SOUTH CAROLINA GAMECOCKS 2018 MATCH NOTES

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1 SOUTH CAROLINA GAMECOCKS 2018 MATCH NOTES Beach Volleyball Contact: Joe Kepler Rice Athletics Center, 1304 Heyward Street, Columbia, S.C Office: SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time/Result STETSON SPRING FLING (DELAND, FLA.) 2/23 12 Georgia State* W, Florida State* L, 4-1 2/24 at 15 Stetson W, FAU* W, 3-2 UNF BEACH INVITE (ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA.) 3/3 UNC Wilmington* W, Florida Atlantic* W, 4-1 3/4 13 Georgia State* W, 3-2 at North Florida W, 5-0 SAND & SPURS OPEN (COLUMBIA, S.C.) 3/10 JACKSONVILLE W, 4-1 NORTH FLORIDA W, Hawai i (35-3) Friday, May 5, 1:00 PM ET Gulf Place ALL-TIME SERIES Hawai i leads, 1-0 LAST MEETING Rainbow Wahine won, 3-2 (3/24/18) FRIDAY OPPONENTS ROUND TWO OPPONENTS 2 Pepperdine (24-3) May 4, 3:00 PM (Elimination) -or- May 4, 5:00 PM (Winner s Bracket) Gulf Place ALL-TIME SERIES Pepperdine leads, 2-0 LAST MEETING The Waves won 4-1 (3/17/18) 7 LSU (26-12) May 4, 3:00 PM (Elimination) -or- May 4, 5:00 PM (Winner s Bracket) Gulf Place ALL-TIME SERIES LSU leads, 7-1 LAST MEETING Tigers won, 4-1 (4/22/18) GAMECOCK GRAND SLAM (COLUMBIA, S.C.) 3/17 11 GEORGIA STATE* W, PEPPERDINE L, 4-1 3/18 7 LSU* W, 4-1 JACKSONVILLE STATE W, 5-0 GAMECOCK CHALLENGE (COLUMBIA, S.C.) 3/24 FGCU W, HAWAI I L, 3-2 3/25 TCU W, 3-2 UAB* L, 3-2 SURF N TURF (MIAMI, FLA.) 3/30 TCU W, Grand Canyon W, 3-2 at 12 FIU* L, 4-1 3/31 2 UCLA L, 5-0 PALMETTO INVITATIONAL (COLUMBIA, S.C.) 4/13 COASTAL CAROLINA W, TULANE* W, 3-2 4/14 MISSOURI STATE W, COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON* W, 4-1 CCSA CHAMPIONSHIP (EMERSON, GA.) 4/20 UAB W, Tulane W, 3-2 4/21 College of Charleston W, FIU W, 3-2 4/22 8 LSU (Semifinal Round) L, 4-1 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP (GULF SHORES, ALA.) 5/4 3 Hawai i 1 p.m. ET 2 Pepperdine / 7 LSU TBD All times Eastern Home matches in BOLD * - CCSA Conference match SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook.../SouthCarolinaBeachVolleyball Snapchat... GamecockBeachVB ROSTER NAME HT. YR. EXP. HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 1 Aubrey Ezell 5-8 R-So. 1L Granbury, Texas (Granbury) 2 Shannon Williams 5-10 Jr. 2L Ashburn, Va. (Stone Bridge) 3 Julia Mannisto 5-11 Sr. 3L Westlake Village, Calif. (Mater Dei) 4 Caroline Skaff 5-11 So. 1L Haymarket, Va. (Battlefield) 5 Delaney Wood 6-0 Jr. 2L Westlake, Texas (Westlake Academy) 10 Macie Tendrich 5-3 Sr. 3L Boynton Beach, Fla. (Saint Andrews) 11 Sarah Nacouzi 5-10 So. 1L Raleigh, N.C. (Cardinal Gibbons) 12 Leah Perri 6-0 Gr. TR Richland, Mich. (Clemson) 13 Hannah Sorensen 6-0 Gr. 1L Wilmington, N.C. (Mercer) 14 AJ Baumann 5-7 Jr. 2L Roswell, Ga. (Fellowship Christian) 15 Quinn Fulton 5-8 Fr. HS Calabasas, Calif. (Agoura) 20 Lydia Dimke 6-3 Gr. TR Ham Lake, Minn. (Creighton) 21 Kennedy Copeland 5-10 Fr HS Newbury Park, Calif. (Westlake) 22 Cadie Bates 6-2 Gr. TR Temecula, Calif. (Duke) 23 Carly Schnieder 5-10 So. 1L Cincinnati, Ohio (Mother of Mercy) 24 Louise Kooiman 5-9 Fr. HS Fullerton, Calif. (Rosary Academy) 30 Ali Denney 5-6 So. 1L Jupiter, Fla. (The Pine School) 31 Jess Vastine 6-1 Fr. HS Wittman, Ariz. (Millennium) 32 Avery Davis 5-8 Fr. HS New Bern, N.C. (New Bern) 33 Franky Harrison 5-10 So. 1L Knoxville, Tenn. (Webb School) 44 Hannah Edelman 5-5 So. 1L Hilton Head Island, S.C. (Hilton Head Island) 50 Katie Smith 5-9 So. 1L West Chester, Ohio (Lakota West) COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Moritz Moritz (5th season, Colorado State, 2006) Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator: RJ Abella (5th season, Wichita State, 2009) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Luke Higgs (2nd season) Director of Operations: Maddie Hills (1st season) Strength and Conditioning Coach: Keith Scruggs Athletic Trainer: Aja Corchado Student Managers: Collin Wilson, Courtney Smith 1

