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GROVE CITY COLLEGE

TABLE OF CONTENTSHead Coach Susan Roberts 22006 Preview 3Returning Letterwinners 4-52005 Review 6-7Record Book 8Presidents’ Athletic Conference 9About Grove City College 10-112006 Schedule 12

QUICK FACTSLocation ____________ Grove City, Pa.

Founded ____________________ 1876

Enrollment __________________ 2,400

Colors __________ Crimson and White

Nickname _____________ Wolverines

Affiliation _________ NCAA Division III

Conference _____ Presidents’ Athletic

Home Court _________ College Arena

President ________ Dr. Richard Jewell

Alma Mater _______ Grove City, 1967

Athletic Director _______ Dr. Don Lyle

Alma Mater ______ Muskingum, 1971

Associate A.D. ________ Susan Roberts

Alma Mater ____________ Ohio, 1975

Associate A.D. __________ Joe Walters

Alma Mater _____ Slippery Rock, 1968

Head Coach _________ Susan Roberts

Alma Mater ____________ Ohio, 1975

Overall Record ___ 521-311 (23 years)

Record at GCC ___ 469-287 (21 years)

First Year of Program __________ 1973

Head Trainer ____ Kay Mitchell Emigh

Assistant Trainer ________ Rick Hawke

Equipment Mgr _______ Larry Freeman

Equipment Mgr ______ Jim Richardson

CONTACT INFORMATIONCoach Susan RobertsCoach Susan RobertsCoach Susan RobertsCoach Susan RobertsCoach Susan Roberts

Office Phone _________ 724-458-2129

Best Time to Call __________ Mornings

E-mail ___________ skroberts@gcc.edu

•••Sports Information Dir. __ Ryan Briggs

Office Telephone _____ 724-458-3365

Office Fax ___________ 724-458-3855

Home Telephone _____ 724-748-3718

E-mail ___________ rabriggs@gcc.edu

Athletic Dept. Phone __ 724-458-2900

Athletic Dept. Fax _____ 724-458-3855

Web ___ http://www2.gcc.edu/sports

CREDITS

Editor _____________ Ryan Briggs, SID

Editorial Assistance by Kim Walsh, ‘08

Photography by Clark’s Studio,

New Castle, Pa.; Dave Miller/ADM

Photography, Darlington, Pa.

Printing by Sharon Commercial Printing,

Sharon, Pa.

HEAD COACH SUSAN ROBERTSSusan Roberts enters her 22nd season as the head

volleyball coach at Grove City College.During her tenure at Grove City, Roberts has con-

structed one of the region’s premier programs.Since taking over as head coach in 1985, Roberts

has directed Grove City to nine Presidents’ AthleticConference (PAC) championships along with threeEastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) SouthernChampionships.

In 2005, Roberts directed an extremely young GroveCity squad to a 15-15 record along with the champion-

ship at the season-opening Oberlin Invitational.On Sept. 30, 2004, Roberts became the 14th active Division III women’s

volleyball coach to reach the 500-win mark as Grove City swept Thiel, 3-0. Over-all, Roberts has a 521-31 career record in 23 years as a head volleyball coach. In21 years at Grove City, Roberts is 469-272.

Roberts made an immediate impact on the Grove City program, leadingGrove City to a 41-1 record in 1985, including the program’s first PAC title anda berth in the NCAA Championship Tournament.

Roberts earned the Collegiate Volleyball Coaches Association’s Division IIICoach of the Year award following the 1985 season. Grove City finished theregular season ranked No. 1 nationally in the AVCA poll in 1985.

Grove City closed the 1980s as the PAC’s dominant program, winningconference titles in 1985, 1986, 1987 and 1989. That dominance continued intothe 1990s as the Wolverines won PAC crowns in 1992, 1993 and 1995.

The 1994 team became the first College team to earn an ECAC title as theWolverines swept Washington and Jefferson and Rutgers-Newark for the ECACSouthern Championship crown. Grove City repeated as ECAC champion in1995.

Grove City returned to the top of the PAC in 2000, capturing the program’seighth conference title under Roberts’ guidance. Grove City advanced to theECAC Southern Championship Tournament semifinals before falling to top-seeded Carnegie Mellon.

The following year, the Wolver-ines stormed to their ninth PAC titleand returned to the ECAC Tourna-ment. Entering as the sixth seed inthe six-team tournament, the Wol-verines upset Johns Hopkins,Franklin and Marshall and hostMoravian to clinch their third ECACtitle in seven years.

A native of Ontario, Ohio, Rob-erts added the title of Associate Di-rector of Athletics prior to the startof the 1998 season. From 1985-93,Roberts coached Grove City’swomen’s basketball team and thencoached the softball program from1994-98.

She earned her undergraduate degree in physical education from OhioUniversity in 1975 and then earned her master’s degree in biomechanics fromthe University of Arizona.

Roberts lives on Lake Latonka, near Mercer.

Head coach Susan Roberts earned her500th career win Sept. 30, 2004.

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2006 SEASON PREVIEWWith eight returning upperclassmen in its projected

lineup, the Grove City College volleyball team featuresplenty of depth and experience in preparation for the2006 season.

Grove City returns its entire starting lineup fromlast season as the 2005 roster featured no seniors.

The Wolverines will rely on three senior tri-captainsin their drive towards a Presidents’ Athletic Conferencetitle. Senior middle hitter Carlie Roberts is a three-yearstarter while senior libero Emily Rossol and senior out-side hitter Allison Cummings are both two-year fixturesin the Wolverine rotation.

Roberts earned First Team All-PAC honors follow-ing the 2005 season after leading Grove City in kills,hitting percentage, aces and blocks. She led the PAC inhitting percentage and blocks.

Rossol led Grove City in digs after moving into thestarting libero position during the preseason.Cummings, meanwhile, ranked second on the team inassists, third in blocks and fourth in hitting percentagelast year. Cummings, Roberts and Rossol all played in all107 games last season.

