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The Coaching StaffGINGER HAMRICHead CoachGinger Hamric begins her 18th season at the helm of the Catawba College volleyball program.Hamric’s teams have compiled a 364-202 record and in 2001 became the first SouthAtlantic Conference team to qualify for NCAA II regional play after claiming the 2001 SACTournament title. In 2000, Catawba took the SAC Championship and posted a 34-7 record.Catawba also captured the 1990 and 1991 SAC Tournament crowns under Hamric. She is alsoan instructor in Catawba’s Goodman School of Physical Education.Hamric is a member of the NCAA Division II National Volleyball Committee for the SouthRegion. She continues to coach juniors in the USA Volleyball program.Prior to her arrival at Catawba, Hamric, was volleyball coach and a biology teacher at Mt.Airy High School. That position was her first after graduating from Appalachian StateUniversity in 1985. She was also an assistant coach in basketball and co-coach in softball.Her volleyball teams at Mt. Airy won two state (2-A) championships (1986, 1987) andthree Northwestern Conference titles (1986-88). Two other seasons (1988 and 1989), the Lady Bears were state runner-ups. Overall,Hamric’s five-year record at Mt. Airy was 95-14. She was voted league coach of the year three times and Mt. Airy High School Teacherof the Year in 1987 and 1989.An outstanding former athlete herself, Hamric was a three-year starter in volleyball at Forbush High School, before graduating in1981. At ASU, she was captain of the team as a hitter in 1983 and 1984. She helped lead the Lady Apps to the Southern Conferencechampionship during her senior season.Hamric earned a bachelor’s of science education degree from ASU. She earned a master’s degree in science education from WakeForest. She is a member of Gamma Beta Phi academic honor society and Kappa Delta Pi educational honor society.She resides in Salisbury and in Yadkin County with her husband, Will.Assistant CoachStudent Assistant CoachesBarry RymerBarry Rymer is in his seventh yearas an assistant with the Catawbawomen’s volleyball program. Rymerpreviously served as an assistant from1999-02. He came to Catawba afterexperience as a Junior Olympic volleyballcoach in Greensboro, whereone of his team advanced to thesemifinals of the 17 Open RegionalChampionship.A 1993 graduate of the Universityof North Carolina at Greensboro,Rymer earned a bachelor of sciencedegree in elementary education and aAmanda Nantz Step Nelsonsecond degree in history. He graduated cum laude and made theDean’s List on six occasions. He graduated from South Rowan HighSchool in 1989, where he was a two-time MVP in cross country.Rymer began coaching volleyball in 1997 as an assistant atBassett High School. He helped guide the JV program to a conferencetitle. Rymer established Greensboro Volleyball Club, Inc., in1998 to organize and promote outdoor volleyball tournaments.He is a member of the United States Association of Volleyballand was USAV regional champion in 1995 and 2000, and runner-upin 1997 and 1998. Rymer won the coed championship in 1999 andwas on the All-Region team in 2000 and 2001.Rymer is a teacher at Isenberg Elementary School. He resides inChina Grove with his wife, Amy. They have two daughters, Anna(4) and Leah (2).- 3 -

