TABLE OF CONTENTS • USC AIKEN QUICK FACTS · Professionally, his resume includes a diverse set of...

Four-Time Peach Belt Conference Regular Season Champion (1991, 1992, 1993, 1995)�

MEDIA INFORMATION

Quick Facts .......................................�USCA Media Outlets .........................2Media Policies ...................................2TV/Radio Chart ..............................IBC

Administration • Support Staff ..........3Dr. Tom Hallman, Chancellor .............4Randy Warrick, AD ............................4Athletic Administration ......................5History of USC Aiken .........................6Facilities ......................................... 7-8Convocation Center ..........................8

Head Coach Will Condon ..................9

Season Outlook ......................... ��-�2Preseason PBC Poll ........................��AVCA Top 25 Poll ............................��

Roster ..............................................�0Pronunciation Guide ........................�0Geographic Breakdown...................�0Cheryl Barcas ..................................�3Hayden Johnson .............................�3Laura Williams .................................�4Missy Deardorff ...............................�4Jasmine Edney ................................�5Mandy Gerolstein ............................�5Christina Greene ..............................�6Veronica Seidle ................................�6Amanda Timm .................................�7Katie Baker ......................................�7Stefanie Durham ..............................�8Danielle Spice ..................................�8Newcomers .....................................�9

Season in Review ............................20Final Statistics .................................2�Final Results ....................................2�Final PBC Standings .......................22PBC All-Conference ........................22PBC Players of the Week ................22PBC Specialists of the Week ...........22PBC Statistical Leaders...................23

USCA Champions ...........................22PBC Composite Records ................23Year-by-Year Results ................. 25-26Lady Pacers vs. Opponents ............27Coaching History .............................27

�,000 Kill Club .................................. 27National / Regional Honors .............. 30PBC / School Honors ....................... 30Retired Jerseys ................................. 30All-Time Career Leaders ................... 3�All-Time Season Leaders ................. 3�Record Book .................................... 32

The Peach Belt Conference.............. 24Armstrong Atlantic State .................. 28Augusta State ................................... 28Catawba ........................................... 28Fairmont State .................................. 28Flagler ............................................... 28Florida Gulf Coast ............................ 28Florida Southern ............................... 28Florida Tech ...................................... 28Francis Marion .................................. 28Lander .............................................. 28Lees-McRae ..................................... 28Lenoir-Rhyne .................................... 28Limestone ......................................... 29Newberry .......................................... 29UNC Pembroke ................................ 29North Greenville ................................ 29Palm Beach Atlantic ......................... 29Presbyterian ..................................... 29Rollins ............................................... 29St. Andrews ...................................... 29USC Upstate .................................... 29Opponents SID Directory ................. 29

Regions Bank ..................................IFCDomino’s Pizza ................................. �9Quality Inn & Suites .......................... 32USCA Bookstore .............................. 32

THE UNIVERSITY

THE OUTLOOK

2005 REVIEW

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Will CondonAlma Mater/Year: Clemson, �996Record at USCA/Years: �07-88/6 yrsCareer Record/Years: �07-88/6 yrs

ADMINISTRATIONChancellor: Dr. Tom Hallman (The Citadel, �969)Athletic Director: Randy Warrick (North Carolina, �977)Faculty Athletic Rep: Dr. Bill Claxon (Centre, �972)

MEDIA RELATIONSAsst. AD/Communications and Promotions: Brad Fields (Centre, �998)Fields’ Email: [email protected] Phone: 803-64�-3252Office Fax: 803-64�-3759Assistant SID: Andrew Gavin (Centre, 2006)Gavin’s Email: [email protected] Site: www.PacerSports.comPBC Site: www.peachbelt.com

COACHING STAFF

2006 LADY PACERS

PROGRAM HISTORY

2006 OPPONENTS

SPONSORS INDEX

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: 47� University Parkway Aiken, S.C. 2980�Founded: �96�Enrollment: 3,303Nickname: Lady PacersColors: Cardinal, Navy, and WhiteNational Affiliation: NCAA Div. IIConference: Peach BeltArena: “The Courthouse” (2,500)First Year of NCAA Volleyball: �99�Overall NCAA Record: 290-2�4Overall All-Time Record: 543-390*Years in NCAA Tournament: nonePBC Regular Season Titles: 4 (�99�, �992, �993, �995)PBC Tournament Titles: 3 (�99�, �992, �996)*Missing results from 1984-85

CREDITSWritten, Compiled, and Designed Brad FieldsEditor Brad FieldsAssistant Editors Angie Osbon, Tim Hall, Randy Warrick, Andrew GavinCover Design Jeff MastromonicoPhotography Credits Brad Fields; Jimmy Carter; Rodney Hair; Ginny SouthworthPrinting Aiken Printing, Aiken, S.C.

ON THE COVERPicture: Team huddled up before game two on “Senior Day” 2005.

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The Aiken StandardPO Box 456Aiken, S.C. 29802P: (803) 648-23�� F: 648-6052Larry Taylor, Sports [email protected] Makin, Sports [email protected]

The Augusta Chronicle725 Broad StreetAugusta, Ga. 3090�P: (706) 823-3645 F: (706) 823-3408John Boyette, Sports [email protected] Gay, Sports [email protected]

The StatePO Box �333Columbia, S.C. 29202P: (803) 77�-84�9 F: 77�-86�[email protected] Gillespie, Staff [email protected]

Associated PressP: (803) 799-64�8 F: 252-29�[email protected]

WJBF-TV (Channel 6)PO Box �404�00� Reynolds StreetAugusta, Ga. 3090�P: (706) 828-7307 F: 724-6329John Hart, Sports [email protected] Miller, Asst. Sports [email protected]

WRDW-TV (Channel 12)PO Box �2�2Augusta, Ga. 30903-�2�2�30� Georgia AvenueNorth Augusta, S.C. 2984�P: (803) 278-3�� F: 442-456�Prentice Elliott, Sports [email protected] Faigle, Asst. Sports [email protected]

WAGT-TV (Channel 26)PO Box �526905 Broad StreetAugusta, Ga. 3090�P: (706) 826-0026 F: 724-4028Stan Byrdy, Sports DirectorDarin Wernig, Asst. Sports [email protected]

Primary Media Outlets The Sports Information Depart-ment is pleased to assist you with the coverage of USC Aiken volleyball. We provide pre-game information, statistics, publicity photos, NCAA boxscores, and other information. Publicity surrounding the vol-leyball program is handled by Brad Fields, Assistant Athletic Director for Communications and Promotions. He can be reached at (803) 64�-3252, via fax at (803) 64�-3759, or via email at [email protected].

Credentials All requests for print, radio, and television credentials should be made as soon as possible prior to an event by contacting Brad Fields. Only working media who have requested a pass in advance will be allowed access to the press area of “The Courthouse”.

Interviews To arrange an interview with Head Coach Will Condon or any of the players, please contact the Sports Information Office at least 24 hours in advance. Coach Condon is usually available after 9 AM up until one hour before practice. Post-game interviews can be conducted outside the Sports Infor-mation Office or outside of the home locker room following the NCAA’s recommended �0-minute cooling off period following the conclusion of the match. The locker room is closed to the media.

Visiting Radio A limited supply of phone lines are available on press row at “The Courthouse” for visiting radio. Ad-vanced notice is requested by calling the Sports Information Office at least 48 hours prior to game day.

Press Row Phone Number The phone number for contacting press row is 803-64�-36�3.

Sports Information StaffBrad Fields, Assistant AD/SIDAndrew Gavin, Assistant SIDBrandy Johnson, Student AssistantChris D’Antuono, Student Assistant

PacerSports.com The most up-to-date information on the USC Aiken volleyball program (and the other �0 athletic teams) can be found on the internet at PacerSports.com. Done completely in-house, the web site provides the latest game recaps, box scores, sta-tistics, player and coach information, current and former media guides, and complete archived information from years past. Links to LIVE WEB CASTS featuring AUDIO and VIDEO can also be found there.

PACERS ARE PODCASTING! New in 2006-07, USC Aiken Athletics is offering free PODCASTS of all home volleyball matches. The service is provided to supplement the current live web casts. The POD-CASTS will be available for download via iTunes following each match. They can then be uploaded to your iPod or simply viewed on your home computer via iTunes.

MEDIA INFORMATION • WEB CASTS • PACERSPORTS.COM

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Dr. Tom HallmanChancellor

Dr. Suzanne OzmentExecutive Vice Chancellor for

Academic Affairs

Dr. Bill ClaxonFaculty Athletic Representative

Dr. Deb KladivkoVice Chancellor for Student Life and

Services

Dr. Deidre MartinVice Chancellor for University Advancement

Randy WarrickAthletic Director

Brandon AikenHead Athletic

Trainer

Vince AlexanderHead Men’s

Basketball Coach

Ray BolenAssistant Softball

Coach

Mike BrandtHead Women’s

Basketball Coach

Michael CarlisleHead Golf Coach

Will CondonHead Volleyball

Coach

Susan VodickaHead Women’sSoccer Coach

Ike OfojeHead Men’s

Soccer Coach

Angie OsbonAssistant AD/

Business & Student Athlete Serv./SWA

Janet JoyCheerleading/Dance Team

Jerry SnyderHead Softball

Coach

Kenny ThomasHead Baseball

Coach

Joe KucharskiPublic Address

Announcer

AdministrationChancellor 641-3434AcademicAffairs 641-3201StudentLife 641-3588ExternalAffairs 641-3448FacultyAth.Rep. 641-3402AthleticDirector 641-3406

Fall SportsCrossCountry 270-0243Men’sSoccer 641-3717Women’sSoccer 641-3651Volleyball 641-3373

Winter SportsMen’sBasketball 641-3438W.Basketball 641-3491Cheerleading 641-3301DanceTeam 641-3301PepBand 641-3247

Spring SportsBaseball 641-3410Softball 641-3462Golf 641-3528Men’sTennis 641-3357Women’sTennis 641-3357

Support StaffAthleticTraining 641-3367Compliance 641-3331SportsInformation 641-3252SAAC 641-3301AthleticDept.Fax 641-3441SIDFax 641-3759PressRow 641-3613PressBox 641-2864

Note: Area code for all numbers listed above is (803).

Nate DavisAssistant Men’s

Basketball Coach

Steven DahmHead Men’s and Women’s Tennis

Coach

Brad FieldsAssistant AD/

Communications/SID

Tim HallAssociate AD/

Administration & External Services

Mark ConnerAssistant Baseball

Coach

Michael HolderAssistant Baseball

Coach

Mary PerryAssistant Women’s Basketball Coach

Jill WosmekAssistant Athletic

Trainer

Andrew GavinAssistant Sports

InformationDirector

Lynn WayAdministrative

Assistant

Larry MilnerHead Women’s

Cross Country Coach

ADMINISTRATION • ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF


Dr. Thomas HallmanUSC Aiken Chancellor

Tom Hallman is in his sixth full year as Chancellor at USC Aiken. He was born in Charleston, S.C., and earned a Bachelor’s of Arts in Political Science from The Citadel in �969. He later earned a Master’s of Education degree from The Citadel, and was awarded a Ph.D. in Higher Education

Administration from the University of South Carolina in �993. Professionally, his resume includes a diverse set of experiences. Dr. Hallman has served as an Infantry officer in the 82nd Airborne Division, a high school teacher and coach, co-owner and Creative Director of an advertising agency, executive director of a school-to-work initiative, and 23 years of work in public higher education in South Carolina. Since �983, he has worked in various administrative roles at USC Aiken. Dr. Hallman served as Interim Chancellor as the University conducted its search for a new chancellor following the retirement of Dr. Robert Alexander in June 2000. Dr. Hallman has also served as Vice Chancellor for Administration. In that job, he was responsible for the

Enrollment Services and Institutional Planning Division. Additionally, he served as institutional liaison with several regional groups in matters related to sponsored research and local economic development. He is a past Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Aiken Chamber of Commerce, past President of the Aiken Kiwanis Club, founding member and past Chairman of the Aiken Co. Forum, and a former Chair of Leadership Aiken County. Dr. Hallman just completed a one-year team as President of the Peach Belt Conference for 2003-04. Tom is married to the former Susan West, of Woodruff, S.C., a Nurse Practitioner with a private practice in Augusta, Ga. They have two children, David who is �5 and Caroline who is �3.

Randy WarrickDirector of Athletics

Randy Warrick is in his 2�st year as Director of Athletics at the University of South Carolina Aiken. He was hired at USCA in �978 as head baseball coach and intramural director and has served many different duties during his tenure. While coaching baseball for �� years, Warrick also served as an assistant basketball coach during the �978-79 season and acting

golf coach in �989-90. As baseball coach, Warrick compiled a 392-�46 record, while earning various coaching awards. In �986 his team advanced to the College World Series, the highlight of his coaching career. Warrick was born in Rocky Mount, N.C. and attended Rocky Mount High School. He was an All-Conference player in football, basketball, and baseball. Upon graduation from high school, Warrick went to Louisburg Junior College where he played baseball for two years. In �975, Warrick earned his Associate of Arts degree from Louisburg and was drafted by the Kansas City Royals, but decided to stay in school. Warrick then moved on to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he received a two-year baseball scholarship. While at North Carolina he earned Atlantic Coast Conference All-Academic honors

two straight years. He earned his Bachelor’s of Arts degree in Education in �977 and then his Master’s of Arts in Teaching in �978. While earning his master’s degree, he served as a graduate assistant baseball coach. In the same season, the team advanced to the College World Series. Warrick is a member of the College Athletic Management’s Editorial Board, PBC Strategic Planning Committee, PBC Awards Committee, NCAA Division II AD’s Association Board of Directors, Greater Augusta Sports Council Board, and is the most recent past chairman of the NCAA Division II National Golf Committee. Warrick is married to Martha Blankenship Warrick of Augusta, Ga. They have one child, Tripp, who is �5 years old. The Warrick family resides in North Augusta, S.C.

CHANCELLOR • ATHLETIC DIRECTOR


Associate Athletic Director/Administration & External Services

Tim Hall(South Carolina, 1990South Carolina, 1992)

Assistant Athletic Director/Business & Student Services, SWA

Angie Osbon(USC Aiken, 1992

South Carolina, 1996)

Tim Hall is in his �6th year as a member of the USC Aiken athletic de-partment. Hall first joined the program in �990 as a graduate assistant. In �993 he was hired on as the university’s fulltime NCAA Compliance Coordinator. In August �997, the Batesburg-Leesville native was promoted to Assistant Athletic Director. In September 2003, Hall was promoted again, this time to the position of Associate Athletic Director for Administration and External Services. In this role, Hall oversees NCAA compliance and academic support. In addition, he assists with home game administration and fundraising. A �990 graduate of the University of South Carolina, Hall received his Bachelor’s of Science in Sports Administration. In �992, he earned a Master’s in Student Personnel Services from USC as well. In his time at USCA, Hall has been on a number of campus committees including the first year academic advisor program and the enrollment management action team in the strategic planning process. Hall is married to the former Jenny Fulmer and they have two sons, Jordan and Ethan.

Angie Osbon is in her eighth year as a member of the USC Aiken ath-letic department. Osbon became the department’s business manager in �999. Through the years she has earned a number of other titles, including Senior Woman Administrator, Student Athlete Advisory Committee Advisor, and Cheerleading and Dance Team Co-Head Coach. In September 2003, the Aiken, S.C., native was promoted to the position of Assistant Athletic Director for Business and Student Services. Osbon earned her Bachelor’s of Science in Business Admin-istration from USC Aiken in �992. In �996, Osbon received her Master’s in Business Administration from the University of South Carolina. In 2002, Osbon was named student organization advisor of the year and was selected to the Who’s Who Among Cheerlead-ing Coaches. In addition, she has been a member of the first year academic advisor program and a staff facilitator for orienta-tion. The former Angie Mathis is married to Rick Osbon and they have three children, Reagan, Gemma, and Sterling.

Assistant Athletic Director/Communications and Promotions

Brad Fields(Centre College, 1998)

Brad Fields is in his eighth year as head of the Sports Information Depart-ment at USC Aiken. After serving as Sports Information Director for five years, he was promoted to Assistant Athletic Director for Com-munications and Promotions in September 2003. Fields oversees the publicity and game management of all �� intercollegiate sports at USCA. In his time as SID at USCA, Fields has won nine citations for excellence in publications by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), including seven national awards highlighted by a “Best in Na-tion” and “Best Cover” for his 2005-06 golf media guide. In January, he received a “First in District” CoSIDA writing award. A two-time Peach Belt Conference SID of the Year (2003-04 and 2005-06), Fields has brought forth numerous innovations such as live stats, live audio and video web streaming, podcast-ing, and PacerSports.com, web site of USC Aiken athletics. The 30-year-old Ashland, Ky., native earned his Bachelor’s of Science in Economics and Spanish from Centre College (Dan-ville, Ky.) in �998. He served as Assistant Sports Information Director at Centre during his four years as a student. Fields is active within the ranks of Division II, serving as the Daktronics Women’s Basketball South Atlantic All-Region Coor-dinator for the past three years. He is also on the CoSIDA Video Streaming Committee and is a NCBWA South Atlantic voter. Fields is married to the former Julie Krug of Oak Ridge, Tenn.

Head Athletic Trainer

Brandon Aiken(St. Andrews College, 1997)

Brandon Aiken is in his seventh year as head athletic trainer at USC Aiken. Aiken, a native of Sturgeon Bay, WI, joined the USCA training staff in �997 as a graduate assistant. He served in that capacity for three years until stepping into the head position in 2000. The 33-year-old is a �997 graduate of Saint Andrews Pres-byterian College in Laurinburg, N.C., where he received his Bachelor’s of Science in Sports Medicine. Aiken is certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) and the Na-tional Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). Aiken also served as assistant and head athletic trainer at Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center in Aiken, S.C., for more than three years. At Hitchcock, he worked with high school, college, and professional athletes as well as general outpatient rehabilita-tion. The training room, located in the Student Activities Center on the northeast side of “The Courthouse” gymnasium, offers modern equipment and techniques to assist in the prevention and rehabilitation of injuries.

ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION


The University of South Carolina Aiken was chartered in �96� after entering into an agreement with the University of South Carolina to establish a two-year center in Aiken. The Aiken Center opened its doors in September �96� to �39 students. Temporarily housed in Banksia, a renovated mansion in Aiken, the Center consisted of three full-time faculty members (one of whom served as Director of the Center). In �968, the Center underwent an institutional self-study and was accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools as a branch of the University of South Carolina and as a junior college. The first associate degrees were awarded in June �968. The campus of USC Aiken moved from Banksia to its present site in �972 and physical changes began to occur rapidly. At first, the permanent campus consisted of �00 acres and one multipurpose building which housed all university operations. A library was completed in �975 and additional land was donated increasing the campus to �44 acres. In October �977, the Student Activities Center was opened. A classroom building was occupied in �978 and one year later, an auxiliary services building was added.

An apartment complex for students, Pacer Downs, was ready for occupancy in fall of �984. More construction additions to the campus included completion of the Etherredge Center, Ruth Patrick Science Education Center, the Business and Education Building and the Alan B. Miller Nursing Building. Additional land was acquired increasing the campus to 400 acres. Academic and organizational changes also occurred rapidly. The faculty formalized its organizational structure and redefined its role in the governance of the institution in �974-75. Also, the students reorganized their governing body and more precisely defined their role on campus; the administration and staff structures were overhauled and expanded to meet the demands of the growing academic programs. When the full-time equivalent student enrollment reached �,066 in the fall of �975, the Aiken Campus was permitted to plan for senior level courses, as well as create a

number of baccalaureate degree programs. In that same year, USCA received approval as a four-year branch campus by the Board of Trustees of the University of South Carolina and USCA was designated a Recognized Candidate for Senior College Accreditation. In September �976, the Board of Trustees granted academic autonomy to the Aiken Campus. The first bachelor’s degrees were granted in May �977 and USCA became a fully accredited senior college. Presently, the college community is comprised of more than 3,300 students, over �00 full-time faculty, approximately ��0 staff members, and 28 administrators. USCA awards bachelor’s degrees in more than 20 major areas of study, an associate degree in nursing, master’s degrees in two areas, and offers a varied program of continuing education courses for the wider community. Today USC Aiken offers students a liberal education designed to develop an understanding of human experience which will equip them for life in a free society. To accomplish this, the University provides students with an opportunity to discover learning processes which enable them to grow personally and socially. It promotes students’ interaction within a community of active scholars and artists, and it encourages students to use the knowledge which they gain to deal with the problems of a rapidly changing world.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA AIKEN


Roberto Hernandez StadiumBuilt with a one million dollar donation from the �6-year MLB veteran and USCA alum. Seats �,000 fans.

J.H. Satcher FieldFormerly the home of USCA baseball, Satcher Field is now one of the best D-II softball facilities in the Southeast.

“Pacer Pit” Soccer FieldHome for USC Aiken men’s and women’s soccer. The complex has a field house located on the east end with locker rooms and offices. Field has a seating capacity of 700.

Palmetto Golf CourseFounded in �892, Palmetto is recog-nized as the fourth oldest golf course in the United States. It serves as the home of USC Aiken golf and host for the Palmetto Intercollegiate in March.

Tennis ComplexLocated next to J.H. Satcher Softball Field, the USC Aiken Tennis Complex is the home of men’s and women’s tennis. The complex includes seven lighted courts and seating for �50.

“THE COURTHOUSE”Home of the Lady Pacers

Known to Pacer fans as “The Courthouse”, the Student Activities Center gymnasium is the home to USC Aiken men’s and women’s bas-ketball and volleyball teams. This 2,500-seat arena is consid-ered one of the toughest places to play in the Peach Belt Conference. In the program’s �5-year NCAA history in the building, the Lady Pac-ers are an impressive ��8-58 for a .670 winning percentage. With only three losing seasons ever, the �997 squad ran the table at “The Court-house” with a perfect �8-0 mark. “The Courthouse” also serves as the setting for numerous academic events and school functions including December and May convocations.

USC AIKEN ATHLETIC FACILITIES


CONVOCATION CENTERFuture Home of USC Aiken Athletics

Set to open in early 2007, the 4,000-seat Convocation Center will not only become the centerpiece of the USC Aiken Athletic Department,

but will also serve as a center for com-munity functions. With a groundbreaking ceremony on December 9, 2005, construction in

earnest began with a 14-month time table laid out for the project’s comple-tion. With China Construction as the builders of the project, Chinese National Television was on hand for the historic groundbreaking. Funding for the 17 million dollar, 100,000 square foot facility came from both public and private sources. The building will house the entire USCA Athletic Department, have one main competition floor as well as two additional practice floors, multiple locker rooms, a weight room, meeting spaces, student-athlete study center, and other amenities. Graduation in May 2007 is sched-uled to be the first official University event in the Convocation Center. Following a busy summer, the first athletic events will be held beginning in fall 2007.

Stands of the stadium. Almost 850 of the stadium’s �,000 seats are covered, protecting fans from any unwelcome elements.

The crown jewel of the baseball complex is the Roberto Hernandez Hall of Fame room highlighting the rich history of USC Aiken Baseball.

ROBERTO HERNANDEZ STADIUMState-of-the-Art Facility Serves as Home to USC Aiken Baseball

Opened September �8, 2003, the Roberto Hernandez Baseball Stadium is a �,000-seat, state-of-the-art stadium that features a beautiful grass surface with all the amenities of

a top-notch Division I ballpark. A clubhouse, players’ lounge, coaches offices, modern press box, training facilites, scoreboard with mes-sage center, and 850 covered seats

are among the highlights. But the crown jewel is the Ro-berto Hernandez Hall of Fame Room, designed to display the program’s rich heritage.

USC AIKEN ATHLETIC FACILITIES


Will Condon enters his seventh season as head coach of the USC Aiken volleyball program. With a �07-88 mark in his six seasons, Condon reached two milestones in 2005. On September 30, in a key con-ference match against rival Augusta State at “The Courthouse”, the Lady Pacers blanked the Lady Jags 3-0 to give Condon his 98th win at USC Aiken, passing C.J. Sherman on the all-time wins list. Just �0 days later, in a 3-� win at UNC Pembroke on October 8, Condon won his �00th game at USC Aiken, a first in the 28-year history of the vol-leyball program. Taking over a team that was ��-�8 after the �999 season and struggled to a sixth place Peach Belt Conference finish (3-11), Condon’s Lady Pacers posted a 9-5 conference mark in 2000, good for a tie for third place. USC Aiken entered the 2000 PBC Volleyball Tournament seeded third. The Lady Pacers, three-time tourna-ment champions (�99�, �992, �996), defeated Francis Marion in the open-ing round before falling to #24 Arm-strong Atlantic State, the second seed, in the semifinals. In 200�, USCA again was in the upper half of the conference standings with a �9-�2 overall record (7-7 PBC), placing the team fourth. Condon’s 2002 squad battled through injuries and growing pains as the young team matured to a �4-�8 record and a 6-8 mark in PBC play. USCA hosted the 2002 PBC Tourna-ment, but the fourth-seeded Pacers suffered a tough 3-2 opening round loss to UNC Pembroke. After a �3-2� mark in 2003, the Lady Pacers posted one of the biggest turnarounds in conference history with a 2�-�3 record in 2004. Finishing 8-6 in the PBC, USCA was fourth in the standings, one game back of third. Last year, despite a �6-�4 record, Condon’s club broke through with a big win over the University of Puerto

Rico-Rio Piedras, a road win at Rol-lins, knocking off NCAA Tournament participant Francis Marion, and nearly upsetting regular season PBC cham-pions Armstrong Atlantic State. Prior to coming to USCA, Con-don served as an assistant coach for four seasons at Emporia State. At the Division II school in Kan-sas, the teams Condon worked with all finished with regional rankings. He specialized in team offense and designed a system that brought his team to a 10th place finish for hitting percentage in �996, �2th in �997, and second in �998. Condon is a �996 graduate of Clemson University where he earned his Bachelor’s of Science in Management while playing setter, outside hitter, and right side for the Tigers’ Men’s Club team. In �999, he completed his Master’s of Business Administration at Emporia State. An active member of the Ameri-can Volleyball Coaches Association, Condon is a fifth-year voter on the AVCA Division II Top 25 panel. Condon, 32, is married to Lesley Michelle and the couple resides in Aiken, S.C.

PERSONALHometown: Germantown, Md.Date Hired at USCA: July �, 2000

EDUCATIONHigh School: Seneca Valley HSCollege: • Bachelor’s of Science in Man- agement from Clemson (�996) • Master’s in Business Admin. from Emporia State (�999)

COLLEGE COACHING CAREERUSC Aiken

2005 �6-�4 .5332004 2�-�3 .6�82003 �3-2� .3822002 �4-�8 .438200� �9-�2 .6�32000 24-�0 .706Total .................107-88 .549

Will CondonHead Coach

Photocredit:RodneyHair.

Above:CondonencourageshisteamduringaPeachBeltConferencematchagainstin-staterivalUSCUpstate.TheLadyPacersblankedtheLadySpartans3-0onOct.23,2004at“TheCourthouse”.Photocredit:GinnySouthworth.

HEAD COACH WILL CONDON

Three-Time Peach Belt Conference Tournament Champion (1991, 1992, 1996) �0

No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown (Last School) � Cheryl Barcas S Sr. 5-8 Lockport, Ill. (Lockport HS) 4 Hayden Johnson LIB Sr. 5-6 Mesa, Ariz. (Mesa CC) 5 Whitney Tabbert S Fr. 5-7 Stewardson, Ill. (Stewardson-Strasburg HS) 6 Veronica Seidle OH Jr. 5-8 Muncie, Ind. (Wes Del HS) 7 Laura Williams MH Sr. 5-�� Six Mile, S.C. (Daniel HS) 8 Ali Sfara OH Fr. 5-8 Boardman, Ohio (Boardman HS) 9 Christina Greene OH Jr. 5-7 Annapolis, Md. (Shenandoah Univ.)11 Katie Baker OH So. 5-9 Plainfield, Ill. (Plainfield South HS)�2 Missy Deardorff RS Jr. 5-9 Dumfries, Va. (Forest Park HS)�4 Mandy Gerolstein MH Jr. 6-� Millersville, Md. (Broadneck HS)�5 Jasmine Edney OH Jr. 5-8 Elloree, S.C. (Elloree HS)�8 Amanda Timm OH Jr. 5-9 LaGrande, Ore. (LaGrande HS)22 Danielle Spice LIB So. 5-6 Champaign, Ill. (Champaign Central HS)27 Shanon Sumter MH So. 5-�� Okinawa, Japan (Kubasaki HS)88 Stefanie Durham OH So. 5-7 Easley, S.C. (Easley HS)

ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown (Last School)11 Katie Baker OH So. 5-9 Plainfield, Ill. (Plainfield South HS) � Cheryl Barcas S Sr. 5-8 Lockport, Ill. (Lockport HS)�2 Missy Deardorff RS Jr. 5-9 Dumfries, Va. (Forest Park HS)88 Stefanie Durham OH So. 5-7 Easley, S.C. (Easley HS)�5 Jasmine Edney OH Jr. 5-8 Elloree, S.C. (Elloree HS)�4 Mandy Gerolstein MH Jr. 6-� Millersville, Md. (Broadneck HS) 9 Christina Greene OH Jr. 5-7 Annapolis, Md. (Shenandoah Univ.) 4 Hayden Johnson LIB Sr. 5-6 Mesa, Ariz. (Mesa CC) 6 Veronica Seidle OH Jr. 5-8 Muncie, Ind. (Wes Del HS) 8 Ali Sfara OH Fr. 5-8 Boardman, Ohio (Boardman HS)22 Danielle Spice LIB So. 5-6 Champaign, Ill. (Champaign Central HS)27 Shanon Sumter MH So. 5-�� Okinawa, Japan (Kubasaki HS) 5 Whitney Tabbert S Fr. 5-7 Stewardson, Ill. (Stewardson-Strasburg HS)�8 Amanda Timm OH Jr. 5-9 LaGrande, Ore. (LaGrande HS) 7 Laura Williams MH Sr. 5-�� Six Mile, S.C. (Daniel HS)

NUMERICAL ROSTER

Will Condon Head Coach (Clemson, �996), Sixth Season Kirsten Boessneck Volunteer Assistant Coach (Clemson, 2005), First Season

COACHING STAFF

� Cheryl BARCAS .................................. BARK-us�2 Missy DEARDORFF ............................ DEER-dorf88 Stefanie DURHAM .............................. DUR-um�5 Jasmine EDNEY .................................. ED-knee�4 Mandy GEROLSTEIN ......................... GAIR-ul-stein 4 HAYDEN Johnson ............................... HEY-din 6 Veronica SEIDLE ................................. SIGH-dle 8 Ali SFARA ............................................ Sah-FAR-ah27 Shanon SUMTER ................................ SUM-ter 5 Whitney TABBERT .............................. TAB-ert�8 Amanda TIMM .................................... TIM Will CONDON ..................................... KON-dun

PRONUNCIATON GUIDEIllinois .................................4South Carolina ...................3Maryland ............................2Arizona ..............................�Indiana ...............................�

GEOGRAPHIC BREAKDOWNJapan ............................... �Oregon ............................. �Ohio ................................ �Virginia ............................. �

Outside Hitters ..................7Middle Hitters ....................3Right Sides ........................�Setters ...............................2Liberos ...............................2

POSITION/CLASS BREAKDOWNSeniors ............................ 3Juniors ............................. 6Sophomores .................... 4Freshmen ......................... 2

2006 ROSTER • PRONUNCIATION GUIDE • GEOGRAPHIC BREAKDOWN

Four-Time Peach Belt Conference Regular Season Champion (1991, 1992, 1993, 1995)��

CSTV/AVCA Division IIPreseason Top 25August 21, 2006

Team Pts �. Grand Valley State (2�) 667 2. Tampa (4) 628 3. Truman State (�) 595 4. Concordia-St. Paul 583 5. Minnesota-Duluth 536 6. CSU-Los Angeles 520 7. Washburn 456 8. Nebraska-Kearney 450 9. North Alabama 436�0. Central Missouri State 400��. Florida Southern 359�2. CSU-San Bernardino 33813. Hawaii Pacific 277�4. Cal Poly Pomona 270�5. Lock Haven 267�6. Florida Gulf Coast 265�7. Central Washington 2�218. Seattle Pacific 209�9. UC San Diego �8820. Abilene Christian �872�. BYU-Hawaii �5022. CSU-Bakersfield 12723. Rockhurst ��924. Nebraska-Omaha 9�25. Dowling 6�

2006 Peach Belt ConferencePreseason Coaches Poll

Team Pts �. Armstrong Atl. State (4) ...............34 2. USC Upstate (�) ..........................30 3. USC Aiken (2) .............................26 4. Francis Marion ............................2� 5. Lander .........................................�5 6. UNC Pembroke ...........................�� 7. Augusta State .............................�0

Will Condon hopes that last season’s growing pains will result in this year’s success. Entering his seventh season as head of the USC Aiken volleyball program, Condon welcomes back �3 letterwinners including five of six starters from last year’s 16-14 team that finished fourth in the PBC at 7-5. With the departure of eight-time Peach Belt Conference regular season champion North Florida prior to the 2005 season, some had hoped for the Lady Pacers to climb the ranks of the PBC and challenge Armstrong Atlantic State for a conference crown. But Condon knew that USCA would have to earn that status, and with a solid group of sophomores, opted for the road less traveled, ditching cupcake wins in favor of battle-testing his team against the region’s elite. “Our schedule was demanding for a reason,” said Condon. “You can’t simulate in practice a team as talented as Tampa or Florida Southern. Last year was intended to be a learning experience and it was

Photocredit:RodneyHair,USCAikenAthleticPhotographer.

Above:SophomoresMandyGerolstein(middlehitter)andMissyDeardorff(rightside)blockatthenetintheLadyPacersfinalhomegameof2005againstFrancisMariononNovember5.

intended to be a very tough schedule.” Now with the core unit as juniors, USCA hopes to use last year’s lessons to translate into wins. Having been picked third, just four points behind USC Upstate and eight back of Armstrong Atlantic State, the other coaches around the league see the potential in this year’s USCA squad. The Lady Pacers received two of a possible six first place votes, second only to AASU’s four. “Two teams you point to are Armstrong Atlantic and USC Upstate,” said Condon. “More so than any other year, I think we don’t really know how the season will play out. We expect to be competitive with the top teams in the league, but the question for us will be can we be consistent.” To live up to their goals, however, the team will have to do it with a new floor general. All-Conference setter Rachel Dalitz is now gone, creating a void that she filled for four years. Dalitz’ 4,572 career assists rank second all-time on the school’s list and seventh in conference history. “Our biggest problem is the loss of comfort. It takes a while to develop that comfort level, that level of trust you need with your setter,” said Condon. “For many of our players, Rachel is the only setter they’ve known in their college careers.” Senior Cheryl Barcas, however, has been Dalitz’ understudy for three years and will likely seize her op-portunity to move into the spotlight. Incoming freshman Whitney Tabbert is expected to be the Lady Pacers’ setter of the future. The other newcomer for USC Aiken is outside hitter Ali Sfara, making up the small recruiting class for Condon. “What the class says is just how many people we have returning. We only needed two people but we have a great number of people coming back,” said Condon. “We were able to address our needs at setter and add depth to the outside hitter position

LOADED AND READY FOR PBC TITLE RUN

lady pacers seek first NCAA bid

with the addition of Whitney and Ali.” The double-headed middle attack of Mandy Gerolstein and Laura Williams will likely power the Lady Pacers in 2006, as it did last year. Gerolstein earned All-Conference honors after racking up 400 kills, �2� blocks, 39 service aces, and led the league in hitting percentage at .308. Williams was also among the confer-ence leaders in hitting percentage, placing eighth at .256 and averaging �.0� blocks per game.

SETTERS Barcas will get her chance to run the show after three years of watching and waiting. She ranks

2006 OUTLOOK • PBC PRESEASON POLL • AVCA TOP 25 POLL



Above:JuniorCherylBarcasbacksetsanattackoppor-tunityforAll-ConferencemiddlehitterMandyGerolsteinduringthe2005PeachBeltConferenceTournamentinAugusta,Ga.Afteropeningwitha3-1winoverUNCPembroke,theLadyPacersfell3-0toArmstrongAtlanticStateinthesemifinals.