Grove City will also count on a talented quintet ofjuniors this season. Kim Walsh enters her third seasonas the Wolverines’ starting setter.

She averaged 10.50 assists per game last year, fourthin the PAC.

Juniors Brittany Anderson and Katie Skinner alsoreturn for their third season. Like Walsh, Andersonplayed in all 107 games last year. Anderson finishedsecond on the team in blocks from her middle hitterpost.

Carlie Roberts (left) and Natalie Liberati rankedfirst and second, respectively, in hitting percentagein the PAC during conference play.

Skinner is looking to move into the starting lineupon a full-time basis this year after injuries sidelined herfor a significant portion of 2005.

Grove City also returns a pair of second-year play-ers in juniors Heather Fraiz and Brooke Mincey. Fraizfinished second to Rossol in digs last year. Fraiz playedin all 30 matches in her first season as a member of theWolverine program.

Mincey played in 89 total games as a defensive spe-cialist and will again likely be a key contributor to GroveCity’s defense.

Grove City also returns a pair of sophomoreletterwinners in middle hitter Natalie Liberati and out-side hitter Meghan Glenn. Liberati emerged as her fresh-man season progressed and ultimately finished secondon the team in kills and hitting percentage.

Glenn appeared in eight matches as a rookie in2005 and will compete for a spot in the Wolverine rota-tion this fall.

Junior middle hitter Brittany Anderson is a two-year letterwinner for Grove City.

Senior Emily Rossol is entering her second year asGrove City’s starting libero.

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BRITTANY

ANDERSON

Two-year letterwinner ... Career-high 13 kills against Bethany Sept.4, 2005 ... Finished second on teamin blocks ... Named to PAC Aca-demic Honor Roll ... Also a two-yearletterwinner in basketball and one-year letterwinner in track ... Biology/Secondary Education major.

JUNIOR • 5-11 • MIDDLE HITTER

CHAGRIN FALLS, OHIO

(CHAGRIN FALLS)

ALLISON

CUMMINGS

2006 team tri-captain ... Three-yearletterwinner ... Finished third onteam in total blocks in 2005 ... Had10 blocks against Lake Erie Sept.24, 2005 ... Finance major.

RETURNING LETTERWINNERS

SENIOR • 5-10 • OUTSIDE HITTER

ZELIENOPLE, PA.(SENECA VALLEY)

Y e a rY e a rY e a rY e a rY e a r G P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M P Kil lKil lKil lKil lKil l A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . P c t .P c t .P c t .P c t .P c t . D i gD i gD i gD i gD i g A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . B l kB l kB l kB l kB l k A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . A c eA c eA c eA c eA c e2004 14-11 16 1.14 .070 7 0.50 8 0.57 02005 107-30 173 1.62 .239 26 0.24 77 0.72 0T o t a lT o t a lT o t a lT o t a lT o t a l 121-41121-41121-41121-41121-41 1 8 91 8 91 8 91 8 91 8 9 1.561.561.561.561.56 .223.223.223.223.223 3 33 33 33 33 3 0.270.270.270.270.27 8 58 58 58 58 5 0.700.700.700.700.70 00000

Y e a rY e a rY e a rY e a rY e a r G P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M P Kil lKil lKil lKil lKil l A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . P c t .P c t .P c t .P c t .P c t . D i gD i gD i gD i gD i g A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . B l kB l kB l kB l kB l k A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . A c eA c eA c eA c eA c e2003 1-1 1 1.00 .500 0 0.00 1 1.00 02004 95-29 84 0.88 .181 71 0.75 60 0.63 12005 107-30 112 1.05 .219 52 0.49 54 0.50 1TotalTota lTota lTota lTota l 203-60203-60203-60203-60203-60 1 9 71 9 71 9 71 9 71 9 7 0.970.970.970.970.97 .202.202.202.202.202 1 2 31 2 31 2 31 2 31 2 3 0.610.610.610.610.61 1 1 51 1 51 1 51 1 51 1 5 0.570.570.570.570.57 22222

Y e a rY e a rY e a rY e a rY e a r G P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M P Kil lKil lKil lKil lKil l A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . P c t .P c t .P c t .P c t .P c t . D i gD i gD i gD i gD i g A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . B l kB l kB l kB l kB l k A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . A c eA c eA c eA c eA c e2005 104-30 115 1.11 .140 335 3.22 14 0.13 37T o t a lT o t a lT o t a lT o t a lT o t a l 104-39104-39104-39104-39104-39 1 1 51 1 51 1 51 1 51 1 5 1.111.111.111.111.11 .140.140.140.140.140 3 3 53 3 53 3 53 3 53 3 5 3.223.223.223.223.22 1 41 41 41 41 4 0.130.130.130.130.13 3 73 73 73 73 7

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HEATHER

FRAIZJUNIOR • 5-6 • OUTSIDE HITTER

CARMEL, IND.(BREBEUF JESUIT PREP.)

One-year letterwinner ... Finishedsecond on team in digs ... Recorded17 kills at Penn State Behrend onSept. 16, 2005 ... Named to PACAcademic Honor Roll ... ElementaryEducation/Spanish major.

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MEGHAN

GLENNSOPHOMORE• 5-7 • OUTSIDE HITTER

CLARION, PA.(CLARION)

One-year letterwinner ... Played ineight matches as a freshman ... Hadnine digs against Lake Erie Sept. 24,2005 ... Math/Secondary Educationmajor.15

Y e a rY e a rY e a rY e a rY e a r G P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M P Kil lKil lKil lKil lKil l A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . P c t .P c t .P c t .P c t .P c t . D i gD i gD i gD i gD i g A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . B l kB l kB l kB l kB l k A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . A c eA c eA c eA c eA c e2005 11-8 0 0.00 0.00 28 2.55 0 0 6T o t a lT o t a lT o t a lT o t a lT o t a l 1 1 - 81 1 - 81 1 - 81 1 - 81 1 - 8 00000 0.000.000.000.000.00 0.000.000.000.000.00 2 82 82 82 82 8 2.552.552.552.552.55 00000 00000 66666

NATALIE

LIBERATI

One-year letterwinner ... Second onteam in kills ... Career-high 20 killsagainst Waynesburg Oct. 18, 2005... Named to PAC Academic HonorRoll ... Elementary Education ma-jor.