2007 Catawba Volleyball ProfilesKALIN COLLIERJunior ...Hitter ...5-10 ...Rural Hall, NC8Member of SAC Honor Roll ... 2006: Saw action in 26 matches for a totalof 71 games ... fifth on team in kills ... tied match-high of 15 kills with fourdigs and a pair of blocks in S/29 win over Tusculum ... had nine kills andfour digs in O/4 win at NC Central ...also posted nine kills vs.Cameron andthe S/21 loss at Lenoir-Rhyne ... 2005: Played in a total of 98 games over29 matches as a freshman ... stood fourth on team in kills ... reached doublefigures in kills in seven matches, including four of the last eight ...reached high of 15 kills in O/21 loss to Carson-Newman and N/2 loss toWingate ... had 16 digs with two aces in O/1 loss to Newberry ... HIGHSCHOOL: Four-year starter at North Forsyth High School ... two-time allconferenceselection and Metro 4A Player of the Year as a senior ... averaged6.1 kills, 5.2 digs and 3.3 aces per game ... PERSONAL: Born KalinSiraye Collier on Dec. 25, 1986 in Winston-Salem, NC ... daughter of Arthurand Cynthia Collier ... elementary education major with a very good 3.27GPA.MP-GP KILLS DIGS BLOCKS ASSISTS ACES2005 29-98 192 79 19 5 22006 26-71 110 45 14 6 0Career 55-169 302 124 33 11 2LADY INDIANS VOLLEYBALLLAINEY EDWARDSFreshman ...Hitter/DS ...5-5 ...Asheboro, NC4HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Asheboro High School ... was a twotimeall-conference selection, posting 210 digs and 96 kills as a senior ...was named Asheboro’s top female athlete as a senior ... helped BlueComets to a 19-4 record as a senior ... also played basketball and was MVPat the conference track meet ... PERSONAL: Born Lainey Erin Edwards onJan. 31, 1989 in Asheboro ... daughter of Tim and Alison Edwards ... hasinterest in physical education and physical therapy.MELISSA GRIFFITHJunior ...Hitter ...5-8 ...Williamsburg, VA32006: Was a second team All-SAC performer ... played in all 102 games ...named SAC Player of the Week on O/30 ... ranked second in the SAC and59th in NCAA II in kills per game ... stood sixth in SAC in digs ... had 23double-figure kill matches and posted 15 double-doubles ... had four 20+kill matches with a high of 22 in O/19 win over Lenoir-Rhyne ... recorded25 digs, 20 kills and five blocks in O/4 win at NC Central ... picked up 24digs and 21 kills in O/27 win at Tusculum ... 2005: Named second teamAll-SAC and to the SAC All-Freshman team ...ranked sixth in league in kills... her kills per game at 3.6 was sixth best in school history ... second onteam in digs and third in aces ... recorded 19 double-doubles in kills anddigs ... had six 20+ kill matches with a high of 26, the sixth-best effort inschool history, in loss to Florida Southern ... also had high of 31 digsagainst FSC ... had 22 kills and 23 digs in loss to Slippery Rock ... reached24 kills in losses to Newberry and UNC-Pembroke ... served four aces inwin over Augusta State ... HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at LafayetteHigh School ... named All-State as a senior ... was two-time all-region andthree-time all-district selection ... posted 266 kills, 198 digs and 99 aces asa senior ... helped Lafayette to state quarterfinals ... PERSONAL: BornMelissa Marie Griffith on Aug.14,1986 in Williamsburg ...daughter of KimGriffith and Dale Griffith ...business major with a fine 3.08 GPA for springsemester.MP-GP KILLS DIGS BLOCKS ASSISTS ACES2005 29-110 397 435 32 21 372006 31-102 419 395 38 32 34Career 60-212 816 830 70 53 71- 5 -

2007 Catawba College Volleyball RosterNO. NAME POS HT. CLASS HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL1 Katie Moran MB/RS 6-2 Fr Northville,MI/Northville3 Melissa Griffith OH 5-8 Jr Williamsburg,VA/Lafayette4 Lainey Edwards OH/DS 5-5 Fr Asheboro,NC/Acheboro7 Lindsey Spears OH/RS 5-9 Fr Virginia Beach,VA/Ocean Lakes8 Kalin Collier OH 5-10 Jr Rural Hall,NC/N.Forsyth9 Jasmine Chunn MB 5-7 So East Bend,NC/Forbush10 Jessica Cleary OH/RS 5-8 Sr Boca Raton,FL/Olympic Heights11 Melissa Powers MB 5-10 Jr Bennett,NC/N.Moore12 Mai Zoua Lo OH/DS 5-4 So Hickory,NC/Foard13 MacKenzie White RS/S 5-8 Fr Mt. Ulla,NC/Carson14 Kristen Overby RS/S 5-9 Fr Oxford,NC/S. Vance15 Tiffany Andrassy