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Table of Contents ..................................................................1

Quick Facts ............................................................................2

Campus Photos/School Facts ..........................................3-4

Academic Services ...............................................................5

Athletic Training/ISU Sports and Orthopaedic Center ......6

Reed Gymnasium .................................................................7

2009 Coaching Staff

Head Coach Chad Teichert ................................................9

The Buzz on Coach Teichert ..............................................10

Assistant Coaches David Hyte and Katie Edgson ...........11

2009 Outlook

Season Preview ...................................................................12

2009 Roster ......................................................................13-14

2009 Bengals

Paige Palmer .......................................................................16

Emily Waldron ......................................................................17

Kolay Mickelsen-Sutton ......................................................18

Britta Bartschi-Rhodehouse ............................................... 19

Sarah Carson .......................................................................20

Jenna Proost ........................................................................21

Emily Beardmore .................................................................22

Jaclyn Hone .........................................................................23

Karissa Henage ....................................................................24

Haylee Thompson/Breanne Van Every.............................25

Haylee Thompson/Breanne Van Every.................. Page 25

Paige Hansen/Katie Grajewski/Paige Findlay ...... Page 26

Bryndy Anderson/Malia Bird ................................... Page 27

Savannah Leckington ............................................. Page 27

2008 Opponents

Non-Conference Opponents .......................................29-34

Big Sky Conference Opponents ...................................34-38

The Big Sky Conference .....................................................39

2008 Review

2008 Recap ..........................................................................41

2008 Review .........................................................................42

2008 Statistics .......................................................................43

History and Records

Single Match Records ....................................................45-46

Team Match Records .........................................................47

Single Season Records........................................................48

Career Records ...................................................................49

Honors ...................................................................................50

All-Time Roster ......................................................................51

All-Time Results ................................................................52-58

Coaching Records ..............................................................58

All-Time Series.......................................................................59

Administration and Media

President ...............................................................................61

Director of Athletics ............................................................62

Administration/Staff .......................................................63-65

PAWS/S.A.A.C. .....................................................................66

Bengal Life ...........................................................................67

Notable ISU Alumni .............................................................68

Bengal Champions .............................................................69

Idaho State Ring of Honor ..................................................70

ISU Sports Hall of Fame .......................................................71

Staff Directory ......................................................................72

Media Directory ..................................................................73

Media Information ..............................................................74CreditsThe 2009 Idaho State University Volleyball Media Guide was compiled and written by Katie Zigars. Design and layout was by Zigars using Adobe InDesign software. Permission is granted to quote, in whole or part, any material in this guide. The guide was edited by Zigars and Assistant Athletic Director for Media Relations Frank Mercogliano. All photographs are credited to ISU Photographic Services unless otherwise noted. The media guide was printed by Falls Printing in Idaho Falls.

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COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Chad Teichert (Brigham Young, 1982)Record at ISU: 10-20 (.333)-1 YearCareer Record: SameVolleyball Office Phone: 208-282-4065Gibson E-Mail: [email protected] Time to Reach Teichert: Contact SIDAssistant Coach: David HytePhone Number: 208-282-4595Email: [email protected] Coach: Katie EdgsonPhone Number: 208-282-5930E-Mail: [email protected] Trainer: TBA

Volleyball HISTORYFirst Year of Volleyball: 1974 (35 years)Overall All-Time Record: 505-596-3 (.459)All-Time Record as Big Sky: 274-355 (.436)-21 yearsAll-Time Big Sky Record: 129-189 (.405)

NCAA Tournament History: Three appearances(1986, 1987, 1990)1986-First Round (MWAC)1987-First Round (MWAC)1990-First Round (BSC)

Big Sky Tournament History: Eight appearances (1990, 1991, 1994, 1995, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005)1990-Champions1991-Quarterfinals1994-Quarterfinals1995-Finals2001-Quarterfinals2003-Quarterfinals2004-Quarterfinals2005-Quarterfinals

ISU QUICK FACTSFounded: 1901Location: Pocatello, IdahoEnrollment: 14,209Nickname: BengalsColors: Orange and BlackFacility (Capacity): Reed Gym/3,241Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Big Sky ConferencePresident: Dr. Arthur C. VailasAthletic Director: Jeff TingeyAssoc. Athletic Director: Nancy GrazianoAthletic Phone: 208-282-4668Faculty Athletic Rep.: Dr. Scott Benson

SPORTS INFORMATION Asst. AD for Media Relations: Frank Mercogliano Office Phone: 208-282-2621 E-Mail: [email protected] Assistant SID (Volleyball Contact): Katie Zigars Office Phone: 208-282-3651 Cell Phone: 208-406-3910 E-Mail: [email protected] Graduate Assistant: Mitch Worthington Office Phone: 208-406-3190 Fax: 208-282-3659 Web Site Address: www.isubengals.com Press Row Phone: 208-282-5722 FAX/PRESS BOX/TICKETS Athletic Department FAX 282-4063 Ticket Information 282-FANS

Check out the latest news on Bengal Volleyball at www.isubengals.com

Idaho State Volleyball Quick Facts

Why the Bengals? How did Idaho States athletic teams become the Bengals, when there just arent any to be found in the region? A good question. Originally, when the school was the Academy of Idaho in 1902, the schools athletic teams were dubbed Bantams, and it stayed that way until 1917, when J.A. Fogt became head football coach. Now Idaho Tech, the teams nickname was changed to Tigers, in part due to Ralph Hutchinson, who was the Director of Physical Education and Athletics. Hutchinson was a graduate of Princeton (the Tigers), so he founded the schools first booster club, the I Club, and brought the Tiger mascot with him. When the school became the University of Idaho-Southern Branch in 1927, the nickname switched to Bengals, although many newspaper and yearbook accounts refer to the team by both Bengals and Tigers. The freshman teams during this time suffered the unfortunate distinction of the nickname Kittens. As a branch of the University of Idaho, the schools colors were black and gold, just like the Vandals, and although the official colors switched to black and orange sometime in the 1940s, the football team wore black jerseys with gold trim through the 60s. The squad also used red numerals for a while in the late 1940s, and the squads 1970 home jerseys were more red than orange. It wasnt until 1971 that a truly orange jersey was used by the football team for the first time. The schools official colors are black and orange (PMS 165), and the trim color is gold (PMS 137), a small remembrance to harken back to ISUs rich history.

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ABOUT IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY

Idaho State University is a Carnegie-classified doctoral research and teaching institution that draws students from around the world. It meets the growing demand for higher-education services with seven collegesArts and Sciences, Business, Education, Engineering, Health Professions, Pharmacy and Technologyand a graduate school. Together, they offer nearly 280 certificate, bachelors, masters, doctoral and post-doctoral programs. ISU is the state-designated lead institution for health-professions education. Founded in 1901 as the Academy of Idaho, Idaho State University initially offered college-prep and industrial courses. In its first 100 years, the school underwent considerable

growth and change. Forty students were enrolled in Pocatello in 1902; today, about 14,000 students attend classes at the main campus and at centers around the state. More than 2,000 graduate annually. Idaho State Universitys role in higher education has grown dramatically. In 1927, legislation was passed making it the University of IdahoSouthern Branch. In 1963 it became Idaho State University. At that time there were 3,500 students,

four colleges offering six bachelors and eight masters degrees, and a trade and technical school with 14 programs. Current enrollment includes about 2,500 students attending ISUIdaho Falls, and more than 2,500 attending classes at ISUBoise, ISUTwin Falls, and centers in American Falls, Blackfoot, Coeur dAlene, Hailey, Preston and Soda Springs. Located in Pocatello, ISU is a short distance from several prominent recreation areas, foremost among them Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks, and Sun Valley. ISU students enjoy unrivaled outdoor activities, from skiing to backpacking, bicycling, river-running, and fishing in Idahos famous blue-ribbon trout streams. The original campus consisted of a four-block area of

8 1/2 acres donated by the citizens of Pocatello. Today, ISU has 105 buildings and 1,103 acres. The university offers cultural events and athletic programs featuring local, national and international participants.

The Idaho Accelerator Center at ISUs research park allows for researchers and national laboratories to

utilize special nuclear facilities.

The clock tower is one of the newer additions to the Pond Student Union Building, which houses ISUs official bookstore, several dining

options, a game room, a billiards hall, and a

bowling alley.

The columns on Red Hill are a Pocatello landmark. They are atop of Red Hill, which overlooks Davis

Field, which is home to Idaho States track and Volleyball programs.

The newest addition to the campus is the Rendezvous Center, which will house apartment-

style student housing, a dining hall, and classrooms, and the building is seen as a bridge

between the upper and lower campuses.

This view of the quad was taken from the Pond Student Union Building, and it showcases the beauty of both Idaho State and Pocatello. The trees located in

the center of the picture are part of ISUs Arbor Walk, and the

mountains that border Pocatello to the east majestically watch

over the campus.