Y e a rY e a rY e a rY e a rY e a r G P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M P Kil lKil lKil lKil lKil l A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . P c t .P c t .P c t .P c t .P c t . D i gD i gD i gD i gD i g A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . B l kB l kB l kB l kB l k A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . A c eA c eA c eA c eA c e2005 70-23 214 3.06 .309 56 0.80 33 0.47 0T o t a lT o t a lT o t a lT o t a lT o t a l 70 -2370-2370-2370-2370-23 2 1 42 1 42 1 42 1 42 1 4 3.063.063.063.063.06 .309.309.309.309.309 5 65 65 65 65 6 0.800.800.800.800.80 3 33 33 33 33 3 0.470.470.470.470.47 00000

SOPHOMORE • 6-0 • MIDDLE HITTER

BETHEL PARK, PA.(BETHEL PARK)

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Junior Heather Fraiz played in all 30 matchesduring the 2005 season.

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RETURNING LETTERWINNERS

CARLIE

ROBERTS

2006 team tri-captain ... Three-yearstarter and letterwinner at middlehitter ... Led Presidents’ AthleticConference in blocks and led teamin blocks, kills and aces ... First TeamAll-PAC in 2005... Double-digit killsin 22 matches in 2005 ... Had 23kills in win over Penn State Behrendon Sept. 29, 2005 ... Mechanical En-gineering major.

Y e a rY e a rY e a rY e a rY e a r G P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M P Kil lKil lKil lKil lKil l A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . P c t .P c t .P c t .P c t .P c t . D i gD i gD i gD i gD i g A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . B l kB l kB l kB l kB l k A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . A c eA c eA c eA c eA c e2003 120-31 170 1.42 .129 87 0.73 149 1.24 282004 101-30 251 2.49 .229 26 0.26 146 1.45 12005 107-30 369 3.45 .331 91 0.85 146 1.36 39T o t a lT o t a lT o t a lT o t a lT o t a l 328-91328-91328-91328-91328-91 7 9 07 9 07 9 07 9 07 9 0 2.412.412.412.412.41 .246.246.246.246.246 2 0 42 0 42 0 42 0 42 0 4 0.620.620.620.620.62 4 4 14 4 14 4 14 4 14 4 1 1.341.341.341.341.34 6 86 86 86 86 8

SENIOR• 6-0 • MIDDLE HITTER

UNION CITY, PA.(UNION CITY)

EMILY

ROSSOL

2006 team tri-captain ... Three-yearletterwinner ... Led team in digs ...Recorded double-digit digs in 27matches ... Had 34 digs againstOhio Wesleyan on Sept. 4, 2005 ...Dean’s List student ... Named toPAC Academic Honor Roll ... Politi-cal Science major.

Y e a rY e a rY e a rY e a rY e a r G P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M P Kil lKil lKil lKil lKil l A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . P c t .P c t .P c t .P c t .P c t . D i gD i gD i gD i gD i g A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . B l kB l kB l kB l kB l k A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . A c eA c eA c eA c eA c e2003 9-7 6 0.67 .308 18 2.00 1 0.11 12004 102-30 18 0.18 .078 337 3.30 10 0.10 302005 107-30 23 0.21 .011 537 5.02 0 0.00 21T o t a lT o t a lT o t a lT o t a lT o t a l 218-67218-67218-67218-67218-67 4 74 74 74 74 7 0.220.220.220.220.22 .049.049.049.049.049 8 9 28 9 28 9 28 9 28 9 2 4.094.094.094.094.09 1 11 11 11 11 1 0.050.050.050.050.05 5 25 25 25 25 2

SENIOR • 5-8• LIBERO

WATERVILLE, OHIO

(TOLEDO CHRISTIAN)

KIM

WALSH

Two-year letterwinner ... CoSIDAAcademic All-America candidate ...Academic All-District in 2005 ...Season-high 54 assists in win atPenn State on Sept. 29, 2005 ...Dean’s List student ... Communica-tion major.

JUNIOR • 5-5 • SETTER

BEAVER, PA.(BEAVER)

Y e a rY e a rY e a rY e a rY e a r G P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M P Ass t .Ass t .Ass t .Ass t .Ass t . A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . Kil lKil lKil lKil lKil l D i gD i gD i gD i gD i g A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . B l kB l kB l kB l kB l k A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . A c eA c eA c eA c eA c e2004 54-16 550 10.19 25 158 2.93 15 0.28 72005 107-30 1123 10.50 51 284 2.65 20 0.19 20T o t a lT o t a lT o t a lT o t a lT o t a l 161-46161-46161-46161-46161-46 1673167316731673167310.3910.3910.3910.3910.39 7 67 67 67 67 6 4 4 24 4 24 4 24 4 24 4 2 2.752.752.752.752.75 3 53 53 53 53 5 0.220.220.220.220.22 2 72 72 72 72 7

KATIE

SKINNER

Two-year letterwinner ... Career-high 13 kills against Mount Unionon Sept. 6, 2005 ... Recorded 14digs against Ohio Wesleyan onSept. 3, 2005 ... Business/Market-ing major.