Above:LadyPacershuddleupbeforethestartofgametwointhefinalhomematchofthe2005seasonagainstFrancisMarion.

fifth all-time at USCA with 712 career assists, but should look to more than double that total in her senior season. Tabbert will start the season in a back-up role and is someone that Condon locked onto in the recruiting process as the person he wanted to run the offense for years to come. “It’s a natural transition to go with Cheryl,” said Condon. “Our team has been working with her in practice for a long time now. Whitney has the talent and personality you look for in a setter, but it takes some time to adjust to the speed of the game at this level.”

MIDDLE HITTERS Gerolstein and Williams may constitute the best middle hitting line-up in the Peach Belt Conference. Williams, a senior, has started for the past three years while Gerolstein, just a junior, has been in the starting line-up since day one. Junior Jasmine Edney continues in her development while sophomore Shanon Sumter gives Condon a pair of athletic back-ups that will add depth to the position. “The obvious heart of our offense

is Mandy and Laura. We’ve worked on expanding their games and both have improved their blocking,” said Condon. “One of the reasons they’ve improved is we have two other middle hitters that are so physically gifted that can challenge them in practice.” “Jasmine has made tremendous strides this spring and fall and if she gains a little more consistency, could become one of the top five middles in our conference,” said Condon. “There is no one in our region that can do what Shanon does. She is a top-tier Division I caliber athlete.”

OUTSIDE HITTERS/RIGHT SIDE Injury and inexperience depleted some of the team’s depth at outside hitter last year. Veronica Seidle, Amanda Timm, Stefanie Durham, Katie Baker, and Christina Greene all saw time at the position. Seidle, named the team’s Most Valuable Player as a freshman in 2004, suffered an ACL tear and missed the final 18 games. Timm, a converted setter, joined Durham, Baker, and Greene--all newcomers--in logging time at outside hitter. Baker is redshirting in 2006 but everyone else has more experience and should look to be more of a factor. “Outside hitter was one of our major weaknesses last year. The lack of consistency hurt us during the season. When they played well, we won. When they did not, we struggled,” said Condon. “With four people, we have four different types of players. Veronica is a ball-control player, Amanda is aggressive, Stefanie is explosive, and Christina adds the aspect of being left-handed in her attack.” Missy Deardorff will begin her third season as a starter at the crucial right side position for the Lady Pacers. She was third on the team with 296 kills and a .�85 hitting percentage last year. Add that to �28 digs, 96 blocks, and 35 assists and it becomes clear how this is an all-around position for USCA. “This is an important position in our offense and is designed to take full advantage of the attention our middles get,” said Condon. “Missy is going to be crucial to our success. If we can keep her attacking at a high percent-

age, she could be an All-Conference player.”

LIBERO For the first time in a few seasons, the Lady Pacers can enjoy some stability at the libero position. Senior Hayden Johnson and sopho-more Danielle Spice are both back. Johnson had a good first year in the cardinal and white with 4�2 digs for a 3.96 per game average, the fourth best single season in school history. Spice added �30 digs in 43 games played for a 3.02 per game average. “Both Hayden and Danielle have worked very hard to improve over where they were this time last year. It took Hayden a while to adjust to a new system and defensive philoso-phy, but her personality as a player is one that always makes you want her on your team,” said Condon. “Danielle is also very highly skilled and is one of the best serve receivers we have ever had.”

THE SCHEDULE USC Aiken will play seven matches against six teams that participated in last year’s NCAA Tournament. With only �0 home contests, USCA will be road warriors.

2006 OUTLOOK

Four-Time Peach Belt Conference Regular Season Champion (1991, 1992, 1993, 1995)�3

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Cheryl BarcasSenior • Setter • 5-8

Lockport, Illinois

2005 (Junior): Tallied 225 assists in 48 games played for a 4.69 per game average...Eighth in service aces per game registering eight on the year...Recorded a career-high tying four

aces in a September �7 match against West Georgia...Had season-bests in assists and digs with 29 and �5 respectively in the season-opening loss to California (Pa.) on August 27...Also posted double digit dig totals in two more matches...Seventh on the team in digs per game at �.56.

2004 (Sophomore): Played in seven matches notching one kill, �6 assists, two service aces, and six digs...Tallied a season-high �3 assists to go with one ace and one kill on September 4 in a 3-0 win over Fayetteville State...Served up an ace in a hard-fought 3-� loss to the University of Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras on October �8...Also had two assists and a season-high three digs in a September 24 matchup with conference rival USC Upstate.

2003 (Freshman): Played in 69 games for the Lady Pacers rank-ing second in assists with 47�...Recorded 25 kills and 26 service aces...Averaged �.74 digs per game with �20 for the season...Registered �4 total blocks...Registered career-high 55 assists and �7 digs on October �8 versus Sunshine State Conference power Rollins College...Career-best five kills versus Francis Marion on October 24.

Lockport High School: Named SICA All-Academic/Athletic Conference as a senior...Was a member of the Chicago’s Finest Volleyball Club as a junior that won the Hoosier Qualifier.

Personal: Cheryl Lynn Barcas is the daughter of Jim and Cindy Barcas...She is majoring in Exercise and Sports Science.

Cheryl Barcas’ Career Statistics at USCA (Three Seasons)Year G K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA TB BE BHE2005 48 7 4 33 .09� 225 8 8 0 75 0 0 0 0 �22004 8 � 0 2 .500 �6 2 � � 6 0 0 0 � 02003 69 25 �9 �04 .058 47� 26 34 � �20 2 �2 �4 4 22Totals 125 33 23 139 .072 712 36 43 2 201 2 12 14 5 34

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Hayden JohnsonSenior • Libero • 5-6

Mesa, Arizona

2005 (Junior): Sixth on the team in games played with �04...Finished seventh in the Peach Belt Conference in digs per game at 3.96...Serving as the Lady Pacers’ libero, Johnson posted

20 matches with �0 or more digs including six with at least 20 digs...On August 27 versus California (Pa.), she set a season-best with 35 digs only to tie that mark on September �0 against Eckerd...Served up a career-high four aces on September 23 in a home conference win over Lander...Her single season mark of 4�2 digs in 2005 ranks fourth all-time for the most in school history...Third on the team in service aces with 3�.

Mesa Community College: Finished 2004 ranked in the top five in the region in digs with an average of 5.45 per game...Serving as team captain, earned Honorable Mention All-Region and All-State recognition...As a freshman, ranked number two in the region for digs per game with 5.63.

Mesquite High School: Four-year varsity starter and two-year team captain for the Wildcats...Earned First-Team All-Region and Second-Team All-State honors as a senior...Named Most Valuable Player as a junior and senior...As a junior, received First-Team All-Region acclaim as well as Second-Team All-Region as a sophomore.

Personal: Hayden Mae Johnson is the daughter of Koni Christopher and Cal Johnson...She is majoring in Exercise and Sports Science.

Hayden Johnson’s Career Statistics at USCA (One Season)Year G K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA TB BE BHE2005 �04 2 � �2 .083 �� 3� �5 35 4�2 0 0 0 0 0Totals 104 2 1 12 .083 11 31 15 35 412 0 0 0 0 0

2006 LADY PACERS: CHERYL BARCAS • HAYDEN JOHNSON


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Laura WilliamsSenior • Middle Hitter • 5-11

Six Mile, South Carolina

2005 (Junior): Finished second on the team in kills, kills per game, hitting percentage, blocks, and points (384.0)...Her .256 hitting percentage ranked eighth in the Peach Belt Conference in 2005...

Ranked fifth in blocks per game at 1.01...Recorded double-digit kill totals in �8 matches including eight of �2 PBC contests...Tallied a career-high �7 kills to just one error in 26 attempts for a .6�5 hitting percentage on October 8 at UNC Pembroke...Registered career-best eight blocks on October 28 versus Florida Gulf Coast.

2004 (Sophomore): Led the team and ranked third in the PBC in hitting percentage at .343...Fourth in kills and kills per game at 2.�3...Second on the team and just outside the top �0 in the conference in blocks with 94...Had five double-digit kill matches including two in the final five contests of the season...In a Sep-tember �0 win over Converse, Williams hit .583 with eight kills

and a season-best seven blocks.

2003 (Freshman): Led all freshman by playing in ��9 games...Fourth on the team in kills with �70...Her .�96 hitting percentage was second on the team...Tallied 66 total blocks, good enough for second on the squad...Added 2� digs and �5 assists...Named USCA’s inaugural Freshman Female Student-Athlete of the Year.

Daniel High School: Twice named All-Region as a member of the Lions squad...Rated by Coach Condon as one of the top three recruits in the state of South Carolina in 2003.

Personal: Laura Marie Williams is the daughter of Danny and Lynn Williams...She is majoring in Business Administration.

Laura Williams’ Career Statistics at USCA (Three Seasons)Year G K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA TB BE BHE2005 ��7 308 ��2 766 .256 � 0 0 0 26 34 84 ��8 �� 2004 �09 232 60 50� .343 6 0 3 � �8 24 70 94 �6 22003 ��9 �70 88 4�8 .�96 �5 0 0 0 2� �0 56 66 8 8Totals 345 710 260 1685 .267 22 0 3 1 65 68 210 278 35 11

Missy DeardorffJunior • Right Side • 5-9

Dumfries, Virginia

2005 (Sophomore): Third on the team in kills and kills per game (2.53)...One of only two players to see action in all ��7 games...Third in blocks per game (0.82)...Notched �0 or more kills in �5

matches including �2 of the last �4 contests of the season...Set a career-best with �8 kills in an October 2� match at USC Upstate only to tie it five days later at Augusta State...Twice tied her career-high of seven blocks in a match, first in the season opener against California (Pa.) on August 27 and then at UNC Pembroke on October 8.

2004 (Freshman): Secured a starting spot at right side as a freshman with the Lady Pacers...Finished fifth on the team in kills and in kills per game with �.95...Her ��6 games played was second only to senior captain Jenny Lloyd’s ��7...Second in assists with 44...Fifth in digs with 205...Ranked third on the team in blocks totaling 87 including �2 solo...Registered seven

double-digit kill matches and three double doubles (kills and digs)...Tallied �0 kills, eight digs, and a career-high seven blocks hitting .39� in an October 2 loss to nationally-ranked Armstrong Atlantic State...Had a career-match on October 22 in a 3-0 win over Lander where she rang up �4 kills and no errors on 20 total attacks for a .700 hitting percentage.

Forest Park High School: Named All-District and All-Region in leading the Bruins to the Virginia Class AAA State Championship in 2003...Earned Washing-ton Post All-Metro honor-able mention accolades as a senior...Selected to the All-District Second-Team as a junior.

Personal: Melissa Michele Deardorff is the daughter of Kim and Michele Dear-dorff...She is majoring in Exercise & Sports Science.

Missy Deardorff’s Career Statistics at USCA (Two Seasons)Year G K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA TB BE BHE2005 ��7 296 �49 796 .�85 35 2 6 2 �28 �4 82 96 �4 �42004 ��6 225 ��3 627 .�79 44 3 4 4 205 �2 75 87 9 �7Totals 233 521 262 1423 .182 79 5 10 6 333 26 157 183 23 31

2006 LADY PACERS: LAURA WILLIAMS • MISSY DEARDORFF


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Jasmine EdneyJunior • Outside Hitter • 5-8

Elloree, South Carolina

2005 (Sophomore): Recorded seven kills in nine games played...Had a career-night against one of the top teams in the nation...On September �7 versus #7 Tampa, Edney rang up six kills to go with

one service ace, five digs and one block while hitting .444...Also notched a kill in an August 27 match versus California (Pa.)...Averaged 0.33 blocks, 0.�� service aces, and 0.33 digs per game.

2004 (Freshman): Saw action in three games as a freshman...Played against Fayetteville State on September 4, versus Con-verse on September �4, and against Augusta State on October 27--all three were 3-0 wins for the Lady Pacers...Recorded her one kill of the season to go along with one dig against Con-verse...In the match with Augusta State, had two block assists.

Elloree High School: Recorded �42 kills in being named the

Region 6-A Player of the Year in 2003...Earned All-Area, All-Re-gion, and All-State honors as a senior...Participant in the South Carolina All-Star game...South Carolina State Champion in the triple jump and runner-up in the high jump...Graduated as vale-dictorian.

Personal: Jasmine Chine-dra Edney is the grand-daughter of Idelle Howell...She is majoring in Nursing.

Mandy GerolsteinJunior • Middle Hitter • 6-1

Millersville, Maryland

2005 (Sophomore): Three-time Peach Belt Conference Player of the Week selection...Named to the PBC All-Conference team...Led the PBC in hitting percentage at .308 while ranking fourth in

both kills per game (3.48) and blocks per game (�.05)...Currently sits in fifth place on the school’s career hitting percentage list at .305...Led the team in kills and blocks while ranking second in service aces...Totaled 22 matches with �0 or more kills...Had a career-night in an October 8 win at UNC Pembroke with �6 kills and no errors in 20 attempts, hitting .800 to go with �2 blocks and two service aces...Registered a career-best 28.0 points versus UNCP on November �� in the PBC Tournament with 2� kills, one aces, and eight blocks hitting .432.

2004 (Freshman): Led the team in blocks while finishing second in kills and kills per game (2.82)...Third on the team in service aces...Seventh in the conference in hitting percentage...Her 0.39

service aces per game ranked �0th in the conference...Her �.04 blocks per game was sixth best in the PBC...Finalist for PBC Freshman of the Year...Recorded �4 double-digit kill performanc-es highlighted by a season-high �7 versus Converse on October 5, hitting .577...In a 3-� loss to the University of Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras on October �8, had season-best �0 blocks...Named USC Aiken’s Freshman Female Student-Athlete of the Year.

Broadneck High School: MVP on team that finished as runner-up in the Mary-land State Championship match in 2003...Named All-County First-Team by the Washington Post and the Baltimore Sun.

Personal: Amanda Leigh Gerolstein is the daughter of William and Pam Gerol-stein...She is majoring in Biology.

Mandy Gerolstein’s Career Statistics at USCA (Two Seasons)Year G K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA TB BE BHE2005 ��5 400 �24 895 .308 4 39 28 0 68 40 8� �2� �6 32004 ��4 32� �04 724 .300 7 44 42 0 78 35 83 ��8 �0 5Totals 229 721 228 1619 .305 11 83 70 0 146 75 164 239 26 8

Jasmine Edney’s Career Statistics at USCA (Two Seasons)Year G K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA TB BE BHE2005 9 7 6 22 .045 0 � � 0 6 0 3 3 0 02004 3 � 3 8 -.250 0 0 0 0 � 0 2 2 0 �Totals 12 8 9 30 -.033 0 1 1 0 7 0 5 5 0 1

2006 LADY PACERS: JASMINE EDNEY • MANDY GEROLSTEIN


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Christina GreeneJunior • Outside Hitter • 5-7

Annapolis, Maryland

2005 (Sophomore): Appeared in 22 games in her first season with the Lady Pacers...Averaged 0.95 kills and �.27 digs per game...In an October 2� match at USC Upstate, recorded a season-high

seven kills to go along with �� digs and one assist...Registered on ace, one block, five digs, and five kills in an October 29 match with PBC champion Armstrong Atlantic State...Averaged �.05 points per game.

Shenandoah University: In her one season at the NCAA Divi-sion III school, set the school record for digs in a season with 466...Finished third on the team in kills with 3�0 serving as one of the Hornets outside hitters...Also third on the team in service aces with 6�...Added 36 assists and 34 blocks...Earned USA South All-Conference Honorable Mention.

Broadneck High School: As a senior named First-Team All-

Conference as well as Second-Team All-Metro...Led Broadneck High School to the Maryland Class AAAA State Championship in 200� and 2002...Led the Bruins to the Class AAAA Runner-up in 2000 and 2003...Following senior season, named county Player of the Year by the Washington Post.

Personal: Christina Marie Greene is the daughter of Michael and Sharlene Greene...She is majoring in Communications.

Veronica SeidleJunior • Outside Hitter • 5-8

Muncie, Indiana

2005 (Sophomore): Second on the team in digs and fifth in kills despite missing the final 18 games of the season with an ACL injury...Her 27 service aces were fourth best on the squad...Eighth in the

Peach Belt Conference in digs per game (3.60)...Recorded a season-best �5 kills to go with 26 digs in an October 20 win at Lander...Had five matches of 10+ kills and 21 contests of at least �0 digs.

2004 (Freshman): Starting all 34 matches at the outside hitter position, Seidle’s amazing consistency in 2004 earned her the team’s Most Valuable Player award...Finished third on the team in kills and kills per game (2.75)...Her 359 digs were second on the squad...Also added 25 service aces, 25 blocks, and �9 assists...Recorded double figures in kills 16 times...In a 3-2 loss to Francis Marion on October 9, Seidle notched 20 kills to go with �3 digs and three service aces hitting .34�...Registered �2

matches with double-digits in kills and digs...Her 20 matches of double figures digs was second on the team...Career-high four blocks came in a September 4 win over Augusta State...Had 2� digs in an August 27 match with Carson-Newman.

Wes Del High School: Earned All-Conference, All-County, and All-State as a senior...Selected as the Outstand-ing Senior Female Athlete, Outstanding Leadership Award, and the Wes Del High School Scholas-tics and Mental Attitude Award...Named All-Confer-ence and All-County as a junior...Played in National Junior Olympic Champion-ship match.

Personal: Veronica Marie Seidle is the daughter of Bonnie and Mike Seidle...She is majoring in Exercise and Sports Science.

Veronica Seidle’s Career Statistics at USCA (Two Seasons)Year G K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA TB BE BHE2005 99 �58 �04 57� .095 20 27 �0 29 356 2 �� 3 3 52004 ��4 3�4 �30 858 .2�4 �9 25 �0 2� 359 5 20 25 � 4Totals 213 472 234 1429 .167 39 52 20 50 715 7 31 38 4 9

Christina Greene’s Career Statistics at USCA (One Season)Year G K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA TB BE BHE2005 22 2� 23 84 -.024 � � 9 5 28 0 2 2 3 0Totals 22 21 23 84 -.024 1 1 9 5 28 0 2 2 3 0

2006 LADY PACERS: CHRISTINA GREENE • VERONICA SEIDLE


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Amanda TimmJunior • Outside Hitter • 5-9

LaGrande, Oregon

2005 (Sophomore): Sixth on the team in kills playing in �� games at outside hitter...Third on the team in assists...Her 24 service aces were good for fifth on the squad...Had three double-digit

kill matches highlighted by her �3 kills, three blocks, and .464 hitting percentage in the season opener on August 27 versus California (Pa.)...Recorded five matches of 10+ digs including a season-best �2 versus USC Upstate on October 2�...Served up a career-high four service aces on October 29 in a near upset of conference champion Armstrong Atlantic State.

