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2012 Volleyball Media Guide
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2012 Schedule
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-DEARBORN TOURNAMENT
Aug. 24 Lourdes College Neutral Noon
Aug. 24 Indiana Institute of Technology Neutral 6 p.m.
Aug. 25 Lawrence Technological University Neutral 9:30 a.m.
Aug. 25 Bethel (Ind.) College Neutral 1:30 p.m.
SAINT XAVIER UNIVERSITY TOURNAMENT
Sept. 1 Siena Heights University Neutral 12 p.m.
Sept. 1 Saint Xavier University Away 2 p.m.
Sept. 4 Calumet College of St. Joseph * Away 7 p.m.
Sept. 6 Indiana University South Bend * Home 7 p.m.
MADONNA UNIVERSITY TOURNAMENT
Sept. 7 University of Windsor Neutral 5 p.m.
Sept. 7 Rochester College Neutral 7 p.m.
Sept. 8 Concordia (Mich.) University Neutral 10:30 a.m.
Sept. 8 Madonna University Away 12:30 p.m.
Sept. 11 Olivet Nazarene University * Home 7 p.m.
Sept. 18 Ashford University Home 7 p.m.
Sept. 20 Purdue University North Central * Home 7 p.m.
Sept. 21 Lewis University Away 4 p.m.
Sept. 25 Trinity Christian College * Away 7 p.m.
Sept. 27 Purdue University Calumet * Away 7 p.m.
Oct. 2 Calumet College of St. Joseph * Home 7 p.m.
Oct. 3 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) College Away 7 p.m.
CCAC CROSSOVER TOURNAMENT (at Calumet St. Joseph)
Oct. 5 Roosevelt University * Neutral 1 p.m.
Oct. 5 Robert Morris University * Neutral 5 p.m.
Oct. 6 Trinity International University * Neutral 11 a.m.
Oct. 6 Saint Xavier University * Neutral 3 p.m.
Oct. 9 Indiana University South Bend * Away 6 p.m.
Oct. 11 Olivet Nazarene University * Away 7 p.m.
USF BIG GUNS CLASSIC
Oct. 12 Ashford University Home 4 p.m.
Oct. 12 Cornerstone University Home 8 p.m.
Oct. 13 St. Ambrose University Home 9 a.m.
Oct. 13 Mt. Mercy University Home 11 a.m.
Oct. 15 Warner University Away 2 p.m.
Oct. 15 Southeastern University Away 6 p.m.
Oct. 16 St. Leo University Away 6 p.m.
Oct. 23 Purdue University North Central * Away 7 p.m.
CCAC CROSSOVER TOURNAMENT (at Illinois Tech)
Oct. 26 Judson University * Neutral 5 p.m.
Oct. 26 Illinois Institute of Technology * Away 7 p.m.
Oct. 27 Cardinal Stritch University * Neutral 11 a.m.
Oct. 30 Trinity Christian College * Home 7 p.m.
Nov. 1 Purdue University Calumet * Home 7 p.m.
Nov. 6 CCAC TOURNAMENT – Quarterfinals TBA TBA
Nov. 8 CCAC TOURNAMENT – Semifinals TBA TBA
Nov. 10 CCAC TOURNAMENT - Final TBA TBA
Nov. 17 NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT (Opening Round) TBA TBA
Nov. 29 – Dec. 3 NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT (Sioux City, Iowa) TBA
* Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference contest All times Central

Table of Contents & Quick Facts
TABLE OF CONTENTS
2012 Schedule Inside Front Cover
Head Coach Cara Currier 2
Assistant Coaches 3
Season Outlook 4
2012 Roster 5
Player Profiles 6-15
Record Book 15
2011 Statistics 16
2011 CCAC Review 16
2011 Results 17
Year-by-Year Records 18
Coaching Records 18
Postseason History 18
Honor Roll 19
Opponent Series Records 20
Patrick J. Sullivan Recreation Center
USF VOLLEYBALL ON THE WEB
Social Media
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twitter.com/USFSaints
youtube.com/USFathletics
Home Match Video Streaming
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Inside Back Cover
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USF QUICK FACTS
General Information
Location:
Joliet, Ill.
Founded: 1920
Enrollment: 3,400
Affiliation:
NAIA
Nickname:
Fighting Saints
Colors:
Brown & Gold
President:
Dr. Michael J. Vinciguerra
Athletic Director:
Dave Laketa
Conference: Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic (CCAC)
Arena:
Patrick J. Sullivan Recreation Center
Athletics Website:
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Athletics Phone: (815) 740-3464
Volleyball Information
Head Coach:
Cara Currier
Alma Mater: Augustana (Ill.) 1990
Career Record:
255-166 (11th year)
Record at St. Francis:
255-166 (11th year)
Phone: (815) 740-3407
Team Information
2011 Overall Record: 25-16
2011 CCAC Record (Place): 9-3 (4th)
Volleyball History
First Season: 1981
All-Time Record: 922-462
Years in NAIA Postseason: 8
Last Postseason Appearance: 2002
Sports Information
SID:
Dave Hilbert
Email:
dhilbert@stfrancis.edu
Office: (815) 740-3614
Cell: (630) 272-2904
Fax: (815) 740-3841
Athletics Website
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CREDITS
The 2012 University of St. Francis Volleyball Media Guide was
designed and edited by Dave Hilbert, Sports Information Director,
with assistance from Amanda Jensen and Dave Laketa.
2012 USF Fighting Saints Volleyball 1

Head Coach Cara Currier
Cara Currier embarks
on her 11th season as
head volleyball coach
at University of St.
Francis joining fellow
Saint head coaches
Paul Downey (men’s
golf) and Rebecca
Boyter (Spiritline) in
their second decade
of serving the USF department
of athletics.
Currier, who has
had only one team
(2006) finish under
.500 in her first 10
seasons, is hoping to
get back to where she
was in her first year
as head coach of the Saints – the NAIA National Championship
Tournament.
After spending the 2000 and 2001 seasons as USF’s
assistant volleyball coach, Currier took over the Saints’
program in 2002 and found immediate success. Her initial
team not only posted a 35-9 mark, but also advanced
to the NAIA national tourney, where it tied for 11th place.
In addition, Currier and her contingent added a Chicagoland
Collegiate Athletic Conference tournament title
and an NAIA Region VII tournament championship to
their list of accomplishments in her inaugural campaign.
In her sixth season in 2007, Currier added two more
firsts to her coaching credentials at St. Francis – a CCAC
regular-season championship and a CCAC Coach of the
Year award. She directed the Saints to a share of the
league title with rival Saint Xavier, and the team claimed
the No. 1 seed in the CCAC postseason tournament thanks
to a three-set sweep of the Cougars in the regular-season
meeting.
The Saints narrowly missed adding the CCAC tournament
title to their 2007 accomplishments, losing a hardfought
four-set match at home to defending champion
Olivet Nazarene.
Currier, who posted her 200th career collegiate
coaching victory in 2009, stands 255-166 in her 10 years
at the USF helm.
In addition to her responsibilities as head volleyball
coach, Currier also serves as an assistant director of athletics
at USF.
Prior to arriving at St. Francis, Currier spent five years
as a math teacher and coach at Plainfield Central High
School. In her four years as the girls’ varsity volleyball
coach, the Wildcats went 46-68-6. She also served as the
head softball coach on the sophomore level all five years.
Currier received bachelor of arts degrees in both
mathematics and secondary education from Augustana
(Ill.) College in 1990 and a master of science degree in
sports management from Western Illinois University in
1998.
While attending Augustana, Currier posted a 3.31
grade point average and earned a total of 11 letters in
volleyball, swimming and softball. Her collegiate honors
included being named a softball Academic All-American,
earning selection to the Dean’s List and serving as a team
captain. She also was an all-conference performer in both
softball and swimming, and was the recipient of the Outstanding
Participant Award at the College Conference of
Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) Swimming Championships.
During her prep career at Hononegah High School in
Rockton, Currier was a three-sport athlete, competing in
volleyball, basketball and softball.
Currier is the mother of twin daughters, Ashley and
Haley, who were born in 2003. The family resides in Minooka.
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Assistant Coaches
Jeana Pekol
Former University of St. Francis volleyball player Jeana (Carrico) Pekol enters her 10th
season as Cara Currier’s right hand and chief consultant on the Saints’ coaching staff.
Pekol played her senior season at USF in 1998 and was named to the All-Chicagoland
Collegiate Athletic Conference team that year. She also was recognized twice as the league’s
player of the week.
Before transferring to USF, Pekol competed at NCAA Division II University of Missouri-
St. Louis her freshman year and Division I Northeastern Illinois University the following
two seasons. While at UMSL, she was voted as the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics
Association Freshman of the Year. She gained honors at Northeastern Illinois as well, making
the All-Mid-Continent Conference Team.
Pekol, a member of the Kappa Delta Phi International Honor Society, also was the vicepresident
of the Student-Athlete Advisory Board while at Northeastern Illinois. Her previous
coaching background includes working at St. Francis’ All-American Camp and both the Peru
Park District and La Salle-Peru High School summer camps. She also coached the Illinois
Valley Volley Power club team.
After receiving a bachelor’s degree in elementary education from USF in 1999, Pekol went on to get her master’s in
educational leadership from Aurora University in 2004.
In addition to coaching at USF, Pekol serves as principal at Minooka Intermediate School. She and her husband, Scott, a
former USF basketball player, live in Joliet with their twin sons, Zach and Luke.
Kelly Van Duyne
An All-American and four-year volleyball letter winner at St. Francis from 1998-2001,
Kelly (Orszulak) Van Duyne begins her second year with the USF coaching staff this fall.
Van Duyne capped her playing career in 2001 with selection to the NAIA All-America
Team as an honorable mention pick. That same year she also garnered NAIA All-Region VII
and All-Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference recognition.
During her four-year career, Van Duyne helped the Saints compile an overall record of
99-49, good for a .668 winning percentage.
Van Duyne earned a bachelor’s degree in elementary education from St. Francis in 2002.
After graduation, she spent time as a teacher, assistant director of a day care center, and youth
and family director at a local YMCA.
Van Duyne lives in Wilmington with her husband, Sam, and the couple’s three children,
Logan, Travis, and Eli.
Sarah Ahline
Three-time All-Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference outside hitter Sarah Ahline
joins the coaching staff at her alma mater this season.
A four-year letter winner for the Saints, Ahline capped her stellar career in 2011 with her
third straight selection to the All-CCAC Team after ranking second on the team in total kills
(360) and kills per set (2.59).
Ahline emerged as a significant contributor as a freshman in 2008 as she ranked fourth on
the club with 1.71 kills per set and led all USF first-years with 42 blocks. She earned All-CCAC
honorable mention accolades in 2009 following a season in which she registered 326 kills and
a team-best .240 attack percentage. Then in 2010 she garnered All-CCAC Second Team honors
on the strength of her 293 kills.
A volleyball and track & field athlete at Lemont (Ill.) High School, Ahline studied radiation
therapy as an undergraduate at St. Francis. She is single and resides in Joliet.
2012 USF Fighting Saints Volleyball 3

2012 Season Outlook
University of St. Francis Head Coach
Cara Currier will have at her disposal in
2012 one of the most experienced teams
of her 11-year tenure at the helm of the
USF volleyball program.
Of the nine players who saw action
in at least 80 sets for last year’s 25-16
squad, eight return this fall. Six of those
eight returnees played in at least 100
sets.
