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2 1,000 Kill Club 2. Emily Schroeder 1450 kills Miami s 1,000 Kill Club 3. Kathy Tepe 1398 kills 1. Stephanie Otten 1528 kills 4. Lori Reinart 1372 kills 5. Carli Reihman 1363 kills 6. Angel Miller 1344 kills 7. Kristin Wagner 1264 kills 8. Wendy Tepe 1258 kills 9. Karen Lepley 1188 kills 10. Mindy Collins 1185 kills 11. Tara Buroker 1176 kills 11. Julie Sterk 1176 kills 13. Jeanna Staun 1131 kills 14. Kelly McCullough 1117 kills 15. Jenny Schwarber 1087 kills 16. Nicole Putman 1078 kills 17. Maggie Clark 1009 kills Volleyball

3 2. Jenny Schwarber 1354 digs 1,000 Dig Club/2,000 Assist Club 1. Stephanie Otten 1467 digs Miami s 1,000 Dig Club 3. Tara Buroker 1212 digs Melissa Zenz 1481 digs as libero 4. Angel Miller 1157 digs Suzy Wolford 1261 digs as libero 5. Mindy Collins 1155 digs 6. Karen Lepley 1154 digs 7. Rosie Palmer 1066 digs 8. Nicole Putman 1035 digs Miami s 2,000 Assist Club 8. Carli Reihman 1035 digs 1. Jessica Stout 5794 assists 2. Kathy Whalen 4109 assists 3. Andrea Atteberry 3636 assists 4. Megan Clark 3619 assists 5. Lisa Dankovich 3242 assists 6. Kelly Hardek 2792 assists 7. Stacy Scarbrough 2525 assists 8. Lisa Mueller 2317 assists 9. Summer Clouse 2071 assists

4 Career Top 10 Kills 1. Stephanie Otten ( ) Emily Schroeder ( ) Kathy Tepe ( ) Lori Reinart ( ) Carli Reihman ( ) Angel Miller ( ) Kristin Wagner ( ) Wendy Tepe ( ) Karen Lepley ( ) Mindy Collins ( ) Kills/Set (# sets) min. 300 sets 1. Emily Schroeder ( ) (404) 2. Angel Miller ( ) (403) 3. Lori Reinart ( ) (416) 4. Stephanie Otten ( ) (476) 5. Kathy Tepe ( ) (439) 6. Kelly McCullough ( ) (363) 7. Alissia Thompson ( ) (314) Wendy Tepe ( ) (410) 9. Julie Sterk ( ) (386) 10. Carli Reihman ( ) (455) Total Attempts 1. Stephanie Otten ( ) Emily Schroeder ( ) Angel Miller ( ) Tara Buroker ( ) Carli Reihman ( ) Jeanna Staun ( ) Mindy Collins ( ) Jenny Schwarber ( ) Kathy Tepe ( ) Lori Reinart ( ) Hitting Percentage (# sets) Min. Avg. 2.0 kpg/min. 300 sets 1. Lauren Hirsch ( ) (336) Wendy Tepe ( ) (410) 3. Kathy Tepe ( ) (439) 4. Julie Sterk ( ) (386) 5. Kristin Wagner ( ) (443) 6. Carli Reihman ( ) (455) 7. Lori Reinart ( ) (416) 8. Megan Griffin (2006-pres.) (320) 8. Alissia Thompson ( ) (317) 9. Kelly McCullough ( ) (363) Digs/Set (# sets) min. 300 sets 1. Melissa Zenz ( ) (335) 2. Suzy Wolford ( ) (388) 3. Stephanie Otten ( ) (476) 4. Erika Eagan ( ) (311) 5. Jenny Schwarber ( ) (461) 6. Tara Buroker ( ) (413) 7. Mindy Collins ( ) (400) 8. Angel Miller ( ) (403) 9. Tara Buroker ( ) (302) 10. Karen Lepley ( ) (425) Service Aces 1. Lisa Dankovich ( ) Kathy Tepe ( ) Molly Higgins ( ) Stephanie Otten ( ) Jenny Schwarber ( ) Wendy Tepe ( ) Rosie Palmer ( ) Nichole Putman ( ) Angel Miller ( ) Kathy Whalen ( ) Solo Blocks 1. Wendy Tepe ( ) Kathy Tepe ( ) Kristin Wagner ( ) Julie Sterk ( ) Nichole Putman ( ) Sarah Dickman ( ) Jennifer Eaton ( ) Karen Lepley ( ) Lori Reinart ( ) Lauren Hirsch ( ) Digs 1. Melissa Zenz ( ) Stephanie Otten ( ) Jenny Schwarber ( ) Suzy Wolford ( ) Tara Buroker ( ) Angel Miller ( ) Mindy Collins ( ) Karen Lepley ( ) Rosie Palmer ( ) Nichole Putman ( ) Carli Reihman ( ) Emily Schroeder is the career leader in kills per set with an average of 3.59 and second overall with 1450 kills Volleyball

