAC player in 2011…Also finished with 10 digs along with 16 assists against Saginaw Valley (Oct. 30) and 10 digs with 15 assists on Oct. 28 against Grand Valley.

High School: Earned First Team Macomb Area Conference accolades as a senior while also garnering first team all-county and first team all-region honors…Also a member of the Michigan Elite club team… Was an honor roll student all four years of high school and a member of the National Honor Society…Participated in tennis in high school and picked up all-conference and all-county accolades.

13 Kelsey Snyder


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SO • 5-10 • OH RIVERSIDE H.S. • QUINCY, OH

BIOLOGY MAJOR

2012: Started 29 matches and appeared in 106 sets…Led team with 323 kills, averaging 3.05 per set…Also ranked second with 315 digs and third with 46 blocks…Had 18 matches with 10 or more kills, including 20 kills against both Gannon (9/8) and Tiffin (9/25)…Registered 18 kills in three set win over West Virginia State (9/8), hitting .351…Hit season-best .429 with 15 kills against Davis & Elkins (9/1)…Fin-ished with 14 double-doubles, including an 11-kill, 24-dig performance against Tiffin (10/30).

High School: Second Team All-Ohio as senior and District 9 Player of the Year…Also named conference player of the year as junior and senior and Logan County Player of the Year as senior…AVCA Player of the Week during senior season…Tied for ninth in Ohio High School Athletic Association history for kills in a match…Two-time team MVP and finished with over 1,000 kills in career…Also earned first team all-conference honors in track and played basketball.

Personal: Daughter of Jennifer and Christopher Thompson…Has one sibling, McKinzey…National Honor Society member.

5 Tory Thompson


SR • 5-11 • OH VERSAILLES H.S. • VERSAILLES, OH

EDUCATION MAJOR

2012: GLIAC All-Academic Team member…Made seven starts and appeared in nine matches…Notched four kills against Findlay (10/27)…Had three digs at Lake Erie (11/2).

2011: Played in all 110 sets…Second on team with 235 kills…Registered eight or more kills in 17 matches, including seven straight in middle of season…Career-high 17 kills at Alderson-Broaddus (Oct. 4), hitting .485 in match…Notched 15 kills in contest with Tiffin (Sept. 30)…Quartet of 11-kill matches as well…Finished with six blocks against West Virginia State (Sept. 2) and five against Drury (Oct. 15).

2010: Finished the season fourth on the team with 167 kills and 30 blocks…Had three matches with at least 10 kills, including a career high 11 against Alderson-Broaddus on Sept. 28…Recorded 10 kills and season-best eight digs against Lake Superior St. on Sept. 10…Had four matches with at least three blocks…Ranked second in points per set with 2.23 and second in kills per set with 1.99…Second on the team in overall points with 187.5.

High School: Graduate of Versailles High School where she played volleyball for head coach Karla Otte…Selected First Team All-Midwest Athletic Conference and First Team All-District as a senior…Also named Honorable Mention All-Ohio in 2009…Helped lead the Tigers girls’ basketball team to Division III State Championship as a sophomore.

10 Tara Winner

Year SP K E TA % K/S A A/S SA D D/S BS BA TB2010 84 167 84 516 .161 1.99 37 0.44 2 51 0.61 7 23 302011 110 235 82 577 .265 2.14 36 0.33 3 39 0.35 6 54 602012 27 12 6 50 .120 0.44 6 0.22 0 7 0.26 2 6 8Total 221 414 172 1143 .212 1.87 79 0.36 5 97 0.44 15 83 98

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FR • 5-10 • OH LIBERTY EAST H.S. • LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, OH

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR

High School: Second Team All-GMC selection...Helped lead Thunderhawks to a GMC title and a pair of district titles...Averaged 2.00 kills while hitting .242 as a senior.

Personal: Daughter of Steve and Theresa Fleming...Has two siblings, Mathhew and Gabbie Fleming...Matthew plays soccer at Ohio Northern...Enjoys crafts and playing sports...Chose ODU because of “the outstanding academic programs and high quality athletics.”

Danielle Fleming

FR • 5-9 • OH BEDFORD H.S. • IDA, MI

UNDECIDED

High School: Two-time all-region selection...Also picked up third team all-state accolades...Helped lead Kicking Mules to state runner-up finish as a senior...Also a member of the basketball team.

Personal: Daughter of Ken and Sandi Foster...Has three siblings: Ashley, Kaylee and Madison...Kaylee played basketball at Mercyhurst...Enjoys boating with family and friends...Chose ODU because of the coaching staff and campus.

Taylor Foster

FR • 5-8 • DS CENTRAL CROSSING H.S. • GALLOWAY, OH

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT MAJOR

High School: Two-time first team all-district selection...Also was a First Team All-Ohio Capital Conference pick, a two-year team captain for the Comets, and voted the team’s MVP twice.

Personal: Daughter of Jeff and Rhonda Hendershot...Has one sibling, Brittany...En-joys shopping and spending time with family and friends...Chose ODU because of the campus, dorms, academic major, volleyball program and because “everyone involved with the university made me feel very welcome and appreciated.”

Megan Hendershot

FR • 5-4 • S/DS CHAMINADE-JULIENNE H.S. • DAYTON, OH

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION MAJOR

High School: First team all-district and all-conference selection as a senior...Gar-nered all-district and all-conference accolades as a sophomore and junior...Earned two MVP awards and played in the senior all-star match...Member of the swimming team.

Personal: Daughter of Mark and Rita Hess...Has three siblings: Nick, Ali and Kurt...Ali plays volleyball at Lincoln Memorial University and Kurt plays football at Youngstown State...Aunt, Ann Meyers, played basketball with the Milwaukee Streaks...Enjoys swimming, drawing and animals...Chose ODU because of the education program, the volleyball team and location close to home.

Heidi Hess

FR • 6-2 • MH GREENHILLS H.S. • BRIGHTON, MI

BUSINESS MAJOR

High School: MIAC MVP as a senior...Set school record for kills and blocks as senior...Three-time First Team All-MIAC performer...Also picked up all-region and all-state acco-lades...Registered 747 kills, 143 digs and 161 blocks in her career...Three-year letterwinner in basketball, also earning league MVP accolades...Washtenaw County’s leading scorer and member of 1,000 Point Club...All-state performer and three-time first team all-conference pick...Also lettered twice in soccer.

Personal: Daughter of Carrie and Steven Oestreich...Has a twin brother, Jacob...Enjoys horseback riding, surfing and camping...Picked ODU because “it is a small campus next to a large city, and I get the best of both worlds while getting the best academic and athletic atten-tion because the coaches and teachers really care about the individual student-athlete.”

Jackie Oestreich

FR • 6-1 • OH MILFORD H.S. • MILFORD, OH

BUSINESS MAJOR

High School: Four-year starter and two-time first team all-conference honoree...Also earned all-city and all-district accolades, bouncing back from a knee injury as a junior to serve as team captain as a senior...Also competed on the basketball team, being named a first team all-league pick as a sophomore.

Personal: Daughter of Jeff and Mayita Sullivan....Has two siblings, Frank and Lisa...Frank plays baseball at Wittenberg...Enjoys shopping...Picked ODU because it “has an up-and-coming program with an excellent academic reputation.”

Rachael Sullivan

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Indiana East 3 0 Indiana S.E. 1 1 Indiana Tech 0 2 Indiana Wesleyan 2 7 John Carroll 1 4 Kentucky State 1 0 Kentucky Wesleyan 3 0 Kenyon 4 9 King (Tenn.) 1 0 Lake Erie 11 6 Lake Superior State (Mich.) 2 1 Le Moyne (N.Y.) 1 0 Lincoln Memorial (Tenn.) 1 0 Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 2 0 Loyola (Ill.) 0 1 Madonna (Mich.) 0 3 Malone 16 17 Manchester (Ind.) 1 0 Marantha Baptist (Wisc.) 1 0 Marian (Ind.) 2 1 Marietta 2 4 Maryville (Mo.) 1 0Maryville (Tenn.) 1 0 McKendree (Ky.) 2 1 Mercyhurst (Pa.) 0 1Michigan-Dearborn 3 6 Michigan Tech 1 2 Midway (Ky.) 1 0 Missouri Baptist 0 1 Missouri A&T 1 0 Missouri S&T 1 0 Mobile (Ala.) 0 1 Mountain State 2 0 Mt. Aloysius (Pa.) 1 0 Mt. St Joseph 1 7 Mt. Vernon 4 40 Muskingum 0 4 N. C. Wesleyan 1 0 Northwestern Ohio 1 3 Northern Michigan 0 3 Northwood (Mich.) 1 3 Notre Dame (OH) 12 2 Oakland (Mich.) 0 1 Oberlin 3 0 Ohio Valley 2 0 Ohio Wesleyan 3 4 Olivet (Mich.) 1 0 Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 1 0 Otterbein 7 8 Purdue Calumet 1 1 Purdue North Central 1 0 Penn State-Behrend 1 2 Pikeville (Ky.) 1 0 Pitt-Bradford 1 0

School W L Allegheny (Pa.) 1 0 Alderson-Broaddus (W.Va.) 2 0 Anderson (Ind.) 1 1 Aquinas (Mich.) 2 1 Asbury (Ky.) 2 0 Ashland 0 6 Assumption (Mass.) 1 0 Baptist Bible (Pa.) 1 0 Barat (Ill.) 1 0 Berea 1 0 Bethany (W.Va.) 3 0 Bethel (Ind.) 1 4 Bluffton 1 0 Calumet of St. Joseph (Ind.) 1 0 Caldwell (N.J.) 0 1Campbellsville (Ky.) 0 1 Capital 1 5 Carlow (Pa.) 5 0 Carnegie Mellon (Pa.) 1 0 Case Western 2 0 Cedarville 10 28Central Methodist (Miss.) 1 0 Central State 14 0 Clarion (Pa.) 0 3 College of W.V. 2 0 Concordia (Minn.) 2 3 Cornerstone (Mich.) 0 4 Daemen (N.Y.) 3 4 Davis and Elkins (W.Va.) 3 0 Davenport (Mich.) 2 2 Defiance 1 1 Denison 12 3 Dillard (La.) 1 0 Drury (Mo.) 0 3 Fairmont St. (W.Va.) 0 1 Ferris St. (Mich.) 0 3 Findlay 9 6 Freed-Hardman (Tenn.) 0 1 Gannon (Pa.) 1 0Geneva (Pa.) 4 1 Georgetown (Ky.) 0 3 Glenville St. 3 0 Goshen (Ind.) 3 1 Grace (Ind.) 1 2 Grand Valley St. (Mich.) 0 3 Hanover (Ind.) 0 1 Heidelberg 1 2 Hillsdale (Mich.) 0 6 Hiram 3 1 Holy Family (Pa.) 1 0Houghton (N.Y.) 4 3 Illinois Tech 1 5 Illinois Springfield 3 1