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Idaho State University has grown through five name changes: the Academy of Idaho, 1901-1915; Idaho Technical Institute, 1915-1927; University of Idaho-Southern Branch, 1927-1947; Idaho State College, 1946-1963. ISU has an abundance of top-flight academic programs, including nationally acknowledged courses of study in business and pharmacy, and state-designated leadership in the health professions. The university has been ranked among the national leaders in the Certified Public Accountants (CPA) examinations for the past decade, with pass rates more than three times the national average. The statistics are based on students taking the exam for the first time. As Idahos center for education in health professions and with supporting physical and biological sciences, Idaho State University offers degrees in dental hygiene, dietetics, health-care administration, nursing, radiographic science, and speech pathology and audiology. Also offered are masters programs in education of the deaf, nursing, physical therapy, and speech

pathology and audiology. A doctorate is available in clinical psychology. ISU is a leader in educator preparation, offering bachelors, masters and doctoral degrees in teacher education, educational administration, family and consumer sciences, physical education and dance, school psychology, special education, and vocational teacher education, occupational-training management, and corporate training. Neighbor to the Idaho National Laboratory and home of Idahos first university-related business and research park,

ISU has a continuing emphasis on business, engineering and the liberal arts, helping maintain a solid base for other academic disciplines. Overall, ISUs students take part in more than 280 certificate and degree programs in the college of Arts and Sciences, Business, Education, Engineering, Health Professions, Pharmacy and Technology. If ISU doesnt have exactly what a student is looking for, the Office of Individualized Education oversees programs that provide students the opportunity to design a degree in a field not formally available at ISU. Such students can earn Bachelor of University Studies, Bachelor of Arts in General Studies, or Bachelor of Applied Technology degrees.

The Swanson Arch is one of the oldest pieces of architecture on campus.

Incoming freshmen enter the campus through the arch, and they exit after graduation. The arch is also on the

official university seal for Idaho State.

The Stephens Performing Arts Center is the jewel of Southeast Idaho. Universally lauded for its

design and acoustics, the building is the premiere concert hall in Idaho.

The Marshall Rotunda of the Stephens Center features a mariners compass replete with engravings marking the

major donors to the facility.

The view from the ISU quad leading to the Pond Student Union Building.

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ACADEMIC SERVICES Every academic institutions first responsibility is to prepare its students for the best opportunity to graduate with their fullest potential. Idaho State understands this responsibility very well and instituted the Student-Athlete Support Center for its student-athletes, to enable them to balance the time requirements for both academics and athletics with the ultimate goal of obtaining their degree. Under the direction of Nancy Graziano, and assisted by a strong and caring staff, the Student-Athlete Support Center provides a variety of services with that in mind. The centers function begins even before a student-athlete sets foot on campus with transcript evaluation, and continues in helping the newcomer make the transition from high school or junior college to college. When they arrive at ISU we want it to be a positive experience, Graziano says. The Student-Athlete Support Center serves as a liaison for the student-athlete to all services

available to the student population as a whole, including but not limited to career counseling, the counseling and testing office, the academic skills center, the registrar, financial aid, the placement office, postgraduate scholarships, and any other student services. The office also provides tutoring, helps the student-athlete stay on track for graduation and NCAA eligibility, provides advising on general education courses until a major course of study is selected, and helps with career choices with the idea in mind that a college education can be more meaningful when a career is decided on. The office also makes presentations on drug and alcohol awareness available to the student-athletes. Even though our graduation rates are good, we are constantly striving to improve them, Graziano says. The creation of the Student-Athlete Support Center is a positive step in that improvement.

The refurbished Student-Athlete Support Center was dedicated in 2003 and is located on the south side of Holt Arena. As part of the refurbishment, student computers and additional space for academic counseling were added, bringing added benefits to the students. The department continues to expand, as in 2008, an expanded study center in Turner Hall was opened. The new center was funded with a $40,000 grant obtained

by Matt Steuart from the NCAA. The new study area features over a dozen computer stations, a quiet room, and has available tutoring for the student-athletes.

Jaclyn Hone Brenda CooperEmily WaldronBritta BartschiSarah Carson Karissa Legaux

2008 All-Big Sky Volleyball Academic Honorees

Nancy Graziano

Matt Steuart

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Athletic Training and Injury preventionISU SPORTS AND ORTHOPEDIC CENTERIdaho States athletic facilities had already boasted of the first domed stadium capable of housing both football and basketball ever constructed on a college campus, as well as Americas fastest indoor board track. With the June 1994 opening of the Sports & Orthopaedic Center at ISU, they include the premier weight training facility in the Big Sky Conference. The 25,000-foot Center includes a 6,800-foot state-of-the-art weight training area that is reserved strictly for Idaho States student-athletes. The area has weight lifting stations, stationary bicycles, and aerobics equipment, as well as an on-site strength and conditioning coach. The Center also houses the offices of Drs. Tony Joseph, M.R. Mickelson, ISUs team physician, Steve Coker, Kenneth E. Newhouse, the offices of The Pocatello Physical Therapy Clinic with physical therapists Ric Benedetti and Dan DesFosses, and an alumni, recruitment and educational center with meeting and classrooms. It was built at a cost of $2.5 million.

The Center is a joint venture of ISU and the Portneuf Medical Center and was 14 months in construction. It is a major milestone for ISU in fulfilling its mission as the states lead institution for health care education. It serves as an educational and training facility for health sciences students, faculty, area health care providers, and the community. The Center is beneficial for ISUs student-athletes in numerous ways, aside from the enormous benefit of the areas premier weight training facility being next door to Holt Arena. First and foremost, student-athletes have immediate access to physicians and therapists as well as the equipment used in treatment and rehabilitation. The Center was built at no cost to the public. The privately-financed structure will be leased to PMC and after the two 20-year land leases have expired, ownership is transferred back to Idaho State University.

Brandy CrumWomens Volleyball

Athletic Trainer1st Season

Mark CampbellHead Strength andConditioning Coach

Volleyball Trainer Brandy Crum begins her first season serving as an athletic trainer for the Idaho State volleyball team and will help ISU with track and field in the spring. Crum previously spent two years serving as an athletic trainer at Perdue. She worked with the softball team in the fall of 2007 and the track and field team in the spring of 2008. as well as track and field. She worked with the Perdue football team from the fall of 2008 to the spring of 2009. She also did various rotations at a local high school, college, physical therapy department and recreational sports facility and volunteered for Indiana Special Olympics while at Purdue. Crum earned her B.S. in Athletic Training from Purdue University in 2009.

IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY TEAM PHYSICIANS(Offices located in the ISU Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center)

Dr. Chris JohnsonTeam Physician

Dr. Tony JosephTeam Physician

Dr. M.R. MickelsonTeam Physician

Dr. Ken NewhouseTeam Physician

Dr. Steven CokerTeam Physician

Dr. Vernon EsplinTeam Physician

Dr. Sandra HoffmanTeam Physician

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REED GYMNASIUM

REED GYMNASIUM HISTORYThe newly renovated Reed Gymnasium has served as the Bengals home court since the programs inception. The facility has helped the Bengals to a .550 (181-148) winning percentage over the years. From 1986 through 1990, the Bengals were 52-6 (.897). The best home record belongs to the 1987 team which finished 15-0 at home. From 1994-96, the team went 23-8 (.742) at home.

Seven years ago, Reed Gymnasium underwent an extensive renovation. Included in the renovations was new seating for the entire arena, including chairback seats for the lower level. New locker rooms were built for all the teams that are housed in the facility. New scoreboards were installed on both the east and west ends of the arena and a new floor was put in as well. With the renovations, Reed Gymnasium now holds 3,241 spectators for Bengal volleyball.

The facility includes the largest indoor rock climbing wall on a college campus, a full training room and locker rooms. An attached recreational facility houses an indoor track, indoor tennis courts, and racquetball courts.

VOLLEYBALL TEAM ROOMISU recently renovated the volleyball team room with new carpet, murals, projection TV, theater surround sound, DVD, personalized player chairs, a couch, and many pictures of current and past players. The volleyball team room was made possible due to the support from the members of the Match Point Club.

REED GYMNASIUM FAST FACTSBuilt: 1951Ammenities: Largest indoor rock climbing wall on a college campus, full training room, locker rooms, racquetball courts, indoor track, tennis courts, and swimming pool.

Seating Capacity: Volleyballl, 3,241

Largest Volleyball Crowds:Att Year Opponent2,650 1987 vs. Montana2,300 1986 vs. Montana2,150 1990 vs. Montana2,100 1991 vs. Boise State1,755 1994 vs. Boise State1,750 1986 vs. Eastern Washington1,650 1990 vs. Boise State1,650 1992 vs. Brigham Young1,600 1987 vs. Nevada1,600 1990 vs. Eastern Washington1,600 1991 vs. Utah1,347 2005 vs. Montana State1,300 1986 vs. Boise State1,300 1990 vs. Brigham Young1,300 1991 vs. Idaho1,289 1994 vs. Montana1,250 1989 vs. Boise State1,183 1995 vs. Weber State1,121 1995 vs. Brigham Young

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Coaches and Season Outlook

Head Coach Chad Teichert ................Page 9The Buzz on Chad Teichert ...................Page 10Assistant Coach Dave Hyte .................Page 11Assistant Coach Katie Edgson .............Page 11Season Preview .....................................Page 122009 Roster .............................................Page 13-14

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chad teichertHead CoachBrigham Young, 1982Second Season

Chad Teichert begins his second season at Idaho State. In his first season at Idaho State he led the Bengals to a 10-match win season, the first since 2006. He posted a 10-20

overall and 5-11 Big Sky record his first season with the Bengals.