5 Career Top 10 Block Assists 1. Carli Reihman ( ) Kathy Tepe ( ) Kristin Wagner ( ) Nichole Putman ( ) Lori Reinart ( ) Wendy Tepe ( ) Jennifer Eaton ( ) Kelly McCullough ( ) Sarah Dickman ( ) Julie Sterk ( ) Blocks Per Set (# sets) Min. 300 Games 1. Jennifer Eaton ( ) (350) 2. Wendy Tepe ( ) (410) 3. Kathy Tepe ( ) (439) 4. Julie Sterk ( ) (386) 5. Kristin Wagner ( ) (443) 6. Kelly McCullough ( ) (363) 7. Sarah Dickman ( ) (391) 8. Lori Reinart ( ) (416) Carli Reihman ( ) (455) 10. Alissia Thompson ( ) (317) Assists 1. Jessica Stout ( ) Kathy Whalen ( ) Andrea Atteberry (2006-pres.) Megan Clark ( ) Lisa Dankovich ( ) Kerry Hardek ( ) Stacey Scarbrough ( ) Lisa Mueller ( ) Summer Clouse ( ) Melinda McCormick ( ) Jessica Stout s 5,794 career assists are a Miami record and rank second on the all-time MAC assist list. She ranks among NCAA Division I all-time assist leaders. Carli Reihman (right) ranks among Miami s all-time top 10 in blocks per game, while ranking first in Miami history in block assists. Assists/Set (# sets) min. 200 games 1. Jessica Stout ( ) (466) 2. Andrea Atteberry (2006-pres.) (329) 3. Stacey Scarbrough ( ) (230) 4. Lisa Dankovich ( ) (329) 5. Megan Clark ( ) (381) 6. Kathy Whalen ( ) (442) 7. Summer Clouse ( ) (232) 8. Kerry Hardek ( ) (320) 9. Lisa Mueller ( ) (442) Jennifer Eaton is Miami s career leader in blocks per game, averaging 1.09 from 1999 to

6 Single-Season Top 10 Angel Miller (right) holds top marks in two singleseason categories: Kills (527) and attempts (1,386). She established both during the 1991 season. Kills 1. Angel Miller (1991) Emily Schroeder (2006) Kathy Tepe (1986) Wendy Tepe (1986) Lori Reinart (1994) Angel Miller (1990) Kathy Tepe (1985) Lori Reinart (1996) Kristin Wagner (1992) Stephanie Otten (1995) Hitting Percentage (Min. Avg. 2.0 kills per set) 1. Megan Griffin (2008) Wendy Tepe (1985) Wendy Tepe (1986) Kathy Tepe (1986) Kathy Tepe (1985) Lauren Hirsch (1997) Lauren Hirsch (1996) Lori Reinart (1995) Carli Reihman (2004) Julie Sterk (1998) Digs 1. Melissa Zenz (2008) Melissa Zenz (2006) Suzy Wolford (2005) Angel Miller (1991) Karen Lepley (1988) Melissa Zenz (2007) Jenny Schwarber (1992) Suzy Wolford (2003) Tara Buroker (2002) Erika Eagan (2001) Digs/Set 1. Suzy Wolford (2005) Melissa Zenz (2006) Melissa Zenz (2007) Melissa Zenz (2008) Erika Eagan (2001) Karen Lepley (1988) Tara Buroker (2002) Jenny Schwarber (1992) Mindy Collins (1999) Suzy Wolford (2003) Kills/Set 1. Emily Schroeder (2006) Kathy Tepe (1985) Wendy Tepe (1986) Kathy Tepe (1986) Kelly McCullough (2001) Alissia Thompson (1999) Angel Miller (1990) Lori Reinart (1996) Kristin Wagner (1992) Stephanie Otten (1995) Total Attempts 1. Angel Miller (1991) Emily Schroeder (2006) Jenny Schwarber (1991) Tara Buroker (2003) Maggie Clark (1989) Stephanie Otten (1995) Angel Miller (1990) Stephanie Otten (1994) Jenny Schwarber (1992) Mindy Collins (1999) Libero Melissa Zenz holds most of the top single season dig records at Miami. As a senior in 2008, she set a school record with 524 digs Volleyball