Pitt-Johnston 3 0 Point Park (Pa.) 8 4 Quincy (Ill.) 1 2 Rio Grande 24 15 Roberts Wesleyan (N.Y.) 5 5 Rochester (Mich.) 3 0 Rosary (Ill.) 2 0 Salem (NC) 1 0 Saginaw Valley St. (Mich.) 1 2 St. Francis (Ill.) 1 1 St. Francis (Ind.) 4 5 Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) 1 0St. Thomas 0 4 St. Vincent (Pa.) 8 1 St. Xavier 3 0 Seton Hill (Pa.) 4 3 Shawnee State 26 10 Siena Heights (Mich.) 3 0 Southern Nazarene (Okla.) 0 1 Southwestern 4 0 Spaulding (Pa.) 0 1 Spring Arbor (Mich.) 3 0 Taylor (Ind.) 0 9 Taylor-Ft. Wayne (Ind.) 1 0 Thiel 1 0 Thomas More (Ky.) 0 2 Tiffin 23 17 Trevecca Nazarene (Tenn.) 0 1 Trinity Christian (Ill.) 1 0 Tri-State (N.Y.) 1 1 Union (N.Y.) 1 0 Urbana 32 10 Ursuline 6 1 Walsh 9 32 Washington & Jefferson (Pa.) 1 1 Waynesburg (Pa.) 1 0 Wayne State (Mich.) 0 5 West Liberty St. (W. Va.) 8 0 West Virginia St. 2 0 West Virginia Wesleyan 2 0 Windsor 1 1 Wilmington 3 0 Wittenberg 1 2 Wheeling Jesuit (W.Va.) 0 3 Wisconsin-Parkside 0 1Wooster 5 3

Total 409 367 RECORDSAll-Time Program Record661-556Conference (Since 1990)156-151

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2012 Ohio Dominican VolleyballOhio Dominican Match Results (FINAL)

All matches

Date Opponent Score Score-by-set Overall Conf Time Att.# Aug 31 vs CALDWELL L 0-3 19-25,22-25,21-25 0-1 0-0 1:10

Sep 1 vs UWP L 0-3 12-25,10-25,22-25 0-2 0-0 1:05 60# Sep 1 vs D&E W 3-0 26-24,25-19,25-23 1-2 0-0 1:15 p 30

Sep 07 vs Holy Family W 3-1 27-25,25-15,22-25,25-22 2-2 0-0Sep 07 at Mercyhurst L 1-3 17-25,25-21,22-25,14-25 2-3 0-0 1:46 148

& Sep 8 vs West Virginia State W 3-0 25-18,25-13,25-15 3-3 0-0 0:50 50& Sep 8 at Gannon W 3-2 11-25,21-25,25-23,25-17,15-12 4-3 0-0 1:45 90* Sep 14 MALONE L 2-3 24-26,19-25,25-21,25-21,9-15 4-4 0-1 2:05 221* Sep 15 WALSH W 3-1 18-25,29-27,25-19,25-17 5-4 1-1 1:39 131* Sep 21 at Hillsdale College L 1-3 15-25,25-19,12-25,12-25 5-5 1-2 1:33 372* Sep 22 at Northwood L 0-3 10-25,19-25,15-25 5-6 1-3 1:05 189* Sep 25 TIFFIN W 3-2 25-19,21-25,25-18,16-25,15-8 6-6 2-3 1:49 231* Sep 28 GRAND VALLEY L 0-3 17-25,20-25,15-25 6-7 2-4 1:10 130* Sep 29 #22 FERRIS STATE L 1-3 20-25,25-19,20-25,19-25 6-8 2-5 1:37 152

Oct 02 at Cedarville L 0-3 16-25,21-25,20-25 6-9 2-5 1:20 110* Oct 05 SAGINAW VALLEY W 3-1 24-26,25-22,25-16,25-20 7-9 3-5 1:48 126* Oct 06 LAKE SUPERIOR W 3-2 23-25,21-25,25-17,25-18,22-20 8-9 4-5 1:53 119

Oct 12 vs Saint Joseph's W 3-0 25-21,25-19,27-25 9-9 4-5 1:15 47Oct 13 vs Drury L 0-3 13-25,16-25,22-25 9-10 4-5 1:09 50Oct 13 vs Quincy W 3-2 25-23,17-25,25-22,25-27,15-8 10-10 4-5 1:52 50

* Oct 19 at Northern Michigan L 1-3 13-25,22-25,25-22,22-25 10-11 4-6 1:41 268* Oct 20 at Michigan Tech L 1-3 25-20,22-25,22-25,18-25 10-12 4-7 1:43 285* Oct 26 WAYNE STATE L 0-3 15-25,19-25,16-25 10-13 4-8 1:10 162* Oct 27 FINDLAY L 2-3 20-25,25-20,14-25,26-24,17-19 10-14 4-9 2:08 166* Oct 30 at Tiffin W 3-0 25-17,25-15,25-20 11-14 5-9 1:05 212* Nov 02 at Lake Erie College W 3-0 25-21,25-17,26-24 12-14 6-9 1:00 94* Nov 03 at Ashland University L 0-3 23-25,12-25,23-25 12-15 6-10 1:11 109* Nov 09 at Walsh U Cavaliers L 1-3 17-25,25-22,19-25,16-25 12-16 6-11 1:35 175* Nov 10 at MALONE W 3-2 15-25,25-16,25-17,14-25,15-9 13-16 7-11 1:50 140

Team Record W-L-TOverall: 13-16

Conference: 7-11Home: 4-5Away: 4-8

Neutral: 5-33 sets: 5-84 sets: 3-65 sets: 5-2

Attend Dates Total Avg.Total: 29 3917 135

Home: 9 1438 160Away: 12 2192 183

Neutral: 8 287 36

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2012 Ohio Dominican VolleyballOhio Dominican Overall Individual Statistics (FINAL)

All matches

Overall record: 13-16 Conf: 7-11 Home: 4-5 Away: 4-8 Neutral: 5-3

Attack Set Serve

## Player sp mp-ms k k/s e ta pct a a/s ta pct sa sa/s se ta pct

5 Thompson, Tory 106 29-29 323 3.05 181 1040 . 1 3 7 12 0.11 214 . 0 5 6 18 0.17 63 245 . 7 4 38 Kusan, Caitlin 110 29-29 245 2.23 66 533 . 3 3 6 18 0.16 77 . 2 3 4 23 0.21 29 349 . 9 1 73 Kraemer, Lauren 110 29-29 199 1.81 62 414 . 3 3 1 5 0.05 29 . 1 7 2 0 0.00 6 22 . 7 2 76 Barker, Kelsey 93 26-14 152 1.63 87 561 . 1 1 6 5 0.05 40 . 1 2 5 33 0.35 27 327 . 9 1 715 Birkemeier, Kristy 110 29-14 134 1.22 85 461 . 1 0 6 18 0.16 164 . 1 1 0 8 0.07 23 144 . 8 4 02 Reder, Brianna 109 29-17 117 1.07 50 383 . 1 7 5 32 0.29 146 . 2 1 9 0 0.00 0 1 1.007 Slavin, Darby 110 29-29 53 0.48 28 161 . 1 5 5 872 7.93 2058 . 4 2 4 27 0.25 25 393 . 9 3 64 Rindler, Lauren 11 7-0 15 1.36 6 47 . 1 9 1 2 0.18 16 . 1 2 5 0 0.00 1 18 . 9 4 410 Tara Winner 27 9-7 12 0.44 6 50 . 1 2 0 6 0.22 33 . 1 8 2 0 0.00 0 2 1.009 Barker, Bailey 110 29-0 7 0.06 7 48 . 0 0 0 21 0.19 218 . 0 9 6 32 0.29 33 369 . 9 1 11 Fortney, Kelsey 110 29-6 6 0.05 0 22 . 2 7 3 189 1.72 495 . 3 8 2 22 0.20 30 386 . 9 2 212 Post, Emily 1 1-0 1 1.00 0 3 . 3 3 3 0 0.00 1 . 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 . 0 0 016 Shifley, Meredith 20 9-0 1 0.05 0 1 1.000 0 0.00 1 . 0 0 0 3 0.15 6 40 . 8 5 021 Nadler, Shannon 2 2-0 0 0.00 2 4 - . 5 0 0 0 0.00 0 . 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 . 0 0 018 Braun, Courtney 1 1-0 0 0.00 0 2 . 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 . 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 . 0 0 013 Kelsey Snyder 1 1-0 0 0.00 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 . 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 . 0 0 0

OHIO DOMINICAN 110 29-29 1265 11.5 580 3733 . 1 8 3 1180 10.7 3494 . 3 3 8 166 1.51 243 2296 . 8 9 4Opponents 110 29-29 1303 11.8 578 3776 . 1 9 2 1195 10.8 3512 . 3 4 0 225 2.05 197 2428 . 9 1 9