2004 (Freshman): Playing in 24 games as a freshman as both a setter and outside hitter, finished fourth in assists and ninth in digs...Notched four kills, three service aces, and six blocks...Turned in a season-best performance on October �6 in a 3-0 win over Fayetteville State...Aside from hitting a perfect �.000 with three kills, tallied 2� assists, served up two aces, recorded four

digs, and had four blocks...Played all four games of the Lady Pacers November �2 match with USC Upstate in the 2004 PBC Tournament, registering �� digs.

LaGrande High School: Honorable Mention All-State as a senior in 2003...Voted as team’s Most Valuable Player...First-Team All-Conference and a participant in the 2003 Oregon State Champion-ship Tournament...Earned Second-Team All-Confer-ence honors as a junior and Honorable Mention in her sophomore season.

Personal: Amanda Mi-chelle Timm is the daugh-ter of Brett Timm and Kim Johnston...She is majoring in Biology.

Katie BakerSoph. • Outside Hitter • 5-9

Plainfield, Illinois

2005 (Freshman): Found her way into the starting lineup as a freshman...Played in 89 games, ranking fourth on the team in kills and kills per game (2.04)...Sixth in service aces with 2�...Also sixth in digs

per game (�.92)...Tallied seven matches with double digit kills and another six contests with 10+ kills...Career-high of 14 kills came against the toughest of competition...In a September �7 match with #7 Tampa, Baker registered �4 kills to go with one ace and four digs...Served up career-best three aces on three separate occasions including a September 24 home date against USC Upstate.

Plainfield High School: Totaled 285 kills last year as team cap-tain for the Cougars...Named team Most Valuable Player and the Gatorade Player of the Year...Fox News Prep Athlete award...The Herald News named Baker to its First-Team All-Region...As a junior, registered �47 kills and The Herald News named her to its

Second-Team All-Region...Honored as the offensive player of the year...Named to four All-Tournament teams in her two seasons.

Personal: Katie C. Baker is the daughter of Bryan and Nancy Baker...She is majoring in Exercise and Sports Science.

Amanda Timm’s Career Statistics at USCA (Two Seasons)Year G K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA TB BE BHE2005 �� 05 50 32� .�7� ��7 24 24 4 �54 6 26 32 � �62004 24 4 2 �5 .�33 26 3 �0 � 36 2 4 6 � �Totals 135 109 52 336 .170 143 27 34 5 190 8 30 38 2 17

Katie Baker’s Career Statistics at USCA (One Season)Year G K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA TB BE BHE2005 89 �82 �32 632 .079 5 2� 23 �9 �7� 6 �6 22 � 0Totals 89 182 132 632 .079 5 21 23 19 171 6 16 22 1 0

2006 LADY PACERS: AMANDA TIMM • KATIE BAKER


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Stefanie DurhamSoph. • Outside Hitter • 5-7

Easley, South Carolina

2005 (Freshman): Another of the talented freshmen that made an im-mediate impact in 2005...Seventh on the team in kills averaging 0.99 per game...Third on the team in digs and digs per

game (2.87)...Registered double digits in digs in �4 matches...Career-best 22 digs on October 28 against nationally-ranked Florida Gulf Coast...Best match of her young career came on September �0 in an epic battle with Eckerd...Recorded �2 kills, 20 digs, and three blocks while hitting .3�4...In the match before, had �0 kills against Florida Tech...Served up a pair of aces on four separate occasions with the last coming on November 5 against Francis Marion.

Easley High School: Named the Region Player of the Year as a senior for the Easley Greenwave and head coach Jonathan Scrivner...In addition to earning All-Region acclaim, garnered All-State accolades as well...Named the team’s defensive Most

Valuable Player...Served as team captain...As a junior, named of-fensive Most Valuable Player and earned All-Region honors.

Personal: Stefanie Marie Durham is the daughter of Ron and Denise Schuller...She is undecided on a major.

Danielle SpiceSophomore • Libero • 5-6

Champaign, Illinois

2005 (Freshman): Served as top reserve among liberos as a freshman...Appeared in 43 games...Her 3.02 digs per game average was third highest on the team...Fourth on squad in service

aces per game at 0.28...Recorded five matches with more than �0 digs highlighted by a career-night against West Georgia on September �7 with 20....Registered �6 digs against Armstrong Atlantic State on September 30...Served up three aces in that same Armstrong Atlantic State match as well as at home versus UNC Pembroke on November 4...Tallied �2 digs and �0 digs versus Lander and Francis Marion respectively on October 20 and November 5.

Champaign Central High School: Four-year varsity letterwinner for the Maroons...Serving as team captain in 2004, earned Most Valuable Player and Best Defensive Player accolades...Won Ath-lete of the Week award...All-Area Honorable Mention... Receipt-

ent of Patty Washburn Award...As a junior and sophomore, won Precious Present Award and Most Spirited Award respectively.

Personal: Danielle Deanne Spice is the daughter of Dennis and Linda Spice...She is majoring in Business Administration.

Danielle Spice’s Career Statistics at USCA (One Season)Year G K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA TB BE BHE2005 43 2 � �0 .�00 4 �2 �4 �7 �30 0 0 0 0 0Totals 43 2 1 10 .100 4 12 14 17 130 0 0 0 0 0

Stefanie Durham’s Career Statistics at USCA (One Season)Year G K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA TB BE BHE2005 �03 �02 8� 395 .053 �4 �3 35 30 296 2 �2 �4 4 7Totals 103 102 81 395 .053 14 13 35 30 296 2 12 14 4 7

2006 LADY PACERS: STEFANIE DURHAM • DANIELLE SPICE


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Ali SfaraFr. • Outside Hitter • 5-8

Boardman, Ohio

Boardman High School: Three-year starter on the varsity squad...Served as team captain her junior and senior seasons...Named First-Team All-District and Second-Team All-Federal League

last year...Selected as the District Player of the Year...Earned the Lady Spartans Most Valuable Player award as well as “Hustle Award”...Received “Coaches Award” as a junior despite missing most of the year with an injury...Also a member of the softball and swimming teams.

Personal: Alison Marie Sfara is the daughter of Mark and Karen Sfara...She is majoring in Exercise and Sports Science. 50

Shanon SumterSoph. • Middle Hitter • 5-11

Okinawa, Japan

USC Aiken: Sumter was not an active member of the volleyball team in 2005, but she did play for the Lady Pacer women’s basketball team in 2004-05.

Kubaski High School: Sumter did not play volleyball in high school for the Lady Dragons.

Personal: Shanon Alicia Jenee Sumter is the daughter of Larry and Tracy Thomas...She is majoring in Psychology.

Whitney TabbertFreshman • Setter • 5-7

Stewardson, Illinois

Stewardson-Strasburg High School: Led the Comets to a Regional Cham-pionship and a win in the first round of sectional play last year...Selected to the Decatur Herald All-Area Honorable Men-

tion team...Led team in assists...Missed her junior season with a broken leg...As a sophomore, named to the Effingham Daily News All-Area First-Team after leading the team in assists...All-Tournament selection at the Chicago Latin Tournament...Named the Mattoon Daily Player of the Week...Awarded All-Conference Second-Team accolades...Graduated fifth in her class and was a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Whitney Jo Tabbert is the daughter of David and Judy Tabbert...She is majoring in Exercise and Sports Science.

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USC Aiken opened the 2005 sea-son with guarded optimism. With the departure of eight-time Peach Belt Conference regular season champion North Florida to the ranks of Division I, the remaining seven teams in the league felt as if the uphill battle got a little flatter. The Lady Pacers were picked third, trailing perennial runners-up Armstrong Atlantic State and Francis Marion. Head coach Will Condon, howev-er, knew he had assembled a sched-ule to challenge his young squad, maybe to the point to where it would take more than one year to reap its benefits. After all, USC Aiken would play �3 of its 30 matches against teams that participated in the 2004 NCAA Division II Tournament. With a senior setter in Rachel Dalitz and a young group of freshmen and sophomores as the supporting cast, the Lady Pacers opened the 2005 campaign with a hard fought 3-2 loss to California (Pa.) in the Jo-seph B. DuRant Invitational hosted by Francis Marion.

Continuing their neutral court opening, the Lady Pacers turned in a 2-� performance at the Lenoir-Rhyne/Moretz Sports Invitational in Hickory, N.C. over Labor Day weekend. To conclude the front-loaded tournament-flurry, USC Aiken faced a tough task at the AASU/Chatham Orthopaedics Classic in Savannah, Ga. on September 9-�0. After opening with a five-set win over Catawba, the Lady Pacers suffered a 3-0 setback to #�4 Florida Southern. Bouncing back to defeat Florida Tech 3-�, USCA closed out the classic with an epic battle against Eckerd, falling �6-�4 in game five. Three weeks into the season, the Lady Pacers finally performed for the home crowd, hosting the University of Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras on back-to-back nights, September �3-�4. The occasion marked the program’s first ever match against a team outside of the United States. A 3-� defeat on night one turned into an impressive 3-2 win the second go around as USCA took game five �5-�3.

Sitting at 5-7, USC Aiken opened conference competition on Septem-ber 23 by hosting Lander. A 3-� win over the Bearcats started an alternat-ing pattern of wins and losses as the Lady Pacers would find themselves at 8-9 overall and 3-2 in PBC play following an October 4 upset win at Francis Marion. That victory triggered a string of six consecutive wins, the team’s longest of the season, as a 3-2 win at Lander capped the run and had the Lady Pacers at �3-9 (5-2 PBC). A five-game loss at USC Upstate, 15-13 in the fifth game, was followed up quickly with a 3-0 win at Augusta State on October 26. The Lady Pac-ers dropped three of four to close the regular season. Placing fourth in the PBC year end standings, the Lady Pacers took on fifth place UNC Pembroke in the opening round of the 2005 PBC Tour-nament in Augusta, Ga. Despite a stumble in game two, USCA cruised to the 3-� win. In the semifinals, the Lady Pacers faced top-seeded Armstrong Atlantic State. Playing their second match of the day, USCA could not hold up against the Lady Pirate attack, falling in three. The loss ended USC Aiken’s sea-son at �6-�4 overall (7-5 in the Peach Belt Conference).

2005: THE SEASON IN REWIND

pacers battle difficult slate

Photocredit:RodneyHair

Above:SeniorsetterRachelDalitzwasathree-timePBCSpecialistoftheWeekin2005aswellasearningAll-Conferencehonors.

Photocredit:RodneyHair

Above:RachelDalitzfinishedherfour-yearcareeratUSCAikenin2005.Afour-yearstarteratsetter,sherankssecondall-timeontheschool’scareerassistlistwith4,572.Playingin456gamesfrom2001-05,Dalitzalsoranksfourthall-timeinthatcategory.Honoredhereon“SeniorDay”inaNovember5matchwithFrancisMarion,sheisaccompaniedbyherparentsaswellasheadcoachWillCondon.

2005 SEASON IN REVIEW

Four-Time Peach Belt Conference Regular Season Champion (1991, 1992, 1993, 1995)2�

Player G K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA TB BE BHE PTSMandy Gerolstein ��5 400 �24 895 .308 4 39 28 0 68 40 8� �2� �6 3 5�9.5Laura Williams ��7 308 ��2 766 .256 � 0 0 0 26 34 84 ��8 �� 384.0Missy Deardorff ��7 296 �49 796 .�85 35 2 6 2 �28 �4 82 96 �4 �4 353.0Katie Baker 89 �82 �32 632 .079 5 2� 23 �9 �7� 6 �6 22 � 0 2�7.0Veronica Seidle 99 �58 �04 57� .095 20 27 �0 29 356 2 �� 3 3 5 �92.5Amanda Timm �� 05 50 32� .�7� ��7 24 24 4 �54 6 26 32 � �6 �48.0Rachel Dalitz ��6 63 30 208 .�59 �035 68 59 � 267 2 �9 2� 3 49 �42.5Stefanie Durham �03 �02 8� 395 .053 �4 �3 35 30 296 2 �2 �4 4 7 �23.0Hayden Johnson �04 2 � �2 .083 �� 3� �5 35 4�2 0 0 0 0 0 33.0Christina Greene 22 2� 23 84 -.024 � � 9 5 28 0 2 2 3 0 23.0Cheryl Barcas 48 7 4 33 .09� 225 8 8 0 75 0 0 0 0 �2 �5.0Danielle Spice 43 2 � �0 .�00 4 �2 �4 �7 �30 0 0 0 0 0 �4.0Keri Jackson �2 �2 �2 50 .000 � 0 0 4 �3 0 � � 0 0 �2.5Jasmine Edney 9 7 6 22 .045 0 � � 0 6 0 3 3 0 0 9.5Emily Beecher 3 0 0 0 .000 0 0 � 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Team 32TOTALS 117 1665 829 4795 .174 1473 247 233 178 2134 106 337 275 56 107 2187OPPONENTS 117 1435 676 4460 .170 1208 176 199 240 1770 109 317 268 46 135 1879

Date Opponent W/L Score Score-By-Game Attend08.27 vs. California (Pa.) $ L 2-3 �9-30, �6-30, 3�-29, 30-26, 8-�5 6009.02 vs. NC Central % W 3-0 30-23, 30-�9, 30-23 5509.03 vs. Slippery Rock % L �-3 28-30, 27-30, 30-27, 27-30 5009.03 vs. Pfeiffer % W 3-0 30-23, 30-23, 30-24 5009.09 vs. Catawba ^ W 3-2 32-30, 24-30, 28-30, 30-27, �5-�� 5509.09 vs. #�4 Florida Southern ^ L 0-3 2�-30, 22-30, 24-30 6009.�0 vs. Florida Tech ^ W 3-� 30-23, 30-25, 26-30, 30-23 6009.�0 vs. Eckerd ^ L 2-3 23-30, 22-30, 30-27, 30-28, �4-�6 7509.13 PUERTO RICO-RIO PIEDRAS L 1-3 22-30, 19-30, 30-26, 31-33 38509.14 PUERTO RICO-RIO PIEDRAS W 3-2 30-22, 20-30, 25-30, 30-26, 15-13 18909.�7 vs. #7 Tampa ! L �-3 �8-30, �7-30, 30-27, 27-30 5009.�7 vs. West Georgia ! L 0-3 29-3�, 27-30, 33-35 5009.23 LANDER * W 3-1 30-17, 30-18, 28-30, 30-21 18809.24 USC UPSTATE * L 2-3 26-30, 30-18, 30-25, 21-30, 9-15 7009.28 AUGUSTA STATE * W 3-0 30-24, 30-27, 30-23 8809.30 at Armstrong Atlantic State * L �-3 23-30, �9-30, 30-28, 20-30 �43�0.04 at Francis Marion * W 3-� 33-35, 30-22, 30-22, 30-22 �06�0.08 at UNC Pembroke * W 3-� 27-30, 30-2�, 30-�3, 30-�8 �37�0.�4 vs. St. Leo ~ W 3-0 30-27, 30-2�, 30-27 78�0.�4 vs. Florida Tech ~ W 3-0 30-�3, 30-23, 30-22 53�0.�5 at Rollins ~ W 3-0 30-23, 30-22, 30-27 57�0.20 at Lander * W 3-2 30-27, 2�-30, 30-22, 23-30, �5-�0 47�0.2� at USC Upstate * L 2-3 23-30, 30-26, 29-3�, 30-27, �3-�5 �60�0.26 at Augusta State * W 3-0 30-23, 30-23, 30-24 27310.28 FLORIDA GULF COAST L 1-3 30-22, 25-30, 23-30, 20-30 11610.29 ARMSTRONG ATLANTIC STATE * L 2-3 28-30, 27-30, 30-20, 30-28, 7-15 7911.04 UNC PEMBROKE * W 3-0 30-27, 30-22, 30-20 8511.05 FRANCIS MARION * L 1-3 25-30, 17-30, 30-25, 16-30 70��.�� vs. UNC Pembroke # W 3-� 30-�9, 27-30, 30-23, 30-20 89��.�� vs. Armstrong Atlantic State # L 0-3 �8-30, �3-30, 22-30 �27

Home Matches Appear in BOLD* = Peach Belt Conference Match

$ = Joseph B. DuRant Invitational (Florence, S.C.)% = Lenoir-Rhyne/Moretz Sports Invitational (Hickory, N.C.)^ = AASU/Chatham Orthopaedics Classic (Savannah, Ga.)

! = AASU Volleyball Clash (Savannah, Ga.)~ = Rollins/South Region Challenge (Winter Park, Fla.)