2 QUICK FACTS Location...Columbia, S.C. Founded Enrollment... 32,027 Colors... Garnet (PMS 202C) & Black Nickname... Gamecocks Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference... Coastal Collegiate Sports Assoc. (CCSA) President...Dr. Harris Pastides Athletic Director... Ray Tanner Executive Associate AD/SWA... Judy Van Horn Home Venue...Wheeler Beach 2017 Record Conference Record Conference Finish...4th Starters Returning/Lost...7/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...13/3 Newcomers... 4 Freshmen / 3 Transfers / 2 Crossovers MEDIA INFORMATION Director of Media Relations...Steve Fink Asst. Director/Beach VB Contact... Joe Kepler Office Phone... (803) keplerj@mailbox.sc.edu Department Website... Department Facebook... /GamecocksOnline Department Mailing Address Heyward St. Rice Athletics Center, Columbia, S.C PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Cadie Bates...Katie AJ Baumann...Bow-men Aubrey Ezell... Eh-zell Louise Kooiman...Koy-men Julia Mannisto...Mann-iss-toe Moritz Moritz...More-Its Sarah Nacouzi...Nah-coo-zee Carly Schnieder...Sh-NEE-der Jess Vastine...Vass-tyne NOTEWORTHY GAMECOCKS EARN 6 SEED AT NCAA TOURNAMENT he NCAA beach volleyball championship bracket was unveiled on April 29, with South Carolina earning the number six seed overall. The double-elimination tournament takes place on the beach at Gulf Shores, Ala. and features eight teams - three from the west region, three from the east, and two at-large teams. South Carolina earned the number two east seed, following up its first-ever appearance last season as the overall No. 8 seed. The body of work we ve created this year, all of the hard work these student-athletes put into this season, I think it (the sixth seed) is a place that s representative of the effort they ve put into it head coach Moritz Moritz said. Last year we got through the first-year jitters, we didn t know what to expect, we didn t have an understanding of how the process worked. The level of expectation based off last year has risen, we knew we wanted to get back to Gulf Shores and we want to continue to excel at Gulf Shores. The Gamecocks are battle-tested entering the championship bracket, with 12 wins over nationally ranked opponents and a program-record 24 wins overall. The team s schedule in the regular season featured 18 duals against top-20 opponents, including six teams in the bracket. NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY Last season, in its first trip to the tournament, the eighth-seeded Gamecocks lost to eventual champion Southern Cal in the first round, and then fell in the elimination bracket to No. 4 seed Florida State. The team returned seven starters that competed in last season s tournament. This is the third year of beach volleyball holding an NCAA-sanctioned championship. WORLDWIDE LEADER TO CARRY NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP ESPN will carry the entire championship tournament on its family of networks this weekend. Calling all the action in Gulf Shores will be play-by-play announcers Courtney Lyle and Sam Gore, analysts Dain Blanton and Holly McPeak, and sideline reporters Holly Rowe and Nell Fortner. All eight duals on Friday (four first round, two elimination, two second round) will air on ESPNU. Day two s coverage will be on ESPN2, and the championship match at 2 p.m. ET Sunday will be on ESPN. SCOUTING 3 HAWAI I The Rainbow Wahine coming rolling into the tournament as winners