Recept Dig Blocking Points

## Player sp re ta pct dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe pts pts/s

5 Thompson, Tory 106 50 574 . 9 1 3 315 2.97 4 42 4 6 0.43 5 6 366.0 3.458 Kusan, Caitlin 110 6 36 . 8 3 3 73 0.66 11 69 8 0 0.73 6 0 313.5 2.853 Kraemer, Lauren 110 5 13 . 6 1 5 16 0.15 8 62 7 0 0.64 3 2 238.0 2.166 Barker, Kelsey 93 32 170 . 8 1 2 105 1.13 1 14 1 5 0.16 0 1 193.0 2.0815 Birkemeier, Kristy 110 55 605 . 9 0 9 225 2.05 0 7 7 0.06 3 2 145.5 1.322 Reder, Brianna 109 2 12 . 8 3 3 42 0.39 8 35 4 3 0.39 2 3 142.5 1.317 Slavin, Darby 110 2 3 . 3 3 3 247 2.25 0 32 3 2 0.29 3 25 96.0 0.874 Rindler, Lauren 11 1 20 . 9 5 0 15 1.36 0 2 2 0.18 0 0 16.0 1.4510 Tara Winner 27 0 3 1.000 7 0.26 2 6 8 0.30 0 0 17.0 0.639 Barker, Bailey 110 50 618 . 9 1 9 390 3.55 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 39.0 0.351 Fortney, Kelsey 110 2 6 . 6 6 7 226 2.05 0 1 1 0.01 0 10 28.5 0.2616 Shifley, Meredith 20 0 0 . 0 0 0 5 0.25 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 4.0 0.2012 Post, Emily 1 0 1 1.000 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1.0 1.0018 Braun, Courtney 1 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 0.0013 Kelsey Snyder 1 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 0.0021 Nadler, Shannon 2 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 0.00- TEAM - 19 - - - - - - - - - - - -

OHIO DOMINICAN...... 110 224 2212 . 8 9 9 1666 15.15 34 270 169.0 1.54 22 50 1600.0 14.55Opponents........... 110 166 2047 . 9 1 9 1681 15.28 54 238 173.0 1.57 39 44 1701.0 15.46

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A Abbitt, Sheryl 1983-86Adkins, Kristen 2005Allen, Julie 1996Anderson, Claudia 1988-91Anderson, Carol 1981-83Andrews, Virginia 2003Andrews, Stephanie 2003

BBaker, Amy 1998-01Barr, Diana 1978-80Barker, Bailey 2011-Barker, Kelsey 2012-Baxter, Debbie 1979Beavers, Tonia 1992-93Benedict, Kay 1978-79Bennett, Ashley 2002-05Billing, Rachel 2007-11Birkemeier, Kristy 2009-12Braskett, Ashley 2007-08Braun, Courtney 2012-Broecker, Laura 1988-91Buchanan, Meghan 2005-06Buckerfield, Kathy 1978-81Burkhammer, Sara 2007Burtschy, Mary Beth 1989-92Busch, Rachael 2002-03Bussen, Helen 1987Buzenski, Jessica 2004, 2006-08

CChandler, Sarah 2002Cherry, Megan 2004-07Churchill, Cindy 1981-83Clayton, Teena 1988-89Cole, Kelli 1997Craig, Kim 1983Croy, Ashley 2007-08Crozier, Kayla 2006

DDavis, Christina 2003-04DeChabert, Judy 1978DelMatto, Mary 1982-85Dials, Alisha 2004-05Dicke, Edna 1983-86Dreier, Nikki 1992-95Drumm, Tara 1993-96Drumm, Tricia 1987-90

EEdwards, Tiffany 1998Elliott, Colleen 2002-05

FFahy, Maureen 1979-82Ferguson, Nanci 1982-85Fisher, Tinleigh 2007-08Fortney, Kelsey 2012-Fox, Kathy 1992-95

GGalloway, Thersea 1986Garner, Amanda 2005Gartner, Gianna 1986Ghiloni, Heather 2002Ginther, Jessi 1992-95Gosche, Samantha 2010Goss, Julie 1992Graham, Kim 1986-87Grinstead, Aleta 1978-80Groom, Tricia 1991Gulleman, Paige 2001-04

HHacker, Julia 2007Haines, Krissy 2004-05Hale, Summer 2008-10Hall Christie 1996-99Haller, Patty 1987Handshey, Amanda 2004-05Hatcher, Kim 1990Henry, Tami 1980-83Holley, Tabitha 2010Hughes, Ashley 2008-10

J Jakeway, Lindsay 2001-02Jansen, Judy 1978-80Joiner, April 2002Judson, Julia 2006-07

KKauk, Shanele 1998-01Keaton, Alicia 2001Klockowski, Teresa 1987-88Kodrich, Jessica 2011Koester, Jeannie 2002-05Kraemer, Lauren 2012-Kresse, Brenda 1990-92Krieg, Samantha 2009Kuhns, Jennifer 1991-92Kunze, Heather 2007-10Kusan, Caitlin 2011-Kusan, Mary 1985

LLakes, Tara 2003Lathey, Alison 1994Laston, Charity 2000-01Liddane, Micaela 2011Liddell, Ashley 2005-07Lowder, Taylor 2011Lucijanic, Lisa 1978-79Luning, Kelly 2000-01

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MMahlerwein, Misty 2001, 2003-04Mahon, Ali 2006Mathes, Krissy 1996-99Mayer, Kristin 1994-97Maxwell, Janeen 1981-84Mazzei, Elizabeth 1991McArthur, Anna Marie 1983McVey, Wendy 1978-79Meade, Lisa 1988-89Melzer, Debbie 1981-84Menker, Johanna 1991-94Merritt, Andrea 1990Michnowitz, Stephanie 1998-99Miller, Jennifer 2008Miller, Lynette 1993Mock, Maureen 1980-83Mongillo, Elyse 2007-10Montrose, Sandi 1982-85Mossbarger, Elizabeth 2006

NNadler, Shannon 2009-12Nau, Missy 1987Nead, Lori 1993-96Neal, Lezley 2006-07Noble, Missy 1985-86Noble, Shelley 1986-87Norris, Maggie 1987-90

OOberfield, Chelsea 2007O’Reilly, Sandra 1980-83

PPalmer, Julie 1986-87Pinkerton, Carrie 1996-99Plas, Amy 1990Pollick, Julie 2011Post, Emily 2010-Pounders, Holly 1994-95Proehl, Debbie 1978

RRaffa, Kristi 2001-02Rawn, Jenna 2004-05Reder, Brianna 2011-Reed, Joanne 1978Reynolds, Rayejene 1982-85Rieser, Michelle 1987-90Riggs, Teri 2003-05Rindler, Lauren 2011-Ritter, Casie 1999-01Ritter, Michelle 2010Robinette, Chris 1987-89Roell, Christine 2004-05Roessner, Julie 1984-87Rogers, Chelsea 2008-09Rogg, Stacy 2008-11Rosegarten, Amy 1999-02Ross, Hillary 1996-99Roxey, Erin 1982Russell, Lindsay 2002

SSchneider, Nicole 1996Schoener, Nicole 1998-00Schroeder, Cassie 2006-09Seimer, Teresa 1978Shepard, Erika 2005Shifley, Meredith 2011-12Slavin, Darby 2012-Smith, Laura 1987-89Smith, Melissa 2000Shier, Angie 1987-88Snyder, Kelsey 2011-Spiert, Julie 1983-86Sprau, Ashley 2010Stein, Susie 1979-82

TThomas, Kathleen 1997-00Thompson, Tory 2012-Thornton, Elizabeth 1997-00Trucco, Lisa 1995-98Tucker, Davita 2004-06

UUrbanek, Kari 1987-90

VVail, Melissa 2004-07Vanderhoof, Jill 1995-98Vome, Cassie 2007-10WWarren, Jennifer 2003-05Wenig, Laura 1982-85Westerman, Meredith 2006-07Weybrecht, Jenny 1993-96Wheatley, Jenna 1992-93Winczner, Katie 2000Winner, Tara 2010-Wolshire, Jenni 1992-95Worley, Shelley 2004-05Wright, Carolyn 1979

YYoung, Jo Ann 1991

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year-by-year recordsYear Coach Overall Record Conf. Record W%1978 Mary Jo Feak 22-7 n/a .7601979 Mary Jo Feak 15-15 n/a .5001980 Mary Jo Feak 18-14 n/a .5631981 Mary Jo Feak 20-12 n/a .6251982 Mary Jo Feak 19-11 n/a .6331983 Mary Jo Feak 18-18 n/a .5001984 Mary Jo Feak 20-17 n/a .5411985 Mary Jo Feak 18-15 n/a .5451986 Mary Jo Feak 13-11 n/a .5421987 Andy Stuck 24-24 n/a .5001988 Ernie Gilbert 25-29 n/a .4631989 Sandy Rowley 14-17 n/a .4521990 Sandy Rowley 29-20 5-5 (4th) .5921991 Sandy Rowley 17-24 5-7 (5th) .4151992 Sandy Rowley 18-18 6-8 (6th) .5001993 Sandy Rowley 15-23 5-9 (6th) .3951994 Sandy Rowley 19-14 9-4 (4th) .5761995 Sandy Rowley 35-7 18-2 (2nd) .8331996 Sandy Rowley 25-18 11-7 (4th) .5811997 Sandy Rowley 22-17 8-8 (5th) .5641998 Sandy Rowley 24-9 11-5 (5th) .7271999 Sandy Rowley 21-15 9-4 (5th) .5832000 Sandy Rowley 27-14 10-4 (3rd) .6592001 Sandy Rowley 11-23 7-16 (11th) .3242002 Sandy Rowley 14-21 4-12 (6th) .4002003 Sandy Rowley 23-16 5-11 (6th) .5902004 Sandy Rowley 28-18 8-8 (5th) .6092005 Sandy Rowley 23-20 11-5 (2nd) .5352006 Sandy Rowley 7-24 3-13 (8th) .2262007 Sandy Rowley 17-20 3-9 (5th) .4592008 Sandy Rowley 23-11 11-3 (3rd) .6762009 Sandy Rowley 24-18 n/a .5712010 Sandy Rowley 8-19 3-16 (6th-South) .2962011 Sandy Rowley 12-17 5-14 (6th-South) .4142012 Sandy Rowley 13-16 7-11 (6th-South) .448Record (34 Seasons) 681-592 .535 All-Time Coaching RecordsYears Coach Record Win %1989- Sandy Rowley 469-419 .5281988 Ernie Gilbert 25-29 .4631987 Andy Stuck 24-24 .5001978-86 Mary Jo Feak 163-120 .576 Total (Four Coaches) 681-592 .535

Program Post Season Appearances/Championships

Conference Tournament Appearances: 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009

NAIA Regional Appearances: 1990, 1992, 2008

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record bookINDIVIDUAL RECORDSMost Games Played Season:

172-Misty Mahlerwein (2004)172-Jeannie Koester (2004)