Y e a rY e a rY e a rY e a rY e a r G P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M P Kil lKil lKil lKil lKil l A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . P c t .P c t .P c t .P c t .P c t . D i gD i gD i gD i gD i g A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . B l kB l kB l kB l kB l k A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . A c eA c eA c eA c eA c e2004 17-13 29 1.71 .115 48 2.82 2 0.12 12005 40-15 80 2.00 .167 68 1.70 12 0.30 6T o t a lT o t a lT o t a lT o t a lT o t a l 57 -2857-2857-2857-2857-28 1 0 91 0 91 0 91 0 91 0 9 1.911.911.911.911.91 .152.152.152.152.152 1 1 61 1 61 1 61 1 61 1 6 2.042.042.042.042.04 1 41 41 41 41 4 0.250.250.250.250.25 77777

JUNIOR • 5-9 • OUTSIDE HITTER

BAY VILLAGE, OHIO

(CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY)

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BROOKE

MINCEY

One-year letterwinner ... Recordeddouble-digit digs in eight matches... Career-high 16 digs againstWestminster on Oct. 11, 2005 ...Communication major.

JUNIOR • 5-5 • BACK ROW

GROVE CITY, PA.(GROVE CITY)

5Y e a rY e a rY e a rY e a rY e a r G P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M P Kil lKil lKil lKil lKil l A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . P c t .P c t .P c t .P c t .P c t . D i gD i gD i gD i gD i g A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . B l kB l kB l kB l kB l k A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . A c eA c eA c eA c eA c e2005 89-26 1 0.01 -.033 221 2.48 0 0.00 13T o t a lT o t a lT o t a lT o t a lT o t a l 89 -2689-2689-2689-2689-26 11111 0.010.010.010.010.01 - .033- .033- .033- .033- .033 2 2 12 2 12 2 12 2 12 2 1 2.482.482.482.482.48 00000 0.000.000.000.000.00 1 31 31 31 31 3

Junior Brooke Mincey is a returning letterwinner inthe back row after appearing in 89 games in 2005.

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2005 IN REVIEWThe 2005 volleyball season at Grove City College

featured a strong start, a midseason surge and numer-ous other highlights as the Wolverines posted a 15-15record.

Grove City opened the season by winning theOberlin College Tournament in Oberlin, Ohio. TheWolverines earned 3-0 wins over Bluffton and Lake Eriein pool play Sept. 2 before capturing the tournamenttitle with a sweep of Bethany Sept. 3.

Junior Carlie Roberts posted 53 kills during the tour-nament, including 14 in the championship match, toearn the tournament’s MVP award. Roberts also earnedthe Presidents’ Athletic Conference’s Player of the Weekaward for her efforts at the two-day event.

Three nights later, the Wolverines opened thehome portion of the 2005 schedule with a 3-2 loss tovisiting Mount Union. Sophomores Jennifer Plyler (14)and Katie Skinner (13) each posted career-highs in killsbut the Wolverines fell to 3-2 on the young season.

Grove City opened PAC play Sept. 10 with its first-ever trip to Thomas More. The Wolverines forced a fifthgame by winning 30-26 in Game Four but Thomas Morescratched out a 16-14 victory in the deciding game, giv-ing Grove City its second straight 3-2 setback.

However, the Wolverines did earn a split on theroad trip, picking up a 3-1 victory over Wilmington innon-conference action. Sophomore setter Kim Walshrecorded 44 assists and 15 digs in the win while Robertshad 15 kills and nine blocks against the Quakers.

The following weekend, Grove City went 2-2 at theWestminster Tournament as the Wolverines earned 3-0wins over both Pitt-Bradford and Pitt-Greensburg.

Grove City opened the 2005 season by capturing the championship at the Oberlin Invitational. Carlie Robertsearned the tournament’s Most Valuable Player award.

Grove City then went 1-3 at the Ohio Wesleyan Tour-nament Sept. 23-24, sweeping Lake Erie in the weekendfinale. A 3-0 setback at PAC rival Waynesburg Sept. 27put Grove City at 0-2 in the conference. But the Wolver-ines’ fortune changed dramatically as September fadedinto October.

The Wolverines surged back into contention bywinning six of their next seven matches. Roberts posteda season-high 23 kills while Walsh had a season-high 54assists in a 3-1 win at Penn State Behrend Sept. 29. Thatwin ignited a four-match win streak.

Kim Walsh dished out 54 assists in Grove City’s 3-1win at Penn State Behrend Sept. 29. The winignited a four-match win streak.

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2005 STATISTICS

2005 RESULTS

N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e G P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M PG P - M P Kil lKil lKil lKil lKil l A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . P c t .P c t .P c t .P c t .P c t . D i gD i gD i gD i gD i g A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . B l kB l kB l kB l kB l k A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g . A s t .A s t .A s t .A s t .A s t . A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A v g .A c eA c eA c eA c eA c eRoberts 107-30 369 3.45 .331 91 0.85 146 1.36 5 0.05 39Liberati 70-23 214 3.06 .309 56 0.80 33 0.47 4 0.06 0Skinner 40-15 80 2.00 .167 68 1.70 12 0.30 7 0.17 6Anderson107-30 173 1.62 .239 26 0.24 77 0.72 6 0.06 0Plyler 107-30 157 1.47 .153 328 3.07 25 0.23 10 0.09 16Fraiz 104-30 115 1.11 .140 335 3.22 14 0.13 11 0.11 37Cummings107-30 112 1.05 .219 52 0.49 54 0.50 32 0.30 1Walsh 107-30 51 0.48 .437 284 2.65 20 0.19 1123 10.50 20Rossol 107-30 23 0.21 .011 537 5.02 0 0.00 14 0.13 21Mincey 89-26 1 0.01 -.033 221 2.48 0 0.00 11 0.12 13Stickl 9-5 0 0.00 .000 5 0.56 0 0.00 0 0.00 5Glenn 11-8 0 0.00 .000 28 2.55 0 0.00 0 0.00 6Wisor 6-6 0 0.00 .000 5 0.56 0 0.00 0 0.00 1Tota l sTota l sTota l sTota l sTota l s 107-30 1295 12.10 .230 2039 19.06 283 2.64 1223 11.43 165

D a t eD a t eD a t eD a t eD a t e O p p o n e n tO p p o n e n tO p p o n e n tO p p o n e n tO p p o n e n t W / LW / LW / LW / LW / L Match ScoresMatch ScoresMatch ScoresMatch ScoresMatch Scores