Richards Returns at Setter
At the setter position, senior Ashley
Richards is back after starting all or part
of the last three seasons. After being
thrust into the role as a freshman in
2009 because of an injury to veteran
starter Kelsey Polte, Richards shared the
starting spot the following year before
taking over as the everyday setter in
2011.
In 145 sets over 41 matches last fall,
Richards recorded 1,396 assists (9.63
per set) with a .390 percentage while
collecting 40 or more assists on 15 occasions.
She also shared the team lead with
41 service aces.
In her three years at USF, Richards
has totaled 3,801 assists to go along with
100 aces.
Backing up Richards will be junior
Hannah Hunnicutt, who saw limited
action a year ago after redshirting
in 2010, as well as freshmen Megan
Mowery and Brittany Showalter.
On the Outside
USF’s most decorated player during
the past three years, senior Jazzmyne
Robbins is set to conclude her stellar
career this season. A three-time
All-Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic
Conference First Team outside hitter,
Robbins has clubbed 1,525 kills since her
arrival at St. Francis in 2009.
In 2011, Robbins led the Saints in
kills (537) for the third time in as many
years. She turned in 30 double-digit kill
performances in 41 matches, including
five matches where she hit 20 or more.
Her .299 attack percentage also stood as
the best mark on the team.
Robbins hit 433 kills as a sophomore
after being cited as the CCAC Freshman
of the Year in 2009, a season in which
she led the league with 555 kills.
St. Francis will also look to senior
Ashley Thompson to provide a complement
to Robbins on the outside.
Competing in 31 of the Saints’ 41 contests
a year ago, she hit a career-best 130
kills.
Junior college transfer Laura Wills
and freshman Hayley Wacker should
also figure in the mix at the outside hitter
position, while Mowery looks to contribute
on the right side.
In the Middle
St. Francis returns its top two blocking
leaders from a year ago in junior Kate
McIlvanie and sophomore Caleigh Hill.
Last season, McIlvanie led the club
with 22 block solos, 62 block assists
and 84 total blocks, while Hill was next
in each of those categories (17, 50, 67).
Both players also contributed as hitters
as Hill (.263) and McIlvanie (.261)
posted the Saints’ second- and third-best
attack percentages.
Joining McIlvanie and Hill is sophomore
Paige Reinert, who turned in a
solid debut season in 2011 with 48 total
blocks and a .255 attack percentage.
Kate McIlvanie was the Saints’ leading blocker in 2011.
Three-time All-CCAC 1st Team OH Jazzmyne Robbins
Deep Defensive Unit
Senior Dana Wettergren leads a deep
unit of defensive specialists. Playing in
147 of a possible 148 sets last season,
she topped the Saints in digs (720), digs
per set (4.90) and reception percentage
(.956) in addition to sharing the club
lead in service aces (41).
Wettergren posted double-digit
digs in 39 of 41 matches, including 29
straight to end the 2011 campaign. She
notched 20 or more digs on 18 occasions
with a season-high 27 against CCAC rival
Robert Morris University. She enters her
senior year with 1,392 career digs.
Senior Laura Shain and junior
Breanne Shaw also look to make major
contributions in the backcourt along
with incoming junior transfer Mallory
Frankovich.
Last fall, Shain (421) and Shaw
(462) combined for approximately one
third of the Saints’ total receptions while
collecting nearly 500 digs between them
(Shaw 288, Shain 200). In 2010 Shaw led
the Saints with 592 digs.
Senior Breanna Rivera, who had
106 digs a year ago, bolsters the Saints’
defensive corps.
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2012 Roster
No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (High School)
1 Brittany Showalter S 5-4 Fr. Bourbonnais, Ill. (Bradley-Bourbonnais)
2 Caleigh Hill MB/OPP 5-10 So. Shorewood, Ill. (Minooka)
3 Paige Reinert MB/OPP 6-0 So. Bolingbrook, Ill. (Bolingbrook)
4 Dana Wettergren DS 5-6 Sr. Oak Forest, Ill. (Oak Forest)
5 Breanne Shaw DS 5-7 Jr. Joliet, Ill. (Joliet Township)
6 Mallory Frankovich OH/DS 5-8 Jr. Crest Hill, Ill. (Lockport)
7 Kate McIlvanie MB 6-0 Jr. Eleroy, Ill. (Lena-Winslow)
8 Laura Wills OH/OPP 5-11 Jr. Morris, Ill. (Morris)
9 Hannah Hunnicutt S 5-4 So. Michigan City, Ind. (La Porte)
10 Haley Ambrosch DS 5-7 Jr. Joliet, Ill. (Joliet Township)
11 Laura Shain S/DS 5-8 Sr. Joliet, Ill. (Plainfield Central)
12 Megan Mowery S/OPP 5-7 Fr. Great Lakes, Ill. (Carmel Catholic)
13 Jazzmyne Robbins OH 6-1 Sr. Peru, Ill. (La Salle-Peru)
14 Breanna Rivera DS 5-6 Sr. Shorewood, Ill. (Minooka)
15 Ashley Richards S 5-4 Sr. Wilmington, Ill. (Wilmington)
16 Ashley Thompson OH/DS 5-9 Sr. Hobart, Ind. (Portage)
20 Hayley Wacker OH 5-11 Fr. Frankfort, Ill. (Lincoln-Way North)
Head Coach:
Assistant Coaches:
Cara Currier
Jeana Pekol, Kelly Van Duyne, Sarah Ahline
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Player Profiles - Returnees
#2 Caleigh Hill
Sophomore • 5-10 • Middle Blocker/Opposite
Shorewood, Ill. • Minooka H.S.
At USF in 2011: Competed in 34 of 41 matches and a total of 107 sets as a freshman for
the Saints … Attacked at a .263 percentage with 160 kills in 399 attempts … Averaged 1.50
kills per set … Tallied 17 solo blocks and 50 assisted blocks, which was second to teammate
Kate McIlvanie’s 22 and 62, respectively … Established a career-high 12 kills vs. Madonna on
October 29 … Accumulated at least one block assist in 19 separate matches, including a streak
of five between October 27-29 … Recorded a season-high four solo blocks against Daemen
on November 2 … Also tallied five block assists for a total of nine blocks in that match. In
High School: Coached by Chris Hoelscher … A three-sport athlete at nearby Minooka High …
Lettered three times in volleyball, twice in track & field and once in basketball … Named All-
Area in volleyball by both the Joliet Herald-News and the Morris Daily Herald as a senior in
2010 … An honorable mention All-State pick that same year by the Champaign News-Gazette
… Voted the Most Spirited Player on her volleyball team as a sophomore in 2008 … Also named her team’s Most Valuable
Player in track in 2008 and was captain of that team … Earned All-Southwest Prairie Conference honors in the 300-meter
hurdles as a sophomore on the track team. Other: Born 4/10/92 … A visual arts major, seeking a secondary certification
in education.
Single-Match Career Highs
Kills: 12 (vs. Madonna, 10/29/11)
Assists: 1 (five matches)
Aces: 2 (two matches)
Digs: 6 (vs. Saint Joseph’s Ind., 11/2/11)
Passes: 6 (vs. Union, Tenn., 9/30/11)
Total Blocks: 9 (vs. Daemen, 10/28/11)
Solo Blocks: 4 (vs. Daemen, 10/28/11)
Assisted Blocks: 5 (two matches)
Year G K E TA Pct. K/G Serves SA SE Pct. Sets Ast. Pct. A/G SRA RE Pct. BS BA BE B/G Digs D/G
2011 107 161 56 399 .263 1.50 134 8 8 .940 36 5 .139 0.05 20 2 .900 17 50 13 0.63 52 0.49
#9 Hannah Hunnicutt
Sophomore • 5-4 • Setter
Michigan City, Ind. • La Porte H.S.
At USF in 2011: Appeared in six matches and 11 total sets … Accumulated eight assists on
the year in limited action … Connected for five service aces and served at a .933 success rate
… Also tallied nine digs throughout the season. At USF in 2010: Redshirted as a freshman.
In High School: Coached by Marybeth Lebo … A two-time volleyball letter winner at La
Porte High in northwest Indiana … Also a two-time team Most Valuable Player as a junior
and senior … Earned All-Duneland Athletic Conference recognition both seasons … Named
All-Area by the La Porte Herald-Argus and the Michigan City News-Dispatch … Captured MVP
honors at the 2008 La Porte Invitational Tournament … Also served as team co-captain for
the Slicers … Winner of the team’s Setting Award as a junior … Spent her freshman year at
Michigan City H.S. and transferred to La Porte H.S. prior to her sophomore season … Due to
Indiana High School Athletic Association transfer rules, she was only allowed to participate
on the junior varsity squad that sophomore season. Other: Born 12/26/91 … An elementary education major ... Made the
Dean’s List in the spring of 2011 and the spring of 2012.
Single-Match Career Highs
Kills: none
Assists: 5 (vs. Viterbo, 10/15/11)
Aces: 2 (vs. Purdue-North Central, 10/25/11)
Digs: 3 (three matches)
Passes: 10 (vs. Viterbo, 10/15/11)
Total Blocks: none
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Player Profiles - Returnees
Year G K E TA Pct. K/G Serves SA SE Pct. Sets Ast. Pct. A/G SRA RE Pct. BS BA BE B/G Digs D/G
2010 Medical Redshirt
2011 11 0 0 3 .000 0.00 30 5 2 .933 37 8 .216 0.73 6 0 1.000 0 0 0 0.00 10 0.91
Total 11 0 0 3 .000 0.00 30 5 2 .933 37 8 .216 0.73 6 0 1.000 0 0 0 0.00 10 0.91
#7 Kate McIlvanie
Junior • 6-0 • Middle Blocker
Eleroy, Ill. • Lena-Winslow H.S.
At USF in 2011: Appeared in 37 matches as a sophomore … Led the Saints in blocks with
84 on the season … Posted 22 solo blocks and 62 block assists … Also led the team with 0.70
blocks per set … Was the second-most consistent serve receiver on the squad with a .940
average … Ranked third on the team in six different statistical categories, including kills
(218), total attempts (598), attacking percentage (.261), kills per set (1.85), service aces
(20) and service aces per set (0.17) … Smacked a career-high 13 kills in the first match of
the season against Roberts Wesleyan on August 26 … Also set a career high in digs (8) vs.
Trinity International on October 11 … Recorded at least one block assist in 28 of 37 matches,
including a streak of 13 straight between August 30-September 29. At USF in 2010: Worked
her way into a starting position as one of the two USF middle blockers midway through her
freshman season … Finished the year with 103 kills, the fifth-highest total on the team … Her
52 blocks were second-best on the club, trailing only senior All-CCAC middle Lauren Hoffman … Posted a season-best 11
kills – against only two errors in 20 total attempts – in a four-set win over St. Ambrose at USF’s Big Guns Classic … Seasonbest
block effort was a total of six in a five-set loss to Bethel (Ind.) in the Big Guns Classic. In High School: Coached by Sue
Amendt … A four-time volleyball and two-time track letter winner at Lena-Winslow H.S. … Two-time Most Valuable Player
of her team … Also served as team captain in those two seasons … Named Lena-Winslow’s Best Offensive Player as a senior
… Earned All-Area recognition and Player of the Year honors from the Village Voices newspaper. Other: Born 1/25/92 …
An accounting major … Garnered Dean’s List recognition in each of her first four semesters at USF.
