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AthletiCare...................................................inside front cover

COACHING STAFF

Dietz, Jim..................................................................................2

Sinkus, Kallie............................................................................3

FEATURES

2015 Loggers Volleyball Schedule .........................back cover

Stats......................................................................................9-10

Statistical Leaders...................................................................11

Players Moving On................................................................12

Records ...................................................................................13

PLAYERS

2015 Loggers Volleyball Team ...............................................4

LLCC Volleyball Players ....................................................5-8

Carroll, Izzy.............................................................................5

Hennings, Kaley ......................................................................5

Jarrard, Sydney.........................................................................5

Knop, Kendall ..........................................................................5

McKinney, Brook ....................................................................6

Mueller, Sarah ..........................................................................6

Ohlsen, Hannah.......................................................................6

Perinar, Brenna ........................................................................6

Reinthaler, Claire.....................................................................7

Sabo, Summer...........................................................................7

Scott, Talesha............................................................................7

Sunderlin, Tiffany ....................................................................7

Ulrich, Michelle .......................................................................8

Wienke, Taylor ........................................................................8

LLCC Freshmen......................................................................8

LLCC Sophomores .................................................................8

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In 2015, Jim Dietz is completing a decade at the helm of the Lincoln Land volleyballprogram, compiling a 295-119 record in his first nine years. In those nine seasons, theLoggers have been a NJCAA Region XXIV runner-up eight times and RegionChampion in 2012. In addition, the program has had a streak of seven consecutiveseasons with more than 30 wins and finished in the national Top 20 during eightseasons, reaching as high as No. 4 in the nation in 2012 and No. 5 in 2013.

Under Dietz’s tutelage, LLCC had its first All-American selection in 2010, and has hadat least one in four of the five seasons since. In 2013, LLCC alum Emily Orrick wasselected Missouri Valley Conference Libero of the Year twice, as well as MVP forIllinois State’s volleyball squad. That was capped with her being selected as anAmerican Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) All-American in 2014 and beinginvited to try out for the USA National Program this past spring.

Dietz is a respected figure in central Illinois volleyball having built the St. AnthonyHigh School program in Effingham, leading it to its first-ever winning season, regionaland sectional titles, first 30-win seasons (in any sport), as well as its first state-qualifying volleyball team. In just eight seasons, Dietz became the winningest coach inSt. Anthony history (for all sports).

In 2014 and 2015, Dietz served as a USA Volleyball (USAV) High Performanceprogram coach and an evaluator, working at national-level camps for future-selects inLas Vegas and New Orleans. Heavily involved in club volleyball, Dietz has coached allages of teams and helped found two clubs, Crossroads Volleyball in Effingham andCapital Area Volleyball in Springfield. During the summer of 1999, Dietz worked as avolunteer coach for the World University Games team during their training under thetutelage of Jim Stone, now head coach of the U.S. Junior National Volleyball Team.

Before moving to Illinois, Dietz worked three years as an assistant at Ohio State(including the 1994 Big Ten and NCAA Final Four squad) and for one year each withthe Iowa State and University of Illinois volleyball programs.

Dietz has 22 years of experience as an instructor and coach at the high school andcollege levels. In 2013 he published his first coaching textbook titled, “The Human Sideof Coaching” with Championship Productions.

Dietz holds an M.A. in history from the University of Illinois and an M.S. inEnglish/composition from Iowa State University.

Dietz is married to the former Julie Tresnak. They have three children: Erick (21),Brigitte (18) and Michael (14).

JIM DIETZHead Volleyball [email protected]

2 Lincoln Land Community College

Local native Kallie Sinkus is entering her first season as the Loggers’ assistant coach.Before joining the LLCC program, Sinkus completed a master’s degree at theUniversity of Illinois.

Though new to LLCC, Sinkus has extensive volleyball experience, having coachedjunior high and high school athletes at the club level, as well as working with USAVolleyball’s High Performance program.

Before coaching, Sinkus had a distinguished playing career, spending four years atCulver-Stockton College as a setter and libero and previously, as the captain and setterfor Glenwood High’s Elite Eight squad, which featured All-American Hannah Worth.