Career:603-Jeannie Koester, 2002-05554-Ashley Bennett, 2002-05546-Megan Cherry, 2004-07534-Lisa Trucco, 1995-98526-Kathleen Thomas, 1997-00520-Paige Gulleman, 2001-04518-Claudia Anderson, 1988-91518-Carri Pinkerton, 1996-99478-Tara Drumm, 1993-96467-Michelle Rieser, 1987-90 Amy Rosengarten, 1999-02

Most Matches Played Season:

58-Claudia Anderson (1988) Career:

174-Claudia Anderson, 1988-91

Most KillsMatch:

37-Kathleen Thomas (vs. Rio Grande, 10/8/98)

Season: 645-Kathleen Thomas (2000) Career: 2,005-Kathleen Thomas, 1997-00

1,677-Jeannie Koester, 2002-051,654-Claudia Anderson, 1988-911,625-Kathy Fox, 1992-951,585-Colleen Elliott, 2003-051,513-Lisa Trucco, 1995-981,351-Jill Vanderhoof, 1995-981,285-Paige Gulleman, 2001-041,225-Rachel Billing, 2007-present1,159-Megan Cherry, 2004-071,047-Amy Rosengarten, 1999-02

Most Kills Per Game Season:

4.7-Kathleen Thomas (1999) Career: 3.82-Kathleen Thomas, 1997-00

3.68-Kathy Fox, 1992-953.53-Claudia Anderson, 1988-913.48-Colleen Elliott, 2003-053.15-Michelle Rieser, 1987-90 3.13-Rachel Billing, 2007-present2.85-Lisa Trucco, 1995-982.80-Jill Vanderhoof, 1995-982.78-Jeannie Koester, 2002-052.62-Krissy Haines, 2004-05

Highest Hitting PercentageMatch:

.800-Michelle Reiser (vs. Otterbein, 10/14/88) Season:

.358-Kathleen Thomas (1998)

Career: .327-Kathleen Thomas, 1997-00.297-Lisa Trucco, 1995-98.286-Kathy Fox, 1992-95.274-Claudia Anderson, 1988-91.266-Tara Drumm, 1993-96.232-Jill Vanderhoof, 1995-98.224-Krissy Haines, 2004-05.222-Jessica Buzenski, 2004-08.214-Michelle Rieser, 1987-90

Most Service AcesMatch:

9-Kristi Raffa (vs. Seton Hill, 10/26/02)8-Johanna Menker (vs. Urbana, 9/15/93)8-Amy Baker (vs. Goshen, 9/19/98)

Season: 85-Angie Kalb (1997)

Career:166-Claudia Anderson, 1988-91164-Jenny Weybrecht, 1993-96153-Tara Drumm, 1993-1996139-Jill Vanderhoof, 1995-98138-Misty Mahlerwein, 2001, 2003-04134-Colleen Elliott, 2003-05128-Lisa Trucco, 1995-98120-Jeannie Koester, 2002-05115-Amy Rosengarten, 1999-02 Teri Riggs, 2003-05

Most Service Aces Per Game Season:

0.90-Evelyn Dallas (1988) Career:

0.60-Angie Kalb, 19970.50-Tricia Groom, 19910.43-Claudia Anderson, 1988-910.40-Jennifer Kuhns, 1991-920.33-Alisha Dials, 2004-050.32-Misty Mahlerwein, 2001, 2003-040.30-Jill Vanderhoof, 1995-98

Serving Percentage Season:

.994-Kathy Fox (1992)

.990-Nicole Schoener (1999) Career:

.991-Jennifer Kuhns, 1991-92

.982-Kathy Fox, 1992-95

.973-Nicole Schoener, 1998-00

.968-Hillary Ross, 1996-99

.960-Tara Drumm, 1993-96

.956-Jenni Wolshire, 1992-95

Serve Reception Attempts Match:

44-Cassie Vome (vs. Mt. Vernon Nazarene, 11/15/08)

Season:1,660-Alisha Dials (2005)

Career:2,674-Lisa Trucco, 1995-981,995-Heather Kunze, 2007-101,760-Kathy Fox, 1992-951,686-Jill Vanderhoof, 1995-981,649-Carrie Pinkerton, 1996-991,597-Cassie Vome, 2007-101,545-Rachel Billing, 2007-Present1,447-Jenni Wolshire, 1992-951,283-Stacy Rogg, 2008-Present724-Krissy Mathes, 1996-99

Service Receiving Percentage Season:

.969-Krissy Mathes (1998) Career:

.954-Krissy Mathes, 1996-99

.946-Lisa Trucco, 1995-98

.932-Jill Vanderhoof, 1995-98

.907-Kathy Fox, 1992-95

Most AssistsMatch:

67-Cassie Schroeder (vs. Walsh, 10/4/08) Season:

1,469-Teri Riggs (2003) Career:

4,486-Tara Drumm, 1993-963,745-Teri Riggs, 2003-053,043-Cassie Schroeder, 2006-092,762-Nicole Schoener, 1998-002,757-Hillary Ross, 1996-991,971-Elyse Mongillo, 2007-20101,899-Jennifer Kuhns, 1991-921,193-Maggie Norris, 1987-901,174-Summer Hale, 2008-2010

Most Assists Per Game Season:

13.7-Angie Shier (1988) Career:

11.5-Angie Shier, 1987-8810.8-Teri Riggs, 2003-059.2-Tara Drumm, 1993-968.5-Jennifer Kuhns, 1991-928.1-Teri Riggs, 2003-057.1-Nicole Schoener, 1998-006.8-Hillary Ross, 1996-996.7-Cassie Schroeder, 2006-09

Most DigsMatch:

45-Jenni Wolshire (vs. Findlay, 10/16/93) Season:

936-Alisha Dials (2005) Career:

2,410-Jeannie Koester, 2002-051,798-Colleen Elliott, 2003-051,732-Tara Drumm, 1993-96 1,681-Lisa Trucco, 1995-981,543-Claudia Anderson, 1988-911,492-Misty Mahlerwein, 2001, 2003-041,490-Stacy Rogg, 2008-present1,478-Heather Kunze, 2007-20101,476-Rachel Billing, 2007-present1,450-Kathy Fox, 1992-95

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Most Digs Per Game Season:

8.80-Kari Urbanek (1988) Career:

4.07-Alisha Dials, 2004-054.00-Tricia Groom, 1991 Jeannie Koester, 2002-053.94-Colleen Elliott, 2003-053.82-Claudia Anderson, 1988-913.50-Tara Drumm, 1993-963.47-Misty Mahlerwein, 2001, 2003-043.43-Jenni Wolshire, 1992-953.28-Kathy Fox, 1992-953.10-Lisa Trucco, 1995-98 Michelle Rieser, 1987-90

Most Solo BlocksMatch:

10-Kristin Mayer (at Tiffin, 10/29/97)10-Kathy Fox (vs. Malone, 10/12/95)

Season:86-Lisa Trucco (1996)

Career:263-Kathy Fox, 1992-95237-Kathleen Thomas, 1997-00219-Lisa Trucco, 1995-98208-Claudia Anderson, 1988-91170-Paige Gulleman, 2001-04123-Kristin Mayer, 1994-97117-Jennifer Warren, 2003-05116-Michelle Rieser, 1987-90 108-Krissy Haines, 2004-05104-Jessica Buzenski, 2004-08

Most Assisted BlocksMatch:

11-Casie Ritter (at Kenyon Classic, vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 9/4/99)10-Kathleen Thomas (at Tri-State, 10/22/99)

9-Kathleen Thomas (at Cedarville, 10/27/98) Season:

116-Kristy Birkemeier (2009) Career:

341-Kathleen Thomas, 1997-00317-Paige Gulleman, 2001-04256-Ashley Bennett, 2002-05246-Jennifer Warren, 2003-05241-Lisa Trucco, 1995-98227-Kathy Fox, 1992-95215-Jessica Buzenski, 2004-08202-Summer Hale, 2008-2010186-Claudia Anderson, 1988-91174-Krissy Haines, 2004-05158-Colleen Elliott, 2003-05

Most Total BlocksMatch:

16-Kathleen Thomas (at Tri-State, 10/22/99)14-Lisa Trucco (at Malone, 11/13/98)13-Casie Ritter (at Kenyon Classic, vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 9/4/99)

Season:188-Kathy Fox (1992)

Career:578-Kathleen Thomas, 1997-00490-Kathy Fox, 1992-95487-Paige Gulleman, 2001-04462-Lisa Trucco, 1995-98394-Claudia Anderson, 1988-91363-Jennifer Warren, 2003-05319-Jessica Buzenski, 2004-08319-Ashley Bennett, 2002-05282-Krissy Haines, 2004-05254-Michelle Rieser, 1987-90

Most Total Blocks Per Game Season:

1.9-Kathy Fox (1992) Career:

1.36-Michelle Rieser, 1987-901.15-Kathy Fox, 1992-951.10-Kathleen Thomas, 1997-001.09-Jennifer Warren, 2003-051.01-Shannon Nadler, 20091.00-Claudia Anderson, 1988-910.95-Jessica Buzenski, 2004-080.94-Paige Gulleman, 2001-040.93-Krissy Haines, 2004-050.88-Lisa Trucco, 1995-980.64-Jennifer Kuhns, 1991-92

TEAM RECORDSMost Matches Season:

54 (1989)Most Wins In a Season

35 (1995)Highest Season Winning Percentage

.833 (1995)Most Consecutive Wins

9 (10/24/95-11/11/95, 9/5/98-9/19/98,10/18/08-11/15/08 and 9/14/09-9/30/09)

Most Wins to Start a Season4 (8/28/97-9/6/97), (8/26/00-9/1/00)

Most Wins to End a Regular Season 9 (10/18/08-11/15/08)Most Consecutive Home Wins

16 (9/19/95-9/26/96)Most Consecutive Road Wins

15 (9/8/95-9/29/95)Most Consecutive Losses 8 (10/2/97-10/11/97)Most Losses to Start a Season 2 (9/2/96)Most Losses to End a Season 5 (10/27/92-11/5/92)Most Consecutive Home Losses 5 (9/10/10-9/19/10)Most Consecutive Road Losses 7 (9/21/91-9/28/91) 6 (10/4/91-10/10/91)Most KillsMatch:

91 (vs. Findlay, 10/16/93) Season:

2544 (2004)