of 30-straight duals. A 3-2 win over South Carolina on March 24, the first meeting ever between the two schools, was part of this win streak. Leading the way is the top pairing of Emily Maglio and Ka iwi Schucht, who stand at 34-4 overall and 25-1 at number one this season. Hawai i has two other pairs with 30 or more wins together, with Morgan Martin and Lea Monkhouse (19-0 at No. 2, 15-3 at No. 3) and Ari Homayun and Amy Ozee (32-6 at No. 4, including 24-straight wins). Last season, the Wahine reached the semifinals of the NCAA tournament. SCOUTING 2 PEPPERDINE Pepperdine lost to Southern Cal in the finals of 2017 s tournament, and enter the weekend as the number two seed. The Waves face seven-seed LSU in the opening round, a team they ve defeated three times already this season. Pepperdine has lost just once since the end of February, which includes a 4-1 win over South Carolina on March 17. The team is strongest on courts two and four, with season records of 25-2 at both positions. Skylar Caputo and Alexis Fillippone lead the team with 25 wins as a pair, Corinne Quiggle and Deahna Kraft are close behind with 22 wins (8-4 at No. 1, 14-1 at No. 2). SCOUTING 7 LSU The Tigers enter the tournament as the seventh seed, earning an at-large bid after being edged out for the number three east region seed by FIU. LSU is overall and made the final of the CCSA tournament last weekend. The team has a versatile lineup, rolling out six different pairs at number two, eight at number three, nine at number four and eight at number five. The one mainstay has been the top pairing of Claire Coppola and Kristen Nuss, the CCSA s Pair of the Year. This is also LSU s second trip to nationals; last season as the number seven seed, the Tigers went 1-2 at the tournament with a win over Long Beach State but losses to UCLA and Hawai i. PRE-NCAA TOURNAMENT NOTABLES Five individuals are tied for the team lead in wins; Julia Mannisto, Leah Perri, Carly Schnieder, Katie Smith and Macie Tendrich all have 23 so far. The record is 27, set by Tendrich last season. Ali Denney and Shannon Williams are one win away from reaching 30 for their career as a pair. They would become just the third Gamecock pair to reach 30 wins together in program history. Denney and Williams were named to the CCSA s all-tournament team after finishing the championship weekend with a 5-0 record at the number two position. Mannisto, Perri and Tendrich are all jockeying for the program s record for wins by a senior; the current record-holder is Adrianna Culbert s 24 wins in All three sit at 23 wins as individuals entering the tournament, with Tendrich already the program s record holder for wins by a sophomore and junior. Mannisto and Tendrich will start in their 130th match when they take the sand against Hawai i on Friday, extending their program record. The two seniors have started every match since coming to the program, and will leave as the two winningest players in South Carolina history. 2

3 NOTEWORTHY GAMECOCKS COLLECT POSTSEASON HONORS Three members of the program were honored by the CCSA conference office heading into the postseason. On April 18, junior Shannon Williams and sophomore Carly Schnieder were named to the CCSA s All-Academic team. Williams carries a 3.79 GPA as a Risk Management and Insurance major, and Schnieder is a Pharmaceutical Studies major with a 3.65 GPA. This marks back-to-back seasons with multiple Gamecocks earning academic honors, as Julia Mannisto and Katie Zimmerman made the conference s list last spring. On April 19, it was announced that head coach Moritz Moritz is the conference s Coach of the Year. The Gamecocks went 9-3 in the CCSA this season, earning them the number two