S 5-7 Jr Raleigh,NC/Sanderson22 Andi Henderson S 5-7 Sr Swansboro,NC/Swansboro24 Nikki Bozick L/DS 5-7 So Boca Raton,FL/West BocaHead Coach: Ginger Hamric (18th year, 374-201)Assistant Coach: Barry RymerStudent Assistants: Amanda Nantz, Step NelsonPRONUNCIATION GUIDEPLAYERS’ NAMES#8 KAY-lynn CAHL-yer#12 MY-zyou-ah LOW#15 Tiffany An-DRUH-see#24 Nikki BOW-zickLINDSEY SPEARSFreshman ...Hitter ...5-9 ...Virginia Beach, VA7MACKENZIE WHITEFreshman ...Hitter/Setter ...5-8 ...Mt. Ulla, NC13HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Ocean Lakes High School ... wasDolphins team MVP and captain ... earned All-Beach and All-Tidewaterhonors ... PERSONAL: Born Lindsey Marie Spears on June 1, 1989 inNorfolk,VA ... daughter of Don and Tammy Spears ... has interest in pharmacy... brother, Jonathan, plays baseball at Radford.HIGH SCHOOL: Started at Carson High School as a senior after threeyears at West Rowan High School ... a three-time all-county and all-conferenceselection ... earned County Player of the Year honors as a junior ...was also an all-conference softball player ... PERSONAL: Born MacKenzieJordan White on Apr. 20, 1989 in Salisbury, NC ... daughter of Timothy andCasey White ... has interest in pre-law ... sister, Jacqueline, plays softball atCatawba.- 7 -

Top Five All-TimeKILLSMATCH Kills SEASON Kills1. Erin Ryan (11-5-94) 36 1. Heidi Albright (2000) 6152. Emily Overcash (10-10-97) 28 2. Erin Ryan (1995) 549Heidi Albright (8-25-00) 28 3. Brooke Werner (2000) 5144. Monte Jackson (9-28-93) 27 4. Emily Overcash (1996) 504Emily Overcash (10-1-97) 27 5. Emily Overcash (1997) 4935. Melissa Powers (9-26-06) 26CAREER Kills PER GAME AVG. Kills1. Heidi Albright (1997-00) 1573 1.Melissa Powers (2006) 4.362. Erin Ryan (1992-95) 1430 2. Heidi Albright (2000) 4.133. Monte Jackson (1990-93) 1349 3. Chrissi Harrison (2004) 4.124. Emily Overcash (1995-97) 1348 4. Melissa Griffith (2006) 4.115. Ashlee Fisher (1995-98 ) 1302 5. Emily Overcash (1996) 3.88HITTING PERCENTAGESEASON (Min. 300 Attempts) PCT.% CAREER (Min. 1000 Attempts) PCT.%1. Monte Jackson (1993) .408 1.Emily Overcash (1995-97) .3222. Emily Overcash (1995) .356 2. Elizabeth Hewitt (2001-04) .3113. Leslie Gantt (1989) .351 3. Monte Jackson (1990-93) .3104. Melissa Powers (2006) .346 4. Chrissi Harrison (2002-04) .3015. Crissi Harrison (2002) .338 5. Brooke Werner (1997-00) .280Heidi AlbrightSET ASSISTSMATCH Asst SEASON Asst1.Ann Fulk (9-7-00) 75 1.Ann Fulk (2000) 16712.Ann Fulk (10-10-00) 73 2. Nicole Scheidt (2003) 14593. Lettie Wilkes (10-05-02) 72 3.Andi Henderson (2005) 12674. Selena Wilkes (10-15-94) 70 4. Michelle Matthews (1992) 1263Ann Fulk (9-23-00) 70 5. Selena Wilkes (1995) 1262CAREER Asst PER GAME AVG. Asst1. Selena Wilkes (1992-95) 3761 1.Andi Henderson (2006) 12.232.Ann Fulk (1997-00) 2859 2. Nicole Scheidt (2003) 11.863. Stacy Johnson (1995-98) 2570 3.Ann Fulk (2000) 11.85Lettie Wilkes (1999- 02) 2570 4.Andi Henderson (2005) 11.525.Andi Henderson (2005- ) 2514 5. Michelle Matthews (1992) 10.61Ann FulkDIGSMATCH Digs SEASON Digs1.Andrea Bryant (10-15-94) 43 1. Erin Ryan (1995) 730Erin Ryan (11-3-95) 43 2. Heidi Albright (2000) 6193. Erin Naumann (10-18-03) 42 3. Chasity Clary (1996) 589Crystal Bonner (10-9-04) 42 4. Amy Peters (1992) 5815. Erin Naumann (10-5-02) 40 5. Missy Bartholomew (2005) 564CAREER Digs PER GAME AVG. Digs1. Erin Ryan (1992-95) 1978 1. Crystal Bonner (2004) 6.022.Amy Peters (1989-92) 1778 2. Erin Naumann (2002) 5.563. Hope Miller (2001-04) 1646 3. Erin Naumann (2003) 5.264. Chasity Clary (1995-98) 1532 4. Missy Bartholomew (1990) 5.085.Andrea Bryant (1991-94) 1476 5.Amy Peters (1990) 5.05Hope Miller (2005) 5.05Erin Ryan- 11 -