Most Kills Per Game Season:

14.8 (2004)Highest Hitting PercentageMatch:

.492 (vs. Lincoln Memorial, 9/12/98) Season:

.400 (1988)Most Service AcesMatch:

18 (vs. Shawnee State, 9/17/98) Season:

302 (1997)Service Aces Per Game Season:

2.4 (1989)Best Serve Percentage Season:

.968 (2008)Serve Reception AttemptsMatch:

167 (vs. Findlay, 10/16/93) Season:

3064 (1996)Best Serve Reception Percentage Season:

.946 (2009)Most AssistsMatch:

107 (at St. Francis, 10/26/96) Season:

2227 (2004)Most Assists Per Game Season:

12.95 (2004) Most DigsMatch:

157 (vs. Tiffin, 9/21/93) Season:

3862 (2005)Most Digs Per Game Season:

26.2 (1989)Most Solo Blocks Match:

17 (vs. Malone, 9/12/95) Season:

227 (1996)Most Assisted BlocksMatch:

22 (at Cedarville, 11/10/09) Season:

461 (2004)Most Total BlocksMatch:

27 (vs. Malone, 9/12/95) Season:

629 (1992)Most Blocks Per Game

5.5 (1992)

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Kills:1988-Claudia Anderson, 3001989-Claudia Anderson, 3431990-Claudia Anderson, 5001991-Claudia Anderson, 5111992-Julie Goss, 1871993-Kathy Fox, 3741994-Kathy Fox, 3071995-Kathy Fox, 5871996-Lisa Trucco, 4931997-Jill Vanderhoof, 4641998-Kathleen Thomas, 4921999-Kathleen Thomas, 6072000-Kathleen Thomas, 6452001-Amy Rosengarten, 2832002-Amy Rosengarten, 3872003-Colleen Elliott, 5212004-Colleen Elliott, 6052005-Colleen Elliott, 4592006-Davita Tucker, 4362007-Rachel Billing, 4752008-Jessica Buzenski, 3532009-Rachel Billing, 4362010-Rachel Billing, 2722011-Rachel Billing, 3742012-Tory Thompson, 323

Kills Per Game:1988-Claudia Anderson, 2.11989-Claudia Anderson, 4.21990-Claudia Anderson, 3.51991-Claudia Anderson, 4.31992-Kathy Fox, 3.61993-Kathy Fox, 3.61994-Kathy Fox, 3.01995-Kathy Fox, 4.51996-Lisa Trucco, 3.41997-Jill Vanderhoof, 3.51998-Kathleen Thomas, 4.171999-Kathleen Thomas, 4.742000-Kathleen Thomas, 4.612001-Paige Gulleman, 2.852002-Amy Rosengarten, 2.982003-Colleen Elliott, 3.642004-Colleen Elliott, 3.582005-Colleen Elliott, 3.192006-Davita Tucker, 3.892007-Rachel Billing, 3.602008-Jessica Buzenski, 3.102009-Rachel Billing, 2.932010-Rachel Billing, 2.962011-Rachel Billing, 3.432012-Tory Thompson, 3.05

Hitting Percentage (Min. 100 kills):1988-Claudia Anderson, .2851989-Claudia Anderson, .2601990-Claudia Anderson, .3001991-Tricia Groom, .1501992-Kathy Fox, .2601993-Kathy Fox, .2291994-Kathy Fox, .3081995-Kathy Fox, .3451996-Lisa Trucco, .3241997-Lisa Trucco, .2941998-Kathleen Thomas, .3581999-Kathleen Thomas, .3312000-Kathleen Thomas, .3392001-Paige Gulleman, .1852002-Paige Gulleman, .1552003-Paige Gulleman, .2452004-Krissy Haines, .2372005-Krissy Haines, .2112006-Davita Tucker, .2582007-Rachel Billing, .2502008-Jessica Buzenski, .2792009-Elyse Mongillo, .241

Service Aces:1988-Claudia Anderson, 281989-Claudia Anderson, 371990-Claudia Anderson, 561991-Jennifer Kuhns, 651992-Mary Beth Burtschy, 271993-Johanna Menker, 521994-Jenni Wolshire, 371995-Tara Drumm, 501996-Jenny Weybrecht, 431997-Angie Kalb, 851998-Jill Vanderhoof, 611999-Amy Rosengarten, 292000-Nicole Schoener, 382001-Kristi Raffa, 602002-Heather Ghiloni, 452003-Colleen Elliott, 662004-Alisha Dials, 512005-Alisha Dials, 582006-Megan Cherry, 382007-Rachel Billing, 35 Cassie Vome, 352008-Cassie Schroeder, 282009-Heather Kunze, 28 Samantha Krieg, 282010-Rachel Billing, 132011-Stacy Rogg, 272012-Kelsey Barker, 33

Service Aces Per Game:1988-Evelyn Dallas, 0.901989-Claudia Anderson, 0.501990-Claudia Anderson, 0.401991-Jennifer Kuhns, 0.501992-Jennifer Kuhns, 0.301993-Johanna Menker, 0.501994-Johanna Menker, 0.381995-Tara Drumm, 0.401996-Jenny Weybrecht, 0.301997-Jill Vanderhoof, 0.601998-Jill Vanderhoof, 0.552000-Nicole Schoener, 0.272001-Kristi Raffa, 0.672002-Heather Ghiloni, 0.342003-Colleen Elliott, 0.462004-Alisha Dials, 0.312005-Alisha Dials, 0.362006-Megan Cherry, 0.342007-Rachel Billing, 0.272008-Cassie Schroeder, 0.242009-Samantha Krieg, 0.272010-Rachel Billing, 0.142011-Kristy Birkemeier, 0.262012-Kelsey Barker, 0.35

Serving Percentage:1990-Claudia Anderson, .9401991-Jennifer Kuhns, .9851992-Kathy Fox, .9941993-Kathy Fox, .9901994-Tara Drumm, .9501995-Kathy Fox, .9631996-Jill Vanderhoof, .9901997-Hillary Ross, .9671998-Nicole Schoener, .9731999-Nicole Schoener, .9902000-Nicole Schoener, .9922001-Kristy Raffa, .9572002-Heather Ghiloni, .9642003-Jeannie Koester, .9602004-Jeannie Koester, .9862005-Jeannie Koester, .9862006-Kayla Crozier, .9802007-Melissa Vail, .9872008-Jennifer Miller, .9892009- Rachel Billing, .987

Serve Reception Attempts:1992-Kathy Fox, 4231993-Kathy Fox, 5671994-Jenni Wolshire, 4011995-Lisa Trucco, 7331996-Lisa Trucco, 7251997-Jill Vanderhoof, 8151998-Carrie Pinkerton, 5101999-Carrie Pinkerton, 5342000-Elizabeth Thornton, 5842001-Misty Mahlerwein, 4242002-Jeannie Koester, 8822003-Misty Mahlerwein, 1,1292004-Jeannie Koester, 9322005-Alisha Dials, 1,6602006-Megan Cherry, 8572007-Cassie Vome, 1,0422008-Cassie Vome, 7072009-Stacy Rogg, 6692011-Rachel Billing, 6442012-Darby Slavin, 393

Assists:1989-Maggie Norris, 5541990-Maggie Norris, 6391991-Jennifer Kuhns, 9821992-Jennifer Kuhns, 9171993-Tara Drumm, 9641994-Tara Drumm, 8511995-Tara Drumm, 1,2381996-Tara Drumm, 1,4331997-Hillary Ross, 1,4351998-Nicole Schoener, 6751999-Nicole Schoener, 7802000-Nicole Schoener, 1,3072001-Kelly Luning, 5972002-Heather Ghiloni, 1,2292003-Teri Riggs, 1,4692004-Teri Riggs, 1,2612005-Teri Riggs, 1,0152006-Cassie Schroeder, 1,0552007-Cassie Schroeder, 9652008-Cassie Schroeder, 5612009-Elyse Mongillo, 5802010-Summer Hale, 4722011-Kelsey Snyder, 6442012-Darby Slavin, 872

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Assists Per Game:1988-Angie Shier, 13.71989-Maggie Norris, 7.31990-Maggie Norris, 4.51991-Jennifer Kuhns, 8.11992-Jennifer Kuhns, 8.61993-Tara Drumm, 8.51994-Tara Drumm, 8.21995-Tara Drumm, 8.21996-Tara Drumm, 10.21997-Hillary Ross, 10.51998-Nicole Schoener, 5.71999-Nicole Schoener, 6.02000-Nicole Schoener, 9.42001-Kelly Luning, 5.72002-Heather Ghiloni, 9.42003-Teri Riggs, 10.82004-Teri Riggs, 7.692005-Teri Riggs, 6.272006-Cassie Schroeder, 9.422007-Cassie Schroeder, 7.102008-Cassie Schroeder, 4.842009-Cassie Schroeder, 5.312010-Summer Hale, 5.022011-Kelsey Snyder, 5.892012-Darby Slavin, 7.93

Digs:1988-Claudia Anderson, 3181989-Claudia Anderson, 3461990-Michelle Rieser, 4661991-Tricia Groom, 4721992-Brenda Kreese, 3371993-Jenni Wolshire, 3941994-Jenni Wolshire, 431 1995-Kathy Fox, 4971996-Tara Drumm, 6481997-Jill Vanderhoof, 4671998-Jill Vanderhoof, 3351999-Carrie Pinkerton, 3672000-Nicole Schoener, 5442001-Misty Mahlerwein, 4422002-Amy Rosengarten, 4862003-Misty Mahlerwein, 5372004-Jeannie Koester, 7112005-Alisha Dials, 9362006-Elizabeth Mossbarger, 5062007-Rachel Billing, 6022008-Stacy Rogg, 4752009-Rachel Billing, 5512010-Stacy Rogg, 4982011-Stacy Rogg, 4542012-Bailey Barker, 390