# = 2005 Peach Belt Conference Tournament (Augusta, Ga.)

Overall Record: 16-14 • Home: 4-5 • Away: 5-2 • Neutral: 7-7Conference Record: 7-5 • Home: 3-3 • Away: 4-2

2005 STATISTICS AND RESULTS


PBC GAMES OVERALLSCHOOL W L Pct. Home Away W L Pct. Home Away Neut. Last 10 Last 5 Strkx-Armstrong Atl. State �� .9�7 6-0 5-� 22 �2 .647 �0-3 7-6 5-3 6-4 4-� L�yz-Francis Marion �0 2 .833 5-� 5-� 29 �� .725 9-4 7-4 �3-3 9-� 4-� L�USC Upstate 8 4 .667 4-2 4-2 2� �3 .6�8 7-3 9-5 5-5 5-5 �-4 L�USC Aiken 7 5 .583 4-2 3-3 �6 �4 .533 4-5 5-2 7-7 5-5 2-3 L�UNC Pembroke 4 8 .333 2-4 2-4 �� 2� .344 4-4 3-8 3-8 4-6 2-3 L�Augusta State 2 �0 .�67 �-5 �-5 6 27 .�82 3-9 2-7 �-�2 2-8 �-4 L3Lander 0 �2 .000 0-6 0-6 �0 23 .303 7-�2 3-7 0-4 3-7 3-2 L�

x=2005 PBC Champion, y=2005 PBC Tournament Champion, z=NCAA South Regional Participant

2005 PEACH BELT CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS

PBC PLAYERS OF THE WEEKSep. 6 Mandy Rupert, USC UpstateSep. �2 Traci Knuth, AASUSep. 19 Laura Williams, USC AikenSep. 26 Mandy Gerolstein, USC AikenOct. 3 Lezlie Logan, Francis MarionOct. 10 Mandy Gerolstein, USC AikenOct. 17 Mandy Gerolstein, USC AikenOct. 24 Sarah Lobstein, Augusta StateOct. 3� Traci Knuth, AASUNov. 7 Traci Knuth, AASU

PBC SPECIALISTS OF THE WEEKSep. 6 Jessica Strader, Francis MarionSep. �2 Shannon Pallardy, USC UpstateSep. �9 Jessica Strader, Francis MarionSep. 26 Shannon Pallardy, USC UpstateOct. 3 Erin Hagemann, USC UpstateOct. 10 Rachel Dalitz, USC AikenOct. 17 Rachel Dalitz, USC AikenOct. 24 Jessica Lowes, Augusta StateOct. 3� Jenna Kaiser, Francis MarionNov. 7 Rachel Dalitz, USC Aiken

2005 ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMJessica Bartlett, Francis Marion

Rachel Dalitz, USC AikenMandy Gerolstein, USC Aiken

Lauren Good, Armstrong Atl. StateTraci Knuth, Armstrong Atl. State

Lezlie Logan, Francis MarionShannon Pallardy, USC Upstate

Mandy Rupert, USC Upstate

Player of the Year:Traci Knuth, Armstrong Atl. State

Freshman of the Year:Jenna Kaiser, Francis Marion

Coach of the Year:Alan Segal, Armstrong Atl. State

2005 ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District

Mandy Gerolstein (Second-Team)

2005 PEACH BELT CONFERENCE HONORS

Photocredit:JimmyCarter.

Above: Mandy Gerolstein, a 2005 PBC All-Conference selection, became the Lady Pacers first CoSIDA Academic All-District selection in seven years.

PAST SUCCESSES IN THE PEACH BELT CONFERENCE

1996 USC AIKEN LADY PACERS (19-17, 8-2 PBC)

• Captured �996 Peach Belt Conference Tournament Crown• Members of team also won �995 PBC Regular Season Title

(L to R): ROXANNA RIVERA, KIM MERRILL, JAYME HODGES• From �994 to �997, these three players amassed an overall

record of 97-58 including a PBC mark of 3�-��• Rivera was a three-time All-Conference and �996 PBC Tourney MVP

• Merrill was named All-PBC four times and �995 Player of the Year

2005 PBC STANDINGS • CONFERENCE HONORS • USCA CHAMPIONS


2005 Peach Belt ConferenceIndividual Statistical Leaders

HITTING PERCENTAGE K Pct.1. Mandy Gerolstein, USCA 400 .3082. Traci Knuth, AASU 382 .3033. Rachel Falco, AASU 98 .2974. Jessica Bartlett, FMU 4�� .2895. Sarah Harrison, UNCP 223 .2646. Lindsey Graue, UPSTATE 336 .2627. Mandy Rupert, UPSTATE 528 .2628. Laura Williams, USCA 308 .2569. Lauren Mrowczynski, UPST 309 .244�0. April Newhouse, UNCP 2�6 .238

KILLS K K/g�. Mandy Rupert, UPSTATE 528 4.472. Sarah Lobstein, ASU 459 3.833. Lezlie Logan, FMU 493 3.604. Mandy Gerolstein, USCA 400 3.485. Lindsey Graue, UPSTATE 336 3.336. Kelly Feber, FMU 458 3.�87. Traci Knuth, AASU 382 3.068. Kerri Sorensen, LU 377 2.929. Sara Senn, LU 372 2.86�0. Jessica Bartlett, FMU 4�� 2.82

SERVICE ACES SA SA/g�. Mandy Rupert, UPSTATE 7� 0.602. Rachel Dalitz, USCA 68 0.593. Jessica Strader, FMU 80 0.574. Lexie Wood, UNCP 59 0.575. Sara Senn, LU 6� 0.476. Brittany Harry, UPSTATE 54 0.447. Claire Damon, LU 47 0.428. Kerri Sorensen, LU 5� 0.409. Sarah Lobstein, ASU 45 0.38�0. Melissa Trippany, LU 48 0.37

ASSISTS A A/g�. Shannon Pallardy, UPST �237 �0.3�2. Jenna Kaiser, FMU 962 �0.233. Rachel Dalitz, USCA 1035 8.924. Claire Damon, LU 932 8.325. Jessica Lowes, ASU 948 7.976. Lexie Wood, UNCP 729 7.0�7. Margaret Thornton, AASU 7�7 5.748. Stacy Yates, AASU 685 5.7�(Minimum 5.00 assists per game)

DIGS D D/g�. Jessica Strader, FMU 709 5.032. Erin Hagemann, UPSTATE 585 4.763. Sara Senn, LU 583 4.484. Melissa Trippany, LU 577 4.475. Alex Cogdill, UNCP 487 4.436. Meredith LaGrand, ASU 502 4.297. Hayden Johnson, USCA 412 3.968. Veronica Seidle, USCA 356 3.609. Mandy Rupert, UPSTATE 404 3.42�0. Kerri Sorensen, LU 4�5 3.22

BLOCKS B B/g�. Christy Plecha, LU �60 �.322. Leah Schmiedge, AASU �40 �.�93. Traci Knuth, AASU �45 �.�64. Mandy Gerolstein, USCA 121 1.055. Laura Williams, USCA 118 1.01(Minimum 1.00 block per game)

2005 Peach Belt ConferenceTeam Statistical Leaders

HITTING PERCENTAGE K Pct.�. Francis Marion 2�50 .�982. USC Upstate �787 .�983. Armstrong Atlantic State �705 .�944. UNC Pembroke �398 .�805. USC Aiken 1665 .1746. Lander �57� .�447. Augusta State �423 .�25

KILLS K K/g�. Francis Marion 2�50 �4.632. USC Aiken 1665 14.233. USC Upstate �787 �4.074. Armstrong Atlantic State �705 �3.645. Lander �57� ��.996. Augusta State �423 ��.867. UNC Pembroke �398 ��.85

SERVICE ACES SA SA/g�. USC Upstate 308 2.432. USC Aiken 247 2.113. Francis Marion 308 2.�04. Lander 27� 2.075. UNC Pembroke 242 2.056. Armstrong Atlantic State 239 �.9�7. Augusta State 2�4 �.78

ASSISTS A A/g�. Francis Marion �889 �2.852. USC Aiken 1473 12.593. USC Upstate �579 �2.434. Armstrong Atlantic State �543 �2.345. Augusta State �282 �0.686. UNC Pembroke ��85 �0.047. Lander �250 9.54

DIGS D D/g�. Lander 26�0 �9.922. USC Aiken 2134 18.243. Francis Marion 26�2 �7.774. USC Upstate 2203 �7.355. UNC Pembroke �977 �6.756. Armstrong Atlantic State 2080 �6.647. Augusta State �85� �5.43

BLOCKS B B/g�. Armstrong Atlantic State 354.0 2.832. Lander 325.0 2.483. USC Aiken 274.5 2.354. UNC Pembroke 232.5 �.975. Francis Marion 277.5 �.896. USC Upstate 230.0 �.8�7. Augusta State �76.0 �.47

Peach Belt Conference Teams15-Year (1991-2005)

PBC Tournament Composite

TEAM W-L Pct.USC Aiken 20-15 .571USC Upstate �8-�4 .563Francis Marion �9-�6 .543Armstrong Atl. State �9-�9 .500UNC Pembroke 9-�7 .346Augusta State 5-�9 .208Lander 0-8 .000


PBC Composite Records

TEAM W-L Pct.USC Upstate �08-58 .65�Armstrong Atl. State �04-62 .627USC Aiken 98-68 .590Francis Marion 90-76 .542Augusta State 4�-�25 .247UNC Pembroke 40-�22 .247Lander �8-92 .�64


Overall Composite Records

TEAM W-L Pct.USC Upstate 339-�83 .649Armstrong Atl. State 296-2�2 .583USC Aiken 290-214 .575Francis Marion 304-23� .568UNC Pembroke �92-260 .425Lander 94-�55 .378Augusta State �74-299 .368

2005 PBC STATISTICAL LEADERS • PBC COMPOSITE RECORDS


Vision Statement: The Peach Belt Conference is committed to providing through its dependent collegiate members, a forum for student participation in athletic, academic and co-curricular events under the auspices of the Na-tional Collegiate Athletic Association, Division II. We will exemplify the charac-teristics of a premier intercollegiate conference that prides itself on the in-clusion of students of all demograph-ic groups who wish to participate in a well-rounded sports program. Our institutions, our academic goals, our athletic aspirations reflect a commu-nality of purpose and a commitment to excellence in the classroom and on the playing field.

History: Since its inception in �99�, the Peach Belt Conference has worked tirelessly to become one of the elite conferences in NCAA Division II. Now in its �6th season with 24 national championships and 21 national final-ists, the PBC has accomplished that goal. Starting with only two champion-ships in �99�, in men’s and women’s basketball, the conference has expanded to �2 championship sports with the addition of women’s soccer in the fall of 2000. The conference traces its roots back to November of �988 when �� schools first met in Greenville, S.C. to form a Division II conference. Follow-ing a second meeting on Dec. 3, �989 hosted by USC Aiken, five of those �� schools, plus two others, formed the Peach Belt and began play in �99�. The Peach Belt was less than a year old before capturing a national championship. The Columbus State golf team took the honor by winning the 1992 national crown, the first of three golf championships the Cou-

NCAA Division II ChampionsAASU, women’s tennis (�995, �996, 2005)Columbus State, baseball (2002)Columbus State, golf (�992, �994, �997)Francis Marion, golf (2003)Kennesaw State, baseball (�996)Kennesaw State, men’s basketball (2004)Kennesaw State, softball (�995, �996)Kennesaw State, women’s soccer (2003)Lander, men’s tennis (�993, �994, �995, �996, �997, �998, �999, 2000)USC Aiken, golf (2004, 2005, 2006)

NCAA Division II FinalistsAASU, women’s tennis (�997, �998, �999, 2002, 06)AASU, golf (2005)Columbus State, golf (�998)GC&SU, baseball (�995)GC&SU, softball (2003)Kennesaw State, baseball (�998, �999)Kennesaw State, softball (2000, 2005)North Florida, baseball (2005)North Florida, golf (�997)North Florida, men’s tennis (2005)USC Aiken, golf (1995, 1996, 1999)USC Upstate, men’s soccer (�995, �998)

gars own. The PBC has seen continued suc-cess in all sports with national rank-ings and multiple NCAA appearances. The 2004-05 season may have been the most successful with two national titles as USC Aiken won the second of their three-straight golf championships and Armstrong Atlantic State won the women’s tennis national championship. The PBC also had the second place or runner-up in baseball, softball, men’s tennis and golf, giv-ing the PBC a first or second-place in every spring sport the conference sponsors. The seven charter members of the conference were Armstrong Atlan-tic State University, Columbus State University, Francis Marion University, Georgia College & State University, Lander University, USC Aiken, and USC Upstate. The name Peach Belt Athletic Conference was adopted in January of 1990 and modified to Peach Belt Conference in May 2000. Augusta State joined the confer-ence in �99� and UNC Pembroke became the ninth member on July �, �992. They were followed by Ken-nesaw State on July �, �994, Clayton State on July �, �995 and the Univer-sity of North Florida on July �, �997. Kennesaw State and North Florida de-parted for the Division I ranks in 2005 and the conference welcomed in North Georgia College & State University as its ��th member in the fall of 2005. Bringing the total back to �2, Georgia Southwestern State University joined in the summer of 2006. Former Augusta State basketball coach and athletic director Marvin Vanover was named the interim com-missioner in April �990, and later ap-pointed as the conference’s first com-missioner in July �99�. He established the conference office in Augusta, Ga. The conference currently holds championships in �2 sports, six for men and six for women. They are

Marvin VanoverPBC Commissioner

Ken GerlingerDirector of Media

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ArmstrongAtlanticStateUniv. AugustaStateUniversity ClaytonStateUniversity ColumbusStateUniversity FrancisMarionUniversity GeorgiaCollege&StateUniv.

LanderUniversity U.ofNorthCarolinaPembroke Univ.ofSouthCarolinaAiken U.ofSouthCarolinaUpstate

cross country, soccer, volleyball, bas-ketball, tennis, baseball, softball and men’s golf.

NorthGeorgiaColl.&St.Univ.GeorgiaSouthwesternStateU.

THE PEACH BELT CONFERENCE


Nov.14 vs.UNCPembroke# L 0-3Nov.14 atFrancisMarion# W 3-1Nov.15 vs.UNCPembroke# W 3-2Nov.15 vs.UNCPembroke# W 3-0

HOME: 4-4, AWAY: 6-4, NEUTRAL: 5-9PBC Regular Season Champions

Coach:DarrenRiceSept.7 Wingate L 2-3Sept.8 NorthFlorida L 1-3Sept.10 atCoastalCarolina L 1-3Sept.14 Presbyterian L 2-3Sept.17 vs.Queens(NC) W 3-0Sept.18 atWofford W 3-2Sept.19 atGardner-Webb L 2-3Sept.21 atAugustaState* W 3-1Sept.24 vs.Barry L 0-3Sept.24 atTampa L 0-3Sept.25 vs.NorthFlorida L 0-3Sept.25 vs.FloridaSouthern L 0-3Sept.30 ArmstrongAtl.State* W 3-0Oct.2 UNCPembroke* W 3-0Oct.4 USCUpstate* L 0-3Oct.6 atFrancisMarion* W 3-1Oct.9 Converse W 3-2Oct.16 atPresbyterian L 0-3Oct.18 Wofford W 3-0Oct.29 vs.Tusculum W 3-1Oct.29 vs.NorthAlabama L 1-3Oct.29 vs.JacksonvilleState L 1-3Oct.30 vs.ArmstrongAtl.State L 2-3Oct.30 atWestGeorgia W 3-0Oct.30 vs.Miss.U.forWomen L 0-3Nov.1 atWinthrop W 3-0Nov.5 vs.AugustaState# W 3-0Nov.5 vs.USCUpstate# L 2-3Nov.6 vs.ArmstrongAtl.St.# W 3-2Nov.6 vs.FrancisMarion# W 3-1Nov.7 atUNCPembroke# W 3-2Nov.7 vs.USCUpstate# L 1-3

HOME: 8-3, AWAY: 4-5, NEUTRAL: 12-7Coach:C.J.ShermanSept.1 atQueens(NC) L 2-3Sept.10 vs.HighPoint W 3-0Sept.10 vs.SaintAugustine W 3-0Sept.10 vs.Wingate W 3-0Sept.11 vs.HighPoint W 3-0Sept.11 vs.USCUpstate L 0-3Sept.16 vs.Catawba W 3-1Sept.16 atWingate W 3-1Sept.17 vs.FloridaTech L 2-3Sept.17 vs.Elon L 1-3Sept.21 atPresbyterian L 0-3Sept.29 atWofford W 3-1Sept.30 atFrancisMarion* W 3-1Sept.30 vs.UNCPembroke* W 3-1Sept.30 vs.ArmstrongAtl.State* L 1-3Oct.1 atAugustaState* W 3-0Oct.1 vs.USCUpstate* L 0-3Oct.6 Presbyterian W 3-1Oct.8 Wofford W 3-1Oct.11 ArmstrongAtl.State* L 1-3Oct.15 FrancisMarion* W 3-0Oct.17 atUNCPembroke* L 1-3Oct.22 AugustaState* W 3-0Oct.25 atUSCUpstate* L 1-3Oct.29 vs.NorthAlabama W 3-1Oct.29 vs.NovaSoutheastern W 3-1Oct.29 vs.Huntingdon W 3-0Oct.30 vs.LivingstonUniv. W 3-1

199126-8, 4-0 in PBC


PBC Tournament ChampionsCoach: TracyBarfootSept.6 vs.CoastalCarolina L 2-3Sept.6 vs.Coll.ofCharleston L 1-3Sept.7 vs.Campbell W 3-2Sept.7 vs.GeorgiaTech L 0-3Sept.10 atWinthrop W 3-1Sept.16 atPresbyterian L 1-3Sept.19 Wofford W 3-1Sept.24 atAugustaState W 3-0Sept.25 Converse W 3-0Sept.27 vs.Winthrop W 3-0Sept.27 vs.Mercer W 3-1Sept.28 vs.AppalachianState W 3-0Sept.28 vs.CharlestonSou. W 3-0Oct.4 USCUpstate* W 3-1Oct.4 ArmstrongAtl.State* W 3-0Oct.7 atNewberry W 3-0Oct.11 vs.Newberry W 3-1Oct.12 vs.Maryville(Tenn.) W 3-0Oct.12 vs.GeorgiaSouthern W 3-2Oct.13 vs.Eckerd W 3-1Oct.13 vs.GeorgiaSouthern W 3-0Oct.15 Paine W 3-0Oct.16 atColl.ofCharleston L 2-3Oct.18 Presbyterian L 2-3Oct.22 atGeorgiaSouthern W 3-2Oct.23 AugustaState* W 3-1Oct.28 atFrancisMarion* W 3-0Nov.1 vs.NorthAlabama L 0-3Nov.1 vs.Miss.U.forWomen L 2-3Nov.2 vs.SaintAugustine W 3-0Nov.5 ColumbiaCollege W 3-0Nov.8 vs.AASU# W 3-0Nov.8 vs.FrancisMarion# W 3-0Nov.9 vs.FrancisMarion# W 3-0


PBC Tournament ChampionsCoach:DarrenRiceSept.8 Winthrop L 2-3Sept.10 atUNCAsheville L 0-3Sept.14 Queens(NC) W 3-1Sept.17 Wofford W 3-0Sept.23 atPresbyterian L 2-3Sept.25 vs.FloridaSouthern L 0-3Sept.25 vs.Barry L 0-3Sept.25 atTampa L 1-3Sept.26 vs.FloridaAtlantic L 0-3Sept.26 vs.NorthFlorida W 3-2Sept.29 AugustaState* W 3-0Oct.5 atUSCUpstate* W 3-1Oct.7 FrancisMarion* W 3-0Oct.9 atAASU* W 3-2Oct.10 atNorthFlorida L 0-3Oct.15 Wingate W 3-0Oct.16 Erskine W 3-0Oct.17 atWofford W 3-0Oct.19 CentralWesleyan W 3-0Oct.19 Presbyterian W 3-0Oct.23 vs.NorthAlabama W 3-1Oct.23 vs.Milligan W 3-0Oct.24 atJacksonvilleState L 2-3Oct.24 vs.Rollins L 0-3Oct.27 atUNCPembroke* W 3-2Nov.3 atConverse W 3-1Nov.14 vs.AugustaState# W 3-0