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Sept. 2 Bluffton W, 3-0 30-28, 30-20, 30-22

Sept. 2 Lake Erie W, 3-0 30-17, 30-25, 30-8

Sept. 3 Ohio Wesleyan L, 3-2 30-24, 17-30, 27-30, 30-20, 15-6

Sept. 3 Bethany W, 3-0 30-22, 30-22, 30-18

Sept. 6 MOUNT UNION L, 3-2 25-30, 31-29, 19-30, 30-25, 15-4

Sept. 10 Thomas More* L, 3-2 30-16, 22-30, 30-22, 26-30, 16-14

Sept. 10 Wilmington W, 3-1 29-31, 30-27, 30-20, 30-14

Sept. 13 ALLEGHENY L, 3-0 30-21, 30-25, 30-18

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Sept. 16 PSU Behrend L, 3-2 30-24, 30-32, 27-30, 30-27, 15-8

Sept. 16 Wooster L, 3-0 30-15, 30-26, 30-15

Sept. 17 Pitt-Greensburg W, 3-0 30-27, 30-22, 30-22

Sept. 17 Pitt-Bradford W, 3-0 30-28, 30-19, 30-28

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Sept. 23 Hanover L, 3-1 33-31, 25-30, 30-19, 30-23

Sept. 23 Capital L, 3-0 30-25, 30-24, 30-17

Sept. 24 Denison L, 3-0 30-25, 30-21, 30-28

Sept. 24 Lake Erie W, 3-0 30-18, 30-17, 30-15

Sept. 27 Waynesburg* L, 3-0 30-27, 30-25, 30-28

Sept. 29 PSU Behrend W, 3-1 30-22, 30-27, 26-30, 30-17

Oct. 5 BETHANY* W, 3-0 30-21, 30-10, 30-24

Oct. 7 Thiel* W, 3-0 30-25, 30-16, 30-15

Oct. 11 WESTMINSTER* W, 3-2 27-30, 26-30, 30-28, 30-28, 15-12

Oct. 13 Wash. and Jeff.* L, 3-0 30-23, 30-15, 30-27

Oct. 15 Lake Erie W, 3-0 30-14, 30-14, 30-14

Oct. 15 La Roche W, 3-0 30-20, 30-9, 30-19

Oct. 18 WAYNESBURG* L, 3-0 30-26, 38-36, 33-31

Oct. 20 Bethany* W, 3-2 25-30, 30-32, 30-14, 30-27, 15-12

Oct. 22 THOMAS MORE* L, 3-1 30-20, 20-30, 30-22, 30-23

Oct. 25 THIEL* W, 3-0 30-20, 30-21, 30-23

Oct. 28 Westminster* L, 3-1 30-22, 28-30, 30-27, 30-25

Nov. 1 WASH. & JEFF.* L, 3-0 30-25, 30-19, 30-25

*-Presidents’ Athletic Conference Match

Home Matches in ALL CAPS

2005 IN REVIEWGrove City reached the .500 mark overall and in the

PAC with sweeps of conference rivals Bethany and Thiel,Oct. 5 and 7, respectively. At Thiel, Roberts posted 12kills while freshman Natalie Liberati added 10 kills onjust 15 attacks.

The Wolverines then capped a four-match winstreak Oct. 11 with a come-from-behind victory overarchrival Westminster. Grove City dropped the first twogames, 30-27 and 30-26, but stormed back to win thefinal three games, 30-28, 30-28 and 15-12. The victorywas Grove City’s first over Westminster since 1995.

Liberati tallied a career-high 19 kills in the victorywhile Roberts contributed 13 kills and nine blocks. Walshadded 52 assists.

Grove City’s win streak came to an end at eventualPAC champion Washington & Jefferson two nights laterbut the Wolverines bounced back for a pair of non-conference victories Oct. 15 in Painesville, Ohio.

Grove City opened the twinbill with a sweep ofhost Lake Erie College, 30-18, 30-17, 30-15. The Wolver-ines then rolled to a 30-20, 30-9, 30-19 victory over LaRoche later in the afternoon. Roberts had 22 combinedkills in the two wins while Emily Rossol posted 29 totaldigs.

The Wolverines began their stretch drive by split-ting a pair of PAC matches Oct. 18-20. Following a homeloss to Waynesburg, Grove City secured a 3-2 win atBethany Oct. 20. The victory kept Grove City in conten-tion for a spot in the season-ending PAC ChampionshipTournament.

After splitting home matches with Thomas Moreand Thiel, Grove City faced a must-win situation atWestminster Oct. 28. The Wolverines split the first twogames but Westminster captured the final two gamesto salvage a season split with Grove City.

Roberts earned First Team All-PAC honors from theleague’s coaches following the season while Walshearned Academic All-District recognition from the Col-lege Sports Information Directors.

Allison Cummings finished second on the team inassists and third in blocks in 2005.

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RECORD BOOKINDIVIDUAL - CAREERINDIVIDUAL - CAREERINDIVIDUAL - CAREERINDIVIDUAL - CAREERINDIVIDUAL - CAREER

Career Kills:Career Kills:Career Kills:Career Kills:Career Kills: 1303, Liz Sparks (1995-99)1181, Julie Porter (1998-2001)1178, Sarah Hamsher (1993-97)

Career Blocks:Career Blocks:Career Blocks:Career Blocks:Career Blocks: 563, Rhonda Cratty (1990-93)557, Liz Sparks (1995-99)400, Megan Roberts (1992-96)

Career Digs:Career Digs:Career Digs:Career Digs:Career Digs: 2150, Sarah Hamsher (1993-96)1830, Julie Porter (1998-2001)1506, Kiersten Pedersen (1999-2002)

Career Assists:Career Assists:Career Assists:Career Assists:Career Assists: 4288, Cara Denniston (1999-2002)3515, Jeannie Annan (1992-95)3247, Renee Stas (1989-92)