7 Single-Season Top 10 Service Aces 1. Lisa Dankovich (1984) Kathy Tepe (1986) Wendy Tepe (1985) Jenny Schwarber (1991) Molly Higgins (1990) Rosie Palmer (1995) Karen Lepley (1987) Stephanie Otten (1993) Jennie Schuermann (1986) Angel Miller (1990) Solo Blocks 1. Mary Kay O Connell (1983) Kathy Tepe (1983) Wendy Tepe (1983) Wendy Tepe (1985) Kristin Wagner (1992) Julie Sterk (1998) Julie Sterk (1996) Lauren Hirsch (1995) Kathy Tepe (1986) Alissia Thompson (1999) Julie Sterk (1997) Karen Lepley (1988) Karen Lepley (1987) Block Assists 1. Mary Kay O Connell (1983) Jennifer Eaton (2001) Kathy Tepe (1986) Lori Reinart (1996) Kristin Wagner (1992) Jennifer Eaton (2002) Carli Reihman (2004) Karen Lepley (1987) Kelly McCullough (2002) Kelly McCullough (2001) Julie Sterk (1998) Blocks Per Game 1. Mary Kay O Connell (1983) Jennifer Eaton (2001) Wendy Tepe (1983) Kathy Tepe (1983) Kristin Wagner (1992) Kathy Tepe (1986) Jennifer Eaton (2002) Kelly McCullough (2001) Julie Sterk (1997) Lori Reinart (1996) Lauren Hirsch (1995) Kathy Whalen holds the single-season assist record of 1,755 in Assists 1. Kathy Whalen (1991) Kerry Hardek (1998) Jessica Stout (1996) Jessica Stout (1994) Jessica Stout (1995) Jessica Stout (1997) Kathy Whalen (1990) Megan Clark (2005) Stacey Scarbrough (1992) Andrea Atteberry (2008) In 1983, Mary Kay O Connell set single-season standards for solo blocks, block assists and blocks per game. Her blocks per game and total blocks marks are MAC records. Assists Per Game 1. Jessica Stout (1996) Jessica Stout (1997) Kerry Hardek (1998) Kathy Whalen (1991) Kathy Whalen (1990) Kerry Hardek (1999) Jessica Stout (1995) Megan Clark (2005) Summer Clouse (2001) Jessica Stout (1994)

8 Individual and Team Records Most Kills Match 30 Wendy Tepe vs. Toledo, Season 527 Angel Miller, 1991 Career 1528 Stephanie Otten, Most Attempts Match 92 Angel Miller vs. E. Michigan, Season 1386 Angel Miller, 1991 Career 4317 Stephanie Otten, Highest Kills/Set Average Season 4.37 Emily Schroeder, 2006 Career 3.59 Emily Schroeder, Highest Attack Percentage (Min. 3 att./set) Match.938 Kathy Tepe ( ) vs. E. Kentucky, Season.358 Megan Griffin 2008 Career.325 Wendy Tepe, Lauren Hirsch, Most Assists Match * 108 Kathy Whalen vs. E. Michigan, Season 1755 Kathy Whalen, 1991 Career 5794 Jessica Stout, Highest Assists/Game Average Season Jessica Stout, 1996 Career Jessica Stout, INDIVIDUAL Records Most Service Aces Match 8 Kristen Walters vs. Hofstra, Kathy Tepe vs. Toledo, Wendy Tepe vs. C. Michigan, Season 99 Lisa Dankovich, 1984 Career 207 Lisa Dankovich, Highest Aces/Game Average Season 0.92 Lisa Dankovich, 1984 Career 0.63 Lisa Dankovich, Most Digs Match 45 Jenny Schwarber vs. Bowling Green, Season 524 Melissa Zenz, 2008 Career 1481 Melissa Zenz, Highest Digs/Game Average Season 4.51 Suzy Wolford, 2005 Career 4.42 Melissa Zenz, Most Solo Blocks Match 5 Wendy Tepe vs. E. Michigan, Sarah Dickman vs. George Washington, Season 78 Mary Kay O Connell, 1983 Career 108 Wendy Tepe, Most Block Assists Match 14 Lori Reinart vs. Ohio, Season 182 Mary Kay O Connell, 1983 Career 387 Carli Reihman, Highest Blocks/Game Average Season 2.18 Mary Kay O Connell, 1983 Career 1.09 Jennifer Eaton, Team Records Most Kills Match 116 vs. Eastern Michigan, Season 2, Most Attempts Match 329 vs. Eastern Michigan, Season 5, Highest Attack Percentage (Min. 3 att./game) Match.444 vs. Wright State, Season Most Assists Match 112 vs. Eastern Michigan, Season 1, Most Service Aces Match 23 vs. Hofstra, Season Most Digs Match 133 vs. Central Michigan, Season 2, Most Solo Blocks Match 11 vs. Ohio, Season Most Block Assists Match 39 vs. Ohio, Season * Second-highest total in NCAA history. 82 Megan Griffin set a new Miami record in 2008 when she had a season hitting percentage of Volleyball Lori Reinart (right) owns a Miami single-match record of 14 block assists, which she established against Ohio in 1996.