199315-17, 4-1 in PBC

199424-15, 5-5 in PBC

199220-11, 5-0 in PBC

Oct.30 vs.JacksonvilleState W 3-2Nov.1 Catawba W 3-0Nov.4 vs.Rollins L 1-3Nov.4 vs.FloridaTech W 3-2Nov.5 vs.Barry L 0-3Nov.5 atFloridaSouthern L 0-3Nov.12 AugustaState# W 3-0Nov.12 UNCPembroke# W 3-2Nov.12 USCUpstate# L 0-3Nov.13 UNCPembroke# W 3-0Nov.13 USCUpstate# L 1-3


Coach:C.J.ShermanSept.1 vs.Presbyterian L 1-3Sept.2 vs.Wingate L 0-3Sept.2 atElon L 2-3Sept.2 vs.Catawba W 3-2Sept.5 Wingate W 3-0Sept.15 vs.Lenoir-Rhyne W 3-1Sept.15 atWingate L 2-3Sept.16 vs.Elon L 2-3Sept.16 vs.Catawba L 1-3Sept.19 atAugustaState* W 3-0Sept.21 MountOlive W 3-1Sept.22 Erskine W 3-0Sept.22 NorthAlabama W 3-1Sept.23 ArmstrongAtl.State* W 3-0Sept.23 NorthAlabama W 3-0Sept.26 atPresbyterian W 3-2Sept.29 vs.USCUpstate* W 3-1Sept.29 atArmstrongAtl.State W 3-1Sept.30 vs.AugustaState L 2-3Sept.30 vs.UNCPembroke* W 3-0Oct.1 FrancisMarion* W 3-0Oct.4 atCatawba L 2-3Oct.6 atFrancisMarion* W 3-0Oct.7 atArmstrongAtl.State* W 3-0Oct.13 WestGeorgia W 3-0Oct.13 FloridaTech L 0-3Oct.14 UNCPembroke L 1-3Oct.17 Presbyterian W 3-1Oct.20 vs.Clarion W 3-1Oct.20 vs.W.Va.Wesleyan L 0-3Oct.21 vs.Kutztown W 3-0Oct.21 vs.SlipperyRock W 3-0Oct.24 UNCPembroke* W 3-1Oct.27 atErskine W 3-0Oct.28 St.Andrews W 3-0Oct.31 USCUpstate* W 3-2Nov.4 vs.Rollins L 0-3Nov.5 vs.NorthFlorida L 0-3Nov.5 vs.Tampa L 0-3Nov.7 AugustaState* L 2-3Nov.10 vs.UNCPembroke# L 2-3

HOME: 8-1, AWAY: 5-9, NEUTRAL: 6-7PBC Tournament Champions

Coach:C.J.ShermanSept.5 vs.Alaska-Anchorage L 1-3Sept.6 atAlaska-Fairbanks L 2-3Sept.7 vs.SouthwestState L 2-3Sept.7 atAlaska-Fairbanks L 1-3Sept.13 vs.Madonna L 0-3Sept.13 atFloridaTech L 0-3Sept.14 vs.Lenoir-Rhyne L 2-3Sept.14 vs.WestGeorgia W 3-0Sept.18 atPresbyterian L 2-3Sept.19 ArmstrongAtl.State* W 3-0Sept.20 UNCPembroke* W 3-0

199525-16, 9-1 in PBC

199619-17, 8-2 in PBC

Sept.24 AugustaState* W 3-0Sept.28 vs.Elon L 2-3Sept.28 vs.Presbyterian W 3-0Sept.29 vs.Rollins L 1-3Oct.1 FrancisMarion* L 0-3Oct.4 atWingate L 2-3Oct.5 vs.Catawba L 1-3Oct.5 vs.Elon W 3-2Oct.8 atUSCUpstate* W 3-2Oct.12 atUNCPembroke* W 3-0Oct.15 atArmstrongAtl.State* W 3-0Oct.17 atAugustaState* W 3-0Oct.18 Newberry W 3-0Oct.18 SaintLeo W 3-0Oct.19 Eckerd W 3-0Oct.19 Erskine W 3-0Oct.24 atErskine W 3-0Oct.29 atFrancisMarion* L 1-3Oct.31 USCUpstate* W 3-1Nov.2 atNorthFlorida L 0-3Nov.3 vs.Bentley W 3-2Nov.3 atFloridaSouthern L 0-3Nov.4 atTampa L 1-3Nov.16 vs.UNCPembroke# W 3-0Nov.16 vs.FrancisMarion# W 3-2

HOME: 18-0, AWAY: 4-6, NEUTRAL: 7-4Coach:C.J.ShermanAug.29 vs.Augustana L 1-3Aug.29 vs.NorthernState W 3-0Aug.30 vs.MichiganTech W 3-0Aug.30 atSouthwestState W 3-1Sept.9 atPresbyterian L 2-3Sept.12 Concord W 3-0Sept.12 Carson-Newman W 3-0Sept.13 MarsHill W 3-0Sept.16 ArmstrongAtl.State W 3-0Sept.20 vs.Eckerd W 3-0Sept.20 vs.Catawba W 3-0Sept.21 vs.Rollins W 3-1Sept.25 NorthFlorida* W 3-1Sept.27 atFrancisMarion* L 2-3Sept.30 USCUpstate* W 3-0Oct.3 UNCPembroke* W 3-0Oct.4 FrancisMarion* W 3-2Oct.8 atAugustaState* W 3-0Oct.10 vs.Barry L 0-3Oct.10 vs.Lynn W 3-0Oct.11 atFloridaSouthern L 2-3Oct.11 vs.Tampa L 0-3Oct.13 atFloridaTech L 1-3Oct.17 Wingate W 3-0Oct.17 Gardner-Webb W 3-0Oct.18 NCCentral W 3-0Oct.18 Paine W 3-0Oct.21 Presbyterian W 3-2Oct.24 atArmstrongAtl.State* W 3-2Oct.25 atNorthFlorida* L 0-3Oct.29 atUSCUpstate* L 1-3Oct.31 Newberry W 3-0Oct.31 Tusculum W 3-0Nov.1 Bluefield W 3-0Nov.1 Lenoir-Rhyne W 3-0Nov.4 AugustaState* W 3-0Nov.8 atUNCPembroke* W 3-1Nov.14 vs.UNCPembroke# W 3-0Nov.15 vs.FrancisMarion# L 1-3

HOME: 8-6, AWAY: 4-4, NEUTRAL: 2-4Coach:NoelleHughesAug.28 Nebraska-Omaha L 1-3

199729-10, 9-3 in PBC

199814-14, 9-5 in PBC

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS


Sept.13 atLander* W 3-1Sept.22 NorthFlorida* L 0-3Sept.23 ArmstrongAtl.State* L 0-3Sept.27 atAugustaState* W 3-1Sept.27 vs.Paine W 3-0Sept.29 UNCPembroke* W 3-0Sept.30 FrancisMarion* W 3-1Oct.3 atNewberry W 3-1Oct.6 vs.Catawba L 1-3Oct.6 vs.NCCentral W 3-0Oct.7 vs.Queens(NC) W 3-1Oct.10 atUSCUpstate* W 3-1Oct.13 vs.Rollins W 3-1Oct.13 vs.Lenoir-Rhyne W 3-0Oct.14 vs.SaintLeo W 3-1Oct.14 vs.Tampa L 0-3Oct.20 atArmstrongAtl.State* L 0-3Oct.21 atNorthFlorida* L 0-3Oct.25 AugustaState* W 3-1Oct.27 atFrancisMarion* W 3-0Oct.28 atUNCPembroke* W 3-1Nov.3 Lander* W 3-2Nov.4 USCUpstate* L 2-3Nov.10 vs.FrancisMarion# W 3-0Nov.10 vs.ArmstrongAtl.State#L 0-3

HOME: 10-6, AWAY: 4-5, NEUTRAL: 5-1Coach:WillCondonAug.24 vs.Tusculum W 3-1Aug.25 vs.Lees-McRae W 3-1Aug.25 vs.Eckerd L 1-3Aug.31 Newberry W 3-0Aug.31 Lynn L 2-3Sept.1 SaintLeo L 0-3Sept.4 Presbyterian L 2-3Sept.7 MarsHill W 3-0Sept.7 Lenoir-Rhyne W 3-0Sept.8 Wingate W 3-2Sept.8 Catawba W 3-0Sept.21 atNorthFlorida* L 0-3Sept.22 atArmstrongAtl.State* L 0-3Sept.26 AugustaState* W 3-0Sept.28 atUNCPembroke* L 1-3Sept.29 atFrancisMarion* W 3-0Oct.3 Lander* W 3-1Oct.5 USCUpstate* L 0-3Oct.6 Carson-Newman W 3-1Oct.12 vs.SaintAugustine W 3-1Oct.14 atGardner-Webb W 3-1Oct.14 vs.FrancisMarion W 3-0Oct.17 ArmstrongAtl.State* L 0-3Oct.20 NorthFlorida* L 0-3Oct.24 atAugustaState* W 3-1Oct.26 FrancisMarion* W 3-0Oct.27 UNCPembroke* W 3-0Nov.2 atLander* W 3-0Nov.3 atUSCUpstate* L 2-3Nov.9 vs.UNCPembroke# W 3-2Nov.9 atNorthFlorida# L 1-3

HOME: 9-5, AWAY: 4-6, NEUTRAL: 1-7Coach:WillCondonAug.30 vs.MountOlive L 1-3Aug.30 vs.Queens(NC) W 3-0Aug.31 vs.Eckerd L 1-3Aug.31 vs.Wingate L 1-3Sept.6 Newberry W 3-0Sept.7 Carson-Newman W 3-2Sept.13 vs.LewisUniversity L 0-3Sept.13 vs.Catawba L 2-3Sept.14 vs.FloridaTech L 0-3

Aug.29 FayettevilleState W 3-0Aug.29 NCCentral W 3-0Sept.11 MarsHill L 0-3Sept.12 Lenoir-Rhyne W 3-1Sept.16 UNCPembroke* W 3-0Sept.19 vs.Catawba L 0-3Sept.19 vs.Gardner-Webb L 0-3Sept.20 vs.Presbyterian W 3-1Sept.22 Lander* W 3-1Sept.26 atNorthFlorida* L 0-3Sept.30 atAugustaState* W 3-2Oct.6 USCUpstate* W 3-2Oct.9 vs.Barry L 0-3Oct.10 vs.SaintLeo W 3-0Oct.10 atFloridaSouthern L 0-3Oct.13 atFrancisMarion* L 0-3Oct.16 NorthFlorida* L 0-3Oct.17 ArmstrongAtl.State* W 3-0Oct.20 AugustaState* W 3-1Oct.23 Bluefield L 1-3Oct.24 Presbyterian L 2-3Oct.27 FrancisMarion* L 0-3Oct.29 atLander* W 3-0Oct.31 atUNCPembroke* W 3-0Nov.1 atUSCUpstate* L 0-3Nov.3 atAASU* W 3-1Nov.12 vs.AugustaState# L 0-3

HOME: 4-8, AWAY: 2-6, NEUTRAL: 5-4Coach:NoelleHughesAug.27 vs.SouthDakotaSt. L 0-3Aug.28 vs.WestAlabama W 3-1Aug.28 vs.FayettevilleState W 3-0Aug.29 vs.Queens(NC) W 3-0Sept.8 Newberry W 3-0Sept.10 Lenoir-Rhyne L 2-3Sept.11 Carson-Newman W 3-1Sept.11 MarsHill L 1-3Sept.14 atAugustaState* L 0-3Sept.14 vs.Paine W 3-0Sept.17 atUNCPembroke* W 3-0Sept.21 Lander* W 3-0Sept.24 ArmstrongAtl.State* L 0-3Sept.25 NorthFlorida* L 0-3Sept.29 atUSCUpstate* L 1-3Oct.1 UNCPembroke* W 3-0Oct.2 FrancisMarion* L 0-3Oct.3 FrancisMarion* L 0-3Oct.5 AugustaState* L 2-3Oct.15 atNorthFlorida* L 0-3Oct.16 atAASU* L 0-3Oct.21 USCUpstate* L 1-3Oct.27 atLander* L 0-3Oct.29 atBryant L 1-3Oct.29 vs.Franklin-Pierce W 3-0Oct.30 vs.Queens(NC) L 1-3Oct.30 vs.CWPost L 0-3Nov.3 atNewberry W 3-0Nov.12 vs.AASU# L 0-3

HOME: 4-3, AWAY: 8-3, NEUTRAL: 12-4Coach:WillCondonAug.25 vs.Rollins W 3-0Aug.25 vs.Lenoir-Rhyne L 0-3Aug.26 vs.Catawba W 3-1Aug.26 vs.Lees-McRae W 3-0Sept.1 vs.Queens(NC) W 3-2Sept.2 vs.Livingstone W 3-0Sept.2 atWingate W 3-1Sept.2 atWingate W 3-0Sept.12 atPresbyterian L 1-3

200119-12, 7-7 in PBC1999

11-18, 3-11 in PBC

Sept.14 vs.Rollins L 0-3Sept.18 atNorthGreenville W 3-0Sept.21 Anderson W 3-0Sept.25 ArmstrongAtl.State* L 0-3Sept.27 UNCPembroke* W 3-1Sept.28 FrancisMarion* L 0-3Oct.2 atAugustaState* W 3-2Oct.4 atUSCUpstate* L 2-3Oct.5 atLander* W 3-1Oct.10 atNewberry W 3-2Oct.13 NorthFlorida* L 0-3Oct.15 atPresbyterian L 2-3Oct.22 NorthGreenville W 3-0Oct.25 atFrancisMarion* L 2-3Oct.26 atUNCPembroke* L 0-3Oct.30 AugustaState* W 3-2Nov.1 Lander* W 3-0Nov.2 USCUpstate* W 3-1Nov.5 Coker W 3-0Nov.6 Presbyterian L 2-3Nov.8 atAASU* L 0-3Nov.9 atNorthFlorida* L 0-3Nov.15 UNCPembroke# L 2-3

HOME: 5-8, AWAY: 3-6, NEUTRAL: 5-7Coach:WillCondonAug.29 vs.MountOlive L 0-3Aug.29 vs.SaintLeo L 2-3Aug.30 vs.Converse L 2-3Aug.30 atEckerd L 0-3Sept.3 Presbyterian L 2-3Sept.5 vs.GlenvilleState W 3-0Sept.5 vs.Converse W 3-1Sept.6 vs.MarsHill W 3-0Sept.6 vs.LincolnMemorial W 3-2Sept.12 vs.Carson-Newman L 1-3Sept.12 vs.Lynn W 3-1Sept.13 vs.WestAlabama L 1-3Sept.13 vs.Montevallo L 0-3Sept.23 atPresbyterian L 1-3Sept.26 atFrancisMarion* W 3-0Sept.27 atUNCPembroke* W 3-0Oct.1 AugustaState* W 3-1Oct.3 Lander* L 1-3Oct.4 USCUpstate* L 2-3Oct.10 atNorthFlorida* L 0-3Oct.11 atArmstrongAtl.State* L 0-3Oct.15 Newberry L 0-3Oct.17 Lynn W 3-0Oct.17 NovaSoutheastern W 3-1Oct.18 Lenoir-Rhyne W 3-2Oct.18 Rollins L 2-3Oct.24 FrancisMarion* L 1-3Oct.25 UNCPembroke* W 3-1Oct.29 atAugustaState* L 1-3Oct.31 atLander* W 3-2Nov.1 atUSCUpstate* L 0-3Nov.7 ArmstrongAtl.State* L 0-3Nov.8 NorthFlorida* L 0-3Nov.14 vs.ArmstrongAtl.State#L 1-3

HOME: 9-4, AWAY: 6-5, NEUTRAL: 6-4Coach:WillCondonAug.27 vs.Barton W 3-0Aug.27 vs.Carson-Newman L 1-3Aug.28 vs.Wingate W 3-2Aug.28 vs.St.Andrews W 3-1Aug.31 Presbyterian W 3-0Sept.3 Eckerd W 3-1Sept.4 FayettevilleState W 3-0Sept.4 AugustaState W 3-0

Sept.10 vs.MarsHill W 3-0Sept.10 vs.Converse W 3-1Sept.11 atCarson-Newman L 0-3Sept.11 vs.LincolnMemorial L 0-3Sept.14 Converse W 3-0Sept.21 atPresbyterian L 0-3Sept.24 atUSCUpstate* L 1-3Sept.25 atLander* W 3-1Sept.29 atAugustaState* W 3-0Oct.1 NorthFlorida* L 0-3Oct.2 ArmstrongAtl.State* L 1-3Oct.5 atConverse W 3-1Oct.8 UNCPembroke* W 3-0Oct.9 FrancisMarion* L 2-3Oct.16 vs.FayettevilleState W 3-0Oct.16 vs.WestGeorgia L 0-3Oct.18 PR-RioPiedras L 1-3Oct.19 atNewberry W 3-0Oct.22 Lander* W 3-0Oct.23 USCUpstate* W 3-0Oct.27 AugustaState* W 3-0Oct.29 atArmstrongAtl.State* L 0-3Oct.30 atNorthFlorida* L 0-3Nov.5 atFrancisMarion* W 3-1Nov.6 atUNCPembroke* W 3-0Nov.12 vs.USCUpstate# L 1-3