KALLIE SINKUSAssistant Volleyball Coach

[email protected]

Jen begins her fourth year as the athletic trainer for the Loggers. She is employed by St.John’s Hospital/AthletiCare. She comes to Springfield from the Bloomington area,after spending two years with Normal Community High School and two years withOlympia High School. Jen received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in athletictraining from Illinois State University. Prior to attending Illinois State University, Jenplayed volleyball for two seasons at Lincoln Christian College (now Lincoln ChristianUniversity). Jen resides in Decatur with her husband, Joey.

JEN KUSAK, MS, ATCCertified Athletic Trainer, AthletiCare



2015 Loggers Volleyball TeamFront row (seated): Kaley Hennings, Sarah Mueller, Talesha Scott, Summer Sabo, Michelle Ulrich,Kendall Knop, Izzy CarrollSecond row (standing):Head Coach Jim Dietz, Brook McKinney, Sydney Jarrard, Brenna Perinar,Hannah Ohlsen, Claire Reinthaler, Taylor Wienke, Tiffany Sunderlin, Coach Kallie Sinkus

2015 LLCC Volleyball RosterNAME NO. YEAR POS. SCHOOLKaley Hennings 1 Fr. S Central A&M Brenna Perinar 2 So. OH MinookaMichelle Ulrich 3 Fr. DS Roanoke-BensonSummer Sabo 4 Fr. MB Pleasant PlainsTiffany Sunderlin 5 So. OH Claymont, OhioTalesha Scott 6 Fr. OH CarlinvilleSydney Jarrard 7 So. MB AthensTaylor Wienke 9 So. S HeritageBrook McKinney 10 So. DS/OH Park Hills Central, Mo.Sarah Mueller 11 Fr. S Francis Howell Central, Mo.Claire Reinthaler 12 So. MB HeyworthKendall Knop 13 Fr. L/OH Stewardson-StrasburgIzzy Carroll 15 Fr. L BloomingtonHannah Ohlsen 17 So. MB Rock Island

Head Coach: Jim Dietz (10th year, 295-119 at LLCC, 507-245 career)Assistant Coach: Kallie Sinkus (1st year)


A two-sport athlete, Carroll played both softball and volleyball at Bloomington HighSchool. On the volleyball court, she was the Big 12 Conference’s top libero in 2013 and2014, leading the Purple Raiders to consecutive 20-win seasons. Carroll was selectedtwice as a scholar-athlete for softball and three times as a member of the Bloomingtonvolleyball squad.

IZZY CARROLLFreshman • 5’3 • Libero

Bloomington, IL

#15

Hennings was a multi-sport athlete at Central A&M. She was named all-conference andall-area twice in basketball, led A&M to a state title in 2015 and led all scorers in thetitle game. In softball, Hennings was selected all-state. In volleyball, she was all-conference, all-area and named team MVP. Hennings led A&M in kills, blocks andassists, a combination leading to her being named A&M’s Athlete of the Year. In theclassroom, Hennings was a member of the National Honor Society.

KALEY HENNINGSFreshman • 5’7 • Setter/Opposite

Mowequa, IL

#1

Jarrard joins the LLCC volleyball team for her sophomore year as a dual-sport athlete,having played basketball in 2014-15 where she averaged five rebounds/game and 0.5blocks/game. In volleyball, Jarrard was all-conference and all-area for Athens High. Inthe classroom, Jarrard was an National Honor Society member in high school and is anhonor roll student at LLCC. When not playing basketball and volleyball, she is busy asan artist.

SYDNEY JARRARDSophomore • 5’11 • Middle Hitter

Athens, IL

#7

Knop was a two-sport star at Stewardson-Strasburg, playing both softball andvolleyball. In softball, Knop was named all-state twice and all-conference four times. Involleyball, she helped lead her team to the state title game in 2013, while being namedthe Shelbyville-area Player of the Year. She was a four-year letter winner in volleyballand first-team All-National Trail Conference all four seasons, the first athlete sohonored since Emilie Walk (2000-2003).

KENDALL KNOPFreshman • 5’8 • Outside Hitter/Libero

Stewardson, IL

#13


McKinney played for Park Hills Central High School as an outside hitter, helping leadher team to a 24-9-1 record in 2014. A four-year starter for the program, she was alsonamed all-region and all-conference during her time at Park Hills Central High School.McKinney was hampered by a shoulder injury in 2014, but still saw action in 103games, logging time as a defensive specialist, outside hitter and setter.