9 National and Miami Awards National Awards AVCA All-Region/All-District II Kathy Tepe Wendy Tepe Karen Lepley Angel Miller Kathy Whalen Lori Reinart Jessica Stout Alissia Thompson Olympic Sports Festival Participants Karen Lepley...(gold medal) Karen Lepley...(bronze medal) Angel Miller...(bronze medal) Angel Miller...(bronze medal) National Academic Awards CoSIDA Academic All-America Virginia Heineman... First Team Wendy Tepe...Second Team Kathy Tepe... Third Team Jessica Stout...Second Team CoSIDA Academic All-District IV Jill Homrig... First Team Jill Homrig... First Team Kathy Whalen... First Team Kathy Whalen... First Team Jessica Stout...Second Team Jessica Stout... First Team Jessica Stout... First Team Maggie Clark... First Team Julie Sterk...Second Team Jennifer Eaton...Second Team Tara Buroker... First Team Jennifer Eaton...Second Team Tara Buroker... First Team Tara Buroker... Third Team Miami Awards Miami Female Athlete of the Year Kathy Tepe Wendy Tepe Karen Lepley Jessica Stout Miami Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year Jennifer Eaton Leann Grimes Davidge Award Winners Kathy Tepe Wendy Tepe Sarah Dickman Stephanie Otten Ellen Bedinghaus Kate Loftus Tara Buroker This award is given in memory of Leann Grimes Davidge, a Miami women s tennis coach who was killed in a car accident in 1985, to an upperclass Miami female athlete who excels in athletics, academics and leadership. It is noted as Miami s top award for upperclass female student-athletes. Kathy Tepe shared the 1986 Leann Grimes Davidge Award with her twin sister Wendy. She was also co-winner of Miami Female Athlete of the Year, an All-Region selection and was inducted into the Miami Hall of Fame in

10 MAC Honors and Awards MAC Specialty Awards MAC Player of the Year Karen Lepley Lori Reinart Jessica Stout Alissia Thompson MAC Coach of the Year Carolyn Condit Carolyn Condit Carolyn Condit Carolyn Condit Carolyn Condit MAC Freshman of the Year Kristin Wagner Nichole Putman Stacey Scarbrough Jessica Stout Michele Metzler MAC Tournament MVP Angel Miller Jessica Stout Alissia Thompson Carli Reihman Additional MAC Awards MAC All-Tournament Team Angel Miller Jill Homrig Angel Miller Kathy Whalen Jenny Schwarber Stephanie Otten Lori Reinart Stephanie Otten Rosie Palmer Jessica Stout Rosie Palmer Julie Sterk Jessica Stout Alissia Thompson Julie Sterk Jennifer Eaton Carli Reihman Jeanna Staun Alex Ratcliff Maria Leahy MAC All-Freshman Team Susan Poll Lauren Slusser Carli Reihman Emily Schroeder Alex Ratcliff Michele Metzler All-Mid-American Conference First Team Sandy Secoy Renee DeGraff Renee DeGraff Jill Kohrs Kathy Tepe Wendy Tepe Kathy Tepe Wendy Tepe Karen Lepley Karen Lepley Angel Miller Angel Miller Kristin Wagner Jenny Schwarber Lori Reinart Stephanie Otten Lori Reinart