HOME: 4-5, AWAY: 5-2, NEUTRAL: 7-7Coach:WillCondonAug.27 vs.California(Pa.) L 2-3Sept.2 vs.NCCentral W 3-0Sept.3 vs.SlipperyRock L 1-3Sept.3 vs.Pfeiffer W 3-0Sept.9 vs.Catawba W 3-2Sept.9 vs.FloridaSouthern L 0-3Sept.10 vs.FloridaTech W 3-1Sept.10 vs.Eckerd L 2-3Sept.13 PR-RioPiedras L 1-3Sept.14 PR-RioPiedras W 3-2Sept.17 vs.Tampa L 1-3Sept.17 vs.WestGeorgia L 0-3Sept.23 Lander* W 3-1Sept.24 USCUpstate* L 2-3Sept.28 AugustaState* W 3-0Sept.30 atArmstrongAtl.State* L 1-3Oct.4 atFrancisMarion* W 3-1Oct.8 atUNCPembroke* W 3-1Oct.14 vs.SaintLeo W 3-0Oct.14 vs.FloridaTech W 3-0Oct.15 atRollins W 3-0Oct.20 atLander* W 3-2Oct.21 atUSCUpstate* L 2-3Oct.26 atAugustaState* W 3-0Oct.28 FloridaGulfCoast L 1-3Oct.29 ArmstrongAtl.State* L 2-3Nov.4 UNCPembroke* W 3-0Nov.5 FrancisMarion* L 1-3Nov.11 vs.UNCPembroke# W 3-1Nov.11 vs.AASU# L 0-3

LEGEND*=PeachBeltConferencematch#=PBCTournamentmatchAASU=ArmstrongAtlanticStateUniv.PR-RioPiedras=PuertoRicoRioPiedras

200214-18, 6-8 in PBC

200024-10, 9-5 in PBC

200313-21, 5-9 in PBC

200421-13, 8-8 in PBC

200516-14, 7-5 in PBC

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS


Opponent Rec. Stk. LastAlaska-Anchorage 0-1 L1 1996Alaska-Fairbanks 0-2 L2 1996Anderson 1-0 W1 2002AppalachianState 1-0 W1 1991Armstrong Atl. State 14-21 L18 2005Augusta State 28-6 W5 2005Augustana 0-1 L1 1997Barry 0-5 L5 1998Barton 1-0 W1 2004Bentley 1-0 W1 1996Bluefield 1-1 L1 1998Bryant(R.I.) 0-1 L1 1999California(Pa.) 0-1 L1 2005Campbell 1-0 W1 1991Carson-Newman 4-3 L3 2004Catawba 7-6 W1 2005CentralWesleyan 1-0 W1 1992CharlestonSouthern 1-0 W1 1991Clarion 1-0 W1 1995CoastalCarolina 0-2 L2 1993Coker 1-0 W1 2002CollegeofCharleston 0-2 L2 1991ColumbiaCollege 1-0 W1 1991Concord 1-0 W1 1997

Opponent Rec. Stk. LastConverse 7-1 W4 2004CWPost 0-1 L1 1999Eckerd 4-4 L1 2005Elon 1-4 W1 1996Erskine 5-0 W5 1996FayettevilleState 4-0 W4 2004FloridaAtlantic 0-1 L1 1992FloridaGulfCoast 0-1 L1 2005FloridaSouthern 0-7 L7 2005FloridaTech 3-5 W2 2005Francis Marion 22-13 L1 2005Franklin-Pierce 1-0 W1 1999Gardner-Webb 2-2 W1 2001GeorgiaSouthern 3-0 W3 1991GeorgiaTech 0-1 L1 1991GlenvilleState 1-0 W1 2003HighPoint 2-0 W2 1994Huntingdon 1-0 W1 1994JacksonvilleState 1-2 W1 1994Kutztown 1-0 W1 1995Lander 14-2 W5 2005Lees-McRae 2-0 W2 2001Lenoir-Rhyne 6-3 W3 2003Lewis 0-1 L1 2002

Opponent Rec. Stk. LastLincolnMemorial 1-1 L1 2004Livingstone 2-0 W2 2000Lynn 3-1 W2 2003Madonna 0-1 L1 1996MarsHill 5-1 W3 2004Maryville(Tenn.) 1-0 W1 1991Mercer 1-0 W1 1991MichiganTech 1-0 W1 1997Milligan 1-0 W1 1992Miss.U.forWomen 0-2 L2 1993Montevallo 0-1 L1 2003MountOlive 1-2 L2 2003Nebraska-Omaha 0-1 L1 1998Newberry 11-1 W1 2004NorthAlabama 4-2 W3 1995UNCAsheville 0-1 L1 1992NorthCarolinaCentral 4-0 W4 2005UNC Pembroke 32-7 W7 2005NorthFlorida 2-21 L16 2004NorthGreenville 2-0 W2 2002NorthernState 1-0 W1 1997NovaSoutheastern 2-0 W2 2003Paine 4-0 W4 2000Pfeiffer 1-0 W1 2005

Opponent Rec. Stk. LastPresbyterian 8-17 L1 2004PuertoRico-R.Piedras 1-2 W1 2005Queens(NC) 6-2 W3 2002Rollins 4-6 W1 2005SaintAndrews 2-0 W2 2004SaintAugustine 3-0 W3 2001SaintLeo 4-2 W1 2005SlipperyRock 1-1 L1 2005SouthDakotaState 0-1 L1 1999SouthwestState 1-1 W1 1997USC Upstate 11-22 L3 2005Tampa 0-7 L7 2005Tusculum 3-0 W3 2001WestAlabama 1-1 L1 2003WestGeorgia 3-2 L2 2005W.Va.Wesleyan 0-1 L1 1995Wingate 9-5 W1 2004Winthrop 3-1 W1 1993Wofford 7-0 W7 1994

Note: Records are since USCA joined the NCAA in 1991. PBC members in BOLD.

Lady Pacers vs. Opponents

YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDSYear Coach Record PBC Pct.�978 Johanna Gibbs 23-3 .885�979 Johanna Gibbs 23-�3 .639�980 Johanna Gibbs 35-�3 .729�98� Dru McPherson 30-2� .588�982 Chris Faust 32-�5 .68��983 Chris Faust 28-22 .560�984 Chris Faust N/A* �985 Chris Faust N/A* �986 Mark Gebhardt �5-�4 .5�7�987 Tracy Barfoot 3-27 .�00�988 Tracy Barfoot 2�-�8 .538�989 Tracy Barfoot 23-�5 .605�990 Tracy Barfoot 20-�5 .57��99� Tracy Barfoot 26-8 4-0 .765�992 Darren Rice 20-�� 5-0 .645�993 Darren Rice �5-�7 4-� .469�994 C.J. Sherman 24-�5 5-5 .6�5�995 C.J. Sherman 25-�6 9-� .6�0�996 C.J. Sherman �9-�7 8-2 .528

�997 C.J. Sherman 29-�0 9-3 .744�998 Noelle Hughes �4-�4 9-5 .500�999 Noelle Hughes ��-�8 3-�� .3792000 Will Condon 24-�0 9-5 .706200� Will Condon �9-�2 7-7 .6�32002 Will Condon �4-�8 6-8 .4382003 Will Condon �3-2� 5-9 .3822004 Will Condon 2�-�3 8-6 .6�82005 Will Condon �6-�4 7-5 .533

COMPOSITE COACHING HISTORYCoach Years Record Pct.Will Condon 2000-pres. 107-88 .549C.J. Sherman �994-97 97-58 .626Tracy Barfoot �987-9� 93-83 .528Johanna Gibbs �978-80 8�-29 .736 Chris Faust �982-85 60-37* .6�8Darren Rice �992-93 35-28 .556Dru McPherson �98� 30-2� .588Noelle Hughes �998-99 25-32 .439Mark Gebhardt �986 �5-�4 .5�7

1,000 Kill ClubKim Merrill, 1994-97 1,778

Year GP K E TA Pct. A SA Digs BS TB K/g 1994 140 380 83 733 .405 22 46 176 111 214 2.71 1995 155 462 128 920 .363 21 45 233 79 201 2.98 1996 132 395 110 867 .329 13 57 320 41 150 2.99 1997 131 541 73 963 .413 7 37 345 130 194 4.13 Totals 558 1778 394 3483 .397 63 185 1074 361 759 3.19

Jenny Lloyd, 2001-04 1,714 Year GP K E TA Pct. A SA Digs BS TB K/g 2001 103 283 112 712 .240 18 22 261 34 127 2.75 2002 105 251 94 665 .236 47 47 247 28 95 2.39 2003 129 583 282 1588.190 28 49 327 13 52 4.52 2004 117 597 229 1382.266 41 65 462 18 56 5.10 Totals 454 1714 717 4347 .229 134 183 1297 93 330 3.78

Jayme Hodges, 1994-97 1,237 Year GP K E TA Pct. A SA Digs BS TB K/g 1994 133 316 86 654 .352 65 77 315 25 88 2.38 1995 141 391 140 694 .362 50 56 410 13 58 ?? 1996 130 246 100 608 .240 31 50 393 7 49 1.89 1997 120 284 95 684 .276 98 41 269 11 72 2.37 Totals 524 1237 421 2640 309 244 224 1387 56 267 2.36

Susanna Ruotsalaninen, 1996-98 1,074 Year GP K E TA Pct. A SA Digs BS TB K/g Did not play 1996 120 333 94 802 .298 10 25 340 13 66 2.78 1997 130 446 131 974 .323 19 59 368 35 110 3.43 1998 95 295 85 732 .287 20 35 300 27 58 3.11 Totals 345 1074 310 2508 .305 49 119 1008 75 234 3.11

USCA VS. OPPONENTS • YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDS • 1,000 KILL CLUB


AUGUSTA STATE9/20 @ ASU, 7 PM; 10/18 @ USCA, 7 PM

Location:Augusta,Ga.Enrollment:6,333Nickname:JaguarsColors:RoyalBlueandWhiteAffiliation:NCAADivisionIIConference:PeachBeltHead Coach:AmberGlassRecord at ASU/Yrs:6-27/1yearLetterwinners R/L:7/4Top Returners:SarahLobstein,Jes-sicaLowes,BrookeElder2005 Record:6-27,2-10(6th)Series Record:USCAleads28-6Last Mtg/Strk:USCAwon3-0/W-5

CATAWBA9/8 @ AASU/Chatham Classic, 5 PM

Location:Salisbury,N.C.Enrollment:1,300Nickname:LadyIndiansColors:BlueandWhiteAffiliation:NCAADivisionIIConference:SouthAtlanticHead Coach:GingerHamricRecord at CC/Yrs:355-190/16yrsLetterwinners R/L:9/2Top Returners:MelissaGriffith,AmandaNantz,AndiHenderson2005 Record:12-17,5-9(5th)Series Record:USCAleads7-6Last Mtg/Strk:USCAwon3-2/W-1

FAIRMONT STATE9/2 @ Lees-McRae Tournament, 9 AM

Location:Fairmont,W.Va.Enrollment:7,550Nickname:LadyFalconsColors:Maroon,White,FairmontTanAffiliation:NCAADivisionIIConference:WVIACHead Coach:LarryHillRecord at FSU/Yrs:486-364/21yrsLetterwinners R/L:7/5Top Returners:StaciSkinner,KellyPowell,TiffanyBoard,KeriBlank2005 Record:20-19,16-5(5th)Series Record:NevermetLast Mtg/Strk:Nevermet

FLAGLER8/25 @ USCA, 7:30 PM

Location:St.Augustine,Fla.Enrollment:2,046Nickname:SaintsColors:RedandGoldAffiliation:NCAAD-IIProvisionalConference:IndependentHead Coach:TaylorMottRecord at FC/Yrs:142-86/7yrsLetterwinners R/L:7/5Top Returners:LizMoyer,CarrieArnette,SarahSpraggins,KellyBoese2005 Record:20-15,12-2(2nd)Series Record:NevermetLast Mtg/Strk:Nevermet

FLORIDA GULF COAST10/12 @ USCA, 7:00 PM

Location:FortMyers,Fla.Enrollment:7,000Nickname:EaglesColors:KellyGreenandRoyalBlueAffiliation:NCAADivisionIIConference:IndependentHead Coach:JayeFloodRecord at FGCU/Yrs:51-10/2yrsLetterwinners R/L:6/10Top Returners:ErickaFonseca,BrookeYoungquist,WhitneyHendry2005 Record:27-4Series Record:FGCUleads1-0Last Mtg/Strk:FGCUwon3-1/L-1

FLORIDA SOUTHERN9/8 @ AASU/Chatham Classic, 1 PM

Location:Lakeland,Fla.Enrollment:1,765Nickname:MoccasinsColors:ScarletandWhiteAffiliation:NCAADivisionIIConference:SunshineStateHead Coach:JillStephensRecord at FSC/Yrs:115-61/5yrsLetterwinners R/L:12/2Top Returners:BeverlyStasis,JordanMcAfee,DanielleDurham2005 Record:33-4,14-2(2nd)Series Record:FSCleads7-0Last Mtg/Strk:FSCwon3-0/L-7

FLORIDA TECH9/9 @ AASU/Chatham Classic, 1:00 PM

Location:Melbourne,Fla.Enrollment:4,683Nickname:PanthersColors:CrimsonandGrayAffiliation:NCAADivisionIIConference:SunshineStateHead Coach:PatrickBarrettRecord at FIT/Yrs:26-61/3yrsLetterwinners R/L:10/3Top Returners:JennyMcCoy,AmandaBoyce,MeganKonopnicki2005 Record:9-24/4-12(8th)Series Record:FITleads5-3Last Mtg/Strk:USCAwon3-0/W-2

FRANCIS MARION9/23 @ FMU, 3:00; 10/6 @ USCA, 7:00

Location:Florence,S.C.Enrollment:4,008Nickname:PatriotsColors:Red,White,andBlueAffiliation:NCAADivisionIIConference:PeachBeltHead Coach:PaulMacDonaldRecord at FMU/Yrs:0-0/1styearLetterwinners R/L:6/6Top Returners:LezlieLogan,JessicaStrader,MichelleSettergren2005 Record:29-11/10-2(2nd)Series Record:USCAleads22-13Last Mtg/Strk:FMUwon3-1/L-1

LANDER9/30 @ USCA, 3:00; 10/27 @ LU, 7:00

Location:Greenwood,S.C.Enrollment:2,900Nickname:BearcatsColors:RoyalBlueandGoldAffiliation:NCAADivisionIIConference:PeachBeltHead Coach:CarlaDeckerRecord at LU/Yrs:0-0/1styearLetterwinners R/L:7/4Top Returners:MelissaTrippany,SaraSenn2005 Record:10-23,0-12(7th)Series Record:USCAleads14-2Last Mtg/Strk:USCAwon3-2/W-5

LEES-McRAE9/2 @ LMC, 11:00 AM

Location:BannerElk,N.C.Enrollment:925Nickname:BobcatsColors:GreenandWhiteAffiliation:NCAADivisionIIConference:CVACHead Coach:JamiePetrikRecord at LMC/Yrs:29-11/1yrLetterwinners R/L:8/2Top Returners:LacieSmith,AmandaHuffaker,DaniUsedom,OliviaLuce2005 Record:29-11,18-2(2nd)Series Record:USCAleads2-0Last Mtg/Strk:USCAwon3-1/W-2

LENOIR-RHYNE9/12 @ LRC, 6:30 PM; 10/14 @ CN, 3 PM

Location:Hickory,N.C.Enrollment:1,600Nickname:LadyBearsColors:RedandBlackAffiliation:NCAADivisionIIConference:SouthAtlanticHead Coach:DaveMarklandRecord at LRC/Yrs:65-29/3yrsLetterwinners R/L:9/3Top Returners:CatherineFulton,KathrynPhillips,NatalieKrause2005 Record:22-12,8-6(4th)Series Record:USCAleads6-3Last Mtg/Strk:USCAwon3-2/W-3

AASU9/16 @ USCA, 3 PM; 10/20 @ AASU, 7

Location:Savannah,Ga.Enrollment:7,000Nickname:PiratesColors:MaroonandGoldAffiliation:NCAADivisionIIConference:PeachBeltHead Coach:AlanSegalRecord at AASU/Yrs:197-69/6yrsLetterwinners R/L:12/2Top Returners:TraciKnuth,LaurenGood,ChristinaFlores2005 Record:22-12,11-1(1st)Series Record:AASUleads21-14Last Mtg/Strk:AASUwon3-2/L-18

2006 OPPONENTS


NEWBERRY8/26 @ USCA, 5:30 PM; 9/26 @ NC, 7 PM

Location:Newberry,S.C.Enrollment:850Nickname:LadyIndiansColors:ScarletandGrayAffiliation:NCAADivisionIIConference:SouthAtlanticHead Coach:Dr.GyltonDaMattaRecord at NC/Yrs:13-17/1yearLetterwinners R/L:5/7Top Returners:CaraColeman,JessicaLipsi,ChristyStegall2005 Record:13-17,5-9(T-5th)Series Record:USCAleads11-1Last Mtg/Strk:USCAwon3-0/W-1

UNC PEMBROKE9/22 @ UNCP, 7 PM; 10/7 @ USCA, 3 PM

Location:Pembroke,N.C.Enrollment:5,632Nickname:LadyBravesColors:BlackandGoldAffiliation:NCAADivisionIIConference:PeachBeltHead Coach:JeffBillingtonRecord at UNCP/Yrs:11-21/1yearLetterwinners R/L:7/5Top Returners:RebekahNiesborella,AprilNewhouse,LexieWood2005 Record:11-21,4-8(5th)Series Record:USCAleads32-7Last Mtg/Strk:USCAwon3-1/W-7

NORTH GREENVILLE10/3 @ NGU, 7:00 PM

Location:Tigerville,S.C.Enrollment:1,800Nickname:CrusadersColors:Red,Black,andWhiteAffiliation:NCAADivisionIIConference:IndependentHead Coach:KaseyWhiteheadRecord at NGU/Yrs:11-21/1yearLetterwinners R/L:N/ATop Returners:PatCalwile,Maeg-wenSalley,BrittanyDrake2005 Record:11-21Series Record:USCAleads2-0Last Mtg/Strk:USCAwon3-0/W-2

PALM BEACH ATLANTIC10/13 @ CN Tournament, 6:30 PM

Location:WestPalmBeach,Fla.Enrollment:3,171Nickname:SailfishColors:BlueandWhiteAffiliation:NCAAD-IIProvisionalConference:IndependentHead Coach:BobWhiteRecord at PBA/Yrs:134-28/4yrsLetterwinners R/L:9/3Top Returners:AshleyBonvento,BrittanyErickson,ChrissyGulden2005 Record:28-10Series Record:NevermetLast Mtg/Strk:Nevermet