Single-Match Career Highs
Kills: 13 (vs. Roberts Wesleyan, 8/26/11)
Assists: 1 (nine matches)
Aces: 3 (vs. Siena Heights, 9/2/11)
Digs: 8 (Trinity International, 10/11/11)
Passes: 6 (three matches)
Total Blocks: 6 (two matches)
Solo Blocks: 3 (two matches)
Assisted Blocks: 5 (five matches)
Year G K E TA Pct. K/G Serves SA SE Pct. Sets Ast. Pct. A/G SRA RE Pct. BS BA BE B/G Digs D/G
2010 79 103 42 317 .192 1.30 2 0 0 1.000 17 2 .118 0.03 27 4 .852 7 45 16 0.66 12 0.15
2011 120 218 62 598 .261 1.82 386 20 30 .922 57 7 .123 0.06 50 3 .940 22 62 20 0.70 72 0.60
Total 199 321 104 915 .237 1.61 388 20 30 .923 74 9 .122 0.05 77 7 .909 29 107 36 0.68 84 0.42
#3 Paige Reinert
Sophomore • 6-0 • Middle Blocker/Opposite
Bolingbrook, Ill. • Bolingbrook H.S.
At USF in 2011: Saw action in 30 matches throughout her freshman campaign … Recorded
124 kills with an attack average of .255 … Registered 36 block assists on the year … Ranked
third on the team in solo blocks with 12 … Also was third-best with 0.59 blocks per game
… Took credit for at least one kill in all but four matches played on the year … Tallied a
season-high 12 kills vs. Madonna on October 29 … Posted her first career solo block in her
collegiate debut against Mount Vernon Nazarene on August 26 … Also had three block assists
in that same contest … Credited with a season-high six block assists vs. Warner on October
19. In High School: Coached by Andrea Bercot … A three-time letter winner in volleyball at
Bolingbrook High … Captained the Raiders’ squad as a senior … Earned honorable mention
All-Area accolades from the Joliet Herald-News as both a junior and senior … Also played club
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Player Profiles - Returnees
volleyball at Illinois Performance from 2007-10. Other: Born 6/24/93 … A social work major.
Single-Match Career Highs
Kills: 12 (vs. Madonna, 10/29/11)
Assists: 3 (vs. Warner, 10/19/11)
Aces: None
Digs: 3 (three matches)
Passes: 4 (vs. Robert Morris, 11/8/11)
Total Blocks: 7 (vs. Warner, 10/19/11)
Solo Blocks: 3 (vs. Madonna, 10/29/11)
Assisted Blocks: 6 (vs. Warner, 10/19/11)
Year G K E TA Pct. K/G Serves SA SE Pct. Sets Ast. Pct. A/G SRA RE Pct. BS BA BE B/G Digs D/G
2011 82 124 42 322 .255 1.51 9 0 1 .889 27 8 .296 0.10 15 3 .800 12 36 13 0.59 12 0.15
#15 Ashley Richards
Senior • 5-4 • Setter
Wilmington, Ill. • Wilmington H.S.
At USF in 2011: Was the Saints’ main setter … Recorded 1,396 assists (9.63 per set) with
a .390 percentage … Tied for the team lead in service aces with 41 … Ranked third in digs
with 276 … Accumulated 40-plus assists on 15 separate occasions throughout the year …
Attacked for an .875 average against Calumet St. Joseph with a career-high seven kills in
eight attempts on September 6 … Matched a career-high of five total blocks vs. Saint Joseph’s
(Ind.) on November 2. At USF in 2010: Shared playing time at the setter position with fifthyear
senior Kelsey Polte … Led the Saints with 859 assists and was right behind Polte (6.43)
with an average of 6.27 assists per game … Had a pair of matches with 50 or more assists
… Collected a season-best 52 assists in a four-set win over St. Ambrose at the USF Big Guns
Classic … Notched 51 in a five-set loss at Southeastern … Was second on the team with 40
service aces and an average of 0.20 aces per game … Stood fourth on the team in digs with
213. At USF in 2009: Baptized into college volleyball quickly when a season-ending injury to All-Chicagoland Collegiate
Athletic Conference setter Kelsey Polte in the season’s fifth match pushed the true freshman into a starting role … Debut
came in the home opener against NAIA nationally-ranked Indiana Tech … Helped direct the Saints to a marathon win in
the first set of that match (45-43) before Indiana Tech came back to win in four sets … Went on to collect 1,546 assists on
the season and a CCAC-high average of 10.81 assists per set … Personal best total was 59 assists in a thrilling, come-frombehind
five-set win over Bethel (Ind.) in the USF Invitational … Topped the 50-assist mark on eight occasions, with six of
those eight just four-set matches … Also added 56 kills and 19 service aces to the Saints’ offense and 49 total blocks to the
team’s defense … With Polte injured, was the only eligible setter on the roster ... Played every remaining set and match of the
season beginning with the Sept. 1 Indiana Tech contest. In High School: Coached by Dan Drye … A three-time letter winner
in volleyball and two-time monogram winner in soccer at Wilmington H.S. … Was the starting setter on a Wildcat team that
finished 32-4 and won regional and sectional titles her senior season … Served as team captain as a senior … Named First
Team All-Interstate Eight Conference … Also accorded All-Area recognition from the Kankakee Daily Journal and was a
second-team All-Area choice by the Joliet Herald-News … First setter in Wilmington H.S. history to record over 700 assists
in a single season as she finished with 725 her senior year … Recorded 230 service points and 37 aces in 353 total serves
that year … Served at a .912 clip (322 for 353) … Also registered 46 kills and 24 blocks … Voted to the all-tournament teams
at the 2008 Rochelle Invitational and the Mahomet-Seymour Invitational. Other: Born: 3/13/91 … Earned consecutive 4.00
grade point averages in each of her first six college semesters at USF and made Dean’s List in all six terms … An elementary
education major.
Single-Match Career Highs
Kills: 7 (two matches)
Assists: 59 (vs. Bethel, Ind., 9/26/09)
Aces: 4 (five matches)
Digs: 16 (vs. Culver-Stockton, 9/25/09)
Passes: 2 (vs. Robert Morris, 9/27/11)
Total Blocks: 5 (two matches)
Solo Blocks: 2 (two matches)
Assisted Blocks: 5 (vs. Culver-Stockton, 9/25/09)
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Year G K E TA Pct. K/G Serves SA SE Pct. Sets Ast. Pct. A/G SRA RE Pct. BS BA BE B/G Digs D/G
2009 143 56 33 240 .096 0.39 503 19 38 .924 4279 1546 .361 10.81 4 0 1.000 5 44 7 0.34 291 2.03
2010 137 28 16 116 .103 0.20 470 40 48 .898 2363 859 .364 6.27 2 1 .500 0 14 3 0.10 213 1.55
2011 145 106 46 337 .178 0.73 593 41 66 .889 3577 1396 .390 9.63 9 2 .778 8 45 7 0.37 276 1.90
Totals 425 190 95 693 .137 0.45 1566 100 152 .903 10219 3801 .372 8.94 15 3 .800 13 103 17 0.27 780 1.84
#14 Breanna Rivera
Senior • 5-6 • Defensive Specialist
Shorewood, Ill. • Minooka H.S.
At USF in 2011: Appeared in 29 matches as a junior … Recorded seven service aces on the year
as well as 106 digs … Posted her lone kill of the season against Cornerstone on October 15 …
Had three double-digit dig performances, including a career-high 12 vs. Aquinas on October
29. At USF in 2010: Played in two matches as a reserve defensive specialist … Battled injuries
for much of her sophomore season. At USF in 2009: Appeared in 19 matches and played in
43 sets as a freshman reserve defensive specialist … Effectively utilized as a server, collecting
six aces in 135 attempts and posting a .970 serving percentage … Percentage was second-best
on the team (trailing only senior libero Courtney Ambrosch’s .974) among players with 100
or more serves … Also added 20 digs and 25 service receptions on the season … Registered a
season-high five digs against Malone on Sept. 12 and a personal-best two aces vs. Cornerstone
on Oct. 16 in the USF Big Guns Classic. In High School: Coached by Jill Nehring … Served
as team captain as a senior volleyball player at nearby Minooka H.S. … Named the Indians’ Best Defensive Player in 2008.
Other: Born 5/15/91 … A biology major.
Single-Match Career Highs
Kills: 1 (vs. Cornerstone, 10/15/11)
Assists: 2 (two matches)
Aces: 2 (two matches)
Digs: 12 (vs. Aquinas, 10/29/11)
Passes: 28 (vs. Cornerstone, 10/15/11)
Total Blocks: none
Solo Blocks: none
Assisted Blocks: none
Year G K E TA Pct. K/G Serves SA SE Pct. Sets Ast. Pct. A/G SRA RE Pct. BS BA BE B/G Digs D/G
2009 43 0 0 1 .000 0.00 135 6 4 .970 1 0 .000 0.00 28 3 .893 0 0 0 0.00 20 0.47
2010 2 0 0 0 .000 0.00 0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00
2011 63 1 5 14 -.286 0.02 154 7 13 .916 57 10 .175 0.16 206 23 .888 0 0 0 0.00 106 1.68
Totals 108 1 5 15 -.267 0.01 289 13 17 .941 58 10 .172 0.09 234 26 .889 0 0 0 0.00 126 1.17
#13 Jazzmyne Robbins
Senior • 6-1 • Outside Hitter
Peru, Ill. • La Salle-Peru H.S.
At USF in 2011: Earned All-CCAC First Team honors for the third time in her career … Led
the team in kills (537) and kills per set (3.68) for the third straight year … Attacked at a
.299 percentage … Registered 13 service aces as well as 35 total blocks .. Posted 30 doubledigit
kill performances, including five matches where she topped 20 … Averaged a seasonbest
.579 attack percentage against Calumet St. Joseph on September 6 with 14 kills in 19
attempts … Recorded a career-high 25 kills vs. Evangel on October 1 and 10 digs vs. Roosevelt
on September 20. At USF in 2010: Named First Team All-Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic
Conference for the second straight year … Led the Saints in kills (433) and kills per set (3.12)
… Posted a .287 attacking percentage, second-best on the team behind middle blocker Lauren
Hoffman’s .323 mark … Authored a season-best 20 kills in a four-set win at CCAC foe Cardinal
Stritch … Reached the 19-kill plateau on two occasions and also had 18 kills twice … Her most
efficient match came in an early-season CCAC win over Calumet St. Joseph when she logged 12 kills in 17 attempts with no
hitting errors for an attacking percentage of .706 … Equaled her career high twice with nine digs in a match … Also matched
her career-best mark with four blocks against Ashford … Recorded 21 matches with double-figure kill totals and had nine
of those efforts in her last 11 matches of the season. At USF in 2009: Capped her outstanding first season at USF by being
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named the CCAC Freshman of the Year and a member of the All-CCAC First Team … Led the CCAC in total kills (555) and
was second in kills per set (3.68) … Named the league’s Player of the Week for the week ending Oct. 5 … Started all 43
matches and anchored the Saints’ front line … Had double-digit kill numbers in 35 of 43 matches … Posted a season-high
22 kills on three occasions – vs. Indiana Tech in four sets and against Bethel (Ind.) and Judson in five sets … Hit at a .500
or better percentage three times with a personal best .667 mark (15 kills, 1 error, 21 attempts) vs. Indiana Wesleyan on
Sept. 11 … Made immediate splash on her first weekend of collegiate volleyball at the Iowa Wesleyan Tournament … Had
10 kills with no errors in just 20 attempts in her second match against Iowa Wesleyan on Aug. 28 … Added 44 blocks to
her season statistical line, which was fifth-best on the team. In High School: Coached by Mark Haberkorn … Earned four
varsity letters in volleyball and one each in basketball and track at La Salle-Peru H.S. … Named the Most Valuable Player of
her volleyball squad as both a junior and senior … Established school record for kills her senior year … Named all-state as a
senior … Led Lady Cavaliers to 31-6 and 36-1 records in 2007 and 2008 and a pair of regional titles … The 2008 team was
36-0 before losing to Burlington Central in the sectional … The 2007 team reached the Elite Eight … Earned All-NCIC (North
Central Illinois Conference) honors as both a junior and senior … Also named the Player of the Year as a senior by the La
Salle News-Tribune. Other: Born 10/1/90 … A visual arts major … Made the Dean’s List in the spring of 2012.