Lori Reinart Lauren Hirsch Jessica Stout Alissia Thompson Alissia Thompson Kelly McCullough Emily Schroeder Carli Reihman Megan Griffin Emily Schroeder Megan Griffin Andrea Atteberry Second Team Renee DeGraff Jill Kohrs Lisa Dankovich Kathy Tepe Wendy Tepe Lisa Dankovich Lisa Dankovich Kristin Wagner Molly Higgins Kathy Whalen Kristin Wagner Stephanie Otten Jessica Stout Lauren Hirsch Jessica Stout Julie Sterk Julie Sterk Jennifer Eaton Carli Reihman Emily Schroeder Andrea Atteberry Hallie Hanks Honorable Mention (discontinued after 2005) Kristin Wagner Kathy Whalen Nichole Putman Lauren Hirsch Julie Sterk Maggie Clark Mindy Collins Kelly McCullough Carli Reihman Kate Norris Carli Reihman Volleyball

11 MAC Academic Honors Academic All-MAC First Team Virginia Heineman Kathy Tepe Wendy Tepe Sarah Dickman Molly Higgins Jill Homrig Kathy Whalen Kathy Whalen Jessica Stout Jessica Stout Maggie Clark Tara Buroker Tara Buroker Tara Buroker Angie Zent Suzy Wolford Carli Reihman Carli Reihman Megan Griffin Megan Griffin Hallie Hanks Maria Leahy Second Team Wendy Tepe Angel Miller Honorable Mention Mary Spitzer Jennie Schuermann Sarah Dickman Jill Homrig Molly Higgins Kathy Whalen Emily Hanselman Jessica Stout Maggie Clark Julie Sterk Julie Sterk Julie Sterk Alissia Thompson From , the MAC went to an Honor Roll System. From 2002 on, there has been just one Academic All- MAC Team, which is represented as First-Team Academic All-MAC. MAC Academic Awards MAC Presidential Award (senior with 3.5 GPA or higher) Molly Higgins Jill Homrig Kathy Whalen Emily Hanselman Ellen Bedinghaus Jessica Stout Maggie Clark Julie Sterk Kate Loftus Summer Clouse Jennifer Eaton Susan Poll Melinda McCormick Tara Buroker Angie Zent Suzy Wolford MAC Commissioner Award (sophomore or junior with 3.5 GPA or higher) Kathy Whalen Emily Hanselman Ellen Bedinghaus Jessica Stout Ellen Bedinghaus Maggie Clark Jessica Stout Maggie Clark Kate Loftus Julie Sterk Kate Loftus MIndy Clark Summer Clouse Jennifer Eaton Summer Clouse Jennifer Eaton Tara Buroker Jennifer Eaton Susan Poll Angie Zent Tara Buroker Susan Poll Angie Zent Tara Buroker Lindsay Simpson Lauren Slusser Suzy Wolford Angie Zent Jordan Centers Suzy Wolford

12 Miami Hall of Fame Kathy Tepe 1987 Wendy Tepe 1987 Hall of Fame Class of 1994 Kathy Tepe Kathy Tepe Bessler and Wendy Tepe Tobergte were among the six inducted into Miami University s Athletics Hall of Fame in Twin sisters, Kathy and Wendy were an explosive combination for the Red and White from Among the honors they shared were winning Miami s Leann Grimes Davidge Memorial Award in 1987 and being named co-female Athletes of the Year for the academic year. Kathy, a dietetics major, ended her senior year as Miami s all-time leader in kills with 1,398 and currently ranks second for career kills. She holds Miami single-season record for most kills per game (4.26 in 1985). She ranked 17th in the Wendy Tepe country in attack percentage her senior year (.353). Kathy was named all-mideast Region in 1986 and earned all-mac honors three years, including first-team distinction in 1985 and In 1986, she was selected as a Third-Team GTE Academic All-American. Wendy, an elementary education major, is Miami s all-time leader in solo blocks (108), attack