seed in the conference tournament. Of those nine conference wins, all came over ranked opponents. South Carolina s 24-7 overall record marks the thirdstraight year with 20 or more wins, with 12 wins coming over against nationally ranked opponents. Moritz has served as head coach for each of the program s five seasons to date, and has a career record of (.619). SCHNIEDER RECOGNIZED BY NCSA Sophomore Carly Schnieder earned beach volleyball s inaugural All-American Strength and Conditioning Athlete of the Year award on April 5. The National Strength and Conditioning Association recognizes student-athletes at the Division I, II and III levels as well as high school across 22 sports. Beach volleyball was added for 2018, and Schnieder is the lone beach volleyball representative. The award recognizes athletic accomplishments that reflect the time dedicated to strength training and conditioning, and also factors in academic strength and community service. Nominees are put up for consideration by their team s strength and conditioning coaches. BATTLE-TESTED SOPHOMORE CLASS KEY TO 2018 SUCCESS The 2017 freshman class might very well go down as one of the best in school history, as four first-year studentathletes made the starting lineup and all four - Ali Denney, Franky Harrison, Carly Schnieder and Katie Smith won over 20 dual matches as individuals. Now as sophomores, Denney, Smith and Schnieder are in the lineup as part of the first, second and third pairs, respectively. Schnieder is tied for the team lead with Smith at 23 wins, and Denney racking up 14 wins at the number one pairing this season. GRAD CHANCE U South Carolina welcomed its first grad transfer in 2015, when Jade Hayes came to Columbia from UCF. Last season, former indoor All-Americans Katie Zimmerman (Wichita State) and Adrianna Culbert (Colorado State) were vital pieces to the team s NCAA Tournament run. The three left South Carolina with a combined record of in dual matches while competing on the team s top pairs. This season, a new group of indoor standouts had a chance to leave their mark on the program. Leah Perri (Clemson) trained with the team in the fall after a career with the Tigers saw her make All-ACC teams twice. Cadie Bates (Duke) is coming off a career year with the Blue Devils this fall, and played in 83 career matches indoors. Lydia Dimke (Creighton) was a 2016 AVCA All-American for the Blue Jays, and led the team to the Elite Eight of the 2016 NCAA tournament and the No. 9 overall seed in the tournament this past season. Despite the setback of losing Dimke for all but five of the team s regular-season duals, South Carolina s grad transfers are currently (Bates 20-7, Dimke, 3-2, Perri 23-8). GAMECOCKS IN THE NATIONAL RANKS The team earned its first-ever ranking by the AVCA on March 6 of last season. The Gamecocks are currently ranked 9th in the latest national poll. Eleven Gamecock opponents are currently ranked in the top 20, including numbers one, two and three, six of the top 10, and four other opponents receiving votes. CARDIAC KIDS South Carolina has shown a flair for the dramatics this season, as it holds a 9-2 overall record in duals that have come down to a 3-2 score. On top of that, 40 of the team s 155 individual matches across 31 duals have gone to three sets. The Gamecocks have come out on top in 27 of those 40. Highlighting the team s success are Ali Denney and Shannon Williams, who currently have a 9-2 record this season in three-set matches. GAMECOCKS TACKLING A TOUGH SCHEDULE IN 2018 South Carolina has stepped its strength of schedule so far this spring. The team faced six of the seven other teams who made the 2018 national tournament field, and 18 of its 31 matches