Single-Match Career Highs
Kills: 25 (vs. Evangel, 10/1/11)
Assists: 2 (vs. Cornerstone, 10/15/11)
Aces: 2 (eight matches)
Digs: 10 (vs. Roosevelt, 9/20/11)
Passes: 5 (two matches)
Total Blocks: 4 (three matches)
Solo Blocks: 2 (vs. Illinois Tech, 10/27/11)
Assisted Blocks: 4 (three matches)
Year G K E TA Pct. K/G Serves SA SE Pct. Sets Ast. Pct. A/G SRA RE Pct. BS BA BE B/G Digs D/G
2009 151 555 179 1346 .279 3.68 1 0 0 1.000 41 3 .073 0.02 38 2 .947 6 38 7 0.29 110 0.73
2010 139 433 133 1044 .287 3.12 122 12 25 .795 36 5 .139 0.04 36 3 .917 4 31 5 0.25 143 1.03
2011 146 537 172 1222 .299 3.68 224 13 21 .906 78 7 .090 0.05 46 4 .913 8 27 3 0.24 147 1.01
Totals 436 1525 484 3612 .288 3.50 347 25 46 .867 155 15 .097 0.03 120 9 .925 18 96 15 0.26 400 0.92
#11 Laura Shain
Senior • 5-8 • Setter/Defensive Specialist
Joliet, Ill. • Plainfield Central H.S.
At USF in 2011: Appeared in 40 matches in 2011… Recorded 119 assists on the year in 373
attempts … Ranked third on the team in serve attempts with 417 … Posted 15 aces on the
year … Also reached the 200 mark in digs while averaging 1.45 digs per set … Registered two
double-digit assist performances ... Set a career-high 25 balls vs. Cornerstone on October 15
… Helped lead the Saints to a 3-0 victory over Daemen with a career-best three service aces
on October 28. At USF in 2010: Utilized as a defensive specialist … Averaged 1.59 digs per
set, tying her for the fourth-best mark on the team … Played in 20 matches and a total of 56
sets … Notched a career-best 15 digs in a five-set loss at St. Ambrose on Oct. 9 … Capped off
a big day for her as she also had 10 digs in an earlier five-set win over William Woods … The
other 10-dig match came a week later at home in the Big Guns Classic against St. Ambrose. At
USF in 2009: Redshirted in her second season with the Saints. At USF in 2008: Played 31
sets in a total of 20 match appearances … Her best statistical match was her collegiate debut vs. Purdue North Central on
August 26 … Played as a defensive specialist that night and recorded season-high totals in sets played (3), digs (7), service
aces (2), serve attempts (10) and kills (2) … Also appeared in three sets against Baker at the Lindenwood tourney on
October 4 … Played primarily as a defensive specialist in her freshman appearances … Notched a season-best seven passes
against Taylor in USF’s Invitational and also had six against Bryan in the Big Guns Classic and vs. Judson in a Chicagoland
Collegiate Athletic Conference match. In High School: Coached by Beth Fahey … A four-year letter winner and two-time
Most Valuable Player at Plainfield Central H.S. … Earned those MVP honors as a junior in 2006 and a senior in 2007 … Also a
two-time All-Southwest Prairie Conference pick and the league’s MVP her senior year … Earned the Wildcats’ Rookie Award
as a sophomore and the Wildcat Award as a junior … A First Team All-Area choice as a senior by the Joliet Herald-News
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… Helped lead her team to a 24-14 overall record and a 13-1 conference mark her senior year … A member of the Wildcat
Athletic Leadership Club for three years and the National Honor Society as a junior and senior. Other: Born 7/25/90 … A
recreation administration major concentrating in sport operations … Earned Dean’s List honors in the spring of 2011 and
fall of 2011.
Single-Match Career Highs
Kills: 2 (vs. Purdue North Central, 8/26/08)
Assists: 25 (vs. Cornerstone, 10/15/11)
Aces: 3 (two matches)
Digs: 15 (at St. Ambrose, 10/9/10)
Passes: 23 (vs. Trinity Christian, 9/22/11)
Blocks: none
Year G K E TA Pct. K/G Serves SA SE Pct. Sets Ast. Pct. A/G SRA RE Pct. BS BA BE B/G Digs D/G
2008 31 2 1 4 .250 0.06 40 4 2 .950 12 1 .083 0.03 36 4 .889 0 0 0 0.00 33 1.06
2010 56 3 2 24 .042 0.05 37 3 6 .838 67 18 .269 0.32 63 7 .889 0 0 0 0.00 89 1.59
2011 138 5 10 72 -.069 0.04 417 15 37 .911 373 119 .319 0.86 421 30 .929 0 0 0 0.00 200 1.45
Totals 225 10 13 100 -.030 0.04 494 22 45 .909 452 138 .305 0.61 520 41 .921 0 0 0 0.00 322 1.43
#5 Breanne Shaw
Junior • 5-7 • Defensive Specialist
Joliet, Ill. • Joliet Township H.S.
At USF in 2011: Competed in 37 matches as a sophomore … Ranked second on the team
in digs with 288 … Also ranked second in service aces with 21 … Passed at a .913 clip with
just 40 reception errors in 462 total chances … Posted double-digit digs in 13 of 37 matches
played, including a season-high 17 vs. McKendree on September 30 … Set a career high with
four aces against Purdue Calumet on October 5 … Averaged 2.30 digs per set on the season.
At USF in 2010: Impressed as a freshman by anchoring the starting libero position, filling
the shoes of the graduated CCAC Libero of the Year Courtney Ambrosch … Led the Saints
in digs (591) and digs per set (4.19) and was second in serve receptions (738, trailing only
Kyrsten Becker) … Played in 141 of the 143 sets for the Saints on the season … Her 34 digs
in a four-set win in the season opener at Cornerstone was the highest dig mark by a Saint on
the season … Added 27 digs in a five-set loss at Southeastern on the fall break trip and had
22 on three other occasions … Also produced 30 service aces, the fifth-highest mark on the club … Compiled a .917 serving
percentage with just 43 errors in 516 attempts. In High School: Coached by Alan Mart … Played four years of volleyball
at Joliet Township H.S. … Captained the Steelmen as a senior libero and outside hitter … Earned All-Southwest Suburban
Conference First Team recognition as a senior and also garnered All-State Special Mention honors … Named All-Area by the
Joliet Herald-News three straight seasons from 2007-09 … Finished her prep career with 736 kills, 1,260 digs, 111 service
aces and 124 blocks. Other: Born 10/22/91 … An English major.
Single-Match Career Highs
Kills: 2 (three matches)
Assists: 3 (three matches)
Aces: 4 (vs. Purdue-Calumet, 10/5/11)
Digs: 34 (vs. Cornerstone, 8/27/10)
Passes: 42 (at Trinity Christian, 9/24/10)
Total Blocks: none
Year G K E TA Pct. K/G Serves SA SE Pct. Sets Ast. Pct. A/G SRA RE Pct. BS BA BE B/G Digs D/G
2010 141 12 13 73 -.014 0.09 516 30 43 .917 123 24 .195 0.17 796 58 .927 0 0 0 0.00 591 4.19
2011 125 4 7 34 -.088 0.03 283 21 35 .876 91 16 .176 0.13 462 40 .913 0 0 0 0.00 462 2.30
Totals 266 16 20 107 -.037 0.06 799 51 78 .902 214 40 .187 0.15 1258 98 .922 0 0 0 0.00 1053 3.96
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#16 Ashley Thompson
Senior • 5-9 • Outside Hitter/Defensive Specialist
Hobart, Ind. • Portage H.S.
At USF in 2011: Competed in 31 matches and a total of 92 sets as a junior … Recorded a
career-high 130 kills and a tied a career best with 15 service aces … Ranked third on the
team with a .936 reception percentage … Also ranked second in digs per set with 2.92, while
totaling 269 digs on the season … Reached double figures in kills three times on the year,
topping out with 11 against Wisconsin-Parkside on September 8 … Accumulated at least 10
digs in 15 separate contests … Collected four block assists vs. St. Ambrose on October 14.
At USF in 2010: Saw her sophomore season cut short when she underwent elbow surgery
in late September … Utilized strictly as a defensive specialist due to the arm issues which
ultimately led to her surgery … Registered a season-best 14 digs on two occasions … The
first was against Cornerstone in the season-opening match and the second effort occurred
Sept. 11 against Texas Wesleyan at the Graceland Invitational … Also had 13 digs in a four-set
win over Bethel (Ind.) at the season-opening tournament at Michigan-Dearborn … Recorded a pair of aces and no errors
in 27 service attempts on the year … Posted a .930 serve reception percentage in her shortened season, as well, with just
six reception errors in 86 total attempts. At USF in 2009: Started the season as a backup outside hitter but switched her
focus to defensive specialist midway through her freshman campaign … Recorded a season-high 16 digs in a five-set loss
at Judson on October 15 … Had seven matches with double-figure digs … Those seven came in a span of 17 matches right
in the middle of the season … Also posted a .919 serve receive percentage with 294 receptions in 320 attempts … Enjoyed
some offensive success as a hitter in the first two weeks of the season … Collected a personal-best nine kills in a win over
Midland Lutheran on August 29 at the Iowa Wesleyan tournament … Followed that with seven kills in the home-opening
match against nationally-ranked Indiana Tech … Also had seven kills in a loss to NCAA Division II Upper Iowa at the Iowa
Wesleyan season-opening event. In High School: Coached by Jessie Fox … Earned varsity letters in volleyball, basketball
and track & field … Captained the Portage volleyball team as a junior and senior … Named Portage volleyball MVP following
her senior campaign … Also earned All-Duneland Athletic Conference recognition after both her junior and senior seasons
… Named the Defensive MVP of the Portage basketball team as a senior as well … Also collected team MVP honors in track
& field as a freshman. Other: Born 9/18/90 … Recognized with Dean’s List honors in each of the last five semesters and
attained perfect 4.00 grade point averages in the springs of 2010 and 2011 … Majoring in mathematics, seeking certification
in secondary education.