BROOK MCKINNEYSophomore • 5’7 • Defensive SpecialistPark Hills, MO

#10

Perinar played for Minooka Community High School. In 2014, she was awarded theCoaches’ Award, in addition to being named to the All-South Prairie Conferencesquad. An all-around contributor, Perinar was the only Logger athlete to play in everygame last season, finishing second on the team in aces, blocks and kills, and third indigs. Her versatile play meant she was selected to the all-region team as well as the All-Midwest Athletic Conference squad where she was also selected as conferenceFreshman of the Year.

Mueller was a two-time all-conference setter for Francis Howell Central High andteam captain for the 2015 campaign. In addition to her success on the court, Muellerwas a four-time academic all-conference selection, being honored with the Arete SilverShield and S.A.A. awards for her scholastic excellence. Mueller played club volleyballfor Team Momentum in St. Louis.

SARAH MUELLERFreshman • 5’5 • SetterSt. Peters, MO

#11

Ohlsen was a three-year letter winner for Rock Island, leading the team to the bestseason in school history as well as the program’s first three regional titles. As afreshman at LLCC, Ohlsen saw action in every match of 2014, contributing 0.7 blocksper game and hitting at a .306 clip.

HANNAH OHLSENSophomore • 6’1 • Middle BlockerRock Island, IL

#17

#2 BRENNA PERINARSophomore • 5’1 • HitterMinooka, IL


Reinthaler was a four-year letter winner at Heyworth, getting significant time on thestate championship team of 2010. An honor roll and academic all-conference student,on the court Reinthaler is a well-rounded individual, capable of playing six rotationsand hitting from any part of the court. In 2014, she saw action in 114 games,contributing 36 aces, 52 blocks and 129 kills.

CLAIRE REINTHALERSophomore • 5’10 • Middle Hitter

Heyworth, IL

#12

Sabo was a three-year starter and letter winner at Pleasant Plains High School, winningregional titles all three seasons. Sabo was named all-conference and all-area as senior,leading all Springfield area schools in blocks. Sabo was also involved as a member ofthe Pleasant Plains Student Council and the school’s Beta Club.

SUMMER SABOFreshman • 6’1 • Middle Hitter

Pleasant Plains, IL

#4

A successful multi-sport athlete, Scott was basketball MVP for Carlinville threeconsecutive seasons, selected all-conference twice and all-state in 2015, and named MVPof the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association (IBCA) All-Star game. In volleyball,Scott was a three-time all-conference selection and was conference Player of the Yearfor 2015, in addition to being selected for the Capital Area All-Star game November2014.

TALESHA SCOTTFreshman • 5’10 • Outside Hitter

Carlinville, IL

#6

Sunderlin was a four-year starter at Claymont High School where as a senior she led herteam to a 24-3 record, while also being honored with selection to the all-conference, all-district, and all-Ohio state team for leading her team in kills and digs. In 2014, Sunderlinled the Loggers attack with 48 aces (a team high), as well as 465 kills (a school record) –more impressive as the previous record was set in more games and games played to 30points instead of 25.

TIFFANY SUNDERLINSophomore • 5’9 • Outside Hitter

Uhrichsville, OH

#5


Wienke earned four letters at Heritage High School, where she captained two regionalchampionship teams and was selected first-team all-conference. In 2014, Wienke ledLLCC in assists while making the honor roll and receiving academic all-conferencehonors.

#9 TAYLOR WIENKESophomore • 5’8 • SetterBroadlands, IL

Ulrich was a two-year starter for Roanoke-Benson High. In those two seasons, theschool won its first two regional championships with her as libero, falling just twopoints short of a sectional title in 2015. She finished the campaign with all-conferencehonors. In the classroom, Ulrich was on the high honor roll eight consecutive semestersand was honored as a senior by being selected for the conference’s all-academic squad.