Teichert brings to Idaho State over 25 years of coaching experience, both on the high school and club level. He is one of the top volleyball clinicians in the nation and one of the nations winningest high school coaches. Teichert has organized and conducted over 450 camps and clinics for players and teams at all levels, including high school, club, and collegiate level.

He was perhaps the most successful high school coach in Wyoming history, leading three separate schools for a cumulative record of 397-83 (.827), winning 10 state titles in 16 years, including a run of eight straight titles. Also including among his high school exploits was a 142-match winning streak in Utah, Wyoming, and Idaho. Teichert in his time sent several

athletes to Division I programs around the country. He also was an assistant coach with the National Junior Olympic Team, coaching several eventual college All-Americans and Olympians.

His teams at Cokeville (1983-93) Mountain View (1994-98) and Green River (1998-2000) combined to win 43 of the 65 tournaments they entered as well, a .661 tournament championship percentage.

Teichert, who left the coaching profession in 2000 to care for his wife Kristine during an illness, spent seven years as one of the foremost clinicians and teachers of the game. He developed and organized the highly successful State Champs Coaching Clinics, with coaches from Alaska to California to New York attending. He also

was a member for a time with the Mikasa National Advisory Board, and he worked with both Mizuno and Blocksport in securing sponsorships for the Wyoming All-Star match. He also has spent time coaching various club volleyball programs for both the AAU and USA club programs.

Teichert is a former student-athlete himself, having wrestled while at Brigham Young, where he graduated with a degree in physical education in 1982, with minors in history and English. Teichert qualified for the NCAA Championships in the 150-pound weight class in 1980. He has four children; Kami 23, Rondo 20, Tanner 16, Caleb 13. His wife Kristine passed away in 2000. Before his first season at Idaho State Teichert was married to the former Susan Bluemel of Lyman, Wyoming.

Teicherts Coaching RecordSeason Overall Record Percentage Big Sky Percentage BSC Finish2008 10-20 .333 5-11 .313 8th TOTAL 10-20 .333 5-11 .313 ...

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The Buzz on CoaCh TeiCherT...I have known Chad for a number of years and Idaho State is not only getting an amazing volleyball coach but an unbelievable person as well. He has taken good athletes over the years and turned them into good volleyball players. The bottom line with Chad is that he is a winner, he has made every program he has been in charge of successful and he will do the same at Idaho State University. The student athletes will benefit from his training. He will also benefit Idaho State University and the Pocatello community with his vision and leadership.

---Grayson DuBose, Head Coach, Utah State University

I am so excited to hear about the legendary Chad Teichert being hired at Idaho State University to be the Head Womens Volleyball Coach. He is so well known for his ability to train players and have them perform at their best. I have personally worked with players that have been trained by his program. The skills of his players and their competitive edge they bring to a match are a sight to behold! Congratulations to Chad Teichert and Idaho State University. I know I am personally very excited to watch the Idaho State University Womens Volleyball program compete next year! Go Bengals!

---Alice Heberlein, Former Idaho State Head Womens Volleyball Coach (1993-94) & former ISU player (1980-83)

This is a remarkable hire for Idaho State University. Coach Teichert is an inspiration. He is the same today as he was when I first meet him in Cokeville, Wyoming: passionate, dedicated and committed to his athletes and the pursuit of continual improvement. He is a perfect fit.

---Jason Watson, Head Coach, Arizona State University

Chad is a great coach, and he will do remarkable things with the ISU volleyball program. Congratulations to ISU for giving this wonderful coach a chance to work his magic at the collegiate level.

---Carl McGown, former Brigham Young Mens Volleyball Coach, and current professional coach in Switzerland

Chad Teichert has had a significant impact on volleyball in the northwest. He is a master trainer, and has been instrumental in bringing underperforming teams to the top of their leagues at many different levels. His expertise coaching the game and training players is renowned even among USA Olympic coaches, and is exactly what Idaho State University Volleyball needs right now. I believe he is going to be one of our most successful volleyball coaches.

---Pauline Thiros, former ISU volleyball player & asst. coach and ISU Sports Hall of Fame member

Chad Teichert is a highly motivated coach with a superior knowledge of the game. He cultivates confidence and success into every athlete and program he works with.

---Tammy Christian, Former ISU volleyball player (1994-95) and former Head Coach at Highland High School (1997-98 A-1 State of Idaho Coach of the Year and A-1 State Champions)

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David HyteAssistant CoachBrigham Young, 2004Second Season

David Hyte begins his second season as an assistant coach at Idaho State. In his first season Hyte helped the Bengals to a 10-match win season, the first since 2006. He primarily coached the middle blockers and hitters.

Hyte gained his coaching experience as a volunteer assistant coach at Brigham Young University under the direction of Jason Watson. He focused primarily on middle blockers and team blocking at Brigham Young to

help the team reach second in the Mountain West Conference in team blocks and first in hitting percentage. The middle blockers that he coached were first and third respectively in the conference for hitting percentage and third and fifth in blocking. With his help the team was ranked 14th in the country in hitting and 24th in blocking.

Not only has Hyte helped at the collegiate level he has also followed in head coach Teicherts forte as a volleyball clinician. Hyte has had seven years of experience participating in and running summer volleyball camps.

Hyte also competed as a Division I volleyball player from 2002-04. As a former player at Brigham Young, Hyte was a member of the NCAA Division I championship team in 2004 and was a member of the 2003 NCAA runners-up. He posted a career hitting percentage of .587 and was awarded multiple tournament and team honors.

He was also a member of the Utah Valley mens volleyball when the team was the mens volleyball NIRSA National Championship Team in 2001 and was the NIRSA National runners-up team in 2002.

Hyte earned a B.A. in communications with an advertising and marketing sequence in 2004 from Brigham Young University and an associates degree from Utah Valley in integrated studies. He serves at the recruiting coordinator, along with working with the teams middle blockers and team blocking. He will also handle scouting as well as scheduling.

Katie EdgsonAssistant CoachIdaho State, 2008Second SeasonKatie Edgson begins her second season coaching at Idaho State, after spending her first season as graduate assistant coach. In her first season Edgson helped the Bengals to a 10-match win season, the first since 2006.

One of Edgsons liberos Paige Palmer led the Bengals in digs with 503 in 2008 to hold the all-time single season record in Idaho State history.

Palmer also earned All-Tournament Team Honors at the Best Western Shocker Classic

The lone senior from the 2007 squad, Edgson competed for Idaho State from 2004-07 and was the 10th Bengal to reach 1,000 career digs. Edgson will use her expertise to guide the defensive players.

Edgsons duties also include preparation and coordination of video, travel preparations, day-to-day operations and equipment management. She graduated with a degree in sociology from Idaho State in 2008.

(Left) David Hyte coaching middle blocker Britta Bartschi-Rhodehouse.

(Right) Katie Edgson watching over libero Paige Palmer.

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SEASON PREVIEW

Head volleyball coach Chad Teichert will begin his second season with Idaho State after a 10-win campaign last year for ISUs best performance since 2006. The Bengals will return four starters including Idaho States leading scorer Emily Waldron, leading blocker Sarah Carson and leading dig producer Paige Palmer. The Bengals have been working hard in the spring to continue the momentum felt toward the end of the 2008 campaign when ISU posted a four-game winning streak and a five-game home winning streak. As a team the Bengals have posted 23 double-double performances. Its hard to prophesize the future, but I think we will get off to a better start than we did a year ago. The girls have worked quite a bit this summer and weve got some pretty good talent on the floor, said head coach Teichert. Its always a new year. You think theyll do a certain thing, but you hope they rise above the level of expectation.