PRESBYTERIAN9/9 @ AASU/Chatham Classic, 9:00 AM

Location:Clinton,S.C.Enrollment:1,200Nickname:BlueHoseColors:BlueandGarnetAffiliation:NCAADivisionIIConference:SouthAtlanticHead Coach:ChrisBelsheRecord at PC/Yrs:0-0/1styearLetterwinners R/L:6/6Top Returners:LaurenMason,Jus-tineLanchester,RachelLewis2005 Record:32-5,14-0(1st)Series Record:PCleads17-8Last Mtg/Strk:PCwon3-0/L-1

ROLLINS10/14 @ CN Tournament, 12:30 PM

Location:WinterPark,Fla.Enrollment:1,759Nickname:TarsColors:BlueandGoldAffiliation:NCAADivisionIIConference:SunshineStateHead Coach:SindeeSnowRecord at RC/Yrs:98-78/5yrsLetterwinners R/L:8/6Top Returners:LaceyMalarky,KimCline,LorenaOrlandini2005 Record:25-11,9-6(4th)Series Record:RCleads6-4Last Mtg/Strk:USCAwon3-0/W-1

ST. ANDREWS9/3 @ LMC Tournament, 1:00 PM

Location:Laurinburg,N.C.Enrollment:700Nickname:KnightsColors:RoyalBlueandWhiteAffiliation:NCAADivisionIIConference:CVACHead Coach:DanKreigerRecord at SAPC/Yrs:3-24/1yearLetterwinners R/L:6/2Top Returners:KimHarper,JesiBewley,LaurenMcManus2005 Record:3-24/3-16(10th)Series Record:USCAleads2-0Last Mtg/Strk:USCAwon3-1/W-2

USC UPSTATE9/28 @ USCA, 7:00; 10/28 @ USCU, 3:00

Location:Spartanburg,S.C.Enrollment:4,750Nickname:SpartansColors:HunterGreen,White,BlackAffiliation:NCAADivisionIIConference:PeachBeltHead Coach:JenniferCallowayRecord at USCU/Yrs:212-122/10yrsLetterwinners R/L:6/7Top Returners:MandyRupert,Lau-renMrowczynski,KristenKunz2005 Record:21-13/8-4(3rd)Series Record:USCUleads22-11Last Mtg/Strk:USCUwon3-2/L-3

LIMESTONE8/26 @ USCA, 10 AM; 9/2 @ LMC, 4:30

Location:Gaffney,S.C.Enrollment:700Nickname:LadySaintsColors:BlueandGoldAffiliation:NCAADivisionIIConference:CVACHead Coach:TimLoeschRecord at LC/Yrs:26-41/2yrsLetterwinners R/L:9/5Top Returners:JulieOleson,AmberWise,AlisonHamilton2005 Record:19-17,10-12(6th)Series Record:NevermetLast Mtg/Strk:Nevermet

SCHOOL SID PHONE FAX EMAILArmstrongAtlanticState ChadJackson (912)961-3255 (912)921-5571 [email protected] JoeyWarren (706)731-7925 (706)737-1782 [email protected] JimLewis (704)637-4720 (704)637-5705 [email protected] AdamZundell (304)367-4264 (304)367-0202 [email protected] JohnJordan (904)819-6465 (904)810-2369 [email protected] MattFairchild (239)590-7061 (239)590-7014 [email protected] BillTurnage (863)680-4256 (863)680-3953 [email protected] ChristaParulis (321)674-7484 (321)674-7502 [email protected] MichaelHawkins (843)661-1222 (843)661-1219 [email protected] BobStoner (864)388-8962 (864)388-8889 [email protected] JasonLevesque (828)898-3510 (828)898-8742 [email protected] JohnKarrs (828)328-7174 (828)328-7399 [email protected] SusieRussell (864)488-8219 (864)902-0714 [email protected] ScottMcCain (803)321-5667 (803)321-5169 [email protected] KevinRhodes (910)521-6371 (910)521-6551 [email protected] RhettBurns (864)977-7187 (864)977-7152 [email protected] GregJohnson (561)803-2529 (561)803-2345 [email protected] BrianHand (864)833-8252 (864)833-8323 [email protected] NateWeyant (407)646-2661 (407)646-1555 [email protected] KevinBuczek (910)277-5751 (910)277-5272 [email protected] BillEnglish (864)503-5129 (864)503-5127 [email protected]

OPPONENTS’ SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTORY

2006 OPPONENTS • OPPONENTS SID DIRECTORY


CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANSLeigh Pagan (�982)Leigh Pagan (�983)

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICTSusanna Ruotsalainen (�997)Susanna Ruotsalainen (�998)Mandy Gerolstein (2005), Second-Team

AVCA ALL-REGIONKim Merrill (�997), First-TeamJenny Lloyd (2004), First-Team

DAKTRONICS ALL-REGIONJenny Lloyd (2004), Second-Team

PEACH BELT ALL-CONFERENCEMelanie Freitag (�99�)Jennifer Knutel (�99�)Stella Roberts (�99�)Melanie Freitag (�992)Stella Roberts (�992)Kelley Franklin (�993)Mindy Geer (�993)Angela Hornish (�993)Kim Merrill (�994)Roxanna Rivera (�994)Nyree Barrett (�995)Kim Merrill (�995)Roxanna Rivera (�995)Nyree Barrett (�996)Kim Merrill (�996)Susanna Ruotsalainen (�996)Kim Merrill (�997)Roxanna Rivera (�997)Susanna Ruotsalainen (�997)Susanna Ruotsalainen (�998)Angie Chervestad (2000)Andrea Emmons (2000)Andrea Emmons (200�)Amy Long (2002)Jenny Lloyd (2003)Amy Long (2003)Jenny Lloyd (2004)Rachel Dalitz (2005)Mandy Gerolstein (2005)

PBC PLAYER OF THE YEARJennifer Knutel (�99�)Melanie Freitag (�992)Kim Merrill (�995)

PBC FRESHMAN OF THE YEARAmy Long (2002)

PBC COACH OF THE YEARTracy Barfoot (�99�)Darren Rice (�992)C.J. Sherman (�995)

PBC TOURNAMENT MVPRoxanna Rivera (�996)

PBC ALL-TOURNAMENTMindy Geer (�99�)Sandra Heyn (�99�)Jennifer Knutel (�99�)Melanie Freitag (�992)Mindy Greer (�992)Kelley Franklin (�993)Mindy Greer (�993)Jennifer Benton (�994)Roxanna Rivera (�994)Kim Merrill (�995)Liz Hamilton (�996)Jayme Hodges (�996)Roxanna Rivera (�996)Susanna Ruotasalainen (�997)Angie Chervestad (2000)Andrea Emmons (200�)Mandy Gerolstein (2005)

PBC PLAYERS OF THE WEEKRoxanna Rivera (Oct. 3, �995)Nancy Luebbers (Oct. �0, �995)Nyree Barrett (Oct. 24, �995)Roxanna Rivera (Sept. 24, �996)Roxanna Rivera (Oct. �5, �996)Roxanna Rivera (Oct. 22, �996)Kim Merrill (Sept. 9, �997)Roxanna Rivera (Sept. 23, �997)Kim Merrill (Sept. 30, �997)Kim Merrill (Oct. 7, �997)Candice Anderson (Sept. 7, �999)Andrea Emmons (Sept. 5, 2000)Andrea Emmons (Sept. �9, 2000)Angie Chervestad (Oct. �0, 2000)Andrea Emmons (Oct. �7, 2000)Angie Chervestad (Nov. 7, 2000)Andrea Emmons (Sept. ��, 200�)Stacy Rood (Sept. 24, 2002)Amy Long (Nov. 5, 2002)

Jenny Lloyd (Oct. 2�, 2003)Jenny Lloyd (Sept. 7, 2004)Jenny Lloyd (Oct. ��, 2004)Laura Williams (Sept. �9, 2005)Mandy Gerolstein (Sept. 26, 2005)Mandy Gerolstein (Oct. �0, 2005)Mandy Gerolstein (Oct. �7, 2005)

PBC SPECIALIST OF THE WEEKRachel Dalitz (Oct. 25, 2004)Rachel Dalitz (Oct. �0, 2005)Rachel Dalitz (Oct. �7, 2005)Rachel Dalitz (Nov. 7, 2005)

SCAIAW ALL-STATEKaren Mathis (�980)Pat Kilgore (�980)

NAIA ALL-DISTRICT 6Pat Kilgore (�980)Dawn Weeks (�980)Pat Kilgore (�98�)Karen Mathis (�98�)Leigh Pagan (�98�)Leigh Pagan (�982)Dawn Weeks (�982)Trisha Hass (�988)Trisha Hass (�989)

NAIA DISTRICT 6 ALL-ACADEMICLeigh Pagan (�982)Leigh Pagan (�983)Paula Skedsvoid (�983)

USC AIKEN FEMALE FRESHMAN STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE YEARLaura Williams (2003)Mandy Gerolstein (2004)

Above: Laura Williams presents teammate Mandy Gerolstein with the school’s Freshman Female Student Athlete of the Year Award. Wil-liams was the first winner of the newly created award in 2003 while Gerolstein made it 2-for-2 for the volleyball program.

#2 Roxanna Rivera (1994-98)

• Three-time All-PBC selection (1994, 95, 97)• 1996 PBC Tournament MVP• PBC all-time leader in assists, service aces, digs, and gms played

RETIRED JERSEYS

#10 Kim Merrill (1994-98)

• Four-time All-PBC selection (1994, 95, 96, 97)• 1995 PBC Player of the Year• PBC all-time leader in blocks and USCA leader in kills

INDIVIDUAL HONORS: CONFERENCE, REGIONAL, AND NATIONAL

Four-Time Peach Belt Conference Regular Season Champion (1991, 1992, 1993, 1995)3�

GAMES PLAYED�. Roxanna Rivera, �994-97 ............... 57�*2. Kim Merrill, �994-97 ........................ 5583. Jayme Hodges, �994-97 ................. 5244. Rachel Dalitz, 2002-05 .................... 4565. Jenny Lloyd, 200�-04 ...................... 454

KILLS�. Kim Merrill, �994-97 ...................... �7782. Jenny Lloyd, 200�-04 .................... �7�43. Jayme Hodges, �994-97 ............... �2374. Susanna Ruotsalaninen, ‘96-98 .... �0745. Stacy Rood, �999-2002 .................. 980

HITTING PERCENTAGE (Min. Two Yrs.)�. Kim Merrill, �994-97 ....................... .3992. Nancy Luebbers, �995-96 .............. .3523. Candice Anderson, �998-200� ...... .32�4. Nyree Barrett, �994-96 ................... .3�35. Mandy Gerolstein, 2004-pres ...... .305

SOLO BLOCKS�. Kim Merrill, �994-97 .........................295*2. Nyree Barrett, �994-96 ...................... �293. Vicki Elliott, �996-98 .......................... �244. Melanie Freitag, �99�-92 ................... �0�5. Jenny Lloyd, 200�-04 .......................... 93

BLOCK ASSISTS�. Kim Merrill, �994-97 .........................464*2. Vicki Elliott �996-98 ........................... 2393. Jenny Lloyd, 200�-04 ........................ 2374. Roxanna Rivera, �994-97 .................. 2365. Nyree Barrett, �994-96 ...................... 2�7

TOTAL BLOCKS�. Kim Merrill, �994-97 .........................759*2. Vicki Elliott, �996-98 .......................... 3633. Nyree Barrett, �994-96 ...................... 3464. Jenny Lloyd, 200�-04 ........................ 3305. Stacy Rood, �999-2002 .................... 305

ASSISTS�. Roxanna Rivera, �994-97 ............. 6845*2. Rachel Dalitz, 2002-05 .................. 45723. Candice Anderson, �998-200� ..... 37954. Karen Latham, �992-94 ................. �4445. Cheryl Barcas, 2003-pres .............. 712

ACES�. Roxanna Rivera, �994-97 ............... 280*2. Rachel Dalitz, 2002-05 .................... 2423. Jayme Hodges, �994-97 ................. 2244. Angela Hornish, �99�-93 ................. �865. Kim Merrill, �994-97 ........................ �85

DIGS�. Roxanna Rivera, �994-97 ............. �753*2. Jayme Hodges, �994-97 ............... �3873. Jenny Lloyd, 200�-04 .................... �2974. Candice Anderson, �998-200� ..... ��85. Kim Merrill, �994-97 ...................... �074

RECORD BOOK: CAREER TOP 5 LISTS

GAMES PLAYEDt�. Roxanna Rivera, �995 .................... �55t�. Kim Merrill, �995 ............................ �553. Roxanna Rivera, �994 ..................... �444. Raquel Gonzales, �995 ................... �435. Three Tied ........................................ �4�

KILLS�. Jenny Lloyd, 2004 ........................... 5972. Jenny Lloyd, 2003 ........................... 5833. Kim Merrill, �997 ............................. 54�4. Amy Long, 2003 .............................. 5035. Kim Merrill, �995 ............................. 462

KILLS PER GAME�. Jenny Lloyd, 2004 .......................... 5.�02. Jenny Lloyd, 2003 .......................... 4.523. Kim Merrill, �997 ............................ 4.�04. Angie Chervestad, 2000 ................. 3.865. Andrea Emmons, 2000 ................... 3.66

SERVICE ACES�. Jessica Lane, 2003 ............................ 802. Jayme Hodges, �994 ........................ 77t3. Roxanna Rivera, �997 ...................... 75t3. Roxanna Rivera, �996 ...................... 755. Andrea Emmons, 200� ...................... 7�

SERVICE ACES PER GAME�. Andrea Emmons, 200� ................... 0.662. Jessica Lane, 2003 ......................... 0.623. Jenny Knutel, �99� ......................... 0.604. Rachel Dalitz, 2005 ......................... 0.595. Jayme Hodges, �994 ..................... 0.58

DIGS�. Roxanna Rivera, �995 ....................... 5�02. Jenny Lloyd, 2004 ............................. 4623. Roxanna Rivera, �994 ....................... 4594. Hayden Johnson, 2005 .................... 4125. Jayme Hodges, �994 ........................ 4�0

SOLO BLOCKS�. Kim Merrill, �997 ............................. �302. Kim Merrill, �994 ............................. ��3. Vicki Elliott, �997 ............................... 904. Kim Merrill, �995 ............................... 795. Nyree Barrett, �995 ........................... 68

BLOCK ASSISTS�. Kim Merrill, �995 ............................. �222. Kim Merrill, �996 ............................. �093. Nyree Barrett, �995 ......................... �084. Kim Merrill, �994 ............................. �035. Jenny Lloyd, 200� ............................. 93

TOTAL BLOCKS�. Kim Merrill, �994 ............................. 2�42. Kim Merrill, �995 ............................. 20�3. Kim Merrill, �997 ............................. �944. Nyree Barrett, �995 ......................... �765. Kim Merrill, �996 ............................. �50

HITTING PERCENTAGE (Min. 200 kills)�. Kim Merrill, �997 ........................... .486*2. Kim Merrill, �994 ............................ .4053. Kim Merrill, �995 ............................ .3634. Nancy Luebbers, �995 ................... .3625. Angie Chervestad, 2000 ................. .36�

ASSISTS�. Roxanna Rivera, �997 .................. �829*2. Roxanna Rivera, �995 ................... �7903. Roxanna Rivera, �994 ................... �7224. Roxanna Rivera, �996 ................... �5045. Rachel Dalitz, 2004 ........................ �389

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SINGLE SEASON AND CAREER TOP 5 LISTS


Most Digs: �,753** by Roxanna Rivera, �994-97Most Assists: 6,845** by Roxanna Rivera, �994-97Most Matches with Double Figure Kills: 93** by Jenny Lloyd, 200�-04Most Matches with 20+ Kills: 22 by Jenny Lloyd, 200�-04Most Matches with 20+ Kills and Digs: 5 by Kim Merrill, �994-97

SEASONMost Kills: 2,222** in �995Most Kills Per Game: �6.036 in �997Highest Hitting Percentage: .327** in �994Most Service Aces: 325 in �997Most Total Blocks: 433 in �997Most Digs: 2,336 in �997Most Assists: 2,009** in �997

** Peach Belt Conference Record*** NCAA Division II Record

NOTE: ALL RECORDS ARE SINCE USCA JOINED THE NCAA DIVISION II IN 1990-91

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

SINGLE MATCHMost Kills: 36 by Jenny Lloyd (vs. Augusta State, Oct. �, 2003)Most Service Aces: 9 by Roxanna Rivera (vs. Catawba, Sept. �6, �995) and 9 by Vicki Elliott (vs. Wingate, Oct. 4, �996)Most Assists: 93*** by Roxanna Rivera (vs. Presbyterian, Oct. 6, �994)Most Total Blocks: �2 by Kim Merrill (vs. Rollins, Nov. 4, �994)

SEASONMost Games Played: �55 by Roxanna Rivera, �995Most Kills: 597 by Jenny Lloyd, 2004Most Kills Per Game: 5.�0 by Jenny Lloyd, 2004Highest Hitting Percentage: .486** by Kim Merrill, �997Most Service Aces: 80 by Jessica Lane, 2003Most Service Aces Per Game: 0.66 by Andrea Emmons, 200�Most Total Blocks: 2�4 by Kim Merrill, �994

TEAM RECORDS

Most Solo Blocks: �30 by Kim Merrill, �997Most Assisted Blocks: �22 by Kim Merrill, �995Most Digs: 5�0 by Roxanna Rivera, �995Most Assists: �,829** by Roxanna Rivera, �997Most Assists Per Game: �3.35 by Roxanna Rivera, �997Most Matches with Double Figure Kills: 34** by Jenny Lloyd, 2004Most Matches with 20+ Kills: �2 by Jenny Lloyd, 2003

CAREERMost Games Played: 57�*** by Roxanna Rivera, �994-97 (Consecutive)Most Kills: �,778 by Kim Merrill, �994-97Highest Hitting Percentage: .399 by Kim Merrill, �994-97Most Service Aces: 280** by Roxanna Rivera, �994-97Most Total Blocks: 759** by Kim Merrill, �994-97Most Solo Blocks: 295** by Kim Merrill, �994-97Most Assisted Blocks: 464** by Kim Merrill, �994-97

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