MICHELLE ULRICHFreshman • 5’5 • Defensive SpecialistRoanoke, IL

#3

2015 LLCC Sophomores (front to back):Brook McKinney, Brenna Perinar, Tiffany Sunderlin, Taylor Wienke, Claire Reinthaler, Sydney Jarrard, Hannah Ohlsen

2015 LLCC Volleyball Freshman (left to right):Sarah Mueller, Kendall Knop, Kaley Hennings,Summer Sabo, Talesha Scott, Michelle Ulrich, Izzy Carroll


2014 LEADERSKills: Tiffany Sunderlin 465 (LLCC record, 20th in nation)Blocks: Sammie Voils 99Aces: Tiffany Sunderlin 48Assists: Taylor Wienke 887Digs: Tessa Amsden 736 (16th in nation)Points: Tiffany Sunderlin 5242014 HONORSAll-Region: Tessa Amsden, Brenna Perinar, TiffanySunderlin, Brittani Tabbert, Sammie Voils

All-Conference: Tessa Amsden, Brenna Perinar, Sammie Voils

Conference Freshman of the Year: Brenna Perinar

2013 LEADERSKills: Sammie Voils 357Blocks: Michaleen Forman 69Aces: Kinzie Neilson 50Assists: Taylor Harper 1502 (4th in nation)Digs: Lindsay Hathcoat 885 (6th in nation)Points: Sammie Voils 406

2013 HONORSDistinguished Academic All-American: Taylor HarperNJCAA All-American: Taylor HarperAll-Region:Michaleen Forman, Taylor Harper, LindsayHathcoat, Sammie Voils

All-Conference:Michaleen Forman, Kayla Hamilton,Taylor Harper, Lindsay Hathcoat, Sammie Voils

2012 LEADERSKills: Haley Maxwell 427Blocks: Haley Maxwell 111Aces: Emily Orrick 61Assists: Taylor Harper 1010Digs: Emily Orrick 1028 (led nation)Points: Haley Maxwell 531.5

2012 HONORSNJCAA All-American: Emily Orrick, Haley MaxwellAll-Region: Emily Orrick, Haley Maxwell, TaylorHarper, Lindsay Hathcoat, Jassamayn Criss

All-Conference: Emily Orrick, Haley Maxwell, TaylorHarper, Lindsay Hathcoat

NJCAA Region XXIV Coach of the Year: Jim DietzNJCAA District K Coach of the Year: Jim Dietz

2011 LEADERSKills: Haley Maxwell 404Blocks: Haley Maxwell 138

Aces: Taylor Rhodes 62Assists: Mary Bushur 1502 (5th in nation)Digs: Emily Orrick 1020 (led nation)Points: Haley Maxwell 596

2011 HONORSNJCAA All-American: Emily OrrickAll-Region: Emily Orrick, Mary Bushur, Haley Maxwell,Taylor Rhodes

All-Conference: Emily Orrick, Mary Bushur, HaleyMaxwell, Taylor Rhodes

Conference Freshman of the Year: Emily Orrick

2010 LEADERSKills: Becky Breakfield 324Blocks: Megan Vladic 191 (5th in nation)Aces: Becky Breakfield 97 (8th in nation)Assists: Beka Pruemer 1104 (14th in nation)Digs: Laura Payne 736 (8th in nation)Points: Becky Breakfield 493

2010 HONORSDistinguished Academic All-American: ShauniHernandez

Academic All-Conference: Shauni HernandezNJCAA All-American: Beka PruemerAll-Region: Beka Pruemer, Becky Breakfield, Abby Hunt, Laura Payne

MWAC Player of the Year: Beka PruemerAll-Conference: Beka Pruemer, Becky Breakfield, Abby Hunt, Laura Payne

MWAC Coach of the Year: Jim Dietz

2009 LEADERSKills: Megan Spinks 399Blocks: Megan Vladic 142Aces: Becky Breakfield 41Assists: Beka Pruemer 929Digs: Caitlyn Sullivan 488Points: Megan Spinks 515

2009 HONORSAcademic All-Conference: Shauni Hernandez, Megan Vladic, Megan O’Brien, Caitlyn Sullivan

All-Region:Megan Spinks, Beka Pruemer, BeckyBreakfield

All-Conference:Megan Spinks, Beka Pruemer, Becky Breakfield, Brittany Brandt, Caitlyn Sullivan

Conference Freshman of the Year: Beka Pruemer

2008 LEADERSKills: Caitlyn Sullivan 444Blocks: Britani Siegert 101Aces: Kate Ehrlich 76 (17th in nation)Assists: Jill Vogt 1112 (16th in nation)Digs: Caitlyn Sullivan 528Points: Caitlyn Sullivan 534