Single-Match Career Highs
Kills: 11 (at Wisconsin-Parkside, 9/8/11)
Assists: 4 (four matches)
Aces: 5 (vs. Bethel, Ind., 9/26/09)
Digs: 16 (vs. Judson, 10/15/09)
Passes: 30 (vs. Cardinal Stritch, 9/13/11)
Total Blocks: 4 (vs. St. Ambrose, 10/14/11)
Solo Blocks: 1 (two matches)
Assisted Blocks: 4 (vs. St. Ambrose, 10/14/11)
Year G K E TA Pct. K/G Serves SA SE Pct. Sets Ast. Pct. A/G SRA RE Pct. BS BA BE B/G Digs D/G
2009 124 41 17 191 .126 0.33 404 15 13 .968 69 6 .087 0.05 320 26 .919 1 4 1 0.04 222 1.79
2010 43 1 0 5 .200 0.02 27 2 0 1.000 19 3 .158 0.07 86 6 .930 0 0 0 0.00 56 1.30
2011 92 130 52 426 .183 1.41 283 15 16 .943 109 17 .156 0.18 482 31 .936 1 13 8 0.14 269 2.92
Totals 259 172 69 622 .166 0.66 714 32 29 .959 197 26 .132 0.10 888 63 .929 2 17 9 0.07 547 2.11
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#4 Dana Wettergren
Senior • 5-6 • Defensive Specialist
Oak Forest, Ill. • Oak Forest H.S.
At USF in 2011: Competed in all 41 matches as the Saints’ libero and led the team in sets
played with 147 of a possible 148 … Led the squad in digs (722), digs per set (4.90), reception
percentage (.956) and service aces (41) … Ranked third in assists (40), averaging 0.27 per
set … Posted double-digit digs in 39 of 41 matches, including 29 straight to end the season ...
Notched 20 or more digs on 18 occasions with a season high of 27 against Robert Morris on
Sept. 27. At USF In 2010: Joined middle blocker Lauren Hoffman as the only Saint players
to appear in every set during the season … Spent most of her time as a defensive specialist
but also shared time (with Breanne Shaw) in a different-colored jersey as the Saints’ libero …
Led the team in serve reception percentage (.939) … Ranked high in several other statistical
categories … Tied for second in serve percentage (.932) and was third in digs (390), digs
per set (2.73) and successful serve receptions (571) … Tied for third in service aces with 32,
including a season-best four on two separate occasions … Notched a career-best 25 digs in a five-set loss at St. Ambrose
… Also recorded a career-high 40 passes in 41 attempts in a four-set home loss to NCAA Division II Wisconsin-Parkside …
Registered 21 double-digit dig efforts, including one streak of seven consecutive matches. At USF in 2009: Quickly became
a regular in the defensive specialist rotation as a freshman … Season was cut short due to a knee injury suffered in the
USF Big Guns Classic on Oct. 17 … Played in 33 matches and 119 total sets prior to the injury … Led the team with a .963
serve reception percentage committing only 15 errors in 403 total receiving attempts … Topped the 20 mark three times
in receptions with a high of 23 (on 24 tries) vs. Indiana Tech in just her fifth collegiate match … Her average of 2.37 digs
per set was third best on the team behind only CCAC Libero of the Year Courtney Ambrosch (5.28) and honorable mention
All-CCAC performer Kyrsten Becker (2.91) … Had 12 matches with 10 or more digs … Posted a personal high of 19 digs in a
five-set loss to Bethel (Ind.) at the Indiana Wesleyan tourney on Sept. 11 … Had 16 digs on three other occasions, including
CCAC matches vs. Trinity International and Judson … Also compiled a .936 serving percentage with 27 aces in 467 total
attempts. In High School: Coached by Amanda Brown … Awarded three varsity letters in volleyball and one in badminton
at Oak Forest H.S. … Named to the All-Area volleyball team by the Southtown Star as a senior and was accorded honorable
mention recognition as a junior … Helped lead her Oak Forest team to both regional and South Suburban Blue Conference
titles as a senior … All-South Suburban Blue Conference pick her junior and senior years … A first-team all-tournament
selection at the Western Illinois University Volleyball Classic in Macomb during her senior season … Team co-captain as
both a junior and senior … Earned the Varsity Defense Award as a junior … Qualified for the state tournament in doubles in
badminton in 2007 … Also played basketball as a freshman and sophomore … Placed second in squats in the Bremen High
School district-wide weight lifting contest in May 2008 … An honor roll student. Other: Born 5/20/91 … A nursing major
… Made the Dean’s List in the fall of her sophomore year.
Single-Match Career Highs
Kills: 11 (at Wisconsin-Parkside, 9/8/11)
Assists: 3 (two matches)
Aces: 5 (vs. Goshen, 9/12/09)
Digs: 25 (at St. Ambrose, 10/9/10)
Passes: 40 (vs. Wisconsin-Parkside, 9/22/10)
Total Blocks: none
Year G K E TA Pct. K/G Serves SA SE Pct. Sets Ast. Pct. A/G SRA RE Pct. BS BA BE B/G Digs D/G
2009 119 5 8 43 -.070 0.04 467 27 30 .936 86 22 .256 0.18 403 15 .963 0 0 0 0.00 282 2.37
2010 143 12 16 108 -.037 0.08 458 32 31 .932 79 20 .253 0.14 608 37 .939 0 0 0 0.00 390 2.73
2011 147 15 31 128 -.125 0.10 545 41 51 .906 238 40 .168 0.27 789 35 .956 0 0 0 0.00 720 4.90
Totals 409 32 55 279 -.082 0.08 1470 100 112 .924 403 82 .204 0.201 1800 87 .952 0 0 0 0.00 1392 3.40
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Player Profiles - Newcomers
#10 Haley Ambrosch
Junior • 5-7 • Defensive Specialist
Joliet, Ill. • Joliet Township H.S.
In College: Played two years of softball at Loyola University Chicago ... Member of the
Horizon League Academic Honor Roll in 2009... Earned Horizon League All-Newcomer
Team and NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete accolades in 2008. In High School: Played
volleyball for coach Alan Mart at Joliet Township H.S. ... Four-year starter for the Steelmen
... All-Southwest Suburban Blue selection ... Four-year starter, three-time all-area and twotime
all-conference selection in softball ... Earned all-state softball accolades and was named
Super 60 and Outstanding Athlete of the Year as a senior ... Member of the National Honor
Society and Spanish Honor Society. Other: Born: 9/21/88 ... Majoring in business and health
administration management.
#6 Mallory Frankovich
Junior • 5-8 • Outside Hitter/Defensive Specialist
Crest Hill, Ill. • Lockport Township H.S.
In College: Transfers to University of St. Francis after spending her first two years at Joliet
Junior College … As a freshman ranked second in the nation within the NJCAA in digs (770)
and as a sophomore led the nation with 688 … Was a two-time all-region selection … Named
to the 2011 Region IV All-Tournament Team … Also named to the N4C All-Conference squad
in 2010 and 2011 as well as the N4C Academic All-Conference team in those same two years
… Member of the Wolves’ 2010 and 2011 N4C conference championship squads … Was a
two-year team captain. In High School: Coached by Julia Hudson … Varsity letter winner
at Lockport Township H.S. … Garnered all-conference honors in both her junior and senior
seasons. Other: Born 4/14/92 … Plans to major in criminal and social justice.
#12 Megan Mowery
Freshman • 5-7 • Setter/Opposite
Great Lakes, Ill. • Carmel Catholic H.S.
In High School: Coached by David Pazely … Lettered four times at the varsity level in
volleyball at Carmel Catholic H.S. … Named the team MVP as a junior and voted team captain
her senior year … Selected to the Daily Herald and Lake County All-Area Teams in 2011 …
Member of the first-ever Carmel Catholic sectional championship squad … Accumulated 152
kills with a .260 attack percentage as a senior … Totaled 313 assists and 44 service aces …
Also collected 224 digs and 25 blocks. Other: Born 6/29/94 … Plans to major in art with a
concentration in graphic design.
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#1 Brittany Showalter
Freshman • 5-4 • Setter
Bourbonnais, Ill. • Bradley-Bourbonnais H.S.
In High School: Coached by Kary Dowling at Bradley-Bourbonnais High School ... Threeyear
letter winner ... As team captain, helped lead Bradley-Bourbonnais to a 28-7 record as
a senior in 2011 ... All-area selection her senior year ... Tied the single-match assists record
in the Kankakee County All-Star Match. Other: Born 5/18/94 ... Plans to major in political
science/pre-law.
#8 Laura Wills
Junior • 5-11 • Outside Hitter/Opposite
Morris, Ill. • Morris H.S.
In College: Transfers to University of St. Francis after spending her first two years at Joliet
Junior College … Amassed 269 kills, 212 digs, 198 total blocks and 69 service aces during her
two-year career … Named the NJCAA National Player of the Week on one occasion in 2011 …
Also named to the N4C All-Conference First Team in 2010 and the N4C All-Conference Second
Team in 2011 … Member of the Wolves’ 2010 and 2011 N4C conference championship
squads … Was a two-year team captain. In High School: Coached by Jackie Litwiller … Fouryear
varsity letter winner in volleyball and softball at Morris H.S. … Named to the North
Central Illinois All-Conference Team. Other: Born 1/22/92 … Plans to major in social work
with a minor in psychology.
#20 Hayley Wacker
Freshman • 5-11 • Outside Hitter
Frankfort, Ill. • Lincoln-Way North H.S.
In High School: Coached by Mary Brown … A three-time letter winner in volleyball at
Lincoln-Way North H.S. … Captained the squad as a senior … Led the team to a 21-16 record
and a Southwest Suburban Red Conference championship in 2011 … Earned SWSC Red All-
Conference honors as well as all-tournament honors that same year. Other: Born 12/21/93
… Plans to major in biology.
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2011 Statistics
Name GP MP-MS K K/S E TA Pct. A A/S TA Pct. SA SA/S SE TA Pct.