percentage (.325) and blocks per game average (1.07). She also holds Miami s single-match record with 30 kills and is among the top five in seven other categories. She ranked 16th in the country in attack percentage her senior year (.355). Like her sister, Wendy was named to the all-mideast Region team in 1986 and was a three-time all-mac selection, earning first-team recognition in 1985 and In 1986, Wendy was named a Second-Team GTE Academic All-American. The duo helped the Red and White to a record over their four seasons with Miami, a.709 winning percentage. Karen Lepley 1989 Hall of Fame Class of 1999 As Miami s first MAC Player of the Year in volleyball, Karen Lepley Irons set a standard that only three other Miami volleyball players have lived up to by earning the MAC s top individual award: Lori Reinart in 1996, Jessica Stout in 1997 and Alissia Thompson in The four-year letterwinner still owns the best single-season dig per game average (3.89) and has the second-best single-season dig total (451). Her name remains on eight-of-nine season Top-10 lists and seven-of-ten career Top-10 charts. Lepley became the first athlete in the history of the program to surpass the 1,000-kill and dig marks, amassing 1,188 kills and 1,154 digs during her career. She was a First-Team All-MAC and AVCA all-region selection in 1988 and garnered second-team all-conference recognition in In 1987 and 88, Lepley was chosen to participate in the prestigious Olympic Sports Festival where she won a gold and bronze medal, respectively. She was the first of only two Miami volleyball players to participate in an Olympic Sports Festival. 86 Karen Lepley Sandy Secoy 1982 Hall of Fame Class of Sandy Secoy became the first player in Miami volleyball history to earn First-Team All-MAC honors, garnering the award in She helped Miami to back-to-back MAC titles and postseason tournament appearances in 1980 and 1981, the first championships in the program s history. During her career, she helped Miami compile 132 wins and a.727 winning percentage. She was a two-year captain for the Red and White, serving in the position as a junior and senior. Secoy returned to Miami in 1983 to serve as an assistant coach for one season. Elaine Hieber Elaine Hieber Coach/Administrator Hall of Fame Class of 1999 Elaine Hieber helped pioneer women s athletics at Miami University. During her tenure as associate athletics director, she established seven women s varsity sports to compete at the AIAW Division I level, while instituting and expanding grant-in-aids for female student-athletes. The first full-time women s coach at Miami and in the state of Ohio was hired during Hieber s stint, and she was instrumental in the expansion of the women s staff to include four full-time head coaches, one part-time coach, one part-time assistant coach, one full-time assistant athletic trainer, a full-time equipment manager and a full-time assistant sports information director. In addition to her administrative efforts, Hieber served as the head coach for four sports, including sitting at the helm of the basketball, volleyball and softball programs for the 1974 and 75 seasons. In 1976, she took the reigns of the tennis program and produced a record and boasted second-place showings in the Ohio College Women s Tennis Tournament in 1976, 78 and 79. Hieber left the Miami Athletic Department in 1979 to take a position as the associate athletic director at Iowa State. She lives in Ames, Iowa, and recently retired as the senior associate athletic director and senior woman s administrator for the Cyclones Volleyball Sandy Secoy