2008 HONORSDistinguished Academic All-American: Jill VogtAcademic All-Conference: Jill Vogt, Caitlyn Sullivan,Courtney Beals, Megan O’Brien, Amy Striker, OcieGlover, Britani Siegert

All-Region: Jill Vogt, Lauren Mason, Britani SiegertAll-Conference: Jill Vogt, Lauren Mason, Caitlyn Sullivan

2007 LEADERSKills: Kelly Wajda 464Blocks: Amber Duncan 152Aces: Kate Ehrlich 92Assists: Kate Ehrlich 1171Digs: Anna Becker 1292 (led all of NJCAA—D-I, D-II,

D-III)

Points: Kelly Wajda 601

2007 HONORSAcademic All-Conference: Kelly Wajda, CassieKluckman, Lauren Finders, Jill Vogt, Courtney Beals,Anna Becker

All-Region: Kelly Wajda, Anna BeckerAll-Conference: Kelly Wajda, Anna Becker, AmberDuncan, Sara Behrends

2006 LEADERSKills: Albana Gashi 442Blocks: Casey DeGroot 129Aces: Albana Gashi 47Assists: Krista Privia 789Digs: Melanie Boyer 1047 (Led all of NJCAA— D-I, D-II,

D-III)

Points: Albana Gashi 512

2006 HONORSAcademic All-Conference: Lindsey Anderson, MelanieBoyer, Albana Gashi, Kelly Wajda, Lauren Finders,Anna Becker, Cassie Kluckman

All-Region: Albana Gashi, Melanie Boyer, LindseyAnderson

All-Conference: Albana Gashi, Melanie Boyer, LindseyAnderson, Krista Privia

2005 LEADERSKills: Jamie Engel 405Blocks: Ashleigh Oxtoby 135Aces: Jamie Engel 70Assists: Krista Privia 1293Digs: Melanie Boyer 934 (2nd in nation)Points: Jamie Engel 505

2004 LEADERSKills: Erica King 381Blocks: Rachelle Lipka 222 (13th in nation)Aces: Tabetha Faust 43Assists: Emeley DeClerck 831Digs: Alicia Rankin 1040 (2nd in nation)Points: Rachelle Lipka 500

2003 LEADERSKills: Lacey McDonald 366Blocks: Kelsey Vaughn 130Aces: Crystal Fisher 63Assists: Wendy Kinsey 1297Digs: Alicia Rankin 918Points: Kelsey Vaughn 516

2002 LEADERSKills: Katie Ryan 316Blocks: Katie Ryan 95Aces: Kimmie Ryan 43Assists: Ashley Crow 590Digs: Sarah Stratton 489Points: Katie Ryan 454

2001 LEADERSKills: Megan Sneyd 267Blocks: Toni Hoskins 66Aces: Reannin Brown 74Assists: Ashley Crow 407Digs: Reannin Brown 440Points: Megan Sneyd 322


Statistical Leaders (Single-Season Records)

KILLS1. Tiffany Sunderlin (2014) 4652. Kelly Wajda (2007) 4643. Caitlyn Sullivan (2008) 4444. Albana Gashi (2006) 4425. Haley Maxwell (2012) 427

BLOCKS1. Rachelle Lipka (2004) 2222. Ashleigh Oxtoby (2004) 2013. Megan Vladic (2010) 1914. Amber Duncan (2007) 1525. Megan Vladic (2009) 147

ACES1. Becky Breakfield (2010) 972. Kate Ehrlich (2007) 933. Kate Ehrlich (2008) 764. Reannin Brown (2001) 745. Jamie Engel (2005) 70

DIGS1. Anna Becker (2007) 12922. Alicia Rankin (2004) 10403. Emily Orrick (2012) 10283. Emily Orrick (2011) 10205. Melanie Boyer (2005) 934

ASSISTS1. Mary Bushur (2011) 15021. (t) Taylor Harper (2013)2. Wendy Kinsey (2003) 12973. Krista Privia (2005) 12934. Kate Ehrlich (2007) 11715. Jill Vogt (2008) 1112

POINTS1. Kelly Wajda (2007) 6012. Haley Maxwell (2011) 5963. Caitlyn Sullivan (2008) 5344. Haley Maxwell (2012) 5315. Tiffany Sunderlin (2014) 524

Statistical Leaders (Career Top Five)

KILLS1. Haley Maxwell 8312. Erica King 7733. Caitlyn Sullivan 7474. Becky Breakfield 7265. Lindsey Anderson 720