Digs Per Game:1988-Kari Urbanek, 8.81989-Claudia Anderson, 4.31990-Michelle Rieser, 3.31991-Tricia Groom, 4.01992-Julie Goss, 3.31993-Jenni Wolshire, 3.81994-Jenni Wolshire, 4.21995-Kathy Fox, 3.81996-Tara Drumm, 4.61997-Jill Vanderhoof, 3.51998-Jill Vanderhoof, 3.01999-Krissy Mathes, 2.82000-Nicole Schoener, 3.92001-Misty Mahlerwein, 4.12002-Amy Rosengarten, 3.72003-Misty Mahlerwein, 3.72004-Jeannie Koester, 4.12005-Alisha Dials, 5.82006-Elizabeth Mossbarger, 4.522007-Rachel Billing, 4.562008-Stacy Rogg, 3.892009-Stacy Rogg, 3.922010-Stacy Rogg, 5.352011-Stacy Rogg, 4.132012-Bailey Barker, 3.55

Solo Blocks:1988-Claudia Anderson, 551989-Claudia Anderson, 631990-Michelle Rieser, 621991-Claudia Anderson, 291992-Kathy Fox, 841993-Kathy Fox, 381994-Kathy Fox, 561995-Kathy Fox, 851996-Lisa Trucco, 861997-Kathleen Thomas, 511998-Kathleen Thomas, 331999-Kathleen Thomas, 772000-Kathleen Thomas, 762001-Paige Gulleman, 352002-Paige Gulleman, 392003-Paige Gulleman, 492004-Krissy Haines, 512005-Krissy Haines, 572006-Davita Tucker, 502007-Jessica Buzenski, 362008-Jessica Buzenski, 312009-Shannon Nadler, 442010-Emily Post, 842011-Caitlin Kusan, 112012-Caitlin Kusan, 11

Assisted Blocks:1988-Claudia Anderson, 211989-Claudia Anderson, 211990-Michelle Rieser, 1051991-Claudia Anderson, 541992-Kathy Fox, 1041993-Kathy Fox, 411994-Kathy Fox, 361995-Kathy Fox, 461996-Kristin Mayer, 411997-Kathleen Thomas, 911998-Kathleen Thomas, 1031999-Kathleen Thomas, 902000-Kathleen Thomas, 702001-Paige Gulleman, 552002-Lindsay Jakeway, 782003-Paige Gulleman, 932004-Paige Gulleman, 942005-Jennifer Warren, 962006-Davita Tucker, 542007-Jessica Buzenski, 912008-Jessica Buzenski, 822009-Kristy Birkmeier, 1162010-Emily Post, 512011-Caitlin Kusan, 842012-Caitlin Kusan, 69

Total Blocks:1988-Claudia Anderson, 851989-Claudia Anderson, 891990-Michelle Rieser, 1671991-Claudia Anderson, 831992-Kathy Fox, 1881993-Kathy Fox, 791994-Kathy Fox, 921995-Kathy Fox, 1311996-Lisa Trucco, 1191997-Kathleen Thomas, 1421998-Kathleen Thomas, 1361999-Kathleen Thomas, 1672000-Kathleen Thomas, 1322001-Paige Gulleman, 902002-Paige Gulleman, 1142003-Paige Gulleman, 1422004-Paige Gulleman, 1412005-Jennifer Warren, 1512006-Davita Tucker, 1042007-Jessica Buzenski, 1272008-Jessica Buzenski, 1132009-Kristy Birkmeier, 1372010-Rachel Billing, 662011-Caitlin Kusan, 952012-Caitlin Kusan, 80

Total Blocks Per Game:1988-Michelle Rieser, 1.801989-Claudia Anderson, 1.201990-Michelle Rieser, 1.201991-Claudia Anderson, 0.701992-Kathy Fox, 1.901993-Kathy Fox, 0.801994-Kathy Fox, 0.881995-Kathy Fox, 1.001996-Lisa Trucco, 0.801997-Kathleen Thomas, 1.001998-Lisa Trucco, 1.001999-Kathleen Thomas, 1.302000-Kathleen Thomas, 0.942001-Paige Gulleman, 1.102002-Lindsay Jakeway, 0.892003-Paige Gulleman, 0.982004-Krissy Haines, 0.882005-Jennifer Warren, 1.232006-Davita Tucker, 0.932007-Jessica Buzenski, 1.202008-Jessica Buzenski, .992009-Shannon Nadler, 1.012010-Emily Post, 0.792011-Caitlin Kusan, 0.862012-Caitlin Kusan, 0.73

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Ohio Dominican University is an accredited four-year liberal arts institution, founded in 1911 in the Catholic and Dominican traditions. The university has more than 3,100 students and offers undergraduate degrees in over 50 majors as well as six graduate degree programs. Ohio Dominican uses a student-centered approach, with a commit-ment to quality teaching and learning and a number of academic programs of distinction.

Academics are at the heart of everything done at Ohio Dominican University. Institutions of higher learning exist to provide education for their students, and that education starts in the classroom. It continues, of course, on athletic fields and in residence halls, in re-hearsals and clubs, in the library and the lab, but it begins with the relationship between students and their instructors.

ODU’s mission is grounded in our identity as a Catholic and Dominican liberal arts institution. The University’s motto - To contemplate truth and share the fruits of that contemplation with others - serves as our guiding principle of teaching and learning. ODU’s core curriculum, taken by all students, focuses on seven learning outcomes that collectively identify the institution’s expectations for what all students will be able to be and do as Ohio Dominican graduates. Additionally, students complete a sequence of courses in one of 50 undergraduate major areas of study including those in the arts, sciences, and professions.

Led by a talented faculty dedicated to excellence in teaching and committed to helping students learn, ODU’s student engagement model focuses on serving the whole student through personal attention and assistance in collaboration with the institution’s Divi-sion of Student Development. Ohio Dominican is fully accredited and offers academic programs at the baccalaureate and masters degree levels through five divisions: Arts and Letters; Social and Behavioral Sciences; Mathematics, Computer and Natural Sciences; Business; and Education.

The University is significantly expanding the level of on-campus student extracurricular activities and improving residential life. At the same time, Ohio Dominican has expanded its extracurricular offerings, providing a greater number of on-campus activities for both

residential and commuter students. A central focus has been the addition of a new Student Center and expansion of athletic programs, which attract student athletes and nonathletes alike, and foster alumni participation.

Student organizations and activities at ODU offer events and activities that relate to areas of academic interest, student government, artistic performance, multicultural identity, media, athletic, social, honorary, religious and service organizations. Ohio Dominican student activities and events are open to all students.

Over the past 10 years, Ohio Dominican has followed an aggressive expansion plan for its facilities which include three new residence halls; additional sports and recreation facilities; development of Sunbury Road as a gateway to the campus; the new Bishop James A Griffi n Student Center and a new science facility, Battelle Hall.

The 2010 - 2011 academic year will be a special time for the institution as its students, faculty, staff, alumni, community leaders and friends celebrate the University’s Centen-nial anniversary. Although the University will mark its Centennial birthday on October 5, 2011 (Founder’s Day), the calendar of events will commence in October 2010 and will continue through June 2012.

The Centennial theme, A Century of Transforming Lives, reflects ODU’s Dominican heritage, history and tradition. This celebration encourages the University community to reflect upon the transformative effect that Ohio Dominican has had on the lives its faculty, students, alumni, staff and friends.

Ohio Dominican is focused on becoming the preeminent Catholic institution of higher learning, providing quality programs in both the liberal arts and the professions, com-mitted to the fundamental value of liberal education, and deeply rooted in its Dominican tradition. Ohio Dominican is known for its student-centered and innovative approaches to teaching and learning; its commitment to excellence in academic and co-curricular programs; its commitment to service and community responsibility; its outstanding campus facilities and resources; its global outreach in response to educational needs; and its reputation for distinction in values-based higher education.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

QUICK FACTS

Church Affiliation: Roman Catholic. Founded by the Congregation of Do-minican Sisters of St. Mary of the Springs (now Dominican Sisters of Peace).

Motto: “To contemplate truth and to share with others the fruits of this contemplation.”

Campuses: Main Campus on Sunbury Road and Airport Drive, Tuttle Crossing (Adult degree programs offered at all campuses).

Undergraduate: Undergraduate degrees in 50 majors.

Degrees: Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science.

Master’s Degrees: Master of Arts in Theology; Master of Business Ad-ministration*^; Master of Arts in Liberal Studies*; Master of Arts in TESOL; Master of Sport Science; other degrees in development.

* Available in a 4+1 format. ^Courses available online.

Undergraduate Costs: Tuition & Fees - $25,280 per year. Room and Board - $8,322 (based on room type)

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With a population of 787,033 covering more than 210 square miles, Columbus is the larg-est city in Ohio and the 15th largest city in the United States. Columbus offers something special for everyone, from the No. 1 science center in the country at COSI and the nation’s No. 1 zoo at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium to the lively Arena District, the hip Short North Arts District and historic German Village.

Ohio’s capital city, Columbus has a dynamic business climate, a commitment to diversity, exciting annual festivals and cultural events, and unique arts and entertainment opportu-nities. We also are proud to be the home of great professional, amateur and collegiate sports, including the NHL’s Columbus Blue Jackets, Major League Soccer’s Columbus Crew and Triple-A baseball’s Columbus Clippers. Other major annual sports events in Columbus include the Arnold Sports Festival & Fitness Weekend, PGA Memorial Tourna-ment at Muirfield, The Columbus Marathon and New Albany Classic Grand Prix.

Many nationally recognized companies began in Columbus, including Wendy’s In-ternational, Worthington Industries, CompuServe, Red Roof Inns, Bank One, Hun-tington Bancshares, Limited Brands, Nationwide Insurance, the Longaberger Com-pany and Bob Evans Farms, Inc., Abercrombie & Fitch and Express.

CITY OF COLUMBUS

Photo Credits: Nationwide Realty Investors, Franklin Park Conservatory, Columbus Blue Jackets/Nationwide Arena

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Peter Cimbolic, Ph.D. In the spring of 2010, the Ohio Dominican University Board of Trustees appointed Peter Cimbolic, Ph.D. as the 15th president of the institution. His official duties began July 1, 2010.

Before serving as ODU’s president, Dr. Cimbolic was Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Marywood University in Scranton, PA. He also served as a tenured full professor of psychology.

Since 2008 Dr. Cimbolic has also concurrently served as an Adjunct Professor of Neuroscience for The Commonwealth Medical College in Scranton; and from 2003 to 2007, as Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs and as a tenured Professor of Psychology at Bellarmine University, an independent Catholic university in Louisville, Kentucky.