Jazzmyne Robbins 146 41-37 537 3.68 172 1222 .299 7 0.05 75 .093 13 0.09 21 224 .906
Caleigh Hill 107 34-25 161 1.50 56 399 .263 5 0.05 35 .143 8 0.07 8 134 .940
Kate McIlvanie 120 37-32 218 1.82 62 598 .261 7 0.06 54 .130 20 0.17 30 386 .922
Paige Reinert 82 30-20 124 1.51 42 322 .255 8 0.10 27 .296 0 0.00 1 9 .889
Sarah Ahline 139 41-8 360 2.59 148 927 .229 29 0.21 163 .178 3 0.02 5 25 .800
Nicole Brown 26 16-2 46 1.77 19 128 .211 2 0.08 17 .118 4 0.15 3 32 .906
Ashley Thompson 92 31-16 130 1.41 52 426 .183 17 0.18 108 .157 15 0.16 16 283 .943
Ashley Richards 145 41-37 106 0.73 46 337 .178 1396 9.63 3543 .394 41 0.28 66 593 .889
Stephanie Shostok 51 27-3 79 1.55 66 242 .054 6 0.12 26 .231 0 0.00 0 24 1.000
Meghan Ross 43 18-8 43 1.00 38 170 .029 8 0.19 27 .296 6 0.14 15 130 .885
Hannah Hunnicutt 10 5-0 0 0.00 0 3 .000 8 0.80 36 .222 5 0.50 2 30 .933
Laura Shain 138 40-30 5 0.04 10 72 -.069 119 0.86 369 .322 15 0.11 37 417 .911
Breanne Shaw 125 37-1 4 0.03 7 34 -.088 16 0.13 90 .178 21 0.17 35 283 .876
Dana Wettergren 147 41-0 15 0.10 31 128 -.125 40 0.27 233 .172 41 0.28 51 545 .906
Breanna Rivera 63 29-9 1 0.02 5 14 -.286 10 0.16 55 .182 7 0.11 13 154 .916
St. Francis 148 41-41 1829 12.36 754 5022 .214 1678 11.34 4858 .345 199 1.34 303 3269 .907
Name G RE TA Pct. Digs Dig/S BS BA Total B/S BE BHE
Jazzmyne Robbins 146 4 46 .913 147 1.01 8 27 35 0.24 3 3
Caleigh Hill 107 2 20 .900 52 0.49 17 50 67 0.63 13 1
Kate McIlvanie 120 3 50 .940 72 0.60 22 62 84 0.70 20 3
Paige Reinert 82 3 15 .800 12 0.15 12 36 48 0.59 7 0
Sarah Ahline 139 7 60 .883 59 0.42 2 49 51 0.37 4 5
Nicole Brown 26 4 24 .883 22 0.85 1 2 3 0.12 1 0
Ashley Thompson 92 31 482 .936 269 2.92 1 13 14 0.15 8 1
Ashley Richards 145 2 6 .778 276 1.90 8 45 53 0.37 8 34
Stephanie Shostok 51 1 36 .972 44 0.86 0 6 6 0.12 3 0
Meghan Ross 43 13 159 .918 66 1.53 1 5 6 0.14 0 0
Hannah Hunnicutt 10 0 6 1.000 9 0.90 0 0 0 0.00 0 1
Laura Shain 138 30 421 .929 200 1.45 0 0 0 0.00 0 4
Breanne Shaw 125 40 462 .913 288 2.30 0 0 0 0.00 0 1
Dana Wettergren 147 35 789 .956 722 4.91 0 0 0 0.00 0 5
Breanna Rivera 63 23 206 .888 106 1.68 0 0 0 0.00 0 2
St. Francis 148 209 2802 .925 2344 15.84 72 295 219.5 1.48 67 60
2011 CCAC Standings
CCAC
Overall
School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. GB Streak
Saint Xavier 11-1 .917 30-5 .857 -- Lost 1
Olivet Nazarene 11-1 .917 28-13 .683 -- Lost 2
Trinity Christian 10-2 .833 38-10 .792 1.0 Lost 1
St. Francis 9-3 .750 25-16 .610 2.0 Lost 1
Robert Morris 8-4 .667 18-16 .529 3.0 Lost 1
Cardinal Stritch 7-5 .583 21-15 .583 4.0 Lost 3
Illinois Tech 7-5 .583 18-17 .514 4.0 Lost 1
Trinity International 4-8 .333 14-19 .424 7.0 Lost 4
Judson 4-8 .333 10-25 .286 7.0 Won 1
Purdue North Central 3-9 .250 9-25 .265 8.0 Lost 4
Roosevelt 2-10 .167 6-34 .150 9.0 Lost 2
Purdue Calumet 1-11 .083 4-16 .200 10.0 Lost 7
Calumet St. Joseph 1-11 .083 2-31 .061 10.0 Lost 12
16 2012 USF Fighting Saints Volleyball

2011 Results
Overall record: 25-16 • CCAC: 9-3 • Home: 8-4 • Away: 5-8 • Neutral: 12-4
Date Opponent Site W/L Result Scores
8/26 Roberts Wesleyan N W 3-1 25-21, 24-26, 26-24, 25-20
8/26 Mount Vernon Nazarene N W 3-1 23-25, 25-23, 25-15, 25-13
8/27 Lourdes N W 3-0 25-22, 25-12, 25-17
8/27 Lawrence Tech N W 3-0 25-14, 25-13, 25-21
8/30 Ashford A L 3-1 25-13, 20-25, 23-25, 16-25
9/2 Morningside N L 3-0 20-25, 16-25, 22-25
9/2 Siena Heights N W 3-0 25-15, 25-13, 25-18
9/3 Spring Arbor N W 3-0 25-15, 25-23, 25-14
9/3 Evangel N L 3-0 13-25, 18-25, 19-25
9/6 Calumet St. Joseph * A W 3-0 25-16, 25-9, 25-10
9/8 Wisconsin-Parkside A L 3-1 19-25, 25-22, 23-25, 23-25
9/10 Kentucky Wesleyan N W 3-0 25-10, 25-22, 25-21
9/10 Lewis A L 3-0 18-25, 17-25, 10-25
9/13 Cardinal Stritch * H W 3-1 25-23, 25-19, 30-32, 25-16
9/20 Roosevelt * A W 3-1 25-18, 27-25, 19-25, 25-21
9/22 Trinity Christian * H L 3-1 25-15, 13-25, 24-26, 22-25
9/27 Robert Morris * H W 3-2 25-15, 25-16, 24-26, 20-25, 15-11
9/29 Saint Xavier * A L 3-0 15-25, 14-25, 17-25
9/30 Union N W 3-2 25-17, 25-11, 13-25, 23-25, 15-9
9/30 McKendree N W 3-0 25-13, 25-18, 25-14
10/1 Evangel N L 3-1 15-25, 25-18, 19-25, 14-25
10/1 Lindenwood A L 3-0 11-25, 11-25, 22-25
10/4 Judson * H W 3-0 25-17, 25-14, 25-21
10/5 Purdue Calumet * H W 3-0 25-8, 25-9, 25-21
10/11 Trinity International * A W 3-0 25-22, 25-20, 25-16
10/14 St. Ambrose H W 3-1 21-25, 25-22, 25-17, 25-19
10/14 Walsh H L 3-0 23-25, 17-25, 19-25
10/15 Viterbo H L 3-0 21-25, 20-25, 28-30
10/15 Cornerstone H W 3-2 17-25, 22-25, 25-23, 25-22, 16-14
10/19 Webber International A W 3-1 26-24, 25-19, 18-25, 25-21
10/19 Warner N W 3-1 25-21, 22-25, 26-24, 25-16
10/20 Eckerd A L 3-1 23-25, 16-25, 27-25, 18-25
10/25 Purdue North Central * H W 3-0 25-8, 25-19, 25-23
10/27 Illinois Tech * A W 3-1 25-12, 19-25, 25-22, 25-21
10/28 Siena Heights N W 3-0 25-11, 25-16, 25-18
10/28 Daemen N W 3-0 25-22, 25-23, 25-19
10/29 Madonna N L 3-2 25-23, 23-25, 21-25, 25-18, 12-15
10/29 Aquinas A L 3-1 19-25, 25-16, 23-25, 21-25
11/1 Olivet Nazarene * A L 3-0 23-25, 8-25, 24-26
11/2 Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) H W 3-2 21-25, 25-23, 21-25, 25-16, 15-12
11/8 Robert Morris H L 3-1 21-25, 25-21, 13-25, 15-25
* CCAC match
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
• KILLS
Set ....................................................... 12 - Ann Deen, 1989, 1990
Match ..........................................................37 - Ann Deen, 1990
Season. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 804 - Lisa Klein, 2007
Career .....................................................2433 - Ann Deen, 1987-90
Avg. Per Set ...................................................4.37 - Ann Deen, 1989
Attack Percentage ...............................................436 - Ann Deen, 1989
• DIGS
Set ..............................12 - Holly Luenemann, 1991/12 - Melissa Ukovich, 2000
Match .........................................................47 - Tina Guide, 2004
Season. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .824 – Courtney Ambrosch, 2009
Career ................................................ 2405 - Deanne Hnatio, 1996-99
Avg. Per Set ................................................... 5.5 - Tina Guide, 2004
• SERVICE ACES
Set ..........................................................8 - Mary Houston, 1988
Match ....................................................11 - Shannon Walker, 1993
Season. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 - Shannon Walker, 1993
Career .................................................308 - Erica Gustafson, 2002-05
Avg. Per Set ............................................. 0.85 - Shannon Walker, 1993
Serving Percentage .........................................977 - Katie Pignatiello, 1999
• ASSISTS
Set .......................................................26 - Kendra Horsman, 1990
Match ...................................................69 - Cortney Maymon, 2000
Season. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1893 - Kelsey Polte, 2007
Career ................................................5521 - Erica Gustafson, 2002-05
Avg. Per Set ........................................... 11.57 - Cortney Maymon, 2001
Assist Percentage ..........................................419 - Kendra Horsman, 1989
• BLOCKS
Set ..............................................................9 - Ann Deen, 1988
Match ..........................................................15 - Ann Deen, 1988
Season. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 307 - Ann Deen, 1989
Career .....................................................1086 - Ann Deen, 1987-90
Avg. Per Set ....................................................2.0 - Ann Deen, 1988
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Year-By-Year & Coaching Records (since 1981)
Year Record Pct. Coach
1981 36-19 .655 Rich Luenemann
1982 24-24 .500 Rich Luenemann
1983 26-24 .520 Rich Luenemann
1984 26-24 .520 Rich Luenemann
1985 32-19 .627 Rich Luenemann
1986 32-14 .696 Rich Luenemann
1987 40-17 .702 Rich Luenemann
1988 44-14 .759 Rich Luenemann
1989 53-6 .898 Rich Luenemann
1990 37-11 .771 Rich Luenemann
1991 28-13 .683 Rich Luenemann
1992 25-15 .625 Rich Luenemann
1993 31-7 .816 Rich Luenemann
1994 40-6 .870 Rich Luenemann
1995 28-13 .683 Rich Luenemann
1996 34-9 .791 Rich Luenemann
1997 32-12 .727 Rich Luenemann
1998 22-15 .595 Rich Luenemann
1999 30-10 .750 Kendall Villa
2000 17-17 .500 Kendall Villa
2001 30-7 .811 Kendall Villa
2002 35-9 .795 Cara Currier
2003 26-15 .634 Cara Currier
2004 23-16 .590 Cara Currier
2005 28-17 .622 Cara Currier
2006 15-23 .395 Cara Currier
2007 29-20 .592 Cara Currier
2008 21-21 .500 Cara Currier
2009 27-16 .628 Cara Currier
2010 26-13 .667 Cara Currier
2011 25-16 .610 Cara Currier
30 Years 922-462 .666 USF All-Time
All-Time Coaching Records
Years W-L Pct.