to date have come against top-20-ranked teams. The Gamecocks are 12-6 in those matchups, highlighted by their first wins ever against Georgia State, Stetson and LSU. For comparison, the team was a combined 5-25 against nationally ranked opponents in its first four seasons. ABOUT THE CCSA South Carolina joined the Coastal Collegiate Sports Association (CCSA) in October 2015 as the eighth member of the conference. Since then, the CCSA has also added UNC-Wilmington and College of Charleston to bring the 2017 roster to 10 teams, and will add TCU and Southern Mississippi for spring The CCSA postseason tournament is held at LakePoint Sports Complex in Emerson, Ga. In its brief existence, the CCSA has proven to be one of the country s strongest beach conferences, boasting seven teams currently ranked in the AVCA Coaches Top-20 Poll and four participants in the 2018 NCAA championship. 4/23 AVCA RANKINGS RANK SCHOOL RECORD PREVIOUS 1 UCLA* Pepperdine* Hawai i* Cal Poly Southern California Long Beach State Florida State* LSU* South Carolina Florida International* Georgia State* California Stanford Arizona Loyola Marymount Stetson* Grand Canyon* Tulane* Saint Mary s Florida Atlantic* Receiving votes: Washington, TCU*, College of Charleston*, Arizona State, North Florida*, UAB* * 2018 Gamecocks Opponent ALL-TIME RECORDS South Carolina holds a all-time program record, dating back to The Gamecocks joined the CCSA for volleyball in 2016, and have an all-time conference record of In home matches at Wheeler Beach, Carolina is (.737). Moritz Moritz is entering his fifth season as head coach of the Gamecocks, spanning the young history of the program. He earned his 75th career win against FGCU on March 24,

4 PAIRS RECORDS PAIR DUAL CCSA TOP-20* NO. 1 NO. 2 NO. 3 NO. 4 NO. 5 Ali Denney / Shannon Williams Cadie Bates / Katie Smith Carly Schnieder / Katie Smith Lydia Dimke / Katie Smith Cadie Bates / Carly Schnieder Lydia Dimke / Aubrey Ezell Julia Mannisto / Carly Schnieder Leah Perri / Macie Tendrich Jess Vastine / Julia Mannisto Caroline Skaff / Jess Vastine Julia Mannisto / Caroline Skaff Franky Harrison / Hannah Edelman Franky Harrison / Jess Vastine Avery Davis / Jess Vastine TOTALS * - Teams ranked in the AVCA Top-20 coaches poll INDIVIDUAL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL DUAL CCSA TOP-20* NO. 1 NO. 2 NO. 3 NO. 4 NO. 5 Katie Smith Carly Schnieder Julia Mannisto Leah Perri Macie Tendrich Cadie Bates Ali Denney Shannon Williams Franky Harrison Hannah Edelman Jess Vastine Lydia Dimke Aubrey Ezell Avery Davis Caroline Skaff * - Teams ranked in the AVCA Top-20 coaches poll ACTIVE CAREER DUAL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL YEAR TOTAL WIN PCT. Macie Tendrich Jr Julia Mannisto Jr Shannon Williams So Carly Schnieder So Katie Smith So Ali Denney So Franky Harrison So Aubrey Ezell R-So Leah Perri Gr Delaney Wood So Cadie Bates Gr Hannah Edelman So Jess Vastine Fr Lydia Dimke Gr Caroline Skaff So Avery Davis Fr AJ Baumann Jr

5 CAREER RECORDS PAIRS WINS - OVERALL 1. Julia Mannisto/Carly Schnieder, 2017, Macie Tendrich/Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), 2016, Ali Denney/Shannon Williams, 2017, Paige Wheeler/Megan Kent, 2014, Macie Tendrich/Leah Perri, Sarah Blomgren/Aubrey Ezell, Franky Harrison/Jade Vitt, Cadie Bates/Katie Smith, Jade Hayes/Macie Tendrich, Jade Vitt/Delaney Wood, PAIRS WINS - DUAL ONLY 1. Julia Mannisto/Carly Schnieder, 2017, Macie Tendrich/Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), 2016, Ali Denney/Shannon Williams, 2017, Macie Tendrich/Leah Perri, Sarah Blomgren/Aubrey Ezell, Franky Harrison/Jade Vitt, Cadie Bates/Katie Smith, Jade Vitt/Delaney Wood, Paige Wheeler/Megan Kent, 2014, Jade