From 1999 to 2003, he served as Vice Provost and Dean of Graduate Studies for The Catholic University of America. Before that, he served as Director of the Counseling Center at Catholic University for 18 years, and as a tenured professor in the Department of Psychology.

Earlier in his career, Dr. Cimbolic served on the faculty and directed counseling centers at the University of North Texas and the University of New Hampshire.

He holds a bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from Montclair State College; a master’s degree in Developmental Psychology from the Teachers College of Columbia University; and a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Missouri.

Dr. Cimbolic is an internationally known scholar who has published extensively. He is also the recipient of the District of Columbia College Personnel Association Lifetime Research Award for his outstanding contribution to knowledge in the profession.

Active in his community, he serves on the board of directors of the Wall Street West Higher Education Consortium funded in part by Workforce Innovation, U.S. Department of Labor; the Lackawanna Industrial Fund Enterprise (Scranton, PA), and the Scranton Tennis Club. He also served on the board of directors of the Louisville Health Enterprises Network; and as president of St. Mary’s Parish Council, Annapolis, MD.

Dr. Cimbolic has five children: Mrs. Christie Baker of Marblehead MA; Dr. Kathleen Gunthert of Silver Spring, MD; Peter Cimbolic of Baltimore, MD; and Brian Cimbolic of Odenton, MD. Dr. Cimbolic is the proud grandfather of four grandchildren. He, his wife Kristi and their son, Stephen, reside in Columbus.

General Information...................................1.800.955.OHIO

Fax ............................................................... 614.252.0776

Academic Affairs .......................................... 614.251.4730

Admissions .................................................. 614.251.4500

Alumni Office ............................................... 614.251.4617

Campus Ministry ......................................... 614.251.4567

College Operator .......................................... 614.253.2741

Financial Aid ................................................ 614.251.4640

International Office ....................................... 614.251.4646

Intramurals ................................................... 614.251.4531

Library ......................................................... 614.251.4752

Security ........................................................ 614.251.4700

Student Activities ......................................... 614.251.4726

Student Service Center ................................. 614.251.4550

Sports Information ....................................... 614.251.4577

University Relations ..................................... 614.251.4453

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I-670 to the ODU campus...

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Athletic Administration

Vice President of Student Development James (Jamie) Caridi ................................. 251-4596

Athletic Director Jeff Blair ..................................................... 251-4735

Athletic Director Emeritus Bill Blazer ................................................... 251-4710

Asst. AD/Senior Woman Administrator Sandy Rowley............................................. 251-4538

Director of Compliance Cindy Hahn ................................................ 251-4642

Faculty Athletic Representative Dr. Timothy Walker ..................................... 251-4658

Athletic Administrative Assistant Elia Diaz .................................................... 251-4537

Sports Information Staff

Sports Information Director Scott Miles ................................................ 251-4577 [email protected]

Assistant Sports Information Director Ryan Beigle ................................................ 253-3482 [email protected]

Sports Information Graduate Assistant Sarah Twiggs .............................................. 251-4843 [email protected]

Sports Information FAX .............................. 252-2556

Athletic Training Staff

Head Athletic Trainer Jamison French.......................................... 253-4864 [email protected]

Assistant Athletic Trainers JR Bonham................................................. 253-4864 [email protected]

Tyler Congrove, ......................................... 253-4864 [email protected]

Coaches

Baseball Paul Page ................................................... 251-4535 [email protected]

Basketball - Men’s Dan Evans .................................................. 251-4533 [email protected]

Basketball - Women’s Lynsey Warren............................................ 251-4564 [email protected]

Track & Field/Cross Country - Men’s and Women’s Paul Benedict ............................................. 251-4537 [email protected]

Football Bill Conley ................................................. 251-4556 [email protected]

UNIVERSITY DIRECTIONS

Golf - Men’s and Women’s Chris Deibel ............................................... 253-3481 [email protected]

Soccer - Men’s Willy Merrick.............................................. 251-4531 [email protected]

Soccer - Women’s Jonathan Meade ......................................... 251-4635 [email protected]

Softball Marcella Vanlandingham ............................ 251-4532 [email protected]

Tennis - Men’s and Women’s Ryan Beigle ................................................ 253-3482 [email protected]

Volleyball Sandy Rowley............................................. 251-4538 [email protected]

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Panther Field Football, Men’s and Women’s Soccer

Ohio Dominican University continues to demonstrate progressive improvement to its athletic facilities with the addition of Panther Field. Built in 2004, our newest athletic facility is home to our football team and men’s and women’s soccer teams as well as our club level lacrosse team. To withstand the wear and tear of constant use, Panther Field is equipped with the latest in artificial surfaces, SprinTurf®. The field has a seating capacity of 1,750 with a 42-foot press box located at the top of the home bleachers. Recent additions to Panther Field include bleachers on the guest side of the field with a capacity of 500 and a building that houses a ticket office, concession stand and restrooms. Lights were also recently added to the facility, an addition that makes Panther Field one of the finer facilities of its size in the Midwest. The new facility replaced ODU’s former natural grass soccer complex and is located next to Alumni Hall on the west side of campus.

Alumni Hall Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Volleyball

Opened in 1989, Alumni Hall has a seating capacity of 3,000 and is the home of the women’s volleyball and the men’s and women’s basketball teams. Alumni Hall was given a much needed renovation and expansion in 2009-10. One full-length bas-ketball court was added, the hardwood was resurfaced, and bleachers were added to the far side of the court.

After the renovation all of the coaches now have an office on the second floor of Alumni. There are also several rooms that coaches may utilize to review game tape, hold team meetings and meet with future and current Panthers. Some of the other amenities in Alumni Hall are four locker rooms, the Black and Gold Room, a spa-cious conference room, a refurbished weight room that is available to both students and student-athletes, and an athletic training room. Alumni Hall has the capability of accommodating three regulation size basketball and volleyball courts.

Panther Courts Men’s and Women’s Tennis

Also on the grounds of the Ohio Dominican Sports Complex west side location are six regulation size tennis courts complete with lights. The courts were recently re-surfaced with a blue Latex-ite® coating that resembles the courts that host the U.S. Open Championship. The tennis courts are enclosed with a green chain link fence to accommodate the Panther men’s and women’s tennis teams.

Panther Valley/Frank Damian FielD Baseball

First time visitors are pleasantly surprised by the hidden beauty of Panther Valley as they descend upon ODU’s prized baseball diamond. Sunken well below street-level and masked by plentiful trees, the only evidence of what awaits below is the echoing “ping” of aluminum bats meeting baseballs. The field is complete with a batting cage, home bullpen beyond the left field line and a visitor bullpen along the right field line. A recent addition to Panther Valley is a state-of-the-art scoreboard complete graphics and animatronics. Panther Valley has developed year-by-year to the point that it is now considered one of the finest college baseball facilities in the country.

Panther Softball Field

Over the years Panther Softball Field has evolved into one of the nicest facilities in the state of Ohio. The brick dust field is routinely praised by Panther opponents as the epitome of what a field should be. With its dimensions of 210 to the corners and 225 to straight away center, this softball complex features enclosed dugouts, a scoreboard, bullpens beyond the left field line, and an underground irrigation system.

Hitting Facility

Located next to the softball field is the hitting facility for both the baseball and soft-ball teams. The hitting facility provides a place for both teams to refine their skills through the harsh Central Ohio weather. With the retractable nets, the hitting facility contains three batting cages complete with pitching mounds and pitching machines.

Panther Training Facility

Along with the addition of the new stadium in 2004, the Panthers added a 7,500 square foot training facility west of the main parking lot. The facility is equipped with the latest in hammer strength weight training equipment and ODU’s second athletic training room. Offices for athletic training personal are also located in the new facility.

Jefferson Country Club

The Panthers are fortunate to call the Jefferson Country Club their home. The highlight of the Jefferson neighborhood is the spectacular Robert Trent Jones Jr. designed golf course that opened for play in 1992. Jones created one of his most unique and challenging courses on this magnificent site. Jefferson Country Club is located on a 372 acre reserve in prestigious Jefferson Township.

Golf Practice Facilities

ODU golfers have the ability to practice year round at the Golf Depot, located in Gahanna, Ohio. The Golf Depot features a driving range with a two acre of hitting area and four target greens to aim shots, covered/heating hitting bays, and a short game improvement area.

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Sandy Rowley - Senior Woman Administrator

A former Ohio Dominican student, assistant coach, and now in her 25th season as head coach of the Panther volleyball team, Sandy Rowley embodies the Panther persona.

Rowley has been a fixture in the Panther athletic department. As part of ODU’s transition to the NCAA Division II, Rowley also serves as the Senior Women’s Administrator and Assistant Athletic Director for the Athletic Department. As the SWA, Rowley oversees the Panther Student Athletic Advisor Committee (SAAC) along with other administrative duties.

Since her first season in 1989, Rowley has been a staple on the Panther bench and in the ODU community. A friendly and demanding coach, Rowley has guided the Panthers to 13 winning seasons, including seven straight from 1994-2000, and 18 conference tournament appearances. In 1995, Rowley directed ODU to a program-record 35 victo-ries, including 18 in conference play, which is also a program record. The team has won at least 20 matches 12 times during her tenure, including two of the past three years.

Rowley’s tremendous dedication and hard work of developing young student-athletes over the years culminated with her 400th win on Oct. 4, 2008, as the Panthers defeated Grace College, 3-1, in Winona Lake, Indiana.

In her 24 seasons at the helm of the ODU volleyball team, Rowley has coached 17 NAIA Academic All-Americans, 46 All-Conference Academic performers, 68 All-Conference selections and 15 All-Freshman Team players. Her dedication to the collegiate athlete has been proven time-and-time again on and off the court.

Rowley and her husband Jeff live in New Albany, Ohio, with their three daughters, Lyndsay, Jennifer and Kelsey.

Bill Blazer – Athletic Director Emeritus Director of Athletic Development

Bill Blazer began his tenure as Ohio Dominican’s fifth Athletic Director in August of 2004 and moved to the role of Director of Athletic Development in 2011. During his time as the Athletic Director at ODU, the Panthers won 14 conference titles and qualified for 12 national tournaments. Off the field, the Athletic Department has set high academic standards for its students as the athletes have earned a higher combined GPA then the general student body.