Career Aces:Career Aces:Career Aces:Career Aces:Career Aces: 242, Cara Denniston (1999-2002)

INDIVIDUAL - SEASONINDIVIDUAL - SEASONINDIVIDUAL - SEASONINDIVIDUAL - SEASONINDIVIDUAL - SEASONSeason Kills:Season Kills:Season Kills:Season Kills:Season Kills: 484, Liz Sparks (1998)

454, Julie Porter (1999)440, Sarah Hamsher (1995)

Season Blocks:Season Blocks:Season Blocks:Season Blocks:Season Blocks: 201, Liz Sparks (1996)195, Rhonda Cratty (1992)183, Rhonda Cratty (1991)

Season Digs:Season Digs:Season Digs:Season Digs:Season Digs: 744, Sarah Hamsher (1995)656, Jody Reimann (1994)596, Sarah Hamsher (1996)

Season Assists:Season Assists:Season Assists:Season Assists:Season Assists: 1267, Jeannie Annan (1995)1256, Cara Denniston (2001)1155, Cara Denniston (2002)

Season Aces:Season Aces:Season Aces:Season Aces:Season Aces: 84, Cara Denniston (2000)81, Jeannie Annan (1995)78, Cara Denniston (2001)

INDIVIDUAL - MATCHINDIVIDUAL - MATCHINDIVIDUAL - MATCHINDIVIDUAL - MATCHINDIVIDUAL - MATCHKills (5 Gm):Kills (5 Gm):Kills (5 Gm):Kills (5 Gm):Kills (5 Gm): 31, Julie Porter (Mount Union, 1999)Kills (4 Gm):Kills (4 Gm):Kills (4 Gm):Kills (4 Gm):Kills (4 Gm): 24, Kelly Tinney (Thiel, 2003)Kills (3 Gm):Kills (3 Gm):Kills (3 Gm):Kills (3 Gm):Kills (3 Gm): 23, Katie Summers (F+M, 2003)

Blocks (5 Gm):Blocks (5 Gm):Blocks (5 Gm):Blocks (5 Gm):Blocks (5 Gm): 18, Liz Sparks (Slippery Rock, 1996)Blocks (4 Gm):Blocks (4 Gm):Blocks (4 Gm):Blocks (4 Gm):Blocks (4 Gm): 14, Carlie Roberts (Notre Dame, 2004)Blocks (3 Gm):Blocks (3 Gm):Blocks (3 Gm):Blocks (3 Gm):Blocks (3 Gm): 10, Two tied

Digs (Total):Digs (Total):Digs (Total):Digs (Total):Digs (Total): 47, Laura Goll (John Carroll, 1999)

Assists (5 Gm):Assists (5 Gm):Assists (5 Gm):Assists (5 Gm):Assists (5 Gm): 68, Jeannie Annan (Cortland St., 1995)Assists (4 Gm):Assists (4 Gm):Assists (4 Gm):Assists (4 Gm):Assists (4 Gm): 60, Kim Walsh (PSU Behrend, 2004)Assists (3 Gm):Assists (3 Gm):Assists (3 Gm):Assists (3 Gm):Assists (3 Gm): 53, Cara Denniston (Bethany, 2002)

Aces (Total):Aces (Total):Aces (Total):Aces (Total):Aces (Total): 15, Cara Denniston (Geneva, 2000)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDSYEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDSYEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDSYEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDSYEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDSYearYearYearYearYear OverallOverallOverallOverallOverall Conf.Conf.Conf.Conf.Conf. PostseasonPostseasonPostseasonPostseasonPostseason1973 9-2 -- --1974 16-4 -- --1975 16-5 -- --

Women’s Keystone ConferenceWomen’s Keystone ConferenceWomen’s Keystone ConferenceWomen’s Keystone ConferenceWomen’s Keystone Conference1976 19-4 7-0/1st EAIAW1977 18-6 8-1/1st1978 19-3 7-0/1st1979 24-12-1 6-1/2nd EAIAW/5th1980 27-13 7-0/1st EAIAW/2nd1981 37-8 7-0/1st NCAA III1982 37-8 14-0/1st NCAA III1983 31-11 11-1/1st1984 36-6 6-0/1st NCAA III

Women’s Keystone ConferenceWomen’s Keystone ConferenceWomen’s Keystone ConferenceWomen’s Keystone ConferenceWomen’s Keystone ConferencePresidents’ Athletic ConferencePresidents’ Athletic ConferencePresidents’ Athletic ConferencePresidents’ Athletic ConferencePresidents’ Athletic Conference

1985 41-1 6-0/1st (WKC) NCAA III12-0/1st (PAC)

Presidents’ Athletic ConferencePresidents’ Athletic ConferencePresidents’ Athletic ConferencePresidents’ Athletic ConferencePresidents’ Athletic Conference1986 36-6 12-0/1st NCAA III1987 27-9 12-0/1st1988 17-19 9-2/2nd1989 26-13 8-0/1st1990 19-17 6-2/2nd1991 28-14 6-2/2nd1992 19-18 7-1/1st1993 20-19 8-1/1st1994 29-13 6-2/2nd ECAC Champs1995 34-10 8-0/1st ECAC Champs1996 22-10 6-2/2nd ECAC Semifinals1997 18-15 7-3/2nd1998 19-13 3-1/2nd1999 16-17 6-2/2nd2000 20-13 7-1/1st ECAC Semifinals2001 22-11 7-1/1st ECAC Champs2002 18-16 6-4/2nd2003 9-22 4-6/5th2004 14-16 6-4/3rd2005 15-15 5-7/5thAll-TimeAll-TimeAll-TimeAll-TimeAll-Time 758-369-1758-369-1758-369-1758-369-1758-369-1 79-3 (WKC)79-3 (WKC)79-3 (WKC)79-3 (WKC)79-3 (WKC)

139-41 (PAC)139-41 (PAC)139-41 (PAC)139-41 (PAC)139-41 (PAC)