Idaho State returns two true seniors, Waldron and Kolay Mickelsen-Sutton, as well as redshirt senior Palmer. Waldron led the Bengals in points scored last season with 324 recording 278 kills for an average of 2.55 kills per game. She also led the Bengals in service aces with 35 and posted the second most digs averaging 2.73 per game. She is a physically

talented player who can pass serve, she is real quick so she can dig balls that some kids wont dig and shes got a good arm, said Teichert of outside hitter Waldron. Hopefully she will get on the ball and get on it quick and swing away, be in the right place on defense and maximize her talent because she does a lot of things quite well. Hopefully she will be one of the leaders. Mickelsen-Sutton returns to the floor after competing in 22 games for the Bengals last season earning 30.5 points at the middle blocker position. She averaged 1.14 kills per game and posted seven block assists. Redshirt senior and libero Palmer ended the

2008 season recording the Idaho State all-time single season digs record with 503 as she posted 23 digs against Montana in ISUs final match of the season. Palmer also notched 11 20+ dig matches and 18 service aces last season. Paiges best strength is passing and you have to pass through her to build or run much of an offense, said Teichert. If she can bring to the table what she can shes got some talent. The Bengals return three juniors, Carson, Britta Bartschi-Rhodehouse and Jenna Proost. Carson led ISU in total blocks with 97, seven of which were solo efforts. She posted 145 kills last season for 1.32 per game and recorded the best attack percentage of .243 of any Idaho State middle blocker or outside hitter. I think Sarah will even be better this year, said Teichert. Almost all the time she is a real level-headed girl, someone you can count on through thick and thin and has a lot of maturity. I think she will get better at virtually everything we ask her to do. Middle blocker Bartschi-Rhodehouse was ISUs second leading scorer recording 324 points. She averaged 2.15 kills per game hitting and posted the second most block assists for ISU with 70 notching five solo blocks. Shes got a good arm and if she can continue to improve in the attack and continue to improve in the block she will be a really good force for us all, said Teichert. Defensive specialist Proost returns to the backrow for ISU after playing in 59 games for the Bengals and averaging 1.93 digs per game for a total of 114 for the season. Returning sophomores include standout Jaclyn Hone, Karissa Legaux and Emily Beardmore. Hone was a pleasant surprise for the Bengals last season as she walked-on to the ISU squad and began to see playing time in the Big Sky Conference matches. Hone led the team in kills per game with 2.56 hitting 151 kills in 59 games. Solid in the backrow too she averaged 3.24 digs per game, the second most on the team. Legaux will be leading the setters this season after

sharing the position with senior Blakely Peppinger last year. Legaux posted 448 assists in 75 games for an average of 5.97 per set. She led the teams attack percentage with .271 making 25 kills and only six errors. She recorded 107 digs, 17 blocks and eight service aces. Beardmore, a 5-8 outside hitter, competed in 53 games for ISU posting 2.26 kills per game and producing 69 digs. She also made 14 blocks last season.

Idaho State signed two players for the 2009 season including junior transfer Haylee Thompson and freshman Breanne Van Every. Thompson, an outside hitter from Scottsdale Community College was named the Arizona Community College Athletics Conference Player of the Year in 2008 and the ACCAC Tournament MVP before helping her team to a seventh place finish in the National Junior College Athletic Association National Tournament. Van Every who comes to the Bengals from Highland high school was named First Team All-Region for three straight seasons and First Team All-State in 2007. In her senior season she posted 410 kills with a .325 attack percentage, notched 110 total blocks and 303 digs. Im excited to have Breanne and Haylee aboard, said Teichert. We will have c o m p e t i t i v e practices and would like to

think that well have some players rise to the occasion in matches. The Bengals begin the 2009 season with three tournaments on the road to open a majority of their non-conference play. Idaho State opens Big Sky play on September 17 against Northern Arizona in Flagstaff.

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200 BENGAL NUMERICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Exp. Hometown(HS/PreviousSchool) 1 Emily Waldron OH 5-11 SR 3VL Roseburg, OR (Roseburg HS) 2 Savannah Leckington S 5-9 JR JC Shelley, ID (Shelley HS) 3 Paige Palmer DS/L 5-9 RSR 3VL-RS Highland, UT (Lone Peak HS) 4 Emily Beardmore OH 5-8 SO 1VL Sugar Land, TX (Dulles HS) 5 Jaclyn Hone OH/DS 5-10 SO 1VL Shelley, ID (Shelley HS) 6 Sarah Carson MB/OH 6-0 JR 2VL Loveland, CO (Mountain View HS) 7 Malia Bird S 5-8 FR HS Eagle, ID (Eagle HS) 8 Haylee Thompson OH 6-0 JR JC Gilbert, AZ (Chandler HS/Scottsdale CC) 9 Karissa Legaux S 5-10 SO 1VL Cota de Caza, CA (Tesoro HS) 10 Breanne Van Every OH 6-1 FR HS Chubbuck, ID (Highland HS) 11 Paige Hansen DS/OH 5-8 JR TR Star Valley, WY (Star Valley HS/Western Wyoming CC) 12 Paige Findlay OH 6-1 FR HS Carlsbad, CA (San Dieduito Academy) 13 Jenna Proost DS/L 5-8 JR 2VL Eagle, ID (Eagle HS) 14 Bryndy Anderson MB 6-2 FR HS Idaho Falls, ID (Bonneville HS) 17 Katie Grajewski DS/L 5-5 FR HS Covington, WA (Kentwood HS) 21 Kolay Mickelsen-Sutton MB 6-1 SR 3VL Pocatello, ID (Highland HS) 24 Britta Bartschi-Rhodehouse MB/OH 6-0 JR 2VL St. Anthony, ID (South Fremont HS)

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--SINGLE POSITION HOLDERS (10)--OutsideHitter(5) - Beardmore, Findlay, Thompson, Van Every, Waldron.MiddleBlocker(2)-Anderson, Mickelsen-Sutton.Setter(3)-Bird, Legaux, Leckington.

--MULTIPLE POSITION HOLDERS (8)--MiddleBlocker/OutsideHitter(2)-Carson, Bartschi-Rhodehouse.DefensiveSpecialist/Libero(3)-Grajewski, Palmer, Proost.OutsideHitter/DefensiveSpecialist(2)- Hone, Hansen

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200 BENGAL ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Exp. Hometown(HS/PreviousSchool) 14 Bryndy Anderson MB 6-2 FR HS Idaho Falls, ID (Bonneville HS) 24 Britta Bartschi-Rhodehouse MB/OH 6-0 JR 2VL St. Anthony, ID (South Fremont HS) 4 Emily Beardmore OH 5-8 SO 1VL Sugar Land, TX (Dulles HS) 7 Malia Bird S 5-8 FR HS Eagle, ID (Eagle HS) 6 Sarah Carson MB/OH 6-0 JR 2VL Loveland, CO (Mountain View HS) 12 Paige Findlay OH 6-1 FR HS Carlsbad, CA (San Dieduito Academy) 17 Katie Grajewski DS/L 5-5 FR HS Covington, WA (Kentwood HS) 11 Paige Hansen DS/OH 5-8 JR TR Star Valley, WY (Star Valley HS/Western Wyoming CC) 5 Jaclyn Hone OH/DS 5-10 SO 1VL Shelley, ID (Shelley HS) 9 Karissa Legaux S 5-10 SO 1VL Cota de Caza, CA (Tesoro HS) 21 Kolay Mickelsen-Sutton MB 6-1 SR 3VL Pocatello, ID (Highland HS) 3 Paige Palmer DS/L 5-9 RSR 3VL-RS Highland, UT (Lone Peak HS) 13 Jenna Proost DS/L 5-8 JR 2VL Eagle, ID (Eagle HS) 2 Savannah Leckington S 5-9 JR JC Shelley, ID (Shelley HS) 8 Haylee Thompson OH 6-0 JR JC Gilbert, AZ (Chandler HS/Scottsdale CC) 10 Breanne Van Every OH 6-1 FR HS Chubbuck, ID (Highland HS) 1 Emily Waldron OH 5-11 SR 3VL Roseburg, OR (Roseburg HS)

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RedshirtSenior(1)-Palmer.Senior(2)-Mickelsen-Sutton, Waldron.Juniors(6)-Bartschi-Rhodehouse, Carson, Hansen, Thompson, Proost, Leckington. Sophomores(3)-Beardmore, Hone, Legaux. Freshman(5) - Anderson, Bird, Findlay, Grajewski, Van Every,

BY STATEArizona(1) - Thompson.California(2)-Findlay, Legaux.Colorado(1)- CarsonIdaho(8)-Anderson, Bartschi-Rhodehouse, Bird, Hone, Mickelsen-Sutton, Proost, Leckington, Van Every, Oregon(1)- WaldronTexas(1)-BeardmoreUtah(1)- PalmerWashington(2)- GrajewskiWyoming(1)-Hansen

BY HEIGHT6-2(1)- Anderson.6-1(3)- Van Every, Findlay, Mickelsen-Sutton.6-0(3)- Carson, Thompson, Bartschi-Rhodehouse.5-11(1)- Waldron.5-10(2)- Hone, Legaux.5-9(2)-Palmer, Leckington.5-8(4)- Beardmore, Bird, Hansen, Proost.5-5(1)- Grajewski.

Paige Palmer .............................................................. Page 16Emily Waldron ............................................................. Page 17Kolay Mickelsen-Sutton ............................................. Page 18Britta Bartschi-Rhodehouse ....................................... Page 19Sarah Carson .............................................................. Page 20Jenna Proost ............................................................... Page 21Emily Beardmore ........................................................ Page 22Jaclyn Hone ................................................................ Page 23Karissa Legaux ............................................................ Page 24Haylee Thompson/Breanne Van Every ................... Page 25Paige Hansen/Katie Grajewski/Paige Findlay ........ Page 26Bryndy Anderson/Malia Bird ..................................... Page 27Savannah Leckington ............................................... Page 27

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2008: Named Defensive Player of the Year at the Sam Bennion Athletic Awards Banquet ... Played in all 110 games for the Bengals ... Was Idaho States libero ... Led the Bengals in digs with 503 to hold the all-time single season record in Idaho State history ... Named to the All-Tournament Team at the Best Western Shocker Classic where she posted 43 digs as well as three service aces, two assists and one kill ... Posted a career-high 27 digs against Northern Colorado (11/13) ... Recorded 11 20+ digs matches and posted 26 double-figure dig matches ... Had a 14 match double-figure dig streak ... Posted 18 service aces and 27 assists ... Had nine kills from the back row during the season.