Top Five All-TimeBLOCKSMATCH Blocks SEASON Blocks1. Joyce Robinson (10-26-89) 37 1. Leslie Gantt (1989) 4452. Leslie Gantt (10-26-89) 34 2. Joyce Robinson (1989) 3663. Monte Jackson (9-7-91) 33 3. Maria Newsome (1995) 3434. 3 players 27 4. Cass Clemons (1991) 3065. Marya Haefner (1986) 287CAREER Blocks PER GAME AVG. Blocks1. Leslie Gantt (1986-89) 1170 1. Leslie Gantt (1989) 3.942. Marya Haefner (1986-89) 791 2. Joyce Robinson (1989) 3.393. Monte Jackson (1990-93) 708 3. Marya Haefner (1986) 2.814. Joyce Robinson (1986-89) 701 4. Cass Clemons (1991) 2.615. Cass Clemons (1990-92) 639 5. Marya Haefner (1987) 2.53SOLO BLOCKSMATCH Blocks SEASON Blocks1. Chris Haefner (10-30-89) 11 1. Cass Clemons (1992) 1202. Monte Jackson (9-7-91) 10 2. Maria Newsome (1995) 993. Monte Jackson (1992) 864. Monte Jackson (1993) 715. Monte Jackson (1991) 675. Cass Clemons (1991) 67Leslie GanttSERVICE ACESMATCH Aces SEASON Aces1.Amy Peters (9-27-90) 11 1. Lettie Wilkes (2000) 932. Selena Wilkes (9-17-94) 10 2. Selena Wilkes (1995) 84Hope Miller (9-18-04) 10 3. Stacy Johnson (1996) 804.Ann Fulk (10-9-99) 9 4. Selena Wilkes (1993) 69Lettie Wilkes (11-1-00) 9 5. Megan Bowman (2000) 63CAREER Aces PER GAME AVG. Aces1. Selena Wilkes (1992-95) 220 1. Stacy Johnson (1998) 0.702. Lettie Wilkes (1999-02) 177 2.Lettie Wilkes (2000) 0.683. Stacy Johnson (1995-98) 163 3. Selena Wilkes (1993) 0.614. Amy Peters (1989-92) 151 4. Selena Wilkes (1995) 0.535. Crystal Bonner (2001-04) 133 Lettie Wilkes (2001) 0.53Marya Haefner (1987) 0.53Stacy JohnsonSERVE PERCENTAGESEASON (Min. 200 Attempts) PCT.% CAREER (Min. 500 Attempts) PCT.%1. Glenda Parrish (1985) .981 1. Leanne Moreland (1987-90) .9672.Ashlee Fisher (1997) .976 2. Jan Boteler (1988-90) .9643.Andrea Bryant (1994) .974 3. Sherry Flynn (1987-90) .9574. Leanne Moreland (1988) .970 Ashlee Fisher (1995-98) .9575. Jan Boteler (1988) .967 5. Nicole Schiedt (2002-03) .950Erin Naumann- 12 -

This is Catawba CollegeSETTINGCatawba College students will tell you they wouldn’t tradeour campus — or its location — for any other. You won’teither. Catawba is located on 210 wooded acres in historicSalisbury, North Carolina. Comfortable and upbeat, our campusis ideal for interaction, involvement, and the attainmentof knowledge. And our location provides countless possibilitiesfor exploration.You’ll notice a hint of the past and a glimpse of the futurein the design of our 27 campus buildings. Surrounded bybeautifully landscaped grounds, the facilities offer a specialblend of the traditional and contemporary. Two buildingsconstructed eight years ago are immediate eye-catchers. Theyare Cannon Student Center, which promises to be a specialgathering place for students and faculty alike, and Ralph W.Ketner Hall, which houses the Ketner School of Business andCatawba’s Division of Education Services.Other key buildings include the landmark, 70-year-oldHedrick Administration Building, Omwake-Dearborn Chapel,Corriher-Linn-Black Library, Robertson College-CommunityCenter, Shuford Science Building and Abernethy PhysicalEducation Center.Students live in seven residence halls — Stanback, Barger-Zartman and Hollifield halls for women, and Abernethy, PineKnot and Salisbury-Rowan halls for men. Woodson Hallhouses both men and women.Salisbury is situated just off of Interstate 85, a major northsouthartery that gives convenient access to the entertainment,recreational and cultural activities of Charlotte, Greensboroand Winston-Salem.Students sometimes pack up on weekends and head up tothe Blue Ridge Mountains for hiking or skiing, or to theCarolina coast to enjoy the sun, sand and surf of the AtlanticOcean.CAMPUS LIFEThe Catawba campus is a special place, with a distinctsense of warmth. That warmth comes from the embrace ofSalisbury, a friendly Southern town which has always takengreat