Hayes/Macie Tendrich, PAIRS WINS - CONFERENCE ONLY 1. Julia Mannisto/Carly Schnieder, 2017, Macie Tendrich/Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), 2016, Shannon Williams/Ali Denney, 2017, Franky Harrison/Jade Vitt, Macie Tendrich/Leah Perri, Katie Smith/Adrianna Culbert, Jade Vitt/Delaney Wood, Cadie Bates/Katie Smith, CAREER MATCHES PLAYED - OVERALL 1. Macie Tendrich, Julia Mannisto, Jade Vitt, Shannon Williams, Sarah Blomgren, Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), Katie Smith, Ali Denney, Carly Schnieder, Paige Wheeler, INDIVIDUAL WINS - DUAL ONLY 1. Macie Tendrich, Julia Mannisto, Jade Vitt, Shannon Williams, Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), Carly Schnieder, Katie Smith, Sarah Blomgren, Ali Denney, Franky Harrison, INDIVIDUAL WINS - CONFERENCE ONLY 1. Macie Tendrich, Julia Mannisto, Carly Schnieder, Shannon Williams, Katie Smith, Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), Jade Vitt, Ali Denney, Franky Harrison, Adrianna Culbert, SEASON RECORDS PAIRS WINS - OVERALL 1. Macie Tendrich/Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), Leah Perri/Macie Tendrich, Sarah Blomgren/Aubrey Ezell, Julia Mannisto/Carly Schnieder, Franky Harrison/Jade Vitt, Julia Mannisto/Carly Schnieder, Paige Wheeler/Megan Kent, Cadie Bates/Katie Smith, Ali Denney/Shannon Williams, Jade Vitt/Delaney Wood, Macie Tendrich/Jade Hayes, PAIRS WINS - DUAL ONLY 1. Macie Tendrich/Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), Leah Perri/Macie Tendrich, Sarah Blomgren/Aubrey Ezell, Carly Schnieder/Julia Mannisto, Franky Harrison/Jade Vitt, Julia Mannisto/Carly Schnieder, Cadie Bates/Katie Smith, Ali Denney/Shannon Williams, Jade Vitt/Delaney Wood, Macie Tendrich/Jade Hayes, PAIRS WINS - CONFERENCE ONLY 1. Julia Mannisto/Carly Schnieder, Franky Harrison/Jade Vitt, Macie Tendrich/Katie Zimmerman, Leah Perri/Macie Tendrich, Julia Mannisto/Carly Schnieder, Macie Tendrich/Katie Reilly, Katie Smith/Adrianna Culbert, Shannon Williams/Ali Denney, Jade Vitt/Delaney Wood, Ali Denney/Shannon Williams, Cadie Bates/Katie Smith, INDIVIDUAL WINS - OVERALL 1. Macie Tendrich, Macie Tendrich, Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), Shannon Williams, Adrianna Culbert, Katie Zimmerman, Jade Vitt, Katie Smith, Carly Schnieder, Julia Mannisto, Leah Perri, Macie Tendrich, INDIVIDUAL WINS - DUAL ONLY 1. Macie Tendrich, Macie Tendrich, Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), Shannon Williams, Adrianna Culbert, Katie Zimmerman, Katie Smith, Carly Schnieder, Julia Mannisto, Leah Perri, Macie Tendrich,

6 MATCH NOTES: NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP SOUTH CAROLINA GAMECOCKS LINEUP/COACHING STAFF SPOT CHART NO. 1 PAIR 3-2 as 1s pair / 20-6 overall / 7-6 vs. Top-20 Opponents 22 Cadie Bates 6-2 Gr. Temecula, Calif. 50 NO. 2 PAIR 5-0 as 2s pair / overall / 10-8 vs. Top-20 Opponents Katie Smith 5-9 So. West Chester, Ohio NO. 3 PAIR 19-6 as 3s pair / 21-6 overall / 9-5 vs. Top-20 Opponents 3 Julia Mannisto 5-11 Sr. Westlake Village, Ca Lydia Dimke 6-3 Gr. Ham Lake, Minn. 33 Moritz Moritz Head Coach / 5th Season 30 Ali Denney 5-6 So. Jupiter, Fla. NO. 4 PAIR 19-4 as 4s pair / 23-8 overall / 11-7 vs. Top-20 Opponents Carly Schnieder 5-10 So. Cincinnati, Ohio NO. 5 PAIR First competition as a pair 2 Shannon Williams 5-10 Jr. Ashburn, Va. 10 Macie Tendrich 5-3 Sr. Boynton Beach, Fla. 12 Leah Perri 6-0 Gr. Richland, Mich. EXHIBITION PAIR 1-4 as 5s pair / Played at five in conference tournament Franky Harrison 5-10 So. Knoxville, Tenn. RJ Abella Assistant Coach / 5th Season 6 31 Jess Vastine 6-1 Fr. Wittman, Ariz. 4 Caroline Skaff 5-11 So. Haymarket, Va. Luke Higgs Volunteer Coach / 2nd Season