2007: Redshirted.

2006: Played in 19 matches and 56 games for the Bengals in 2006 ... Recorded double-digit digs on two occasions, recording 14 against Weber State (9/29) and 11 against Montana State (10/21) ... Her

14 digs against Weber State is a career high... Notched two service aces in three matches ... Had five or more digs in 11 matches.

2005: Saw time in 15 matches and 23 games for Idaho State during her freshman campaign ... Recorded three kills with just one error on six attacks in her first collegiate match against Montana-Western (9/6) ... Posted a season-high 13 digs at Northern Arizona (10/6) ... Had five or more digs in four matches.

High School: Played at both the outside hitter and libero positions at Lone Peak High School in Utah ... Was named both the teams and states Most Valuable Player after leading LPHS to back-to-back Utah 4A State

Championships in 2003 and 2004 ... Palmer received All-Region honors as both a junior and senior ... Was a 2004 scholar athlete award recipient ... Received Deseret News Player of the Week honors in 2003 ... Graduated from Lone Peak High with honors.

Personal: Parents are Kip and Suzanne Palmer ... Has three brothers; Chase, Gabe, and Jake ... Father played football for Ricks College ... Brother, Chase, also played football at Ricks and Snow College ... Majoring in secondary education.

paige palmerRedshirt Senior Defensive Specialist/Libero5-9 Highland, UT Lone Peak HS#3

Career Statistics for Paige PalmerSeason GP-MP K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SA/G SE RE DIG D/G BS BA TB B/G BE BHE2005 23-15 3 0.13 5 30 -.067 2 0.09 1 0.04 4 4 42 1.83 0 3 3 0.13 0 02006 56-19 2 0.04 7 36 -.139 14 0.25 9 0.16 17 10 111 1.98 0 1 1 0.02 0 22008 110-30 9 0.08 14 63 -.079 27 0.25 18 0.16 31 26 503 4.57 0 0 0 0.00 0 8TOTAL 189-64 14 0.07 26 129-.093 43 0.23 28 0.15 52 40 656 3.47 0 4 4 0.02 0 10

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Emily WaldronSenior Outside Hitter 5-11Roseburg, OR Roseburg HS

2008: Earned All-Academic Honors ... Played in all 30 matches and 109 games ... Led the Bengals in kills with 278 ... Posted a .169 attack percentage during the season averaging 2.55 kills per game and 2.97 points per game ... Led Idaho State in kills, kills per game, service aces and points ... Recorded eight double-doubles ... Matched her career-high 21 kills against Seattle (10/31) and also matched her career-high in digs with 19 for a double-double performance ... Matched her career-high 19 digs twice against Seattle (10/31) and Montana (11/22) ... Posted 14 double-figure kill matches during the season ... Posted the second most digs for the Bengals with 298 averaging 2.73 per game ... Posted 16 double-figure dig performances ... Posted 22 block assists and 17 assists ... Led the Bengals with 35 service aces ... Posted three matches recording four service aces against Lamar (9/6), Weber State (9/26) and Montana Western (11/6) ... Had a .519 attack percentage against New Mexico (8/30) posting 15 kills and she also recorded 10 digs during the match ... Led the Bengals scoring 324 points her junior season.

2007: Competed in all 29 matches and 107 games ... Ranked second on the team in kills (265) and digs (313) ... Leads the Bengals with 7 aces in a match against UC Riverside (9/8) ... Recorded 11 double-doubles, including a 14-kill,

15-dig performance against Boise State (10/15) ... Recorded 13-kills and 10 digs with a .222 attack percentage against Utah Valley (9/22) ... Posted 24 block assists ... Recorded high of 16 kills in three matches ... Recorded 28 service aces over the season ... Leads the Bengals with the most kill attempts in three (39), four (55) and five (61) game matches ... Notched 10 or more kills in 14 matches ... Posted double digit digs in 19 matches ... Tied for the most service aces by a total of 28 with teammate Jenna Proost.

2006: Saw action in all 30 matches and 105 games as a freshman... Ranked second on the team in both kills (249) and digs (263)... Ranked second on the team with five double-doubles, including an impressive 15-kill, 17-dig performance against Murray State (9/1)... Was one of just 19 Big Sky players to have five or more double-doubles on the season.. Recorded 12 kills on 26 attacks with only two errors for a season-high .385 hitting mark against Montana-Western (8/29)... Notched 10 or more kills in 11 matches... Also had double digit digs in 14 matches... Set a season high with 18 digs against Montana State (10/21)... Set a season-high kills mark with 21 against Northern Arizona (10/5)... Set season highs of five blocks and four assists against Weber State (9/29)... Received All-Big Sky Academic honors.

High School: Waldron played at Roseburg High School in Oregon ... The 5-11 outside hitter received numerous accolades

during her f o u r - y e a r career at RHS ... Received First Team All-State, First Team All-State Tournament, Second-Team A l l - S t a t e , A l l - Southern O r e g o n Conference, and All-State h o n o r a b l e m e n t i o n honors ... Was also named the Southern Oregon Conference Most Valuable Player and team MVP during the 2004 season ... Was named the Female Athlete of the Year at Roseburg High School ... Played club volleyball for the Webfoot Juniors with former ISU teammate Amanda Bevens ... Played for Southern Oregon club team in 2005.

Personal: Parents are John and Debi Waldron ... Has one sister, Megan ... Majoring in physical therapy.

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Career Statistics for Emily WaldronSeason GP-MP K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SA/G SE RE DIG D/G BS BA TB B/G BE BHE2006 105-30 249 2.37 131 927 .127 18 0.17 21 0.20 42 47 263 2.50 3 28 31 0.30 1 02007 107-29 265 2.48 107 939 .168 45 0.42 28 0.26 28 51 313 2.93 1 24 25 0.23 2 52008 109-30 278 2.55 119 943 .169 17 0.16 35 0.32 27 23 298 2.73 0 22 22 0.20 2 1 TOTAL 321-89 792 2.47 357 2809.155 80 0.25 84 0.26 97 121 874 2.72 4 74 78 0.24 5 6

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Kolay Mickelsen-SuttonSenior Middle Blocker 6-1Pocatello, ID Highland HS

2008: Played in 22 games for the Bengals ... Posted 25 kills over the season ... Recorded six kills twice against Central Arkansas (8/30) and Weber State (9/26) ... Posted seven block assists ... Recorded two block assists twice during games against Lamar (9/6) and Weber State (9/26) ... Posted 20 digs during the season ... Recorded four digs against Central Arkansas (8/30) ... Averaged 1.14 kills per game and 1.39 points per game.

2007: Competed in 57 games as a sophomore ... Recorded 78 kills over the season ... Notched 12 kills against Utah Valley (10/27) her individual match high ... Posted 40 digs, earning 8 against Weber State (10/26) ... Recorded 11 assists throughout the semester ... Posted two solo blocks and 15 block assists ... Recorded four block assists against Northern Colorado (11/8).

2006: Saw action in 12 matches and 15 games as a freshman ... Recorded two kills on three different occasions ... Notched a pair of kills on two attacks for a perfect attack percentage at Montana (9/21) ... Had a pair of digs at Eastern Washington (10/26).

High School: Led Highland High School in kills, digs, and blocks as a senior ... Received First Team All-Region honors in 2004 after leading her team in three statistical categories ... Was a member of the USA Volleyball High Performance junior team ... Played club volleyball for the Idaho Falls Juniors, which qualified and competed at the Junior Olympics ... Helped club team,

along with teammate Christine Collette to the championship at the Far Western Qualifier in Nevada ... Also starred in basketball, being named the 5A Player of the Year.

Personal: Parents are Mike and Cindy Mickelsen ... Has one brother, Brandon and a sister, Keelie ... Majoring in secondary education ... Married to Matt Sutton.

Career Statistics for Kolay Mickelsen-SuttonSeason GP-MP K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SA/G SE RE DIG D/G BS BA TB B/G BE BHE2006 15-12 7 0.47 6 37 .027 1 0.07 0 0.00 0 0 5 0.33 0 3 3 0.20 0 02007 57-26 78 1.37 42 264 .136 11 0.19 1 0.02 9 4 40 0.70 2 15 17 0.30 11 62008 22-9 25 1.14 20 111 .045 0 0.00 2 0.09 7 2 20 0.91 0 7 7 0.32 2 0TOTAL 94-47 110 1.17 68 412 .102 12 0.13 3 0.03 16 6 65 0.69 2 25 27 0.29 13 6

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Britta Bartschi-RhodehouseJunior Middle Blocker/Outside Hitter 6-0St. Anthony, ID South Fremont HS

2008: Earned All-Academic Honors ... Played in 110 games and posted 237 kills over the season ... Averaged 2.15 kills per game ... Had a .156 attack percentage ... Scored 293 points, the second most points for the Bengals during the season ... Recorded 75 blocks including five solo blocks ... Posted 16 service aces and 73 digs during the season ... Posted a career-high 22 kills against Montana (11/22) ... Posted a .412 hitting percentage putting down 10 kills against Montana Western (11/6) ... Posted a career-high seven digs against Northern Colorado (11/13) ... Recorded seven block assists against Northern Colorado (11/13).