BLOCKS1. Megan Vladic 3382. Ashleigh Oxtoby 3363. Haley Maxwell 2494. Amber Duncan 2455. Kelsey Vaughn 224

ACES1. Kate Ehrlich 1692. Becky Breakfield 1433. Emily Orrick 1204. Jill Vogt 1165. Kelly Wajda 100

DIGS1. Emily Orrick 20482. Alicia Rankin 19583. Melanie Boyer 18584. Anna Becker 18415. Lindsay Hathcoat 1356

ASSISTS1. Taylor Harper 25122. Krista Privia 20852. Beka Pruemer 20223. Mary Bushur 15024. Kate Ehrlich 1458

POINTS1. Haley Maxwell 11272. Becky Breakfield 10173. Lindsey Anderson 9984. Erica King 9535. Caitlyn Sullivan 909


SCHOOLS FOR 2014 PLAYERSTessa Amsden – Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville(NCAA D-1)Sammie Voils – Missouri Valley College (NAIA)

SCHOOLS FOR 2013 PLAYERSJordan Ballinger – Missouri Valley College (NAIA)Michaleen Forman – Atlanta Clark University (NAIA)Kayla Hamilton – Quincy University (NCAA D-II)Taylor Harper – University of Mobile (NAIA)Lindsay Hathcoat – Missouri Valley College (NAIA)Morgan Hauser – MacMurray College (NCAA D-III)

SCHOOLS FOR 2012 PLAYERSEmily Orrick – Illinois State University (NCAA D-I)Haley Maxwell – University of Illinois at Springfield(NCAA D-II)Hollie Schultz – MacMurray College (NCAA D-III)

SCHOOLS FOR 2011 PLAYERSSammy Petefish – MacMurray College (NCAA D-III)

SCHOOLS FOR 2010 PLAYERSBrooke Clemmons – MacMurray College (NCAA D-III)Shauni Hernandez – Fontbonne University (NAIA)Beka Pruemer – University of Illinois Springfield (NCAAD-II)Megan Vladic – University of Illinois Springfield (NCAAD-II)

SCHOOLS FOR 2009 PLAYERSMaggie Johansen – Kentucky Wesleyan University(NCAA D-II)Amy Striker – Robert Morris/Springfield (NCCAA)

SCHOOLS FOR 2008 PLAYERSLauren Mason – Greenville College (NCCAA)

SCHOOLS FOR 2007 PLAYERSAnna Becker – Stetson University (NCAA D-I)Amber Duncan – Millikin University (NCAA D-III)Lauren Finders – Greenville College (NCCAA)Kelly Wajda – University of Illinois Springfield (NCAAD-II)

SCHOOLS FOR 2006 PLAYERSMelanie Boyer - Stetson University (NCAA D-I)Lindsey Anderson - Purdue North Coast (NAIA)Krista Privia - Illinois College (NCAA D-III)Albana Gashi - Millikin University (NCAA D-III)Maris McCulley – Robert Morris/Springfield (NCCAA)Casey DeGroot – Robert Morris/Springfield (NCCAA)

SCHOOLS FOR 2005 PLAYERSJamie Engel - University of Tennessee-Chattanooga(NCAA D-I)Emeley DeClerck - Robert Morris/Chicago (NAIA)Erica King - Robert Morris/Springfield (NCCAA)


2014 RECORD: 25-17Honors: Region XXIV Runner-Up, LLCC OctoberInvitational Champion. Reached No. 15 in the NJCAANational Poll.

2013 RECORD: 33-8Honors: Region XXIV Runner-Up, Harper CollegeTournament Champion, Marshalltown InvitationalTournament Champion, LLCC Labor Day Champion,LLCC October Invitational Champion. Reached No. 5in the NJCAA National Poll.

2012 RECORD: 33-9Honors: Region XXIV Champion, Harper CollegeTournament Champion, LLCC October InvitationalChampion, Runner-up FSC-Jacksonville Fall KickoffTournament. Reached No. 4 in the NJCAA NationalPoll. Finished 11th at the NJCAA NationalTournament.

2011 RECORD: 34-13Honors: Region XXIV Runner-Up, Harper CollegeTournament Champion, Marshalltown InvitationalTournament Co-Champion, LLCC OctoberInvitational Champion, Runner-up FSC-JacksonvilleFall Kickoff Tournament. Reached No. 12 in theNJCAA National Poll.

