What A Year For Judson : 6 CCAC Championships

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W h a t A Y e a r F o r J u d s o n : 6 C C A C C h a m p i o n s h i p snew coach, new DirectionThe 2007 season brought a change in the JudsonUniversity volleyball program as Craig Vlietstra becamethe new head coach in August after JenniferAlderson stepped down after four seasons. Vlietstracame to Judson after coaching two seasons at theNCAA Division II level.Vlietstra was on the staff of Grand Valley State University(Mich.) in 2005 when they won the NCAA DivisionII National Championship. In the 2006 season,he was the assistant coach at Michigan Tech andhelped guide them to a NCAA Division II Tournamentberth. He has also made coaching stops at GlenOaks Community College and Michigan State Universityand was also the head coach at Siena Heights forsix seasons.the 2007 seasonThe 2007 season started off with a 4-2 record as Judsongave new head coach Craig Vlietstra his first winin his first match of the season over Ashford University.Judson then went 2-2 in their own tournamentand defeated Calumet College to start off CCAC play1-0. From that point, the season was up and downdue to injuries.There were series of combined wins and losses asJudson finished the season at 13-23. Judson finishedwith a 3-6 record in the CCAC for seventh place.They also were the NCCAA North Central regionalrunners-up.NCCAA Regional runners-upHosting the 2007 NCCAA North Central Regional,Judson University finished as the runners-up toBethel College. Judson played Bethel College in thechampionship and fell in three games, 30-16, 30-19,30-26.NCCAA awardsFour Judson players were given NCCAA awards asDebra Leganski led the way. Leganski was named tothe NCCAA All-American Second-Team and was NC-CAA All-North Central Region, too. Gaining NCCAAAll-North Central Region status were Erin Bultinck,Kym Gagnon, and Danielle Dull.NCCAA Academic all-americanAlesha Flikkema was named to the NCCAA AcademicAll-American team for Judson. This was her first timeon the academic all-American team.ccac awardsDebra Leganski was named to the All-CCAC HonorableMention team for the second year in a row. Shewas also named the CCAC Player of the Week forSeptember 4th.NAIA Region vii player of theweekBy gaining the CCAC Player of the Week forSeptember 4th, Leganski was awarded the NAIARegion VII Player of the Week. In four matches,Leganski recorded 123 total digs and averaged7.69 digs per game and 7.5 passes per gameas she was named to the Judson All-Tournamentteam. She recorded 39 digs in her first matchvs. Goshen College and then finished the tournamentwith 34 digs vs. Siena Heights.Leganski breaks singleseason record for digsBreaking her record for digs in the season thatshe set the season before, Debra Leganski recorded776 digs in the 2007. The 776 broke herschool record that she set in 2006 with 667.Leganski is all-time leader indigs per gameAveraging 6.17 digs per game, Debra Leganskitook over first place for all-time leader in digsper game. She is more than one dig per gameahead of second place. In two seasons, shehas 1,443 digs.Finishing her career in fourth place, Kym Gagnonaveraged 3.83 digs per game.1. Debra Leganski.........2006-2007...... 6.192. Lisa Vazzana...............2003-2004...... 4.973. Stephanie Swierenga..2004-2005...... 3.884. Kym Gagnon..............2004-2007...... 3.835. Michelle Yubeta...........1999-2001...... 3.64Megan Wagner............2004-2005...... 3.64gagnon finishes four-yearcareerKym Gagnon finished her four-year career atJudson and is now in the top 10 list for severalcategories. She is fourth in digs per game (3.83),fifth in digs (1,399), and sixth in total attempts(2,460). In four years, she helped Judson to 69wins.Bultinck enjoys two-yearcareerErin Bultinck finished her two-year career at Judsonas she is fifth on the career kills per gamelist at 2.89. In two years, she had 570 kills whichd e b r a l e g a n s k in c c a a A l l - A m e r i c a na l l - c c a c h o n o r a b l e M e n t i o nwas good for the average of 2.89 per game.She also had a great 2007 season as she finishedin the top 10 for individual kills per gamein a season. She averaged 3.43 kills per gamewhich is good for fourth overall in a season.dull, campioni enter top 10for single season recordsBoth Danielle Dull and Carly Campioni movedinto the top 10 for individual season performances.Dull had 39 solo blocks to finishsixth in a season. Campioni was in two categoriesas she was seventh in assists (1,078)and fourth in assists per season (9.80).dull, campioni enter top 10for program recordsDanielle Dull is in the top 10 overall for theprogram in solo blocks and total blocks. Sheis seventh all-time in blocks solo (75) and 10thin overall blocks with 191. After one season,Carly Campioni is fifth overall in assists with1,078.