2007: Participated in 62 games and posted 156 kills over the season ... Bartschi notched double digits in kills over eight matches ... Posted 18 kills against Eastern Washington (10/18) ... Recorded 29 block assists the most being six against Montana State (11/16) ... Posted 36 digs over the semester and four digs in three separate matches ... Had 11 assists, three against Montana State (10/13).

High School: Bartschi comes to Idaho State after a successful career at South Fremont High School ... Was a three-time All-Conference

honoree and was named the 2006 Mountain River Conference Player of the Year ... Was also selected to play in the 2006 Senior All Star Game in Idaho Falls ... Played club volleyball for the

Idaho Falls Juniors ... Was also a standout basketball player and track athlete for SFHS ... Played on the same club team as fellow Bengal Kolay Mickelsen.

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Career Statistics for Britta Bartschi-RhodehouseSeason GP-MP K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SA/G SE RE DIG D/G BS BA TB B/G BE BHE2007 62-23 156 2.52 88 388 .175 11 0.18 3 0.05 7 0 36 0.58 0 29 29 0.47 2 102008 110-30 237 2.15 132 672 .156 5 0.05 16 0.15 26 3 73 0.66 5 70 75 0.68 9 3TOTAL 172-53 393 2.28 220 1060.163 16 0.09 19 0.11 33 3 109 0.63 5 99 104 0.60 11 13

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2008: Started in all 18 games she played as a defender for the Bengals ... Broke through the backline for nine shot attempts, two of which were on goal ... Posted four shots in the 1-1 tie with Eastern

2008: Earned All-Academic Honors ... Named Most Valuable at the Net at the Sam Bennion Athletic Awards Banquet ... Played in 110 games and recorded 145 kills in the season ... Led the Bengals in blocks as a sophomore posting 97 total blocks ... Posted seven solo blocks during the season recording three against Boise State (9/24) ... Averaged 1.32 kills per game and 1.79 points per game ... Posted a .243 attack percentage ... Posted 13 kills with a . 444 attack percentage against Northern Arizona (11/15) ... Posted a .533 attack percentage with nine kills against Portland State (9/18) ... Recorded 43 digs for the season

... Posted four digs twice during the season against Loyola Marymount (8/29) and Weber State (9/26) ... Earned 197 points for the Bengals ... Recorded 39 assists, the third most on the team.

2007: Recorded 228 kills and 64 digs in her 106 games played ... Posted the third most digs on the Bengal team as a freshman ... Recorded seven service aces ... Notched 10 or more kills in 8 matches ... Recorded second highest match-high kill of 19 against Boise State (10/15) and maintained the highest attack percentage of .552 against Portland State (10/20) ... Made 10 solo blocks and 63 block assists during the season ... Posted 15 assists.

High School: Was a standout player at Mountain View High School. Named to both the All-State and All-Colorado teams in 2006 ... Played club volleyball for Club One 18-Gold ... Was also a member of the National Honor Society for three years at MVHS.

Personal: Parents are Ann Carson and David Brunell ... Has one brother and two sisters ... Major is undecided.

Sarah CarsonJunior Middle Blocker/Outside Hitter6-0 Loveland, CO Mountain View HS

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Career Statistics for Sarah CarsonSeason GP-MP K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SA/G SE RE DIG D/G BS BA TB B/G BE BHE2007 106-29 228 2.15 81 599 .245 15 0.14 7 0.07 15 2 64 0.60 10 63 73 0.69 7 12008 110-30 145 1.32 35 452 .243 39 0.35 0 0.00 4 0 43 0.39 7 90 97 0.88 0 2TOTAL 216-59 373 1.73 116 1051.245 54 0.25 7 0.03 19 2 107 0.50 17 153 170 0.79 7 3

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Jenna ProostJunior Defensive Specialist/Libero5-8 Eagle, ID Eagle HS

2008: Competed in 59 games for the Bengals ... Posted 114 digs during the season ... Posted a career-high 19 digs against Boise State (9/24) ... Posted 12 digs against Central Arkansas (8/30) ... Averaged 1.93 digs per game ... Posted four kills from the back row ... Posted two kills against Wichita State (9/5) ... Notched four service aces and eight assists during the season.

2007: Competed in 95 games as a freshman ... Tied for the most service aces by a total of 28 with teammate Emily Waldron ... Recorded 143 digs during her freshman season ... Notched ten or more digs in six matches ... Posted 12 digs in three separate matches ... Recorded two kills for the season ... Her first kill as a Bengal was earned against Fresno State (8/30) and her second against Boise State (10/15) ... Made 16 assists during the season.

High School: Joins Idaho State after a stellar career at Eagle High School in Eagle, Idaho ... Led Eagle to the Idaho State Championship in 2006 ... Earned an All-Conference nod for her efforts ... Played club volleyball for Club Idaho 18-Gold ... Moved to Eagle, Idaho her junior year of high school after growing up playing volleyball in Long Beach, Calif.

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Career Statistics for Jenna ProostSeason GP-MP K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SA/G SE RE DIG D/G BS BA TB B/G BE BHE2007 95-29 2 0.02 4 22 -.091 16 0.17 28 0.29 32 8 143 1.51 0 0 0 0.00 0 22008 59-18 4 0.07 6 33 -.061 8 0.14 4 0.07 17 13 114 1.93 0 0 0 0.00 0 2TOTAL 154-47 6 0.04 10 55 -.073 24 0.16 32 0.21 49 21 257 1.67 0 0 0 0.00 0 4

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Emily BeardmoreSophomore Outside Hitter 5-8Sugar Land, TX Dulles HS

2008: Participated in 53 games and recorded 120 kills ... Posted an attack percentage of .478 with 12 kills against Loyola Marymount (8/29) ... Posted a career-high 15 kills against North Texas (9/13) hitting a .306 attack percentage ... Posted 69 digs over the season ... Recorded a career-high eight digs against Lamar (9/6) ... Had 14 blocks over the season with two being solo blocks ... Earned 130 points for the Bengals.

High School: Led team to 36-8 record then to the Region Semi-Finals in Texas Class 5A ... Started as an outside hitter, helping the team to a perfect 18-0 league mark ... Named All-Tournament at both the Katy ISD and the Spring Branch ISD Tournaments ... Was co-captain and named Honorable Mention Outstanding Hitter by LoneStarVolleyball.com ... Named District 23-5A MVP and Dulles High MVP as a senior ... Was a second team All-District pick as a junior when Dulles went 35-5 to make it to the Texas 5A Region Finals ... Played club volleyball for Texas Elite 18, which finished 3rd in the American Division at JOs ... Made All-Tournament Team at JOs for American Division.

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Career Statistics for Emily BeardmoreSeason GP-MP K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SA/G SE RE DIG D/G BS BA TB B/G BE BHE2008 53-18 120 2.26 81 445 .088 1 0.02 2 0.04 6 3 69 1.30 2 12 14 0.26 0 2TOTAL 53-18 120 2.26 81 445 .088 1 0.02 2 0.04 6 3 69 1.30 2 12 14 0.26 0 2

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2008: Earned All-Academic Honors ... Participated in 59 games for the Bengals and recorded 151 kills the fourth most on the team ... Had a .105 attack percentage ... Posted a career-high 20 kills against Montana (11/22) with a .280 attack percentage ... Posted 191 digs her freshman year ... Recorded a career-high 19 digs against Seattle (10/31) ... Posted 14 blocks during the season with one solo block ... Earned 172.5 points for the Bengals ... Posted 14 service aces and six assists during the season.

High School: Graduated from Shelley in 2008 ... Lettered in volleyball, basketball, softball and golf ... In volleyball was named first team all-area and named to the all-conference team twice ... In basketball was named first team all-area and named to the all-conference team twice ... Was the All-area Player of the Year ... Was the 3A State Player of the Year and averaged 16.5 points ... Named Athlete of the Week for Channel 8 and Channel 3 ... While at Shelley earned one district title, a second place, third place and fourth place state finish in volleyball ... In basketball helped her team to two district titles, a runner-up State title and two state championships.

Personal: Parents are Jim and Cindy Hone ... Birthday is December 16th ... Has four siblings, three brothers, Brad, Brian and Rick, and one sister Jamie ... Will major in radiographic science.

Jaclyn HoneSophomore Outside Hitter/Defensive Specialist5-10 Shelley, ID Shelley HS

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Career Statistics for Jaclyn HoneSeason GP-MP K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SA/G SE RE DIG D/G BS BA TB B/G BE BHE2008 59-16 151 2.56 98 507 .105 6 0.10 14 0.24 11 11 191 3.24 1 13 14 0.24 5 0TOTAL 59-16 151 2.56 98 507 .105 6 0.10 14 0.24 11 11 191 3.24 1 13 14 0.24 5 0

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2008: Earned All-Academic Honors ... Played in 75 games for the Bengals as a setter ... Posted 448 assists, the second most on the team as a freshman ... Averaged 5.97 assists per game ... Recorded a career-high 52 assists against Northern Arizona (11/15) ... Recorded 41 assists against Montana (11/22) and 40 assists against Central Arkansas (8/30) ... Posted 25 kills during the season and recorded a .271 attack percentage ... Posted four kills against Montana (11/22) ... Recorded 107 digs during the season and posted a career-high 14 digs against Montana (11/22) ... Posted 17 block assists during the season recording three blocks three times against Central Arkansas (8/30), Northern Colorado (11/13) and Northern Arizona (11/15).