interest in the college and its students.The campus also has the influence of 144 years of traditionalvalues such as responsibility, involvement and caringfor others.There is a wealth of organizationsall in need of extra man-and-womanpowerto complete a full agenda ofactivities. Take your pick of service,honorary and scholastic clubs, publications,musical and theatre artsgroups with on-stage and backstageassignments, religious activities,and both intercollegiate andintramural athletics. Plus, there’sCannon Student Center, hub ofcampus student life with agreat lounge, well-stockedbookstore, Career Centeroffices, dining hall and postoffice.The center also hostsentertainment eventsthrough its student-runWigwam Productions, featuringacts from the bestcomedy and variety clubson the college entertainmentcircuit. (In fact,Catawba won nationalrecognition as Campus of the Year, 1993 for its entertainmentbookings!) In addition, we have our local productions, like“Talk Show,” and those crazy airband contests. And for yourburger and pizza pleasure, there’s McCorkle’s, Catawba’ssnack bar and all-around “hangout.”The Catawba campus really is a busy place — as busy asyou want it to be. Remember that an active and involved studentlife usually leads to ahighly satisfying and enjoyablecollege experience,and that’s what all of us atCatawba want you tohave. It’s all part of whatmakes Catawba a wonderfulplace to spendyour college years.“I’m glad I choseCatawba. It’s a family and that’s why I like it.I think the best school for you is the school where you feelcomfortable. For me, it’s a smaller school where, when I seesomebody walking down the hall or across the campus, I cancall them by name. I’m not just another one of thousands ofpeople. That makes me feel good. It’s a better learning environment,and that’s a very big plus.”— Margaret Cleaves, Charlotte, NC.- 13 -

2007 CATAWBA COLLEGEVOLLEYBALL SCHEDULEDATE OPPONENT SITE TIMEat Lenoir-Rhyne InvitationalFri,Aug. 24 Texas A&M-Kingsville Hickory,NC 3:00Fri,Aug. 24 Belmont Abbey Hickory,NC 5:30Sat,Aug. 25 Queens Hickory,NC 11:00aSat,Aug. 25 St.Andrews Hickory,NC 3:30at Francis Marion InvitationalFri,Aug. 31 West Georgia Florence,SC 2:00Fri,Aug. 31 Glenville State Florence,SC 5:00Sat, Sep. 1 USC-Aiken Florence,SC 11:00aSat, Sep. 1 at Francis Marion Florence,SC 4:00at AASU Pirate ClassicFri, Sep. 7 UNC-Pembroke Savannah,GA 3:00Fri, Sep. 7 at Armstrong Atlantic Savannah,GA 7:00Sat, Sep. 8 Francis Marion Savannah,GA 10:00aSat, Sep. 8 Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras Savannah,GA 2:00WED, SEP. 12 LIMESTONE SALISBURY 6:30Fri, Sep. 14 at Newberry* Newberry,SC 7:00SAT, SEP. 15 TUSCULUM* SALISBURY 1:00TUE, SEP. 18 LENOIR-RHYNE* SALISBURY 6:30FRI, SEP. 21 WINGATE* SALISBURY 7:00SAT, SEP. 22 PFEIFFER SALISBURY 2:00Tue, Sep. 25 at Lander Greenwood,SC 7:00Fri, Sep. 28 at Lincoln Memorial* Harrogate,TN 6:30Sat, Sep. 29 at Tusculum* Greeneville,TN 7:00TUE, OCT. 2 BREVARD SALISBURY 7:00Fri, Oct. 5 at Mars Hill* Mars Hill,NC 7:00Sat, Oct. 6 at Carson-Newman* Jefferson City,NC 12:00Tue, Oct. 9 at Lenoir-Rhyne* Hickory,NC 6:30FRI, OCT. 12 NEWBERRY* SALISBURY 7:00Fri, Oct. 19 at Wingate* Wingate,NC 7:00FRI, OCT. 26 LINCOLN MEMORIAL* SALISBURY 6:30Wed, Oct. 31 at Brevard Brevard,NC 6:30FRI, NOV. 2 MARS HILL* SALISBURY 7:00SAT, NOV. 3 CARSON-NEWMAN* SALISBURY 4:00Tue, Nov. 6 at UNC-Pembroke Pembroke,NC 7:00Nov. 9-10 SAC Tournament Jefferson City,TN TBABOLD CAPS DENOTE HOME GAMES* Denotes South Atlantic Conference gamesHEAD COACH: Ginger Hamric (18th year, 364-202)ASSISTANT COACHES: Barry RymerSTUDENT ASSISTANTS: Amanda Nantz, Step NelsonVOLLEYBALL OFFICE TELEPHONE: (704-637-4480)HOME FACILITY: Goodman Gym (3,500)SPORTS INFORMATION: Jim Lewis (704-637-4720)