Rich Luenemann 1981-98 590-262 .692
Cara Currier 2002– 255-166 .606
Kendall Villa 1999-2001 77-34 .694
NAIA Postseason History
NAIA National Tournament Appearances (8)
1981 - 6th place
1987 - 9th place
1988 - 5th place
1989 - 5th place
1990 - 4th place
1992 - 9th place
1994 - 5th place
2002 - 11th place
NAIA Regional (2)
1994
2002
Bi-District (6)
1981
1987
1988
1989
1990
1992
NAIA District 20 (9)
1981
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1992
1993
1994
CCAC Championship History
CCAC Regular Season Championships (16)
1984
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2007
CCAC Tournament Championships (8)
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2001
2002
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Honor Roll
NAIA NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR
1989: Ann Deen
NAIA ALL-AMERICANS
1981: Donna Sniegowski (1st)
1982: Anita Wilke
1983: Dawn Buchanan (3rd)
1984: Penny West (2nd)
1987: Ann Deen (2nd)
1988: Ann Deen (1st)
1988: Sheila Rusin
1989: Ann Deen (1st)
1989: Kendra Horsman (3rd)
1990: Ann Deen (1st)
1990: Kendra Horsman (2nd)
1991: Kendra Horsman (2nd)
1991: Gina Timmermann (3rd)
1993: Kris Bergsma (3rd)
1993: Nola Farley
1994: Kris Bergsma (1st)
1994: Nola Farley (2nd)
1995: Amy Been (3rd)
1996: Traci Maier
1997: Patti Connell
1999: Deanne Hnatio (3rd)
2001: Kelly Orszulak
2002: Annie Richey
2003: Katie Eggert
2007: Lisa Klein
ALL-NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT
1981: Donna Sniegowski
1987: Ann Deen
1988: Ann Deen
1989: Ann Deen
1990: Ann Deen
1994: Nola Farley
NAIA ALL-REGION VII
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
2007: Lisa Klein
NAIA ALL-REGION VII
1996: Traci Maier
1997: Patti Connell
1998: Patti Connell
1999: Deanne Hnatio
1999: Angela Kearns
1999: Angie Rosenkoetter
2000: Angela Kearns
2001: Cortney Maymon
2001: Kelly Orszulak
2001: Annie Richey
2002: Katie Eggert
2002: Erica Gustafson
2002: Annie Richey
2003: Katie Eggert
2003: Kim Woolsey
2004: Tina Guide
2004: Erica Gustafson
2004: Lisa Klein
2005: Lisa Klein
2007: Lisa Klein
ALL-DISTRICT 20
1981: Anita Wilke
1981: Donna Sniegowski
1982: Dawn Buchanan
1982: Anita Wilke
1983: Dawn Buchanan
1984: Kathy Murphy
1984: Penny West
1984: Julia Kruger
1985: Sheavoun Pivaronas
1985: Sue Travis
1985: Julia Kruger
1986: Sheavoun Pivaronas
1986: Julia Kruger
1986: Debbie Walsh
1987: Sheila Rusin
1987: Danine Juszynski
1987: Ann Deen
1988: Ann Deen
1988: Sheila Rusin
1988: Gina Timmermann
1988: Patience Eckler
1989: Ann Deen
1989: Patience Eckler
1989: Kendra Horsman
1990: Ann Deen
1990: Sue Simmons
1990: Kendra Horsman
1991: Kendra Horsman
1991: Gina Timmermann
1991: Holly Luenemann
1992: Nola Farley
1993: Kris Bergsma
1993: Nola Farley
1993: Shannon Walker
NAIA SCHOLAR-ATHLETES
1985: Julia Kruger
1986: Julia Kruger
1990: Mary Houston
1990: Holly Luenemann
1991: Holly Luenemann
1993: Brooke Guidish
1995: Chris Martello
1999: Carrie Demke
2002: Annie Richey
2004: Sarah Haldeman
2006: Karlee Lawson
2007: Karlee Lawson
2007: Nikki Antle
2007: Barb Bien
2008: Kara Decker
2008: Nikki Antle
2008: Courtney Ambrosch
2009: Courtney Ambrosch
2009: Kyrsten Becker
2010: Kyrsten Becker
2010: Kelsey Polte
2011: Ashley Richards
2011: Stephanie Shostok
2011: Ashley Thompson
COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA
1998: Patti Connell (3rd)
2008: Courtney Ambrosch (3rd)
2009: Courtney Ambrosch (3rd)
CCAC PLAYER OF THE YEAR
1985: Sheavoun Pivaronas
1986: Julia Kruger
1987: Ann Deen
1988: Ann Deen
1989: Ann Deen
1990: Ann Deen
1991: Kendra Horsman
1992: Nola Farley
1993: Kris Bergsma
1994: Nola Farley
1995: Amy Been
1996: Traci Maier
1997: Patti Connell
1998: Patti Connell
1999: Deanne Hnatio
2007: Lisa Klein
CCAC LIBERO OF THE YEAR
2005: Cassie Petroski
2009: Courtney Ambrosch
CCAC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
2009: Jazzmyne Robbins
ALL-CCAC
1983: Dawn Buchanan
1983: Kathy Murphy
1984: Kathy Murphy
1984: Penny West
1984: Julia Kruge
1985: Sheavoun Pivaronas
1985: Julia Kruger
1986: Sheavoun Pivaronas
1986: Jody McCormick
1986: Julia Kruger
1987: Sheila Rusin
1987: Ann Deen
1987: Danine Juszynski
1988: Ann Deen
1988: Gina Timmermann
1988: Sheila Rusin
1989: Ann Deen
1989: Patience Eckler
1989: Kendra Horsman
1990: Ann Deen
1990: Sue Simmons
1990: Kendra Horsman
1991: Kendra Horsman
1991: Nola Farley
1991: Gina Timmermann
1992: Nola Farley
1992: Kris Bergsma
1993: Kris Bergsma
1993: Nola Farley
1993: Shannon Walker
1993: Jill Kilmartin
1993: Amy Been
1994: Amy Been
1994: Kris Bergsma
1994: Nola Farley
1994: Rebecca Hostmeyer
1995: Amy Been
1995: Traci Maier
1995: Sue Lotz
1995: Patti Connell
1996: Peg Condon
1996: Patti Connell
1996: Sue Lotz
1996: Traci Maier
1997: Patti Connell
1997: Deanne Hnatio
1998: Jeana Carrico
1998: Patti Connell
1998: Deanne Hnatio
1998: Angie Rosenkoetter
1999: Deanne Hnatio
1999: Angela Kearns
1999: Angie Rosenkoetter
2000: Angela Kearns
2001: Cortney Maymon
2001: Kelly Orszulak
2001: Katie Pignatiello
2001: Annie Richey
2002: Katie Eggert
2002: Erica Gustafson
2002: Annie Richey
2002: Kim Woolsey
2003: Katie Eggert
2003: Erica Gustafson
2003: Kim Woolsey
2004: Tina Guide
2004: Erica Gustafson
2004: Lisa Klein
2005: Erica Gustafson
2005: Lisa Klein
2006: Jill Boyce
2006: Lisa Klein
2006: Kelsey Polte
2007: Elaina Ambler
2007: Lisa Klein
2007: Courtney Ambrosch
2008: Courtney Ambrosch
2008: Nikki Antle
2008: Kelsey Polte
2008: Elaina Ambler
2008: Kyrsten Becker
2009: Courtney Ambrosch
2009: Lauren Hoffman
2009: Jazzmyne Robbins
2009: Sarah Ahline
2009: Kyrsten Becker
2010: Lauren Hoffman
2010: Jazzmyne Robbins
2010: Sarah Ahline
2010: Kyrsten Becker
2011: Jazzmyne Robbins
2011: Sarah Ahline
2011: Dana Wettergren
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Opponent Series Records (since 1981)
OPPONENT................................................... W-L/STREAK
Albany St. (GA).....................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Albion (MI).............................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Aquinas (MI).........................................................................................................12-1/L-1
Arkansas-Little Rock...........................................................................................1-0/W-1
Ashford (IA)..............................................................................................................6-2/L-2
Ashland (OH).........................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Augustine (FL)......................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Aurora......................................................................................................................3-0/W-3
Avila (MO)...............................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Azusa Pacific (CA)..................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Baker (KS).................................................................................................................2-2/L-1
Barat.........................................................................................................................9-0/W-9
Barry (FL)...................................................................................................................1-5/L-5
Bellarmine (KY).....................................................................................................2-0/W-2
Bellevue (NE)...........................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Benedictine (KS).....................................................................................................2-1/L-1
Berry (GA)...............................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Bethel (IN).............................................................................................................11-8/L-1
Bethel (MN)............................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Black Hills State (SD)............................................................................................0-1/L-1
Bradley....................................................................................................................5-6/W-1
Briar Cliff (IA).........................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Brigham Young (HI)..............................................................................................0-2/L-2
Bryan (TN)...............................................................................................................1-0/W-1
California Baptist...................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Calumet St. Joseph (IN)................................................................................11-0/W-11
Cardinal Stritch (WI)......................................................................................14-0/W-14
Carroll (WI).............................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Carthage (WI)........................................................................................................3-1/W-1
Catawba (NC)........................................................................................................2-0/W-2
Cedarville (OH).....................................................................................................2-0/W-2
Central (IA)...............................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Central Florida........................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Central Methodist (MO)....................................................................................1-0/W-1
Central State (OH)...............................................................................................1-0/W-1
Chicago State...................................................................................................10-3/W-10
Christian Brothers (TN)......................................................................................1-0/W-1
Cincinnati (OH).....................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Clarke (IA)...............................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Coe (IA)....................................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Columbia (MO).......................................................................................................0-3/L-3
Concordia...............................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Concordia (MI)......................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Concordia (MN)....................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Cornell (IA).............................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Cornerstone (MI)..................................................................................................7-7/W-3
Culver-Stockton (MO)........................................................................................5-0/W-5
Daemen (NY).........................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Dakota Wesleyan (SD).......................................................................................1-0/W-1
Davenport (MI).....................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Davis & Elkins (WV).............................................................................................1-0/W-1
Dayton (OH)............................................................................................................2-3/L-2
DePaul ......................................................................................................................3-9/L-1
Doane (NE)...............................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Dominican ......................................................................................................... 26-2/W-2
Dordt (IA)................................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Drury (MO).............................................................................................................3-0/W-3
Dubuque (IA)........................................................................................................2-0/W-2
Eastern Illinois .......................................................................................................0-2/L-2
Eckerd (FL)...............................................................................................................1-3/L-3
Elmhurst ................................................................................................................2-0/W-2
Elon (NC).................................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Embry-Riddle (FL)..................................................................................................3-3/L-3
Emporia State (KS)..............................................................................................2-0/W-2
Eureka......................................................................................................................7-0/W-7
Evangel (MO)..........................................................................................................0-2/L-2
Evansville (IN)..........................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Ferris State (MI)......................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Flagler (FL)...............................................................................................................2-4/L-4
Florida A & M .......................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Florida Atlantic.......................................................................................................1-1/L-1
Florida International..........................................................................................2-1/W-2
Florida Southern....................................................................................................2-7/L-2
Florida Tech ............................................................................................................3-1/L-1
Franklin (IN)...........................................................................................................4-2/W-3
Gannon (PA)..........................................................................................................1-1/W-1
Georgetown (KY)...................................................................................................3-5/L-4
George Williams.....................................................................................................2-1/L-1
Goshen (IN)............................................................................................................2-0/W-2
Grace (IN)................................................................................................................1-4/W-1
Graceland (IA).........................................................................................................3-3/L-1
Grand Valley State (MI)......................................................................................3-1/W-3
Grand View (IA)......................................................................................................4-1/L-1
Greenville ..............................................................................................................6-1/W-5
Hannibal-La Grange (MO)................................................................................1-0/W-1
Harding (AR)..........................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Hastings (NE)...........................................................................................................3-1/L-1
Hawaii-Hilo..............................................................................................................0-2/L-2
Hawaii Pacific..........................................................................................................2-1/L-1
Henderson State (AR)..........................................................................................0-2/L-2
Houghton (NY).....................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Houston Baptist (TX)............................................................................................1-3/L-3
Huntington (IN)...................................................................................................10-1/L-1
Illinois.........................................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Illinois-Chicago .....................................................................................................0-4/L-4
Illinois-Springfield..............................................................................................15-4/L-1
OPPONENT................................................... W-L/STREAK
Illinois Tech.......................................................................................................48-12/W-1
Indiana Central.......................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Indiana-Northwest..............................................................................................2-0/W-2
Indiana/Purdue-Fort Wayne..............................................................................0-1/L-1
Indiana/Purdue-Indianapolis..........................................................................4-3/W-3
Indiana Southeast.................................................................................................3-1/L-1
Indiana State...........................................................................................................1-1/L-1
Indiana Tech............................................................................................................0-2/L-2
Indiana Wesleyan................................................................................................4-9/W-1
Indianapolis (IN).....................................................................................................0-2/L-2
Iowa ...........................................................................................................................0-2/L-2
Iowa Wesleyan.....................................................................................................5-2/W-2
Jacksonville State (AL).......................................................................................2-0/W-2
John Brown (AR)..................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Judson ................................................................................................................. 20-2/W-2
Juniata (PA)............................................................................................................2-0/W-2
Kansas State............................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Kansas Wesleyan.................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Kearney State (NE)..............................................................................................1-0/W-1
Kendall....................................................................................................................5-0/W-5
Kentucky State.....................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Kentucky Wesleyan............................................................................................1-0/W-1
Knox.........................................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Lake Forest ...........................................................................................................2-0/W-2
Lakeland (WI)........................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Lake Superior State (MI)......................................................................................0-2/L-2