13 Miami Hall of Fame Carolyn Condit ANGEL MILLER 1992 Hall of Fame Class of 2008 Carolyn Condit Coach Hall of Fame Class of 2002 Carolyn Condit has directed Miami s volleyball program since 1984, winning five Mid-American Conference championships and mentoring four MAC Players of the Year along the way. A five-time MAC Coach of the Year, Condit won her 350th match at Miami during the 2001 campaign while guiding the Red and White to its 11th MAC Tournament appearance. In 1998, Condit led Miami to the NCAA Tournament for the fifth time, guiding the Red and White to the MAC s regular-season and tournament championships. The 1998 team finished with 27 wins, including the program s first NCAA Tournament victory. She is the winningest coach in Miami history and also ranks among all-time Division I coaches in wins. Along with her success on the court, Condit has guided her student-athletes to success in the classroom, producing four academic All-Americans. Angel Miller was a two-time First-Team All-MAC volleyball selection in 1990 and 1991, earning AVCA All-District II accolades and Second-Team Academic All-MAC honors in Twice Miller earned MAC All-Tournament Team honors (1990 and 91), being named the 1990 MAC Tournament MVP after leading Miami to its first tournament title in nearly 10 years and just the second NCAA Tournament berth in program history. She helped Miami to the 1991 NIVC semifinals. Miller remains Miami s career record holder for kills per game (3.33) and its single-season record holder for kills (527 in 1991). She finished her career as the Red and White s career record holder in digs (1,157) and was second in career kills (1,344). She currently ranks fifth in career kills and digs and is one of just eight players in program history to amass 1,000 kills and digs in a career. Additionally, Miller ranks among Miami s career top 10 in digs per game, service aces and hitting percentage, while also ranking among the top 10 in singleseason digs, kills per game and service aces. She participated in the Olympic Sports Festival in 1990 and `91, earning bronze medals each year. Angel Miller Stephanie Otten 1995 Hall of Fame Class of Stephanie Otten was one of the best all-around players in Miami history. She is the RedHawks all-time leader in kills with 1,528, and is tops in digs among non-liberos with 1,467. She was a two-time All- MAC selection, earning second-team honors in 1994 and first-team honors in She was also a two-time MAC All-Tournament team selection (1994 and 1995) and was named Miami s Leann Grimes Davidge Award winner in During her senior season, she led the RedHawks to a 24-7 record and a MAC regular-season championship with a 15-2 conference mark. That team finished 24th in the RPI rankings and was the first in school history to earn an at-large berth to the NCAA Tournament. Stephanie Otten

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