2010 RECORD: 34-11Honors: Region XXIV Runner-Up, LLCC Labor DayChallenge Co-champion, Harper College TournamentChampion, Lake County College TournamentChampion, LLCC October Invitational Co-champion.Reached No. 12 in the NJCAA National Poll.

2009 RECORD: 34-12Honors: Region XXIV Runner-up, Harper CollegeTournament Champion, LLCC October InvitationalChampion, Runner-up FSC-Jacksonville Fall KickoffTournament. Reached No. 12 in the NJCAA NationalPoll.

2008 RECORD: 34-14Honors: Region XXIV Runner-up, College of LakeCounty Tournament Champion, Lincoln LandInvitational Champion, Lincoln Land OctoberInvitational Champion. Reached No. 18 in the NJCAANational Poll

2007 RECORD: 38-14Honors: Region XXIV Runner-up, Florissant ValleyTournament Champion, College of Lake CountyTournament Champion, Lincoln Land InvitationalChampion, State Fair Invitational Runner-up, LincolnLand October Invitational Champion. Reached No. 20in the NJCAA National Poll

2006 RECORD: 29-21Honors: Region XXIV Runner-up, Florissant ValleyTournament Champion, Lincoln Land InvitationalChampion. Reached No. 20 in the NJCAA NationalPoll

2005 RECORD: 37-16Honors: Florissant Valley Tournament Champion,Lincoln Land October Invitational Champion

2004 RECORD: 30-21Honors: Florissant Valley Tournament Champion


LLCC 2015 VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULEDATE OPPONENT SITE TIME 15 (Sat) Alumni Game HOME 2:00 PM17 (Mon) Lake Land College (scrimmage) HOME 5:30 PM21 (Fri) Johnson County Com College (tournament) Overland Park, KS 4 PM, 6 PM22 (Sat) Johnson County Com College (tournament) Overland Park, KS 9 AM, 11 AM28 (Fri) Lincoln Land Invitational (tournament) HOME 4 PM, 8 PM29 (Sat) Lincoln Land Invitational (tournament) HOME 1 PM, 3 PM

DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME 9 (Wed) Lewis & Clark Comm College HOME 6:00 PM11 (Fri) Marshalltown Invitational (tournament) Marshalltown, IA TBD12 (Sat) Marshalltown Invitational (tournament) Marshalltown, IA TBD15 (Tues) Parkland College Champaign, IL 6:00 PM18 (Fri) Parkland College Invite (tournament) Champaign, IL 9 AM, 11:45 AM19 (Sat) Parkland College Invite (tournament) Champaign, IL 1:15 PM, 6:30 PM25 (Fri) Illinois Central College (tournament) East Peoria, IL TBD26 (Sat) Illinois Central College (tournament) East Peoria, IL TBD30 (Wed) Lincoln College Lincoln, IL 6:00 PM

DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME 7 (Wed) Mineral Area Com College HOME 6:00 PM9 (Fri) Lincoln Land Classic (tournament) HOME 6:00 PM10 (Sat) Lincoln Land Classic (tournament) HOME 9 AM, 11 AM, 3 PM15 (Thurs) Southwestern IL Com College Belleville, IL 6:30 PM17 (Sat) MWAC Volleyball Tournament Champaign, IL 9AM, 11AM, 3 PM21 (Wed) Illinois Central College East Peoria, IL TBD24 (Sat) Lincoln Trail College Champaign, IL 2:30 PM24 (Sat) Frontier Com College Champaign, IL TBD25 (Sun) Millikin Tournament Decatur, IL TBD30 (Fri) Parkland College Tournament Champaign, IL 12:00 PM, 3:30 PM31 (Sat) Parkland College Tournament Champaign, IL 2:15 PM, 4 PM

DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME 4 (Wed) Regional Tournament (1st Round) TBD TBD7 (Sat) Regional Tournament (Final Four) TBD TBD

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Athletic Director: Ron RiggleHead Volleyball Coach: Jim DietzAssistant Volleyball Coach: Kallie SinkusNickname: LoggersColors: Scarlet and Royal BlueMid-West Athletic ConferenceLLCC is an equal opportunity educator and employer.

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