Lawrence Technological (MI)..........................................................................1-0/W-1
Lee (TN).....................................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Lewis.......................................................................................................................2-16/L-8
Lindenwood (MO).................................................................................................0-7/L-7
Lindsey Wilson (KY)............................................................................................2-0/W-2
Loras (IA).................................................................................................................2-0/W-2
Lourdes (OH).........................................................................................................2-0/W-2
Loyola........................................................................................................................4-8/L-2
Loyola (LA).............................................................................................................2-1/W-2
Lubbock Christian (TX)........................................................................................0-5/L-5
MacMurray.............................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Madonna (MI)......................................................................................................4-10/L-5
Malone (OH)............................................................................................................3-2/L-2
Mankato State (MN).............................................................................................0-1/L-1
Marian (IN).............................................................................................................2-1/W-1
Marietta (OH)........................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Marquette (WI).......................................................................................................4-8/L-1
Marycrest International (IA).............................................................................1-0/W-1
Master’s (CA).........................................................................................................1-0/W-1
McKendree........................................................................................................14-11/W-1
Miami (OH)...............................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Michigan-Dearborn..............................................................................................6-3/L-2
Michigan Tech......................................................................................................2-1/W-1
MidAmerica Nazarene (KS)..............................................................................1-0/W-1
Middle Tennessee State....................................................................................1-0/W-1
Midland Lutheran (NE)......................................................................................3-1/W-1
Midway (KY)..........................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Milligan (TN)..........................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Millikin.....................................................................................................................3-1/W-2
Minnesota-Duluth...............................................................................................1-0/W-1
Minnesota State-Moorhead..............................................................................2-1/L-1
Minot State (ND)....................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Missouri Baptist....................................................................................................3-0/W-3
Missouri-St. Louis................................................................................................5-3/W-3
Missouri Valley......................................................................................................2-0/W-2
Missouri Southern.................................................................................................1-2/L-1
Montana Tech.......................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Montevallo (AL)....................................................................................................7-5/W-5
Montreat (NC).......................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Morningside (IA)....................................................................................................1-2/L-2
Mount Mercy (IA).................................................................................................4-0/W-4
Mount St. Joseph (OH)......................................................................................8-0/W-8
Mount Vernon Nazarene (OH)........................................................................4-6/W-1
Mundelein.........................................................................................................10-0/W-10
National-Louis................................................................................................... 20-1/W-1
Nebraska-Omaha.................................................................................................1-1/W-1
New Haven (CT).....................................................................................................1-1/L-1
New York-Stony Brook......................................................................................1-0/W-1
North Central........................................................................................................3-1/W-2
North Dakota State.............................................................................................1-0/W-1
North Florida.........................................................................................................1-0/W-1
North Park..............................................................................................................2-0/W-2
Northeastern Illinois........................................................................................12-10/L-1
Northeast Missouri..............................................................................................2-0/W-2
Northern Illinois.....................................................................................................1-1/L-1
Northern Kentucky...............................................................................................1-1/L-1
Northwestern (IA)................................................................................................2-0/W-2
Northwood Institute (MI)...................................................................................4-3/L-1
Notre Dame (IN).....................................................................................................3-3/L-3
Notre Dame (OH).................................................................................................2-0/W-2
Oakland (MI)..........................................................................................................1-1/W-1
Ohio Dominican...................................................................................................2-0/W-2
Ohio Northern......................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Olivet Nazarene.............................................................................................24-18/L-11
Park (MO)................................................................................................................3-0/W-3
Peru State (NE).......................................................................................................1-1/L-1
Point Loma Nazarene (CA).................................................................................0-1/L-1
Puget Sound (WA)..............................................................................................1-0/W-1
Purdue Calumet (IN)......................................................................................21-1/W-20
Purdue North Central (IN)................................................................................4-0/W-4
OPPONENT................................................... W-L/STREAK
Quincy.....................................................................................................................4-7/W-1
Rio Grande (OH)...................................................................................................5-0/W-5
Robert Morris.......................................................................................................16-1/L-1
Roberts Wesleyan (NY)......................................................................................2-1/W-1
Rochester (MI).......................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Rollins (FL)..............................................................................................................5-1/W-4
Roosevelt................................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Saginaw Valley State (MI)...................................................................................2-1/L-1
St. Ambrose (IA)..............................................................................................14-17/W-2
St. Catharine (KY).................................................................................................2-0/W-2
St. Cloud State (MN).............................................................................................0-1/L-1
St. Edwards (TX)...................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Saint Francis (IN)....................................................................................................2-1/L-1
St. John Fisher (NY)...............................................................................................0-1/L-1
Saint Joseph’s (IN)...............................................................................................9-3/W-1
Saint Leo (FL)..........................................................................................................8-1/L-1
St. Louis (MO)..........................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Saint Mary (KS).....................................................................................................1-0/W-1
St. Mary (NE)..........................................................................................................2-0/W-2
St. Mary’s (IN)..........................................................................................................1-1/L-1
St. Scholastica (MN)............................................................................................2-0/W-2
St. Thomas (FL).....................................................................................................3-0/W-3
St. Vincent (PA).....................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Saint Xavier.........................................................................................................52-12/L-1
Seton Hill (PA).......................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Siena Heights (MI)...............................................................................................6-0/W-6
Simpson (IA)..........................................................................................................1-0/W-1
South Carolina-Spartanburg...........................................................................2-0/W-2
Southeast Missouri State..................................................................................3-0/W-3
Southeastern (FL)..................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Southern Illinois-Edwardsville..........................................................................2-3/L-3
Southern Indiana.................................................................................................2-0/W-2
Southern Utah........................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Southwest Baptist (MO)....................................................................................1-0/W-1
Southwestern (TX)..............................................................................................1-1/W-1
Spring Arbor (MI).................................................................................................5-0/W-5
Spring Hill (AL).....................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Stetson (FL)..............................................................................................................3-1/L-1
Tampa (FL)............................................................................................................1-12/L-7
Taylor (IN)..............................................................................................................2-10/L-7
Texas-El Paso...........................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Texas Lutheran.......................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Texas Wesleyan....................................................................................................3-2/W-1
Tiffin (OH).................................................................................................................2-1/L-1
Trevecca Nazarene (TN)....................................................................................1-0/W-1
Trinity Christian...................................................................................................31-3/L-3
Trinity International......................................................................................... 18-7/W-5
Tri-State (IN)..........................................................................................................2-0/W-2
Tusculum (TN)......................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Union (TN)..............................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Upper Iowa..............................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Valparaiso (IN).....................................................................................................10-2/L-1
Viterbo (WI)..............................................................................................................1-1/L-1
Waldorf (IA)............................................................................................................4-0/W-4
Walsh (OH)...............................................................................................................1-5/L-5
Warner (FL)............................................................................................................3-0/W-3
Washburn (KS)......................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Washington (MO)..................................................................................................2-7/L-7
Wayland Baptist (TX)..........................................................................................1-0/W-1
Wayne State (MI).................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Wayne State (NE).................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Waynesburg (PA).................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Webber International (FL)................................................................................3-2/W-2
Webster (MO)........................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Western Illinois.......................................................................................................0-4/L-4
Western Kentucky ..............................................................................................1-0/W-1
Western Oregon....................................................................................................0-1/L-1
Western Washington...........................................................................................1-1/L-1
Westminster (MO)...............................................................................................1-0/W-1
Wheaton.............................................................................................................. 11-1/W-9
Wichita State (KS)..................................................................................................0-1/L-1
William Jewell (MO)............................................................................................2-2/W-1
William Penn (IA).................................................................................................3-2/W-1
William Woods (MO)..........................................................................................1-0/W-1
Winona State (MN)................................................................................................1-2/L-2
Wisconsin-LaCrosee...........................................................................................4-2/W-1
Wisconsin-Milwaukee..........................................................................................8-4/L-1
Wisconsin-Oshkosh............................................................................................6-1/W-6
Wisconsin-Parkside..........................................................................................12-10/L-3
Wisconsin-Platteville..........................................................................................3-0/W-3
Wisconsin-River Falls............................................................................................0-1/L-1
Wright State (OH)................................................................................................1-0/W-1
Xavier (OH).............................................................................................................1-0/W-1
20 2012 USF Fighting Saints Volleyball

Patrick J. Sullivan Center
PATRICK J. SULLIVAN CENTER/PAT QUIGLEY COURT
The centerpiece of St. Francis Athletics – the Patrick J. Sullivan Center – opened in 1986 and serves as the
home venue for the Saints’ men’s and women’s basketball teams and volleyball team. The facility also
houses the athletic department offices, the athletic training room, the USF Fitness Center, two racquetball
courts, a golf hitting studio and numerous locker rooms.
The Recreation Center was renamed the Patrick J. Sullivan Center in the fall of 2010. Sullivan was the longtime
men’s basketball coach (1976-2010), director of athletics (1986-2000) and athletics chairman (2000-
10) for the Saints prior to his retirement following the 2009-10 basketball season.
The playing court in the Sullivan Center was named after the late Pat Quigley back in 1994. Quigley, a
member of the USF Hall of Fame who completed his basketball playing career in 1981, lost his battle
with cancer in 1994. Several of his USF teammates, led by his close friends Mike Brennan and Ron Kenny,
spearheaded a drive to donate scholarship funds in honor of their classmate and have the court dedicated
in his memory.
The Sullivan Center has taken on a new look in the past two years. New scoreboards and a courtside
scorer’s table and message center were added prior to the 2010-11 seasons. A large banner with the
Fighting Saints’ new logo was displayed on the west wall. The playing court was refinished and repainted
in the summer of 2011 and new wall padding and a new sound system were added this past summer.

2012 University of St. Francis Fighting Saints
Back row (standing l-r)
Assistant Coach Sarah Ahline, Hayley Wacker, Kate McIlvanie,
Jazzmyne Robbins, Caleigh Hill, Laura Wills, Head Coach Cara Currier
Second row (kneeling l-r)
Hannah Hunnicutt, Breanne Shaw, Ashley Thompson,
Haley Ambrosch, Ashley Richards, Megan Mowery, Mallory Frankovich, Brittany Showalter
Front row (sitting l-r)
Laura Shain, Paige Reinert, Breanna Rivera, Dana Wettergren
Engaging mind and spirit