High School: Earned Second Team All-South Coast League in 2007 and First Team All-South Coast League honors in 2006 ... As a junior she helped Tesoro to the second round of the CIF regional tournament ... Named the Tesoro Titan of the Year in 2007 ... Member of the Saddleback Valley Volleyball Club.

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Karissa LegauxSophomore Setter 5-10Cota de Caza, CA Tesoro HS

Career Statistics for Karissa LegauxSeason GP-MP K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SA/G SE RE DIG D/G BS BA TB B/G BE BHE2008 75-24 25 0.33 6 70 .271 448 5.97 8 0.11 12 0 107 1.43 0 17 17 0.23 1 4TOTAL 75-24 25 0.33 6 70 .271 448 5.97 8 0.11 12 0 107 1.43 0 17 17 0.23 1 4

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Breanne Van EveryFreshman Outside Hitter 6-1Chubbuck, ID Highland HS

High School: Graduated from Highland High School in 2009 with a 4.0 GPA ... Lettered in volleyball and basketball for four years and track for three years ... Was named First Team All-Region in 2006, 2007

and 2008 ... Was named All-State First Team in 2007 ... Was a four-time selection to high performance teams at the Intermountain Volleyball Association ... In her senior year

she posted 410 kills with a .325 hitting percentage as well as 303 digs and 110 blocks ... In basketball was named First Team All-Conference in 2006 and 2007 ... Was named Idaho State Journal All-Area First Team in 2007 for basketball ... In track captured fifth place in state high jump in 2008 ... Helped team to third place finish in IHSAA State volleyball in 2007 ... Made an appearance at State in 2008 ... In 2006 and 2008 helped team to fifth place finish in IHSAA State basketball ... Was a member of the fourth place state track team in 2007 ... Was a student government representative ... Earned ISU Music Festival superior rating in Piano.

Personal: Birth date is September 4, 1990 ... Parents are Lynn and Sherry Van Every ... Has one brother Jordan and one sister Ashlyn .. Father Lynn played baseball at the College of Southern Idaho, University of Alabama, and for the Salt Lake City Trappers of the Pioneer League ... Undecided major.

#10Previous College: Played for Scottsdale Community College ... Named MVP at Scottsdale Community College ... Was named the Arizona Community College Athletics Conference Player of the Year in 2008 and the ACCAC Tournament MVP before helping her team to a seventh place finish in the

National Junior College Athletic Association National Tournament ... Earned the ACCAC DII Player of the week four times last season including the week of Oct. 14-18, Sept. 29-Oct. 4, Sept. 15-20, and Sept. 8-13 and was named to the NJCAA National Player of the week for her performance during the week of Sept. 29-Oct. 4 at Scottsdale ... Was named to the First Team All-American in 2008 and also earned both First Team All-Region and First Team All-Conference in 2007 and 2008 ... In 2007 she earned Second Team All-American ... Graduated from Scottsdale with Highest Honors and was named to the NHS Presidents List in 2008 and 2009 ... Graduated with a 3.9 GPA ... Was an All-American Marshall Tremble Scholarship winner.

High School: Graduated from Chandler High School in 2007 ... Lettered in volleyball for four years and softball for three years ... Was named First Team All-Region for three years ... Was homecoming royalty ... Was a member of the National Honor Society and was an honor roll student.

Personal: Birth date is June 17, 1989 ... Parents are Duran and Melissa Thompson ... Has three sisters, Ashley Kellogg, Shanna Cluft, and Chelsea Thompson, and one brother, Justin Thompson ... Sister Shanna played volleyball for Eastern Arizona ... Cousin played basketball at BYU-Hawaii ... Will major in psychology.

Haylee ThompsonJunior Outside Hitter 6-0Gilbert, AZ Chandler HS/Scottsdale CC

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Katie GrajewskiFreshman Defensive Specialist/Libero5-5 Covington, WA Kentwood HS

High School: Graduated from Kentwood High School in 2009 with a 3.5 GPA ... Lettered in volleyball for three years ... Was an SPSL All-League Honorable Mention in 2006 and 2007 ... Was named to the SPSL All-League First Team and made the All-State Team ... In 2006,

helped Kentwood State to championships in league and districts and a fourth place finish in 4A State championship ... In 2007, helped Kentwood State to championships in league

and districts and a third place finish in 4A State championship ... In 2008, helped Kentwood State to championships in league, third at districts and a fourth place finish in 4A State championship ... Played Club volleyball for five years and was a national JO Competitor finishing 43rd in 2004, 13th in 2005, 11th in 2006, 22nd in 2007 and 27th in 2008 ... In 2006, earned volleyball coachs award and was named most inspirational player in 2007 and 2008.

Personal: Birth date is November 28, 1990 ... Parents are Tom and Jenny Grajewski ... Has two sisters, Beth Johnson and Anna Grajewski, and one brother Jake Grajewski ... Sister Beth Johnson was a gymnast at Iowa ... Will major in education.

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Paige FindlayFreshman Outside Hitter 6-1Carlsbad, CA San Dieduito Academy

High School: Graduated from San Dieguito Academy in 2009 ... Lettered in tennis and volleyball for two years each and lettered in basketball and lacrosse for one year each for a total of six letters ... Was named most improved player for her volleyball team ... Was named North Country

Times scholar athlete ... Was the third best blocker in the North Coastal League ... Helped her team reach the CIF Semifinals in volleyball ... Was the CIF Co-Champion for tennis.

Personal: Birth date is September 20, 1990 ... Parents are Russel and Kim Findlay ... Has three sisters Carissa, Megan and Rachel ... Will major in exercise science.

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Paige HansenJunior Defensive Specialist/Outside Hitter 5-8Star Valley, WY Star Valley HS/Western Wyoming CC)

Previous College: Attended Western Wyoming Community College and lettered in volleyball for two years ... Was named to the All-Regional Team ... Named to the All-Tournament Second Team at Regionals ... Was a member

of the Region IX Champions and attended Nationals ... Was on the Presidents Honor Roll for two years ... Earned Outstanding Student Award.

High School: Graduated from Star Valley High School in 2006 with a 3.98 GPA ... Letter in volleyball, basketball and track for three years each as well as lettering in soccer for one year ... Earned volleyball, basketball and track All-State awards ... Earned volleyball and basketball All-Conference awards twice in each sport ... Received David Draney Outstanding Female Track Athlete of the Year award in 2005 ... Helped volleyball team to three-time 3A State Champions from 2003-05 ... Was a member of the 4x100 meter relay champion team in 2003 ... Was on the honor roll for four years ... Received Citizenship Award ... Was a member of the National Honors Society as well as 4H ... Was the State Fair overall consumer science exhibit grand champion.

Personal: Birth date is October 13, 1987 ... Parents are Fred and Annie Brog ... Has five sisters, Nisha Winsor, Heidi Galbraith, Amber Page, Michelle Haskell, and Bridget Williams, and three brothers, Tyler Brog, Luke Brog, and Clay Brog ... Sister Bridget Williams played basketball for Western Wyoming Community College ... Will major in pharmacy.

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Bryndy AndersonFreshman Middle Blocker6-2 Idaho Falls, ID Bonneville HS

High School: Graduated from Bonneville High School with a 4.0 GPA ... Lettered in basketball for four years, volleyball for three years and boys soccer for one year ... Named First Team all-state in volleyball for two years... Named First Team all-area in volleyball ... Named Second Team All-State in basketball for two years ...

Named Second Team All-Area in basketball ... Was a member of the All-Area All-Star Team for both volleyball and basketball ...

Helped her team to the 2007 4A state volleyball championship ... Was a member of the 2008 runner-up state team for volleyball ... Helped team to 2009 4A State championship in basketball .. Helped team to 2008 consolation trophy for state in basketball ... Was named Academic All-State for four years ... Was a valedictorian and was on the honor roll for four years ... Was a member of the National Honor Society and Student Council.

Personal: Birth date is September 22, 1990 ... Parents are Brent and Brooke Anderson ... Has two brothers, Brandon and Brady, and one sister Bethany ... Aunt Alane Pierce Stutzman played volleyball for four years and basketball for one year at New Mexico State ... Sister Bethany Anderson played basketball for Southern Virginia University ... Brother Brady Anderson played soccer for Southern Virginia University ... Will major in pre-medicine.