COACHING RECORDSCOACHING RECORDSCOACHING RECORDSCOACHING RECORDSCOACHING RECORDSCoachCoachCoachCoachCoach YearsYearsYearsYearsYears RecordRecordRecordRecordRecordTerry Ellis 1973-82 222-65-1Judy Zarenko 1983-84 67-17Susan Roberts 1985-present 469-287TotalTotalTotalTotalTotal 33 years33 years33 years33 years33 years 758-369-1758-369-1758-369-1758-369-1758-369-1

AVCA ALL-AMERICANSAVCA ALL-AMERICANSAVCA ALL-AMERICANSAVCA ALL-AMERICANSAVCA ALL-AMERICANSNatalie Sutyak Honorable Mention 1983Sue Shadle Second Team 1985Barb Beck Honorable Mention 1985Sue Shadle First Team 1986Lisa Lippincott Second Team 1992

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THE PRESIDENTS’ ATHLETIC CONFERENCEFounded in 1955, the Presidents’ Athletic Confer-

ence continues its mission of promoting intercollegiateathletics and the pursuit of academic excellence.

Comprised of 10 select private colleges - BethanyCollege, Chatham College, Geneva College, Grove CityCollege, Saint Vincent College, Thiel College, ThomasMore College, Washington & Jefferson College,Waynesburg College and Westminster College - the PACremains a unique organization in this day of high pres-sure intercollegiate athletics.

With academics at the center of each member’s phi-losophy, the PAC is built on the principle that an athleticprogram is a part of college life, but not an entity initself.

The PAC expanded to seven members in April 2005with the addition of Thomas More College of CrestviewHills, Ky. During the 2005-06 academic year, ChathamCollege, Geneva College and Saint Vincent College alljoined the PAC.

Saint Vincent will play a full conference schedule in

2006-07 while Chatham and Geneva will begin playingfull PAC schedules in the 2007-08 year.

The PAC annually crowns champions in 19 sports.All-Conference status is awarded in all 19 sports. Headcoaches select all-league squads for all team sports,while in individual sports such as cross country and ten-nis, all-PAC accolades are based upon performances atthe conference championships.

The PAC annually awards its men’s and women’sAll-Sports Trophies to the schools which perform bestacross the board in conference competition.

Washington & Jefferson won both the Men’s andWomen’s All-Sports Trophies in 2005-06..

In 2005-2006, the league named XXX student-ath-letes to the PAC Academic Honor Roll, which recog-nizes all participating student-athletes who attain a termgrade-point average of 3.60 or above. G

2005 Standings2005 Standings2005 Standings2005 Standings2005 Standings OverallOverallOverallOverallOverall ConferenceConferenceConferenceConferenceConferenceWWWWW LLLLL WWWWW LLLLL

Waynesburg 21 13 11 1Washington & Jefferson* 24 5 9 3Thomas More 20 16 8 4Westminster 19 16 7 5GROVE CITY 15 15 5 7Bethany 9 18 2 10Thiel 8 19 0 12*-PAC Tournament Champion

2005 All-Conference First Team2005 All-Conference First Team2005 All-Conference First Team2005 All-Conference First Team2005 All-Conference First TeamNameNameNameNameName Pos.Pos.Pos.Pos.Pos. SchoolSchoolSchoolSchoolSchoolLakia Gordon OH Wash. and Jeff.Jamie Gullen S Wash. and Jeff.Erin Hinks OH WestminsterKaci Hlad OH-MH WaynesburgCarlie Roberts MH Grove CityLaura Wiegele LIB Thomas More

Grove City’s All-Time All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference Selections19851985198519851985

N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorBarb Beck First TeamSue Shadle First TeamKaren Smith Second Team

19861986198619861986N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorMarcee Skeddle First TeamSue Shadle First TeamKristi Weygandt Second Team

19871987198719871987N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorValerie Roth First TeamKristi Weygant First TeamJulie Smith Second Team

19881988198819881988N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorTammy Briggs First TeamChris Carlson First TeamRenee Stas Second Team

19891989198919891989N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorTammy Briggs First TeamChris Carlson First TeamRenee Stas First TeamLisa Lippincott Second Team

19901990199019901990N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorChris Carlson First TeamRenee Stas First Team

19911991199119911991N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorLisa Lippincott First TeamRenee Stas First TeamRhonda Cratty Second Team

19921992199219921992N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorLisa Lippincott First TeamRhonda Cratty First TeamMissie Kline Second Team

19931993199319931993N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorRhonda Cratty First TeamMissie Kline First TeamJeannie Annan Second TeamJody Reimann Second Team

19941994199419941994N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorJeannie Annan First TeamJody Reimann First TeamSarah Hamsher Second Team

19951995199519951995N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorJeannie Annan First TeamSarah Hamsher First TeamLiz Sparks Second Team

19961996199619961996N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorSarah Hamsher First TeamLiz Sparks First Team

19971997199719971997N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorBecky Nelson First TeamNicole Hable First TeamErin Mayne Second Team

19981998199819981998N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorLiz Sparks First TeamErin Mayne First TeamJulie Porter Second Team

19991999199919991999N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorJulie Porter First TeamSarah Gardner First TeamLaura Goll Second Team

20002000200020002000N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorCara Denniston First TeamJulie Porter First TeamSarah Gardner Second Team

20012001200120012001N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorSarah Gardner First TeamCara Denniston First TeamJulie Porter Second TeamKatie Summers Second Team

20022002200220022002N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorCara Denniston First TeamKatie Summers First TeamKirsten Pedersen Second Team

20032003200320032003N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorLisa Bodi First TeamKelly Tinney Second Team

20042004200420042004N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorKelly Tinney First TeamCarlie Roberts Second Team

20052005200520052005N a m eN a m eN a m eN a m eN a m e HonorHonorHonorHonorHonorCarlie Roberts First Team

PAC MVPsPAC MVPsPAC MVPsPAC MVPsPAC MVPsBarb Beck 1985Sue Shadle 1986Lisa Lippincott 1992Jeannie Annan 1995Sarah Hamsher 1996Liz Sparks 1998Sarah Gardner 2001

PAC Defensive Player of YearPAC Defensive Player of YearPAC Defensive Player of YearPAC Defensive Player of YearPAC Defensive Player of YearKelly Shields 1995Kelly Shields 1996Heather Oates 1997

ECAC MVPsECAC MVPsECAC MVPsECAC MVPsECAC MVPsJeannie Annan 1994Jeannie Annan 1995Julie Porter 2001

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The beautifully landscapedcampus of Grove City Collegestretches over 150 acres and in-cludes 27 neo-Gothic buildings. Itis considered one of the loveliestin the nation.