Prior to taking over the athletic department at ODU, Blazer spent 14 years at Urbana University, where he served as Athletic Director, Men’s Golf Coach and a tenured Associate Professor in the Division of Business and Economics.

Blazer has served the NAIA as a Region IX representative on the Council for Affiliated Conferences and Independents since 2003. He has also served as chairman of the Mid-States Football Association in 2000 and again in 2006 and was chairman of Men’s Golf in the American Mideast Conference for nine years. Blazer is also a member of the United States Golf Association and serves on the Board of Directors with the Ohio Publinx Golf Association.

In 2007-08, Blazer was named NAIA Region IX Athletic Director of the Year and was recognized at the Marriott Convention Center in Kansas City, Missouri at the NAIA Athletic Directors Association annual meeting. Recently, Blazer was named the NAIA Northeast Region Under Armour Athletic Director of the Year for 2008-09. The 29 winners from all divisions were recognized during the 44th Annual NACDA Convention at the James J. Corbett Luncheon at the World Center Marriott Resort in Orlando, Florida.

Blazer received his Bachelor’s degree from Bowling Green State University in business administration and his Master’s degree in teacher education from Wright State University.

Jeff Blair - Athletic Director

Jeff Blair enters his third year as Ohio Dominican’s athletic director and his 13th year overall working at the university.

The Bellefontaine, Ohio native played a critical role in ODU’s successful transition from the NAIA to NCAA Division II and entrance into the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference in 2010. Currently, he is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the athletic department and its 18 varsity intercollegiate sports while serving as a member of the ODU Director’s Council, as well as on the Compliance, Athletic and Hall of Fame Committees.

The Panther athletic programs reached new heights in the 2012-13 year, with the men’s tennis and men’s golf teams qualifying for the NCAA Tournament and a record-number of student-athletes achieving a 3.0 GPA.

Blair was hired as Ohio Dominican’s sports information director in 2000. He was elevated to the position of assistant athletic director in 2005, a role he held until 2010 when he was named the acting athletic director. He was promoted to the full-time athletic director role in 2011.

Blair is a 1998 graduate of the University of Findlay, where he earned his Bachelor of Science in sports management and was a four-time varsity baseball letterwinner. He went on to earn his Masters of Business Administration degree from Findlay as well, spending a year as a graduate assistant with the baseball team and a year with the sports

information office.

Before arriving at Ohio Dominican, Blair volunteered on the regional crew for ESPN’s College GameDay, assisting the production crew for game day operations in the Midwest. In 2001, he was honored by the College Sports Information Directors of America for publications excellence, winning second place for men’s and women’s soccer media guides.

Blair currently resides in Columbus with his wife Lori, his son Mason and his daughter Abby.

Jamie Caridi – Vice President of Student Development

James “Jamie” Caridi joined the senior administrative team at Ohio Dominican University as Vice President for Student Development and Dean of Retention in August 2007.

As vice president for student development, Caridi oversees Athletics, Campus Ministry, Student Activities, Counseling and Health Services, Multicultural Affairs, International Affairs, Student Leadership and Success, Career Services, and Residence Life. Since 1998, Caridi has held a series of positions in student development at St. Vincent College (PA), most recently serving as Assistant Vice President and Dean of Students where his responsibilities included managing all Student Affairs areas and functions, strategic planning, residence hall construction and rehabilitation, Student Leadership, Service Learning and Student Housing.

Caridi holds a bachelor’s degree in Biology from St. Vincent College and a master’s degree in Higher Education from Geneva College. He is currently working on his doctoral degree at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

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The Great Lakes Intercolle-giate Athletic Conference(GLIAC), founded in 1972, hasbeen a leader in the advance-ment and promotion of inter-collegiate athletics for men andwomen for 40 years.

The charter members of theGLIAC were Ferris State University, Grand Valley StateUniversity, Lake Superior State University, Northwood Uni-versity (then Institute), and Saginaw Valley State University.

Expansion of the GLIAC began immediately with the additionof Oakland University in 1974. Hillsdale College, NorthernMichigan University, and Wayne State University were ac-cepted as members in 1975. In 1977, the conference lost itsfirst member when Northern Michigan withdrew. MichiganTechnological University filled the vacancy when it became amember in 1980. After the 1986-87 season, Northwood leftthe conference and was replaced by Northern Michigan.Northwood rejoined the conference in 1992.

After the 1989 season, the conference dropped football as asponsored sport. The conference schools sponsoring footballjoined the members of the Heartland Collegiate Conference informing the football-only Midwest Intercollegiate FootballConference (MIFC), which began play in 1990.

After nine years as one of the premier conferences in DivisionII football, the MIFC merged as part of GLIAC on July 1,1999. With the merger, the University of Indianapolis becamean associate member as a football-only school.

The GLIAC entered a new era in the 1995-96 school year.Prior to that time, all GLIAC member institutions were locatedin the state of Michigan. On Dec. 14, 1994, membership wasoffered to three schools located in Ohio and Pennsylvania.The expansion members were Ashland University of Ash-land, Ohio, and Gannon University and Mercyhurst College,both located in Erie, Pennsylvania. All three schools begantheir membership July 1, 1995.

On July 1, 1997, membership was granted to The Universityof Findlay, located in Findlay, Ohio. UF replaced OaklandUniversity, which withdrew from the conference after the1996-97 season as it moved to NCAA Division I status.

The GLIAC membership changed again when Tiffin Univer-sity of Ohio joined the conference in the 2008-09 academicyear. Tiffin was offered membership on June 20, 2007. Theaddition of Tiffin left the GLIAC with 12 full-time members asGannon and Mercyhurst moved to the Pennsylvania StateAthletic Conference after the 2007-08 season.

The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic ConferenceThe GLIAC entered a new era during the 2009-10 academicyear. Commissioner Tom Brown, who had presided over theleague for 17 years, retried on June 30, 2009. The longestserving commissioner in the history of the GLIAC, Brownexpanded the conference from 10 full members to 14 fullmembers and two associate members. Also under his leader-ship, the conference has grown to offering championships in 21sports while rising to prominence on the national level asGLIAC teams and student-athletes have achieved successboth in the classroom and on the fields of play.

The Conference entered another new era on July 1, 2010 whenLake Erie College of Painesville, Ohio, and Ohio DominicanUniversity, located in Columbus, joined the GLIAC.

The policy-making body of the GLIAC is the ManagementCouncil, which is comprised of three representatives fromeach member institution – its director of athletics, facultyathletics representative and senior woman administrator.

The presidency of the GLIAC Management Council is rotatedalphabetically by school, with Suzanne Sanregret, Director ofAthletics at Michigan Technological University, serving asGLIAC President in 2011-12. Dr. Glenn Mroz, President ofMichigan Technological University, will serve as the chairper-son of the GLIAC Presidents Council this year.

The GLIAC made history in 2009 when it hired Dell Robinsonas Commissioner. Robinson became the first ethnic minority toserve as D-II commissioner of a non-historically black collegeor university conference when he began his duties on July 1,2009.

Assisting Robinson are: Penny Cook, Asst. Commissioner forCompliance/SWA, Jeff Ligney, Asst. Commissioner for Me-dia Relations; Denise Gross, Assistant to the Commissioner;Mike McCann, Supervisor of Football Officials; Kim Vieira,Supervisor of Soccer Officials; Jeanne Skinner, Supervisor ofVolleyball Officials; Rob Doss, Supervisor of Women’s Bas-ketball Officials; Bill Ek, Supervisor of Men’s BasketballOfficials; and Rich Fetchiet, Assignor of Baseball Umpires.

John Hoekje 1971-72 to 1978-79Herbert “Pete” Peterson 1979-80 to 1984-85Tom Donahue 1985-86 to 1986-87Vern Norris 1987-88 to 1991-92Tom Brown 1992-93 to 2008-09Dell Robinson 2009-10 to present

The GLIAC Commissioners

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Jamie French is entering his 10th year as the Head Athletic Trainer for Ohio Dominican University.

French came to ODU after working for eight years (1996-2004) at Reynoldsburg High School as its Head Athletic Trainer. French also has four years of experience (1993-1996) as an athletic trainer with the Chillicothe Paints Baseball Club and the Hagerstown Suns, a Class A minor league baseball affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays.

French received a bachelor’s degree in Sports Medicine/Athletic Training from Wilming-ton College in 1994. He is a Certified Athletic Trainer and Licensed Massage Therapist and recently received his Performance Enhancement Specialist Certification from the National Academy of Sports Medicine.

French, a native of Chillicothe, currently resides in Canal Winchester with his wife, Melissa, and two sons, Gabriel and Evan.

JR Bonham is entering his 10th year at ODU as the Assistant Athletic Trainer. In that role, he assists Head Athletic Trainer Jamie French in all duties of the Athletic Training department.

Prior to coming to ODU, Bonham worked as an athletic trainer for Columbus Public Schools at the high school level. From 2003-2004, he was the Head Athletic Trainer for Walnut Ridge and Independence High Schools, where he coordinated athletic training for 27 interscholastic athletic teams.

Bonham received a bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training in 2003 from Otterbein Col-lege. While at Otterbein, he worked as a student athletic trainer for the Cardinals under head athletic trainer Charles Goodwin. He has been a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association and the Ohio Athletic Trainers Association since 2002.

Bonham finished his masters of science in exercise science and health promotion with an emphasis in sports psychology from California University of Pennsylvania in 2009.

A native of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, Bonham is a graduate of Mt. Vernon High School. He currently resides in Columbus.

Tyler Congrove joins Ohio Dominican's sports medicine team as an assistant athletic trainer for the 2012-13 year.

Congrove has spent the past two summers working as the head athletic trainer for sum-mer collegiate baseball teams in the Chillicothe Paints (2011) and Thomasville HiToms (2012). A native of Circleville, Ohio, he spent two years as a graduate assistant at UNC-Greensboro, where he worked with the volleyball and men's and women's track and field teams.

Congrove received his Master's of Science in kinesiology with a concentration in sports medicine from UNC-Greensboro. He completed his undergraduate work at nearby Ot-terbein College, where he also ran cross country and track.

Congrove currently resides in New Albany.

ATHLETIC TRAINERS

HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER

JAMISON FRENCH

ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER

jr BONHAM

ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER

TYLER CONGROVE

Documents

2013 Ohio Dominican Volleyball Information Guide