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High School: Graduated from Eagle High School in 2009 with a 3.38 GPA ... Lettered in volleyball for three years and tennis for one year ... Was an All-Conference Honorable mention in 2007 and was on the All-Conference First Team in 2008 ... Helped Eagle win State three years in a row from 2006-08 and was undefeated all three years ... Was the varsity co-captain at Eagle ... Helped her team win District championship four years in a row ... Was invited to play at Durango Fall Classic High School Tournament in Las Vegas in 2007 and 2008 ... Eagle High ranked #20 for High Schools in ESPN Rise on October 8th ... Played Club volleyball for seven years ... qualified and attended junior Olympics for three years ... coached club 12s and 14s teams for club Idaho in 2009.

Personal: Birth date is September 19, 1990 ... Parents are Russ and Kim Bird ... Has one brother Kai ... Cousins Jeff and Shane Pahukoa played for the Washington footall team for four years and were Rose Bowl champions ... Jeff and Shane continued their careers playing professionally for the Rams, the New Orleans Saints and the Falcons ... Uncle Garth Spurrier is the head coach for Kuhuku High School football team in Kahuku, Hawaii ... Will major in pre-pharmacy and minor in spanish.

Malia BirdFreshman Setter 5-10Eagle, ID Eagle HS

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Savannah LeckingtonJunior Setter 5-9Shelley, ID Shelley HS/Casper College

Previous College: Played volleyball for two years and basketball for a year at Casper College ... Was named to the All-Region Tournament Team in 2007 and 2008 ... In 2007 helped her team to a regional championship and a 13th place finish in nationals ... In

2008, helped her team to a regional championship and a 14th place finish in nationals ... Made the Deans List in 2008 and 2009.

High School: Graduated from Shelley High School in 2007 ... Lettered in volleyball, basketball and softball for three years ... Was named to All-Conference team in volleyball and basketball ... In volleyball she helped her team to the state championship in 2004, a fourth place state finish in 2005 and runner-up at state in 2006 ... In 2007, was named Student Athlete of the Year.

Personal: Birth date is April 9, 1989 ... Parents are Kevin and Jill Searle ... Has two sisters, Chelsie and Kylee, and one brother, Luke ... Sister Chelsie played basketball for Montana State Northern ... Will major in language/speech pathology.

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Non-Conference Opponents ..............Page 29-34Big Sky Conference Opponents ..........Page 34-38The Big Sky Conference .......................Page 39

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south dakota stateMATCH 1 - Uni Wyo Classic

Friday August 28 12:00 pm MSTLaramie, WY UniWyo Sports Complex

rutgers (N .J . )MATCH 2 - Uni Wyo Classic

Friday August 28 5:00 pm MSTLaramie, WY UniWyo Sports Complex

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation.................................... Brookings,.SD

Enrollment............................................. 11,995

Affiliation.................................NCAA.Division.I

Conference................... The.Summit.League

President.......................... Dr..David.Chicoine

Director.of.Athletics........................ Justin.Sell

Facility................................. Frost.Arena/6,500

Nickname..................................... Jackrabbits

Colors.................................... Yellow.and.Blue

COACH INFORMATIONHead.Coach......Nanabah.Nana.Allison-Brewer

(New.Mexico,.2000)

Record.at.SDSU............................. 10-17.(1yr)

Career.Record...................................... Same

Assistant.Coach.................Cynthia.Henning

Jaymie.Swift

OUTLOOKLettermen.Returning/Lost..........................9/5

Starters.Returning/Lost...............................2/4

2008.Overall.Record.............................. 10-17

2008.Conference.Record.................. 8-8/5th

SERIES HISTORYSeries........................................... First.Meeting

Last.Meeting............................................. N/A

SPORTS INFORMATIONVolleyball.SID...............................Jason.Hove

SID.Email............... [email protected]

SID.Phone................................ (605).688-4623

SID.Cell.Phone........................ (605).695-1827

SID.Fax..................................... (605).688-5999.

Website.............................www.gojacks.com

Nana Allison-BrewerHead Coach

Ellyce YoungrenOutside Hitter

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation........................... New.Brunswick,.NJ

Enrollment............................................. 52,471


Conference........................................ Big.East

President............... Dr..Richard.L..McCormick

Director.of.Athletics.....................Tim.Pernetti

Facility..........College.Avenue.Gymnasium/2,500

Nickname................................ Scarlet.Knights

Colors..........................Scarlet.Red.and.Black

COACH INFORMATIONHead.Coach................... Jeff.CJ.Werneke.

(Samford,.1996)

Record.at.Rutgers...........................2-22.(1.yr)

Career.Record........................ 113-107.(y.yrs)

Assistant.Coach.................... Jason.Donnelly

Lindsey.Lee

OUTLOOKLettermen.Returning/Lost........................12/3


2008.Overall.Record................................ 2-22

2008.Conference.Record.............. 1-13/14th

SERIES HISTORYSeries............................................First.Meeting

Last.Meeting..............................................N/A

SPORTS INFORMATIONVolleyball.SID............................Alex.Restrepo

[email protected]

SID.Phone.................................(732).445-4200

SID.Cell.Phone.........................(732).445-7746

SID.Fax........................................................N/A

Website...................www.scarletknights.com

CJ WernekeHead Coach

Caitlin SaxtonOutside Hitter

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university of texas-el paso (utep)MATCH 4 - ASU Sheraton Classic

Friday September 4 11:00 am MSTTempe, AZ Wells Fargo Arena

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation......................................Laramie,.WY

Enrollment............................................. 13,207

Affiliation.............................................Division.I

Conference...........................Mountain.West

President...........................Dr..Tom.Buchanan

Director.of.Athletics...................Tom.Burman

Facility........... UniWyo.Sports.Complex/1,200

Nickname...........................................Cowgirls

Colors....................................Brown.and.Gold

COACH INFORMATIONHead.Coach...............................Carrie.Yerty

(Washington.State,.1992)

Record.at.Wyoming...................... 5-20.(1.yr)

Career.Record......................238-194.(13.yrs)

Assistant.Coach........Jill.Stucky,.Tony.Suga



2008.Overall.Record................................ 5-20

2008.Conference.Record................ 4-12/8th

SERIES HISTORYSeries..............................Wyoming.leads.14-1

Last.Meeting....Wyoming.3-1,.9/16/04.at.ISU

(30-27,.27-30,.17-30,.27-30)

SPORTS INFORMATIONVolleyball.SID............................Amy.Dambro

[email protected]

SID.Phone................................ (307).766-2269

SID.Cell.Phone........................ (307).760-1736

SID.Fax..................................... (307).766-2346

Website........... www.wyomingathletics.com

Carrie YertyHead Coach

Dani BedoreOutside Hitter

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation..........................................El.Paso,.TX

Enrollment............................................. 20,000


Conference........................ Conference.USA

President.......................... Dr..Diana.Natalicio

Director.of.Athletics..........................Bob.Stull

Facility...........................Memorial.Gym/3,000

Nickname.............................................. Miners

Colors........ Dark.Blue,.Orange,and.Silver.Accent

COACH INFORMATIONHead.Coach...............................Ken.Murphy

.(Arizona.State,.1992)

Record.at.UTEP............................ 24-69.(3.yrs)


Assistant.Coach.................. Angela.Mooney

Azadeh.Boroumand



2008.Overall.Record................................ 8-24

2008.Conference.Record.............. 3-13/11th

SERIES HISTORYSeries.........................................UTEP.leads.4-3

Last.Meeting.......... ISU.3-1,.9/15/84.at.NMSU

(7-15,.15-9,.15-5,.15-9)

SPORTS INFORMATIONVolleyball.SID..............................Ana.Chavez

SID.Email...................... [email protected]

SID.Phone.................................(915).747-6653

SID.Cell.Phone.........................(915).588-7346

SID.Fax......................................(915).747-5444

Website....................www.utepathletics.com

Ken MurphyHead Coach

Amy SandersOutside Hitter

WyomingMATCH 3 - Uni Wyo Classic

Saturday August 29 7:00 pm MSTLaramie, WY UniWyo Sports Complex

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Charleston SouthernMATCH 5 - ASU Sheraton Classic

Friday September 4 6:00 pm MSTTempe, AZ Wells Fargo Arena

Arizona StateMATCH 6 - ASU Sheraton Classic

Saturday September 5 2:00 pm MSTTempe, AZ Wells Fargo Arena

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation..................................Charleston,.SC

Enrollment............................................... 3,201


Conference..................................... Big.South

President...................... Dr..Jairy.C..Hunter,.Jr.

Director.of.Athletics..................... Hank.Small

Facility............................CSU.Field.House/789

Nickname........................................Lady.Bucs

Colors....................................... Blue.and.Gold

COACH INFORMATIONHead.Coach.......................... Danyel.Bellush

(Charleston.Southern,.1997)

Record.at.Maine...................115-236.(12.yrs)


Associate.Head.Coach.............Carrie.Yohe

OUTLOOKLettermen.Returning/Lost........................11/1


2008.Overall.Record.............................. 16-18

2008.Conference.Record................ 5-11/7th

SERIES HISTORYSeries........................................... First.Meeting

Last.Meeting............................................. N/A

SPORTS INFORMATIONVolleyball.SID.................................Ryan.Burns

SID.Email........................... [email protected]

SID.Phone................................ (843).863-7037

SID.Cell.Phone.......................................... N/A

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