While the College haschanged to meet the needs of thesociety it serves, its basic philoso-phy has remained unchangedsince its founding in 1876. It is aChristian, liberal arts institution,dedicated to the principle of pro-viding the highest quality educa-tion at the lowest possible cost.

Wishing to remain truly inde-pendent and to retain its distinc-tive qualities as a private schoolgoverned by private citizens (trust-ees), it is one of few colleges in thecountry that does not accept fed-eral monies.

Affiliated with the Presbyte-rian Church (U.S.A.), but not nar-rowly denominational, the Col-lege believes that to be well-edu-cated a student should be exposedto the central ideas of the Judeo-Christian tradition.

Grove City College offers un-dergraduate degrees in liberalarts, sciences, engineering, busi-ness, and music and is distin-guished as a national leader ineducation.

Grove City’s programs in elec-trical and mechanical engineeringare accredited by the EngineeringAccreditation Commission Boardof the Accreditation Board for En-gineering and Technology.

The “big business school cur-riculum” prepares students fortoday’s global business reality. Anextensive variety of internship op-portunities are provided across thecurriculum.

Grove City College wants itsstudents to be prepared in this ageof mobile information technology.Each entering freshman receivesa color notebook computer, soft-ware and a printer, which are hisor hers to keep upon graduationwith a four-year degree.

All students receive thoroughinstruction on how to use theircomputers. This is part of the In-formation Technology Initiative, atotal program integrating technol-ogy across the curriculum.

The College believes that itsstudent body has a unique mix oftalents and abilities. Its Career Ser-vices program helps students iden-tify those key assets during the firstyear and then builds a four-yearstrategy to help them pursue a sat-isfying career.

Personal counseling, profes-sional speakers, databases, alumnicontacts, summer internships, cor-porate visits, employer presenta-tions and more are incorporatedinto the career preparation expe-rience. Grove City follows the se-mester calendar plan, in additionto offering two-week intersessionsin January and May.

Most of the 2,300 students livein separate men’s and women’sresidence halls. The others are lo-cal commuters or married stu-dents. A full program of cultural,professional, athletic and social ac-tivities is offered, including 19 in-tercollegiate varsity athletic teams.

Grove City, a town of 8,100people, is located 60 miles northof Pittsburgh. It is located nearInterstates 79 and 80 and has a mu-nicipal airport.

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Grove City’s NewStudent Union Building

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FACILITIESAll 19 of Grove City College’s intercollegiate

varsity athletic teams utilize the College’s superiorfacilities for competition, practices and off-seasontraining and conditioning.

Grove City’s athletic facilities have undergonenumerous renovations and improvements in recentyears, with more upgrades scheduled in the imme-diate future.

On lower campus, Robert E. Thorn Field ishome to the College’s football and track and fieldteams. During the summer of 2006, the College in-stalled CSTurf at Robert E. Thorn Field. CSTurf is asynthetic playing surface that features polyethyleneLSR grass fibers and a rubber infill system.

Lights were also added at Robert E. Thorn Fieldwhile the 8-lane track around the field was resur-faced.

These upgrades benefit the entire campus com-munity as the complex will now be used by boththe College’s club sports teams and its intramuralprogram, along with the varsity teams.

The track is also available for use by recreationalwalkers and joggers. The complex also features 10all-weather tennis courts next to the stadium.

Phillips Field House, located at the north endof the complex, features several locker rooms, anathletic training room, meeting rooms and coaches’offices.

It is used by the football, track and tennis pro-grams throughout the academic year. Several up-grades to the facility were recently made.

The Physical Learning Center (PLC) houses theGrove City College Arena, home to the College’sbasketball and volleyball programs.

The 1,800-seat Arena received newscoreboards, new scorer’s tables and newshotclocks during the 2004-05 academic year.

In addition, the PLC features the Grove CityCollege Pool, one of the premier aquatic facilities inthe region.

The Fitness Room in Grove City’s PhysicalLearning Center features both state-of-the-artaerobic and Cybex technology.

Each year, Grove City hosts the Presidents’ Ath-letic Conference Swimming and Diving Champion-ships at the state-of-the-art facility.

The PLC also features a second pool, the Recre-ational Pool, which is used by members of the Col-lege community year-round.

A fitness room featuring aerobic, Cybex andfree weight equipment is an integral part of thePLC. Expansion of the fitness room is a keystone ofthe Center’s ongoing renovations.

The PLC also features six racquetball/handballcourts as well as two adjacent intramural rooms.The intramural rooms each feature four basketballcourts, four indoor tennis courts, four volleyballcourts, an indoor track and two indoor jumpingpits.

The building houses an athletic training room,locker rooms and offices for coaches and physicaleducation faculty. In 2004, the College constructeda new office suite for coaches and athletic adminis-tration.

Grove City’s outdoor athletic facilities have alsoreceived numerous upgrades. The varsity soccerfield, College Field, was expanded and re-soddedduring the summer of 2005.

Grove City College installed lights, a new trackand CSTurf at Robert E. Thorn Field during thesummer of 2006.

The Grove City College Pool is one of the nation’spremier small college aquatic facilities and ishome to the annual PAC Championships.

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