W h a t A Y e a r F o r J u d s o n : 6 C C A C C h a m p i o n s h i p s1R o s t e r26 1No. Player Yr Pos Ht Hometown/High School2 Brittany DeNomme Sr. OH 5-9 Cleveland, Ohio/St. John Neumann HS3 Jessie Fortner Fr. M 5-10 Elgin, Ill./Elgin HS4 Debra Leganski So. L 5-7 Elgin, Ill./Larkin HS5 Danielle Dull So. M 6-2 Waupun, Wisc./Central Wis. Christian HS6 Rachel Pope Jr. M 5-10 Newark, Ill./Newark HS8 Michelle Weissman Fr. OH 5-9 Glenview, Ill./Maine East HS9 Kym Gagnon Sr. M 5-10 Flagstaff, Ariz./Coconino HS10 Alesha Flikkema Jr. M 6-0 Delavan, Wisc./Faith Christian HS11 Carly Campioni Fr. S 5-7 Crystal Lake, Ill./ Crystal Lake South HS12 Erin Bultinck Sr. M 5-10 Elgin, Ill./Larkin HS13 Brittany Nicley Sr. S 5-9 Lebanon, Ind./Western Boone HSHead Coach: Craig Vlietstra (Western Michigan) - 1st season1S c h e d u l eDate Opponent Time8/25 at Ashford 5:00 p.m.8/31-9/1 JUDSON TOURNAMENT8/31 vs. Goshen 6:00 p.m.vs. Bethel8:00 p.m.9/1 vs. Missouri Valley 9:00 a.m.vs. Siena Heights 1:00 p.m.9/4 CALUMET * 7:30 p.m.9/7-8 ILLINOIS TECH TOURNAMENT9/7 vs. Aquinas 4:00 p.m.vs. Cornerstone6:00 p.m.9/8 vs. Spring Arbor 10:00 a.m.vs. vs. Ashford12:00 p.m.9/11 at Robert Morris * 7:30 p.m.9/14-15 ST. FRANCIS TOURNAMENT9/14 vs. Cornerstone 4:00 p.m.vs. St. Ambrose6:15 p.m.9/15 vs. Missouri Valley 10:00 a.m.vs. St. Francis12:30 p.m.9/18 ST. XAVIER * 7:30 p.m.9/25 at Trinity Christian * 7:30 p.m.9/29 GRACE ^ 10:00 a.m.10/2 ST. FRANCIS * 7:30 p.m.10/5-6 CORNERSTONE INVITATIONAL10/5 vs. Davenport 3:00 p.m.vs. Cornerstone7:00 p.m.10/6 vs. Aquinas 10:00 a.m.vs. Grace (IN)1:00 p.m.10/9 at Cardinal Stritch * 7:00 p.m.10/10 at Wheaton 7:00 p.m.10/13 JUDSON TRI-MEETvs. Mt. Mercy1:00 p.m.vs. Cornerstone5:00 p.m.10/16 at Olivet Nazarene * 7:30 p.m.10/23 ILLINOIS TECH * 7:30 p.m.10/26-27 CCAC / MCC CHALLENGE10/26 vs. Mt. Mercy 2:00 p.m.vs. Ashford6:00 p.m.10/27 vs. Viterbo 11:00 a.m.vs. Grand View3:00 p.m.10/30 at Trinity International * 7:30 p.m.* denotes CCAC match^ HomecomingHOME GAMES IN CAPS
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